HOCKE JEN
ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
SEABOARD STATION_DOWNTOWN RALEIGH, NC HUNTER STREET STATION_APEX, NC PATTERSON PLACE APARTMENTS_DURHAM, NC LAKESIDE PAVILLION_LAKESIDE, MT DUKE MAKER SPACE_DURHAM, NC TINY HOUSE_AUSTIN, TX RANGEVIEW PARK PICNIC SHELTER_JACKSON HOLE, WY PHOTOGRAPHY & WOODWORKING
PROFESSIONAL WORK 2017-2021
LOCATION: NORTH CAROLINA
SEABOARD STATION RALEIGH, NC project size: 405,000 sf residential 105,000 sf hotel 45,000 sf retail 640 parking spaces TYPE II over TYPE I concrete
THE BUILDING
HOTEL
ROOF TOP BAR
RESIDENCE
HOTEL 7TH FLOOR & RESIDENTIAL 6TH FLOOR PLAN
SITE OVERVIEW
THE BUILDING
VISION STATEMENT
CREATING AN INVITING STREETSCAPE
THE BUILDING
QUESTIONS
ALTERNATES
CONCLUSION
HOTEL
RESIDENCE
TYPICAL HOTEL & RESIDENTIAL FLOOR PLAN
THE BUILDING
SITE OVERVIEW
VISION STATEMENT
CREATING AN INVITING STREETSCAPE
THE BUILDING
QUESTIONS
ALLTERNATES
CONCLUSION
PEDESTRIAN ENTRY VEHICULAR ENTRY
RETAIL
HOTEL ENTRANCE CLOSEUP
RETAIL
SHARED AMENITY
HOTEL
VISION STATEMENT
HOTEL & RESIDENTIAL 1ST FLOOR PLAN
THE BUILDING
CREATING AN INVITING STREETSCAPE
THE BUILDING
(BELOW) SITE OVERVIEW
RESIDENCE
QUESTIONS
ALTERNATES
CONCLUSION
PARKING
PEDESTRIAN ENTRY VEHICULAR ENTRY
HOTEL
SITE OVERVIEW VISION STATEMENT
CREATING AN INVITING STREETSCAPE
THE BUILDING
LOWER LOBBY FLOOR PLAN
THE BUILDING
QUESTIONS
ALTERNATES
CONCLUSION
PARKING
NORTH ELEVATION VIEW
SITE OVERVIEW
VISION STATEMENT
THE BUILDING
CREATING AN INVITING STREETSCAPE
LOWER PARKING FLOOR PLAN
QUESTIONS
ALTERNATES
CONCLUSION
Seaboard Station is one of many up and coming developments that will transform the Northern approach into Downtown Raleigh. The master plan consists of multiple phases and I have worked on the first phase that is split into two parcels. This is Parcel A, which features 96 apartments, 150 hotel rooms, multiple square-feet of retail and restaurant space, a pool/courtyard area, fitness center, apartment amenities and 236 sub-surface parking spaces.
EARLY SEABOARD STATION SITE PHASING PLAN
Personal Contribution: Collaboration on design and material choices, overall floor plan development and documentation, unit plan design, development and documentation, drafting and documenting elevations, sections, and details, compiling and printing sets throughout each submission.
HUNTER STREET STATION APEX, NC project size: 28,000 sf 1st floor retail/ 2nd floor office TYPE IIB steel framed
STREET SECTION
SHAFT
ELEV. STAIR DN
STAIR DN
DN
SHAFT
SECOND FLOOR 8 A5.01 PUMP/RISER ROOM
OFFICE LOBBY UP
Parapet 34' - 0" S6Ua
─ PHENOLIC PANEL ON CLIP ON ─ AIRSPACE ON ─ RIGID INSULATION TO ACHIEVE R7.5 MIN. ON ─ WEATHER RESISTANT BARRIER ON ─ EXTERIOR SHEATHING ON ─ METAL STUD FRAMING W/BATT INSULATION TO ACHIEVE R-13 MIN.
1/4:12 SLOPE
ELEV. UP
R13+7.5ci
4' - 0"
FULLY ADHERED 60 MIL TPO MEMBRANE OVER PROTECTION BOARD OVER RIGID INSULATION TO ACHIEVE R-30 MIN. OVER METAL DECK. RUN TPO UP PARAPET UNDER METAL COPING
SHAFT ABOVE
EAST ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
STAIR
RETAIL
SHAFT ABOVE RETAIL
RETAIL
RETAIL
RETAIL
RETAIL
RETAIL
112
110
108
106
104
102
100
1943 SF
1719 SF
1820 SF
1178 SF
1351 SF
1712 SF
1813 SF
2' - 9"
Roof Bearing 30' - 0"
UP
STAIR
GROUND FLOOR
STOREFRONT; SEE ELEVATIONS FOR TYPE
AWNING FABRICATED AS STOREFRONT SYSTEM
14' - 0"
2 A5.01
SIM
STOREFRONT; SEE ELEVATIONS FOR TYPE
FINISHED FLOOR OVER CONCRETE SLAB
CONCRETE OVER METAL DECKING, REFER TO STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS
9"
SOUTH ELEVATION S6Ua
R13+7.5ci
Second Floor 16' - 0"
─ PHENOLIC PANEL ON CLIP ON ─ AIRSPACE ON ─ RIGID INSULATION TO ACHIEVE R7.5 MIN. ON ─ WEATHER RESISTANT BARRIER ON ─ EXTERIOR SHEATHING ON ─ METAL STUD FRAMING W/BATT INSULATION TO ACHIEVE R-13 MIN.
S6Tb
PRE-FABRICATED SOLID CANOPY
16' - 0"
STOREFRONT; SEE ELEVATIONS FOR TYPE
FINISHED FLOOR OVER CONCRETE SLAB
STOREFRONT; SEE ELEVATIONS FOR TYPE
4 A5.01
INSULATION, 24" VERTICALLY, TYP.
First Floor 0' - 0" FOUNDATION DRAIN WRAPPED W/ GEOTEXTILE FABRIC
VAPOR BARRIER
FOUNDATION RE STRUCTURAL DRAWINGS
Hunter Street Station is an office/retail project located minutes away from Downtown Apex. Once built, this project will serve those who live in the surrounding houses, those in the office on the second floor, workers from the Town Hall across the street and whomever is walking by.
R13+7.5ci
─ BRICK VENEER ON ─ AIRSPACE ─ W/MASONRY TIES @ 24" ON CENTER HORIZ. AND VERT. ON ─ RIGID INSULATION TO ACHIEVE R-7.5 MIN. ON ─ WEATHER RESISTANT BARRIER ON ─ EXTERIOR SHEATHING ON ─ METAL STUD FRAMING W/BATT INSULATION TO ACHIEVE R-13 MIN.
SLAB ON GRADE OVER 10 MIL VAPOR BARRIER OVER CRUSHED GRAVEL BED
NORTH ELEVATION
NOTE: INTERIOR GWB AND INSULATION INSTALLATION PART OF FUTURE TENANT UPFIT ON GROUND FLOOR
WALL SECTION
Personal contribution: Develop multiple massing schemes in SketchUp, moving the design into Revit, deciding on colors and materials, drafting plans, elevations, sections, details, door and window schedules, rendering in Lumion, documenting entire set. Collaboration and managing coordination with the engineers, owner, and GC. Point person for CA work, responsible for responding to and logging RFI’s and submittals.
SITE
PATTERSON PLACE APARTMENTS DURHAM, NC project size: 345 units fitness/clubhouse/pool TYPE V construction
Patterson Place is a multifamily housing development in Durham, NC. Working on this project from SD to CA for my first project at Cline Design, was helpful in teaching me all that it takes to complete a project of this size. I learned more about local code, efficient design choices for multifamily housing, materials.
CLUBHOUSE SPACE
2 STORY WALK THROUGH
Personal contribution: Design collaboration for all buildings, site, and units, drafting and documenting plans, sections, elevations, details, structural details, researching materials, and logging RFI’s and submittals.
LAKESIDE PAVILLION SUMMER 2015 TEAM PROJECT
LOCATION: LAKESIDE, MT
The Lakeside Pavilion was designed and built to bring a small town together by hosting concerts, outdoor movies, and other community events. As a team, we met with the client to figure out exactly what his desires were for this project that was to be built behind the community town center. We had three weeks of in-studio collaboration and finalizing drawings and one week for the build. The stage is strategically set on the site at the bottom of a hill for complete viewing opportunities from multiple angles. My previous design build experience was beneficial for me to help lead during each phase of this project.
SITE
Personal Contribution: Research on local materials, overall design collaboration, assistance in designing structural details, and daily on site construction.
9" 516 9" 5 16
5" 516
59 16 "
621"
5"
2x4 Ledger
5"
Ripped Cedar Decking
5" 516
9" 516
443"
Wood Turndown, See Dtl 2/A5.6
Joist Bracket, See Dtl 2/A5.1 Triple 2x12 Rim Joist 2x2 Bond Timber
NOSE DECKING DETAIL
NOSE DECKING DETAIL
Triple 2x10 Rim Joist
1
2x10 Deck Joist
Scale 3" = 1'-0"
1 A5.6 Custom 2x7 Turndown, See Dtl x/ax.x Vertical 2x4 Brace
THIS DRAWIN
Horizontal 2x4 Brace Double 2x7 Bottom Plate 5 4"
x 5 169 " Cedar Decking 8" Concrete Column Finish Grade
PRELIMINARY IDEA SKETCHES
FRONT STAGE SECTION
DUKE MAKER SPACE SPRING 2020 STUDIO INDIVIDUAL PROJECT
LOCATION: DURHAM, NC
SITE
Duke University Maker Space is a place for creative minds to be released, a space to get away from the business of the world and engage with the inner creativity using the art of craft and making. The Maker Space will be open to university researchers, students, and the public. With that in mind creating spaces for both users to work separately and together was important. This two story, 33,400 sf building contains a woodshop, studios, library, exhibit spaces, and a cafe. With gothic architecture and a recently built, modern designed fitness center across the street, this building could not be in competition with its surroundings. A simple yet meaningful form and minimal materials allow this building to blend in but not be hidden. People from all sides of the site can engage with this building without even going inside. Cutting through the center mass of the building allowed for the main pedestrian traffic, previously established, to not be interrupted.
SOUTH VIEW
MASSING SCHEME EXERCISE Throughout my analysis of the site at Duke University, I used our CNC’d site model to explore multiple massing options that worked best with the traffic flow and surrounding buildings. This site is heavily trafficked by students and visitors year round. At the south end of the site runs Towerview Road. Being in the center of campus, across the road from the site are multiple sport stadiums. Leading diagonally across the site from the stadiums, is Duke Chapel, another highly visited place. This diagonal route of circulation was the driving factor for the form of the building.
NORTH VIEW
1_WOOD SHOP/MAKER SPACE 2_ENTRY/LOBBY 3_LIBRARY 4_COMPUTER ROOM 5_CAFE 6_MECH/STORAGE 7_OFFICES 8_OUTDOOR WORK SPACE 9_STUDIOS 10_MAIN EXHIBIT GALLERY 11_COURTYARD BALCONY 12_OFFICES 13_STORAGE 14_BREAKROOM 15_FLEX STUDIO/GALLERY
west elevatio WEST ELEVATION
14
15
13
building section BUILDING SECTION_1
11 9
9
9 10
12
SECOND FLOOR 7 6
5 8
elevation_ SOUTHsouth ELEVATION
0
4
8
BUILDING SECTION_2 building section 1_
0
4
8
2 1
4 3
GROUND FLOOR
TINY HOUSE SPRING 2015 MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAM
LOCATION: AUSTIN, TX
With my team of design and construction science students, we designed and built a modern tiny home for Community First Village in Austin, Tx. This home provides temporary relief for the homeless in the area while they grow and work towards getting off the streets. The removable deck gives the resident a permanent feeling as it hides the trailer hitch. The large window and sliding door allow for cross ventilation through the space. Maximizing usable space and creating efficient storage were key design elements for this home.
SITE
Personal Contribution: Lead architect and designer, lead buyer, budget manager, and weekly on site construction.
CONSTRUCTION PHOTOS
CONSTRUCTION PHOTOS
CONSTRUCTION PHOTOS
CONSTRUCTION PHOTOS
RANGEVIEW PARK PICNIC SHELTER FALL 2013 TEAM PROJECT
LOCATION: JACKSON HOLE, WY
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Rangeview Park
SITE
Inspired by tree canopies and the light designs made on the ground, the Rangeview Park picnic shelter is nestled in the center of a small neighborhood. Our goal was to provide temporary seating for families as they watch their kids play. Not only did I learn how to weld and other basic steel construction skills, I learned how to step into being a leader in the classroom and on site. The entirety of this program stirred my passion for architecture and construction. Personal Contribution: Site analysis, design, model making, presentation to the city, construction documentation, creating a material list and budget, buying materials, and on site construction.
Photography is a beautiful way to be able to express raw emotions and expressions of any subject that may not be able to be expressed with words. I love how it captures a moment and can be kept forever. It is a way that I can show others what I see through my eyes that they may not be able to see for themselves.
Woodworking is a hobby that I am slowly diving into and very much love. I enjoy the physicality of it and the freedom it offers. It feeds my hunger for creativity and problem solving. I love working with wood because of the way it can transform into so many different things.
JENHOCKE