ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
ARPIENEH
SARDARIANST
JOB EXPERIENCE Freelance Architect
Designer and Drafter
EDUCATION
Glendale, CA University of California, Berkeley 7/09 to 8/09 Bachelor of Arts in Architecture Minor in City Planning
Measured the existing building and the project site drew the floor plans and elevations Designed a one bedroom guest house using Revit Talked to the customer and explained available options Created the proposed design 3D modle in the Revit Drew the floor plans and sections and elevations of the proposed design by Revit
Pasadena City College
Architecture course work Isfahan University
Associate of Arts in Architecture Glendale Community College
General Courses
Los Ageles Community college
Customer Service Certificate DILANCHIAN’S RESIDENTIAL JOB EXPERIENCE EMPLOYEE: JIRBERT DILANCHIAN SUMMER 2009
GREEN GATE
ARCH 100C FINAL PROJECT INSTRUCTOR: MR. HARRISON FRAKER UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY FALL 2013
COMMERCIAL BUILDING REVIT PROJECT GRAND CENTRAL PERFORMANCE ARCH 250 PROJECT INSTRUCTOR: MR. DAVID MARTIN GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SUMMER 2009
ARCH 10B FINAL PROJECT INSTRUCTOR: MR. GRIFIFTH PASADENA CITY COLLEGE FALL 2010
FORM AND SURFACE
ARCH 12B FINAL PROJECT INSTRUCTOR: MR. NORHEIM PASADENA CITY COLLEGE SPRING 2010
5/14 5/12 2/07 5/12 9/09
Skills Digital
Analog
Revit Auto Cad Rhino VRAY Model making with 3D printers Sketch-up laser cutting fabrication llustrator In Design Photoshop
Detailed Sketching Scaled hand-drawing Model Making using wood, paper, acrylic Laser cutting fabrication
THIRST TEA
MIAMI BEACH
ARCH 10A FINAL PROJECT INSTRUCTOR: MRS. LEE PASADENA CITY COLLEGE FALL 2009
ARCH 10A MIDTERM PROJECT INSTRUCTOR: MRS. LEE PASADENA CITY COLLEGE FALL 2009
ART GALERY
INSTRUCTOR: MR. GOLKAR KHORASGAN ARCHITECTURE INSTITUDE IN IRAN SUMMER 2006
RESIDENTAL HOUSE
INSTRUCTOR: MR. MIRMIRAN KHORASGAN ARCHITECTURE INSTITUDE IN IRAN SPRING 2006
GREEN GATE
ARCH 100C FINAL PROJECT INSTRUCTOR: MR. HARRISON FRAKER UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY FALL 2013
GRAND CENTRAL PERFORMANCE
OBJECTIVE: TO DESIGN A MULTIFUNCTIONAL BUILDING FOR STUDENTS AND FACULTY, WHERE THEY CAN DO ACTIVITIES SUCH AS SHOPPING, GATHERING, AND DANCING. SITE: UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY CONCEPT: DESIGNING A LIGHT STEEL STRUCTURE AND ATTATCH LIGHT VEGETATIONS TO CREATE A PARK LIKE ENVIRONMENT, WHERE STUDENTS CAN WALK AND ENJOY THE BEAUTYUL VIEW OF BAY AREA.
STRATEGY: CREATING A GRID ON THE LOWER AND UPPER PLAZA OF THE BERKELEY UNIVERSITY, AND CREATING
MODUALS BASED ON THAT, IN A WAY THAT THE GRID CONNECTS THE SPROUL HALL BUILDING AND SATHER GATE AND MARTIN LUTHER KING BUILDING AND CEZER CHAVEZ BUILDING AND MY OWN DESIGNED STUDENT PROGRAM CENTER. MAIN COMPONENTS OF THE PROJEC ARE PROPORTION OF THIS MODUAL. FOR EXAMPLE, THE GATE IS CONSIST OF 5 OF THE MODUALS AND THE DOOR AND SINDOW HEIGHTS ARE ONE MODUAL. THE COLUMNS ARE 2.5 MODUALS FAR AWAY FROM EACH OTHER.
DESCRIPTIONS: ORIGINALLY, SATHER GATE SERVED AS THE MAIN ENTERANCE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF THE BERKELEY UNIVERSITY. HOWEVER, AFTER BUILDING NEW BUILDINGS ON THE SOUTHER EDGE OF THE UNIVERSITY, IT LOST ITS ORIGINAL FUNCTION. DESIGNING A NEW GREEN GATE AS THE ENTRANCE OF THE UNIVERSITY, NOT ONLY CONNECTED THE SATHER GATE WITH THE NEW BUILDINGS, BUT ALSO PROVIDED A NEW CIRCULATION FOR THE NEW BUILDINGS AND MY PROJECT.
EXTERIOR VIEW FROM BANCROFT TECHNIC: COMPUTER RENDERING SOFTWARES: RHINO, VRAY, PHOTOSHOP AND ILLUSTRATOR
AXON VIEW, SHOWING THE SATHER GATE AND THE SEROUND BUILDINGS TECHNIC: COMPUTER RENDERING SOFTWARES: RHINO, VRAY, PHOTOSHOP AND ILLUSTRATOR
DING
SITE PLAN HIGHLIGHTING THE SMALLER COURTYARDS CREATED BY THE GREEN STRUCTURE
DILANCHIAN’S RESIDENTIAL
JOB EXPERIENCE EMPLOYEE: JIRBERT DILANCHIAN SUMMER 2009
DILANCHIAN
Project number Date Drawn by Checked by
2010-049 AUGUST 30 Author Checker
Scale 1" = 8'-0"
A100
OBJECTIVE: TO DESIGN A ONE BEDROOM UNIT AS AN EXTENSION OF A 2 BEDROOM HOUSE SITE: 1218 RUBERTA STREET GLENDALE CALIFORNIA DESCRIPTIONS: THE EMPLOYEE HIRED ME TO MEASURE THE EXISTED SITE AND CREATE THE ALTERNATIVES
www.autodesk.com/revit
EXTERIOR VIEW TECHNIC: COMPUTER RENDERING SOFTWARES: REVIT
RUBERTA'S HOUSE
No.
Description
Date
R FIRST FLOOR WITH DIMENTIONS
FOR THE NEW UNIT BY REVIT AND ARCHITECTURE.
4' - 7"
62
1 First Floor 1" = 8'-0"
11' - 8 3/8"
18
28' - 5"
A103 17
5' - 8 5/8"
2
A103
5
1
28' - 5"
1
62
13 SF
62
46' - 11 1/2"
4
19' - 10 3/4"
closet
3' - 5"
23' - 6"
0' - 1 7/8"
43' - 2 3/8"
A106
A107
1
GRAND CENTRAL PERFORMANCE
EXTERIOR VIEW TECHNIC: COMPUTER RENDERING SOFTWARES: REVIT
EXTERIOR VIEW TECHNIC: COMPUTER RENDERING SOFTWARES: REVIT
COMMERCIAL BUILDING REVIT PROJECT
ARCH 250 PROJECT INSTRUCTOR: MR. DAVID MARTIN GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SUMMER 2009
GRAND CENTRAL PERFORMANCE
INTERIOR VIEW TECHNIC: COMPUTER RENDERING SOFTWARES: REVIT
OBJECTIVE: TO CREATE A COMMERCIAL BUILDING USING REVIT
EXTERIOR VIEW TECHNIC: COMPUTER RENDERING SOFTWARES: REVIT
GRAND CENTRAL PERFORMANCE
ARCH 10B FINAL PROJECT INSTRUCTOR: MR. GRIFIFTH PASADENA CITY COLLEGE FALL 2010
GRAND CENTRAL PERFORMANCE
INTERIOR VIEW OF THE PERFORMANCE
OBJECTIVE: TO DESIGN A PERFORMANCE IN THE GRAND CENTRAL MARKET LOCATED IN DOWN TOWN LOS
ANGELES.
SITE: GRAND CENTRAL MARKET LOCATED ON 317 SOUTH BROADWAY AVENUE DOWN TOWN LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
CONCEPT: TO DESIGN A PERFORMANCE AREA BY USING THE CHARACHTERISTICS OF THE EXISTED BUILDING AND A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CALLED “RECORDER”.
STRATEGY: ANALYSING THE CHARACTERISICS OF THE EXISTED BUILDING AND THE INSTRUMENT AND DESIGNING
THE PROJECT BASE ON THEM IN 3 STEPS.
STEP 1: DESIGNING MAIN ELEMENTS OF THE PERFORMANCE BY USING THE TECHNICS OF DECONSTRUCTING THE MAIN ELEMENTS OF THE RECORDER “HOLES”
STEP 2: DEFINING THE LOCATION OF THE PERFORMANCE BY USING THE SOUND SCAPE OF THE EXISTED BUILDING. STEP 3: ANALYSING THE CHARACTERISTIC OF THE RECORDER AND DESIGNING THE SECTION OF THE PROJECT ABSE ON THAT CHARECTER.
STEP 1: DESIGNING THE ELEMENTS OF THE PROJECT 1: DRAWING THE AXON VIEW OF THE RECORDER
2: TO TAKE A SECTION THAT HAS ONE HOLE
3: TO MAKE THE EXTERIOR SURFACE FLAT
4: TO DIVIDE THE SURFACE INTO EQUAL PARTS
AXON VIEW WITHOUT ROOF
8: TO LOFT THE CURVES TO GET THE SURFACE
5: TO RECONSTRUCT THE
SURFACE BY CHANGING THE LOCATION OF THE DIVIDING POINTS
6: TO SCALE THE HOLE
7: TO RECONSTRUCT THE HOLE
A
A
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
A
A
STEP 2: DEFINING THE LOCATION OF THE PERFORMANCE 1: GOING T O T H E G R A N D C E N T R A L M A R K E T A N D M E A S U R ING T H E S O U N D IN T H E E X IS T E D B U ILD IN G . THEN, D R E W ING T H E SOUND SCAPE FOR THREE DIFFERENT TIMES OF DAY.
MORNING
AFTERNOON
EVENING
2: COMBINATION OF SOUND SCAPES
3: CHOOSING THE LOCATION OF PERFORMANCE AND THE CIRCULATION
INTERIOR RENDERING
4:
SEPERATING THE CHOSEN AREA
5: CHANGING THE SCALE
8: ROTATING AND TRIMING THE CURVES TO GET THE LOCATION OF THE PERFORMANCE AND CIRCULATION
AXON VIEW
2
G THE SECTION ELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE MARKET AND THE RECORDER
b
a
a
b
a a
b
a
a
P
b
a
HAVE AN IMPORTANT RLE IN CREATING THE RYTHM OF THE MARKET.
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b
a
a THE RYTHM OF THE RECORDER IS CREAED BY OPENING AND CLOSING THE HOLES.
SECTION
DIAGRAM SHOWING THE SECTION
2: ANALYSING THE CHARECTERISTICS OF THE RECORDER
PRESSURE: THE PRESURE OF THE AIR IN THE ECORDER DEPENDS ON THE OPENING AND CLOSING THE HOLES
CLOSE OPEN
THE HOLES OF THE RECORDER CHANGE THEIR HEIGHTS IN A
EXTERIOR SKIN OF THE MARKET
SKYLIGHTS CIRCULATION AND WAITING AREA
PERFOFMANCE
STAIRS
COLUMNS
WALLS
FLOORS
AXON
SECTION RENDERING
INTERIOR RENDERING OF THE MARKET TECHNIC: COMPUTER RENDERING SOFTWARES: RHINO AND MAXWELL
FORM AND SURFACE
ARCH 12B FINAL PROJECT INSTRUCTOR: MR. NORHEIM PASADENA CITY COLLEGE SPRING 2010
FORM AND SPACE FORM AND SPACE
INTERIOR VIEW
OBJECTIVE:
TO REDESIGN VILA NM HOUSE WITH USING OF A MINIMAL SURFACE GEOMETRY RULE.AND DEVELOPEMENT OF TOPOLOGY SPACES WITH PROGRAMATIC INPUT.
SITE:
THE PROJECT IS SITED IN THE FOOTPRINT OF THE VIAL NM HOUSE AND THE EXTERIOR EDGES OF THE HOUSE IS THE EXTERIOR BOUNDING BOX OF THE DESIGN.
STRATEGY: TO DESIGN SURFACES FROM A SINGLE CURVE AND THEN GET THE WHOLE PROJECT BY USING THE TECHNICS OF ROTATING, MOVING, SCALING AND MIRRORING HE SURFACES. STEP 1: CREATIING THE CURVES FROM A SINGLE CURVE STEP 2: CREATING THE SURFACES
STEP 1 1: TO DRAW THE CURVE
2: TO COPPY THE CURVES
3: TO MOVE THE CV POINT OF THE SECOND CORVE
4: TO ROTATE THE FIRST CURVE 20 DEGREE AROUND THE X AXIS
5: TO MOVE THE SECOND 10: TOCURVE MOVE 2” THE AMONG SECOND CURVE THE X AXIS
AXON
STEP 2 1: TO CONNECT THE ENDS OF THE CURVES
2: TO LOFT THE CURNES AND MAKE A SURFACE
3: TO COPPY THE SURFACES
4: TO CHANGE THE SCALE OF THE SURFACES
INTERIOR VIEW
INTERIOR VIEW TECHNIC: COMPUTER RENDERING SOFTWARES: RHINO AND MAXWELL
SECTION
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
EXTERIOR VIEW
SECTION
THIRST TEA
ARCH 10A FINAL PROJECT INSTRUCTOR: MRS. LEE PASADENA CITY COLLEGE FALL 2009
THIRST TEA
INTERIOR VIEW
EXTERIOR VIEW TECHNIC: PHOTOGRAPHY SOFTWARE: ILLUSTRATOR FOR ADDING PEOPLE
OBJECTIVE:TOTODESIGN DESIGN A TEA HOUSE WITH A LANDSCAPE AROUND IT WHICH INCLUDES OBJECTIVE: A TEA HOUSE WITH A LANDSCAPE AROUND IT WHICH INCLUDES AN AN URBAN GARDEN THAT USES THE WATER COLLECTED FROM URBAN GARDEN THAT USES THE WATER COLLECTED FROM THETHE SITESITE SITE:PASADENA PASADENA CITY BETWEEN UNION AND HOLLY STREETS SITE: CITY BETWEEN UNION AND HOLLY STREETS
CONCEPT:THE THE HYDROLOGIC CYCLE CONCEPT: HYDROLOGIC CYCLE PROGRAMS: TEA HOUSE, URBAN GARDEN, WATER SYSTEM PROGRAMS: TEA HOUSE, URBAN GARDEN, WATER SYSTEM INDIVIDUAL PROGRAM: AMPHITHEATER, CAFE INDIVIDUAL PROGRAM: AMPHITHEATER, CAFE MATERIALS:PAPER, PAPER, BALSA WOOD, BALSA STICS,ACRYLIC ACRYLIC MATERIALS: BALSA WOOD, BALSA STICKS, STRATEGY: ANALYSING THE CHARACTERISICS OF THE EXISTED SITE AND HYDROLOGIC CYCLE AND STRATEGY: ANALYSING THE CHARACTERISICS OF THE EXISTING SITE AND HYDROLOGIC CYCLE USING THEM IN DESIGNING PROCESS AND USING THEM IN DESIGNING PROCESS
STEP1:1:ANALYZING ANALYZING THE CHARACTERISTICS HYDROLIC CYCLE STEP THE CHARACTERISTICS OF OF THETHE HYDROLIC CYCLE STEP2:2:MAKING MAKING CONCEPT MODLE BASEON ONCHARACTERISTICS CHARACTERISTICS STEP CONCEPT MODEL BASED STEP CONCEPT DIAGRAMS STEP3:3:DRAWING DRAWING CONCEPT DIAGRAMS STEP STUDY MODELS BASED STEP4:4:MAKING MAKING STUDY MODLES BASEON ONTHAT THATAND ANDIMPROVING IMPROVINGIT IT STEP 2: CHARAACTERISTICS 1ABSORB RELEASE: 1- ABSORB ANDAND RELEASE:
SUN RAYS HEAT THE WATER AND WATER SUN RAYS HEAT THE WATER AND WATER EVAPORATES AND BECOMES WATERTHE WAPORS. EVAPORATES AND BECOMES WATER VAPORS. CLOUDS BECOME THE CLOUDS BECOME LARGER BY ABSORBING LARGER BY ABSORBING THE WATER WAPORS. IN THE COLD THE WATERCLOUDS WAPORS. IN THE COLD TEMPERATURE RELEASE WATER VAPORS. TEMPRETURE CLOUDS RELEASE WATER VAPORS.
22- TRANSFIGURATION; TRANSFIGURATION; WATER WATER TRANSFIGURES TRANSFIGURESFROM FROMTHE THESTATE STATEOFOFGAS GAS TO TO LIQUID LIQUR AND SOLID SOLID AND AND OPPOSIT, OPPOSIT, DEPENDING DEPENDING ON ON THE THE TEMPERATUE. TEMPRETUE.
STEP 2: CONCEPT MODLE
ABSORB RELEASE
PARTICLES IN SOLID
PARTICLES IN LIQUID
PARTICLES IN GAS
CONCEPT MODLE ON EXISTED SITE
TECHNIC: PHOTOGRAPHY
VIEW FROM TEA HOUSE
INTERIOR VIEW TECHNIC: PHOTOGRAPHY NO COMPUTER SOFTWARE
STEP 3: DRAWING DIAGRAMS
MAIN CIRCULATION WATER CIRCULATION SECONDERY CIRCULATION EXISTINGLANDSCAPE LANDSCAPE EXISTED
CIRCULATION DIAGRAM
PROGRAM DIAGRAM
VIEW FROM EAST ELEVATION TECHNIC: PHOTOGRAPHY
VIEW FROM EAST EELVATION
STRONG CONNECTION VISUAL CONNECTION TEA HOUDE GALERY URBAN GARDEN WATER SYSTEM HAND DRAWING SECTION SECTION
AMPHITHEATER CAFE HAND DRAWING PLAN FLOORFLOOR PLAN
MIAMI BEACH
ARCH 10A MIDTERM PROJECT INSTRUCTOR: MRS. LEE PASADENA CITY COLLEGE FALL 2009
THIRST TEA MIAMI BEACH
INTERIOR VIEW
EXTERIOR VIEW TECHNIC: PHOTOGRAPHY SOFTWARE: ILLUSTRATOR FOR ADDING PEOPLE
OBJECTIVE:TOTOGENERATE GENERATE SES OF USINGPOINTS, POINTS,LINES, LINES,AND ANDPLANES PLANES ORDER OBJECTIVE: SERIES OF GEOMETRIES GEOMETRIES USING IN IN ORDER TO TO PRODUCE APRODUCE VELOMETRIC MODLE AND MODLE FINALY DESIGN A LANDSCAPE A BEACH BASE THAT BASE ON THAT A VELOMETRIC AND FINALY DESIGN AINLANDSCAPE IN AONBEACH
SITE: SITE:MIAMI MIAMIBEACH BEACH CONCEPT: OFOF WATER CONCEPT:THE THEFLOW FLOW WATER MATERIALS: BALSA WOOD, BALSA STICS, VELUM MATERIALS:PAPER, PAPER, BALSA WOOD, BALSA STICS, VELUM STRATEGY: THE SITE AND DESIGNING A LANDSCAPE BASEBASE ON THAT STRATEGY:ANALYSING ANALYSING THE SITE AND DESIGNING A LANDSCAPE ON THAT STEP ONON THE MIAMI BEACH PLAN ANDAND DRAW A CIRCLE WHERE THE PEOPLE RELAXRELAX THERE . STEP1:1:TOTOPUT PUTA AVELUM VELUM THE MIAMI BEACH PLAN DRAW A CIRCLE WHERE THE PEOPLE THE SIZES OF
THERE . THE SIZES OF
CIRCLE VARY BASE ON THE TIME SPENT BY EACH PERSON
CIRCLE VARY BASE ON THE TIME SPENT BY EACH PERSON
STEP A LINE FOR THE CIRCULATION OF PEOPLE STEP2:2:TOTODRAW DRAW A LINE FOR THE CIRCULATION OF PEOPLE STEP 3: TO CREATE GEOMETRIC PLANES BASE ON THE LINES STEP 3: TO CREATE GEOMETRIC PLANES BASE ON THE LINES STEP 4: TO MAKE A VELUME FROM THE DRAWINGS STEP 4: TO MAKE A VELUME FROM THE DRAWINGS STEP 5: TO IMPROVE THE MODLE AND DESIGN A LANDSCAPE
STEP 5: TO IMPROVE THE MODLE AND DESIGN A LANDSCAPE MIAMI BEACH MAP
STEP 1
STEP 2
EAST VIEW TECHNIC: PHOTOGRAPHY
STEP3
STEP4
STEP 5
ART GALERY
INSTRUCTOR: MR. GOLKAR ISLAMIC AZAD UNIVERSITY SUMMER 2006
EXTERIOR VIEW TECHNIC: PHOTOGRAPHY SOFTWARES: ILLUSTRATOR FOR ADDING PEOPLE
OBJECTIVE: TO DESIGN AN ART GALERY AND THE LANDSCAPE AROUND IT SITE: KHAJOO BRIDGE ON ZAYANDEROOD, IN ISFAHAN, IRAN CONCEPT: RAISING FROM THE GROUND MATERIALS: PAPER, ACRYLIC
NORTH ELEVATION
SECTION B-B
VIEW TO SITE TECHNIC: HAND DRAWINGS AND RENDERINGS
FLOOR PLAN
SECTION A-A
BIRD EYE VIEW TECHNIC: PHOTOGRAPHY
INTERIOR VIEW
EXTERIOR VIEW - VIEW FROM THE STREET
ROOF PLAN
RESIDENTAL HOUSE
INSTRUCTOR: MR. MIRMIRAN ISLAMIC AZAD UNIVERSITY SPRING 2006
OBJECTIVE: TO DESIGN A RESIDENTIAL BUILDING SITE:ISFAHAN, IRAN MATERIALS: PAPER, ACRYLIC, FOAM, WOOD
PERSPECTIVE TECHNIC: HAND DRAWINGS AND RENDERINGS
SOUTH ELEVATION
BIRD EYE VIEW TECHNIC: PHOTOGRAPHY
SECTION
SECTION
PERSPECTIVE