Master Student Portfolio

PHILIP LEVEQUE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ARCHITECT STUDENT PORTFOLIO 2023

Stauffer Communication Arts Building - ARC 501........................................................................................1 Tempe Town Lake Hohokam Museum - ADE 421........................................................................................7 Multi - Family Apartment Complex - ADE 321...........................................................................................11 Orange Build Studio - ADE 422............................................................................................................15 Roman Domus - INT 310.....................................................................................................................19 Column Assignment - ALA 225..............................................................................................................21

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STAUFFER (CAB) - ADAPTIVE RE-USE

ARC 501: Professor Phil Horton

Revit • Rhino 7 • Illustrator • Photoshop • Enscape • Vray 5

Stauffer Communication Arts Building A & B was named after a famous alumnus and was originally designed by Rossman & Associates. A-wing was once the home of The Cronkite School of Journalism and now houses the Hugh Downs School of Human Communication, while B-wing was once a Channel 4 News station and now serves as Arts, Media, and Engineering (AME).

The building faces several issues, including fire safety egress, lack of circulation, inadequate daylight, and lack of a main entry. Our team produced several architectural concepts to address these issues and improve the quality

of the building. The project focused on adaptive reuse, with the team addressing the concept through three aspects: creating a centralized entry, extracting the building, and utilizing the urban canyon effect. We also studied the sun direction and angles to determine the best placement for new windows. The proposed changes aimed to improve access, circulation, and the overall functionality and aesthetic quality of the building.

The final resulting building was a mix of cyberpunk, tech, and an ancient Greek public speaking forums space that opened to pedestrian route.

Team Raumplan, Fall 2022

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STAUFFER COMMUNICATION ARTS BUILDING - ADAPTIVE RE-USE Revit • Rhino 7 • Illustrator • Photoshop • Enscape • Vray 5

Stauffer - Section

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B

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A

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TECH SUPPORT 1

TECH SUPPORT 2

PRINTING LAB

140 ft²

140 ft²

217 ft²

B132

PRIVATE

B133

L

J

K

G

H

I

F

E

2

WOMEN'S RESTROOM

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A

1

A219

L

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K

I

G

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F

E

D

C

1

2

3

B127

1217 ft²

PRINT SHOP

LIBRARY

STUDYROOMS

661 ft²

553 ft²

B284

B269

B285

WOMEN'S RESTROOM

MEN'S RESTROOM

263 ft²

260 ft²

A306

CLASSROOM

PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASSROOM COLLABORATION SPACES

I

A

B

91 ft²

B134

CLASSROOM

B125

B

A121

461 ft²

1240 ft²

C

149 ft²

B131A

CLASSROOM

D

MEN'S RESTROOM

1

E

116 ft²

2 GRADUATE OFFICE

DIRECTOR'S OFFICE

347 ft²

385 ft²

B403

B402

OPEN OFFICE

OFFICE

B401

A433

328 ft²

106 ft²

1075 ft²

6

5

6

CLASSROOM A308

CLASSROOM B295

1386 ft²

MAIN ENTRY ATRIUM

B423

B406

5032 ft²

8

9 10

FABRICATION CLASS LAB B115

CLASSROOM

OFFICE

CONFERENCE ROOM

104 ft²

212 ft²

424 ft²

B318

B111

13

14

STORAGE A223

B301

WELDING AREA B113A

FIRE RISER ROOM

234 ft²

B113B 75 ft²

CLASSROOM

ELECTRICAL ROOM

MEN'S RESTROOM

440 ft²

401 ft²

B299

B113C

STORAGE A315

ADA RESTOOM

227 ft²

227 ft²

WOMEN'S RESTROOM

MAIL ROOM

73 ft²

197 ft²

OFFICE

OFFICE

100 ft²

101 ft²

A314

A313

B508

664 ft²

126 ft²

136 ft²

11

CLASSROOM

11

CLASSROOM

B507

B416

B506

474 ft²

173 ft²

375 ft²

OFFICE A415

232 ft²

A457

OFFICE

574 ft²

B411

13

CLASSROOM

A416

A406

A441

106 ft²

RECEPTION

CONFERENCE ROOM

14

8

9 10

OFFICE

84 ft²

689 ft²

8

OFFICE

OFFICE

119 ft²

STORAGE A502

122 ft²

MEN'S RESTROOM A412

OFFICE A404

260 ft²

14

729 ft²

13

14

1933 ft²

ADA RESTROOM

B307

MEN'S RESTROOM

B215B

B101

B215D

441 ft²

266 ft²

ADA RESTROOM

B412

B505

227 ft²

16'

32'

Stauffer - First Floor A.2 1/16” = 1’- 0”

4'

48'

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WOMEN'S RESTROOM

MEN'S RESTROOM

557 ft²

405 ft²

B304

482 ft²

B305

CLASSROOM B303

6079 ft²

227 ft²

SECOND FLOOR PLAN PROPOSED 1/16" = 1'- 0"

8'

16'

32'

48'

Stauffer - Second Floor A.3 1/16" = 1'- 0" GRAPHIC SCALE

1/16” = 1’- 0”

4'

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WOMEN'S RESTROOM

MEN'S RESTROOM

B413

B414

OFFICE

557 ft²

405 ft²

557 ft²

WOMEN'S RESTROOM

B415

THIRD FLOOR PLAN PROPOSED 1/16" = 1'- 0"

8'

16'

32'

1/16" = 1'- 0" GRAPHIC SCALE

1/16” = 1’- 0”

4'

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FOURTH FLOOR PLAN PROPOSED 1/16" = 1'- 0"

CLASSROOM

405 ft²

559 ft²

B503

B502

15

48'

Stauffer - Third Floor A.4

MEN'S RESTOOM

B504

557 ft²

15

15

NORTH

8'

1/16" = 1'- 0" GRAPHIC SCALE

GAME ROOM B215E

405 ft²

15

NORTH

13

ADA RESTROOM B215C

B300

212 ft²

4'

3

109 ft²

89 ft²

WOMEN'S RESTROOM

103 ft²

FIRST FLOOR PLAN PROPOSED 1/16" = 1'- 0"

A105

A443

B101A

B109

1063 ft²

15

1

14

201 ft²

ADA RESTROOM

ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT

B113

870 ft²

NORTH

FABRICATION SHOP

A508

A417

OFFICE

120 ft²

6"

6 EXHIBITION SPACE

189 ft²

OFFICE A403

A312

571 ft²

674 ft²

B510

172 ft²

7

COPY ROOM

167 ft²

A440

106 ft²

B417

B115RR

CLASSROOM OFFICE

6198 ft²

594 ft²

GRADUATE OFFICE A444

B409

5

112 ft²

A409

A439

108 ft²

OFFICE B418

BREAKROOM

74 ft²

A311

3

B509

6

120 ft²

87 ft²

B410

OFFICE

265 ft²

A504

172 ft²

A424

WAITING

424 ft²

OFFICE

189 ft²

OFFICE

OFFICE OPEN OFFICE SPACE

A316

HALLWAY

13

A445

B419

B308

COLLABORATION SPACE

A425

101 ft²

COPY

11

A310

48 ft²

209 ft²

OFFICE

BREAKROOM

OFFICE OFFICE

EQUIPMENT

B309

280 ft²

A507

OFFICE

A438

1364 ft²

11

105 ft²

A412

90 ft²

CONFERENCE

112 ft²

B408

MEN'S RESTROOM

253 ft²

STOR. 66 ft²

125 ft²

A410

OFFICE

1 WOMEN'S RESTROOM A503

804 ft²

B514

B511

OFFICE A436

123 ft²

246 ft²

727 ft²

OFFICE

OFFICE

9 10

A309

B313

COMM

CLASSROOM

603 ft²

96 ft²

B420

249 ft²

OFFICE

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CONFERENCE ROOM

CLASSROOM

A437

OFFICE

A217

1519 ft²

2

4

A426

107 ft²

OFFICE

8'

16'

32'

48'

Stauffer - Fourth Floor A.5 NORTH

1006 ft²

8 STORAGE

A

B

A505

137 ft²

A413

123 ft²

B407

1332 ft²

B310

64 ft²

C

103 ft²

OFFICE

A446

OFFICE

9 CLOSET

429 ft²

97 ft²

7

A304

10

PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASSROOM

CONFERENCE

108 ft²

OFFICE

B421

114 ft²

OFFICE

B323

CLASSROOM

D

3

OFFICE

485 ft²

7

E

A427

OFFICE

394 ft²

F

B512

OFFICE

CONFERENCE ROOM

1518 ft²

7

8

B122

71 ft²

5

CLASSROOM

1431 ft²

A101

G

H

A506

A435

B424

A222

7528 ft²

A460 281 ft²

1

OFFICE

181 ft²

CONFERENCE ROOM

1386 ft²

PUBLIC SPEAKING CLASSROOM

OPEN PUBLIC SPEAKING FORUM

A459

208 ft²

OFFICE

97 ft²

OFFICE 97 ft²

5

6

B119

MEN'S RESTROOM

102 ft²

B404

101 ft²

4

4

679 ft²

WOMEN'S RESTROOM

GRADUATE OFFICE

B422

COLLABORATION SPACE

I

JANITOR

A411 81 ft²

A434

OFFICE

OFFICE

5

B115A

A

B WOMEN'S RESTROOM

OFFICE

3

B405

STOR.

A430

130 ft²

2030 ft²

3

785 ft²

4

9

98 ft²

A447

B135

461 ft²

10

OFFICE

109 ft²

B315

B131A

7

C OFFICE A431

A432

864 ft²

PRIVATE

4

D

OFFICE

A307

A305

F

1216 ft²

LECTURE HALL

A215

G

H

1/16" = 1'- 0" GRAPHIC SCALE

1/16” = 1’- 0”

4'

1

FIFTH FLOOR PLAN PROPOSED 1/16" = 1'- 0"

8'

16'

32'

48'

Stauffer - Fifth Floor A.6 NORTH

N

1/16” = 1’- 0”

1/16" = 1'- 0" GRAPHIC SCALE

1/16” = 1’- 0”

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STAUFFER COMMUNICATION ARTS BUILDING - ADAPTIVE RE-USE Revit • Rhino 7 • Illustrator • Photoshop • Enscape • Vray 5

A.7

Stauffer - A Panels Existing & New

A.8

1/16” = 1’- 0”

Stauffer - B Panels Existing & New 1/16” = 1’- 0”

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A.9

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Stauffer - A Panel Model 1 1/2” = 1’- 0”

A 10

Stauffer - B Panel Model 1 1/2” = 1’- 0”

A 11

Stauffer - Exploded Wall Section

A 13

NTS

Stauffer - Exploded Axon 1/16” = 1’- 0”

Stauffer - Photo N/A A 14

Stauffer - Render Existing N/A

A 15

Stauffer - Render Proposed N/A

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TEMPE TOWN LAKE - HOHOKAM MUSEUM

ADE 421: Professor Jeehyun Choi

Rhino 7 • Illustrator • Photoshop • Vray 5

The project is located beside Tempe Town Lake, between the two bridges that adjoin the famous Mill Ave. The museum project comprises several galleries that pay tribute to the Hohokam tribe of Arizona. The design integrates the bridges as a significant component, with galleries surrounding the columns of the bridges and expanding outward to create a grand space to showcase the tribe’s cultural significance, including their irrigation canal systems. The aim of the design is to honor the tribe with elements such as a large cultural commemoration area,

Fall 2021

art appreciation space, and remembrance of the ancient past. The combination of these elements with the two historical bridges creates a powerful and overwhelming experience for any museum guest. All visitors will experience the ancient past and culture of the Hohokam and the contributions to the region. This art and cultural museum in Tempe Town Lake will be an important institution in preserving and sharing the Hohokam’s legacy for future generations.

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TEMPE TOWN LAKE - HOHOKAM MUSEUM

55’-4”

45’-0”

88’-8”

116’-0”

35’-7”

12’-0”

34’-0”

Rhino 7 • Illustrator • Photoshop • Vray 5

340’-8”

A.1

Tempe Town Lake - Section 1/16” = 1’- 0”

A.4

Tempe Town Lake - Render N/A

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2,641ft²

21

5,430ft² 11

1,133ft² 7 15

1,000ft²

144ft²

4

5,219ft²

14

661ft² 1

7,970ft²

16

208ft² 17

189ft² 18

12

664ft²

3f

41

18

12

673ft²

193ft²

t²

10

5,669ft²

12

198ft²

3

5,960ft²

2

12

12

485ft

500ft

3,400ft²

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8

931ft²

20

20

425ft

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9

425ft

19

894ft² 947ft² 6

20

20

425ft

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425ft²

864ft²

9

1,029ft²

6

505ft² 20

912ft²

12

13 7ft² 12

13 9ft² 13

13

1,650ft²

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A.2

Tempe Town Lake - First Floor 1/16” = 1’- 0”

1,650ft²

A.3

Tempe Town Lake - Second Floor 1/16” = 1’- 0”

A.5

Tempe Town Lake - Site & Building Model 1/16” = 1’- 0”

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MULTI-FAMILY - APARTMENT COMPLEX

ADE 321: Professor Michael Underhill

Revit • Rhino 7 • Illustrator • Photoshop • Enscape • Vray 5

Fall 2020

AXONOMETRIC

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This project was an assignment with the task of designing a multi family unit complex onto a given site. The challenge of this project was to design multiple units suitable for the community, complementary towards the site, and utilized in its function. The provided site was located at North 8th Avenue and West Roosevelt street in phoenix, Arizona. The design was heavily inspired by the simplistic and spacious architecture of Steven Holl. The multi family apartment units are orientated east for optimal sunlight for every individual unit.

The apartment complex also provides the tenets and the public with plentiful shade from corrugated steel roofing and cantilevered levels. The lighting condition on this site make it ideal for vegetation; the building contains numerous gardens located on the roof, courtyard, and ground floor.

The apartment complex has a total of nine individual units and five floors. In addition, the apartment complex has plenty of entry ways for circulation and gated enclosures for security.

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SECTION

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MULTI-FAMILY - APARTMENT COMPLEX

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Revit • Rhino 7 • Illustrator • Photoshop • Enscape • Vray 5

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Multi-Family Apartments - First Floor

A.2

1/16” = 1’- 0”

Multi-Family Apartments - Section

SECTION PERSPECTIVE - RENDERED

1/16” = 1’- 0”

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A.3

Multi-Family Apartments - Second Floor 1/16” = 1’- 0”

A.4

Multi-Family Apartments - Third Floor 1/16” = 1’- 0”

A.5

Multi-Family Apartments - Fourth Floor 1/16” = 1’- 0”

A.6

Multi-Family Apartments - Fifth Floor 1/16” = 1’- 0”

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ORANGE BUILD STUDIO - PLATFORM SEATING ADE 422: Professor Mesa/Spellman Revit • Rhino 7 • Illustrator • Photoshop • Enscape • Vray 5

The Orange Build team took on an exciting and challenging project in 2022, which involved designing and constructing platform seating in Tamesis Columbia for a school. The team worked hard to ensure that the seating was functional, safe, and visually appealing, considering the needs and preferences of the school community. Each member of the Orange Build team contributed their unique skills and expertise, working together towards a common goal. The Orange Build team would not be possible without the the assistance and expertise of Felipe Mesa and Catherine

Orange Build Team, Spring 2022

Spellman’s guidance.

The team was able to produce comprehensive construction documents and 3D models of the seating platform. These assets allowed the team to gain valuable insights and practical experience in the professional design process. The new platform seating has provided the school community with a valuable and practical space for events and gatherings and will continue to serve as a reminder of the team’s hard work and achievement.

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ORANGE BUILD STUDIO - PLATFORM SEATING Revit • Rhino 7 • Illustrator • Photoshop • Enscape • Vray 5

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A.3

Orange Build - Isometric View 1/16” = 1’- 0”

Orange Build - Construction Document 1/8” = 1’- 0”

A.2

A.4

Orange Build - Construction Document 1/8” = 1’- 0”

Orange Build - Construction Document 1/8” = 1’- 0”

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ROMAN DOMUS - PATRICIAN Rhino 7 • Photoshop • Vray 5

INT 310: Professor Salvatore Consenza Fall 2021 The render features classical elements such as clerestory windows, columns, arcades, arches, and a fountain, inspired by Classical, Roman, Greek, and Romanesque styles. It is a modern-day version of a classical Roman Domus, decorated with timeless materials and furnishings.

Clerestory windows create ambiance and flood the interior with light, while capitals represent order. The columns and capitals are a gateway to the courtyard with a symmetrical balance provided by the arcade in the background.

A.1

Roman Domus - Floor Plan 1/8” = 1’- 0”

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COLUMN ASSIGNMENT - LE CORBUSIER Rhino 7 • Illustrator • Photoshop • Vray 5

ALA 226: Professor Sara Yehia Spring 2021 The project transformed three columns from Le Corbusier’s Palace of Assembly in Chandigarh into a multi-level building.

The columns were bent and arranged in a circular shape with openings cut out for entrances and lighting. Stairs and floors were added to complete the structure, which has three floors, six staircases, and multiple openings.

The building is made of concrete, marble, and copper, and evolved from a simple column into a complex structure with unique features.

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Column Assignment - Views 1/8” = 1’- 0”

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