ALLAN TREJO FA18_PRV0002_1_Segment II Portfolio
CONTENTS Studio III - Amazon HQ2
SITE ANALYSIS - BOSTON CONTEXT............................................................................. 2 SITE ANALYSIS - ADJACENT CONTEXT........................................................................ 3 SITE ANALYSIS - SITE CONTEXT...................................................................................... 4 ARCHITECTURE MANIFESTO............................................................................................ 5 ARCHITECTURAL PLAN.................................................................................................... 7-8 ELEVATIONS.............................................................................................................................. 9 DETAIL WALL SECTION..................................................................................................... 10 SITE STRATEGY DIAGRAM............................................................................................... 11 LANDSCAPE MANIFESTO ................................................................................................ 12 SITE PLAN................................................................................................................................. 13 PROPOSED LANDSCAPE PLAN....................................................................................... 14 BIRDS EYE VIEW.................................................................................................................... 15 SITE SECTIONS ...................................................................................................................... 16 PERSPECTIVE VIEWS .................................................................................................... 17-18 MATERIALS BOARD ............................................................................................................. 20
Studio IV - Boston running center
SITE GOALS AND STRATEGIES...................................................................................... 22 RUNNERS AND BICYCLE CIRCULATION................................................................... 23 SITE CIRCULATION.............................................................................................................. 24 SITE MASSING DIAGRAM & FAR.................................................................................... 25 PRIVATE AND PUBLIC AREAS......................................................................................... 26 NATURAL RESOURCES DIAGRAM................................................................................ 27 UNDERGROUND FLOOR AND ROOF PLAN............................................................. 28 FLOOR PLANS.................................................................................................................... 29-34 FOUNDATION & FRAMING PLANS .............................................................................. 35 FRAMING 3D VIEWS............................................................................................................. 36 WALL SECTIONS AND DETAILS................................................................................ 37-38 ELEVATIONS............................................................................................................................ 39 BIRDS VIEW.............................................................................................................................. 40 HAVC AND SUSTAINABLE STRATEGIES............................................................... 41-42 PERSPECTIVE VIEWS .................................................................................................... 43-44
Practice
HUGHEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL........................................................................... 45-47 EXTRA SPACE STORAGE.................................................................................................48-60 CREATIVE KIDS ............................................................................................................... 61-62 ART GALLERY ................................................................................................................... 63-66
AMAZON HQ2 Corporate Campus: Suffolks Down in Boston MA
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STUDIO III - BAC ARC3308 - SPRING 2018
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Reworking the progressive corporate campus: Suffolk down as Amazon HQ2 This studio consists in the development of two equally components: an architectural studio and an associated studio on the project site that deals with site impact of the building as well as explores the design opportunities for the larger context. We were supposed to address an architectural intervention and an urban/landscape issue based on a design manifesto.
SITE ANALYSIS - BOSTON CONTEXT
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The Main Issues to solve are: Solve sea level rise in the site and design the HQ2 for Amazon, Sea levels are projected to rise 1-2 feet by 2050 and 3-6 feet by 2100. Due to climate change, storm events are predicted to occur more frequently, there are three major options to consider, keep water out, adapt to live with water, or move to a higher ground. Amazon HQ2 will bring new improvements into the city of Boston, the building will offer, working space, commercial space, multipurpose areas for community and housing.
Concept: The Amazon box I choose the box as my concept because, it is the shipping container, is how they connect with customers, and is how they make money.
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SITE STRATEGY DIAGRAM
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BOSTON RUNNING CENTER Fitness GYM 101 Massachusetts Avenue Boston MA
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STUDIO IV - BAC ARC3309 - FALL 2018
The objective of Studio IV was to design a full architectural project. We were to design a fitness center taking in account building systems, building codes, sustainable strategies structure, as well an investigation of the site and the surrounding. Boston is a city where people of different ages and cultures run and exercise along the streets. Due to the highly traffic in this intersection this is a dangerous place for pedestrians and runners, my intent for 101 Mass Ave. is to create a safe space for runners. The structure will be a landmark for the running people of Boston. The building brings a new way to exercise, an outside running track that surrounds the structure, this will create a secure space for runners and it will be open to the public. The track will start at the entrance of the building and finish in a green roof where runners can appreciate the nice views to the west side of Boston. To continue the business trajectory of Newbury street the fitness center will feature retail spaces at the first floor and a juice bar and sports bar at the top. On the exterior of the building by Newbury street the fitness center will offer a bicycle parking garage for the building users. For pedestrian safety the building will have a space of 337sf of the building footprint, where they can wait before crossing the street.
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