Bradley Winograd

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE 2023 | DREXEL UNIVERSITY WESTPHAL COLLEGE OF MEDIA ARTS & DESIGN

CONTENTS 01

THE DREXEL SPINE

A SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS & BUSINESS P1-6 02

THE KNOWLEDGE CAPSULE

ENVISIONING THE FUTURE FOR LIBRARIES P7-12 03 MEMORIES FROM CATALUNYA SCENES OF ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN, URBANISM, & NATURE P13-20

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BRADLEY WINOGRAD

EDUCATION

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blw76@drexel.edu (845) 608-9201 bradley-winograd

Bachelor in Architecture 2+4 Option, Drexel University, GPA 3.76 Philadelphia, PA – 2017 – 2023

Minor in Sustainability in the Built Environment

Minor in Construction Management

• Member of the American Institute of Architecture Students / Class Representative

• Intensive Study Abroads: Spain (09/2022), Australia (09/2019)

Green Apprenticeship Program, Kibbutz Lotan Lotan, Israel – December 2019

• Two-week program on sustainable development and permaculture

• Studied envelope design, water, energy, and agriculture

• Developed a net-zero project focused on community development

Green Program Iceland Energy Intensive, Reykjavik University Reykjavik, Iceland – December 2018

• Two-week intensive on renewable energy production

• Presented a capstone on sustainable housing for disaster-affected areas

Clarkstown High School North, GPA 3.97 New City, NY – 2013 – 2017

• National, Math, Art, English, and World Language Societies

• World Language Honor Society Secretary (17-18)

• All County Band for Trumpet, Spring 2017

EXPERIENCE

Junior Drafter, OSK Design Partners Collingswood, NJ – August 2021 - Present

• Commercial & Residential Architecture in the Mid-Atlantic Region

• Residential single family and duplexes

• Commercial retail, dining, healthcare, hospitality, and municipal

• Responsible for documentation across all project-phases (design & construction)

Website Editor & Adjunct Remote Course Facilitator, Drexel Architecture Drexel University – April 2021 - Present

• Website Editor for Department of Architecture, Design, & Urbanism (Sitecore/HTML)

• Information Technology, Drexel Learn Facilitator and Administrative Assistant

• High School Summer Discovery Architecture Program Instructor (July 2021)

Architectural Intern, George Hodosh Associates Architects, PC New City, NY – September 2020 – November 2020

• Site surveyance and pre-design documentation

• Zoning research, preliminary construction scheduling, and various administrative duties

Design Research Assistant, Masters Design Research Program Drexel University – March 2020 – August 2020

• Researched cohousing design, aging-in-place, and COVID-19 healthcare impact

• Created various presentations graphics, and digital models

• Performed site measuring and as-builts for design proposals

REFERENCES

Don Jones Senior Project Advisor & Principal, Ewing Cole djones@ewingcole.com

Mark Brack Professor Emeritus, Architectural History brackml@drexel.edu

Alan Greenberger Vice President for Real Estate & Facilities, Distinguished Professor ajg42@drexel.edu

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Associate American Institute of Architects July 2023American Institute of Architecture Students September 2017- June 2023

HONORS

2021 Wilson Research Award (1st Place) June 2021

• Nominated for research paper on Vernacular Architecture of Southern Thailand

2020 Wilson Research Award (Nomination) June 2020

• Nominated for research paper on the construction of Sydney Opera House

GoAbroad Grand Prize Scholarship Fall 2018

• $5000 scholarship to fund trip expenses

• Grand prize included hiking equipment, wireless hotspot, a backpack and flasks

• Funds cover my trips to Iceland and Australia

Senior Award for Japanese Proficiency June 2017

• Nominated for leadership and proficiency in high school Japanese Program

CERTIFICATION

OSHA 10-hour Construction Safety December 2019

• Earned under the instruction of Jeffrey Spatz at Drexel University

SKILLS & PROGRAMS

3D Modeling: Revit AutoCAD Architecture Rhino ChiefArchitect SketchUp Enscape

Digital Design: Photoshop, Illustrator Indesign, Acrobat

Productivity: Word, Excel, Powerpoint

Analysis: Microsoft Project Bluebeam ArcGIS

Handcraft: Laser-Cutting Model Making Woodshop

DESIGN DESIGN EVENT SPACES EVENT SPACES

FLEXIBLE LAWNS FLEXIBLE LAWNS

PERFORMING ARTS PERFORMING ARTS

COLLAB CORE COLLAB CORE BUSINESS BUSINESS

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A SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS & BUSINESS

As the host for a new robust and centralized performing arts center, the Drexel SPINE combines the mindsets of left and right brained industries within the College of Media Arts & Design and College of Business to foster young professionals for the performing arts industry including musical and theatrical performance, screenwriting, music production and composition, prop production, costume design, and theater management with a state-of-theart facility. The Drexel SPINE is a new gateway, a cultural landmark within West Philadelphia.

During this project, I concentrated on establishing the ground floor public realm and the development of the Proscenium Theater.

Collaborators: Maria Polera & Sofia Brozo

Advisor: Bunny Tucker

Comprehensive Design Studio | Winter/Spring 2022 | 20 Weeks

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METHODOLOGIES: MATERIAL PALETTE EXPERIENTIAL DESIGN MATERIAL PALETTE (PUBLIC REALM) CONCLUSION: As part of my focus on the interior design and materiality of the theater and the public realm, I created a material “mood” board that shows the material narrative from the building exterior into the theater. I EXTERIOR TO THEATER

& WARM THE SPINE CENTER COLORFUL & WARM GALLERY/CAFE/LOBBY SLEEK WITH WARM ACCENT ORCHESTRA LEVEL LUXURIOUS & WARM STAGE/CATWALKS DARK & EXPOSED BALCONY LEVEL SLEEK WITH WARM ACCENT Inspired by Lebow’s warm materials with URBN’s more raw and cold materials, I thought a combination of both woods and masonry would create a cohesive and dynamic experiential narrative as you enter the Spine Center. Material Library: https://www.architonic.com/en SPINE Cafe & Lobby Render 03 | BRADLEY WINOGRAD Material Palette

DRAGON ALLEY EARTHY

FLEXIBLITY & COLLABORATION

The Drexel SPINE is an inclusive environment in which all majors and non-students are encouraged to enjoy. By providing a flexible public realm and university realm, spaces are able to be reconfigured to their specific needs. Theater spaces are varied for different performances and the Proscenium accomodates most performance types.

SUSTAINABILITY

Sustainable environments are beautiful environments. The Drexel SPINE is built on the principles of the AIA Committee on the Environment with the goal of propelling the University to a more decarbonized future. Taking advantage of the public realm via lush green spaces, sensitive material choices, and water recycling systems the Drexel SPINE is a milestone for the future.

12:15PM 7:00AM 5:30PM FEBRUARY AUGUST MARKETST 34THST WARREN ST GREEN ROOF PARK POCKET PARK + THEATER EXISTING ANNEX PARK VERTICAL SHADING + BIRDSAFE GLASS PV PAVELS + MECH. SYSTEMS ACCESS TO PUBLIC TRANSIT 35% WWR NATIVE PLANTINGS CORK INSULATION HEMPWOOL INSULATION BIRD-IMPACT GLAZING RAINWATER & GRAYWATER CISTERN 04 Site Axon | Maria Polera & Bradley Winograd Sustainability Narrative

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Proscenium Theater Balcony Render Proscenium Theater Stage Render

DESTINATION

Located along a robust transit corridor, the Drexel SPINE is a destination for the music and theater industries as a premier academic venue and bustling indisplicinary hub for students across all majors. The SPINE offers a balance of formal or informal spaces including the Proscenium, Black Box, rooftop terrace and

space, cafe and Collaborative Core, an outdoor courtyard or the Dragon’s Alley, a lush corridor and illuminated interior plaza that links the Drexel SPINE to the URBN Center.

06 CLASSROOMS CLASSROOMS CLASSROOMS CLASSROOMS STAGE RIGGING DANCE STUDIO DANCE STUDIO BAND ROOM BAND ROOM THEATER THEATER THEATER STAGE PIT ORCHESTRA PIT ORCHESTRA CAST ROOM STAGE WORKSHOP LOAD DOCK COAT ROOM SECURITY VEST. AUDIO TEAM LFX TEAM THEATER CATWALKS SPINE CAFE COLLAB CORE COLLAB CORE COLLAB CORE POCKET THEATER GALLERY BOX OFFICE CONCESSIONS STOR. STOR. PRACTICE ROOMS WC CORE WC CORE WC CORE CORE WC CORE CORE CORE CORE COSTUME CLOSET DRESSING ROOMS DRESSING ROOMS WC WC MARIA POLERA BRADLEY WINOGRAD SOFIA BROZO Construction: Pavers Drain Cavity Insulation Barrier Sheathing Construction: Ceiling THEATER PLANS PARAPET (EXTR) (INTR) KEY 1- BOX OFFICE 2- SECURITY 3 - COAT ROOM 4 - THEATER VESTIBULE 5 - CONCESSIONS/STORAGE 6 - PIT ORCHESTRA 7 - STAGE TRAP 8 - SOUND BOOTH 9 - ORCHESTRA LEVEL 10 - STAGE 11 - WORKSHOP 12 - BALCONY 13 - LIGHT CONTROL 14 - CATWALKS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 10 GROUND LEVEL ORCHESTRA LEVEL BALCONY LEVEL CATWALKS/RIGGING

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THE KNOWLEDGE CAPSULE

ENVISIONING THE FUTURE FOR LIBRARIES

As a society, we are indebted to the library as they have evolved from institutions that have helped preserve millenia of writings and provided us the tools to advance us to where we are today. Libraries are places for information exchange, archival, recreation, and sociopolitical assembly. Yet as technology has progressed and information gathering no longer requires a trip to the library, this project looks to answer what does the future of libraries become through the reimagining of the Athenaeum of Philadelphia.

Collaborators: Jamil Gaffud & Nicole Fitzgerald

Advisor: Jacklynn Niemiec

Comprehensive Design Studio | Fall 2021 | 10 Weeks

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Site Axon | Nicole Fitzgerald

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Statement Stair Render | Bradley Winograd & Jamil Gaffud WINOGRAD

TRANSPARENCY & ILLUMINATION

Enclosed spaces encourage uniqueness and individuality, wherein transparent spaces encourage collaboration and community

Each color represents a zone that can accommodate gathering sizes, needs and preferences. Though its characteristics, they are still connected within

SOURCE: Background Image is by Beau

Just as access to knowledge should be transparent, the project maximizes visual transparency to encourage discussion across the atrium. The stair acts as a wayfinding tool and as a great illuminated assembly space.

View from lobby COMMUNITY INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL OPEN FLOOR FOR LARGER COLLABORATION INDIVIDUAL EXPLORATION INTIMATE COLLABORATION AREAS SMALLER COLLABORATION/ LECTURE ARCH 487 NF JG BW METHODOLOGIES: INDIVIDUALITY|COMMUNITY COMFORT ZONES PRECEDENT ANALYSIS VISUAL COMMUNICATION AND TRANSPERANCY CONCLUSION: The building is kept overall as a transparent zone creating a great sense of community and gathering. To cater to more specialized or individualized needs, pods throughout the space create identity. The utilization of two distinct types of spaces also encourage a variety of activities and can inherently create more flexibility for the future. Furthermore, the design creates a variety of conditions in the communal space which creates diversity in the area. Enclosed spaces encourage uniqueness and individuality, wherein transparent spaces encourage collaboration and community SOURCE: Background Image is by Beau Architecture SOURCE: Section Perspectice drawing is by Beau Architecture Each color represents a zone that can accommodate for a variety of gathering sizes, needs and preferences. Though each zone is defined by its characteristics, they are still connected within one single atrium Though a library provides a collection of knowledge to educate the public, the future of learning is not bound in books. The future should celebrate a variety of ways to learn. By creating distinct zones that maintain connection throughout the space, people can learn through passive collaboration such as observation. The design however maintains balance between Community and Individuality. By creating enclosed spaces, those who prefer enclosure and individual comfort can also be celebrated as well. View from lobby COMMUNITY INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL INDIVIDUAL OPEN FLOOR FOR LARGER COLLABORATION INDIVIDUAL EXPLORATION INTIMATE COLLABORATION AREAS SMALLER COLLABORATION/ LECTURE STEPS 10 Transparency Diagram | Jamil Gaffud

INDIVIDUALITY|COMMUNITY COMFORT ZONES

ANALYSIS VISUAL COMMUNICATION AND TRANSPERANCY

Bradley Winograd & Jamil Gaffud | Atrium Render

ARCH 487 METHODOLOGIES:

PRECEDENT

CONCLUSION:

The building is kept overall as a transparent zone creating a great sense of community and gathering. To cater to more specialized or individualized needs, pods throughout the space create identity. The utilization of two distinct types of spaces also encourage a variety of activities and can inherently create more flexibility for the future. Furthermore, the design creates a variety of conditions in the communal space which creates diversity in the area. Architecture

SOURCE:

Section Perspectice drawing is by Beau Architecture

Though a library provides a collection of knowledge to educate the public, in books. The future should celebrate a variety of ways to learn. By creating connection throughout the space, people can learn through passive collaboration design however maintains balance between Community and Individuality. who prefer enclosure and individual comfort can also be celebrated as well.

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Book Nook Render | Bradley Winograd & Jamil Gaffud WINOGRAD

INTIMACY & INDIVIDUALITY

Spaced throughout the building and along the atrium are reading pods areas within the collection that act as moments of refuge, veiled by the book stacks. These spaces provide opportunity for small gatherings to converse, read, study, or just relax.

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Reading Pod Exploded Axon | Nicole Fitzgerald & Bradley Winograd

MEMORIES FROM CATALUNYA

SCENES OF ARCHITECTURE, DESIGN, URBANISM, & NATURE

Prior to the start of my final year, I was fortunate to be one of twenty four to be chosen to go on a two-week intensive study tour of Barcelona, Valencia, & Tarragona to explore the Catalunyan landscape and see the works many famous Spanish architects including Antoni Gaudi, Domenech i Montaner, Puig i Cadafalch, and Santiago Calatrava. The following works are a selection of drawings and watercolors from my travel sketchbook.

Trip Advisors: Mark Brack, Debra Ruben, & Nancy Fee

Spain Intensive Course Abroad | September 2022 | 2 Weeks

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Placa Major | Montblanc

Barri Gotic | Barcelona

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Parc Guell, Antoni Gaudi | Barcelona

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Cabinet, Gaspar Homar | Museu Nacional Barcelona

Casa Battlo, Antoni Gaudi | Barcelona

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Harvest Moon Swim | Barceloneta

2022-2023

SENIOR PROJECT

ENVISIONING THE POST-COVID AIRPORT...