Erica Pham Portfolio 2019-2024

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

E R I C A PHAM M. ARCH

SELECTED WORKS | FALL 2019 - SPRING 2024

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STUDIO 804

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DAISY HILL DORM

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BRIDGING THE SKY

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S PA R K T R E N DZ D E S I G N S

436 INDIANA

ENGEL & IRVING HILL

GEORGE WASHINGTON BLVD

PERSONAL INTEREST

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STUDIO 804

L AWRENCE , K S DAN ROCKHILL

FALL 2023 - SPRING 2024 Studio 804, Inc. is a hands-on collaborative studio that teaches building systems, project management, and the components of a sustainable home through the construction of a class-designed contemporary home. Everyone contributes to all aspects of the home, including permit construction documents, excavation, pouring concrete, framing walls, welding steel, laying masonry, installing roofing, making flashings, and setting windows and doors. Building this way allows Studio 804 to pursue new ideas and develop a deeper understanding of how different building systems interact with each other.

The studio learn to work with others and orchestrate all the moving parts that go into a building. There are constant meetings where wall assemblies, ventilation strategies, and digital communications systems are discussed, debated and eventually integrated into the design.

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ROLES IN STUDIO 804 The structure of Studio 804 placed a range of roles and specialities amongst each student. This structure allowed each student to get knowledgable and lead the studio when the construction phase begins.

Aside from these assigned roles, everyone is a utility

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Studio 804

member to ensure constant participation throughout the entire construction process.

My roles/specialities within the studio are weather resistant barriers (WRB) and LEED certification.

WEATHER RESISTANT BARRIER (WRB) 436 Indiana incorporates three layers of vapor/air barriers throughout the construction process: subslab, exterior (over sheathing), and interior (over framing). Because Studio 804 is a not-for-profit organization, it relies on the contributions of our partnerships to make everything possible. To maintain

these partnerships, I participated in conversations with 475 High Performance Building Supply to secure our exterior and interior barriers. My individual role within the studio involves the acquisition, planning, and installation of the interior air barrier, weather resistant barrier, and sub-slab vapor barrier.

Vapor Barrier (ADHERO 3000)

Air Barrier (Intello X)

Framing

Sub-Slab Vapor Barrier (Stego Wrap)

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Stego Industries – Stego Wrap: I did the initial research for our sub-slab vapor barriar. presented to the studio, and mockups were created to Within this research, calculations for vapor barrier understand its connections with the slab and WRB. quantities were prepared, installation guide were

Stego Calculation and Takeoff Numbers

Stego Wrap Installation Guide

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475 High Performance Building Supply I worked together with a team to secure a continued partnership with 475 High Performance Building Supply. My specific role in this team was to calculate

each product takeoff numbers based on the project size and understand/apply each product throughout our building construction.

475 Product Calculations and Takeoff Numbers LOCATION Interior (on stud) Membrane Overlap Openings End Sealing

USE Air Barrier Seam Tape Window Tape Caulk

LOCATION Exterior (on polyiso) End Sealing Window Sill Openings – – Exterior Exterior Exterior Exterior Exterior Exterior

USE WRB Caulk Flashing Window Tape Tool Tool Gasket Gasket Gasket Gasket Gasket Gasket

Location North Wall East Wall South Wall West Wall

Location North Wall East Wall South Wall West Wall Soffit

Height 10' 9" 10' 9" 10' 9" 10' 9"

Width 39' 22' 39' 22'

Location North Wall East Wall South Wall West Wall

Height 15' 2" 15' 2" 15' 2" 15' 2"

Width 60' 10" 23' 10" 60' 10" 23' 10"

Location 2nd Level (1) 2nd Level (2) 2nd Level (3) 2nd Level (4) 2nd Level (6)

Height 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4"

Width 10' 1" 10' 1" 10' 1" 5' 1 1/2" 5' 1 1/2"

Layers

SF 3 3 3 3

1st Level Layers

Dimensions 483.88 59" x 98' 5" Total Rolls 240.98 0.50 176.48 0.36 240.98 0.50 176.48 0.36 834.92 1.73

SF 3 3 3 3

2nd Level Layers

Total Rolls 419.25 236.5 419.25 236.5 598.9 1910.4

SF 4 4 4 4

0.87 0.49 0.87 0.49 1.24 3.95

Total Rolls 922.64 361.47 922.64 361.47 2568.22

1.91 0.75 1.91 0.75 5.31

Total SF

Location North Wall East Wall South Wall West Wall

Height 10'4 10'4 10'4 10'4

Width 37' 20' 6" 37' 20' 6"

2nd Level Location North Wall East Wall South Wall West Wall Ceiling

Height 11' 10" 11' 10" 11' 10" 11' 10"

Width 59' 22' 59' 22' 59' x 22'

93.06 93.06 93.06 47.30 47.30 373.78

LF Windows Curtain Walls

Dimensions 65.58 6" x 65' 7" Total 15.52 0.24 43.83 0.67 23.33 0.36 82.68 1.26

Extoseal Encors Total LF 20% Contingency Roll Quantity Ext. Total Rolls

Location 2nd Level (1) 2nd Level (2) 2nd Level (3) 2nd Level (4) 2nd Level (6)

Height 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4"

Width 10' 1" 10' 1" 10' 1" 5' 1 1/2" 5' 1 1/2"

1st Level Layers

Total LF LF Garage 1st Level 2nd Level

Product Contega Solido IQ

Layers

LF Windows Curtain Walls

Doors

Width 39' 22' 39' 22'

Height 15' 2" 15' 2" 15' 2" 15' 2"

Width 60' 10" 23' 10" 60' 10" 23' 10"

Height 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4"

Width 10' 1" 10' 1" 10' 1" 5' 1 1/2" 5' 1 1/2"

SF 3 3 3 3

1st Level Layers

SF 3 3 3 3

2nd Level Layers

5 11/16" x 5 11/16" 5 11/16" x 5 11/16" 6” X 6” 5.5” x 5.5” 8” x 8” 10” x 10”

ROLL AREA 483.88 SF 60-90 LF 130' LF 98' 3/8" – – Total Rolls

419.25 236.5 419.25 236.5 598.9 1910.4

SF 4 4 4 4

0.87 0.49 0.87 0.49 1.24 3.95

Total Rolls

922.64 361.47 922.64 361.47 2568.22

Curtain Walls

Location 2nd Level (1) 2nd Level (2) 2nd Level (3) 2nd Level (4) 2nd Level (6)

Location Window Sill

Product Extoseal Encors Use Flashing

1.91 0.75 1.91 0.75 5.31

SF

93.06 93.06 93.06 47.30 47.30 373.78

Product Intello X

Location North Wall East Wall South Wall West Wall

Height 10'4 10'4 10'4 10'4

2nd Level Location North Wall East Wall South Wall West Wall Ceiling

Height 11' 10" 11' 10" 11' 10" 11' 10"

Location 2nd Level (1) 2nd Level (2) 2nd Level (3) 2nd Level (4) 2nd Level (6)

Height 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4" 9' 2 3/4"

SF

0.47 0.26 0.47 0.26 1.47

Windows Curtain Walls

Product Contega HF Adhesive Use Caulk

Total LF LF Garage 1st Level 2nd Level

Total Rolls 698.17 260.33 698.17 260.33 1298 3215

0.87 0.32 0.87 0.32 1.61 3.99

PROJECT AREA QUANTITY 5435.93 SF 12 416.4 LF 6 99.22 LF 2 355.45 LF 5 – 4 – 2 6 6 1 1 1 1 Width 37' 20' 6" 37' 20' 6"

Width 59' 22' 59' 22' 59' x 22'

93.06 93.06 93.06 47.30 47.30 373.78 Intello X Total SF SF–Curtain Walls 20% Contingency Roll Quantity Int. Total Rolls

1st Level Layers

Product Contega Solido IQ Location

Dimensions 65.58 6" x 65' 7" Total 15.52 0.24 43.83 0.67 23.33 0.36 82.68 1.26

Layers

LF Windows Curtain Walls

Doors

Dimensions 90 20.3 oz Total 0.62 1.36 1.88 3.86

Dimensions 98.03 3 1/8" x 98' 3/8" Total 0.65 1.77 59.17 0.60 296.21 3.02

63.75 173.29

Contega Solido IQ Total LF 296.21 20% Contingency 355.45 Roll Quantity 3.63 Ext. Total Rolls 4.00

4403.32

4029.54 4835.45 6.00 6.00

Total Rolls

382.33 211.83 382.33 211.83 1188.32

SF

3 3 3 3 5

0.47 0.26 0.47 0.26 1.47

Total Rolls

698.17 260.33 698.17 260.33 1298 3215

Width 10' 1" 10' 1" 10' 1" 5' 1 1/2" 5' 1 1/2"

0.87 0.32 0.87 0.32 1.61 3.99

SF

93.06 93.06 93.06 47.30 47.30 373.78

Intello X Total SF SF–Curtain Walls 20% Contingency Roll Quantity Int. Total Rolls

Product Tescon Vana Location Use Membrane Overlap Seam Tape

Total LF LF Garage 1st Level 2nd Level

4403.32

4029.54 4835.45 6.00 6.00

Dimensions 98.42 2 3/8" x 98' 5" Total Rolls 148 1.50 530 5.39 781 7.94 1459 14.82

Tescon Vana Total LF 1459 20% Contingency 1750.80 Roll Quantity 17.79 Total Rolls 18.00

82.68 99.22 1.51 2.00

55.67 122 169.33 347

Total LF

Use

SF

3 3 3 3

Location End Sealing

Product Contega HF Adhesive Use Caulk

Total LF LF Garage 1st Level 2nd Level

Contega HF Adhesive Total LF 347 20% Contingency 416.40 Roll Quantity 4.63 Ext. Total Rolls 5.00

SF

Dimensions 806.33 59" x 164'

Interior

LF

Extoseal Encors Total LF 20% Contingency Roll Quantity Ext. Total Rolls

Location End Sealing

Total SF

Curtain Walls

ADHERO 3000 Total SF 5313.54 SF–Curtain Walls 4941.76 20% Contingency 5930.11 Roll Quantity 12.26 Ext. Total Rolls 13.00

Total LF

Total Rolls 382.33 211.83 382.33 211.83 1188.32

3 3 3 3 5

Product Tescon Vana Location Use Membrane Overlap Seam Tape

Total LF LF Garage 1st Level 2nd Level

Dimensions 90 20.3 oz Total 74 0.82 115 1.28 162 1.80 351 3.90

Contega HF Adhesive Total LF 351 20% Contingency 421.20 Roll Quantity 4.68 Ext. Total Rolls 5.00

Location Openings

Product Tescon Profil Use Window Tape

Total LF LF Windows Curtain Walls

Doors

Dimensions 98.42 3 3/8" x 98' 5" Total 0.65 1.76 59.17 0.60 296.21 3.01

63.75 173.29

Tescon Profil Total LF 20% Contingency Roll Quantity Ext. Total Rolls

296.21 355.45 3.61 4.00

12' 2 1/4 19' 8 1/4

20' 2" 18' 5 1/2 38' 7 1/2

Dimensions 90 20.3 oz Total 0.62 1.36 1.88 3.86

Dimensions 98.03 3 1/8" x 98' 3/8" Total 0.65 1.77 59.17 0.60 296.21 3.02 63.75 173.29

Contega Solido IQ Total LF 20% Contingency Roll Quantity Ext. Total Rolls

296.21 355.45 3.63 4.00

Dimensions 98.42 2 3/8" x 98' 5" Total Rolls 148 1.50 530 5.39 781 7.94 1459 14.82

10' 3" 18' 5 1/2 28' 8.5"

Tescon Vana Total LF 1459 20% Contingency 1750.80 Roll Quantity 17.79 Total Rolls 18.00

82.68 99.22 1.51 2.00

55.67 122 169.33 347

Total LF

Use

Dimensions 806.33 59" x 164'

SF 3 3 3 3

Location End Sealing

Product Contega HF Adhesive Use Caulk

Total LF LF Garage 1st Level 2nd Level

Contega HF Adhesive Total LF 347 20% Contingency 416.40 Roll Quantity 4.63 Ext. Total Rolls 5.00

Location

Height 10' 9" 10' 9" 10' 9" 10' 9"

Layers

Interior Garage

Dimensions 483.88 59" x 98' 5" Total Rolls 240.98 0.50 176.48 0.36 240.98 0.50 176.48 0.36 834.92 1.73

Interior Total LF

Doors

Product Contega HF Adhesive Use Caulk

EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS 59" x 98' 5" 20.3 oz 6" x 65' 7" 3 1/8" x 98' 3/8" – –

Curtain Walls SF

Exterior

Location End Sealing

Location North Wall East Wall South Wall West Wall

Total SF

Doors

ADHERO 3000 Total SF 5313.54 SF–Curtain Walls 4941.76 20% Contingency 5930.11 Roll Quantity 12.26 Ext. Total Rolls 13.00

Product Extoseal Encors Use Flashing

Location North Wall East Wall South Wall West Wall Soffit

Product ADHERO 3000 Height Width 10' 9" 22' 5" 10' 9" 16' 5" 10' 9" 22' 5" 10' 9" 16' 5"

PROJECT AREA QUANTITY 6194.18 SF 7 40 355.45 LF 5 421.20 LF 6

Exterior

Product Intello X

Curtain Walls

Location Window Sill

Location North Wall East Wall South Wall West Wall

Interior Garage Total SF

ROLL AREA 806 SF 98' 5" LF 98' 5" LF 60-90 LF

Exterior Garage

PRODUCT NAME ADHERO 3000 Contega HF Adhesive Extoseal Encors Contega Solido IQ Pressfix XL Pressfix Kaflex Duo Wire Gasket Kaflex Mono Wire Gasket Roflex 20 Gasket Roflex Soldio 50 Roflex Soldio 100 Rofelx Soldio 150

Exterior Garage Product ADHERO 3000 Height Width 10' 9" 22' 5" 10' 9" 16' 5" 10' 9" 22' 5" 10' 9" 16' 5"

INTERIOR DIMENSIONS 59" x 164' 2 3/8" x 98' 5" 3 3/8" x 98' 5" 20.3 oz

PRODUCT NAME Intello X Tescon Vana Tescon Profil Contega HF Adhesive

Dimensions 90 20.3 oz Total 74 0.82 115 1.28 162 1.80 351 3.90

Contega HF Adhesive Total LF 351 20% Contingency 421.20 Roll Quantity 4.68 Ext. Total Rolls 5.00

Location Openings

Product Tescon Profil Use Window Tape

Total LF LF Windows Curtain Walls

Doors

Dimensions 98.42 3 3/8" x 98' 5" Total 63.75 0.65 173.29 1.76 59.17 0.60 296.21 3.01

Tescon Profil Total LF 20% Contingency Roll Quantity Ext. Total Rolls

296.21 355.45 3.61 4.00

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12' 2 1/4" 19' 8 1/4" 20' 2" 18' 5 1/2" 38' 7 1/2"

114' 115' 10.5"

21" 1' 9"

ADHERO 3000 Vapor Barrier Installation

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Intello X Air Barrier Installation

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LEED Certification To put us on the path towards LEED Platinum, my partner and I organized applicable credits for our project, maintained communication between USGBC, Dan Rockhill, and our classmates, and prepared clear and concise graphics and descriptions to ensure we are fulfilling each credit with the proper documentation.

LEED Credits Breakdown Name Integrative Process

Prerequisite

Floodplain Avoidance

Credit

Site Selection

6

10

6 Infill development, open space, street network, bicycle network and storage, existing infrastructure, sidewalks

Credit

Compact Development

1

1

1 Dwelling unit per acre

Credit

Community Resources

1

1

1 Entrance is within 1/2 mile from at least 4 community uses.

Credit

Access to Transit

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2

2 Entrance is within 1/4 mile of any public transportation

Prerequisite Credit

Construction Activity Pollution Prevention Heat Island Reduction

1

1

1 Nonroof and roof measures

Credit

Rainwater Management

2

2

2 Low impact development: permeability > 65%

Credit

Non-Toxic Pest Control

2

4

2 Control pests infiltration through sealed cracks, barrier systems, etc.

Prerequisite

Water Use

Prerequisite

Water Metering

Credit

Total Water Use

15

15

5 Reduce total indoor and outdoor water consumption by at least 20%. (3 points for 20%; 15 points for 80%)

Prerequisite

Minimum Energy Performance

ENERGY STAR for Homes v3, ENERGY STAR certified appliances, all ducts are fully ducted

Prerequisite

Energy Metering

Whole-house electric and gas meters

Prerequisite

Education of Homeowner, Tenant, or Building Manager

Credit

Annual Energy Use

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Credit

Efficient Hot Water Distribution

2

2

1 Maximum allowable pipe length, pumps and controls for hot water circulation loops, pipe insulation

Credit

HVAC Start-Up Credentialing

1

1

1 Commission and inspection

Credit

Refrigerant Management

1

1

1 Refrigerants that minimize/eliminate of compounds that contribute to climate change.

Prerequisite

Certified Tropical Wood

Prerequisite

Durability Management

Credit

Durability Management Verification

3

2

3 Water management system, plumbing condensation control, NO POINT FOR OVERHANGS

Credit

Environmentally Preferable Products

5

9

5

Credit

Construction Waste Management

2

2

2 Reduce total waste material from landfills (goal is by 40%)

Credit

Material Efficient Framing

2

1

Prerequisite

Ventilation

1 Value engineering measures, studs, joists, rafters Local exhaus and whole-house mechanical ventilation per ASHRAE 62.2 – 2016, sections 4, 5, 6 and 7 and Section 1503.4 of the 2009 IRC

Prerequisite

Combustion Venting

No unvented combustion appliances, CO monitor every floor

Prerequisite

Garage Pollutant Protection

Air-handling equipment and ductwork outside fire-rated envelope of garage, sealed shared surfaces between garage and conditioned spaces

Prerequisite

Radon-Resistant Construction

Prerequisite

Air Filtering

Prerequisite

Compartmentalization

Credit

Maximum Points

Points Applying For Point Expected 2

2

Notes

LEED Go Tos

Type Credit

QUESTIONS

2 Integrative projedt team and design charrette Meet local code or national flood insurance guidelines

Topsoil, runoff, storm sewers, swales, stabilize soil, air pollution from dust

Reduce total indoor and outdoor water consumption by at least 20% Whole-house water meter

Owner's Manual (includes LEED checklist, ENERGY STAR for Homes v3, appliance manuals, info on efficient water/energy usages, etc.)

ENERGY STAR for Homes v3 water management system requirements, install applicable indoor moisture control measures

Ensure decking is FSC certifie

Capillary break, 3- 4-inch diameter gas-tight vertical vent pipe, radon fan or an electrical receptacle Air filters MERV 8+ on all recirculating space conditioning systems

TYPE Credit

Enhanced Ventilation

3

Credit

Contaminant Control

3

4

Credit

Balancing of Heating and Cooling Distribution Systems

6

5

Credit

Low-Emitting Products

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6

CREDIT NAME

TEAM

MEMBERS

Integrative Process

LEED Team

Erica, Morgan

3 Enhanced whole-house ventilation, humidity control

Location andremoval Transportation 3 Shoe and storage, exhaust fan in garage (no attached garage), filtration, enhanced combustion venting measures Floodplain Avoidance

Prerequisite Credit Credit

Compact Development Exterior 4 Paints and coatings, adhesives and sealants, flooring (tbd), insulation

Sam P, Ale

Site

Kyle, Adam, Sam C, Cooper, Whitten

LEED Team

Erica, Mor

Activity Pollution Prevention 1 WalkConstruction score

Site

Kyle, Adam, Sam C, Cooper, Whitten

1 Electric vehicle supply Rainwater Management

Exterior

Seth, Claudia, Danny, Jackson, Maddie

Site

Kyle, Adam, Sam C, Cooper, Whitten

Structure

Sam P, Alex, AJ, Mik Liz

Credit

LEED Accredited Professional

1

0

0 no LEED AP Sustainable Sites

Credit

RP

1

1

Prerequisite

Credit

RP

1

1

Credit

RP

1

1

Credit

RP

1

1

110

114

LEED for Homes meeting with Green Rater (targeted LEED level, selected credits, accountable party for each credit 5

Heat Island Reduction

1 Rain Non-Toxic garden Pest Control 1

Water Efficiency Prerequisite

Water Use

Interior

Lindsay, Jodi, Abby, Lily, Nolan, Jared, Karolyn

Prerequisite

Water Metering

Interior

Lindsay, Jodi, Abby, Lily, Nolan, Jared, Karolyn

Credit

Total Water Use

Interior

Lindsay, Jodi, Abby, Lily, Nolan, Jared, Karolyn

96

Energy and Atmosphere

Credit Assignments TYPE

CREDIT NAME

TEAM

Credit

Integrative Process

MEMBERS

Lindsay, J

Access to Transit

5

TOTAL

Seth, Claud

Interior Structure

Innovation

Credit

Jase, Andr

Exterior

Seth, Claudia, Danny, Jackson, Maddie Kyle, Adam, Sam C, Cooper, Whitten

Credit

Credit

Kyle, Adam

Mechanical

Kyle, Adam, Sam C, Cooper, Whitten

Site

Preliminary Rating

Credit

Site

Kyle, Adam, Sam C, Cooper, Whitten

Community Resources

Credit Credit

Site

5 Zones, pressure test Siteremote Selectionaccess thermostat, multistage equipment, staticSite

Prerequisite

Prerequisite

Minimum Energy Performance

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Prerequisite

Energy Metering

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Prerequisite

Education of the Homeowner, Tenant, or Building Manager

LEED Team

Erica, Morgan

Credit

Annual Energy Use

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Credit

Efficient Hot Water Distribution System

Interior

Lindsay, Jodi, Abby, Lily, Nolan, Jared, Karolyn

Credit

HVAC Start-Up Credentialing

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Credit

Refrigerant Management

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Certified Tropical Wood

Exterior

Seth, Claudia, Danny, Jackson, Maddie

Durability Management Kyle, Adam, Sam C, Cooper, Whitten Durability Management Verification

Interior

Lindsay, Jodi, Abby, Lily, Nolan, Jared, Karolyn

Materials and Resources

LEED Team

Erica, Morgan

Credit

Site

Interior

Lindsay, Jodi, Abby, Lily, Nolan, Jared, Karolyn

Prerequisite

Floodplain Avoidance

Site

Kyle, Adam, Sam C, Cooper, Whitten

Credit

Exterior

Seth, Claudia, Danny, Jackson, Maddie

Credit

Site Selection

Site

Kyle, Adam, Sam C, Cooper, Whitten

Credit

Jase, Andrew, Ved Mechanical Environmentally Preferable Products Seth, Claudia, Danny, Jackson, Maddie Exterior Construction Waste Management

Exterior

Seth, Claudia, Danny, Jackson, Maddie

Credit

Compact Development

Exterior

Seth, Claudia, Danny, Jackson, Maddie

Credit

Structure

Sam P, Alex, AJ, Mik Liz

Credit

Community Resources

Site

Kyle, Adam, Sam C, Cooper, Whitten

Lindsay, Jodi, Abby, Lily, Nolan, Jared, Karolyn InteriorMaterial Efficient Framing Sam P, Alex, AJ, Mik Liz Structure

Credit

Access to Transit

Site

Kyle, Adam, Sam C, Cooper, Whitten

Prerequisite Prerequisite

Sustainable Sites

Ventilation

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Prerequisite

Combustion Venting

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Prerequisite

Garage Pollutant Protection

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Prerequisite

Radon-Resistant Construction

Sam P, Alex, AJ, Mik Liz

Kyle, Adam, Sam C, Cooper, Whitten

Prerequisite

Air FIltering

Structure Mechanical

Sam P, Alex, AJ, Mik Liz

Credit

Enhanced Ventilation

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Credit

Contaminant Control

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Credit

Balancing of Heating and Cooling Distribution Systems

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Credit

Low Emitting Products

Interior

Lindsay, Jodi, Abby, Lily, Nolan, Jared, Karolyn

Prerequisite

Preliminary Rating

LEED Team

Erica, Morgan

Credit

Innovation

LEED Team

Erica, Morgan

Credit

LEED AP Homes

LEED Team

Erica, Morgan

LEED Team

Erica, Morgan

Construction Activity Pollution Prevention

Site

Kyle, Adam, Sam C, Cooper, Whitten

Credit

Heat Island Reduction

Exterior

Seth, Claudia, Danny, Jackson, Maddie

Credit

Rainwater Management

Site

Credit

Non-Toxic Pest Control

Structure

Prerequisite

Water Use

Interior

Lindsay, Jodi, Abby, Lily, Nolan, Jared, Karolyn

Prerequisite

Water Metering

Interior

Lindsay, Jodi, Abby, Lily, Nolan, Jared, Karolyn

Credit

Total Water Use

Interior

Lindsay, Jodi, Abby, Lily, Nolan, Jared, Karolyn

Energy and Atmosphere Prerequisite

Minimum Energy Performance

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Prerequisite

Energy Metering

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Prerequisite

Education of the Homeowner, Tenant, or Building Manager

LEED Team

Erica, Morgan

Credit

Annual Energy Use

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Credit

Efficient Hot Water Distribution System

Interior

Lindsay, Jodi, Abby, Lily, Nolan, Jared, Karolyn

Credit

HVAC Start-Up Credentialing

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Credit

Refrigerant Management

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Prerequisite

Certified Tropical Wood

Exterior

Seth, Claudia, Danny, Jackson, Maddie

Prerequisite

Durability Management

Interior

Lindsay, Jodi, Abby, Lily, Nolan, Jared, Karolyn

Credit

Durability Management Verification

Interior

Lindsay, Jodi, Abby, Lily, Nolan, Jared, Karolyn

Credit

Environmentally Preferable Products

Exterior

Seth, Claudia, Danny, Jackson, Maddie

Credit

Construction Waste Management

Exterior

Seth, Claudia, Danny, Jackson, Maddie

Credit

Material Efficient Framing

Structure

Sam P, Alex, AJ, Mik Liz

Materials and Resources

Indoor Environmental Quality Prerequisite

Ventilation

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Prerequisite

Combustion Venting

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Prerequisite

Garage Pollutant Protection

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Prerequisite

Radon-Resistant Construction

Sam P, Alex, AJ, Mik Liz

Prerequisite

Air FIltering

Structure Mechanical

Credit

Enhanced Ventilation

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Credit

Contaminant Control

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Credit

Balancing of Heating and Cooling Distribution Systems

Mechanical

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Credit

Low Emitting Products

Interior

Lindsay, Jodi, Abby, Lily, Nolan, Jared, Karolyn

Prerequisite

Preliminary Rating

LEED Team

Erica, Morgan

Credit

Innovation

LEED Team

Erica, Morgan

Credit

LEED AP Homes

LEED Team

Erica, Morgan

LEED Team

Erica, Morgan

Innovation

14 ST U D I O 8 0 4 Regional Priority

Credit

Regional Priority: Specific Credit

Erica, Morgan LEED Team Indoor Environmental Quality Prerequisite

Prerequisite

Water Efficiency

Should we be pursuing Optio Need to confirm with Lindsa

All wood is nontropical, reused or reclaimed, or FSC certified

3

Location and Transportation

Last year got 5/15 points for

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Innovation

Regional Priority Credit

Regional Priority: Specific Credit

Jase, Andrew, Ved

Work with Dan to get the inn

LEED Documentation Preview IP CRED I T: I N TEG R ATI V E PR O C ES S

IP CREDIT: INT EG RAT IV E PRO CESS

Option 1. Integrative Project Team (1 point)

Option 1. Integrative Project Team (1 point)

Assemble and involve a project team to meet the three criteria below:

c) Conduct meetings with the project team at least monthly to review project status, introduce

a) Include team members, whose capabilities include at least three of the following skill sets:

new team members to project goals, discuss problems, formulate solutions, review responsi-

• architecture or residential building design;

bilities, and identify next steps.

• mechanical or energy engineering; • building science or performance testing;

Meetings are conducted every morn-

• green building or sustainable design; and

ing to touch-base on our progress,

• civil engineering, landscape architecture, habitat restoration, or land-use planning.

combat any issues that arise, identify our next steps, and set goals for the day and week. We consistently present our responsibilties to the project team through a series of details, renders,

What We Do

mock-ups, and/or demonstrations.

From the moment a Studio 804 class first gathers, much of the work is hands-on. Even the design phase includes mock-ups and

These meetings have become helpful

experiments (as well as working with the latest Building Information Modeling and other computer technologies to produce drawings,

to our project team, ensuring everyone

renderings, and construction documents). They work on everything; excavation, pouring concrete, framing walls, welding steel, laying

Preliminary Design: August 30, 2023

masonry, installing roofing, making flashings, and setting windows and doors. They run plumbing lines and set fixtures, work on the

Schematic Design: September 15, 2023

is on the same page through all phases of the project.

mechanical systems, and run the wire. In short, there is little about building that the students won’t have a chance to experience for themselves. Building this way allows the Studio 804 to pursue new ideas and develop unique details that might ordinarily be presumed

Studio 804 Appointed Positions

too costly. Typically, as the number of trades increases so does the budget. Studio 804 acts as a one-stop-shop, where all trades are on site from the beginning, so everything remains in house and manageable.

In addition, the work goes well beyond the simple installation of materials, as the students learn to work with others and orchestrate all the moving parts that go into a building. The students are in meetings where wall assemblies, ventilation strategies, and digital communications systems are discussed, debated and eventually integrated into the design. The students are then on site and involved in directly installing these systems. This education is not unlike doing a medical residency before becoming a practicing doctor. It makes as little sense to have architecture graduates who sees the idea of displacement ventilation as a mystery as it does to have a graduating doctor who does not know how the lungs work.

Baseboard/Trim Carpentry – Abby Frankenreiter, Jodi Gore

Insulation – Alex Asbury, Lily Altenhofen

Bathrooms – Jodi Gore, Lily Altenhofen, Lindsay Armstrong

Kitchen – Lily Altenhofen, Lindsay Armstrong

Budgets – Claudia Frahm, Karolyn Duke

Landscaping – Sam Cohen

Building Codes/City Hall Liaison – Claudia Frahm, Cooper Plaster, Mikala Liley

LEED – Erica Pham, Morgan Siemers

Cabinetry – Lily Altenhofen, Lindsay Armstrong, Sam Phillips

Lighting – Abby Frankenreiter, Mikala Liley

Concrete/Flatwork – Adam Powell, Kyle Gilboy, Mikala Liley, Nolan Johnson

Mechanical System – Jase Owens

Construction Documents – Alex Asbury, Jodi Gore, Liz Fraka, Quinn Manring

Owners Manual – Liz Fraka

Countertops – Lily Altenhofen, Lindsay Armstrong

Paint – Adam Powell, Nolan Johnson

Curtain Wall – Danny Derouin, Jackson Bontty

Plumbing – Lindsay Armstrong

Curtains/Blinds – Abby Frankenreiter

Project Manager – Dan Rockhill

Decking – Danny Derouin, Whitten Wicker

Roofing Assembly – Seth Kennedy

Doors – Cooper Plaster, Jodi Gore

Rough Carpentry – AJ Jundt

Driveway – Cooper Plaster

Sidewalk – Kyle Gilboy

LEED Planning: September 23, 2023

Drywall – Abby Frankenreiter, Andrew Stender

Siding – Abby Frankenreiter, Lily Altenhofen, Maddie Schaefer

Electrical – Andrew Stender

Site Managers – AJ Jundt, Kyle Gilboy

Engineering – Liz Fraka, Morgan Siemers

Site Work – AJ Powell, Jared Lombardi, Kyle Gilboy, Nolan Johnson

Fasteners – Jase Owens, Maddie Schaefer

Solar Panels – Claudia Frahm

Flashing – Liz Fraka

Steel/Welding – Jackson Bontty, Quinn Manring

Flooring – Andrew Stender, Sam Cohen

Storage – Karolyn Duke, Lily Altenhofen, Lindsay Armstrong

Framing – Maddie Schaefer, Sam Phillips

Termite Control – Sam Phillips

Garage Doors – Seth Kennedy, Whitten Wicker

Wall Assembly – Alex Asbury

Green Rater – Hebatalla Nazmy

Windows – Danny Derouin, Jackson Bontty

Gutters – Sam Cohen

WRB – Alex Asbury, Danny Derouin, Erica Pham

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Option 2. Infill Development (2 point)

Option 3. Open Space (1 point)

Select a lot such that at least 75% of the land within 1⁄2 mile (800 meters) from the project

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Walk score: https://www.walkscore.com/score/436-indiana-st-lawrence-ks-66044

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DAISY HILL DORM L AWRENCE , K S HUGO SHEWARD FALL 202 2

Tasked to improve the quality of living at the University of Kansas, the studio first worked together to create a new Master Plan. The Master Plan re-evaluated the types of buildings on North, Central, and West Campus and how we can connect and reinvent the sense of community.

From the Master Plan, we chose a lot for a residential building that would help reinforce the goal.

The Daisy Hill Dorm is divided into two buildings to create a gathering space in between. This gathering space/pathway connects to another dorm on the East side and creates a direct path to an academic building on the West side. The building is shaped into stepped pattern to not only allow plenty outdoor patio space for each room, but directs a viewpoint towards Fraser Hall, an important landmark to KU. To reflect the infamous hills at KU and provide some shading, the grided canopies covers the entirety of the structure.

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Context

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Massing Process

I D E N T I F Y S I T E A N D PAT H WAY

SPLIT BUILDABLE AREA INTO TWO

EXTRUDE TO IDEAL BUILDING

DIVIDE FORM INTO A GRID TO

HEIGHT

C R E AT E A S T E P P E D PAT T E R N

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Floor Plans

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Circulation

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Structural Diagram

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BRIDGING THE SKY W I C H I TA , K S A M Y VA N D E RI E T SPRING 2023

The project goal was to design a new aviation museum to stand beside the pre-existing Kansas Aviation Museum in Wichita, Kansas. While developing the museum, there needed to be careful consideration with how it would interact with the current museum, the site, and the McConnell Airforce Base. With my partner, Keirian Tillman, we used these considerations to create a unique aviation experience to its visitors.

The main concept of the museum was to have a central atrium space with the ability to hold all display aircrafts. Within the atrium, there are individual display towers, connected by walkways.

These towers and walkways highlight the main atrium space and gives visitors the ability to see/ experience the atrium in a new way.

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Context

Water Runoff

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Sun Path

Site

Water Runoff

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Massing Process

I N S P I R AT I O N

MIMIC SHAPE

S E PA R AT E P R O G R A M M I N G

EXTRUDE SIDE MASSINGS

EXTRUDE EXHIBIT TOWERS

P L A C E AT R I U M D O M E

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Model Components

AT R I U M GLASS

AT R I U M STRUCTURE

D I S P L AY TOWERS

MASSING

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East Elevation

Ground Level

Level Two

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1. Lobby 2. Visitor Center 3. Locker Room 4. Storage 5. Kitchen 6. Restrooms 7. Mechanical Room 8. Electrical Room 9. Communication Room 10.

Fire Riser

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Airfield Equipment Storage Hangar Access Dining Exhibit Towers Gift Shop Classrooms Additional Service Room Outdoor Mechanical Yard Exterior Display

1. Historic Display 2. Restrooms 3. Electrical Room 4. Communication Room 5. Fire Risers 6. Exhibit Towers 7. Auditorium 8. Auditorium Lobby 9. Private Offices 10.

Conference Room

South Elevation

Level Three 9

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1. Historic Display 2. Restrooms 3. Electrical Room 4. Communication Room 5. Fire Risers 6. Auditorium 7. Theater Storage & Camera/Sound Control Room 8. Open Office Area 9. Additional Service Room

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Section AT R I U M STRUCTURE

AT R I U M ST R U C T U R E Glass Atrium Mullion S u p p l y Ve n t Steel Connector S t e e l Tr u s s S u p p o r t s

Steel Connector Plates I-Beam I-Beam S t e e l Tr u s s S u p p o r t s S t e e l Tr u s s S u p p o r t s

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TOWER STRUCTURE

TOWER STRUCTURE

6 in. Steel Mullion 2 ft. Radius Structural Column

2 ft. Steel Plate Steel Fisheye Connector Steel Cable

3 in. Structural Glass

Finished Bamboo Railing w/ Steel Supports

10 in. Thick Poured Concrete 2 ft. Steel Connector Curved Beam 2 ft. Steel Connector

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Conceptual Drawings Gold/silver plate with flower

Models

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S PA R K T R E N D Z DESIGNS LOS ANGELES, CA

SparkTrendz is an apparel brand that focuses on streetwear apparel and jewelry for many fanbases.

I worked as the main jewelry designer, creating different lowkey styles of jewelry for a fanbase.

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T H A N K YOU.

Erica Pham erica.pham2000@gmail.com | 816.7 19.1410