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ANDRES DE LA ROCHA designer

E X PE R I E N C E

Archi tec t u ral D es i gner | June 2 0 2 3 -Present D es i gn I ntern | Ju ne - D ecem ber 2 0 2 2 SHEPL E Y B U L F INCH, Ph o enix, AZ (H ybrid)

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Pro j e c ts : B U M C T Pl ayzo ne & TU S mi th Hall R enovati ons As s i s t th e pro je c t te a m wi th graphi c and tec hni c al suppor t on proj ec ts.

D e ve l o p 3 D mo d e l s a n d rend er i ng s for i n-house rev i ew and c li ent meeti n g s u s i n g Sk e tc h -U p a nd Ensc ape.

As s i s t th e pro je c t i nte r i or desi gner and proj ec t arc hi tec t i n c reati ng bu i l d i n g s th at s e r ve th e c li ents need s and respond to thei r d esi red i mag e, pro gra m, a n d a e s th e ti c.

Atte n d a n d pa r ti c i pate i n proj ec t coordi nati ng meeti ng s.

Wo r k w i th s e n i o r te c h n i c al staff to develop constr uc ti on doc uments i n R e v i t.

Co l l a bo rate w i th i nte r i o r d esi gner s wi th conceptual d esi gns and mater i al ex pl o rati o n .

sketch up a d va nced

adobe suite revit

D es i gn I ntern | Ju ne -Au gust 2 0 1 8 OR C U T T | W INSLOW, Ph o enix, A Z

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Pro je c ts : Ce ntra l H i g h S c hool R enovati ons Co l l a bo rate w i th s e n i o r staff i n conceptual d esi gn and mater i al ex plorati o n i n Ph o to s h o p, S k e tc hUp & Twi nmoti on.

Co n s tr u c ti o n d o c u me nts and bui ld i ng modi fi c ati ons i n Arc hi C A D and R e v i t.

E D U C AT I O N

rhino M as ter of Archi tec t u re | M.Arch ( 2 0 2 3 ) Ar izo na St ate U niver sit y, Temp e, A Z twinmotion b eginner

enscape bluebeam

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B achel or of S ci ence i n D e sign | I nter ior Design ( 2 0 1 9 ) Ar izo na St ate U niver sit y, Temp e, A Z

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Pro je c ts : Wo r k E nv i ro n ments

SMITH HALL RENOVATION

BUMC T PL AYZONE

DEEP AT TENTIVENESS

WORK ENVIRONMENTS

TO W S O N U N I V E R S I T Y SHEPLEY BULFINCH IN PROGRESS (CD) TO W S O N , M D.

BANNER UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER TUCSON SHEPLEY BULFINCH W I N T E R 2024 TUCSON, AZ.

E D PA S TO R T R A N S I T C E N T E R ASU S P R I N G 2023 PHOENIX, AZ.

I N T E R N AT I O N A L L AW F I R M FA L L 2018 S A N F R A N C I S CO, C A .

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S M I T H H A L L R E N O VAT I O N I N CO L L A B O R AT I O N W I T H J M T A R C H I T E C T S R E V I T, M I R O, B LU E B E A M , I L LU S T R ATO R A S S I S T E D P R O J E C T D E S I G N E R S A N D P R O J E C T A R C H I T E C T S I N CO N S T R U C T I O N D O C U M E N TAT I O N A N D I N T E R I O R CO N C E P T UA L D E S I G N

SMITH HALL RENOVATION in progress |

as par t of their universit y strategic plan, tu 2020, to strengthen ac ademic excellence and student success , towson universit y, in mar yland, will cultivate ar tists and communicators to continue and ex pand the universit y reputation in the ar ts with this projec t. the projec t, as proposed, involves the comprehensive renovation and adaptive reuse of smith hall to accommodate new program uses. the redesigned bu ilding will supp or t exp eriential learning and c areer readiness within the college of fine ar ts and communication. it will feature ac tive learning classrooms, collaborative study areas and a variet y of specialt y spaces to advance programmatic study. such spaces include a t v studio, recording and audio produc tion studios, vr and animation labs, a produc tion sound stage, focus group obser vation rooms, a public relations and adver tising agenc y lab and new suites for the public communication center and tu debate.

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B U M C T P L AY ZO N E R E V I T, S K E TC H U P, M I R O, B LU E B E A M A S S I S T E D I N T E R I O R D E S I G N E R A N D A R C H I T E C T I N CO N S T R U C T I O N D O C U M E N TAT I O N A N D I N T E R I O R CO N C E P T UA L D E S I G N

BUMCT PLAYZONE winter 2024 |

in the summer of 2022, our team was tasked with the rewarding oppor tunit y of creating a central p ediatrics c are area for banner health where patients from infants to 18-year- olds could disconnec t from the hospital environment and esc ap e to a healing oasis. from early schematic design, we worked closely with banner child life specialists and the campus planning staff, holding a series of stakeholder meetings that integrated feedback from staff, patients and families. the conversations sparked a visioning experience on how to develop a dual-purp ose environment: one where child life specialists can work with pa tients on education and that provides enjoyable ac tivities while integrating comfor t and medical play for child development. the banner playzone is a space where wellness truly happens. patients and staff were at the forefront of each consideration with details meticulously designed through the eyes of a child . we prioritized the children’s health and well-being. in the hospital, children are getting medical treatment that is both emotionally and physically draining for patients and their families. these spaces allow the children to distance themselves from the realities of the hospital, escaping to exp erience joy and be themselves.

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BUMCT PLAYZONE winter 2024 |

p reliminar y ske tc he s

the in-b et we en p a r ti dia gra m

• • • organiz ing pro gramming a n d c i rc u l at i o n fo l l ow i n g t he i n- b et ween p ar t i d i agram concep t.

a chance for a dou b le loa de d cor r idor through the m iddle of the space. possible s e p a ration of program m ing on oppo site ends ( quiet to loud and/or closed to open) . diver sit y of exp e r ie nce when it com es to the j our ney of the space.

se l ec ting key areas w ithi n t h e p ro gra m m i n g to h i ghl i g ht and grou p l i ke amb i ances.

re orga n iz i n g s p atial rel at i o n sh i p s.

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BUMCT PLAYZONE winter 2024 |

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BUMCT PLAYZONE winter 2024 |

KindVR

1 4 1 1

Comments

Equipment

Existing New Existing New

Manufacturer

Vertical Medical Gas Securall Cabinet Duet Portable Suction SSCOR Utility Cart Rubbermaid

Model 4, D & E Cylinder AE-6975

Responsibility

Quantity

Comments

OFCI

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New

OFOI OFCI

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New New

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1.

REFER TO SHEET G0.03 FOR TYPICAL PROJECT GENERAL NOTES.

2.

REFER TO SHEET A0.01 FOR ARCHITECTURAL REFERENCE, MATERIAL SYMBOLS, AND ABBREVIATIONS USED ON THIS DRAWING.

3.

REFER TO G1 SERIES SHEETS FOR CODE AND LIFE SAFETY INFORMATION.

4.

REFER TO A7.41 SHEET FOR PARTITION TYPES, NOTES AND SCHEDULE INFORMATION. PARTITION TYPE SHALL BE 1A3-0 UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

5.

REFER TO A7.01 FOR DOOR, TYPCIAL DOOR ELEVATIONS, DOOR HEAD & JAMB DETAILS, AND TYPICAL DOOR TRANSITION DETAILS.

6.

REFER TO A7.31 SHEET SERIES FOR INTERIOR FINISH LEGENDS AND SCHEDULES

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REFER TO EQ SHEET SERIES FOR EQUIPMENT PLAN AND LEGEND.

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CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT ALL AREAS NOT COVERED IN THE SCOPE OR AREA OF WORK FROM DEBRIS, CONTAMINATION, INCLUDING AIR-BORNEM AND DAMAGE. CAP, COVER OR SEAL ANY DUCTS, PIPING, OR OPENINGS IN THE WORK AREA THA TMAY ALLOW CONTAMINANTS OR DEBRIS TO LEAVE THE WORK AREA.

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CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT ALL ELEMENTS TO REMAIN DURING DEMOLITION WORK. CONTRACTOR SHALL PATCH AND REPAIR OR REPLACE ANY ELEMENTS THAT MAY HAVE BEEN DAMAGED OR DESTROYED DURING THE WORK.

10.

CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN A WORK AREA FREE OF CONTAMINANTS AND DEBRIS, AND ARRANGE DAILY REMOVAL OF SUCH DEBRIS FROM THE AREA OF WORK. ALL REMOVAL OF DEBRIS SHALL COMPLY WITH LOCAL, STATE, AND FEDERAL REGULATIONS.

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WHEN FURTHER DEMOLOTION IS REQUIRED FROM ELEMENTS NOTED IN THE DEMOLOATINO DRAWINGS TO COMPLETE THE INTENT OF NEW CONSTRUCTION ,THE CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT BEFORE COMMENCING SUCH WORK.

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CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY THE ARCHITECT, WITH DUE DILIGENCE, OF ANY UNFORESEEN SITUATIONS OR CONDITIONS THAT MAY AFFECT DEMOLITION WORK, OR THE FUTURE CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW WORK.

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ANY EQUIPMENT, FURNISHINGS OR ARTWORK REMAINING IN THE WORK AREA SHALL BE PROTECTED AND TRANSFERRED TO THE OWNER.

14.

PATCH AND REPAIR EXISTING FLOOR, AS REQUIRED. CONTRACTOR TO FLOAT CONCRETE TO ENSURE LEVEL SUBSTRATE PRIOR TO INSTALLING ANY NEW WORK PER SPECIFICATIONS.

15.

PATCH AND MATCH EXISTING FIREPROOFING TO MAINTAIN FIRE RATINGS AT EXISTING WALLS IF DAMAGED DURING NEW CONSTRUCTION INSTALLATIONS.

16.

REFER TO INTERIOR ELEVATIONS AND TYPCIAL MOUNTING HEIGHT SHEET FOR LOCATIONS OF PLUMBING FIXTURES.

17.

DOORS TO BE LOCATED WITH INSIDE FACE OF JUMB 6" FROM FACE OF ADJACENT WALL, UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE.

18.

EQUIPMENT SHOWN ON REFLECTED CEILING PLAN IS INTENDED TO BE CENTERED IN THE TILE OF PANEL UNLESS NOTES OTHERWISE.

19.

REFER TO INTERIOR FINISH PLAN AND INTERIOR ELEVATIONS FOR WALL PROTECTION INFORMATION.

09 21 16.23.B02

20.

SEE ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR ELECTRICAL SCOPE, DETAILS, AND INFORMATION. REFER TO ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR WIRING OF ALL DOOR OPENERS, CARD READERS, AND KEY SWITCHES. REFER TO ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS FOR LOCATION PRIOR TO INSTALLATION AND ROUTING OF ELECTRICAL.

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SEE PLUMBING DRAWINGS FOR PLUMBING SCOPE, DETAILS, AND INFORMATION .

22.

SEE MECHANICAL DRAWINGS FOR MECHANICAL SCOPE, DETAILS, AND INFORMATION.

23.

THESE DRAWINGS SHOW THE WORK IN ITS ENTIRETY. ULTIMATELY CONSTRUCTION PHASING IS AT THE DISCRETION OF THE CONSTRUCTION MANAGER AND OWNER.

24.

ANY DAMAGE OR REMOVAL OF EXISTING FIRE PROOFING TO BE PATCHED AND PROVIDED TO MEET TYPE 1A AND THE EXISTING BUILDING'S RATINGS AND FIRE SEPARATIONS

25.

ALL FURNITURE TO BE INSTALLED BY OWNER'S VENDOR, TYP. U.N.O.

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ACT - 1 9' - 0"

MEDICAL PLAY ZONE 13868

DIMENSIONS 1. DIMENSIONS ARE TO FACE OF FINISH UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. 2. DIMENSIONS SHOWN ARE NOMINAL FOR MANUFACTURED OR BUILT-IN ELEMENTS. (EXCEPT FOR ROUGH OPENINGS AND CENTERLINE OF COLUMNS.) PROVIDE CONSTRUCTION TOLERANCES AS REQUIRED. 3. OVERALL JOINT WORK IS TO CENTERLINE OF JOINT UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. 4. ON REFLECTED CEILING PLANS, ELEVATIONS ARE ABOVE THE FINISHED FLOOR, UNLESS OTHERWISE INDICATED. 5. IF NOT DIMENSIONED, DOORS TO BE 6" OFF ADJACENT WALL.

ACT - 1 9' - 0"

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STORAGE CLOSET 13870

PARTITION LEGEND

Affiliated Engineers, Inc. 4742 N. 24th Street, Suite 100 Phoenix, AZ 85016 p 602 429 5800

Norris Design 418 North Toole Avenue Tucson, AZ 85701 p 520 622 9565

fos te r ing we llne s s the me dic a l p lay area ser ves as a place for child life specialists to utilize toys to help children under stand the treatm ents they ’re receiving. this space is intentionally e nclos e d to help patients feel safe and pr ior itize the patient and child life specialist relationship. with that in m ind, we were inspired by the s a gu a ro r ib s that enclose the str uc ture of itself into a s a fe have n for des er t fauna to dwell into. in this case, its geom etr y translates per fec tly for its spatial func tion which is to m ake children feel safe and com for table.

GLHN Architects & Engineers, Inc. 2939 E. Broadway Blvd.

Tucson, AZ 85716 p 520 881 4546

08.18.23

STAMP

202

A6.16-1

3443 North Central Ave, South Rotunda Phoenix, AZ 85012 T:602.430.3223 | F:800.934.9691 shepleybulfinch.com

OWNER

Quantity

OFOI OFOI OFOI OFOI

Legacy Products Inc

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STORAGE CLOSET EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE

Responsibility

CONSULTANT

Model

CONSULTANT

Play MRI Machine Medikin Doll Play Hospital KindVR Headset

Manufacturer

CONSULTANT

MEDICAL PLAY ZONE EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE Equipment

ARCHITECT

PLAN NOTES

EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE

EXPIRES 06.30.25

EXISTING NON-RATED PARTITION NEW NON-RATED PARTITION EXTEND TO UNDERSIDE OF DECK EXISTING 0-HR SMOKE PARTITION NEW 0-HR SMOKE PARTITION EXTEND TO UNDERSIDE OF DECK

2ENLARGED RCP - MEDICAL PLAY

EXISTING 1-HR FIRE BARRIER

SCALE 3/8" = 1'-0"

1-HR FIRE BARRIER EXTEND TO UNDERSIDE OF DECK

NEW 1-HR SMOKE BARRIER EXTEND TO UNDERSIDE OF DECK EXISTING 2-HR FIRE BARRIER -

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8' - 9"

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A6.16-1

ISSUANCES

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NOT IN SCOPE

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146 8' - 5"

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MEDICAL PLAY ZONE 13868

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1A6-0

5' - 9"

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1A6-0

STORAGE CLOSET 13870

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ENLARGED PLAN - MEDICAL PLAY ZONE

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09 21 16.23.B02 EXISTING WALL TO REMAIN. FLOAT WALL AS NEEDED TO MEET SPECIFICATIONS FOR WALL FINISH. REPAINT AND/OR PREP WALL PER FINISH SCHEDULE 09 65 13.A01 NEW RUBBER BASE; REFER TO FINISH PLAN AND LEGEND 021 ALIGN 145 VR GOGGLE POWER IN CABINET - REF EQUIPMENT LIST. 146 EXISTING RELOCATED PLAY MRI MACHINE - REF EQUIPMENT LIST. 154 MEDICAL GAS CABINET - REF EQUIPMENT LIST. 155 PORTABLE SUCTION CANISTER - REF EQUIPMENT LIST. 165 UTILITY CART - REF EQUIPMENT LIST. 202 FULL HEIGHT CABINET BY FURNITURE VENDOR. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE FURNITURE SUPPORTS AND METAL BACKING PER VENDOR DRAWINGS 206 COUCH BY FURNITURE VENDOR 208 COFFEE TABLE BY FURNITURE VENDOR 209 WALL HOOKS FOR MEDIKIN DOLLS. 650 LIGHT SWITCH; REFER TO ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS 653 NURSE CALL, REFER TO ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS AND OWNER VENDOR DRAWINGS

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Banner University Medical Center, Pediatric Playzone 1625 N CAMPBELL AVE TOWER 3 TUCSON, ARIZONA 85719 JOB NO: BUMCT 21-F8362

ENLARGED MEDICAL PLAY ZONE

the elevation was then redeveloped to e mb e d do nor nam es into the individual r ibs to celebrate those who donated with the constr uc tion of the proj ec t. it becom es a jou r ney of dis cove r y as you walk through the hallway and the r ibs reveal them selves as you approach each individual piece.

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CO N C E P T UA L D E S I G N ( G R A P H I C S )

BUMCT PLAYZONE winter 2024 |

gra p hic dia gra m the de s e r t ins p ire d graphic, integrated as par t of the patient exper ience, bookends the playzone and weaves the s tor y along the com m on cor r idor. the installation provides an oppor tunit y for continu it y and way-finding and helps patients move seamlessly through the space. color, tex tures and patter ns are at the hear t of the expression and create a dynam ic and color ful backdrop to the overall exper ience. a r t ist iterat i o n

ins p iration the inspiration for the overall graphic piece was a com bination of geom etr ic shapes, color s and patter ns found in the deser t landscape and the mor p hing that occur s within those el em ents. with that in m ind, we em pathize with the patients and their j our ney so we wanted to represent it in a graphic and tra ns for ma tive way to alleviate their treatm ent exper ience.

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D E E P AT T E N T I V E N E S S H A N D D R A F T I N G , P H OTO G R A P H Y, I L LU S T R ATO R , P H YS I C A L M O D E L I N G

ED PASTOR TRANSIT CENTER spring 2023 |

bodies of water have always had a positive interac tion with humans for years. whether is used as a congregation place or as means of sur vival. specifically, native indigenous tribes have always had a positive relationship towards rainwater and its har vest for crops, food, and other lifest yle prac tices. more of ten than not, they would per form rituals in times of drought for it to come and nourish the place they would settle in. so, introducing this p ositive connotation of rain into a place like south phoenix, where it has had a negative impac t throughout the years due to negligence, is impor tant for its communit y. bringing this aspec t of abundance when it comes to rainwater and its positive impac t for communities to the site was allowed by connec ting the bodies of water, organically or deliberately, according to the site weather conditions. these conditions would let gradual p er formative exhibitions happen in site and would emphasize the positive effec t of growth.

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B R O A D WAY

ED PASTOR TRANSIT CENTER spring 2023 |

inhab it -w h at oth er p o p u la tio n s / i nha b i t a nt s d o we ne e d to resp on d to ? h ow d o o th er p o p u l a t i o ns ‘s p e a k ’ to u s so th at we ca n in co r p o ra te t he i r i nte re s t s ?

-w h at lan g ua g e s a n d met ho d s ca n he l p us b o t h d i scove r an d co nve y th e r ic hne s s o f d i ve r s e a nd co mple x in f lue n ce ?

-w h at is th e va lu e o f ma te r i a l / f o r m a nd how d o e s one asse ss va lu e ?

-w h at is ‘site’ if th e p ro p e r t i e s o f s i te a re u nco n tain ed by hu ma n b o u n d a r i e s a s c r i b e d to t he m ?

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the t ask may b egin o n e way ( un e n c u m b e re d ) a n d retur n an o th er, say c a r r y i n g so m e t h i n g.

-how m igh t we co me to k now a p l a ce i n m o re d e t a i l ? thi s a ssign ment was i nte n de d to i m mer s e on eself in th e s o u th - ce nt ra l co rri d o r fo r a n ex ten ded amo u nt o f t i m e i n o rde r to gi ve space for se e i n g, wa n d er i n g an d won d er i n g. these ser ies o f vign e t te s a re a co m p i l at i o n of my find in g s bo th i n t h e si te a ssi gn e d a n d key area s / mo ments a d j a ce nt fro m i t, d o c umenting in d etail n e gat i ve a n d p o si t i ve f indings th at co u ld i n s p i re fu t ure i de a s.

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contex tu a l exp loration of s ite’s p ote ntia l

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i n th e star t o f my res earc h , i wa nte d to l o o k m o re i nto t he way t hat water b od i e s attra c ted livin g b ein gs to con g reg at i n g a ro und i t to create a p ermanent a n d/or tempo rar y enviro n m e nt to l i ve i n . i t h e n st ar ted to s ketch ways to d i s rupt th e s ite to acco mm o d ate t h e i d e a o f h av i n g water b e a form of g at heri ng a n d brin g in a p o si t i ve con n ot at i on to so u t h p h o e ni x, w hi ch has b een k now n to b e negl ec ted fo r d eca d e s. thi s was p o s s ib le d u e to t h e si te’s co n d i t i o n s a n d i t s ad jacenci es. t here i s a rai nwater h ar ves tin g s tr u c t u re cove ri n g t h e si te t hat meand ers rai nwater i nto a retentio n b as in o f f s i te, a s we l l a s a n a r t i fi c i a l water b od y t hat s er ves t he n e ar t ropi c al plant n u r se r y. t h at gave m e t h e c h a n ce to d isrupt t hes e el ement s a n d play w ith th e th o u g ht o f over f l ow an d ab u n d ance and how t hes e can af fe c t th e s ite’s s tate an d i t s surro un d i n gs i n a way i can i nt rod u ce a p os i t i ve tone to its co mmu n it y.

d ocu ment at i on t hen to ok place to highlight im por tant sightings of the site and i t s s u rrou nd i ng s, in a collage m anner, to star t placing ideas as the base of t he p rojec t. rat her than think ing of the whole encom passing idea in a t wo d i mens i onal way, i s t ar t to disr upt the site in a three dim ensional m anner to b ri ng t hos e d es i gns of over flow and abundance into place. while doing so, it i nt rod u ces t he el ement of rainwater har vesting as a p e r for mative exhib ition for a commu ni t y w hi ch m ight not have exper ienced rainwater in this conno t at i on. al l of t hes e explorations led m e to star t think ing of the hydrolo gic a l state of t he s i te t hrou gh the lens of rainwater : - wh a t i s u n dern ea th /a b ove our plane field that should b e taken into consideration?

- i s th ere a fea tu re th a t is not seen to the naked eye that is of imp or tance to the co n cept?

ED PASTOR TRANSIT CENTER spring 2023 |

-i s th ere an e le me n t th a t ca n b e re - i m a g i ne d to a l l e v i a te th e di sru pti o n s?

-how is th e co mmu n it y g o i ng to b e ne f i t o r w ha t a re t he i m pa c ts th a t ca n b e o f i mp or tan ce ?

et at i on i n i t. t hat s p arked an idea to have the com m unit y com e together in a t i me of ab u nd ance (rai nwater ) to place seeds into the funnel for them to hope f u l l y s p rou t. t hi s wou l d br ing in a new and beneficial aspec t for the com m unit y at l arg e to s t ar t exp eri encing this sense of abundance in a m ore favorable way.

i t took m u ltiple vis its t h ro ugh o ut o ut t h e se m e ster to f u l l y gras p w hat t he si te was tr y in g to co nvey to m e. w i t h eve r y si te vi s i t, new d i s coveri es aros e a n d it h elp ed me s h ape t h e p ro j e c t a n d b ri n g i n i d eas to hel p commu ni cate my propos al. o n e o f th e fe at ure s t h at i wa nte d to hi g hl i g ht w i t h t hi s p roj e c t was to h ave an i nterac t i ve ex h i b i t i o n t h at wou l d hel p me i nt rod u ce a way to d emo n s trate a b u n d a n ce a n d ut i l i ze t h e s i te as a ves s el to d o s o. the ra inwater h ar ves tin g st r u c t u re co n c l u d e s i nto a f u nnel t hat col l ec t s rai nwater t h at was h es o f f o nto a re te nt i o n b a si n to t h en no urish t he exi s t i ng veg -

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ED PASTOR TRANSIT CENTER spring 2023 |

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W O R K E N V I R O N M E N T S I N CO L L A B O R AT I O N W I T H VA N E S S A D. LO Z A N O AU TO C A D, S K E TC H U P, V R AY, I L LU S T R ATO R , P H OTO S H O P

INTERNATIONAL LAW FIRM fall 2018 |

the cit y of san francisco is rapidly becoming the staple of the west coast when it comes to innovation, culture and diversit y. with that in mind, the cit y is organized in a unique way to accommodate different k inds of neighborhoods, and also its original topography that is ver y par ticular to san francisco. when one thinks of the cit y ’s essence, we think of how the hills have become a sor t of landmark that people want to see and experience. we were inspired by the organic formations the cit y was build upon and it ’s surrounding areas to reach a higher hierarchy in the programing planning of the office. the massing and organization of the spaces are arranged in a way that it mimics the cit y ’s design ; downtown being the center of the office where most people gather, and the surrounding neighborhood of the cit y being the workstations and individual offices in the perimeter of the space.

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139 tow ns e n d our c lient ’s s u ite ex is ts at a st r u c t u re wi t h a h i sto r y of over 1 0 0 year s. th e 1909 wa re h o u se wa s co n stru c ted fo llow in g th e 1 906 e a r t h qu a ke i n sa n fra nc i sco repres entin g a per i o d o f re cove r y a n d re b i r t h of th e c it y. it featu res h eav y t i m b er con s t ru c t i on a n d b ric k m a so nr y w it h a dd e d s t ru c t u ral s ei s m i c up grades in 1 9 8 8 in th e p e ri m e te r o f t h e b ui l di n g. the 1 3 9 tow n s en d s tr u c t u re i s co m p r i se d o f fi ve fl oors. t h e to tal s co p e re qu i ri n g re n ovat i o n i n c l u d e s 3 , 700 sq-f t o n th e gro u n d fl o o r, a n d 10, 205 sq - f t on t h e seco n d f lo o r. h oweve r, t h e re i s a m e zza n i n e that is cur rently o cc u pi e d by a n o t h e r te n a nt a n d i s n ot permitted to b e alte re d d uri n g t h e re n ovat i o n .

client i l f, our client, is an inte rn at i o n a l l aw fi rm sp e c i a l i zi ng in th e tec h n o lo g y a n d l i fe sc i e n ce i n du st ri e s. they a re th e premiere l e ga l a d v i so r fo r m a ny o f the tec h s tar tu ps an d co n gl o m e rate s i n t h e sa n francisco bay area. th e fi rm b e l i eve s c l i ent s erv ice to b e t he co r n e r ston e of t h ei r p rac t i ce, a n d they strive to ac t as s trate gi c p a r t n e rs to t h e i r c l ie nts by leveragin g ex p e r t i se to p rov i d e i n n ova ti ve, respo n s ive, an d co st e ffe c t i ve l e ga l se r v i ce s.

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break ing d own o f o rig inal 3d massing + assig n d ifferent heig hts and fo rms to fo llow co ncept

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a c tiv it y-ba se d pro gra mmi n g we div ided th e p ro gram m i n g i nto t h re e c ate go ri e s: g at hering, n o m a di c / se d ent ar y an d res ou rce . i t gave us ro o m to play w i t h t h e m a ssi n g a n d t h e co nf i guration o f th e s p ace. we wa nte d t h e ce nte r o f t h e f l oo r to be a g ath er in g are a w i t h t h e sup p o r t i n g p ro gram ming in th e per ime te r o f t h at. we we re i n s p i red by the layo u t o f t h e c i t y of s an f ran c i s co, di ffe re nt ce i lin g h eig hts in th e g at h e ri n g zo n e s ( p urp l e ) l i ke d ow ntown’s s k y lin e, and l i n e a r b l o c k s i n t h e n o ma dic /sed entar y (blu e) a n d re so urce ( o ra n ge ) zo n e s l i ke t h e ne ig h b o r h o o d s i n t h e o u t sk i r t s o f t h e c i t y.

no mad ic/ sed entar y t hi s work i ng mod e req u i res q u i et s p aces w here t here wou l d b e limited interruptio ns. t hes e q u i et p l aces i ncl u d e t he p ri vate of f i ces, works t at i ons and t he work l ou ng e. t he l ocat i ons are s omew hat seclud ed f rom t he d i s t rac t i on of ot hers and g eneral of f i ce noi s e. t hey are strateg ic ally p o sitio ned to remain quiet. for examp l e, on t he s econd f l oor, t he p ri vate of f i ces are l ocated i n t he p eri meter of t he b u i l d i ng, t he f ar t hes t f rom t he l arg e meet i ng core areas.

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g athering t hi s i s of ten an overl ooked work mod e, i t i s es s en t i al to recharg e to mai nt ai n an ad eq u ate l evel o f p rod u c t i vi t y and job s at i s f ac t i on. for t hi s p u rp os e, t here are many op p or t u ni t i es to so cialize t hrou g hou t t he s p ace. t he l arg e work f l ex area i n t he f i rst f l oor ac t s as an es cap e f rom t he of f i ce for moments of ref u g e. moreover, t he l arg e p ant r y on t he s econd floor also provides many oppor tunities for impromp t u d i s cu s s i ons and meet i ng s over a cu p of cof fee.

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