Architecture Portfolio 2024

Angelo Freeman Registered Architect + LEED GA WINTER 2024

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HIGHER EDUCATION YEAR

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ARCHITECT

CLIENT

LOCATION

2020-22 Stevenson Hall

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Sonoma State University

Rohnert Park, CA

2020-23 West CampusAffordable Housing 2018 Performing Arts Building 2018 Truckee campus

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San Francisco State University Mission College

Lionakis

2014

Mccaffrey Center Renovation

YEAR 2019

ROLE

PHASE

Arch. Designer, Construction Admin.

San Fransisco, CA Arch. Designer

CD, CA

Santa Clara, CA

Designer

Programming

Sierra College

Truckee, CA

Designer

CA

WMB

University of the Pacific

Stockton, CA

Intern

Programming

NAME

ARCHITECT

CLIENT

LOCATION

ROLE

PHASE

Lionakis

San Juan USD

Arden-Arcade, CA Design Research

DD

Lionakis

Natomas USD

Natomas, CA

Design Research

DD, CD

Lionakis

Hayward USD

Hayward, CA

Designer

DD, CD

Lionakis

Hayward USD

Hayward, CA

Designer

SD, DD, CD, CA

2016

Mira Loma HS Science Building Paso Verde Campus k-8 Cherryland Elementary Campus Harder Elementary Campus Shasta Elementary

Lionakis

Chico USD

Chico, CA

2019

Claire Lillenthal K-8

Lionakis

2020

Elk Grove HS Culinary Center Caliber Beta Academy Chico High School Stadium Renovation Pleasant Valley High School Stadium Renovation

SD, DD

K-12

2019 2016 2017-18

2020 2017 2018

DD, CD, CA

SF USD

Designer, Design Research San Francisco, CA Designer

Lionakis

Elk Grove USD

Elk Grove, CA

Designer

SD, DD

Lionakis

Caliber Public Schools

Tara Hills, CA

Designer

SD, DD, CD

Lionakis

Chico USD

Chico, CA

Lionakis

Chico USD

Chico, CA

Designer, Construction SD, DD, CD, CA Admin. Designer Designer, Construction SD, DD, CD, CA Admin. Designer

CD

CORPORATE CAMPUS YEAR

NAME

ARCHITECT

CLIENT

LOCATION

ROLE

PHASE

2020

YouTube Headquarters

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Google

San Bruno, CA

Designer

SD, DD

YEAR

NAME

ARCHITECT

CLIENT

LOCATION

ROLE

PHASE

2022

Mystic Aquarium Master Plan

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Mystic Aquarium

Mystic, CN

Designer

Master Planning

PHASE

LEISURE

INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE YEAR

NAME

ARCHITECT

CLIENT

LOCATION

ROLE

2023

Financial Client Center

Gensler

Confidential

New York, NY

Architectural Designer DD

2023

Financial Office

Gensler

Confidential

New York, NY

Technical Lead, DD, CD, CA Construction Designer

2023

Financial Office

Gensler

Confidential

New York, NY

Architectural Designer, DD, CD, CA Construction Admin

2023

Auditorium Renovation

Gensler

Confidential

New York, NY

Technical Lead

2023

Dining Room

Gensler

Confidential

New York, NY

Architectural Designer CA

2023

Financial Office

Gensler

Confidential

New York, NY

Architectural Designer CD

SD, DD

Sonoma State: Stevenson Hall Renovation Complete Renovation | 140,000 sq ft | $90 Million I joined the Stevenson Hall project team near the beginning of the Construction Documents phase with the understanding that I would perform CA (construction administration) duties upon completion of CDs. I was assigned ownership over the project’s reflected ceiling plans and details, including one of the project’s feature elements - the atrium skylights. The project previously enclosed a dark courtyard which was overgrown with vines, this project’s goal was to peel away at the existing concrete exterior and bring light into the interior through 16 large custom framed skylights.

These skylights were also to house the project’s mechanical return air plenum and were required to be fire sprinklered. Inclusion of both elements required close coordination between numerous trades. As the project had a tight budget I made every effort to ensure that the skylights were not, “value-engineered” out of the project by detailing every aspect of their design; by including angles, dimensions, numerous sections, and vignettes.

Construction completed December 2022.

Confidential Financial Firm Interior Fit Out | 25,000 sq ft | Confidential The client’s goal was to consolidate their team of financial advisors, currently split between two stories, into one larger office space. I was on-boarded onto this project to serve as technical project lead in the beginning of the Design Development phase, which meant kick-starting consultant coordination and frequent meetings with the project’s interior designers. The client had a mind for both visual and auditory comfort, which was cause for concern considering the open office plan. With this in mind, I chose to front-load the work of the Acoustic and Mechanical engineers, asking them to perform tasks usually reserved for CDs, earlier in the DD phase to ensure that the client would receive a sound acoustic environment. This work also helped to inform the Mechanical routing and achieve a clean ceiling.

Following the completion of construction documents I assumed construction administration duties along with another project architect. My role primarily included reviewing samples and submittals.

The project is currently in construction. Estimated to be complete February 2024.

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The project is currently in construction. Estimated to be complete March 2024.

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This boutique financial firm was seeking to ‘refresh’ their current office space.

I joined as a member of the technical project team in the beginning of the Design Development phase. By this time, the client was already sold on dropped fabric wrapped ceilings, in their company color, as the cohesive design element which would follow visitors from the elevator lobby to important spaces like RE: RCP huddle rooms or the board room. As a member of the technical team, myEXTENDED duties SHADOW MOULDING, WHITE PROVIDE METAL involved frequent contact with interior design team, and working to implement ANGLE, the TYP. ALL SIDES TAPED IN LINEAR TO SUPPORT GFRG DIFFUSER, SEE COVE their design vision, be it through detailing or coordinating with consultants.

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San Francisco State University - Housing Expansion Ground-Up Construction | 120,000 sq ft | $179 Million San Francisco has an affordable housing crisis. This also translates to the local State University, in which a large percentage of current students are forced to live out of their cars, or in other sub-standard living conditions. EHDD was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to help assist SFSU in remedying this issue by designing an affordable housing block for students living on campus.

In this project I acted as the “owner” of the project floor plans. This included interior partitions, tracking program square footages, and coordinating acoustic, mechanical, and vertical circulation requirements.

Construction is scheduled to be completed Fall 2024.

Option A

You Tube- Corporate Campus Ground-Up Construction | 287,000 sq ft My introduction to 901 Cherry was through a code exercise prompted by the beginnings of the COVID-19 pandemic, in which the Client requested we determine how much of the currently programmed office space within the two planned buildings could be converted into assembly or conference spaces. Though the client did not end up pursuing any program changes this exercise granted me detailed knowledge of both buildings’ code requirements.

Once work resumed in the Design Development phase, my job responsibilities shifted to converting generic wall types to office standard partitions in Revit. The most interesting challenge which emerged as a result included the design of balloon framed elevator shaft partitions for these two mass timber buildings. This was the first time the office has encountered such a condition, and I worked to generate non-standard details to satisfy the fire rating requirements.

Option B

Construction completed June 2023.

Option C

Mira Loma High School: Science Building Ground-Up Construction | 32,000 sq ft | $27 Million This new two-story science building was designed in the North-South direction, located within the Arden Area of Northern California.

The theme of this building was that of a prism, accepting light and reflecting it in a number of different colors. Both entrances as well as the stairways within the building were designed with large store front windows. These windows represented prisms, accepting the students, and dispersing them within the space.

While glazing does accept light and provide views, it also invites heat and the potential for visual discomfort. I was recruited onto the project in order to determine the necessary shading requirements for the building.

As expected, the harshest conditions occurred in the Eastern and Western lobbies during different hours of the day. In order to mitigate these issues, I recommended the addition of vertical fins to the windows located at each of the building entrances, as well as potentially reducing the transparency of the glazing.

As the design already included various colored window films (see interior renderings) these shading devices would also serve to support the building’s theme of color and light.

Construction completed February 2021.

Cherryland Middle School Ground-Up Construction | 68,000 sq ft | $54 Million The Cherryland Elementary School project was a new two-story campus project striving to obtain CHPS certification.

One of the CHPS indoor environmental quality requirements states, “no direct sunlight can strike the teaching surfaces or work plane located 4ft or more inside ext. walls at 9:00AM, 12:00PM and 3:00PM on the winter or summer solstice and the equinox.” I utilized the Safira plugin for Revit to analyze our classrooms at these times to verify these requirements.

All of our classrooms met this requirement except two classrooms located on the first floor of Bldg C. This was perplexing as the classroom was protected by an approximate 14’ overhang, as well as a nearby shade structure. See section below.

Though this section it was determined that the issue occurred during the winter solstice to the two classrooms equipped with glazed roller doors, rather than standard windows.

Rather than testing different interventions and running simulations, I manually charted the sun’s path and determined that the first three panes of glass within this roller door needed to be frosted or opaque in order to meet this requirement.

Construction completed June 2019.

Thesis Project: Shade Installation This experiment involved the temporary installation of various shading devices to a south facing laboratory space within the California Polytechnic: San Luis Obispo campus.

The aim of the experiment was to increase the usefulness of natural daylight,reducing the building’s reliance on interior roller shades.

Each shading device was tested for two days before being tested in tandem for an additional two days. Temperature, luminance, and illuminance data for each condition was collected using various tools acquired from the PG&E Energy Center of San Francisco.

Data suggested that each intervention worked to both shade and reflect light deeper into the space, however, each simulation still depicted luminance ratios above 1:40 between the work space and the window. These results pointed to a lack of proper shading, rather than the need for additional light.

Lighting data gathered during the full-scale classroom experiment was also compared to digital and physical simulations of the space in order to determine the accuracy of each method.

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Sidelit Classroom This assignment involved the design of an entirely sidelit classroom located within South San Francisco.

The building was oriented in the North-South direction.

My partner and I utilized the DIVA plugin for Rhino in order to simulate the initial daylight conditions within the classroom. (See “BEFORE” images.)

Originally, our Northern windows splayed in irregular patterns. After the analysis, we concluded that deeper, more regular splays generated more even lighting levels.

In addition, the analysis also concluded that our Southern window’s horizontal louvers were inefficient during the winter months. As a result, we chose to offset the window 18” into the building. This also resulted in more even lighting levels.

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AIA SFV AXP Design Competition - March 6, 2017 MAQ Park was my and my two colleague’s submission to an AIA Design Competition. This included the design of a public park located between a busy intersection and existing residential housing. The park’s program was packed with sports related program, and also strangely required vehicular access. While the introduction of cars into a park is mostly antithetical to human scale design, we opted to nestle the main pedestrian attractions in the Northeast corner of the park, where there would be less conflict between man and vehicle.

We also introduced changes in topography to break up what could be a large flat monotonous plane, as well as to hide the cars. Both cross sections of the park display desire to introduce varying topography. This desire helped to create unique sub-spaces within the park while also allowing us to create a seamless pedestrian crossing, prioritizing the comfort of the people, rather than the cars.

AIA CV AXP Design Competition - June, 2017 The New Winn Park was the result of another AIA design competition . This time for the Sacramento area. This park aimed to revitalize an abandoned building located in the center of the park, as well as updating the existing park amenities. As it stands today, the park is enclosed by a dense line of trees. These trees hinder visibility into the park and as a result the park appears uninviting and potentially dangerous. Our design aimed to preserve as many existing trees as possible, while still increasing visibility. We also wanted to invite members of the community into the park by providing picnic spaces, a dog park, and attractions for both adults and children, including a plash pad, playground, food trucks, as well as by transforming the existing building into a tap room.

Mystic Aquarium - Master Plan Mystic Aquarium, had last received its new Science and Innovation Center in the late seventies and was due some additional renovation. The aquarium needed a new sense of identity when compared to other aquariums in the region. It’s most popular exhibits were outdoor spaces hosting Beluga Whale, seal, and penguin exhibits. Their indoor spaces were dark and lacked clear direction and theming.

Our task was to re-imagine the aquarium along with its mission statement.

The aquarium board wanted to move away from their current theme of “exploration” and turned to EHDD for suggestions.

My tasks included drafting of site plans, presentations, research, and generating user survey summaries. User survey responses were tagged and categorized.

Tags were used to generate word clouds and categories were tallied via bar graphs to depict the majority opinion. To avoid bias, the most poignant minority responses were included in text bubbles.

Park(ing) Day

“Creative Capitol” | 2017

“Let’s get sustainable!” | 2018