ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

ALAN

JAUREGUI

PORTFOLIO S E L E C T E D

W O R K S

“ T H E O NLY B O UNDA R I ES O F DESI G N A RE T HE SI T E’ S” -A lan Jaureg ui

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Alan Jauregui

covajauregui@gmail.com +1 (830)-421-0674 2418 Fort Baldy Trl Humble TX, 77396

Education

Leadership

Bachelor of Science in Architecture

2018 - Expected 2022

Bachelor of Science in Const. Science

2018 - Expected 2022

Prairie View A&M University

Prairie View A&M University

Awards BANJO

Student Design Competition 2020 1st place

AIA Houston

Michael G. Meyers Design Competition 2017

OSHA - 30 Construction Safety 2022

AIAS Social Media Director Guarateed that every member and potential member of the organization is up to date with AIA and AIAS announcements.

Deliver marketing products to inform and represent the chapter.

1st place

PVAMU 2019-2020

AIA Houston

Rotary International Exchange Student

Michael G. Meyers Design Competition 2016 Best Model

Brazil 2017-2018 Netherlands Summer 2016

Work Experience

Professional Skills

Holder Construction Operations Engineer Intern

Experienced in:

Manage and coordinate several trades on a data center campus in the state of Georgia. Participated and documented subcontractor’s meetings, submitted RFIs, SCOs, Risk Management documents, and became proficient on reading shop, and civil drawings.

Summer 2022

School Of Architecture (William Price) Student Research Assistant Assist the School of Architecture in Research and Development, pertaining to envelope design, building performance, and design-build activities associated with BEAM and SEED Instrument.

January 2020 - Present

Kate Spade New York Bilingual Sales Associate Represent and communicate to customers through sales competency, product expertise and by providing the highest level of customer service.

October 2019 - January 2020

IDG Architects, Inc. Intern Developed a “Neighborhood Revitalization” Master Plan for the city of Peoria, including schematic designs for residential and commercial prototypes, community components, and architectural visualizations.

Summer 2019

3D Printing AutoCAD CNC Milling Excel Hololens Illustrator InDesign Laser Cutting Lumion Photoshop Procore Revit Rhino Sketchup

Language Proficient in: Spanish English Portuguese

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PORTFOLIO INDEX

1

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2 |

3

WALLER TERMINALS

EADO ACADEMY

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4 |

-

-

TRAIN STATION

SCHOOL

INDEPENDENCE HEIGHTS

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| ACADEMIC |

| ACADEMIC |

LIBRARY

03 - 22

23 - 42

| ACADEMIC |

43 - 54

MACARTHUR CORRIDOR - REVITALIZATION | WORK EXP | 55 - 70

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04

05

1

WALLER TERMINALS THE WALLER TERMINALS WERE DESIGNED IN RESPONSE TO THE

2021

REQUEST

TRAIN STATION

TRAIN PASSENGER STATIONS FROM TEX AS CENTRAL PARTNERS,

ACADEMIC

LLC (“TEX AS CENTRAL”). THE TEX AS BULLET TRAIN PROJECT WILL

FOR

PROPOSALS

FOR

STUDENT-DESIGNED

BULLET

PROVIDE RELIABLE, SAFE, AND PRODUCTIVE PASSENGER TRAIN TRANSPORTATION USING PROVEN HIGH-SPEED RAIL TECHNOLOGY BETWEEN HOUSTON AND NORTH TEX AS. THIS FACILIT Y WORKS AS A MIDWAY STATION, ALLOWING PRAIRIE VIEW A&M UNIVERSIT Y STUDENTS AMONG OTHER STAKEHOLDERS TO QUICKLY TRAVEL TO HOUSTON AND/OR DALL AS.

APPROACH

DESIGN IDEA THE PROJECT WAS DESIGNED WITH SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES TO DIMINISH THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT AND MA XIMIZE THE USER COMFORT AND EXPERIENCE. THE TRANSPORTATION TERMINALS ARE TWO SYMMETRICAL BUILDINGS (TERMINALS) OF ABOUT 75,500 SQUARE FEET COMBINED, WHICH ALLOWS THE USERS TO ACCESS THE ELEVATED PL ATFORM (35FT) AND HOP ON A TRAIN. THE TERMINALS CONSIST OF THREE LEVELS WITH DEDICATED SPACES FOR ADMINISTRATION, FOOD & RETAIL, AND LOUNGE WAITING AREAS.

TR ACKS

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07

CONTEXT : LOCATION AND SITE Waller, Texas 30.0 9 N , 9 5 . 8 9 W WALLER, WITH A 2020 POPULATION OF 3,584, HAS THE NEIGHBORING CITIES OF HEMPSTEAD (POP. 9,037) AND PRAIRIE VIEW (POP. 7,065).

THE PROJECT’S RIDERSHIP IS ANTICIPATED TO RAMP UP TO OVER 6 MILLION PASSENGERS BY 2029 AND 13 MILLION BY 2050. THAT’S 35% OF THE ANTICIPATED NUMBER OF LONG-DISTANCE TRIPS BETWEEN NORTH TEXAS AND THE GREATER HOUSTON METRO AREA.

U n i te d S t ate s

Tex a s

A l i g n m e nt

Wa l l e r, T X

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CONTEXT : LOCATION AND SITE LEGEND Pro p e r t y L in e

B uil din g F o ot p rint

E x i s t in g Tre e Clu s te r

E x i s t in g B uil din g s

A li gnm e nt

Roads

BINFORD RD KICKAPOO RD

Sum

me

Winte r

r

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PROPOSED SITE LEGEND

S olar Array Photovoltaic System output estimated to be 479,194 kWh/ Year with a value of $40,420. (source: pv watts.nrel.gov)

D ouble Skin Facade Provides shading while allowing the passage of natural light, which may also reduce the reliance on HVAC systems to heat and cool.

Cons truc ted Wetlands Flood and stormwater control, water quality improvement and biodiversity restoration.

Drop of f / Pickup Public transport and ridesharing emits less greenhouse gases and diminishes carbon footprint.

Parking Permeable paving allows water to filter through, reducing storm water runof f and heat island ef fect.

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CONCEPT DIAGRAMS

GEOMETRY

SPLIT

TRACKS

VIEWS

TRACKS

ENTRY Double Skin Facade

Massing

Massing

Program

Vertical Circulation

Elevators + Escalators + Stairs

ENTRY

Waiting Area

View to pond + tracks

Program Building Support

Mechanical + Electrical + Storage

Administration Office + Lounge

V

Food & Retail Kiosks

Restrooms

Lobby

Self checkout + Help desk

B

Mechan

11

FLOORPL AN - LEVEL 1

6

4

5

4

LEGEND 1

ENTRY

2

SELF CHECK-IN

3

CUSTOMER SERVICE

4

STAFF OFFICE

5

STAFF BREAKROOM

6

RESTROOMS

7

ELEVATOR

8

MACHINE ROOM

9

MECH. / ELECT.

10

STORAGE

11

FOOD & RETAIL KIOSKS

12

WAITING AREA

4

2

3

8

2

2

7 9 10

1

12

LOBBY

13

FLOORPL AN - LEVEL 2

6

LEGEND 1

ENTRY

2

SELF CHECK-IN

3

CUSTOMER SERVICE

4

STAFF OFFICE

5

STAFF BREAKROOM

6

RESTROOMS

7

ELEVATOR

8

MACHINE ROOM

9

MECH. / ELECT.

10

STORAGE

11

FOOD & RETAIL KIOSKS

12

WAITING AREA

11

8

7 9 10

14

WITHOUT DOUBLE SCREEN

WITH DOUBLE SCREEN

15

FLOORPL AN - LEVEL 3

RAILWAY

6

RAILWAY

LEGEND ENTRY

2

SELF CHECK-IN

3

CUSTOMER SERVICE

4

STAFF OFFICE

5

STAFF BREAKROOM

6

RESTROOMS

7

ELEVATOR

8

MACHINE ROOM

9

MECH. / ELECT.

10

STORAGE

11

FOOD & RETAIL KIOSKS

12

WAITING AREA

8

7 9 10

RAILWAY

1

16

WAITING ARE A

WAITING ARE A

17

ELEVATIONS

WEST

EAST

18

SOUTH

NORTH

19

SECTIONS

WA I T C I R ING

C U FOOD & RETAIL L AT L O AD ION BYB MIN

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WALL SECTION + DETAILS 1

1

2 4 6 3

3 5

7 8

9 10

1

2 9 12 10

11 13 3 4

14

7 8

2

5 3

4 15 16

17 2

3

18 19 9 12 10

11

3

13 3 4

20

14 21 7 8

1.

FLASHING

8.

GLULAM BEAMS

15. GYPSUM BOARD

2.

WATER PROOFING

9.

LOW-E GLAZING

16. CERAMIC TILES

3.

RIGID INSULATION

10. PERFORATED METAL PANEL

17.

4.

5-PLY CLT

11.

18. FILTER FABRIC

5.

ALUMINUM CLADDING

12. MULLION

19. GRAVEL

6.

ROOF MEMBRANE

13. WOODEN FLOOR

20. CONCRETE FOUNDATION

7.

WOOD CEILING

14. GFRC FINS

21. PERFORATED DRAIN

GLULAM COLUMN

SHIM BLOCK

3

21

DOUBLE SKIN FACADE

GEOMETRY

SITE ALTERNATE

STRETCH

GR A SS BL ADES

’ 10 x 6’ zing a Gl

M

d te a ra P o ’ rf 0 Pe ’ x 1 3

G l a s s F ib e r R e inf o rc e d C o n c re te (G FR C ) - 2 ’ x 3 9 . 5 ’ x 2 . 5 ” F in s

al et ls ne

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STUDY MODEL

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24

25

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E A D O ACADEMY THE PROJECT GOAL IS TO DELIVER AN INTERDISCIPLINARY STEAM

2021

PREPARATORY ACADEMY FROM 9TH - 12TH GRADE, TO BRIDGE

SCHOOL

OVER THE EDUCATIONAL DESERT THAT THE MINORITY COMMUNITY

ACADEMIC

IS IDENTIFIED WITH. THE NEW FACILITY SHOULD BE ABLE TO REPRESENT THE METAPHOR OF BRIDGING THE EDUCATIONAL DIVIDE WITH IDEAS OF INNOVATION, CONNECTIVITY, AND EXPLORATION TOWARDS THE NEW FUTURE.

APPROACH

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DESIGN IDEA TO

BRIDGE

EDUCATION

AND

THE

L ACK

OF

RESOURCES

IS

THE

EXPOSURE TO NEW PATHS AND OPPORTUNITIES. THE INTEGRATION AND ACTIVATION OF DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS AND CULTURES INTO ONE FOR A COMMON GOAL.

THIS BRIDGE IS A JOURNEY SIMIL AR

TO A “RUBIK’S CUBE”; ONE MUST SHIFT AND MOVE IN DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS TO ACHIEVE ONE’S GOALS, YET THE PROCESS CAN BE CONFUSING WITH ITS DIFFERENT POSSIBILITIES AND PATHWAYS TO TAKE. THE CONCEPTUAL BRIDGE OR JOURNEY IS EXPERIENCED ON THE MAIN CIRCUL ATION PATH OF THE FACILIT Y BY THE USER AS ONE IS BEING VISUALLY

EXPOSED

TO

THE

ENVIRONMENTAL

SURROUNDINGS.

THE

CONNECTIVIT Y OF FORMS WAS DONE BY ADDING, SUBTRACTING, AND MERGING TECHNIQUES AND IS BEST REPRESENTED ON THE FACADES AND OVERALL MASSING OF THE FACILIT Y TO SYMBOLIZE THE UNIFIED DIVERSIT Y SUCH IN THE VARIOUS COLORS OF A “RUBIK CUBE”.

1 s t L evel CIRCULATION PARTI

2nd L evel

3 rd L evel

“THE CONNECTION OF AN ACTIVATED JOURNEY TO ACADEMIC EXPOSURE”

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CONTEXT : LOCATION AND SITE Eas t D owntown Hous ton, Tx 7 70 03 THE SITE IS IS BOUNDED BY ENNIS ST, LEELAND ST, VELASCO ST, AND INTERSTATE 45 IN EAST DOWNTOWN HOUSTON. THE 574,039 SQFT OR 13.78 ACRE LOT IS IN THE MIDDLE OF AN AREA IN HOUSTON THAT IS IN TRANSITION AND PART OF THE HISTORICALLY MINORITY NEIGHBORHOOD HOUSTON’S THIRD WARD.

Unite d State s

Texa s

H ou s ton

D OW N T OW N

ZOO

TSU

UH

N

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PROPOSED SITE LEGEND G l azin g

H ard s c ap e

Wate r

Roof

Ve g e t at i o n

P e rg o l a

P e rm e ab l e P ave r s

Te rr a c e

Ennis St

Inters tate 45 Fw y

Leeland St

Ve l a s c o S t

N

29

FLOORPL AN - LEVEL 1 LEGEND CIRCULATION

5

STORAGE

15

FACULTY LOUNGE / BREAK

CLASSROOMS & LABS

6

CLASSROOM

16

NURSE OFFICE

ENTRY & COMMONS

7

COLLABORATIVE

17

NURSE STATION

BUILDING SUPPORT

8

SCIENCE LAB

18

RECEPTION

FACULTY & STAFF

9

IDEA LAB

19

PRINCIPAL OFFICE

ADMINISTRATION

10

COMPUTER LAB

20

MECHANICAL

21

ELECTRICAL

22

IT / SERVER

1

LOBBY / LOUNGE

11

FABRICATION LAB

2

STUDY ROOM

12

PREP ROOM / STORAGE

3

CAFE LOUNGE

13

CONFERENCE ROOM

23

RESTROOM

4

CAFE

14

FACULTY OFFICE

24

RECEIVING / LOADING

25

MAINTENACE

N

6

6

11

9

2 11

2

6

2

10

2

1 3

5

4 5

22

17

16 23

19

14

23 14 15

13 21

20

25

24

5

17

14 14 14

5

14

30

LOBBY

LOBBY

31

FLOORPL AN - LEVEL 2 LEGEND CIRCULATION

5

STORAGE

15

FACULTY LOUNGE / BREAK

CLASSROOMS & LABS

6

CLASSROOM

16

NURSE OFFICE

ENTRY & COMMONS

7

COLLABORATIVE

17

NURSE STATION

BUILDING SUPPORT

8

SCIENCE LAB

18

RECEPTION

FACULTY & STAFF

9

IDEA LAB

19

PRINCIPAL OFFICE

ADMINISTRATION

10

COMPUTER LAB

20

MECHANICAL

21

ELECTRICAL

22

IT / SERVER

1

LOBBY / LOUNGE

11

FABRICATION LAB

2

STUDY ROOM

12

PREP ROOM / STORAGE

3

CAFE LOUNGE

13

CONFERENCE ROOM

23

RESTROOM

4

CAFE

14

FACULTY OFFICE

24

RECEIVING / LOADING

25

MAINTENACE

N

9 6

6

10 2 6

2

23 23 2

10

23

7

9

2

6

23

14

14

14

14

9 20

21

5

6

14 14

15

13

14

14

14

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LIGHT WELL + CORRIDOR

E XPOSED CIRCUL ATION

LIGHT WELL + CORRIDORS

VIEW TO PARK

LIGHT WELL S + CL A SSROOMS

33

FLOORPL AN - LEVEL 3 LEGEND CIRCULATION

5

STORAGE

15

FACULTY LOUNGE / BREAK

CLASSROOMS & LABS

6

CLASSROOM

16

NURSE OFFICE

ENTRY & COMMONS

7

COLLABORATIVE

17

NURSE STATION

BUILDING SUPPORT

8

SCIENCE LAB

18

RECEPTION

FACULTY & STAFF

9

IDEA LAB

19

PRINCIPAL OFFICE

ADMINISTRATION

10

COMPUTER LAB

20

MECHANICAL

21

ELECTRICAL

22

IT / SERVER

1

LOBBY / LOUNGE

11

FABRICATION LAB

2

STUDY ROOM

12

PREP ROOM / STORAGE

3

CAFE LOUNGE

13

CONFERENCE ROOM

23

RESTROOM

4

CAFE

14

FACULTY OFFICE

24

RECEIVING / LOADING

25

MAINTENACE

N

7 12

8

8

12

12

12 8

7

12

8

12

2

8

8 7

23

23

14

14

14

14 6 20

21

6

14 14

15

13

14

14

14

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STAIRCA SE + GREEN WALL

SK YLIGHT + CORRIDOR

35

SECTIONS

36

GREEN WALL + ATRIUM

E XPOSED CIRCUL ATION

37

ELEVATIONS

LEELAND ST

ENNIS ST

INTERSTATE 45 FWY

VELASCO ST

38

39

L ANDSCAPE

RECRE ATION + LEISURE + EDUCATION

MEETING HUTS

40

WALL SECTION + DETAILS

1

2

1

2

41

WALL SECTION + DETAILS 2 1

4

3

6

5

42

WALL SECTION + DETAILS

1

2

3

6

5

6

43

44

45

3

INDEPENDENCE HEIGHTS A

LIBRARY

IN

THE

INDEPENDENCE

HEIGHT

COMMUNITY

OF

2020

HOUSTON, TX WAS DESIGNED. THE SITE IS NEARBY THE METRORAIL

LIBRARY

RED LINE STATION AS WELL AS THE NORTHLINE TRANSPORTATION

ACADEMIC

CENTER, WHICH PROVIDES DAILY ROUTES TO RESIDENTS IN THE IMMEDIATE AND GREATER NEIGHBORHOODS OF HOUSTON. THE CHALLENGE OF DESIGNING NEW LIBRARIES IN THIS ERA IS TO INVITE PEOPLE TO USE THEM. A WAY TO INVITE AND UNITE THE COMMUNITY IS BY PROVIDING A SPACE TO CELEBRATE KNOWLEDGE AND INTERACTION.

Main Entr y

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DESIGN IDEA THE CONCEPT INTENDED WAS TO INVITE USERS BY DESIGNING A SPACE THAT INCORPORATES THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT, AND ALLOWS PEOPLE TO INTERACT AS A COMMUNITY. THE LIBRARY IS COMPRISED OF TWO LEVELS, MAINLY SEPARATED BY BOOK COLLECTIONS AND COMMUNITY SPACES, AN INTERIOR COURTYARD, AND A PARK WITH OUTDOOR SEATING AND GATHERING SPACES. THE UPPER LEVEL OVERHANGS, CREATING COVERED SPACE UNDERNEATH FOR USERS TO GATHER AND ENJOY THE VIEW TO THE CONSTRUCTED BODY OF WATER. IN SCARCITY OF GREEN SPACES ON SITE, A RETENTION POND AND PARK WAS INTEGRATED TO THE LANDSCAPE DESIGN.

CIRCLE = CIRCULATION + HEART

SQUARE = COMMUNITY + LIBRARY SUPPORT

V-SHAPE = BOOK COLLECTIONS

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CONTEXT : LOCATION AND SITE OK

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T E X A S LA

MEXICO

T EXAS , U S A

H OU STON , TX

AREA MAP

L O C AT I O N M A P

Pro p o s e d S i te

M e t ro R a i l R e d L i n e

N o r t h l i n e TC & S to p s

S l o w Tr a f f i c

Fa s t Tr a f f i c

Pr i m a r y Ent r a n c e

S e c o n d a r y Ent r a n c e

P e d e s t r i a n P at h

B i ke L a n e

R i g ht o f Way

Pro p e r t y L i n e

I nte r s e c t i o n C o n f l i c t

Views

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SWOT ANALYSIS STRENGTHS: • Pedestrian + Vehicular Accesibility • Available Public Transportation

WEAKNESSES: • Lack of Positive Views

OPPORTUNITIES: • Outdoor Recreation + Park Implementation

THREATS: • Flooding area at Crosstimbers St + Main St

GOALS

Natural Light

Courtyards

Community Involvement

In d e p e n d e n c e H e i ght s L ib r ar y

Bike + Park Incorporation

Outdoor Seating & Gathering

Environmental Interaction

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CONCEPT DIAGRAMS

BASE

EXTRUDE

E XC AVAT E

FINAL

S TA F F/ C O M M U N I T Y

VIEWS/COLLEC TIONS

C O U R T YA R D /AC C E S S

FINAL

COMMUNIT Y + C O U R T YA R D

S H A D E D PAV I L L I O N

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ADULT

PL ANNING STRATEGY

ADMIN

ENTRY

COURT YARD

MAIN ENTRY

COMM LOBBY STAFF UNITY

TEEN COURT YARD

H T U O Y

LEVEL 1

LEVEL 2

SPATIAL ORGANIZATION:

CIRCULATION:

CLUSTERED

RADIAL

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PROPOSED SITE

Proper ty Line

Glazing

D e c i d u o u s Tr e e

Roof

Ve g e t a t i o n

P e r m e a b l e P av e r

Pond

Parking

RETENTION POND

Crossti

t mber S

Ma in St

Ya l e St

N

4 5 St

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FLOORPL AN Community

Lobby

Admin + Staf f

Building Support

Proper ty Line

D e c i d u o u s Tr e e

Ve g e t a t i o n

Pond

Gravel

Permeable Pavers

L EVE L 1

N

Parking

Open to Below

Building Support

Lobby

Adult

Yo u t h

Te e n / Tw e e n

Glazing

L EVE L 2

N

53

ELEVATIONS

WE ST

SO UT H

E A ST

NO RT H

54

SECTION + RENDERINGS

LONGITUDINAL A-A

COURT YARD

SECONDARY ENTRY

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4 2019 REVITALIZATION WORK EXP

MACARTHUR CORRIDOR SOUTH VILLAGE, LOCATED ON THE NEAR SOUTHSIDE OF PEORIA, ILLINOIS,

HAS

BEEN

A

HISTORICALLY

DISADVANTAGED

AND

ECONOMICALLY DEPRESSED AREA OF THE CITY. TO THIS DAY MOST OF THE CRIME,POVERTY, AND UNDERSERVED POPULATION ARE CONCENTRATED IN THIS AREA. HOWEVER, SOME AREAS WITHIN THE

SOUTHSIDE

HAVE

RECENTLY

UNDERGONE

SIGNIFICANT

INFRASTRUCTURAL IMPROVEMENTS OVER THE PAST FIVE YEARS. THE AREA REPRESENTED IN THE STUDY, REFLECTS THE SOUTH VILLAGE TIF DISTRICT, AND FOCUSES ON THE MACARTHUR CORRIDOR AND

THE

SURROUNDING

BLOCKS

SEEKING

TO

COORDINATE

REVITALIZATION EFFORTS WITH ONGOING STUDIES UNDERTAKEN

BY THE ILLINOIS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (IHDA).

Legend Industrial Single Family Homes Park Commercial Mixed Use Young Professional Housing Intervention Scope

SOUTH VILLAGE TIF MAP

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ARCHITECTURE VISUALIZATIONS MY CONTRIBUTION AND INPUT ON THIS MASTERPLAN PROJECT WAS TO DESIGN AND DEVELOPE RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL PROTOTYPES TO THEN CREATE REALISTIC RENDERINGS AND VISUALIZATIONS. THE OBJECTIVE

WAS

TO

DELIVER

ULTRA

REALISTIC

RENDERINGS

AND

VISUALIZATIONSFOR A BETTER REPRESENTATION OF DESIGN CONCEPTS AND BETTER INTERPRETATION OF NEW COMPONENTS AND/OR BUILDINGS YET TO BE IMPLEMENTED.

N Richard Allen Dr

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N Spring Grove Dr

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N Richard Allen Dr

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W 4th St

W 4th St

4th

St

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6

N Saratoga St

W John H Gwynn Jr Ave

1

W Smith St

W Smith St

W Johnson St

W Johnson St

5

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W McBean St

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W Brotherson St

SW

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S Charlton St

S Webster St

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S Kersee St

W Brotherson St

S McArthur Hwy

7

3

W McBean St

W McBean St

S Saratoga St

S Charlton St

S Webster St W Brotherson St

S Merriman St

S Webster St

B

S Richard Pryor Place

W Johnson St

S McArthur Hwy

S Saratoga St

S Charlton St

W Johnson St

W Hurlburt St

W Hurlburt St

Commercial Existing Assets 1 Fire Deptartment Mixed Use 2 Valeska Hinton School Young Professional Housing PCCEO Headquarters 3 Religious 4 PCCEO Headstart Educational 5 Martin Luther King Jr. Park Senior Citizen Housing 6 John Gwynn Park Civil 7 Urban League Multifamily Housing 8 NAACP Assets Proposed Dept. Assets 1 Fire A Community Air Market 2 School HQ B South Village Plaza 3 PCCEO 4 PCCEO C Arts Headstart & Culture Center Park 5 MLK Garden D Art Gwynn Park 6 John E Health & Fitness Center League 7 Urban F Food Truck Lot 8 NAACP

S Richard Pryor Place

W Hurlburt St

North Richard Pryor Place

S McReynolds Ct

D

S McArthur Hwy

S Saratoga St

S Charlton St

S Webster St

W Hurlburt St

N Braves Ct

N MacArthur Hwy

N Kane St

N Charlton St

N Webster St

8 W Aiken Ave

W Aiken Ave

N Merriman Ct

E

W Adrian G. Hinton Avenue

C W Smith St

N Village Green Ct

N McReynolds Ct

N Saratoga St

N Kane St

N Charlton St

N Webster St

W Hurlburt St

N MacArthur Hwy

N Webster St

Simons Mortuary

W Adrian G. Hinton Avenue

W Aiken Ave

North Richard Pryor Place

Percy Baker Jr Ave

W John H Gwynn Jr Ave

Park Commercial Mixed Use Young Professional Housing Religious Legend Educational Recreational Senior Citizen Housing Single Civil Family Homes Multifamily Housing Park

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th S

W4

F

Recreational Workforce Housing

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Hw

N Kane St

W

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N Charlton St

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PROPOSED ASSETS: COMMUNITY AIR MARKET THE COMMUNITY AIR MARKET IS A BAZAAR-STYLE MARKET THAT HAS THE PRIMARY ROLE OF “GROCERY STORE” FOR THE SOUTH VILLAGE COMMUNITY. IN ADDITION TO PROVIDING LOCAL PRODUCE AND PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

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PROPOSED ASSETS: SOUTH VILLAGE PLAZA THE SOUTH VILLAGE PLAZA WILL SERVE AS A RECREATIONAL HUB FOR THE AREA. THE COMMERCIAL ASPECTS DIVIDE THE LOT INTO TWO MEDIUM-SIZED RESTAURANTS AND TWO RETAIL SPACES. THE PLAZA WILL BE AN ATTRACTIVE DRAW TO BRING CUSTOMERS INTO THE BUSINESSES AND THE BACKDROP OF THE PLAZA INTERIOR WILL AFFORD A LIVELY AND ENGAGING VIEW FROM THE STREET.

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PROPOSED ASSETS: ARTS AND CULTURE CENTER THE ARTS AND CULTURE CENTER REPRESENTS THE ZEITGEIST OF THE COMMUNITY, WHICH PROVIDES INSIGHTFUL AND TIMELY BOOKS SOLD IN THE BOOKSTORE, LOCAL ART DISPLAYED AND SOLD IN THE ART GALLERY, AND THE HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE SOUTH VILLAGE DISPLAYED IN THE MUSEUM, THE ARTS AND CULTURE CENTER IS TO EMBODY THE PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE HERITAGE OF THE SOUTH END. 1st FLOOR PLAN LEGEND

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PROPOSED ASSETS: WORKFORCE TRAINING THE WORKFORCE TRAINING CENTER IS THE CENTRAL HUB FOR ACQUIRING SKILLS AND ADULT EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH VILLAGE, OFFERING COURSES AND PROGRAMS THAT TEACH RESIDENTS CONSTRUCTION TRADES. THIS FACILITY IS DESIGNED TO BE A CATALYST FOR COMMUNITY-DRIVEN REVITALIZATION IN THE AREA. BY INCREASING THE NUMBER OF SKILLED TRADES PEOPLE IN THE AREA, NOT ONLY CAN NEW CONSTRUCTION BE EASILY FACILITATED, BUT COMMUNITY RESIDENTS CAN PARTICIPATE IN SOME OF THE WEALTH-GENERATING REVITALIZATION THAT TAKES PLACE IN THEIR COMMUNITY. THIS OPPORTUNITY ALSO OFFERS A CENTRAL NODE TO FACILITATE A PERPETUAL IMPROVEMENT OF THE SURROUNDING CONTEXT, EQUIPPING NEARBY RESIDENTS WITH THE CREATIVE POWER AND SKILL TO SHAPE THEIR ENVIRONMENT. 1st FLOOR PLAN

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Legend 1 - Parking Lot 2 - Lobby 3 - Financial Opportunity Center 4 - Classroom 5 - Restroom 6 - Wood Shop 7 - Metal Shop 8 - Digital Fabrication Laboratory 9 - Assembly Hall

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PROPOSED ASSETS: BANQUET HALL THE SOUTH END BANQUET HALL IS THE PRIMARY DESTINATION USED FOR CELEBRATORY EVENTS. RESIDENTS WILL HAVE A CENTRAL PLACE TO HALLMARK ITS ACHIEVEMENTS AND NOTABLE EVENTS. THE COMMERCIAL KITCHEN OFFERS A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES, FOR THOSE WHO SPECIALIZE IN BAKED GOODS OR PREPARED MEALS, THERE IS A FLEXIBLE AND NEARBY SOLUTION TO MEET PRODUCT DEMAND WHEN A RESIDENTIAL KITCHEN IS NOT ABLE TO ACCOMMODATE A GROWING BUSINESS. 1st FLOOR PLAN

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PROPOSED ASSETS: HEALTH & WELLNESS THE MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH IS OF PARAMOUNT IMPORTANCE TO A COMMUNITY WITH RESIDENTS OF A DIVERSE AGE RANGE. SOME RESIDENTS MAY NOT HAVE THE MOBILITY NECESSARY TO REACH HEALTH CARE FACILITIES. THE PROJECT PROPOSES A HEALTH AND WELLNESS CENTER PROVIDING CLINIC STYLE TREATMENT. A THERAPY OFFICE TO PROVIDE COUNSELING SERVICES TO THE RESIDENTS. ONE AIM OF MANY HOSPITALS IS TO CREATE MORE EFFICIENCY BY CUTTING DOWN THE RELIANCE AND USAGE OF EMERGENCY ROOM VISITS. BY PLACING A FACILITY IN THIS CORRIDOR. PEOPLE CAN RECEIVE THE TREATMENT THEY NEED WITHIN THE PROXIMITY OF THEIR NEIGHBORS. 1st FLOOR PLAN

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Legend 1 - Counselor’s Center 2 - Urgent Care Center 3 - Fitness Studio 4 - Restroom 5 - Storage

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PROPOSED ASSETS: COMMUNITY COMPONENTS THE FOOD TRUCK LOT IS AN EXISTING PARKING LOT CONVERTED INTO A DINING EXPERIENCE CLOSE TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD. AMBITIOUS ENTREPRENEURS CAN DEVELOP THEIR MOBILE RESTAURANTS ON THIS SITE, FEEDING RESIDENTS, VISITORS, AND EMPLOYEES THAT WORK IN THE AREA.

ART GALLERY GARDEN (ROTATING EXHIBITION)

MURAL ON MACARTHUR HIGHWAY BRIDGE

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PROPOSED ASSETS: WORKFORCE HOUSING

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PROPOSED ASSETS: OFFICER RESIDENCE

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PROPOSED ASSETS: YOUNG PROFFESIONALS

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PROPOSED ASSETS: MIXED-USED APARTMENTS

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