David Hernandez Architecture FINAL Portfolio

PORTFOLIO SELECTED WORKS 2020-2024

DAVID HERNANDEZ

PORTFOLIO DAVID HERNANDEZ

EDUCATION Bachelor’s of Architecture | The University of Texas at San Antonio July 2020 - Present

Dual Credit | Austin Community College June 2018 - August 2018

DAVID HERNANDEZ

RECOGNITION & AWARDS 2nd Year Foundation - Student Choice Award 2022

CONTACT

Urbino Special Recognition

davidjr0325@gmail.com

2023

President’s List

(512) 430-8096

Fall 2021 | Spring 2021 | Spring 2023

Austin, TX.

Honor Roll Fall 2022 | Spring 2022

www.linkedin.com/in/david-hernandez222

Dean’s List

English/Spanish

2020

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INFO / CONTENT

CONTENT SKILLS

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3+ Years of Experience

HINGE

Rhino Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign

02 EVOLUTION

1+ Years of Experience Autodesk Revit Enscape Adobe Photoshop

INFILL CONDOS

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0-1 Year of Experience

VEIL

AutoCAD Adobe Premier Pro Lumion Render Vray Render Grasshopper

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HINGE FALL 2022 Located in Frank Tejeda Park, this project aims at increasing neighborhood resilience by proposing a center that helps bring the community together. An aquaponics center is designed as a central heart for the complex surrounded by a distribution center, public learning center, outdoor art gallery, and 1 acre field where the community can grow food locally. The project brings the community together, acting as a hinge, by creating several connections that coincide with the site, all leading to the heart of the complex. The form of the project is a result of the 3 different connections on the site and is adjusted to create 3 different outdoor gathering areas, all tied together by a shading device that covers the entire project.

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LOADING/DISTRIBUTION CENTER

AQUAPONICS CENTER

PUBLIC COMMUNITY CENTER

EXTERIOR PUBLIC ART FEATURE

PROGRAM DIAGRAM

FORM + MASSING DIAGRAM

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ACCESS + CIRCULATION DIAGRAM

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ELEC. ROOM

STORAGE

MECH. ROOM IT PUMP ROOM

BASEMENT LEVEL FLOOR PLAN 07

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LOCKERS PANTRY

STORAGE

STORAGE

GROUND LEVEL FLOOR PLAN 08

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SITE PLAN 09

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NORTH ELEVATION

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SOUTH WEST ELEVATION

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SOUTH EAST ELEVATION

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LONGITUDINAL SECTION 13

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EVOLUTION INFILL SPRING 2022 Located just outside “The Pearl” in north central downtown San Antonio, this 2 part project consists of a 4 condo multi-use development and an urban infill development adjacent to a previously existing West Elm building. For the infill development, the West Elm building is repurposed into a museum that recounts the story of “The Pearl” and how it changed from the old brewery it used to be into the hotel it is now.

The adjacent space is utilized as an extension to the museum and showcases future plans for the area.

The museum begins on the first floor with a very orthogonal exhibitional setup similar to the common grids used for city planning. The setup evolves, however, into a more distorted, fluid arrangement on the second floor to show changes in history and the passage of time. As users enter the museum extension, the building shape physically changes and is wrapped in a perforateed screen serving as a final building packaging inspired by the pearl brewery logo and their famous 3 X’s, a symbol of high beer quality.

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E. JOSEPHINE ST.

AVENUE A.

KARNES ST.

CONDOS

INFILL

E. GRAYSON ST.

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SITE PLAN 17

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ALUMINUM ROOFING

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STEEL BEAM

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WALL CEILING

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MULLION

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GLASS WINDOW

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STEEL GIRDER

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STEEL COLUMN

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ALUMINUM PERFORATED SCREEN

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POLISHED CONCRETE

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ROUGH CONCRETE

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METAL SHEETING

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STEEL BEAM

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DRYWALL CEILING

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STEEL GIRDER

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MULLION

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GLASS DOOR HEADER

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GLASS WINDOW

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STEEL COLUMN

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POLISHED CONCRETE

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CONCRETE FOUNDATION

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MEETING ROOM

ELEVATOR

OFFICE

BREAK ROOM

OFFICE

RESTROOM (WOMEN)

STORAGE

ELEVATOR

RESTROOM (MEN)

GIFT SHOP

EXHIBITION

LOBBY

1ST FLOOR PLAN 19

RESTROOM (WOMEN)

RESTROOM (MEN)

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FILM AREA ELEVATOR

ELEVATOR

EXHIBITION

2ND FLOOR PLAN 20

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WEST ELEVATION

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02 EVOLUTION - INFILL

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WEST SECTION 23

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NORTH ELEVATION

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EVOLUTION CONDOS SPRING 2022 Located just outside “The Pearl” in north central downtown San Antonio, this 2 part project consists of an urban infill development and a 4 condo multi-use development. The 4 condo unit consists of 3 floors arranged from most public to most private. The 1st floor is made up of community amenities and public spaces. The 2nd floor is where each condo begins and is where the living room and dining area can be found. Finally, the 3rd floor consists of the master and guest bedrooms. The floors of this complex rotate 30 degrees each to physically show the change in privacy experienced by users as they ascend through the building. Changes in roof height also occur starting at 14 feet on the first floor and ending in 10 feet at the 3rd floor to further show the evolution of privacy throughout the condo unit.

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E. JOSEPHINE ST.

AVENUE A.

KARNES ST.

CONDOS

INFILL

E. GRAYSON ST.

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SITE PLAN 29

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1ST FLOOR PLAN 30

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2ND FLOOR PLAN

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3RD FLOOR PLAN

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CONDO BEDROOM

CONDO LIVING AREA

LAUNDRY SPACE

NORTH SECTION 33

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CONDO BEDROOM

CONDO LIVING AREA

CONVENIENCE STORE

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VEIL SPRING 2022 CONTRIBUTERS: OSCAR CRUZ Located in downtown San Antonio, next to the riverwalk, this project aims at increasing student housing for university students providing them with a comfortable way of living close to the colleges they attend. The main focus of this project was to have the building react to its surroundings and tying it into the neighboring buildings to its sides.

The building consists of 22 stories filled with housing along with recreational areas, dining spaces, gyms, etc. designed with intention for its student users. The project is fitted into a large elevation change from river level to street level and is adjusted with a grand central staircase allowing for a smooth transition between the 2. Outdoor space is made accessable to everyone in the building and is made plentyful with massive balconies overlooking the San Antonio riverwalk. Finally, to bring the whole building together, a massive shading device that acts as a veil wrapping around the entire glass facade is emplaced opening up for views of the water below and city skyline above.

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DRURY INN & SUITES

LUCK Y’S

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PASEO DEL RIO - SAN ANTONIO RIVER

BUIL DING

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DRURY PLAZA HOTEL

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SITE PLAN 37

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BUILDING AXON 38

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RIVER FRONT ELEVATION

STREET FRONT ELEVATION 39

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22. POOL AREA 21. GARDEN AREA

9-20. STUDENT HOUSING

8. CLUB AREA (FLOOR 2) 7. CLUB AREA (FLOOR 1) 6. DINNING AREA 5. STUDY AREA 4. GYM (FLOOR 2) 3. GYM (FLOOR 1) 2. RETAIL

1. RESTAURANT

EAST SECTION

NORTH SECTION 40

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RIVER LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

RIVER LEVEL SCALE 1/16”= 1’

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UP

STREET LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

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STREET LEVEL SCALE 1’=1/16”

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DORMS FLOOR 9 PLAN

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DORMS

SCALE 1’=1/16”

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DORMS FLOOR 10-20 PLAN

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DORMS

SCALE 1’=1/16”

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CONVERGENCE FALL 2023 CONTRIBUTERS: OSCAR CRUZ | JAZMINE ESPINOZA Located in the southern part of San Antonio, adjacent to the existing Confluence Park, this project aims at challenging the future of a suburban lifestyle and how we can design for a better tommorrow. For this design a 15 minute city approach was taken and applied to the 80 acre site given. The site includes a green strip with landmarks, a commercial strip, and 2 housing types. To make everything reachable within 15 minutes bicycles were introduced having a designated bicycle lane on every street on site. To increase healthy living conditions and create a sense of community the previously existing horizontally crossing main street was closed off and Confluence Park was extended across the whole site. A massive landbridge was added to make this happen, connecting the 2 sides of the site into one cohesive community. Bicyclists as well as pedestrians were integrated into the park extension by designing paths with ramps to create safe spaces whenever paths would converge, creating a safe and enjoyable suburban community.

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SITE PLAN 47

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UP

COMMERCIAL BUILDING 1ST FLOOR PLAN

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COMMERCIAL BUILDING 2ND FLOOR PLAN

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6' - 0"

COMMERCIAL BUILDING 3RD FLOOR PLAN

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COMMERCIAL STRIP PERSPECTIVE 51

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GREEN STRIP PERSPECTIVE 52

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1 STORY HO

1ST FLOOR PLAN

FRONT ELEVATION

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OUSE TYPE

AXON

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2 STORY HO

1ST FLOOR PLAN

2ND FLOOR PLAN

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FRONT ELEVATION

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OUSE TYPE

AXON

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GREEN STRIP

FARMER’S MARKET AXON

OUTDOOR BAR & GRILL AXON

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LANDMARKS

RECREATIONAL AREA AXON

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