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Havee Kestay

Architectural Designer Vestal, New York United States (607) 372-9760 · haveek

o.edu

Skills

Profile

Microsoft PowerPoint

Recent graduate of the Univ

of Architecture and

Planning with a strong passion for architectural design. Skilled in model-making, Adobe Lightroom

conceptual sketching, and program diagramming, developed through a hands-on "thinking through making" approach. Committed to designing with vision,

Adobe Illustrator

precision, and confidence, while understanding the critical role of architecture in shaping society.

Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign

Employment History

Lumion

Sales Associate, Gap, Vestal

AutoCAD

July 2023 — August 2024

Rhino 3D

Education

Revit

Architecture BS, University at Bu

Communication Skills Computer Skills

Languages English Kurdish

January 2020 — January 2024

CONTENTS 01 02 03 04

Linked....................................................................6-21

The Cave................................................................22-36

Construction Drawings......................................37-38

Sketches................................................................39-43

TOWN HALL IN FREIBURG Floor Plan Detail

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Housing For All | Fall 2023 | Jin Young Song Studio In collaboration with: Sandra Zarub

This project strives to provide a space that e n c o u r a g e s s o c i a l i n t e r a c t i o n a t v a r i o u s l e v e l s . To cultivate these connections among residents, our design incorporates large areas of social spaces that are all interconnected around a vertical courtyard.

The ground floor is dedicated to public amenities and includes programs such as lounges, classrooms, l a u n d r y, a n d m o r e .

The corners of our building are

L-shaped and are open, double height, social spaces with glass facades. These hubs are then connected through the corridors that contain interior and exterior balconies that also provide small pockets of social interaction.

To f u r t h e r t h e c o n n e c t i v i t y o f t h e p r o j e c t , s o c i a l stairs are located in the hubs, and also connect the public balconies around the courtyard. This system n o t o n l y c o n n e c t s t h e s o c i a l s p a c e s t o e a c h o t h e r, but to the units and residents as well. With these measures, the courtyard is activated and residents have numerous modes of interaction that strengthen t h e c o m m u n i t y.

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Resident Narrative Europe

Asia

Latin America

Africa

200,000

150,000

100,000

50,000

1975

1980

1985

1990

1995 2000 2005

2010

1989 Quotas for Soviet refugees raised 1980 Overall quotas for refugees raised 1975 Increased refugees from Vietnam

Concept Model

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2015

Massing Diagram

Mass

Creating the courtyard

Allow for more southern lighting

View Towards Water

Deliniating Social and Private Spaces

Adjust Height of Massing

Green House

Gym Multi-Purpose Room Lounge

Public Spaces Through Balconies/Courtyard

Game Room Lounge Cultural Space Kids’ Lounge Lounge

Large Social Programs

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Typical Unit Plans

3 Bedroom Unit (Upper)

4 Bedroom Unit (Type 2 Upper)

3 Bedroom Unit (Lower)

4 Bedroom Unit (Type 2 Lower)

2 Bedroom Unit

Project Metrics Unit Type Diagram

Project Metrics 1 Bedroom Units - 18 Units 2 Bedroom Units - 36 Units 3 Bedroom Units (Skip-Stop) - 20 Units 4 Bedroom Units - 6 Units 4 Bedroom Units (Skip-Stop) - 5 Units

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1 Bedroom Unit

4 Bedroom Unit (Type 1)

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Niagara Street A’-A’

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

SECTION A’-A’

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Gull Street

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FOURTH FLOOR PLAN

SEVENTH FLOOR PLAN 16

ROOF PLAN 17

COURTYARD VIEW 18

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Model Photos

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02 The Cave

Community Center | Spring 2023 | Brad Wales In collaboration with: Natalie Freund

Our architectural project aims to establish rooftop terraces as growing spaces for the community, enabling the sale of locally produced food at a weekly farmers market located on the ground floor.

To a c h i e v e t h i s , w e h a v e d e s i g n e d a n e n c l o s e d ground floor area with a captivating glass facade, enticing people to explore the market inside where community-grown produce is available for purchase.

To o p t i m i z e e f f i c i e n c y , w e e m p l o y e d a s t e p p e d massing approach that repeats throughout the project. Our structural grid follows a 30-foot oncenter configuration, with a sub-planning module of 15 feet. This layout ensures a harmonious repetition of elements while supporting the overall functionality of the building.

For the structural integrity of the project, we utilized 4-way piers with cast-in-place (CIP) walls, serving as l a t e r a l b r a c i n g e l e m e n t s . To e n h a n c e i n s u l a t i o n a n d protection, the exterior of the building is enveloped with insulation and cladding.

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STREET VIEW RENDER

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Concept Models

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Chosen Concept Model

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Main Street

A-A

C-C

10'

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN

OPEN GENERATOR

CAFE MECH. STOR.

UP

STOR.

MECH.

UP

B-B

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Str h t r o N

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LOCKER ROOMS

MECH.

LOCKER ROOMS

MECH.

STOR.

STOR.

CLASSROOM

STOR. STOR.

MECH.

MECH.

GYM

FIFTH FLOOR PLAN

THIRD FLOOR PLAN 10'

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

10'

KITCHEN

FIFTH FLOOR PLAN

MEETING ROOM

FITNESS ROOM

STOR.

MECH.

MECH.

CAFE

STOR.

STOR.

STOR.

STOR.

OFFICE

STORAGE

O.T.B.

MECH. MECH.

CISTERN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN 10'

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN 10'

FOURTH FLOOR PLAN

GREENHOUSE

ART ROOM

CLASSROOM

CISTERN STORAGE

MULTI-PURPOSE GYM GREENHOUSE

GREENHOUSE

OFFICE ART ROOM

CLASSROOM

+125'-0" CISTERN

LOBBY/MARKET

STORAGE

MULTI-PURPOSE GYM

GREENHOUSE PARKING GARAGE RAMP

OFFICE

STORAGE

+102'-8"

MECHANICAL ROOM

PARKING GARAGE LOBBY/MARKET

GREENHOUSE

+89'-10"

PARKING GARAGE RAMP MECHANICAL ROOM

PARKING GARAGE

PLAY AREA

+77'-0" 10'

SOUTH-FACINGSECTION SECTION SOUTH-FACING

C-C’C-C’ SOUTH-FACING SECTION 10'

CLASSROOM

+64'-2"

+125'-0"

MULTI-PURPOSE GYM

GREENHOUSE STORAGE

+38'-6"

+102'-8" GREENHOUSE

+89'-10"

PLAY AREA

+25'-8"

+77'-0" CLASSROOM

+64'-2"

MULTI-PURPOSE GYM

LOBBY/MARKET

+38'-6"

+25'-8"

PARKING GARAGE

PARKING GARAGE RAMP

LOBBY/MARKET

PARKING GARAGE RAMP

FIN. FLR. +0'-0" PARKING GARAGE

-14'-0"

10' 10'

B-B’

WEST-FACINGSECTION SECTION WEST-FACING

WEST-FACING SECTION B-B’

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SOLAR PANELS 52 39”x 78” Angled towards the south for optimal sun absorption

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GROWING SPACES Rooftop gardens use the south-facing form of the building and the rainwater distribution system to grow crops that can be sold in the market space on the ground floor.

GENERATOR Generator room located on the main floor connects to the solar panels on the roof to provide power in emergency situations an power outages.

RAINWATER COLLECTION Cistern located on the fourth floor holds rainwater. Pipes distribute water throughout the building and to the growing spaces on the upper levels.

VENTILATION WINDOWS

CISTERN

STORAGE

EXERCISE ROOM

LOCKER ROOM

OFFICE

STORAGE

MARKET SPACE The open lobby space on the ground floor leaves room for venders to set up tables and sell produce from the rooftop gardens.

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A-A’

ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE SECTION ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE SECTION

GENERATOR

24” ventilation windows 6’ up provide ventilation to spaces that don’t require larger windows.

EXTERIOR WALL DETAIL 8 Inch cast-in-place concrete 6 Inch insulation 2 Inch concrete panels

8’-10” MIN.

COLUMN DETAIL

COLUMN DETAIL 28 Inch concrete beam 4 Inch insulation

12’-10”

3’-0”

CEILING DETAIL Wood panel dropped ceiling Exposed cast-in-place beams 8 Inch exposed spiral ducts

10’-8”

1’-6”

FLOOR DETAIL 2 1/2 Inch concrete topping slab 1/2 Inch radiant floor heating tubes 6 Inch reinforced cast-in-place concrete 24x36 Inch beam

FLOOR/WALL DETAIL 31

STRUCTURAL AXONOMETRIC 32

1 Egress 2 DOAS 3 Vertical Chases 4 Air Supply 3

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5 Air Return

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6 Generator

1 1

7 Grey Water Pipes

1

8 Centralized HRV

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9 Ground Source Heat Pump

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MECHANICAL AXONOMETRIC

1 Multi-Purpose Space 2 Locker Rooms 3 Kitchen 4 Storage

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5 Generator

2 4 3 1

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6 Cistern 7 Solar Panels

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RESILIENCY AXONOMETRIC 33

Structural Model Photos

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STREET VIEW RENDER

EGRESS AXONOMETRIC

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SPATIAL PERFORMANCE RENDER

SPATIAL PERFORMANCE RENDER

TOWN HALL IN FREIBURG Ingenhoven Architects 1

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SPECIFICATION NOTES: 1. ROOF 70 mm (3inch) gravel 4 mm (1/8 inch) building protection mat Two-ply elastomeric bitumen membrane 300 mm (12 inch) PIR thermal insulation vapour barrier 320 mm (13 inch) reinforced concrete slab

2. TYPICAL FLOOR Raised floor panels on pedestals for services distribution Reinforced concrete slab

3. COLUMN 320 mm (13 inch) reinforced concrete column

4. EXTERIOR ENVELOPE (INNER LAYER)

4 4

WINDOW:

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Triple glazing with 2x4 mm laminated safety glass 14 mm (1/2 inch) cavity 6 mm (1/4 inch) cavity 14 mm (1/2 inch) cavity 2x4 mm laminated safety glass 130/60 mm (5/2 inch) aluminum mullion-transom system

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OPEN VENT:

3 mm (1/8 inch) aluminum sheet, powder coated 80 mm (3 inch) mineral wool thermal insulation 3 mm (1/8 inch) aluminum sheet, powder coated 3 3

SPANDREL CLADDING:

3 mm (1/8 inch) aluminum sheet cladding, powder coated

5. EXTERIOR ENVELOPE (OUTER LAYER) 12 mm (1/2 inch) mono-crystalline photo-voltaic module 45 mm (2 inch) back ventilation space 18 mm (3/4 inch) three-ply larch panel PANEL SUPPORT: 80/12 mm (3/ 1/2 inch) aluminum frame, powdercoated 60/4 mm (2- 3/8 / 1/8 inch) aluminum tube as sleeve Extruded section 5 mm (1/4 inch) aluminum sheet, powder coated + 20 mm (3/4 inch) air gap + 5 mm (1/4 inch) aluminum sheet, powder coated

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MENEFEE CABIN Clark & Menefee Architects SPECIFICATION NOTES: 1. FOUNDATION 42”x12” Site Cast Concrete #5 Reinforcement Bar

2. EXTERNAL WALL BELOW GRADE CMU 8”x16”x16” Rigid Board Insulation 1” Draining Tube

3. EXTERNAL WALL AT GRADE CMU 8”x8”x16” Inner Wythe Rigid Board Insulation 2” Vapor Barrier CMU 4”x8”x4” Outer Wythe

4. EXTERNAL WALL AT UPPER FLOORS CMU 8”x8”x16” Rigid Board Insulation 2” Vapor Barrier CMU 4”x8”x4”

5. GROUND FLOOR Compacted Gravel 4” Vapor Barrier Site Cast Concrete Slab w/ Reinforcement

6. SECOND FLOOR Site Cast Concrete #4 Reinforcement at 12” OC Each Way #5 Reinforcement at 48” OC Hook Into Slab

7. LOFT FLOOR Steel I-Beam W 12”x14” at 36” OC 3”x10” Wood Framing at 16” OC 2”x6” Tongue and Groove Wood Floor Finish

8. ROOF 2”x10”x2” Wood Framing at 16” OC 6” Batt. Insulation Plywood Sheathing Metal Roof

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