Joel Samuel Select Works

Joel Samuel S E L E C T

W O R K S

ACADEMIC PORTFOLIO

COSTAR CORPORATE CAMPUS Interiors Documentation of a Mixed-Use Corporate Campus Amenity Areas

ELEVATION - WINTERGARDEN NORTH

PROJECT NORTH NORTH OFFICE TOWER WINTERGARDEN

CONNECTING PAVILION

SOUTH AMENITY BUILDING

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN - WINTERGARDEN

CAMPUS KEY PLAN

WORK FOCUS AREA

FINISH PLAN - LEVEL P5 / LEVEL 01 - WINTERGARDEN

EXPERIENCE: Kendall/Heaton Associates YEAR: 2023 This 875,000 SF corporate campus expansion project will be comprised of a 26-story office tower, a 6-story amenity building, as well as connecting spaces. Primary responsibilities on this project include coordinating & documenting the Interiors of several assigned areas throughout the campus from the end of Design Development and completely through the Construction Documents phase. This includes the ground level of the North office tower, the Wintergarden space, and the Food Hall.

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FLOOR PLAN - LEVEL 03 SOUTH FOOD HALL

0’

5’

10’

20’

40’

ELEVATION - FOOD HALL - STATION 8 0326S EAST

ELEVATION - FOOD HALL - STATION 3 0313S NORTH

ELEVATION - FOOD HALL - STATION 8 0326S SOUTH

ELEVATION - FOOD HALL - STATION 3 0313S / STATION 2 0312S EAST

PICK-UP 0304S ISLAND MILLWORK ELEVATIONS

SOUTH ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

EVERGREEN YARDS Honorable Mention Design for Buildner’s “Greening The Industrial City” Urban Design Competition

HONORABLE MENTION WINNER

OUTDOOR MARKET AT TRANSIT HUB

GREENING STRATEGY:

RESTORED PINE FOREST TRAIL BUFFER

GREENING STRATEGY:

TREE-LINED PEDESTRIAN PASEOS

GREENING STRATEGY:

DAYLIGHTED WATERWAYS

GREENING STRATEGY:

UTILITY CORRIDOR PRAIRIE TRAILS

EXPERIENCE: Buildner Design Competition YEAR: 2022 This entry for Buildner’s “Greening The Industrial City” urban design competition aims to revitalize the historic Hughes Tool Co. Site in Houston, now known as the Central City Industrial Park (CCIP). As a site with limited vegetation, bound by railroads & built over a natural waterway, the area experiences a variety of issues such as gridlocked traffic, excessive heat & ponding. The project is organized into 5 hubs with new infrastructure that addresses the environmental & neighborhood concerns.

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Average Temperature Cooler

Hotter

Ponding Light

Heavy

Freight Rail

EVERGREEN CEMETARY

ELIAS RAMIREZ BUILDING

CCIP SITE

REDUCTION OF ORIGINAL SLAUGHTERPEN BAYOU CHANNEL

1 992

CCIP SITE

FREEWAY SYSTEM

68% DEVELOPED

2005

32% OPEN SPACE

CITY PARKS

LIGHT RAIL SYSTEM

BAYOUS & OTHER WATERWAYS

PLANNED BUS RAPID TRANSIT LINE

BAYOU ADJACENT GREENWAY

METRO 050 BUS LINE (FUTURE UPGRADES PLANNED)

ADJACENCY TO GREENSPACES

ACCESS TO HOUSTON TRANSIT SYSTEMS

77% DEVELOPED

2020

23% OPEN SPACE

CLEARED PINE FOREST ELIAS RAMIREZ BUILDING

86% DEVELOPED 14% OPEN SPACE

LOSS OF PERMEABLE LAND COVER IN BRAYS BAYOU WATERSHED

HUGHES TOOL CO. SITE (NOW CCIP)

CLAY ST. 0’

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Artist Co-Op Studio Art Class Studios Film Studio Facilities Art Gallery Food Hall & Market Artist Lofts Grocery Store Multipurpose Flex Space Outdoor Market

10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18

Mixed-use Office Transit Hub Waste-To-Energy Facility Mixed-Income Residential Hotel Movie Theater Brewery Waterfront Ratail/Restaurants Internet Cafe & Makerspace

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East End Nature Discovery Center Townhomes Co-Housing Casitas Communal Dining & Living Space Single-Family Bungalows Daycare Center Community Co-Op market Townhomes above rental units Community Clinic & Wellness Center

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50’ 100’

200’

400’

Neighborhood Retail Library & Community Center Senior Living Dawson-Lunnon Trailhead & Bike Hub Mixed-use w/ Workforce Housing Dawson-Lunnon Elevated Boardwalk Trail Eastwood Elevated Boardwalk Trail Evergreen Pine Trail & Park District Parking

WOOD SIDING SHEET METAL PLYWOOD CRUSHED CONCRETE PUBLIC ART UTILIZING METAL SCRAPS

PROPOSED METRORAIL REROUTE

EAST PARK DR.

CORTEN STEEL PLANTERS

COLLIER ST.

HENNINGER ST.

ON-SITE RECYCLED MATERIAL UTILIZATION COLLIER ST.

CLIFTON ST.

LANSING ST.

EAST PARK DR. NEW REGIONAL GREENWAY HIKE & BIKE TRAIL

CO-HOUSING CASITA CONCEPTS

PROJECT AERIAL VIEW

HENNINGER ST. RESTORED SLAUGHTERPEN BAYOU

CITY GROVE: 200 MISSION ST. Commercial adaptive reuse project within the City Grove (Atlas Block) mixed-use development

CITY GROVE SITE PLAN

EXPERIENCE: Kendall/Heaton Associates YEAR: 2022 - 2023 City Grove is a mixed-use redevelopment of PG&E’s former San Francisco Campus.

Plans include the Historic Market Complex renovations, a new 89-story residential tower, and an altered 77 Beale St. which will be renamed 200 Mission St. I joined the 200 Mission St. team during the CD phase of the project and was responsible for developing & documenting the Egress Stairs. I also assisted with documenting the basement/garage levels & areas that were in the Interior designer’s Scope of Work.

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SECTION - EGRESS GATE AT STAIR 1

SECTION - STAIR 3

PASSENGER ELEVATOR FLOORPLAN

PASSENGER ELEVATOR RCP

STAIR 3 -ENLARGED PLAN AT LEVEL 13

PASSENGER ELEVATOR SIDE ELEVATION

PASSENGER ELEVATOR REAR ELEVATION

LEVEL B3 FLOORPLAN

TC-5 GLAZED TERRACOTTA

TC-5 GLAZED TERRACOTTA 11”

11”

2 11/16”

2 1/2”

3 1/4” RECESSED CONTINUOUS VERTICAL LED LIGHT FIXTURE

TC-5 GLAZED TERRACOTTA PANEL PROFILE OPTION A

STONE FLOOR REF. PLAN FOR TYPE & DESIGN INTENT

3/4”

2 1/4”

1 1/2”

STONE FLOOR REF. PLAN FOR TYPE & DESIGN INTENT

13/16”

1 3/8”

RECESSED CONTINUOUS VERTICAL LED LIGHT FIXTURE

TC-5 GLAZED TERRACOTTA PANEL PROFILE OPTION B

ART PEDESTAL/SHELVING OPTION A

ART PEDESTAL/SHELVING OPTION C

ART PEDESTAL/SHELVING OPTION B

ART PEDESTAL/SHELVING OPTION D

KHA INTERIORS WORK Technical & design work in Kendall/Heaton Associates Corporate Interiors Department

ELEVATOR LOBBY ELEVATION OPTION A

ELEVATOR LOBBY ELEVATION OPTION B

ELEVATOR LOBBY ELEVATION OPTION C

CONFIDENTIAL MULTI-TENANT CORRIDOR PROJECT - ENLARGED PLAN

RESTROOM ELEVATIONS

EXPERIENCE: Kendall/Heaton Associates YEAR: 2023 - 2024

CONFIDENTIAL MULTI-TENANT CORRIDOR PROJECT ENLARGED REFLECTED CEILING PLAN - RESTROOMS

Before leaving Kendall/Heaton Associates, I had the opportunity to work in their interiors department where I gained experience on various smaller-scale projects at various design phases. Responsibilities included creating office test-fits, creating design options to review with clients, specifying finishes & fixtures, as well as detailing millwork. By the time I had left, I had been managing two of the Interior department projects, preparing to submit for permitting and entering the CA phase.

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MOSAIC AT EASTWOOD CANTERO Final 5th-year academic studio project exploring mixed-income housing adjacent to a revitalized main street