Portfolio | Reflexive Morphologies by Madison Wong

Madison L. Wong

Education

North Rockland High School | Advanced Regents Diploma

June 2015 | Thiells, NY

Roger Williams University | Bachelor of Science in Architecture | Second Major in Art + Architectural History

August 2015 - May 2019 | Bristol, RI

The University of Michigan | Masters of Architecture With Disctinction

August 2020 - May 2022 | Ann Arbor, MI

Work Experience

DiLeonardo International

Design + Project Coordinator

April 2018 - October 2019 | Warwick, RI

Ed Wojcik Architects

CAD Drafter, 3D Render

October 2019 - May 2020 | Providence, RI

UMICH Fabrications Lab

3-Axis CNC Router & Waterjet Lab Assistant

August 2020 - May 2022 | Ann Arbor, MI

Dameron Architecture

Intern Architect, 3D Render, Consultant

June 2021 - August 2021 | Brooklyn, NY

Taubman College | Integrative Systems Course

Graduate Student Instructor (GSI)

August 2021 - December 2021 | Ann Arbor, MI

University of Michigan | Arts Initiative

Architecture Research Assistant

January 2022 - June 2022 | Ann Arbor, MI

Haute Architecture D.P.C. | Haute Interior LLC

Junior Architect + Designer

August 2022 - Current | New York, NY

Technical Skills

Achievements & Affiliations

North Rockland High School

NRHS Social Studies Honor Society

NRHS English Honors Society

Roger Williams University

Deans List

Computer Applications Design Board Competition Winner

Barcelona Architecture Center | Fall 2017

Deans List

Field Studies Video Competition

Rhode Island School of Design | Summer 2018

TIG Welding + Metals Work Studio

Taubman College of Architecture + Urban Planning

Fall 2021

Architecture Viewbook 2021

Taubman College Student Show 2022 Nominee

Volunteer Work

Habitat for Humanity (2016-2018)

Food Recovery Network (2015-2019)

Foundation for International Medical Relief for Children (2016-2019)

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (2013-2014)

College Against Cancer (2015-2019)

ACE Mentor (2018-2019)

Relevant Affiliations

AIAS

NAWIC

3D Modeling + Programming Rhino 7 + Grasshopper, Sketchup, Cinema 4D, Blender, 123D Make, Python

Post Production

Fabrication

(845)-519-5637

PO Box #513. Lagrangeville, NY, 12540

madisonwong.mvdvrt@gmail.com

V-Ray, Enscape, Lumion, Octane, Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Lightroom, After Effects, Premiere Laser Cutter, Onsrud 3-Axis CNC Router (Mastercam), Flow Waterjet (Flow Path + Flow Cut), Makerbot 3D Printer, TIG Welding, MIG Welding, Multiple Woodshop Machines, Clay Handbuilding + Wheel Throwing

THE SYMBOTICS PROJECT 3|CO AUTO-DISSEMINATION PROFESSIONAL SAMPLE WORKS SONIC ECOLOGIES SPECIATED ADVANCED COMPUTATIONAL GEOMETRIES SPATIAL FRAGMENTS + DEEP DIAGRAMS ONA DE SO SOL 2645 N. LAKEWOOD AVENUE MINDMATTER ARTS + CRAFTS I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII 004 018 038 044 054 066 070 072 074 084 090 094 REFLEXIVE MORPHOLOGIES CLIMATE SPECULATIVE FICTIONS HOUSING + ECOLOGY FASHION + FOOD INDUSTRIES DILEONARDO/DAMERON/HAUTE ARCHITECTURE THESIS SPECULATIVE TYPOLOGIES + PARTS RHINO + GRASSHOPPER SPECULATIVE SCHOOLS RECREATIONAL NIGHTCLUB SOLAR STRUCTURE HEALTHY HOUSING ARTS + FABRICATION EDUCATION EDUCATION WORK Allworkfeaturedhavebeencompletedordevelopedbetweentheyearsof2013-2023

THE SYMBOTICS PROJECT

Climate Speculative Fictions

UMICH | ARCH 562

Instructor: Kathy Velikov

Partner: Fernando Rosas

Honing in on developing a solution that does not aim to offer utopia or dystopia, but rather presents a middle ground where opposing actor networks can co-exist. Sympoiesis, or making-with, rather than autopoiesis, or self-making proves more conducive to the kind of thinking that would provide a means to building a more livable future.

Exploring the possibilities of creating a new world where biology, intelligent machines, and systems can begin to co-exist and co-evolve as the landscape gets hybridized with responsive technologies allows the diegetic prototype to better process and respond to the variables and multi-scale inputs from their environment. Ultimately, this project speculates on what AI technology and bio composite 3D printing can offer for future practice. It raises questions about sustainability, alternative building methods, social, and political implications along with where the architectural profession could move as global warming continues.

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3 | CO Housing+Ecology

UMICH | ARCH 672

Instructor: Claudia Wigger + Craig Borum

Partner: Fernando Rosas + Haiyu Zheng

An experimental housing project that draws inspiration from other surrounding projects, Detroit’s historical events, and our own group interest on form and ecological design. This project takes into consideration the user’s experiences, health, and wellbeing, while also rethinking methods for how designers can reduce, reuse, and recycle materials and ideas to generate new and exciting projects in regard to housing for the masses. Moreover, the Detroit site inspired reactions to the ongoing issues and historical framework of the Arts district.

Three experimental housing types encompass the site. One representing a more modern method of living in the form of a row house, the second reusing the excavated site and maximizing thermal insulation called the earth home, and the third resembling a tree house incrementally developed through prefabricated unit types. Our conceptual ideas can be viewed from the materials applied to the additive figures and fixtures that incorporate each intricate spatial layout.

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REIMAGINING HOUSING, ECOLOGY + FORM

CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM

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CIRCULATION PLAN | PUBLIC SPACE DIAGRAMS SCALE: NOT TO SCALE

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PERSPECTIVE_TOP VIEW

UNIT LOCATION

Slabs

Structural Core

Beams

Girder

Concrete Foundation

Columns

Elevator Shaft/ Structural Core

Beams

Girder

2 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME

Concrete Foundation

1 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME

PERSPECTIVE_BOTTOM VIEW

Slabs: 1’

Columns: 8” x 8”

Elevator Shaft/ Structural Core: 8” thick walls

Beams: 6” x 6”

Girder: 8” x 8”

Concrete Foundation: 8’ x 6’

LOCATION

STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS + RENDERINGS

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2 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME

Slabs: 1’

STRUCTURAL APPROACH TO TREE HOUSE CONSTRUCTION

TO TREE CONSTRUCTION

1 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME

Columns: 8” x 8”

Elevator Shaft/ Structural Core: 8” thick walls

Beams: 6” x 6”

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025 REFLEXIVE MORPHOLOGIES DIAGRAM_STEEL Slab to Beam Girder to Column Column to Foundation Foundation to Ground Shaft Wall to Foundation LOAD TRANSFER DIAGRAM_STEEL Column to Girder

LANDSCAPE PLAN

026 BLACK EYED SUSAN 2-3’ Tall | 1-2’ Spread Full Sun Medium Watering Showy Goldenrod 1.5-5’ Tall Full Sun Light-Medium Watering Rough Blazing Star 2,4,6’ Tall Full Sun Light Watering Alternate Leaved Dogwood 15-20’ Canopy Partial Shade Horizontal Branching Pattern Medium Watering CARDINAL FLOWER 2-4’ Tall Partial Shade Heavy Watering WILD COLUMBINE 1-3’ Tall | 1-2’ Spread Partial Shade Medium Watering, Moist Soil COMMON CINQUEFOIL 4’ Tall Partial Shade Medium Water WILD BERGAMOT BEEBALM 2-4’ Tall | 2-3’ Spread Partial Shade Medium Watering BLACK GUM TREE 30-50’ Tall | 20-30’ Wide Partial Shade Heavy Watering Serviceberry / Juneberry 15-30’ Tall 8-15’ Spread Partial Sun Medium Watering Purple Coneflower 2-5’ Tall, 1-2’ Wide Partial - Full Sun Medium Watering Wild Strawberry 2.5” Tall Partial - Full Sun Light Watering Little Bluestem Grass 1-3’ Tall 2’ Spread Partial Sun Light Watering

SCALE: 1/32” = 1’-0”

BUR OAK TREE 70-90’ Tall 60-90’ Spread Full Sun Heavy Water to Start, No Water When Established Great Blue Lobelia 2-3’ Tall | 1-2’ Spread Full Sun Heavy Water Sand Coreopsis 2-4’ Tall 1-2’ Spread Full Sun Light Watering Yarrow 2-3’ Tall 2-3’ Spread Full Sun Light Watering Hairy Beardtongue 6”-8’ Tall 8-20” Wide Full Sun Light Watering Wild Lupine 12-24” Tall 12-18” Spread Full Sun Light Watering Smooth Aster 3-6’ Tall 2-3’ Spread Full Sun Medium Watering Swamp Milkweed 3-5’ Tall 2-3’ Spread Full Sun Heavy Watering (Wet Meadow / Rain Garden) Yellow Coneflower 2-3’ Tall 1-1.5’ Spread Full Sun Light Watering New England Aster 3-6’ Tall | 2-3’ Spread Full Sun Medium-Heavy Watering Mountain Mint 2-3’ Tall 2-3’ Spread Full Sun Low Watering Grey Goldenrod 1.5-5’ Tall Full Sun Light Watering Indian Grass Up to 6’ Tall Full Sun Light Watering Butterfly Weed 1-2’ Tall | 1-1.5’ Spread Full Sun Medium Watering Red Oak Tree 50-75’ Tall 50-75’ Spread Full Sun Light Watering Kentucky Coffee Tree 65-75’ Tall 40-50’ Spread Full Sun Light Watering Hophornbeam Tree 20-35’ Tall | 20-25’ Spread Part-Full Shade Medium Watering Wild Ginger 6” Tall Full Shade Light Watering Wild Geranium 12” Tall 12-18” Spread Partial-Full Sun Light Watering Short’s Aster 3’ Tall Full Shade Light Watering 027

UNIT TYPES + FLOOR PLANS

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FLOOR PLAN: GROUND FLOOR

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FLOOR PLAN: FLOOR 2

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CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAM

FLOOR PLAN: FLOOR 4

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FLOOR PLAN: FLOOR 5

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RENDERED PERSPECTIVE - 2 BEDROOM TREE HOUSE APARTMENT SCALE: NOT TO SCALE

RENDERED PERSPECTIVE + INTERIOR: 2 BEDROOM - TREE HOUSE

INTERIOR RENDERING - 2 BEDROOM TREE HOUSE APARTMENT SCALE: NOT TO SCALE

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RENDERED PERSPECTIVE - STUDIO TREE HOUSE APARTMENT SCALE: NOT TO SCALE

RENDERED PERSPECTIVE + INTERIOR: STUDIO - TREE HOUSE

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ADDITIONAL PERSPECTIVE + STRUCTURAL RENDERINGS

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RENDERING - FLOOR 3 OF TREE HOUSE APARTMENTS CIRCULATION SPACE SCALE:

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AUTO-DISSEMINATION

UMICH | ARCH 552

Instructor: Perry Kulper

Fasion + Food Industries

Auto-Dissemination analyzes the juxtaposition between trends and advertisements within the world of the supermarket food industry and fast fashion industry in efforts to look ‘behind the curtain’ and structure relationships between three key issues involving social inequity, unfair labor practices, and waste. Representationally explored through various design methods including analogic, automatistic, gestural, and metaphorical thinking led to the development of a composite drawing. Quasi real and quasi fake critical fragments expand through multiple temporalities and split geographies, relating to the globalization and ubiquity of the supermarket and fast fashion realm.

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Developing the 3D model by honing in on key aspects of the supermarket and treating them analogously as a fashion show allowed overlaps whithin each industry to come to fruition. Each image compounds one or more of the aformentioned issues in effort to represent the negative side of globalization. Labor practices, social inequality, and waste are the backbone of consumerism at the expense of many individuals and the planet at large.

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PROFESSIONAL SAMPLE WORK

Professional Architecture + Interior Architecture Projects

DiLeonardo International | Dameron Architecture | Haute Architecture

2018 - 2023

These next few pages include works at different stages, including schematic design, design development, and construction documentation. Along with project team members, I took on various roles by through support in interior design, Site analysis, Conceptual sketching and presentation mock ups, CAD drafting, modeling, and rendering.

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Firm: DiLeonardo International | Project: Anichi Resort + Spa in Dominica | 2018 - 2019

Full control of the interiors of this new build resort include the design of the headboard, furniture, fabrics, and finishes. Additional support in CAD drafting, 3D modelling, and rendering.

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2 3 A B C D E F G H 4 KING GUESTROOM DOUBLE QUEEN GUESTROOM TERRACE BATHROOM ENTRY TERRACE BATHROOM ENTRY CORRIDOR FF&A PLANS NOT IN SCOPEX ELEVATION @ KING GUESTROOM

Firm: DiLeonardo International | Project: The Alexandrian | 2019

specifications and furniture selection.

Firm: DiLeonardo International | Quidnessett Country Club | 2019

Support in custom sity analysis, chandelier design, 3D modeling, rendering, CAD drafting, specifications and furniture selection.

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Firm: Dameron Architecture | Project: Kijana Global Innovation School | 2021

This pro bono project is a school extension in Kijana, Kenya. Support in conceptual sketching, material studies, site analysis, 3D modeling, and rendering, this project is currently in construction.

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MEDIA CENTER (BELOW) ENTRY (BELOW) CONFERENCE COLLABORATION FACULTY SEWING INNOVATION LAB GLOBAL COMMUNICATION OFFICE OFFICE STAGE, OUTDOOR DINING/ OUTDOOR STUDY CAMPUS ENTRY R A MP DOWN DN. BUS TURNAROUND (BELOW) KITCHEN RESTROOMS UPPER LEVEL PLAN

Firm: Dameron Architecture | Project: St. Marks Ave., NY | 2021

A rennovation of a rowhouse in Brooklyn, NY. Work done on this project includes CAD drafting from SD-CD, 3D modelling and rendering, Site analysis, programming, and client presentations.

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SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0" CELLAR CONSTRUCTION PLAN 001 002 003 LAV WC NEW SKYLIGHT TO BE LOCATED IN EXISTING COAL SHUTE HATCH EXISTING COAL CHUTE/CELLAR ACCESS EXISTING BOILER EXISTING HOT WATER HEATER EXISTING DRAIN PIPE EXISTING STORM AND SANITARY PIPING EXISTING PANEL W/ WALL OUTLET SANITARY PIPING EXISTING METER EXISTING E PANEL W/D W/D 003 INSPECT ALL WALLS FOR OPENINGS AND SEAL FOR RODENT PROOFING THROUGHOUT. TYP. WATERPROOF CHUTE PATCH AND PAINT EXISTING CONCRETE FLOOR UTILITY SINK 01 02 03 NEW DRAIN STRUCTURAL COLUMNS TO REMAIN. TYP. BOILER BASE CUTOUT TO BE FILLED IN TO ALLOW FOR EASE OF PASS-THROUGH NEW PLUMBING FIXTURES NEW FOUNDATION FORTIFICATION AT BACK WALL TBC W/ STRUCTURAL PLUMBING FIXTURES TO REQUIRE SUMP PUMP FOR EFFECTIVE WATER DRAINAGE. TBC W/ MECHANICAL ALIGN SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0" 4' 8' 0 16' LEGEND: DEMO WALL EXISTING WALL NEW WALL DO NOT SCALE FROM PRINTED DRAWINGS DN UP DN DN GARDEN APARTMENT CONSTRUCTION PLAN DOOR SEPARATES APARTMENTS; FIREPROOF SELF-CLOSING DOOR 102 104 106 107 101 105 WC LAV SHOWER SINK DW STOVE REF NEW STAIR AND RAIL NEW MASONRY WALL. NEW EGRESS DOOR TO BE REPLACED IN KIND EXISTING DRAIN TO REMAIN PROVIDE BLOCKING AS NEEDED FOR WALL-MOUNTED BIKE RACK MILLWORK CLOSET TO BE OUTFITTED FOR STORAGE & SUPPORT WALL MOUNTED TV SEAL BRICK PER FINISH SCHEDULE THROUGHOUT APPLY WEATHERSTRIPPING 04 05 08 09 10 11 100 NEW BLUESTONE PAVERS THROUGHOUT EXISTING DRAIN TO BE REPLACED EXISTING HATCH TO REMAIN EXISTING HOSE BIB SLOPE TO DRAIN PROVIDE PLUMBING SHELF TO CONCEAL PIPING CLEAN & SEAL EXPOSED BRICK MILLWORK STORAGE SHELVING W/D STACKED WASHER/DRYER WITH MILLWORK CLOSET. PROVIDE GAP FOR VENT. VIF. EXISTING EGRESS STAIR TO REMAIN 201 203 204 205 206 207 SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0" PARLOUR FLOOR CONSTRUCTION PLAN LAV WC SINK DW STOVE REF NEW GEL FIREPLACE ALIGN NEW STAIR AND RAIL 208 209 NEW MASONRY WALL. COORDINATE W/ STRUCTURAL NEW GLASS CURTAIN WALL. COORDINATE W/ STRUCTURAL EXISTING DOORS TO REMAIN, APPLY WEATHERSTRIPPING MARVIN SLIDING DOOR W/ ROLLER SCREEN TERRAZZO COUNTER PANTRY MILLWORK TO BE FURTHER DEVELOPED W/ GC. TERRAZZO COUNTER W/ MILLWORK CABINETRY ABOVE. STRUCTURAL COLUMN SUPPORT. PLASTER, FINISH, AND MOULDINGS TBC W/ ARCHITECT WALL W/ ARCHWAY. SEE STORAGE & DISPLAY MILLWORK TBC W/ ARCHITECT. SEE ELEVATIONS 13 14 16 ALIGN 209 MILLWORK NICHE CLIENT: PROJECT: CHECKED BY: SHEET OF ISSUE DESCRIPTION DATE 104 ST MARKS 104 ST MARKS AVENUE BROOKLYN, NY Carrie Corcoran Wright CD A R C H T E C T U R E P L L C 45 MAIN STREET, SUITE 624 BROOKLYN, NY 11201 Ph: 347.689.4907 WWW.DAMERONARCH.COM 00 A-100 FLOOR PLANS -UP DN SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0" SECOND FLOOR CONSTRUCTION PLAN 305 302 301 303 304 NEW SHOWER & TUB IN EXISTING LOCATION NEW SINK IN EXISTING LOCATION NEW TOILET IN EXISTING LOCATION LAV WC SHOWER/ BATH MINIMIZE WALL BUILD-OUT, CONSULT WITH ARCHITECT NEW WINDER STAIR AND RAIL EXISTING RADIATOR TO BE RELOCATED & MANTEL MILLWORK CLOSET W/ FLOOR TO CEILING MIRROR INLAY EXISTING FIREPLACE MANTEL 20 18 21 22 23 19 MILLWORK SHELVING SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0" 4' 8' 0 16' LEGEND: DEMO WALL EXISTING WALL NEW WALL DO NOT SCALE FROM PRINTED DRAWINGS DN UP SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0" THIRD FLOOR CONSTRUCTION PLAN 408 405 402 406 407 403 404 NEW SHOWER IN EXISTING LOCATION NEW SINK IN EXISTING LOCATION EXISTING LOCATION LAV WC SHOWER MINIMIZE WALL BUILD-OUT, CONSULT BEFORE RE-FRAMING 409 W/D W/D EXISTING MANTEL TO REMAIN 28 29 26 24 27 25 30 31 DN SCALE: 3/8" = 1'-0" ROOF CONSTRUCTION PLAN NEW ROOF ACCESS BULKHEAD LOT LINE LOT LINE EXISTING SLOPE FIRE DEPARTMENT EGRESS CLEAR WIDTH REPAIR EXISTING GUTTER/DOWNSPOUT AS NECESSARY FIRE DEPARTMENT EGRESS CLEAR WIDTH NOTES: ALL HISTORICAL FIREPLACES ARE NON-FUNCTIONING. FLASHING AND WILL REQUIRE ABATEMENT ALL EXISTING FLOORS TO BE STRIPPED AND REPLACED 500 LOCATE VENT FOR DRYER. COORDINATE W/ MECHANICAL NEW BENCH WITH LOCKABLE WATER TIGHT STORAGE DRAWN BY: 104 ST MARKS 104 ST MARKS AVENUE BROOKLYN, NY Carrie Corcoran Wright ARCHITECT: MM & MW A R C H T E C T U R E P L L C 45 MAIN STREET, SUITE 624 BROOKLYN, NY 11201 Ph: 347.689.4907 WWW.DAMERONARCH.COM 00 A-101 FLOOR PLANS - -

Firm: Haute Architecture | Coppertops Main House | 2022 - 2023

Support in programming, CAD drafting, coordination with manufacturers, contractors, and engineers, 3D modelling, rendering, specifications, and documentation.

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Firm: Haute Architecture | Coppertops Main House | 2022 - 2023

Above is the plan of the 1st floor along with a cross section and longitudinal section throughout the house. This 20,000 sq ft design expresses alternating geometries and split realities.

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EL = 14'-0" BOH Ridge EL = 9'-6" First Floor - Underside of Beams EL = 0'-0" First Floor F.F. EL = 1'-4 3/8" Basement Finished Celing EL = 10'-0 3/8" Basement Floor F.F. EL =10'-8" First Floor Finished Ceiling 10'-8" 9'-6" 14'-0" 8'-8" 10'-0 1'-4 Foyer Entry Lobby Lobby/Game Room MEP/Storage Veneered structural beams; to be coordinated with structural drawings 1. LONGITUDINAL SECTION SCALE: 1/8"=1'-0" Offset pivot entry door Platform stair beyond 9'-0" 9'-0" EL = 17'-8 1/4" FOH Ridge EL = 14'-0" BOH Ridge EL = 10'-5 1/2" BOH Eave EL = 8'-0" Garage Finished Ceiling EL = 0'-0" First Floor F.F. EL = 1'-4 3/8" Basement Finished Celing EL = 10'-0 3/8" Basement Floor F.F. EL = 10'-6 5/8" (Varies) FOH Eave EL = 10'-8" Attic/Mezzanine F.F. EL = 9'-6" Bathrooms Finished Ceiling EL = 0'-0" First Floor F.F. EL = - 1'-4 3/8" Basement Finished Celing EL = - 10'-0 3/8" Basement Floor F.F. Garage Garage Bathroom Kid's Bedroom Pool/Spa 9'-0" 1'-0" Wood Louvers Metal Clad Chimney Metal Clad Chimney 17'-8 10'-8" 10'-6 9'-6" 1'-4 8'-8" 14'-0" 10'-5 8'-0" 1'-4 8'-8" 2. CROSS SECTION A-A SCALE: 1/8"=1'-0" 2'-6" 6" 2'-0" 9'-6" 1'-6" 78° 82° Full height glass partitions 89° 8'-0" 1'-0" 3'-6" Glass Balustrade Slab open to below Metal Clad Chimney Proposed Sections A-300.00 as noted © 2022 haute architecture dpc copyright full size = ansi d (22x34) COPPERTOPS MAIN RESIDENCE dob no. dwg no. seal & signature sheet no. 08 April 2022 project no. drawing title 150P project title: revision/submission scale date it is a violation of the nys education law for any person, acting under the direction of a licenced architect, to alter document or item in any way. do not scale dimensions drawings: given dimensions govern. the contractor shall site dimensions prior to fabrication or start of work. whether specifically stated or not, all work is to comply with the regulations of governing local and state departments. haute architecture dpc shall be notified of any discrepancies this drawing is the copyright of haute architecture dpc and not be reproduced or used except by express permission. haute architecture d.p.c. 134 west 29th street, suite 806 new york, ny 10011 t: 212 695 9638 Gwalchmei LLC 411 West Road Alford, Massachusetts warning: owner: architect: SCHEMATIC DESIGN SET 01 04.08.2022 vitruvian 208 E 25th St new york, ny 1010 t: 917 923 8937 structural engineer: jmv engineering 37 w 29th st, suite 703 new york, ny 10018 t: 212 852 9855 mep engineer: greylock design associates 4 lime kiln road lenox, ma 01240 t: 413 637 8366 civil engineer: onelux studio 158 west 29th st new york, ny 10001 t: 212 201 5790 lighting designer: NOT FOR CONTRUCTION N GARBAGE & RECYCLE BEDROOM 2 109 218 SQ. FT. BEDROOM 1 107 197 SQ. FT. LIVING ROOM 118 697 SQ. FT. MILLWORK SHELVING DINING ROOM 119 891 SQ. FT. STORAGE 2 120 39 SQ. FT. MAIN BEDROOM 121 793 SQ. FT. PR 1 123 32 SQ. FT. WEST GALLERY 103 891 SQ. FT. FOYER 102 111 SQ. FT. KITCHEN 133 457 SQ. FT. PR 2 135 55 SQ. FT. MUDROOM 231 SQ. FT. GARAGE 1 139 908 SQ. FT. FAMILY ROOM 128 397 SQ. FT. NORTH ENTRY 132 64 SQ. FT. STORAGE 131 44 SQ. FT. PANTRY 1 130 65 SQ. FT. REFLECTING POOL 495 SQ. FT. WEST TERRACE 127 172 SQ. FT. EAST GALLERY 104 290 SQ. FT. PR 3 105 31 SQ. FT. BEDROOM 3 111 217 SQ. FT. BEDROOM 4 113 222 SQ. FT. BATH 1 108 46 SQ. FT. ENTRY 101 SOUTH TERRACE 126 630 SQ. FT. BATH 2 110 63 SQ. FT. BATH 3 112 63 SQ. FT. BATH 4 114 63 SQ. FT. MAIN BATH 125 118 SQ. FT. STORAGE 1 117 1. PROPOSED PLAN - 1ST FLOOR SCALE: 1/8"=1'-0" 2 A-301 2 A-301 1 A-300 1 A-301 A-301 2 A-300 2 A-300 1 A-300 87'-3" 28'-6" 2'-5 30'-11 13'-9" 13'-6" 13'-6" 13'-3" 9'-8" 13'-6" 25'-0" 63'-5" 31'-9" 17'-3 6'-3" 8'-2" 35'-0 14'-2" 29'-0" 35'-6" 28'-6" 2'-1 30'-7 14'-11" 13'-7" 5'-0" 4'-0" 38'-6" 75'-7 17'-3" 11'-6" 21'-6" 5'-4 11'-4 3'-3" 25'-0" 9'-1" 47'-9 48'-11" 36'-6" PARTITION LEGEND exterior/interior wall stone clad both sides (stud wall at 1st floor, concrete wall at basement) refer to typical exterior wall detail exterior wall wood clad exterior side, interior side by others interior wall by others exterior foundation wall filtration board + 2" XPS exterior + liquid applied polymer modified asphaltic waterproofing + concrete + 3 metal studs w/ mineral fiber insulation + interior finish by others. Some walls indicated on plans have variations of specifications below. Refer to notes on plans for specific cases. interior millwork partition - by others exterior wall metal clad exterior side, interior side by others BEDROOM HALL 106 284 SQ. FT. FAMILY HALL 129 207 SQ. FT. MAIN CL 124 MAIN HALL 122 STAIR 1 STAIR 3 PANTRY 2 134 457 SQ. FT. GARAGE ENTRY 138 17 SQ. FT. STAIR 2 STAIR 4 STAIR 5 VESTIBULE 136 DN 28'-9" 4'-3" 3'-11" 4'-3" 6'-1 6'-1 6'-1 6'-1 6'-1 3'-11" 4'-4 4'-4 4'-4 5'-2 5'-2 5'-2 5'-2 3'-11" 5'-11 3'-11 3'-11 5'-11 5'-11 3'-11 3'-11 5'-11 35'-7" 5'-0 5'-0 5'-0 5'-0 5'-0 5'-0 5'-0 2022 haute architecture dpc full size = ansi d (22x34) COPPERTOPS MAIN RESIDENCE dob no. dwg no. seal & signature sheet no. 08 April 2022 project no. drawing title 150P project title: revision/submission date scale date it is a violation of the nys education law for any person, unless acting under the direction of a licenced architect, to alter this document or item in any way. do not scale dimensions off drawings: given dimensions govern. the contractor shall verify site dimensions prior to fabrication or start of work. whether specifically stated or not, all work is to comply with the rules and regulations of governing local and state departments. haute architecture dpc shall be notified of any discrepancies in writing. this drawing is the copyright of haute architecture dpc and may not be reproduced or used except by express permission. haute architecture d.p.c. 134 west 29th street, suite 806 new york, ny 10011 t: 212 695 9638 Gwalchmei LLC 411 West Road Alford, Massachusetts warning: owner: architect: SCHEMATIC DESIGN SET 01 04.08.2022 vitruvian 208 E 25th St new york, ny 1010 t: 917 923 8937 structural engineer: jmv engineering 37 w 29th st, suite 703 new york, ny 10018 t: 212 852 9855 mep engineer: greylock design associates 4 lime kiln road lenox, ma 01240 t: 413 637 8366 civil engineer: onelux studio 158 west 29th st new york, ny 10001 t: 212 201 5790 lighting designer: NOT FOR CONTRUCTION PROPOSED PLAN - 1ST FLOOR A-101.00 as noted DD BACKGROUND 03 09.16.2022 DD BACKGROUND 04 09.26.2022 DD BACKGROUND 05 10.06.2022

Basement Floor Plan

HAUTE

Ground Floor Plan

Fortin Residence | First Floor

Firm: Haute Architecture | Residence in Alpine, NJ | 2022 - 2023

LLC

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Support in CAD, custom furniture shop drawings, coordination,, 3D modelling, rendering, specifications, Furniture, fabric, and finish selections, and all other areas of interior design. INTERIOR LLC

Fortin Residence | Basement HAUTE INTERIOR

Firm: Haute Architecture | Residence in Alpine, NJ | 2022 - 2023

In addition to the floor plans, many rooms are still to be worked on throughout this 30,000 sq ft home. This rendering shows the current stage of a custom glass veil and table design.

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Second Floor Plan

SONIC ECOLOGIES

Thesis

UMICH | ARCH 662

Instructor: Cyrus Penarroyo

This is the development of the current Thesis course. The body of research constructs and deconstructs negative and positive reciprocities between sound and the built environment. Ultimately, the research stitches various landscapes together that are only in service of the design methods explored.

These forms are hypothesized to produce foundations for growth towards more healthful design tactics as one can gauge a better understanding around the sonic shape of our environment. It aims to decenter humancentric ideologies by working in conjunction with flora and fauna.

Analyzing soundscapes and optimizing their spatial configurations could expand the scalability in environmental planning and form production that betters the quality of life in our social and natural habitats.

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Spectrograms are coded through Python to extract the Hertz and Decibels of each sound recording in addition to creating a visual aid that represents sound. That data is then imported into Houdini, a node based software, to produce audio reactive forms and soundscapes. Finally those models are translated into grasshopper to run through performance algorithms and further analyzes the impact of sound in the built environment.

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SPECIATED

SpeculativeTypologies+Parts

UMICH | ARCH 509

Instructor: Perry Kulper

Speciated asks fundamental questions about what characteristics might contribute to spatial make up; it augments known epistemological, and specifically categorical models; and pries open questions about how authorship takes place in spatial realms.

These projects focus on issues and operations linked to hybridity and operate as an experimental think tank in the form of digital design research to explore varied agencies of architecture and its education.

Probing a handful of questions that surround provocative topography, these projects respond to distribution purposes, negotiation of material and spatial states, and aim to open up a new discourse around the spatio-material realm.

Each Project was developed within one/two weeks after the brief.

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//’TangledStyles’,Shinto+IslamicArch. = A House for House Music + a Jail Cell //’TangledStyles’,Shinto+IslamicArch. = A House for House Music + a Jail Cell //’TangledStyles’,Shinto+IslamicArch. = A House for House Music + a Jail Cell //’TangledStyles’,Shinto+IslamicArch. = A House for House Music + a Jail Cell //’AnotherJar’,Topiary+LogCabin=AHalfwayHouseforDinosaurs //’AnotherJar’,Topiary+LogCabin=AHalfwayHouseforDinosaurs //’AnotherJar’,Topiary+LogCabin=AHalfwayHouseforDinosaurs //’AnotherJar’,Topiary+LogCabin=AHalfwayHouseforDinosaurs

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//’A Jar of Stuff’, Victorian + Shinto + Islamic Arch. =AHouseforHouseMusic+aJailCell +aHalfwayHouseForDinosaurs //’A Jar of Stuff’, Victorian + Shinto + Islamic Arch. =AHouseforHouseMusic+aJailCell +aHalfwayHouseForDinosaurs //’TemporalMorphologies’,Victorian+Shinto+IslamicArch. =AHouseforHouseMusic+aJailCell +aHalfwayHouseForDinosaurs //’A Jar of Stuff’, Victorian + Shinto + Islamic Arch. =AHouseforHouseMusic+aJailCell +aHalfwayHouseForDinosaurs //’TemporalMorphologies’,Victorian+Shinto+IslamicArch. =AHouseforHouseMusic+aJailCell +aHalfwayHouseForDinosaurs //’TemporalMorphologies’,Victorian+Shinto+IslamicArch. =AHouseforHouseMusic+aJailCell +aHalfwayHouseForDinosaurs //’TemporalMorphologies’,Victorian+Shinto+IslamicArch. =AHouseforHouseMusic+aJailCell +aHalfwayHouseForDinosaurs //’TemporalMorphologies’,Victorian+Shinto+IslamicArch. =AHouseforHouseMusic+aJailCell +aHalfwayHouseForDinosaurs

ADV. COMPUTATIONAL GEOMETRY

Optimization, mesh relaxation, etc.

UMICH | ARCH 709

Instructor: Mania Meibodi

The intersection of computational design and digital fabrication has changed how we design, analyze, and construct our built environment. Computational geometry is at the core of computational design and digital fabrication processes, from the initial form-finding stages to the actual construction. It is about algorithms and computational techniques, which can be stated in terms of geometry.

Large scale 3-D printing is at a tipping point in building construction. This technology not only enables limitless customization but also for designs of greater intricacy. Computational Geometry explores and develops algorithms that create an architecture of unimaginable forms, intricate geometries, lightweight parts with minimal material, and entirely new spatial articulation. The main focus include algorithms, data structures, geometric operations, digital design-to-fabrication workflows.

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//MeshOptimization ofaHyperbolicCurve //MeshOptimization ofaHyperbolicCurve //Mesh Relaxation //Aggregation+MeshOptimization //Mesh Relaxation //Aggregation+MeshOptimization

SPATIAL FRAGMENTS + DEEP DIAGRAMS

Speculative Architecture School

UMICH | ARCH 509

Instructor: Perry Kulper

Partners: Kael Fineout + Song Gao

Spatial fragments and deep diagrams is a project that proposes a new version of an architecture school. The work looks at studio, seminar, and lecture configurations and proposes new scenarios and possibilities that negotiate what we know as a school.

This project speculates on the idea of immersing students into architecture by mode of train, boat, and temporary relocation which promotes travel to various sites, cultural experiences, and promotes individual growth.

This school also speculates on the role of faculty and staff, taking inspiration from The AA by following the framework of a student led board.

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ONA DE SO Barcelona, Spain

RecreationalNightclub

RWU | ARCH 416

Instructor: Miguel Roldan

Ona De So is a multipurpose space that acts as a recreational center on select days and transforms into a nightclub on select evenings. Due to its position betweent he old and new city, the location shows promise to connect the dividing city line, inviting newcomers to explore the history surrounding this area.

Due to the historic significance of the site, the Preservation Society required the proposal to maintain the original facade on the main street of Ronda De Sant Antoni and Carrer De Valldonzella. The macro diagram (on the right) differentiates the topography, city layout, event spaces, and the Ona De So site.

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SURROUNDING EVENT SPACES

URBAN LAYOUT & DENSITY DIAGRAM

BARCELONA, ESPANA MACRO PERSPECTIVE

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//InteriorRendering //Lavatory+ CirculationDiagram //DanceFloorDiagram //VolumetricDiagram //SuspendedDanceFloorDiagram

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play of light and dark woods that accent one another.

Additive features include thin frames, miter joints, dovetails, and sliding doors (fusuma). The pond surrounding the central feature pays homage to the nature it surrounds with the goal to create a sense of calm and tranquility to visitors. This structure invites the sun in, offering it to walk around and create a dynamic experience for all present.

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ROCKS & WATER MAPLE

WALNUT SAND

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2654 N. LAKEWOOD AVE Chicago,IL HealthyHousing

RWU | ARCH 214

Instructor: Ginette Castro

This building lays in a condensed city. The concept is centralized around the idea of movement. Promoting a healthier lifestyle, this design was inspired by MC Escher and the local state park, Starved Rock.. Stairs that lead everywhere and nowhere try to engage the user. The apartments playfully undulates to create a dynamic facade for users to ponder and explore. Finally, the use of different materials aim to create movement and transparency inspired by the artist Alejandro Otero’s kinetic optico work. The lattice inhabits various plant species that react to the sites elements (rain, sun, wind).

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