Cal Poly Pomona Architecture
Selected Works I 2018-2023
CONTENTS
CPP HEALTH VILLAGE
FALL 2021 I ARC 4011L
LA PLAZA AT LINCOLN HEIGHTS
SPRING 2023 I ARC 4611L
THE HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS
SPRING 2021 I ARC 3021L
WORK EXPERIENCE
SECONEA 2022-2023
Located adjacent from the Cal Poly Pomona Campus, the CPP Health Village serves to aid students of the campus as well as the neighboring community. The medical campus aims to provide an experience of wayfinding and interconnectivity for visitors. Though most of the buildings on the campus are separated in plan, a large canopy acts as the unifying element. Entrances to buildings are indicated with the curvature and organic geometry of the canopy. Although the individual buildings all utilize a different facade system, the common language is dominant throughout the elevations of the facilities. The parking structure serves as a wind and noise barrier, providing a calming medical experience from the heavy suburban traffic.
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La Plaza at Lincoln Heights has a major goal: to revive what Lincoln Park once did for East LA by creating a community within the space itself. The project hybridizes affordable housing with locally owned and operated commercial programs that cater towards the Hispanic community that characterizes the surrounding area. As the cost of housing in Los Angeles is constantly rising, the La Plaza at Lincoln Heights serves as a stepping stone for working individuals and immigrant families to reside and join the community. The project creates a courtyard to produce communal spaces for residents and visitors of the site. The focus of this project is to create a unique experience for residents from the street level to the front of their doorstep. The massing of the building also adds to this language, as it utilizes angles in geometry to create a welcoming gesture into the site.
DETAILED WALL SECTION
PARAPET FLASHING
WATERPROOFING
METAL CLADDING
METAL SCREEN
FURRING STRIPS
3-PLY CLT WALL PANEL
BATT INSULATION
12” WOODEN PANELS
FLOOR DUCTS
TIMBER BEAM
5/8” GYP BOARD
DOUBLE PANE GLASS WINDOWS
2” MULLION
HARDWOOD FLOORING POSTS
5-PLY CLT FLOOR PANEL
METAL CLADDING ANCHOR BOLT
CONCRETE FOUNDATION
DETAILED WALL ELEVATION
Located on a three-street intersection of urban Los Angeles, the mix-used building serves the young working class . The building welcomes not only residents, but to create a community that serves to contribute to the diminishing urban culture . This includes terraced seatings and the occasional performance stage, which otherwise could be a resting stop for those who pass by the site. The building concept is about modularity , creating a push and pull effect in elevation. The general separation of materials creates a contrast between the commercial and residential spaces. The introduction of multiple outdoor spaces throughout the residential portion of the building provides additional private space.
LIVING ROOM (1 BEDROOM)
METAL ROOF
Z- FURRING CHANNEL
2 X 6 DBL. TOP PLATE
FIXED WINDOW
OPERABLE HINGED WINDOW
5/8” GYPSUM BOARD
2X 10 BEAM BATT INSULATION
3/4” PLYWOOD SHEATHING
5/8” STUCCO
2X 10 BEAM
6 x 12 HEADER
DOUBLE SLIDING DOORS
WOOD FINISH
HARDWOOD FLOOR
5/8” FIBER CEMENT PANEL
METAL POST (DRAINAGE)
12” CONCRETE SLAB
LIVING ROOM (TOWNHOUSE)
PROJECT TYPE: COMMERCIAL
A commerical space designed to market Ceragem’s luxury body seats, the program also contains a mini cafe for customers to enjoy while experiencing their products.
Roles:
Worked on the retail schematic design, lighting plan, and designing the cafe. Measured onsite before schematic design phase to accurately hold information of space dimensions.
Combining both a cafe and a welcoming space for customers to bring in their pets while enjoying a cup of coffee. Highly interactive space.
Roles:
Worked on schematic designs including finish plan, construction plans and interior elevations.
PROJECT TYPE: RESIDENTIAL
DUPLEX ADU ADDITION: AMERIDGE FULLERTON
RENOVATION: LOGANRITA ARCADIA
An ADU (Acessory Dwelling Unit) added to an existing single family home in Fullerton. The ADU is a separated duplex located in the back lot of the site.
Roles: Worked on electrical lighting plans, constructions plans, and creating legible graphic standards for construction document submittal. Onsite measurements were taken for other similar ADU projects.
Repositioning, restructuring, and addition of the single family home, this project was reconstructed from square one, with the integration of modern smart-home systems and technology.
Roles: Worked on construction plans, produced itemized schedules, delivered documents to the city for plan check approval