Jose A. Pedroza Architecture Portfolio
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Densify Fisht.2
Boquillas 1810 W Bell
Housing of Tomorrow competition
assistant professor Susan Rogers
D3 Unbuilt Visions competition
Team:Christian Sabinosa & Jose Pedroza
3-8
9 - 14
Studio x final project Dec 2013
15 - 20
Town House (South unit)
21- 26
assistant professor Cord Bowen
Z-K Building Design (in construction)
1925 Addison
Renovation / Addition
27 - 30
Zyn22
Spin Studio/Boutique
31 - 34
City of Tianjin competition
35 - 38
Maritime Ocean Museum
Z-K Building Design (built)
Z-K Building Design (built)
EMBT (Barcelona)
Densify Almeda mall urban experiment
Area analysis
Proposed
Existing total area
8,745,654 sq ft
% Existing program
36% parking
Proposed program
28% retail
55% Dwelling
7%
bars/ restaurants
18% green areas
19% dying retail
10%
17% other
Proposed program formula
55% Dwelling
7%
bars/ restaurants
18% green areas
10%
10%
mix programs
Rehabilitated stores
Fabric
10% Rehabilitated stores
mix programs
area above fabric
3,648,250 sq ft 55% Landscape
Area under fabric
4,140,250 sq ft
30%
48% Preserved Parking
15% hardscape Leisure Areas
25% In fill Area
27% Support Area
Tower 3 1
Tower component
120,180 sq ft
60% 5%
Dwellings
Southeast Houston Almeda mall
25%
Mix program ecology laboratory Community areas education center District clinic Bus station
10% Support area
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Fabric structure concept
Fabric layers
Fabric structure concept
Fabric layers
zoysia grs.
bermuda
gravel
trees
Preserved bldgs.
Palisades zoysia grass
Palisades zoysia grass 1 dwellings 2 mix program 3 community areas 4 support
Tower foot print Tower X3
1 dwellings 2 mix program 3 community areas 4 support
Tower foot print Tower X3
Bermuda grass
paths
Bermuda grass
paths
40,060 sq ft
Tower area
1,052,487 sq ft
120,180 sq ft
Tower area x3
3,357,461 sq ft
40,060 sq ft
Tower area
1,052,487 sq ft
Tower area x3
3,357,461 sq ft
120,180 sq ft
primary pedestrian path
secondary bike path
slow pedestrian
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45 interstate 1 kleckey 2 kingspoint 3 thermon 4almeda
fabric
dweling towers
preserved parking
Super imposed fabric unto existing conditions
Long section tower 3
Pushing and cutting openings for the preserved buildings
bending and folding the fabric to accommodate for infill program and access
dwelling
social Introducing vertical elements that are wrapped with the imposed fabric
service
Precedent neighborhood study
Almeda, Houston 1.34 sq mi
Almeda Mall in southeast Houston was once a prosperous shopping center in the 1950s and 60s. However, in the last decade, the mall and surrounding area has faced continuous decay. Its current condition is that of a desolate landscape full of abandoned stores and empty parking lots. The life of the mall
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schools
community events
transportation
restaurants/ bars
shops
/100
outdoor area
From this situation, two questions arise: how can life be brought back into this and similar areas? And what do these communities need to be sustained? To answer these questions, a study was conducted which analyzed different upcoming neighborhoods around the world. These neighborhoods included Eixample in Barcelona, Colonia Roma in Mexico City, the Mission District in San Francisco, and Fitzroy in Melbourne. These neighborhoods were compared and analyzed using different variables such as density, area, walkability, outdoor space, shops/restaurants per square mile, and transportation.
area
walkability
Eixample, Barcelona A programatic formula was deduced from the neighborhood analysis and applied to the Almeda Mall site. A proportional amount of density, outdoor space, modes of transportation, shops/entertainment, and mix-use facilities are proposed in the form of a fabric that extends throughout the site. The top of the fabric provides an outdoor walkable community area while the bottom provides services needed for the community to be sustained. The height and size of the towers provides a density similar to that of the studied neighborhoods. All of this is done while preserving the existing buildings and incorporating them into the new community fabric.
2.89 sq mi
area
90
schools
community events
transportation
restaurants/ bars
shops
outdoor area
/100
walkability
Mission, San francisco
schools
community events
transportation
restaurants/ bars
shops
outdoor area
area
walkability
96
/100
vicinity densities
75%
55%
income / education
50%
40%
45%
30%
50%
25% 20%
20%
30% 15%
15%
epidemic obesity
Youth
3 in 10 kids from Houston high schools are obese or overweighed and its rapidly increasing
Adults
6 in 10 adults in Houston are obese or overweighed
10%
athens
beijing
sarajevo # of events
cost of games (billions)
spent per event (millions)
# of venues
# of athletes
11,000
beijing
# of days lasted
maintenance
17
summer olympics vs
40b
132m
40
302
51b
520m
15
98
sochi winter
2,500
17
2
billion/yr for maintanance sochi olympic venues
olympics
Different cities who have hosted mega events, such as the Olympics and World Cup, have experienced different post-event outcomes, with some sites being redeveloped or integrated into the urban fabric successfully (as well as taking advantage of the supposed economic fortunes associated with widespread promotion/media exposure, and injection of economic activity caused by the temporary hosting of a veritable multitude), while others languish in the shadows not too long after the in-situ flame has been extinguished.Today, the facilities built specifically for Athens 04 are completely abandoned. Many of the sporting fields are overgrown with weeds and young palm trees. Swimming pools sit empty, save for wind-tossed debris, and clandestinely disposed rubbish. The once gleaming faces of the venues are not covered in illicit spray-painted messages.
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olympic cost (billion)
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venue cost (million)
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30m
104m
226m
240m
272m
519m 4
302m
2,450m
2,600m
2,700m
49.96b
18.22b
1- laura biathlon & ski complex 2 -rosa khutor alpine centre 3 -complex mountain carousel 4 -fisht olympic stadium 5 -bolshoy ice dome 6 -iceberg skating palace 7 -sanki sliding centre 8 -adler arena 9 -shayba arena 10 -ice cube curling centre
18.22b
17.59b
15.4b
13.98b
8.33b
8.33b
1-seoul(1988) 2 -vancouver(2010) 3 -london(2012) 4 -barcelona(1992) 5 -nagano(1998) 6 -athens(2004) 7 -beijing(2008) 8 -sochi(2014)
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original estimated cost actual estimated cost
FISHT .2 re-adapted stadium
moscow sochi
sochi olympic park
flood zone
This project is a proposal for the adaptive reuse of the Fisht stadium, which is the centerpiece of the Sochi Winter Olympics. It stand s out mainly not because of the design and planning aspects (which pale in comparison to some of the more iconic examples, such as the Beijing Bird’s Nest), but due to the pervasive corruption, and human rights violations involved with the entire event. Furthermore, thousands were displaced, and any positive economic impact of the event is not known yet, with many citizens losing their homes and jobs. Therefore, this proposed intervention involves converting the Fisht stadium into an economically productive, and self-sustaining enterprise, which takes advantage of the already-existing and flourishing fish farming and tea farming industries in the Black Sea region. Furthermore, this intervention also allows for many recreational activities to take place in the site, as many components of the existing stadium are demolished to deliberately allow the effects of nature to take hold. Most of the structural interventions are grand in scale, yet not too difficult when it comes to construction and engineering, facilitating construction under less than favorable economic conditions.
ecosystem stages
filter system
1-biomass filter / composting 2-young fishrearing 3-maturefish rearing 4-reintroduction of water to cycle
1a- to laboratory 1-feeding system 2-filtration & disenfectation of inlet water 3-outflow of water 4-inflow 5-mechanical filter 6- uv filter 7- mort collector
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accesible level public areas
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program distribution ecology laboratory
biomass filter
young fish farms
sunken garden/leisure are
mature fish farm
downward eco progression taking advantage of the already existing stadium/field slope to assimilate the natural progression flow of a hill ecosystem local to the region
approach from Mexico
Rio Grand Village Boquillas del Carmen
Boquillas canyon trail
viewing deck
viewing deck
U.S.
Mexico
Boquillas Del Carmen bus station / visitors center
market
cross path
Path 4
market
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long site section
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theory and application
paths
grid
graphic organization
shaded areas
shade
paths
secondary grid
cut/fill
moments
cut/fill
site
lanscape
building
hardscape
retaining wall
moments in the paths (market, amphitheater, donkey station)
Civic / Immigration quaters
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1 gallery space 2 bus station / ticket space 3 passage
Bus station / Visitors center
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1 observation deck
2 auditorum
3 waiting area
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4 reception / info desk
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5 admin offices
bus station
exhibition / visitor center
canoe launch
outdoor sitting
market
civic/immigration quaters
boquillas trail destination
community market in path space
path 1 idea diagram
play
rammed earth wall sec
path
typ. section through path
feeding
burro station
shading structures/ paneling
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3b 1b
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1a
4b
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2a 2b 4a
panels
direction of ocotillo
path 5
market
market
path 4
flexible spaces
market
play area
viewing decks
relationship to paths and market
W Bell Townhouses 3775 sq. ft. + 704 sp. ft. garage (in contruction)
Street view
FIRST FLR. PLAN
1south elev
1FIRST FLR. PLAN
2 SECOND FLR. PLAN
3 THIRD FLR. PLAN
courtyard view
2 SECTION LOOKING WEST
1925 Addison renovation / addition (in contruction)
1 South East View
2 First flr. Plan
3 West Elev.
4 Bldg. Section
HATCH INDICATED EXIST CONTRUCTION TO REMAIN
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9 8 1 GRADE BM. & SLAB 2 CONC. STEPS BEYOND 3 2X6 #2 DOUG. FIRR 16” C-C 4 5/8” PAINTED TYPE X GYP. BD. 5 NEW FLR. FRAMING 6 TRTD. SILL & RIM JST. 7 1/2” PAINTED GYP. BD 8 R-30 KRAFT-FACED BATT 9 R-19 KRAFT-FACED BATT 10 STL. RIDGE BM. 11 NEW RAFTERS & JSTS. 12 NEW HDR. & JSTS 13 COMP. SHINGLES (MATCH)
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Zyn22 Spin Studio/Boutique 8060 Park lane, b-130, Dallas Tx 75231 (built)
1ZynDome spinning space diagram
Program
Adaptable percetange ratios
Sales
1245 sq ft
Lounge
820 sq ft
ZynDome
970 sq ft
Service
270 sq ft
Lookers women men
970 sq ft 595 sq ft 375 sq ft
Admin
200 sq ft
total
5,460 sq ft
admin women
sales
5% 13%
28% 8% men 6% lounge 18% service
22%
zyndome
2 FIRST FLR. PLAN
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Zynfit
3 Portal interior view
Retail Store / Studio
05.23.2014
EX13.4466
Concepts
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4 West Portal Int. Elev. 1 reception/cashier stand by millwork contractor 2 re. partition sched. for salvaged wd. plank treatment on stud wall 3 video display screen; flushed to planking face with 1� gap all sides 4 re. partition sched. for salvaged wd. plank treatment on stud wall 5 gyp. bd. clg. beyond 6 cont. fir dn. 7 open 8 flush surfaces 9 painted gyp. bd. (grafic finish #8 of 11 per specifications)
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6 Long section 1 exist. curtain wall & stl. bracing 3 fluor. lighting frame 5 portal beyond (see portal dtls.) 7 backwall (curved) 9 painted gyp. bd. full ht.
2 single glazed temp. glass & alum vestibule 4 pub. side walk (exist.) 6 fitting booth 8 wall mounted tv (see mouting dtls.) 10a passage to women’s area 10b men’s area
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5 Portal light corner dtl. 1 3 5/8” x 20 ga. jsts. @ 24” c-c 2 sched. t-5 fixtr. 3 1 5/8” x 20 ga. cross firring @ 24” c-c 4 type “8” for planking, nailers & f.r.t. plwd. (partition sched) 5 finished floor (flr. plan)
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7 Short section 1 gyp. bd. edge 2 portal (see portal dtls.) 3 changing booths
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Ocean Maritime Museum Ocean Maritime Museum EMBT (Barcelona) Tianjin, China competition entry
Site Analysis
TRAFFIC
WATER
GREEN AREAS
交通系统
水域环境
绿化区域
BLOCKS STRUCTURE 地块结构
WATER
GREEN AREAS
水域环境
绿化区域
skin study
Bldg. Section (exploring volumes vs exhibition spaces)
wall section
1 museum entry / lobby
2 deep sea exhibition
3 sea geology exhibition
4 exterior areal view
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