THEODORE BAZIL
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SHERMAN CREEK COMMUNITY BOATHOUSE
/ NEW YORK / NY / USA
PROJECT TYPE: Professional, Expected Completion 2025
FIRM: Bade Stageberg Cox (As Executive Architect in collaboration with Foster + Partners)
CONSULTANT TEAM: Silman (Structural), Plus Group (MEP/FA/SP), Matthews Nielsen (Landscape), AKRF (Civil/ SOE/Marine), Cerami (AV/IT/Security/Acoustics), Tillet (Lighting Design)
PROGRAM: A 16,000 sqft LEED Gold boathouse and community educational center along the Harlem River for a local non-profit dedicated to teaching competitive rowing and para-rowing to New York City public middle and high school students. The mass timber facility includes five boat bays and a workshop space on the lower level, with educational, fitness, coaching, and community gathering spaces above.
ROLES:
+ Junior Project Architect: 50% CD - 100% CD (2021 - 2022)
Assisted the Project Architect and Project Manager with consultant coordination and the completion of construction documents. Primary responsibilities included developing exterior assemblies and details for facade elements, resolving interior finish and millwork details, and coordinating schedules and specifications for building finishes, equipment, and fixtures.
+ Project Architect + Project Manager: Procurement / Pre-construction (2022 - Present)
Led the project team after the issuance of construction drawings through various concurrent work streams including LEED documentation, multi-agency regulatory approvals, coordination of utilities, value engineering, and bid addendum issuances including greater development of drawings and specifications.
INWOOD
IMAGES / DRAWINGS : BADE STAGEBERG COX, FOSTER+PARTNERS
BUILDING SECTION AT GARAGE RAMP
FRONT ELEVATION
LINCOLN CENTER APARTMENT
UPPER WEST SIDE / NEW YORK / NY / USA
PROJECT TYPE: Professional, Completed 2024
FIRM: Bade Stageberg Cox Architecture
PROGRAM: A 3,000 sqft interior renovation of a private apartment in a high rise building near Lincoln Center, featuring field-finished rift-sawn white oak veneer millwork, flush pivoting and pocket doors, concealed architectural lighting, and gently curving walls.
ROLES:
+ Junior Project Architect: CA (2023 - 2024)
Assisted Project Architect and Design Principal with construction administration tasks including field coordination of architectural details and finishes with construction team and reviewing submittals and shop drawings. Primary areas of focus include coordinating concealed and custom lighting solutions, metal fabricated elements, plumbing and electrical components, millwork details, stone selections and grain matching, door hardware selection, and decorative plasterwork details.
IMAGES / DRAWINGS : BADE STAGEBERG COX
NYU FACULTY HOUSING
PROJECT TYPE: Professional, Completed 2023
FIRM: Bade Stageberg Cox Architecture
CONSULTANT TEAM: Polise Engineers (MEP)
PROGRAM: Multi-phased fast-track renovation of eighty-seven rental apartments within ten NYU operated pre- and early post-war buildings. Many of the apartments required new windows, finishes, and fixtures, as well as extensive layout changes to meet client expectations and comply with NYC Fire Code and Type B+ accessibility requirements.
ROLES:
+ Project Architect + Project Manager: SD - CA (2022 - 2023) Led the design, coordination, construction documentation, filing, and construction administration efforts for all apartment unit renovations over five staggered design and construction phases with notably tight schedule demands.
GREENWICH VILLAGE / NEW YORK / NY / USA DETAIL THROUGH HISTORIC
IMAGES / DRAWINGS : BADE STAGEBERG COX
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GROUND FLOOR SITE + LANDSCAPE PLAN
SAMBOU TOURA DRAME
MARSASSOUM, ZIGUINCHOR, SENEGAL
PROJECT TYPE: Open Design Competition, Individual Entry YEAR: 2020
PROGRAM: A new elementary school for a small and rural Senegalese town, designed with a maximum budget of 80,000 Euros and to be built easily by low-skilled volunteters and local community members. The plan includes seven classrooms, two offices, a library, a student canteen, kitchen, orchard, chicken corral, outdoor play area, rainwater collection tanks, and a composting latrine. Project duration: five weeks.
LEVEL PLAN
GROUND
SYNAPSE: SUDBURY 2050
SUDBURY, ONTARIO, CANADA
PROJECT TYPE: Open Design Competition, Individual Entry YEAR: 2020
PROGRAM: A multi-phased revitalization plan for the urban core of Sudbury, Ontario, based around the generation of a new citywide multi-modal green transit network, the re-purposement of former railyards into public landscape parkland, and the establishment of new urban fabrics flanking the former rail yards to provide new housing, commercial, and industrial spaces. Project duration: five weeks.
South Rail Yard Park
“South Yards” (Mixed-Use Housing District)
North Rail Yard Park
“North Yards” (Industrial Mix-Use Downtown Extension) Transit Hub
Elgin Street Esplanade and Downtown Junction
“SOUTH YARDS” HYBRID BLOCK
WEST BRADY ”MAIN STREET” MIX-USE
”NORTH YARDS” HYBRID INDUSTRY BLOCK
A NEW JOREJICK RESIDENCE
GETAMOCK, ARUSHA, TANZANIA
PROJECT TYPE: Open Design Competition, Team Entry YEAR: 2020
COLLABORATORS: Samuel Feldman
PROGRAM: A rural dwelling with a maximum budget of €20,000 for a multigenerational family of fifteen, containing six bedrooms, a shared indooroutdoor kitchen and communal gathering area, and a rainwater collection system for potable and graywater storage and use. Local clay brick masonry and timber construction. Project duration: 5 weeks
.05m Cast-in-Place Concrete Coping, > 1% Pitch
Local Clay Brick, Flemish Bond
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Spatiotemporal Narratives Contextual Contingencies
Combinatory Cartographic Narratives
Provocation Questions
Events
KINESTHETIC MONTAGE: HONG KONG
INSTALLATION / EXHIBITION AT THE ACCELERATE FESTIVAL 2019 SMITHSONIAN MUSEUM OF AMERICAN HISTORY, WASHINGTON, DC, USA
DESCRIPTION: Kinesthetic Montage is a design research project by Assistant Professor Esther Lorenz at the University of Virginia school of Architecture that explores the relationship between film, urban space and movement in Hong Kong. The exhibit at the Accelerate Festival presented aesthetic experiences of the city through a physical, interactive installation, and short student films from design studios taught by Lorenz in 2017 and 2018. Project duration: Ten weeks.
RESEARCH ASSISTANTS: Ted Bazil, Sam Johnson, Chris Murphy, Monisha Nasa, Sherry Ng. Additional help with construction, shipping, and installation courtesy of Sam Feldman, Philip Goodbread, Jonah Pruitt, and Santiago Roca.
