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Angelica Maldonado

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The program is based on the design of a large-scale residential living/working environment that appropriately incorporates multicultural and global perspectives based on sound research.

Design Considerations

Analyzation of the site and building conditions along with the client’s needs and project budget, helped determined a rationale for appropriating space, furniture and equipment.

This project emphasizes the client’s nationalities, love of arts, and caring for an elderly parent.

There is a strong focus on Universal Design guidelines and ADA compliancy for accessibility and safety to meet standards for Aging in Place. This is done through special attention in the areas of spatial planning and FF&E requirements.

Concept Statement

An eclectic mix of patterns and a vibrant color palette is the essence of this cuban american household. honoring its roots of a neo-baroque style, organic materials, and elaborate displays of architectural reliefs. this space preserves the fiercely independent, bold, and radically revolutionary aspects of a lively cuban culture.

J o h n s o n Re s i d e n c e

Scope of Work

PROJECT DETAILS

SITE ANALYSIS

Jamaica Plains, MA

Concept

RESEARCH

Historic Havana

PROGRAMMING

Bubble Diagram

Eclectic Architecture mixture of: Colonial + baroque + Neoclassical Cuban Furniture & Decorative Arts 18th & 19th replicas + handmade cement tiles + tropical plants Interiors mid-century Art Deco & Afro-Latin Style “Organic Industrial” Earth tones merging naturally into bright colors & woods Folk art: island is full of makers, culture of recycling, up-cycling, making do with limited sources.

Colors: “Vivid” saffron + pink + green + blue

FIRST FLOOR APPX. 384 SF

SECOND FLOOR APPX. 2256 SF

FLOOR PLAN

Level 1 -- Gallery Office

N.I.C

ELEVATION Office

H i s t o r i c C u l t u r e d B o l d C o m m u n i t y V i b r a n t

N.I.C

MATERIALS & FURNITURE SELECTIONS

RESIDENTIAL ENTRY

OFFICE HALLWAY

FLOOR PLAN

CONCEPT SKETCH Living +Dining

E c c e n t r i c E x o t i c P a t t e r e n e d F a m i l y R h y t h m

Level 2 - Residence

MATERIALS & FURNITURE SELECTIONS

ELEVATIONS Kitchen

LIGHTING & PLANT SELECTIONS

ELEVATIONS

ENLARGED KITCHEN FLOOR PLAN

Kitchen

ENLARGED POWDER ROOM FLOOR PLAN

ENLARGED MASTER BATH FLOOR PLAN

ENLARGED GUEST BATH FLOOR PLAN

ELEVATIONS Guest Bath

ELEVATIONS

Master Bath

ELEVATIONS

Powder Room

MASTER BEDROOM

THE SCOPE OF WORK FOR THIS PROJECT IS BASED ON USING AN EXISTING SITE AND CREATING A LUXURY ART GALLERY IN THE INDUSTRIAL AREA OF MIRAMAR, CA. THE PROJECT PROGRM is based on developing a design solution that incorporates sustainable building technology, materials & construction.

Design Considerations

The goal was to recognize the nature and value of integrated design practices & the breAdth and depth of interior design’s impact and value.

The space plan is laid out in terms of daylighting, views, and energy efficiency.

Selections of FF&E were selected with regard to life cycle analysis, product disclosure & optimization, acoustics, lighting quality, and indoor air quality. At least one component of the interior was to be inspired by nature (biophilic design).

Concept Statement

As with the mystery in gemstones, Jemme Gallery contains its beauty and brilliance within its environment. Keeping luxury in the forefront of the design, rich hues of jewel tones vibrate through the space. With the use of sustainable materials, THE DESIGN WAS able to provide gemlike shapes and materials both indoors and out. Just like a gemstone that is created by fire and formed through the coolness of water, the space gives a sense of warmth yet cool BY BRINGING THE qualities OF the outdoors inTO THE GALLERY SPACE.

Jemme Gallery

Scope of Work

DESIGN SOLUTIONS

SUSTAINABLE SITE DAYLIGHTING & VIEWS ENERGY EFFICIENCY WATER EFFICIENCY SUSTAINABLE MATERIALS LIGHTING ACOUSTICS INDOOR AIR QUALITY

USE OF LEED v4 FOR ID+C CHECKLIST

CLIENT PROFILE

Concept

BIOPHILIC DESIGN

OWNED BY ELIZABETH MORGAN GALLERY TYPE: MIXED ART MEDIA Client wants to have the space feel welcoming and sophisticated, with a lot of flexibility for different types of art displays.

Because her artists are typically those with an environmental and/or social justice message, she WOuld like the gallery to incorporate sustainability as much as possible.

OUTDOOR LOUNGE

SITE ANALYSIS

SUSTAINABLE SITE

Solar &+ Wind Path Study

d i s t r i b u t i o n

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Location

7030 MIRMAR ROAD. SAN DIEGO, CA 92121

M i r a m a r

R O A D

ENERGY EFFICIENCY & LIGHTING Daylighting Diagrams

Clerestory Windows

Light shelf w/ reflective finish Exterior Side-

light Overhang

Outdoor Shading

Overhang

PROGRAMMING

SCHEMATIC DESIGN Isometric Models

Bubble Diagram OUTDOOR SPACE

OUTDOOR SPACE OFFICE 1

OUTDOOR SPACE

OFFICE 2

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SPACE RY LE

VIP OUTDOOR LOUNGE

OUTDOOR SPACE

KITCHEN

ALL GENDER BATHROOM

EMPLOYEE OUTDOOR LOUNGE

RECEPTION/CASH WRAP

RY ENT Sawtooth Clerestory Toplight

Skylights w/ Computerized Solar Tracking

Outdoor Overhang Exterior Overhang

EAST INTERIOR ELEVATION

NORTH INTERIOR ELEVATION

FLOOR PLAN Gallery

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ROOM LEGEND

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SEC 01

BUILDING SECTION West to East\\

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01 RECEPTION/ CASH WRAP 02 ARTIST STORAGE 03 UNISEX BATHROOM 04 KITCHEN 05 JANITORS CLOSET 06 EMPLOYEE PATIO AREA 07 PRIVATE CLIENT LOUNGE 08 PRIVATE CLIENT OUTDOOR PATIO 09 OUTDOOR PATIO/ LOUNGE AREA 10 OFFICE 1 11 OFFICE 2 12 LARGE GALLERY SPACE

SOUTH SIDE

NORTH SIDE

WEST SIDE

EAST SIDE

ELEVATIONS

FURNITURE & MATERIAL SELECTIONS

LIGHTING & ACOUSTICALFIXTURES

VIEW FROM GALLERY

THE SCOPE OF WORK FOR THIS PROJECT IS BASED ON the redesign of AN EXISTING SITE, AND placing in its place a pediatrics outpatient proton therapy play center. playing off design methods of the california proton therapy building in san diego ca, pop play therapy uses similar equipment design with specialized design features throughout the facility for patients ages 0-18.

Design Considerations PEDIATRIC OUTPATIENT PROTON (POP) THERAPY PLAY CENTER AIMS TO AID IN THE FIGHT AGAINST PEDIATRIC CANCER. THIS FACILITY IS CATERED TO PROTON RADIOTHERAPY TREATMENT WHICH REQUIRES SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT. SOME OF THIS EQUIPMENT IS LARGE AND LOUD, SO THE GOAL OF THE DESIGN WAS TO CREATE AN ATMOSPHERE THAT WILL HELP CALM NERVES, FEAR AND ANXIETY IN CHILDREN FOR A SMOOTHER TREATMENT PROCESS. WHEN A CHILD IS CONSIDERED FOR PROTON THERAPY, THEY WILL EMBARK ON A 3-6 MONTH LONG JOURNEY OF RECEIVING TREATMENT EVERYDAY. THE DESIGN CONSIDERS THIS AS A MEANS TO APPROACH THE TREATMENT PROCESS IN A DIFFERENT WAY. THIS IS WHERE PLAY THERAPY COMES INTO PLAY. POP THRAPY PLAY CENTER IS CENTERED AROUND PLAY THERAPY. EVERY PART OF THE TREATMENT PROCESS FROM THE MAIN WAITING AREA ALL THE WAY THROUGH TO THE GANTRY DOOR, THERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR PLAY AND FAMILIRIAZATION TO THE EQUIPMENT.

Concept Statement

pEDIATRIC OUTPATIENT PROTON (POP) THERAPY PLAY CENTER IS INSPIRED BY THE MOVEMENT, FREEDOM, AND COLORFUL LIFE WITHIN THE DEPTHS OF THE OCEAN. POP THERAPY PLAY CENTER is designed to create an environment of hope, joy, and life. pop therapy play center inhibits several play areas throughout the facility to encourage play therapy and familiarization to the medical equipment. pop is filled with spaces of social interaction as well as silent respite. the color palette and finish material mimics the therapeutic environment of the sea infused with vivacious and colorful life. pop vibrates with energy, joy and inspiration. all aspects of the design provide stress relief, positive distractions and emotional support.

Pop Play Therapy Center

Scope of Work

PROJECT GOALS & OBJECTIVES Functional Goals

1. TO PROVIDE A FACILITY THAT INCORPORATES THE HIGHEST END TECHNOLOGY IN PEDIATRIC PROTON THERAPY 2. TO PROVIDE AN ENVIRONEMTN THAT WILL MAKE THE EXPERIENCE OF RECEIVING RADIATION THERAPY FOR PEDIATRIC CANCER PATIENTS AS POSITIVE AS POSSIBLE. 3. TO PROVIDE AN ENVIRONMENT FOR PHYSICIANS & STAFF CONDUCTIVE TO THE DELIVERY OF HIGHEST-QUALITY HEALTH CARE POSSIBLE. 4. TO PROVIDE A FACILITY IN WHICH PATIENT CAREGIVERS & FRIENDS FEEL JUST AS WELCOMED AND CARED FOR. 5. TO CREATE A HEALING ENVIRONMENT THROUGH THE INTEGRATION OF COMPLEMENTARY AND CONVENTIONAL MEDICINE & TO ENSURE THAT EVERY PATIENT HAS APPROPRIATE ACCESS TO PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL, AND SPIRITUAL THERAPIES.

Forms+Aesthetics

1. THE FACILITY SHOULD PRESENT AN IMAGE OF ACCESSIBILITY, WARMT AND FRIENDLINESS, WHILE AT THE SAME TIME PROJECTING THE PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF STAFF & DOCTORS. 2. THE FACILITY SHOULD PLACE HUMAN HEALTH AS A HIGH PRIORITY. 3. THE FACILITY SHOULD BE AS ENERGY-EFFICIENT AS POSSIBLE. A LONG-RANGE GOAL IS TO MINIMIZE ENERGY CONSUMPTION & OPERATION COSTS.

Concept

LOGO DESIGN Symbol A SILHOUETTE OF A BRAIN, SYMBOLIC OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM (CNS) CANCER, THE HIGHEST TREATED CANCER USING PROTON THERAPY

Color Palette Methodology

THE COLORS YELLOW/GOLD ARE SYMBOLIC of CHILDHOOD CANCER IT EXPRESSES SUPPORT & SOLIDARITY FOR THE FIGHT AGAINST CHILDHOOD CANCER & AN INCREASE IN AWARENESS “SEA GLASS GREEN” IS A SYMBOL OF RENEWAL & HEALING “OCEAN BLUE” REPRESENTS THE EXPANSIVENESS OF THE OCEAN

DESIGN FOCUS

Equipment Used

HIGH PRIORITY WAS PLACED ON THE TREATMENT PROCESS, EQUIPMENT AND DESIGNING AROUND THE RADIOTHERAPY GANTRY

varian probeam proton system pencil beam scanning technology: intensity modulated proton therapy (impt) enables more compact, faster, safer version of regular ct imaging through use of cone shaped x-ray beam 220 ton rotational gantry machine rotates 360 degrees around the patient to ensure ideal treatment angle.

“

Gold is a precious metal...

Gold goes through a process

by fire, to become stronger and tougher

”

SITE ANALYSIS Neighborhood

SITE ANALYSIS Location

ADDRESS: 2719 HOWARD AVE. SAN DIEGO CA 92104 BUILDING SF. 10,000 SF

SITE ANALYSIS

Solar &+ Wind Path Study

RECEPTION

Treatment Process

ENTRY

WAITING AREA

PLAY ROOM

MOLD W/S

ADMIN PATIENT RECEIVING STAFF

RADIATION TECHS/ NURSES

WAIT PTNT PREP

PUBLIC RR

PET/ CT TREATMENT ROOM

CONTROL ROOM

DRESS/ LOCKERS WAIT

HOLDING BAY

E COR RT

SUP PO

DOSIMETRIST CONSULT/ EXAM

SCHEMATIC DESIGN Isometric Model

ANETHESIA TEAM

TREATMENT PLANNING AREA READING ROOM

COLLABORATION ROOM RECOVERY BAY

PTNT PREP

WAIT

DRESS/ LOCKERS

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BUBBLE DIAGRAM

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FLOOR PLAN

Treatment Area

BUILDING SECTION East to West

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS

Radiotherapy Waiting Area

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS Staff Office Lounge

PLAYROOM A

RECOVERY BAY

RADIOTHERAPY WAITING ``PLAYROOM

RADIOTHERAPY NURSE STATION

PERSPECTIVES

Process Work

MAIN WAITING AREA

PLAYROOM A

the scope of work for this selection IS a thesis-based project that demonstrates the understanding that all decisions are an essential part of a diverse framework encompassing a wide range of cultural, socio-economic, political & environmental issues. EMPHASS IS PLACED ON AN EVIDENCE-BASED CREATIVE SOLUTION TO A SELF-DEFINED ISSUES OR IMPLICATION.

Design Considerations

In what ways can the transition from military life to civilian life be considered in the design process and approach to BUILT environments for veterans?

CAN ASPECTS of the BUILT environment contribute to behavioral health treatment?

Can architecture help with improving the stigma of PTSD- both for veterans who believe it a sign of weakness, ands society who think less of those with the mental illness? How should the architecture be designed?

Anecdotal evidence points at the effect of urban design features on mental well-being of PTSD patients.

Therefore, understanding any linkages between architectural design elements and PTSD triggers is critical to ensure the well-being of veterans. A veteran-centered design is needed to identify and mitigate any potential triggering elements which may have a considerable influence on reintegration of veterans into the society.

Veteran-centered design to help aid against PTSD triggers is going to play a vital role in mental health factors and design considerations, not just for post-war environments, but also reintegration into society for returning veterans.

Concept Statement

THE DESIGN OF THE FLYING LEATHERNECKS AVIATION MUSEUM WILL CREATE A SPACE THAT BRINGS HISTORY, CULTURE, CAMARADERIE AND COMMUNITY TOGETHER. THE MUSEUM WILL PROVIDE A PLACE OF REFUGE AND SENSE OF BELONGING BY INCORPORATING SPACES OF ENGAGEMENT BY THE COMMUNITY AND FOR THE COMMUNITY. THE AIM IS TO DESIGN A MUSEUM THAT WILL BE RID OF THE SOCIETAL BELIEF THAT MUSEUMS ARE GRAVEYARDS OF OLD THINGS, BUT A PLACE WHERE LIVES ARE TOUCHED, HEALED AND REBORN. THE USE OF LOCAL MATERIALS & CRAFTSMANSHIP WILL ALSO REPRESENT THIS AUTHENTICITY AND CONNCETION TO THE COMMUNITY. SPATIAL TRANSITIONS AND MOVEMENT PATTERNS WILL BE INFLUENCED BY VETERAN’S PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL, SOCIAL, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL NEEDS AS WELL AS USING THE VA DESIGN GUIDELINES FOR HEALING SPACES. CIRCULATION PATTERNS ARE AN IMPORTANT ASPECT OF THE BUILDING AND THUS USED TO DRIVE THE DESIGN. THE MUSEUM’S AIM TO ESTABLISH A COMMUNITY WILL EMPHASIZE COMMUNITY SPACES THAT WILL BE ABLE TO ADAPT AND GROW TO TRANSFORM THEM INTO “LIVING” PUBLIC SPACES.THE MUSEUM IS TO BECOME AN ACTIVE COMMUNIAL ENVIRONMENT THAT FACILITATES BOTH HISTORIC COLLECTIONS & ACTIVE COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES.

Operation: Welcome Home

Scope of Work

SITE ANALYSIS Current Site

SITE ANALYSIS

Location

4203 Anderson Ave. San Diego CA 92145

SITE ANALYSIS

Solar +& Wind Path Study

CASE STUDIES

PRJECT OBJECTIVES

Precedent Designs

Client Goals

Restore & Renovate

UCLA HAMMER MUSEUM LOS ANGELES, CA

Gardens & Memorial Walkways

GRAND RAPIDS ART MUSEUM GRAND RAPIDS, MI

Visitor Services & Event Spaces

NATIONAL VETERANS MUSEUM COLUMBUS, OH

Educational Spaces

Accessibility

JEJU PROVINCIAL ART MUSUEM SOUTH KOREA

RESEARCH Statistics

230,000

48%

76%

56%

SERVICE MEMBERS WILL LEAVE THE SERVICE EVERY YEAR FOR THE NEXT 5 YEARS

OF VETERANS INDICATE THAT THEIR TRANSITION WAS MORE DIFFICULT THAN EXPECTED

OF VETERANS AGREE THEIR TRANSITION WAS STRESSFUL

OF VETERANS SUFFER FROM PTSD MAJOR DEPRESSION, OR OTHER MENTAL CONCERNS

SCHEMATIC DESIGN Process Work

SCHEMATIC DESIGN

Bubble Diagram

healing gardens

exhibit no. 3 exhibit no. 2

restoration hangar

vietnam bar

exhibit no. 1 central courtyard

museum store

kitchen

cafe

receiving dock

ELEVATOR

main lobby

children's exhibit

childrens playground

READY ROOM

classrooms

first floor bubble diagram

central courtyard

ELEVATOR

admin

research library / archives library classroom

reception

media gallery

recording room

second floor bubble diagram

SCOPE OF WORK Key Areas

FLOOR PLAN First Floor

UP

UP

FLOOR PLAN

Second Floor 2

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BUILDING SECTIONS

RECORDING ROOM

MEDIA GALLERY

CHILDREN’S EXHIBIT

COMMUNITY AREA

AIRCRAFT EXHIBIT

M i s c e l l a n e o u s

Photography

SHORT DEPTH OF FIELD

LONG DEPTH OF FIELD

INDIRECT LIGHTING

Sketches