Portfolio 2024

PORTFOLIO 2024 CHIARA ZANGARI

CONTENTS

3 - 4

710 Park Ave

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Nolan Park Building 19

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Shinsegae Department Store

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African American Museum in Philadelphia

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Chiang Mai Contemporary Art Museum

9 - 11

Public Art Depot

12 - 13

Concrete and Fire

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The Urban Institute

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710 Park Ave - Raskin Residence New York, New York (Currently in Construction)

NEW EXHAUST VENT CONNECTED TO BUILDING SHAFT GENERAL CONSTRUCTION NOTES

AIR HANDLER UNIT BY OTHERS, TYP.

46'-11"

1 A-403

1.

NEW BATHROOM 108B & 109A: NEW WALL HUNG TOILET, NEW VANITY SINK & FAUCET WITH WALL HUNG MILLWORK CABINET, & NEW SHOWER. NEW WALL TILE OVER MOLD RESISTANT BOARD EXCEPT CEMENT BOARD ON WALLS SURROUNDING SHOWER. NEW FLOOR TILES OVER WATERPROOFING AND SOUND BLANKET ON NEW SUBFLOOR. NEW CUSTOM MEDICINE CABINET.

AHU

4

6

BATHROOM 109-2 109A

12

10

108-3

2

6

5

NEW SILL & MILLWORK ENCLOSURE BELOW

BEDROOM 109

11 A-402 9

3

4

4

BATHROOM 108B

8 7 A-402 5

3 A-402 1

108-2

EXISTING SHUTOFF VALVES TO REMAIN, TYP. THROUGHOUT. ACCESS TO VALVES TO BE MAINTAINED AND COORDINATED ON SITE WITH RESIDENT MANAGER FOR BUILDING MAINTENANCE.

RADIATOR

NEW CONDENSING UNIT IN NEW METAL SLEEVE AND NEW LOUVER IN MODIFIED MASONRY OPENING MATCHING LPC BUILDING MASTERPLAN. MAINTAIN ACCESS FOR SERVICING, TYP. SEE ELEVATION 3 / A-501 AND DETAIL 1 / A-504

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1

108-1

109-1

NEW BUILT-IN MILLWORK WITH DRESSER & DRAWERS

AHU

2

3

29'-2"

NEW CONDENSING UNIT IN NEW METAL SLEEVE AND NEW LOUVER IN MODIFIED MASONRY OPENING MATCHING LPC BUILDING MASTERPLAN. MAINTAIN ACCESS FOR SERVICING, TYP. SEE ELEVATION 2 / A-501 AND DETAIL 1 / A-504

5

RADIATOR

06

CLOSET 108A

NEW SILL & MILLWORK ENCLOSURE BELOW BEDROOM 108

CONDENSING UNIT

NEW WINDOWS FILED UNDER SEPARATE LPC APPLICATION. TO BE PROVIDED AND INSTALLED BY OTHERS, TYP. THROUGHOUT. EXISTING MASONRY OPENING TO REMAIN, TYP. THROUGHOUT EXCEPT WHERE NOTED OTHERWISE.

1

5

CLOSET INTERIOR MILLWORK PROVIDED & INSTALLED BY OTHERS

CONDENSING UNIT

1

2

3

05

MEDIA ROOM 110 7

NEW SILL & MILLWORK ENCLOSURE BELOW

A-400 9

3

12 A-405 7

08

PROVIDE 4 HOUR RATED INTUMESCENT PAINT ON EXPOSED STEEL COLUMN. PROVIDE FIRE STOPPING AT TOP AND BOTTOM AS REQUIRED FULL HEIGHT SATIN STAINLESS STEEL ENCLOSURE AROUND EXISTING RISERS. EXISTING SHUTOFF VALVES TO REMAIN. MAINTAIN ACCESS FOR FUTURE MAINTENANCE.

RADIATOR

8

1 A-405

110-1

2

WINE

NEW LOUVRE WITHIN EXISTING MASONRY OPENING, MATCHING LPC BUILDING MASTERPLAN

NEW AIR HANDLER UNIT CABINET, TYP. AT (5) LOCSTIONS. SEE MECHANICAL DRAWINGS NEW TRANSOM, MILLWORK PANELS BELOW NEW CONDENSING UNIT IN NEW METAL SLEEVE AND NEW LOUVER IN MODIFIED MASONRY OPENING MATCHING LPC BUILDING MASTERPLAN. MAINTAIN ACCESS FOR SERVICING, TYP. SEE ELEVATION 3 / A-501 AND DETAIL 1 / A-504

RADIATOR

LOUNGE 107

CONDENSING UNIT

NEW RADIATOR CONNECTED TO BUILDING RISER, TYP. THROUGHOUT. SEE MECHANICAL DRAWINGS

DINING ROOM 106B

RADIATOR

NEW SILL & MILLWORK ENCLOSURE BELOW

09

LIVING ROOM 106A NEW SILL & MILLWORK ENCLOSURE BELOW

59'-9"

10 A-401

10 CLOSET 100-A

CONDENSING UNIT

CLOSET 100-B

KITCHEN 111

NEW FULL HEIGHT BUILT-IN MILLWORK WITH BAR, TV, AHU, STORAGE, WALK-IN CLOSET, +/- 20" STUD FRAMING @CEILING

112-1

9 A-405 11

PRIMARY BATHROOM 104: NEW WALL HUNG TOILET, NEW DOUBLE VANITY SINK & FAUCET WITH WALL HUNG MILLWORK CABINET, & NEW SHOWER WITH LINEAR DRAIN. NEW WALL TILE OVER MOLD RESISTANT BOARD EXCEPT CEMENT BOARD ON WALLS SURROUNDING SHOWER. NEW FLOOR TILES OVER WATERPROOFING AND SOUND BLANKET ON NEW SUBFLOOR. NEW CUSTOM MEDICINE CABINET. NEW TERRACE DOOR FILED UNDER SEPARATE LPC APPLICATION. TO BE PROVIDED AND INSTALLED BY OTHERS WITHIN EXISTING MASONRY OPENING.

1

111-1

6

3

FOYER 100

+7 21" STEP

CONDENSING UNIT

02

PRIMARY BATHROOM 104

CLOSET 103A

7 8 A-404 5

A-404 5

4

11 A-404 9

5

101-2

103-3 103-1

CLOSET INTERIOR MILLWORK PROVIDED & INSTALLED BY OTHERS NEW SILL & MILLWORK ENCLOSURE BELOW RADIATOR

EXISTING RAILING TO REMAIN

103-2 3

2

(2) NEW FOOT LIGHTS RECESSED IN EXTERIOR WALL. SEE ELEVATION 2 / A-501

POWDER ROOM 102

NEW MASONRY INFILL AT EXISTING AC SLEEVE OPENING WITH BRICK TO MATCH EXISTING. SEE DETAIL 3 / A-504

CLOSET 103B

NEW NON-LOAD BEARING INTERIOR PARTITION XXX-X SD CM

4

DOOR NUMBER. SEE DOOR SCHEDULE

HARD WIRED, BATTERY BACKED, SMOKE / CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR ABOVE

BATHROOM EXHAUST PASSIVE VENT @ WALL, CONNECTED TO EXISTING BUILDING TOILET EXHAUST SYSTEM EP

ELECTRICAL PANEL (EP)

EXISTING DEMISING WALL TO REMAIN. NO WORK, TYP. NEW BUILT-IN CABINET

RAD

PROPOSED BASEBOARD RADIATOR. SEE MECHANICAL DRAWINGS

NEW BUILT-IN CABINET

WALL TYPE TAG

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MATERIAL TYPE. SEE MATERIAL TYPE SCHEDULE

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ELEVATION TAG. SEE A400s

XX A-XXX

ENLARGED PLAN. SEE A400s

X A-XXX

WALL TYPE

AHU

1

DETAIL SECTION

PROPOSED PLAN 1/4"=1'-0"

1 A-401

6'-3"

1'-2"

63 FLUSHING AVENUE BUILDING 3, SUITE 301 BROOKLYN, NY 11205 T: 718.389.2295 MEP

ADAL ENGINEERING

231 NORMAN AVE SUITE 210 BROOKLYN, NY 11222 T: 718.389.2295 ISSUES:

N NEW CARPET, INSTALLED BY OTHERS AND COORDINATED BY GC, OVER EXISTING FLOORING, PATCH, REPAIR, & PREPARE SUBFLOOR, AS REQUIRED, TO LEVEL SURFACE PRIOR TO CARPET INSTALLATION, TYP. @PRIMARY BEDROOM, CLOSET 103A, CLOSET 103B, BEDROOM 108, CLOSET 108B, BEDROOM 109

OWNER

710 PARK AVENUE #11A NEW YORK, NY 10012

DATE:

NUMBER DESCRIPTION: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

NEW EXHAUST VENT CONNECTED TO BUILDING SHAFT

1

THIS DRAWING AS INSTRUMENT OF SERVICE IS AND SHALL REMAIN THE PROPERTY OF JAKLITSCH/GARDNER ARCHITECTS PC AND SHALL NOT BE REPRODUCED, PUBLISHED OR USED IN ANY WAY WITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF SAID ARCHITECT.

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

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POWDER ROOM: NEW VANITY SINK, WALL HUNG TOILET, MILLWORK CABINET

IFC

Throughout this project, I’ve had the opportunity to work on various phases of the design process that have allowed me to visualize spatial concepts into live and constructed experiences. Currently, I am MR. & MRS. J. RASKIN working directly with the project’s contractors on construction and millwork sketches/ BNY CONSTRUCTION, INC. production.

BATHROOM EXHAUST PASSIVE VENT @ CEILING, CONNECTED TO EXISTING BUILDING TOILET EXHAUST SYSTEM

PROPOSED THRU-WALL CONDENSING UNIT IN NEW METAL SLEEVE & LOUVRE

11'-4"

4

EXISTING TO REMAIN

CU

NEW WASHER & DRYER WITH STAINLESS STEEL PAN, AUTOMATIC SHUTOFF W/SENSOR EXISTING EXHAUST TO REMAIN RELOCATE SHUT OFF VALVES FINAL LOCATION TO BE VERIFIED IN FIELD

4 3

In conjunction with an interior designer, my team has focused on creating custom designed millwork to act as sculptural counterpoints to the otherwise clean aspects of the apartment. Some of these custom designs include a closet called “the cube” that acts as the centerpoint in the apartment and doubles as a bar. Other pieces include the kitchen island, kitchen hood, and office desk.

Each piece was carefully designed with aesthetics and functionality at the forefront.

The detailing and materiality of each space allows for a sense of warmth and human scale within each room.

LEGEND

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This 3,000 square foot apartment is currently in the construction phase of design. The space has been renovated to accommodate a family while still having highly flexible spaces to suit the clients future needs.

NEW BUILT-IN DESK W/DRAWERS

102-1

15 A-404 13

PRIMARY BEDROOM 103

W

113-1

NEW RELOCATED ELECTRIC PANEL

101-3

16

4 A-404 1

LAUNDRY 113

NEW DOOR FLIPPED TO LEFT HAND SWING. EXISTING SADDLE TO REMAIN.

2

01

EXISTING PAVER TO REMAIN

1

10

103-4

NEW MILLWORK PANELS NEW DOOR AND STONE SADDLE. HALLWAY SIDE TO MATCH BUILDING STANDARD FOYER, VESTIBULE & POWDER ROOM: NEW STONE FLOORING CLOSET INTERIOR MILLWORK PROVIDED & INSTALLED BY OTHERS

VESTIBULE 101

12

6

BALCONY 105

1 A-400

100-1

5

NEW HOSE BIB

NEW CONDENSING UNIT IN NEW METAL SLEEVE AND NEW LOUVER IN MODIFIED MASONRY OPENING MATCHING LPC BUILDING MASTERPLAN. MAINTAIN ACCESS FOR SERVICING, TYP. SEE ELEVATION 2 / A-501 AND DETAIL 4 / A-504

1

AHU

10

RAISED WINDOW SILL

OFFICE 112

3

15'-0"

AHU

RADIATOR

04

RADIATOR

CLOSET INTERIOR MILLWORK PROVIDED & INSTALLED BY OTHERS

NEW KITCHEN EXHAUST VENT ABOVE WINDOW NEW DUCTED RANGE HOOD ABOVE KITCHEN: NEW SINK & FAUCET, 48" GAS RANGE, 36" REFRIGERATOR, 24" DISHWASHER, 24" MICROWAVE, 24" WINE COLUMN. NEW STONE COUNTER, MILLWORK CABINETS, AND SHELVES. ACCESS TO PLUMBING AND GAS SHUT OFF VALVES TO BE MAINTAINED FOR MAINTENANCE. NEW CONDENSING UNIT IN NEW METAL SLEEVE AND NEW LOUVER IN MODIFIED MASONRY OPENING MATCHING LPC BUILDING MASTERPLAN. MAINTAIN ACCESS FOR SERVICING, TYP. SEE ELEVATION 3 / A-501 AND DETAIL 1 / A-504 EXISTING GAS RISER TO REMAIN. EXISTING SHUTOFF VALVES TO REMAIN. MAINTAIN ACCESS FOR FUTURE MAINTENANCE.

ALL CONSTRUCTION TO BE PERFORMED ACCORDING TO THE NEW YORK CITY BUILDING CODE. DURING CONSTRUCTION, THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR WILL BE SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE STRUCTURAL INTEGRITY OF THE EXISTING BUILDING, AND WILL TAKE ALL NECESSARY MEASURES TO SHORE AND BRACE FIRE/WATER DAMAGED STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS. ALL OPERATIONS SHALL BE CONTINUALLY INSPECTED TO DETECT ANY HAZARD THAT MAY DEVELOP. 3. TO MAINTAIN THE STABILITY AND CONDITION OF THE REMAINING STRUCTURES AND PRESERVE ITS COMPONENTS, THE FOLLOWING PRECAUTIONS ARE SUGGESTED TO BE TAKEN: 3.1.

BEARING WALLS, STEEL BEAMS, HEADER BEAMS, LOAD RELIEVING PARTITIONS AND OTHER STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS ARE TO BE KEPT BRACED WITHIN THE EXISTING STRUCTURE, OR SUPPLEMENTED BY ADDITIONAL BRACING AND/OR SHORING AS REQUIRED. 3.2.

NO MASONRY BEARING WALL OR ANY OTHER SUPPORTING ELEMENT SHALL BE PARTIALLY ALTERED OR REMOVED UNTIL THE STRUCTURE THEY SUPPORT HAS BEEN PROPERLY SHORED, AND THE NEW STRUCTURAL SUPPORTED ELEMENTS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED. 3.3.

EXTREME CARE MUST BE TAKEN IN ALL OPERATIONS TO REMOVE EXISTING PLASTER FROM CEILING AND PARTITION STRUCTURES TO NOT DAMAGE THE CONCRETE BEAM, COLUMNS, SLABS, BEARING WALLS OR ANY OTHER STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS TO REMAIN. 4. GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE ADEQUATE PROTECTION FOR ALL SURFACES TO REMAIN DURING DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION. 5. ALL GAS AND PLUMBING WORK TO BE FILED FOR DOB APPROVAL AND PERFORMED BY A LICENSED PLUMBER PER DOB REGULATIONS AND LOCAL LAW REQUIREMENT 6. BRANCH LINES TO BE REMOVED BACK TO RISERS AND CAPPED OFF UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. INSTALL NEW SHUT OFF VALVE AT RISER UNLESS IT IS ALREADY INSTALLED OR EXISTING REQUIRES REPLACEMENT. 7. CONFIRM ALL EXISTING TOILET EXHAUST LOCATIONS. CO-ORDINATE RELOCATION WITH ARCHITECT FOR FINAL VENT GRILLE LOCATIONS 9. EXISTING SHAFT WALLS TO REMAIN. PROTECT DURING CONSTRUCTION TO RETAIN FIRE RATING. 10. THERE SHALL BE NO CUTTING OR CHANNELING INTO STRUCTURAL CONCRETE SLAB, BEAMS, OR COLUMNS 11. REQUIRED FIRE RATING OF ALL STRUCTURAL MEMBERS TO BE MAINTAINED. ANY DAMAGE OR DEFECT FOUND ON EXISTING FIRE PROOFING ASSEMBLY TO BE NOTED AND REPAIRED. 2.

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NEW PAINTED WOOD BASEBOARD THROUGHOUT EXCEPT IN CLOSETS 100-A, 101, 103A, 103B, & 108A. SEE ELEVATIONS.

RASKIN RESIDENCE 710 PARK AVENUE #11A NEW YORK, NY 10021

27'-0"

22011

EXT. WALL TYP.

Construction Plan of 710 Park Ave. PROVIDE PERIMETER ISOLATION STRIP AT CEILING, TYP. KINETICS WALLMAT OR EQUAL CONT. ACOUSTIC SEALANT PARTITION NOTE: 1. 3 5/8" METAL STUDS SPACING @ 16" O.C. BLOCKING AS REQUIRED 5/8" GYPSUM PANEL EACH SIDE WALL FINISH SOUND ATTENUATION BLANKET BETWEEN ROOMS

FINISH AS SPEC'D. FURRING CHANNEL OR METAL STUDS AS REQ'D. REF PLANS FOR DIMS

3

PROVIDE PERIMETER ISOLATION STRIP AT CEILING. KINETICS WALLMAT OR EQUAL

PROVIDE ISOLATION PAD AT CEILING. KINETICS WALLMAT OR EQUAL

CONT. ACOUSTIC SEALANT CONT. 3 5/8" METAL TRACK

CONT. ACOUSTIC SEALANT

(1) LAYER 5/8" THICK TYPE 'X' GWB, TAPED AND FLOATED.

(1) LAYER 5/8" THICK TYPE 'X' GWB, TAPED AND FLOATED.

CONT. 3 5/8" METAL TRACK

PROVIDE ISOLATION PAD AT CEILING. KINETICS WALLMAT OR EQUAL CONT. ACOUSTIC SEALANT CONT. 358" METAL TRACK 358" 18 GA METAL STUDS @ 16" O.C. SOUND ATTENUATION BLANKET FIBERGLASS INSULATION GROUTED TILE FINISH

PROVIDE ISOLATION PAD AT CEILING. KINETICS WALLMAT OR EQUAL CONT. ACOUSTIC SEALANT 5 1/2" 18 GA METAL STUDS @ 16" O.C. SOUND ATTENUATION BLANKET

CONT. ACOUSTIC SEALANT

CONSTRUCTION PLAN

6" STUDS WITH 2" LEGS, 18GA STL. STUDS IN TWO ROWS @ 16" O.C.(SIDEWAYS AT POCKET ONLY)

DRAWN BY: PZ

PROVIDE ISOLATION PAD AT CEILING. KINETICS WALLMAT OR EQUAL

CHECKED BY: SJ

1/2"

1/2"

1'-8"

1'-8"

1" 1"

5" 11"

5"

3"

1"

1"

3"

5"

9"

9"

View into Kitchen

1"

11"

3" 9"

1" 1"

ST-1

1" 1"

ST-1

11"

ST-1

11" 3/4" 11"

LED LIGHT

6'-10"

K5

3/4"

3/4"

2'-5"

2'-5"

2'-5" K5

LED LIGHT

1'-8"

11"

K5

6'-10"

6'-10"

3/4" 11" 3/4"

LED LIGHT

3/4"

3/4" 11" 3/4" 11"

11" 3/4" 11" 3/4"

(3) ADJ. SHELVES

8"

11"

3/4" 11" 3/4" 11"

11"

K4

3/4"

K4

(3) ADJ. SHELVES

3/4"

3/4"

3/4" 3/4"

WD-9

11"

WD-9

3/4"

11"

(3) ADJ. SHELVES

1/2"

(6) ADJ. SHELVES 8"

8"

(6) ADJ. SHELVES

11"

HELVES

RASKIN RESIDENCE

M-2

M-2

NTRY SECTION THRU PANTRY SECTION THRU PANTRY 7 1'-1/2"=1'-0" 7 1'-1/2"=1'-0"

M-2

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M-2

M-2

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M-2

11" 4"

4"

11"

8"

8"

M-2

M-2

SECTION THRU FRIDGESECTION THRU FRIDGE SECTION THRU FRIDGE 6 1'-1/2"=1'-0" 6 1'-1/2"=1'-0" 1'-1/2"=1'-0"

11" 4"

4"

4"

4"

8"

1'-1" 4"

1'-1" 4"

4"

1'-1"

710 PARK AVENUE #11A, NEW YORK, NY 10021

M-2

SECTION THRU DRAWER SECTION THRU DRAWER SECTION THRU DRAWER 2 1'-1/2"=1'-0" 2 1'-1/2"=1'-0" 1'-1/2"=1'-0"

Millwork sections through kitchen pantry, fridge, and main upper and lower cabinets.

View from Living Room

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JUNE 22nd, 2023

J A K L I TS C H / G A R D N E R A R C H I T E C TS P C 453 WEST 17TH STREET, 4TH FLOOR, NEW YORK, NY 10011

PHONE 212.620.9166

PROPOSED

Nolan Park Building 19 6

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Porch Design Option C 215 WEST 40TH STREET, 14TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10019 TELEPHONE: 212.620.9166

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TOILET 108 ALIGN

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VESTIBULE 100

ALIGN

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ADA TOILET 118

Revisions and Issue Dates NUMBER

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EXHIBIT 116

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NOLAN PARK 19

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19 EVANS ROAD NEW YORK, NY 10004

19 EVANS ROAD NEW YORK, NY 10004

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PORCH DESIGN OPTION E

PORCH DESIGN OPTION C

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NOLAN PARK 19

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THIS DRAWING AS INSTRUMENT OF SERVICE IS AND SHALL REMAIN THE PROPERTY OF JAKLITSCH / GARDNER ARCHITECTS PC AND SHALL NOT BE REPRODUCED, PUBLISHED OR USED IN ANY WAY WITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF SAID ARCHITECT.

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NFC 2' - 0"

THIS DRAWING AS INSTRUMENT OF SERVICE IS AND SHALL REMAIN THE PROPERTY OF JAKLITSCH / GARDNER ARCHITECTS PC AND SHALL NOT BE REPRODUCED, PUBLISHED OR USED IN ANY WAY WITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF SAID ARCHITECT.

7' - 8"

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EXHIBIT 104

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Porch Design Option B 215 WEST 40TH STREET, 14TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10019 TELEPHONE: 212.620.9166

Governors Island, New York (Current) 8

Porch Design Option A

JAKLITSCH / GARDNER ARCHITECTS PC

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1'-0" SCALE: 3/16" =215 DATE: Issue Date WEST 40TH STREET, 14TH FLOOR

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PORCH OPTION C - DOUBLE CORNER ENTRY 3/16" = 1'-0"

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SK-005 PORCH OPTION F - CENTERED STAIR F

3/16" = 1'-0"

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THIS DRAWING AS INSTRUMENT OF SERVICE IS AND SHALL REMAIN THE PROPERTY OF JAKLITSCH / GARDNER ARCHITECTS PC AND SHALL NOT BE REPRODUCED, PUBLISHED OR USED IN ANY WAY WITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF SAID ARCHITECT.

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THIS DRAWING AS INSTRUMENT OF SERVICE IS AND SHALL REMAIN THE PROPERTY OF JAKLITSCH / GARDNER ARCHITECTS PC AND SHALL NOT BE REPRODUCED, PUBLISHED OR USED IN ANY WAY WITHOUT THE PERMISSION OF SAID ARCHITECT.

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NO SCALE:

= 1'-0" SCALE: 3/16" DATE: Issue Date 215 WEST 40TH STREET, 14TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10019 TELEPHONE:DRAWING 212.620.9166 SEAL: NUMBER:

NEW YORK, NY 10019 TELEPHONE: 212.620.9166 DRAWING NUMBER:

SEAL:

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JAKLITSCH / GARDNER DRAWN BY: Author CHECKED BY: Checker ARCHITECTS PC

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Revisions and Issue Dates NUMBER

DESCRIPTION

Revisions and Issue Dates NUMBER

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NOLAN PARK 19

NOLAN PARK 19

19 EVANS ROAD NEW YORK, NY 10004

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PORCH DESIGN OPTION C

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DRAWN BY: Author

CHECKED BY: Checker

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DATE: Issue Date

SEAL:

DRAWING NUMBER:

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CHECKED BY: Checker

SCALE:

DATE: Issue Date

SEAL:

DRAWING NUMBER:

1 PORCH OPTION F - CENTERED STEPS

SK-006 Jaklitsch/Gardner was selected to design the adaptive reuse of Nolan Park’s Building 19 on Governors Island. The restoration and rehabilitation of a historic residence on New York’s Governors Island illustrate the dynamic tension 1 between transformation and preservation. These initiatives require strict adherence to historic preservation guidelines while repairing and refitting a structure to suit contemporary needs and codes.

SK-010

1 PORCH OPTION E - STADIUM

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PORCH OPTION C - DOUBLE CORNER ENTRY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

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Working with leadership of the Trust for Governors Island, initial designs were developed to transform the historical building. The program required back and front entries that are inviting to the public, an additional egress from the cellar, and ADA accessibility. In collaboration with team members I helped develop design options for the two porch entrances, focusing on egress options that would allow for an open form of circulation from multiple sides of the building.

5

Shinsegae Department Store

Seoul, South Korea (2023-Current)

View of interior lobby with oak escalator

View of interior lobby with chrome escalator

Shinsegae department store located on Gangnam and Famille street in Seoul, South Korea is a multistory department store featuring restaurants and cafes, dynamic installations, and interactive user spaces to create a unique shopping experience.

For this project, I collaborated with team members during the schematic design phase to produce 3D renders of the central lobby. My focus was on developing materiality options for the main form of circulation throughout the space. The above renders showcase two design options we explored showcasing an oak finish for the escalator that tied the lobby to the surrounding landscape, and a chrome finish to allow the circulation to stand out as an architectural centerpiece throughout the space.

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African American Museum in Philadelphia (AAMP)

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (Current)

Jaklitsch/Gardner was selected in collaboration with National Real Estate Development, LLC and Frontier Development & Hospitality Group to redevelop 1801 Vine and 1901 Wood Streets, adjacent to Philadelphia’s iconic Benjamin Franklin Parkway.

Our proposal for the African-American Museum in Philadelphia (AAMP) creates an iconic building next to The Barnes. The proposal also seeks to add a Family Center to the Parkway Central Library and giving new life to a former Family Courts building as a world-class hospitality destination.

I developed the initial design for the museums facade featuring a circular exterior form. The design was intended to allow for a level of transparency throughout each level of the museum, becoming more opaque as you move from public to private space. I explored a copper finish to relate the building to other historical forms in Philadelphia and allow it to stand out amongst the other iconic buildings along the Parkway.

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Chiang Mai Contemporary Art Museum

Chiang Mai, Thailand (2021)

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In collaboration with Markus Dochantschi, Keren Bao, Jamal Banan, Alex M., Deniz Kutay, Simona Zangari.

RUSTIFICATION JOINT BEYOND B1 A307.00

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Chiang Mai is a private contemporary art museum in Thailand currently being developed by StudioMDA. The museum is composed of 4 buildings, called “pods” that hold different programmatic elements. The program list includes a cafe, lounge, lobby, offices, library, archive room, workshops, lecture hall/auditorium, museum shop, private exhibition halls, and a contemporary and temporary exhibition room. Surrounded by inner and exterior gardens, the designs curved pod shaped form mimics the surrounding landscape.

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The public Art Depot is a cultural institution that engages and responds to the increasing importance of arts relationship with the public domain. The intersection of formal elements result in a series of enclosed galleries and outdoor gardens that address all four sides of the building. These public gardens interact with the surrounding city and designate entrances into the depot, allowing the program to engage directly beyond just the building lot.

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1. Lobby 2. Bike Parking 3. Coat Rack 4. Storage 5. Interior Cafe 6. Exterior Cafe 7. Art Supply Store 8. Restroom 9. Gift Shop 10. Galllery

The space that links these intersecting elements together is the open archive that acts as a high density display. Rather than a private highly securitized industrial archive space, the scheme allows for a curated set of objects to be accessible to the public at all times.

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Plan - Level 2 21. Study Center 22. Classroom 23. Lecture Hall 24. Artist Apartments 25. Artist Studio

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Concrete & Fire

3D Printed Prototype (2022)

View overlooking balcony This project explores the typical 3D printed concrete house prototype and its use as a response to wildfires in California. Through research and site analysis, the program explores the concept of an earthwork as a foundation for concrete dwellings. In collaboration with fellow classmates, each earthwork was individually designed to connect to one another and form one single chain in the landscape that could be used as a conceptual fire break.

The earthwork acts as a sculptural landscape that creates experiential views that both connect the exterior to the interior while providing fire breaks for the dwellings. The topography is composed of three elements: the flat walkable earth that consists of the road and pathways, the raised earth that act as ramps for recreational use, and the sunken pools to hold water for firefighters to access in the case of a fire. The larger walls act as fire breaks and connect the interior of each dwellings to its surroundings.

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The Urban Institute Urban Corner (2021) My primary interests for the Urban Institute are how programmatic elements are negotiated through the spatial organization of public versus private space and means of circulation.

By bending back moments in the facade, exterior space is created that distinguishes the relationship of public space on the street side versus the more private space on the building side.

Program & Light/Air

Program & Light/Air

The inflections on the facade are created by curved walls that break up the facade and allow daylighting and ventilation to occur, while also giving implications of what’s occurring inside the building on the outside of the building. This helps to distinguish exterior and interior space while activating the public zone along the curved staircase. The public staircase wraps around the curved walls as the visible element that leads you to different programs.

These interests are activated through the distinctions between translucency and transparency. The facade is made up of a gradient polycarbonate skin that allows soft light to be transmitted through the facade

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