PORTFOLIO Ishak Isa | New York CityCollege of Technology | Architecture BARCH
EDUCATION
AGU. 2020- PRESENT
3.039 GPA
New York City College of Technologe
EXPERIENCE
AGU 2022- PRESENT
JUN. 2020- SEP. 2022
JAN. 2023-MAR. 2023
COMPUTER SKILLS
MS Office
Adobe CC
CAD/ Render
LANGUAGES
Arabic
English
CityTech AIAS Officer
225 Bond Street Realty Corp, Brooklyn, NY
SELLDORF ARCHITECT
PRE-INTERSHIP
Word | Powerpoint | Excel
Photoshop | InDesign | Illiustrator
Rhino | Revit | 3D Max | AutoCAD
Mother Tongue
Second Tongue
24071322
York
Brooklyn, New
ISA EMPL ID: FALL 2022 DESIGN V SPRING 2022 DESIGN IV SPRING 2021 DESIGN II SPRING 2021 BUILDING TECH II SPRING 2022 BUILDING TECH III 3-8 9-18 19-22 23-24 25-26 | VOLTA FOOTBALL HOTEL | ARABIAN PENINSULA COFFEE MUSEUM | URBAN FARM | WALL SECTION | FACAD SECTION 2
CONTENTS ISHAK
VOLTA FOOTBALL HOTEL
THE CORONA PARK, QUEENS, NYC.
BACKGROUND
Volta Football was first included in the EA Sports’ FIFA video game franchise in FIFA 20 it as a mode that ‘takes the game back to the streets with an authentic small-sided football experience’, with the word Volta meaning ‘to return’ in Portuguese.
THE GOAL: BRING PEOPLE TO THE SITE SHARE THE LANDSCAPE WITH BUILDING
IDEA
VISITING THE SITE DURING A BASEBALL AND TENSE GAMES IS A REASON THAT BRINGS PEOPLE TO THE SITE. IN OTHER WORDS, SPORT IS A BIG IMPACT ON PEOPLE’S HABITS. FOOTBALL IS A WORLDWIDE SPORT.
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CONCEPTS MODEL
THE CHOSEN MODELS ARE FROM THE THEME COLLAGE AND FROM THE MATERIAL COLLAGE TO ENGAGE THEM FOR THE CONCEPT MODEL
ENGAGEMENT
MATERIALS THEME
RESULT
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SITE PLAN
THE SITE IS OPEN TO ALL THE PEOPLE WHO VISIT THE BUILDING FROM ALL DIRECTION. WHAIL THEY WALLKING, THERE IS SOME ACTIVITES AND NATRUL TO EXPRESS THE HISTIORY AND THE CONSEPT OF THE SITE. WHICH IS GIVES PEOPLE INTREST TO SEE MORE ABOUT THE VOLTA FOOTBALL.
PARKING
FUTURE WATER SEATING AND ENJOYING AREA
FUTURE SMALL FIELD
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ARABIAN PENINSULA COFFEE MUSEUM
DUMBO, BROOKLYN, NYC
BACKGROUND
THE MUSEUM WILL SHARE THE HISTORY OF COFFEE. THEREFORE, MANY PEOPLE DON’T KNOW THE HOMELAND OF COFFEE. IT STARTED ARABIAN PENINSULA AND STARTED TRADING THROUGH THE PORT OF MOCHA IN YEMEN TODAY.
THE GOAL: GIVING AN EXPERIENCE OF DIFFERENT TASTES OF COFFEE WHILE PEOPLE ARE MOVING THROUGH THE MUSEUM. ALSO, SHOW THE HOSPITALITY OF THE ARABS STYLE.
IDEA
USING ARABIAN PENINSULA STAIR FARMS TO EXPRESS IT IN ARCHITECTURE AND DIVIDE IT INTO SECTIONS OF MUSEUM.
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The coffee trade reached many countries, as Yemeni merchants took it to Cairo at the beginning of the sixteenth century, then the coffee trade reached Istanbul, where the first coffeehouses were opened in 1554 AD 1450
The bean was initially drinking as a beverage in western Yemen, by the country’s mystical Sufi monks, who used it to keep awake during all-night pray
COFFEE REACHED
1600S 1615 TIMELINE
COFFEE SHOPS START TO INCREASE AROUND EUROPE AND BECAME A COMMUNICATION CENTER. 1615
REACHED TO EUROPE
1645
1840s-2000s
ICE COFFEE INVENTED IN 1840S AND MANY STILLES KEEPS INVENTING TODAYS
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SECTIONS
0' 15' 35' 1'=1/2"
5'
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5' 0' 15' 35' 1'=1/2"
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DETAIL SECTION
RESTAURANT
TRADITION STYLE TO TASTE AN ARABIAN COFFEE / HOSPITALITY
MUSEUM SPACE
SOIL FOR A COFFEE TREE
WATER CATCHER
MANIACAL RM
STAFF ROOMS/OFFICES GALLERY
CIRCULATION
CIRCULATION
LIBRARY
REFLEXING AREA
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URBAN FARM
HIGHLINE (CHELSEA), NEW YORK, NYC
BACKGROUND
THE NATURE OF THE HIGHLINE THUS CONNECTS TO THE PROJECT THROUGH A CREATIVE TUNNEL PATH, WHICH ACHIVE SQUENCING IN THE CONTINOUS NATURE OF THE PROJECTAND AND GIVES OPTION FOR USERS TO MOVE FROM DIFFERENT FLOORS OR PROGRAMS. IN ADDTION, MOUNTAIN HUES ARE ASSOCIATE WITH THE PROJECT AND THE HIGHLINE TO EXPRESS MORE OF NATURE.
THE GOAL:
TO USE THE GOODS THAT BEEN FARMED ON THE FARMS AND SELL IT ON THE MARKET. IN ADDITION THERE WILL BE EDUCATION PROGRAM TO TEACH KIDS ABOUT GROWING FRUITS / VEGETABLE
IDEA
THE STAIR FARMS ARE A GREAT EXAMPLE OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. IN MY EXPRESSION MAKING A MOUNTAIN SHAPE CONNECTED WITH STAIR FARM ON AN ARCHITURE WAY IS AN INTRESTING THING TO MAKES PEOPLE VISITE THE PROJECT.
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INTERIOR GARDEN
MARKET INTERIOR VIEW
HIGH LINE EXTERIOR VIEW
INTERIOR VIEW 22
GALLERY
24 DWG TITLE SEAL & SIGNATURE SECTION DETAILS DATE OF FIRST ISSUE: BROOKLYN BROOKLYN, Student Name: Department of Architectural 186 Jay Street, Brooklyn Isa, Ishak Brooklyn Office YYYYMMDD
1 {3D} Copy 1 8" WALL STUD W SHAPE BEAM W SHAPE COLUMN FLOOR 3" LW CONCRETE ON 2" METAL DECK FLOOR 3" LW CONCRETE ON 2" METAL DECK BASIC WALL FOUNDATION- 12" CONCRETE FOOTING CONCRETE FLOOR 3" LW CONCRETE ON 2" METAL DECK
LEVEL 1 GROUND 0' - 0" LEVEL 2 12' - 0" LEVEL 3 ROOF 24' - 0" TOP OF PARAPET 27' - 0" 1 TOP OF FOOTING -4' - 0" A-101 2 A-101 4 A-101 6 12'0" 12'0" 3' 0" 4'0" LEVEL 1 GROUND 0' - 0" 1 TOP OF FOOTING -4' - 0" LEVEL 2 12' - 0" 1 LEVEL 3 ROOF 24' - 0" TOP OF PARAPET 27' - 0" 1 COLUMN 8" WALL STUD 1/2" GYPSUM BOARD 3/4" PLAY WOOD SHEETNG ALLUMINIUM CLIP ATTACH THE CERAMIC PANEL TO THE VERTICAL RAIL 2" RIGID INSULATION TERRACOTTA RAIN SCREEN ALLUMINUM CLIP Z-GURT HORIZONTAL RAIL 3/8" = 1'-0" 5 Section 2 3/4" = 1'-0" 2 Section 2 -Callout 1 3/4" = 1'-0" 4 Section 2 -Callout 2 3/4" = 1'-0" 6 Section 2 -Callout 3 11 5/8" THICK CONCRETE MASONRY WALL 3/4" PLAY WOOD SHEETNG 3/4" PLAY WOOD SHEETNG 2" RIGID INSULATION 2" RIGID INSULATION 26
