Madeline Amhurst Architectural Portfolio by madelineamhurst

MADELINE AMHURST design portfolio

MADELINE AMHURST - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN PORTFOLIO

TABLE OF CONTENTS

The following are selected examples of my work as a designer at Ayers Saint Gross, Christopher Pagliaro Architects, as well as a graduate student at The Catholic University of America in the SSCS program.

PROFESSIONAL WORK DENISON UNIVERSITY - GATHERING SPACE

ATTURAIF VISITOR CENTRE

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF BAHRAIN - MASTER PLAN

My passion is in interior architecture and design. I love the intimacy of designing spaces that people live in every single day. Much of my professional experience is coordinating the architecture and interiors to ensure that each trasition is seamless and every table has a spot light.

A CULTURAL VISION

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND COLLEGE PARK - DINING HALL

As a graduate of the SSCS program at The Catholic University of America, my studies were centered around the philosophy that our built environment can impact our spiritual wellness.

RESIDENTIAL DESIGN & DETAILS

“The Sacred Space and Cultural Studies (SSCS) concentration is one of the few programs in the world where architecture graduate students, faculty and professionals can reflect, learn, research, and profess the deepest spiritual and cultural roots of place-making” -Julio Bermudez, Studio Coordinator

ACADEMIC WORK

I have recently moved to New York and am looking for a firm with a collaborative culture where I can grow as a designer and a leader. My favorite part of the day is dreaming up ideas with clients and racing back to the office to bring them to life.

My education has inspired my work to be thoughtful, expressive and devoted to personal enlightenment. My intention is to continue my career designing spaces that engage the public in a provocative conversation between themselves and their environment.

SHE’LL BE COMIN’ ROUND THE MOUNTAIN - THESIS

A FIELD WITHIN A FOREST

ROCK CREEK SCHOLARS

DENISON UNIVERSITY GATHERING SPACE Location : Size : Duration : Role :

Granville, Ohio 5,900 sf 2 months Lead Interior Designer

Project Description :

coffee bar + kitchen

The Gathering Space is a student lounge within Silverstein Hall, a new senior housing residence. The space includes a coffee bar with a kitchen, a convenience store, an art gallery, student lounge with a fireplace, and public restrooms.

convenience store art gallery

gathering space

LIGHTING

This building is on a remote site compared to the rest of the campus, so we wanted to make sure that it not only had amenities that the students requested, but an atmosphere where they can relax, socialize, and interact with their peers. The design is inspired by speakeasies with low lighting, vibrant art, and plenty of places to relax and have intimate conversations.

The fixtures are hosted within walnut boxes, giving off a warm aura over the fireplace and gaming area. This feature helps to define the space, and set apart the lounge, gaming and focus zones.

COFFEE BAR

At night, the coffee bar will serve beer and cocktails. The stools surrounding the wood-top bar are meant to encourage students to sit and chat with one another, rather than exchanging a brief transaction.

SPEAKEASY

Warm wood, low lighting, vibrant art, and intimate seating arrangements give students a place to be alone - together.

bi-parting glass system

coffee bar

gathering space

schluter-deco

10” dia. flue

Silverstein Hall

gas fireplace

FLEXIBILITY The ping pong tables can be rolled away in lieu of a stage for when the performing arts majors want to perform for their peers.

ATTURAIF VISITOR CENTRE Location : Size : Duration : Role :

Riyadh, Saudi Arabia 25,000 sf 6 months - present Design Staff

service

check-in kiosks exhibits

Project Description : In effort to bolster Saudi’s tourism, Diriyah Gate Development Authority is developing the region surrounding the UNESCO World Heritage site, Salwa Palace - the original home to the first Saudi state. The visitor center is meant to give people an initial taste of what they can expect on their journey through the ancient ruins and living museum. The building is connected to the UNESCO site by a bridge, giving tourists the ultimate view between the old world and the new.

first aid

service

gift shop

service gallery lobby

service

NAJD INFLUENCE viewing platform

multi-purpose + event space

GALLERY

The gallery is open for people to roam around the gift shop and rotating exhibits on their way towards the viewing gallery. A mirrored screen separates the spaces to allude to a dramatic reveal.

bronze model

The visitor centre is a blend of Najd influence and modern technology. It has skylights cut through the warm wood ceiling that bounces light off of the battered-stone walls, filling the space with light similar to the palace.

office

bridge to salwa palace

Entry Level

Lower Level

roof top terrace gallery + gift shop + views service multi-purpose

Salwa Palace

Riyadh stone is laid in solid masses to imitate the mud-brick, clustered dwellings that are typical of this region.

Visitor Center

salwa palace bridge garden

heritage garden

Salwa Palace

VIEWS

The gallery leads you towards the grand view of Salwa Palace and to witness the process of the ongoing archaeological dig.

EVENT SPACE Downstairs, the event space is separated from the lobby with full height pivot doors to allow for the flexibility of hosting a large event.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF BAHRAIN MASTER PLAN Location : Size : Duration : Role :

Riffa, Bahrain 800,000 sf 3 months Architectural Intern

Project Description :

Library

Classroom

Fitness Center

Student Affairs

“The American University of Bahrain is the first comprehensive, purpose-built, American-style co-educational university in the Kingdom of Bahrain”-aubu.edu I worked with the team on test fits, reflected ceiling plans, and to select interior finishes and furniture for 9 buildings of the master plan. I also completed renders and other graphics for client presentations. cantilevered sunshade

anchored stone veneer

Library

Dining

Academic

stone base

Master Plan Dining @aubh_bahrain

@aubh_bahrain

A CULTURAL VISION 05. SPATIAL ORGANIZATION

OASIS CORE AREA CIRCULATION

PROPOSED FUNCTIONS & SPACES

Location : Medina Region, Saudi Arabia Size : 100,000,000 sf Duration : 3 months Role : Design Staff The location of the main visitor experiences are stretched out along the one kilometer walk of the Oasis Promenade. This allows for clear way-finding, close connectivity and a concentration of public visitation that maximizes the restoration of the Summer Farms primary agricultural use. Moving east to west along this spine are the East Gate Precinct with its outward facing Oasis Market and Co-op (with restaurant and event space); at is centre, near the intersection of the wadi and the wadi walk is the Agri-Tourism Centre and Palm Park; the Botanical Gardens and Heritage Farms at the base of the Oasis Terraces and Interpretive Centre; and finally, a restored garden at the Al Jannah Spring. These zones form a series of four public space nodes (see location diagram below) that punctuate the Al Ula Old Town and Oasis experience. The following pages detail potential visitor journeys and itineraries throughout the Oasis and Old Town based on the length of visitation. Zones A, B, C and D are highlighted in detail at the end of the chapter.

Project Description :

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND COLLEGE PARK DINING HALL

05. SPATIAL ORGANIZATION

AGRITOURISM

PUBLIC OPEN SPACE

PUBLIC CIRCULATION ACCOMMODATIONS

I. MOVEMENT CORRIDORS

PRIMARY (service vehicles, buggies, pedestrians)

There are three movement corridors within the Oasis: The north to south Wadi corridor, the west to east routes connecting the Oasis entrance to the Old Town, and the in-between, connecting trails.

SECONDARY (buggies, pedestrians)

Movement within the Oasis Farms will be done on foot, camels, bicycles and electric, solar powered, vehicles. The latter will be allowed only for the west – to –east movements.

PARKING

TERTIARY (pedestrians)

OLD TOWN

AMENITIES

AGRICULTURE SUPPORT

Ayers Saint Gross partnered with a local firm and an international archaeological team to develop a report that highlights schemes to re-establish the historic relationships between the archaeological region, oasis, and modern settlements surrounding D the site.A We worked together to strategize a C B sustainable way to rehabilitate the site and oasis in a way that educates the community on their forgotten heritage. 1. BOTANICAL GARDEN LIBRARY 2. PALM TREE RESTAURANT

4. INTERPRETATION CENTER 5. OASIS HERITAGE AREA &

ECO BUILDING WORKSHOP & TRAINING

6. OASIS MARKET & CO-OP

7. INFO POINT & WELCOME CENTER

OASIS PROMENADE

The University of Maryland is building a new dining hall for undergraduate students, filled with cuisine from all around the world. I was brought onto the project to work on test fits and seating arrangements, as well as select interior finishes and furniture.

SECONDARY PATH

Additional circulation infrastructure4 should be provided to allow for effective servicing not only of visitor amenities, but the oasis agricultural business. By mapping the existing remains of farm walls, buildings and pathways, we can create a layered system of access that not maximizes preservation of earthen architectural heritage, but extends it patterning over the larger landscape. Within this system, vehicles (agricultural, service and visitor transport) can only access primary and secondary routes - allowing a dense tertiary network of pedestrian only walks to thread unimpeded through the site.

3. OASIS INFO POINT

Project Description :

II. WATCHING THE WADI FLOW

ACCESS

OASIS PROMENADE OPTION A : Axial view to Jabal al Nusair, with a clear identification and way-finding; respectful but distinct pattern.

TERTIARY PATH PRIMARY PATH

8. BUS DROP OFF AREA

9. WADI PALM TREE PARK

10. PASTORAL EXPERIENCE

11. AGRITOURISM CORE CENTER

OASIS PROMENADE OPTION B: Nuanced and character driven, respectful and reflective of the historic pattern

12. AGRICULTURE R&D PILOT AREA

0 100 114

13. STORAGE & PACKING, ADMINISTRATION

118

05. SPATIAL ORGANIZATION

400 m

100

400 m

New Circulation Routes

119

Agritourism Zones

VISITOR JOURNEYS - RESIDENTS ACCESS PATH A CIRCULATION

SEASONAL RESIDENCE PASTORAL EXPERIENCE

PATH B CIRCULATION PATH C CIRCULATION PATH D CIRCULATION Permanent and seasonal residents have the ability to sample Al Ula's cultural and artistic heritage at their convenience. Daily visitations, however, may be prompted more by specific needs or rituals - a gift from a souq shop, a meeting at the community center, local produce for dinner, a walk with a friend.

PATH A: (2 KM)

PATH B: (3 KM)

X - NEW OLD TOWN

G - WADI WALK

V - AL JANNAH GARDEN

D - OASIS MOSQUE

M - OASIS RESTAURANT

H - OASIS CAFE

Y - COMMUNITY CENTRE

F - PALM PARK

W - WADI RESTAURANT

G - WADI WALK

A W X

N - CITADEL

Existing Condition - The new highway creates a thermal barrier between the oasis and the archaeology site, creating and inhabitable environment for visitors

ACCOMMODATIONS

ACCOMMODATIONS T

W - WADI RESTAURANT M

A - OASIS MARKET C - OASIS PROMENADE

A - OASIS MARKET PATH C: (2 KM)

PATH D: (0 KM)

A - OASIS MARKET

T - AL ULA SOUQ

I - BOTANICAL GARDENS

ACCOMMODATIONS

K M

Historic Conditions - The oasis and summer farms were directly adjacent to the citadel, generating passive colling for the town.

Visitor Experience Destinations 0

120

100

College Park, MD 600,000 sf 2 months Design Staff

ACCESS

9 1 The Wadi corridor will be revealed. The surrounding land’s productivity will be rehabilitated, soil erosion 11 techniques will be implemented, dense flower and tree planting will take place, and the occasional water 2 flow will be monitored for its quality. Movement along this axis will be done via non-motorized means. During 3 5 the evening low-lighting levels are recommended, for instance via sensors that follow the visitors movement.

PARKING

WADI WALK

DROP OFF

A bicycle and pedestrian Master Plan will be undertaken to establish the “walkability” of the Oasis, including the identification of pathways and trail connections, clear low-mobility signage, and other encouragement tools for the visitors – for instance, an OasisOnFoot.com website, which highlights all experiences on offer and indicates the linking paths.

OASIS RESTORATION

Location : Size : Duration : Role :

400 m

121

115

The Maryland education system has a strict program that only allows them to source equipment and furniture made from local correctional facilities. Although the design effort was for a preliminary concept presentation, I selected all fabrics and furniture with these limitations in mind. This way, when we presented our work, the client would know exactly what to expect, not just a dream that would need to be value-engineered later.

EXISTING WINDOW.

NEW WINDOW UNIT - TYPICAL PACK OUT BACK OF CASING TO ACCEPT WALL TILE TYPICAL

CUSTOM WOOD SUB-SILL TYPICAL

KITCHEN

ILINE 2907

NEW WINDOW STOOL & APRON, PTD. -TYPICAL

1/2"

NEW WALL TILE - TYPICAL

1 2"

4X8 CEDAR RAFTER, TYP.

S-400 VENT BY CORE-A-VENT

COPPER DRIP - TYPICAL

COPPER DRIP - TYPICAL 4X8 CEDAR RAFTERS,TYP. 1 81" FASCIA BOARD

CROWN CR-4

1 NEW WORK: BUILDING SECTION

SCALE: 1 1/2"=1'-0"

ROOM #108 - KITCHEN: SOUTH INTERIOR ELEVATION

FIN. FLOOR EL.: 100'-0: (SET)

1'-3 3/4"

1/2"

3/4"

WOOD NOSING - PTD. TYPICAL

7 1/4" 2 1/8" +/-5'-7 1/4" WINDOW UNIT HEIGHT (COORD. W/ MFG.)

1/2" G.W.B 3 1/2" 1/2"

2'-0 3/4"

NEW 1 21" NEW YORK BLUE STONE SET IN EXISTINGMORTAR STONE WATER-TABLE TO BED, TYP. REMAIN - TYPICAL

3/4" PLYWD

1'-11"

NEW CEMENT PARGING NEW 1 21" NEW YORK BLUE STONE SET INCASING MORTAR BED TREAD CSG.-1 STONE, TYP.

1/4" SHIM

REPAIR FLASHING AS REQUIRED, TYP.

EXISTING FLOOR EXISTING PORCH CONSTRUCTION EXISTINGTO FRAME ASSEMBLY REMAIN, VERIFY SIZE AND SPAN DIRECTION - TYP.

TOWEL BAR TOILET PAPER DISPENSER

PLINTH PB-1

TILE TILE-6

1 3/4"

PNL PNL-5 PROJECT INFORMATION: BLUESTONE COPING TREADS - TYP.Road 27 Highfield

AND Street Address &

NEW WORK: BUILDING SECTION

SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0"

CROWN CR-1

SHOWER FIXTURE AND NEW PLUMBING CASING CSG-1

PLINTH PB-1 QUARTZ SILL TO MATCH

Map Block Lot Zone: Proposed Construction: Issue Date: Prepared By:

GLASS GLASS-1

COUNTER TILE. PITCH TO SHOWER, TYP.

SCALE: 1 1/2" = 1'-0" 2

ROOM #202 - SHOWER ELEVATION

CROWN CA-1

SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0"

SCALE: 1 1/2"=1'-0" E

3/4"

2'-4"

PROJECT #20224

SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0"

A-3.0

MATCHING SPICE RACK AT CABINET INTERIOR MATCHING C&S #__ SIDE PANELS, TYP.

CROWN CR-4

1 1/16"

2'-0"

3/4"

7/16"

3 A-5.6.1

27 Cricket Lane Wilton, Connecticut 06897 203-762-8800 www.TOMASETTI.com

FRONT PORTICO SECTION BASE B-2

STAINLESS STEELRANGE HOOD PROVIDE NEW METAL EXHAUST DUCT TO EXTERIOR SIZE PER MANUFACTURING REQ'S.

EQ.

TILE TILE-6

ROOM #108 - KITCHEN: WEST INTERIOR ELEVATION

2 A-5.6.1

Wilton, CT 06897 Laura & Eli Carreiro 27 Highfield Road Wilton, CT 06897 EQ. 111-33 R-2A Renovations As Indicated Above Richard M. Tomasetti CT Reg 8932

BASE B-1

SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0"

27 Cricket Lane Wilton, Connecticut 06897 203-762-8800 www.TOMASETTI.com

03-31-21 BIDE ISSUE

T.O. PORCH FLOOR EL.: V.I.F.

BASE B-2

ROOM #202 - WC & SHOWER ELEVATION

1 A-5.6.1

ISSUE & REVISION DATE:

11-14-20 SCHEMATIC BUDGET ISSUE

Owner / Applicant:

FRONT PORTICO SECTION 1

CROWN

NEWCA-1 WORK: BUILDING SECTION BUILDING SECTION

EXTG FIN 1st FLOOR EL.: 100'-0" (SET)

EXISTING STEPS

BASE B-1

PLINTH PB-1

EXISTING SLAB, REPAIR AS REQ'D. TYP.

1 3/8"

ALIGN

PLINTH PB-1

9 1/2"

1 1/8" 6 1/4" 3/4"

EXISTINGGALVANIZED FLASHING TO REMAIN SIMSPON TYPICALPOST BASE - TYP.

1'-10"

EXTG.

PNL PNL-5

6X6 CHAMFERED CEDAR TIMBER ,TYP.

IL 504 1 1/16 x Varies

HORIZONTAL SHIPLAP PANELING - PTD, TYP.

SHEET TITLE

CROWN CR-4

TRIM BOARD, TYP.

EXTG.

G.W.B. EXTG.-1

CASING CSG.-1

EXISTING (V.I.F.)

HORIZONTAL SETTING BED

FIN. FLOOR EL.: 100'-0" (SET)

EXISTING STONE WATER-TABLE TO REMAIN - TYPICAL

BASE B-1

1 2" PLYWOOD, TO MATCH EXISTING

GWB EXTG-1

CROWN CA-1

3/4" PLYWD. 2'-1"

EXISTING FLOOR ASSEMBLY TO REMAIN, VERIFY SIZE AND SPAN DIRECTION - TYP.

Renovations

GROUND LEVEL EL.: 9" +/- (V.I.F.)

EXISTING FLASHING TO REMAIN TYPICAL

EXTG. CONST.

1'-11"

10 1/2"

3'-0"

1/2" G.W.B. 1/4" SHIM

1" 4 1/16"

PLYWOOD, TO MATCH EXISTING

PATIO 5/8"

CARREIRO Wilton, Connecticut

12'-2" +/- F.F. TO B.O. WIND. FRAME - COORD. W. ARCH

PLAN

CROWN CA-1

SIDING, TO MATCH EXISTING 1 2"

KITCHEN VESTIBULE

1 A-3.1

SELF ADHERED MEMBRANE FLASHING - TYPICAL

3" CUSHION BY OWNER

MATCHING C&S #__ SIDE PANELS, TYP.

ALIGN

5" WIDE X DECORATIVE BRACKET, TYP.

CROWN CR-4

CL POSTS

7'-1 1/2"

3 11/16"

5 11/16"

8 3/4"

4 A-5.6.1

3/4" CHAMFER TYP.

CEDAR POST PTD W/ CHAMFERED EDGES TYP.

1'-0"

TRIM BOARD, TYP.

LIVING ROOM BEYOND

CROWN CR-1

SCOPE OF WORK NOTES: 1. NEW WINDOWS 2. NEW DOORS 3. NEW HARDWARE 4. NEW TRIMS (CASINGS, APRONS, STOOLS & CROWNS) 5. NEW CUSTOM PAINT GRADE WOOD VANITY W/ FULL EXTENSION SELF CLOSING BLUM GLIDES. PREFINISHED CUSTOM WALNUT DRAWER BOXES 6. CUSTOM PAINT GRADE BUILT-IN LINEN CABINET COMPLETE WITH GLASS CABINET DOORS, BLUM SELF CLOING GLIDES, PREFINISHED WALNU DRAWER BOXES AND CLOSED INTERIORS MATCHING INTERIORS AT OPEN / GLASS. 7. TILE WAINSCOTTING THROUGHOUT 8. STONE TILE FLOOR WITH SCHLUTER WATER PROOFING AND RADIANT HEAT 9. GLASS ENCLOSED STEAM SHOWER 10. PLATE GLASS PARTITION AND DOOR TO WATER CLOSET ROOM 11. CUSTOM WOOD DOORS WITH MIRRORED INTERIOR FACES

EQ.

SCALE:

CHRISTOPHER PAGLIARO

COVE, TYP.

DWN 2R

5 1/2"

COPE & STICK SIDE PANEL TYPICAL

1'-0"

7'-1 1/2"

1 3/4" 1"

QUARTZ TOP, APRON & STOOL - TYPICAL

CEDAR COVE MOULDING PTD TYP.

3/4"

CUSTOM WOOD SUB-SILL TYPICAL

5 1/2"

SELF ADHERED MEMBRANE FLASHING - TYPICAL

1 1/2"

3'-3 1/4" +/- (V.I.F.)

3/4" 5 1/2"

49'-8 1/2"

1/2"

DECORATIVE BRACKET TYPICAL

6" FLASHING

NEW WINDOW UNIT - TYPICAL

7'-6 5/16"

NEW WINDOW UNIT - TYPICAL 1 1/8"

COPE & STICK HEAD CASING PNL. - TYPICAL

CHAMFER,TYP.

SAW CUT REGLET INTO STONE 1"

BED MOULDING B.O. TIMBER EL.: ALIGN W/ T.O. DOR TRIM (COORD W/ ARCH)

3/4" CHAMFER TYP.

+/-3'-7 1/4" WINDOW UNIT HEIGHT (COORD. W/ MFG.)

REVEAL - TYPICAL

11 7/8"

LVL HEADER PROVIDE SIMPSON STRAP TIES OVER TOP PLATE E TYPICAL

7 1/2"

3'-6"

FOAM - TYPICAL

3 1/2" 11 7/8"

LVL BOX FRAME, FASTEN TO SIDE BOX & FRAME - TYPICAL

1'-6"

COPE & STICK HEAD PANEL TYPICAL

DINING ROOM BEYOND NEW CLOSED CELL SPRAY

8'-0" +/- FIN FLOOR TO FIN CEILING (V.I.F)

3 1/2"

BLOCKING AS REQ'D

EXISTING DOOR AND STRUCTURE TO REMAIN

7 1/4"

BED MOULDING

FOYER BEYOND

DOUBLE FLUSH LVL CUT TO SIZE - TYPICAL

9 1/2"

1 1/8" 6 1/4"

3/8" 1 1/8"

FASCIA BOARD

3 1/2"

2 1/8"

1 8"

7 1/4"

3/4"

10 1/8" 1 3/4"

BLOCKING AS REQ'D

1 16"

EQ.

CASING CSG.-1

CARREIRO

CASING CSG-1 1/4"

ROOM #202 - WC & SHOWER ELEVATION

ROOM #108 - KITCHEN: NORTH INTERIOR ELEVATION

BASE B-2

ISSUE & REVISION DATE:

11-14-20 SCHEMATIC BUDGET ISSUE 03-31-21 BIDE ISSUE

2'-8"

9 5/8"

6" EQ A

27 Highfield Road Wilton, CT 06897 Laura & Eli Carreiro 27 Highfield Road Wilton, CT 06897 Map Block Lot 111-33 Zone: R-2A Proposed Construction: Renovations Issue Date: As Indicated Above Prepared By: Richard M. Tomasetti CT Reg 8932

10 3/8"

EQ A

Owner / Applicant:

MAGIC CORNER @ CABINET - TYP.

SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0" 3

TILE TILE-6

Street Address &

ROOM #202 - LINEN WARDROBE SECTIONS

ROOM #202 - SHOWERRANGE ELEVATION

ROLLOUTS AT SINK BASE LINE WITH STAINLESS STEEL

SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0"

SHEET TITLE

INTERIORS: ROOM #202 - MASTER BATH

1 1/4" 2'-4 3/4"

2'-7 1/2"

Wilton, Connecticut

GLASS GLASS-1

PROJECT INFORMATION:

QUARTZ SILL TO MATCH COUNTER TILE. PITCH TO SHOWER, TYP. 4" 3/4"

CUSHION BY OWNER - TYP.

EQ.

1" TYP.

TILE TILE-6

BUILT-IN BENCH - TYP.

1'-10 3/4"

OPEN TO EXTG STAIR HALL ROOM #112

3/4"

TILE TILE-2

PNL PNL-5

6'-9 1/8"

1'-6"

TOILET PAPER DISPENSER

Renovations

3'-8" EQ.

1'-3 1/16"

ROOM #108 - KITCHEN: EAST INTERIOR ELEVATION

REFRIGERATOR, REUSE EXTG

SCALE: 1 1/2"=1'-0"

ROOM #202 - VANITY SECTIONS

BASE B-2

SCALE: 1 1/2"=1'-0" E

SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0"

203

ARCHITECTS, LLC

2'-1"

TOWEL BAR

80"

3'-8 3/8"

3'-7 1/8"

SHOWER FIXTURE AND NEW PLUMBING

1'-10"

PLYWOOD

S-400 VENT BY CORE-A-VENT

COPE & STICK SIDE PANEL TYPICAL

320 Post Road, Suite 160 Darien, Connecticut 06820 203.838.5517 8'-0" www.pbs-archs.com

ARCHITECTS, LLC

12 +/- 6" V.I.F

SELF ADHERED MEMBRANE FLASHING - TYPICAL

EXISTING FRAME WALL- TYP.

PLYWOOD

3 1/4"

1 2"

1 1/2" 5 1/2"

A.5 TYP.

80"

SCHLUTER DITRAMAT TYPICAL 8 REPAIR/REPLACE PLYWOOD SUB FLOORING AS REQ'D.

T&G CEDAR PAINTED WHITE

EXISTING STONE VENEER, TYP.

FARM SINK - TYPICAL

KITCHEN

27 Cricket Lane Wilton, Connecticut 06897 203-762-8800 www.TOMASETTI.com

3/4" PLYWOOD SELF ADHERED MEMBRANE UNDERLAYMENT - TYPICAL

3 4"

STANDING SEAM COPPER ROOFING - TYPICAL SELF ADHERED MEMBRANE UNDERLAYMENT - TYPICAL

1/2"

CHRISTOPHER PAGLIARO

STANDING SEAM COPPER METAL SEAM ROOF ROOFING - TYPICAL

3 4"

LIVING ROOM BEYOND

POR

OPEN TO LIVING ROOM

COPPER FLASHING - TYPICAL

NEW TILE FLOORING

NEW CLOSED CELL SPRAY FOAM - TYPICAL

My responsibilities include interior design, developing construction documents and details, documenting existing conditions, reviewing RFIs, and coordinating weekly site visits with contractors and subs.

CL POST

REPAIR / REPLACE EXTG. PLYWOOD ROOF SHEATHING TYPICAL

EQ.

TILE & DITRAMAT

SIDING (MATCH EXTG.)

FLAT RECESSED PANEL TYPICAL

CPA is a small firm that works primarily on newbuild waterfront properties. I was hired to manage their renovation work, field measuring, shadow the principal architect and manage client relationships.

SELF ADHERED MEMBRANE FLASHING - TYPICAL

CL POST AND RAFTER

FLASHING

SELF ADHERED MEMBRANE FLASHING - TYPICAL

SUBFL. +/- 7 1/4" V.I.F.

+/- 6'-0" (EXTG)

PATIO

FOYER SAW CUT REGLET INTO STONE 1". BEYOND

1/2" EXTG PLYWD REPLACE AS REQ'D

NEW INSULATION AS REQUIRED, TYP.

1/2" G.W.B.

Project Description :

3 1/2" V.I.F.

1/2"

NEW CEMENT BACKER BOARDS - TYPICAL

Firm : Christopher Pagliaro Architects Duration : September 2020Role : Junior Designer

KITCHEN VESTIBULE

IL 504 1 1/16 x Varies

DINING ROOM BEYOND

CL RAFTER

CL POST AND RAFTER

7 1/2"

KITCHEN

Here are a few samples of the work I have done thus far. These projects are a variety of new build and renovation work.

EXTG WINDOW UNIT - TYPICAL

BACKER FELT & CAULK.

SELF ADHERED MEMBRANE FLASHING - TYPICAL

4 1/2"

RESIDENTIAL WORK

S 1 2 3 4

SCALE: 1/2"=1'-0"

PROJECT #20224

A-5.4.1

CARREIRO Renovations Wilton, Connecticut SHEET TITLE

INTERIORS: ROOM #108 - KITCHEN

SHE’LL BE COMIN’ROUND THE MOUNTAIN Architectural Thesis January 2018 - May 2019 Advisors: Ann Cederna, Julio Bermudez, Eric Jenkins She’ll Be Coming ‘Round the Mountain depicts a woman, hiking alone on a mountain, while confronting architecture. While hiking, you are attuned to your vulnerability and you, instinctively, have a heightened sense of self-awareness. It is in these moments, that an interruption can make a lasting impact. While enchanted by your environment, you are lured into architectural destinations where you continue your journey through a series of obstacles. These obstacles are revealed to the hiker through a juxtaposing cadence between moments of hazard and moments of reprieve.

your journey starts here

women of the past aviators. travelers.navigators.explorers

With the support of architectural boundaries, people are able to confront their fears and free themselves from perceived limitation, kindling a sense of accomplishment.

fear of wildlife

fear of the unknown

fear of heights

relief: vantage point

fear of trail conditions

fear of instability

fear of rushing water

fear of getting lost

fear of caves

relief: accessiblity

fear of confined spaces

relief: wayfinding

fear of injury

fear of cliffs

fear of edges

relief: boundaries

ROCK CREEK SCHOLARS Study + Meditation + Dwelling for 12 Muslim Scholars Spring 2018 Professor - Ann Cederna Islamic Center of Washington, D.C. 2551 Massachusetts Ave Washington, D.C. The design proposal is for 12 scholars that are to come, live, study and pray on the mosque’s campus. During our site visit, we added a master planning component to our program after learning that the mosque needs to be able to accommodate 2,000+ people on Fridays for prayer. The architecture of the scholar retreat is meant to respond to the mosque, Rock Creek Park, and the influx of mosque goers.

Second Floor 1/16” = 1’-0”

Tiled TilePlinth Plinth

Prayer Garden Prayer Garden

Mosque Mosque

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Communal Area Area Communal Crosswalk over Belmont Rd Crosswalk over Belmont Rd Transit ZoneZone Transit Public Park Park Public

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- Threshold - Garden - Sectional Change - Courtyard - Spiritual Preparation

Indoor to Outdoor Extension of Rock Creek Park through floral tile Circulation, Assembly Space Above Transitional Outdoor Space Fountain (reflection, separation, transition)

Lower Level= 1’-0” Underground 1/16”

Ground Floor 1/8” = 1’-0” Ground Level

Underground 1/16” = 1’-0”

Mosque MosqueExperiential ExperientialSection Section

NTS NTS

Experiential ExperientialProgram ProgramCollages Collages 14

I designed a series of spaces intended to mentally and physically prepare you for either study, meditation, prayer, and sleep. To do that, I created a series of collages that expressed the design objective, materials, and architecture that each space would need. From these collages, I then produced orthographic representations.

A FIELD WITHIN A FOREST 6,500 sf Residential Home Fall 2017 Professor - Julio Bermudez + Rick Joy 6665 Alexander Road Bethesda, Maryland The Byrnes are a Fortune 500 family living in the Washington,D.C. area looking for a home that will help bring their family back together. Lauren, the matriarch and breadwinner, is having problems leaving work at work and connecting with her family. Her husband David, a stay-at-home dad and art collector, has decided to build a new home that does not compromise their security for personal freedom or freedom of expression. The house is suspended within a field of salvaged telephone poles. Inspired by the surround context of the forest, I have designed an environmental sculpture that immerses the family within a work of art that does not wall them off from the rest of the world. The poles function as art, structure for the house, and security so that the Byrnes are constantly connected to the art that surrounds them, supports the house, and protects their family.

Lauren’s Transition Home

In the Treetops

Full Immersion - Security through Density

I first drew a diagram of Lauren “braiding” through the forest, leaving her responsibilities in the city and finding her way home through the repetition of the trees. This transition exists on the bridge to the home, lit up at night for way finding. The bridge also has moments where you can step off the path to see David’s private sculpture collection that exists within the field of poles.

The site is on a cliff, so you have the unique perspective of being up in the treetops. The view below opens up the the Potomac River and the surrounding forest. Elevating the family also gives them additional security, a major concern for the family.

Not only is the family raised above the falling ground below, they are also surrounded by salvagesd telephone poles, giving them their own space to learn and grow together. Instead of surrounding them by a walled off community, they are able to achieve maximum security without living in a fortress. The filed poles mute the feeling of isolation by mimicking the rhythm of the forest.

Level 1

Level 2

Site Plan

Public Private

Semi - Private

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