MacySharp_Portfolio

TWENTY TWENTY-FOUR

P O RT F OL I O MACY SHARP

SELECTED WORKS

ABOUT ME EMAIL: MACYRSHARP@GMAIL.COM

My name is Macy Sharp, I am an undergraduate student at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. I am currently on my fourth year studying Architecture, advancing my knowledge in the field and preparing for licensure. I have worked in MultiFamily and Hospitality, and am open to all concentrations!

I have been surrounded by the ideas of design, construction, urbanism, and community building my entire life, but began my personal exploration in my high school years through my experience in the engineering academy. The curiosity of my past generations has instilled in myself, and I am always eager to learn.

I believe the integration of technology within Architecture is arguably crucial to its advancement within society, but we must be conscious designers and utilize this technology while also designing for the future in regards to wellbeing and sustainability, within society and our environment.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1

FALL 2024 HYDRANT HANGAR

2

FALL 2023 ANTI-LIBRARY LIBRARY

3

SPRING 2024 STAGGERING GREEN

4

SPRING 2023 HYDROP[ONIC M]ARKET

5

2022-2024 INTERNSHIP WORK

6

2022-2024 IDEATION

1 HYDRANT HANGAR FALL 2024 PROFESSOR ERIK HEMINGWAY PROGRAMS: RHINO 7, LUMION, ILLUSTRATOR, PHOTOSHOP

ACSA COMPETITION CONCRETE MASONRY 2025 PARTNER: MARIKA KALODIMOS

This project aims to address the issue of water distribution in Paradise, California. Many wildfires have occurred in this area, which has led the city with low water supply, and they are in need of further prevention tactics. Our building, hydrant hangar, pumps water from the Concow Resovoir, and connects to the existing Paradise water system, acting as a scaled up fire hydrant. The building is also a dispatch area that firefighters reside in, containing amentities for daily human activity, and firefighter training.

SECTION

N TO S FACING WEST SHARP 1

AI USAGE: DRONES & SMOKE

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC DRAWING

SITE PERSPECTIVE

AI USAGE: SCALE FIGURES, FIRE & SMOKE SHARP 2

VIEWPOINT REFERENCE

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE SHARP 3

EXPLODED WALL ASSEMBLY The competition requires the project to be mainly constructed of concrete masonry units. My partner and I appreciated the look of a brushed CMU block on the interior, but wanted to incorperate an organic feeling to the exterior of our building.

The rendering on the left showcases the composition of the stone panels mounted on the CMU blocks. The natural stone panel on the exterior relates to the untouched context in Concow, California.

The city of Concow was also largely affected by fires in Paradise. There is little to no civilization in this area, which adds to the justification of the facade.

The panel is mounted with an interlocking channel that mounts onto the honeycomb backing of the stone and the CMU, which has a vapor barrier and shims for mounting.

The building is also a residence for firefighters, and contains site elements that benefit training but also utilize materials recovered from past wildfires, such as old concrete drainage pipes, to recycle local materials.

WALL SECTION SHARP 4

2 ANTI-LIBRARY LIBARARY

FALL 2023 PROFESSOR ANDRES LEMUS-SPONT

MEMBER CONTRIBUTIONS:

MIXIANG WANG: RHINO MODEL ADAM TWITCHETT: FLOOR PLANS ALL: COLLAGES AND PHYSICAL MODELS

PROGRAMS: RHINO 7, ILLUSTRATOR, PHOTOSHOP

This project is a group project completed Junior year. Our assignment was to design a tool library, and we created a library for music. The project is a tribute to Jazz music, with multiple different venue spaces and areas to allow for the user to choose their experience.

The west side of the building is individual and family exploration and the east side is a journey to large venue spaces and a more grand experience.

COLLAGED FLOOR PLANS SHARP 5

PERSPECTIVE SECTION

AI USAGE: SCALE FIGURES, CARS, MOON

COLLAGED INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

PHYSICAL MODEL ITERATIONS

The first floor on the left side of the venue is lined with bookcases full of vinyls. There are record players located in the center that allow for individual listening. Above are practice rooms offered for individual and group use. The interior facing walls are made of glass to allow the users in the library to view the practicing artists.

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

AI USAGE: SCALE FIGURES, CHANDELIER, DECORATIONS

WEST VIEW

SHARP 6

3 STAGGERING GREEN SPRING 2024 PROFESSOR TAIT JOHNSON

PROGRAMS: RHINO 7, ILLUSTRATOR, LUMION 12.5

The cohousing complex is designed to optimize the use of greenspace through its unique building form.

The strategic staggering of units not only fosters natural interactions but also forms a network of pathways at intersections.

Angular half-walls serve to stimulate circulation throughout the site.

Each building mass has been carefully sheared to harness the maximum benefits of natural sunlight, thereby enhancing energy conservation.

The unit design incorperates private space and semi-public shared space, with an interior walkway to act as a connective element.

PERSPECTIVE SHARP 7

FLOOR PLAN

ONE BEDROOM

0’

6’

12’

24’

AI USAGE: SCALE FIGURES IN PLAN

SUMMER SUN

WINTER SUN

UNIT DAYLIGHTING UNITS

COUNT

ONE BED

9

1BED- LVL 1 TWO BED

9

THREE BED

8

ACCESSIBLE

1

1BED- LVL 2

CONTEXT PLAN

2 BED- LVL 1

3 BED- LVL 2

2 BED- LVL 2

ACCESSIBLE 1 BED- LVL 1

0’

100’

200’

400’

SHARP 8

SITE SECTION NORTH VIEW

SITE SECTION EAST VIEW SHARP 9

AI USAGE: SCALE FIGURES

0’

10’

20’

40’

SHARP 10

4 HYDROP[ONIC M]ARKET SPRING 2022 PROFESSOR ANDREA DEBERRY

PROGRAMS: REVIT 2024, AUTOCAD, ILLUSTRATOR, PHOTOSHOP

INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

AI USAGE: SCALE FIGURES & MARKET STALL PRODUCTS

The Champaign Market consists of two seperate buildings with a connecting courtyard between to integrate greenspace interaction within the grocery experience. Healthy eating and quality produce is highly valued in today’s society, which is why I have incorporated hydroponic towers for maximum produce production and quality assurance. These towers are made of recycled I-beams with a perforated bottom to water from the soil to the leaves.

The view above is showing activity within the left building. Market stalls line the interior, with small business vendors occupying the space. There is a balcony space on the second floor, which allows for visibility and a grand feeling within the market space.

SHARP 11

HYDROPONIC RACK DETAIL

AI USAGE: PRODUCE

HYDROPONIC RACK Above are front and perspective views of the hydroponic shelving. The water pipes are built underneath the foundation of the right building, and come through the floor to sponsor these shelving units.

Hydroponics is becoming more widely used in residential horticulture, and is a great way to quickly grow fresh produce.

SHORT SECTION

N TO S FACING EAST

AI USAGE: SCALE FIGURES 0’

12’

24’

48’

SHARP 12

FLOOR PLAN MARKET STALL

0’

2’

4’

8’

AXONOMETRIC DRAWING MARKET STALL

Above is the floor plan and axonometric view of a market stall. There is an entrance for the vendor, storage for their product, and a desk for the register. The base of the structure is made of corrugated metal, painted green to incorperate a natural feeling.

These section views display activity within both buildings. The top view is the left buliding, where the main market stalls are located. The bottom view is a section of the right building, which shows the hydroponic racks and checkout stations.

SECTION

N TO S FACING WEST SHARP 13

0’

12’

24’

48’

FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR

FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR

AI USAGE: SCALE FIGURES & CARS

ROOF PLAN

0’

12’

24’

48’

0’

24’

48’

96’

SHARP 14

5 INTERNSHIP WORK Porte Cochere Modeling & Representation Summer 2024 Program: Revit 2023

The purpose of this assignment was to build a Porte Cochere in Revit 2024, for one of the hotels the firm was working on. I created elevations, sections, a floor plan, and a roof plan for these deliverables. The curved roof was initially a challenge, but I was able to use generic modeling in Revit to represent the roof structure of the porte cochere.

SHARP 15

LEVEL 2 13' - 0"

8

9

10

11

12

13

1 A1.34

ROOF

4' - 0"

SOUTH ELEVATION- PORTE COCHERE

9.7

3' - 6"

NO OPENINGS

LEVEL 1 0"

I

4

1/4" = 1'-0"

PORTE COCHERE

11.8

1

10

A1.34

11

12

7' - 0"

J 5 13' - 0"

A1.34

LEVEL 2 13' - 0"

11"

3' - 4" 1' - 6"

10' - 8"

10' - 8"

3"

10' - 8"

4 A1.34

11.8

9.7

ROOF PLAN- PORTE COCHERE

CONCRETE CURB CONCRETE CURB

SECTION 2- PORTE COCHERE

I

5

2

1 A1.34

9

11

12

13

LEVEL 3 22' - 10"

RECESSED WALK OFF MAT

R 46' -

24.00°

10

I

A1.34 19' - 9 1/4"

7 1/4"

15' - 6 1/2"

1/4" = 1'-0"

5

J 12' - 7 5/8"

1/8" = 1'-0"

LEVEL 1 0"

4.00° 15.57°

9"

ROOF DRAIN AT LOW POINT

PORTE COCHERE ABOVE

LEVEL 2 13' - 0"

J

5" PVC PIPE RAINLEADER INSIDE 6" ST. COLUMN

5 A1.34

PVC DRAIN CONNECTION TO STORM SYSTEM. CONCRETE CURB

CONCRETE CURB

7/8" / 1'-0"

2

LEVEL 1 0"

9.7

A2.00 4 A1.34

11.8 SLOPE CURB TO BUILDING ENTRANCE

SECTION 1- PORTE COCHERE

PORTE COCHERE DETAILS

1/4" = 1'-0"

1

FLOOR PLAN- PORTE COCHERE 1/8" = 1'-0"

3 7/25/2024 3:07:21 PM

C:\Users\msharp\Documents\LOCAL REVIT F MODEL_msharpP85WM.rvt

NORTH ELEVATION SHARP 16

Design Development Package Summer 2024 Program: Revit 2024 This package was created as a progress set in the Design Development phase.

SHARP 17

Enlarged Vestibule Plans, Sections & Elevations Summer 2024 Program: Revit 2024

5 A1.34

9

10

11

12

13

14 LEVEL 2 13' - 0" 2277 Fair Oaks Blvd., Suite 220 Sacramento, CA 95825 Office (916) 993-4800 www.hrgarchitects.com

LEVEL 1 0"

NORTH ELEVATION- VESTIBULE

1/4" = 1'-0"

4

OWNER CONTRACTOR

This drawing is not final or to be used for construction until it is signed by the architect and the owner

5 A1.34

EAST ELEVATION- EAST

1/4" = 1'-0"

10

11

12

13

14 LEVEL 2 13' - 0"

LEVEL 1 0"

LEVEL 1 0"

7

SECTION 1- VESTIBULE

1/4" = 1'-0"

B STREET, BETWEEN 12TH & 14TH ST. MARYSVILLE, CA

9 LEVEL 2 13' - 0"

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT HYATT STUDIOS HOTEL

3 A1.34

3

5 3

8

A1.34

9

10

11

12

A1.34

13

14

LEVEL 2 13' - 0"

G 3

9' - 0"

A1.34

LEVEL 1 0"

WEST ELEVATION- VESTIBULE

1/4" = 1'-0"

6

VESTIBULE RCP

H

1/4" = 1'-0"

2

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT Date Issued : 07/03/2024

5 3

8

A1.34

G

F

9

10

11

12

A1.34

13

14

001.2

LEVEL 2 13' - 0"

G 3 VESTIBULE

8' - 0"

A1.34

17' - 1"

A1.34

001

7

CANOPY ABOVE

6

001.1

A1.34

015.2

5

Description

Project Number 7 1/8"

1/4" = 1'-0"

Date

ENLARGED PLANS AND ELEVATIONS- ENTRANCE

LEVEL 1 0"

SECTION 2- VESTIBULE

Rev #

H

8' - 10 5/8"

11' - 0"

8' - 0"

22033

5' - 7 1/8" 14' - 10"

9' - 5"

9' - 5"

9' - 5"

16' - 11 1/2"

4 A1.34

ENLARGED VESTIBULE PLAN

7/8/2024 1:48:00 PM

1/4" = 1'-0"

1

A1.34

C:\Users\msharp\Documents\LOCAL REVIT FILES\22033_Marysville Hotel_Central 2023_msharpP85WM.rvt

I was tasked with the responsibility of modeling and creating drawings for an overhang for an entrance vestibule. I utilized the hotel brand’s drawing templates to create this generic model, and followed dimensions provided.

This assignment helped grow my understanding in strategic dimensioning and efficiency within drawings. When I initially presented the drawings to my supervisior, he advized that I retry the dimensions and think about how the object iself would be built in the field. It is important to ask yourself while dimensioning: Do I have every dimension I need to properly build this?

SHARP 18

Enlarged Stair Plans & Sections Summer 2024 Program: Revit 2024

A2-4-A

WALL TYPE IDENTIFIER

7

NON RATED

A4.03

2

1 HR RATING

3

6 1/8"

1 HR RATED FIRE BARRIER 7"

2 HR RATING

FOF

6 3/4"

FOF

8' - 0"

D

2 HR RATED FIRE WALL

FOF

ST1.3

113.2

PHW

9' - 8 1/2"

FOF

36" x 60"

18" x 60"

9' - 8 1/2"

A2-W6

CR

DOOR IDENTIFIER (CR:CARD READER / PHW: PANIC HARDWARE)

A

ALUMINUM STOREFRONT TYPE IDENTIFIER, SEE SHEET A6.00

02

WINDOW TYPE IDENTIFIER, SEE SHEET A6.00

FD

FLOOR DRAIN

KB

KNOX BOX - LOCATE PER CITY STANDARDS COORDINATE LOCATION WITH FIRE DEPT.

2277 Fair Oaks Blvd., Suite 220 Sacramento, CA 95825 Office (916) 993-4800 www.hrgarchitects.com

6' - 5"

WOOD DOOR - SEE DOOR SCHEDULE, SHEET A6.00

23"

A0-W4

6 A4.03

INTERMEDIATE LANDING

C2-W8

X1-W6-D FOF

FOF

LEVEL 3 - STAIR #1

CANOPY

6 1/8"

D.9

A0-W4

6

GUARDRAIL

INTERMEDIATE LANDING

A4.03

E

9' - 2"

23"

D.9

6 A4.03

C2-W8

X1-W6-D FOF

E

FOF

SECTION 2 - STAIR #1

1/4" = 1'-0"

7

SECTION 1 - STAIR #1

3

2 CANOPY ABOVE

7"

3

6 1/8"

7" 8' - 0"

A2-W6

FOF

A2-W6

D

FOF

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT Date Issued : 07/17/2024 FOF

ST1.1

ST1.4

FOF

FOF

FOF

6 3/4"

8' - 0" FOF

D

STAIR #1

X1-W6-D

LEVEL 4 - STAIR #1

C2-W8

36" x 60"

18" x 60"

44" MIN.

Rev #

6

A0-W4

INTERMEDIATE LANDING

A4.03

X1-W6-D

C2-W8

FOF

E

1/4" = 1'-0"

Date

FOF

Project Number 22033

4

LEVEL 1 - STAIR #1

1/4" = 1'-0"

A4.03

1 7/23/2024 10:33:16 AM

C:\Users\msharp\Documents\LOCAL REVIT FILES\22033_Marysville Hotel_Central 2023_msharpP85WM.rvt

Here I utilized my stair modeling knowledge and created a custom stair assembly for this hotel project. Again, I referenced the hotel brand’s template drawings to see how the stair models have been built in the past.

I was working under a Construction Manager at the firm, and was able to complete these plans with reference to the floor and wall assembly types, since we were in the Design Development phase. This allowed me to practice attention to detail, especially looking at the fire code for California.

SHARP 19

Description

ENLARGED STAIR PLANS STAIR #1

44" MIN.

9' - 2"

19' - 9 1/2" 44" MIN.

6 3/4"

INTERMEDIATE LANDING FOF

(10) TREADS @ 11"

6' - 5"

D.9

A0-W4

12"

DN

44" MIN.

(7) TREADS @ 11"

19' - 10 1/8"

12"

6' - 5"

44" MIN.

6

6

UP

FOF

A4.03

E

12" x 48"

23"

LEVEL 2 13' - 0"

D.9

36" x 48"

9' - 8 1/2"

36" x 60"

18" x 60"

8' - 3 3/4"

ROOF HATCH ABOVE

6' - 11 1/2"

ST1.1A

LEVEL 1 0"

1/4" = 1'-0"

2

1/4" = 1'-0"

6 3/4"

2 6 1/8"

LEVEL 3 22' - 4"

44" MIN.

LEVEL 1 0"

A4.30

LEVEL 2 - STAIR #1

A4.03

A4.03

6 1/8"

ST1.1

5

7

(7) TREADS @ 11"

C2-W8

X1-W6-D

6'-8"

F1-1

F0-1

1/4" = 1'-0"

7

11' - 6 3/8"

4'-10" 4'-6" 4'-10" 4'-6"

ST1.2

LEVEL 2 13' - 0"

(8) RISERS @ 6.75" (8) RISERS @ 6.75" (8) RISERS @ 6.75" (8) RISERS @ 6.75"

F1-1

F0-1

ROOF - STAIR #1

(11) RISERS @ 7"

LEVEL 3 22' - 4"

LEVEL 4 31' - 8"

23"

6'-4"

ST1.3

6'-4"

ST1.1 ST1.1A

F1-1

F0-1

(11) RISERS @ 7"

4'-10" 4'-6" 4'-10" A2-W6

6'-8"

A2-W6

4'-6"

F1-2

(8) RISERS @ 6.75" (8) RISERS @ 6.75" (8) RISERS @ 6.75" (8) RISERS @ 6.75"

ST1.2

F0-1

LEVEL 4 31' - 8"

(11) RISERS @ 7"

ST1.3

F1-2

8'-1"

1

F1-2

A0-W4

F0-1

ST1.4

(11) RISERS @ 7"

F0-1

8'-1"

X1-W6-D ST1.4

1375 B STREET, MARYSVILLE, CA

T.O.PLATE 39' - 10"

44" MIN.

23"

T.O.PLATE 39' - 10"

44" MIN.

6 1/8"

T.O.PARAPET 44' - 6"

UP

12"

T.O.PARAPET 44' - 6"

6' - 5"

19 A5.10

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT HYATT STUDIOS HOTEL

7 1/4" ST1.2 36" x 60"

12"

DN

3 19' - 10 1/8"

2

(7) TREADS @ 11"

1

D 19 A5.10

44" MIN.

A4.03

D.9

18" x 60"

9' - 8 1/2"

19 A5.10

ROOF HATCH

FOF

6' - 11"

A2-W6

A4.03

STAIR NOTES

7"

8' - 0"

D FOF

E

CONTRACTOR

3

7

FOF

D

7

OWNER

This drawing is not final or to be used for construction until it is signed by the architect and the owner

A4.03

A4.03

6

FIRE HOSE VALVE CABINET; MOUNTING HEIGHTS SEE: 8/G0.10

(10) TREADS @ 11"

7

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET; MOUNTING HEIGHTS SEE: 8/G0.10

1. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO FACE OF STUD, FACE OF CMU/CONCRETE OR CENTERLINE OF COLUMN GRIDS U.O.N. 2. SEE SHEET G 0.10 FOR ALL ACCESSIBLE CLEARANCES 3. SEE SHEET A 4.05 FOR HANDRAIL DETAILS, FRAMING DETAILS, NOSING DETAILS, & STAIR DETAILS 4. ALL STAIR TREAD AND RISERS SHALL BE OF UNIFORM SIZE AND SHAPE WITH A VARIATION BETWEEN THE LARGEST AND SMALLEST TO NOT EXCEED 3/8” ALONG THE ENTIRE RUN OF THE STAIRS.

3

1/4" = 1'-0"

2

3

SIGNAGE - SEE SHEET G0.06 & G0.10

FHV

FOF

2

S1 FEC

FLOOR PLAN LEGEND

6 1/8"

E

METAL DOOR - SEE DOOR SCHEDULE, SHEET A6.00

44" MIN.

12"

10' - 1 5/8"

44" MIN.

(7) TREADS @ 11"

DN

44" MIN.

D.9

12"

19' - 10 1/8"

23"

GUEST ROOM WITH COMMUNICATION FEATURES UP

6 IDEATION 2022-2024

MASSING/LIGHT EXPERIMENT

“BENDING” STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

MODEL EXPERIMENT

6’ X 6’ X 6’ PHYSICAL MODEL

COLLAGE

CHARCOAL DRAWING

6’ X 6’ X 6’ RENDERING

SHARP 20

THANK YOU!

MACY SHARP FOURTH-YEAR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT 916-879-6116 MACYRSHARP@GMAIL.COM