Table of Contents Trifoliate Shadows......................................................................................page: 3-6 The Wave Chair...........................................................................................page: 7-10 Coffee Maker................................................................................................page: 11 Still Life.........................................................................................................page: 12 Materiality in Philadelphia........................................................................page: 13 Senior Support Center and Residences....................................................page: 14-16 Abstract animation......................................................................................page: 17 Loop Animation..........................................................................................page: 18 Rube Goldberg Animation.........................................................................page: 19 Wolves..........................................................................................................page: 20
Second place winner- PMA Collab Competion 2022
“The jurors appreciated how it activated communal spaces, specially given post pandemic life and the want to be outdoors” “Apreciated the overall design and presentation, as well as the interactivity and movement with nature, clearly inspired by the design competition” -Leila Cartier
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Trifoliate Shadows
The Shadows create a space for the community to engage in during sunny days
Form changes as it bends to provide shadow from the sun
The structure is made of bamboo since bamboo is an incredibly renewable resource. Bamboo structurally is very lightweight and flexible allowing the structure to appear very light and not being as intrusive to the site by requiring heavy structure. The skeletal of the shading device between the folds will be covered with recycled polymer. Polymer recycling is a way to reduce environmental problems caused by polymeric waste accumulation generated from day-to-day applications of polymer materials such packaging and construction. 4
Trifoliate Shadows Shadow difference, there was consideration on how the movement of the panel being raised or lowered impacts the amount of shade.
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Movement Development
Study models exploring the movement and the shadows of the shading panels. This study with shadows helped to have a better understanding of the relationship between the orientation and the shadows that it will create as well as the movement needed to achieve the shadows.
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Evolution of Bent Ply Chair Model- The Wave Chair
Pink insulation foam was used to create the molds of the negative spaces of the back and the seat. A double mold was used to shape the laminations of the armrests.
First time I arranged the parts of the model the back was in a rigid and forward angle.
I boiled the back lamination to reshape it and fix the angle of the back of the chair.
Finally I changed the design of the front legs of the chair to keep a consistent language of a curvature form. 7
Orthographics
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21”
Top view 21”
4.5”
12”
12”
4.5” 9”
9”
18”
15.75” 18”
Side view 8
18”
Front view
The Wave Chair
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The Wave Chair
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Coffee maker 3D Model This coffee maker was modeled and rendered in Maya
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Still Life This still life was modeled using Maya and rendered using adobe premiere to apply materials
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Materiality in Philadelphia MATERIALITY 410 Kg PER M3 CARBON FOOTPRINT 1.5 M/J EMBODIED ENERGY
Materiality in Philadelphia was the subject for a research project at the beginning of the semester in architecture studio. The research was then compiled into infographics and composed into a board
345 Kg PER M3 CARBON FOOTPRINT 2.5 M/J EMBODIED ENERGY
RUBBER ROOF
SILICONE COATING
GREEN ROOF
Much of the EPDM rubber roofing available is developed by recycling the rubber used in the tyre making process.
Cool roof coatings help limit surface temperatures of the roof.
Green roofs improve air quality, reduce noise pollution, and help to mitigate the heat island effect.
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$2.75 $4.5
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FLY ASH BRICK
CLAY BRICK
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$5.80
$3.80
CMU FLY ASH BRICK CLAY BRICK R-0.55
R-0
FLY ASH BRICKS +100 YRS
GREEN ROOF 30-50 YRS
ROOF MATERIALS LIFESPAN
R-0.80
R-1.11
FACADE MATERIALS LIFESPAN
MIX MATERIALS
ROOF MATERIALS R-VALUES
MOLDS TO SHAPE BRICK
MATERIALS 2 BRICK AIR GAP RIGID INSULATION CMU
GYPSUM
AIR GAP
WOOD FRAME
GYPSUM
GYPSUM
INSULATIONS
MIX MATERIALS FLY ASH BYPRODUCT
MOLDS TO SHAPE BRICK
MATERIALS MIX MATERIALS
MINING
DRYING OVEN
3 BRICK AIR GAP VAPOR BARRIER MINERAL WOOL FLASHING
ALUMINUM SHEATHING AIR GAP FIBERGLASS VAPOR BARRIER
CMU
FACADE MATERIALS R-VALUES
RUBBER ROOF GREEN ROOF
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R-2
CMU 100 YRS
FLY ASH BRICK CLAY BRICK SILICONE COATING
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FACADE MATERIALS COST
ROOF MATERIALS COST R-0.33
CMU BLOCK
$2.49
CLAY BRICKS +100 YRS
SILICONE COATING 15-25 YRS
GREEN ROOF
SILICONE COATING RUBBER ROOF
410 Kg PER M3 CARBON FOOTPRINT 1.5 M/J EMBODIED ENERGY
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RUBBER ROOF 20-30 YRS
R-0
52 Kg PER M3 CARBON FOOTPRINT 0.38 M/J EMBODIED ENERGY
CLAY MINING COOLING CHAMBER
MOLDS TO SHAPE BLOCK
CURING
STEAM KILN
KILN SUN DRYING
CLAY BRICK
FLY ASH BRICK
CMU BLOCK FLOORING MATERIAL BAMBOO
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CORK
RECYCLED WOOD
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Senior Support Center and Residences This was an adaptive reuse project for architecture design studio. A senior support center located betwen baltimore and Springfield Ave, where both streets are connected by biophilia and provides access to natural lighting for the users and residents.
SENIOR SUPPORT CENTER AND RESIDENCES A SENIOR SUPPORT CENTER LOCATED BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND SPRINGFIELD AVE, WHERE BOTH STREETS ARE CONNECTED BY BIOPHILIA AND PROVIDES ACCESS TO NATURAL LIGHTING FOR THE USERS AND RESIDENTS.
PLANTS 8" SOIL PERFORATED MEMBRANE MOISTURE BARRIER THERMAL INSULATION
BALTIMORE AVE ELEVATION
SPRINGFIELD AVE ELEVATION
BRICK 1.5" AIR GAP WATER PROOFING MEMBRANE INSULATION CONCRETE INSULATION MOISTURE BARRIER LIGHT STEEL STUD DRY WALL FINISH MATERIAL
CROSS SECTION
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
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12" COLUMN GLAZING 3D PRINTED CONCRETE COLUMN
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1. LOBBY 2. OFFICE 3. GARDENING CLASS 4. KITCHEN 5. PATIENT CARE 6. MULTI-USE ROOM 7. GREENHOUSE 8. PLANT SHOP 9. BATHROOM 10. STUDIO APARTMENT 11. ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT 12. TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT
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ELEVATION SCALE 1/2”= 1’
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FLOOR FINISH 6" CONCRETE SLAB 2" SAND LAYER MOISTURE BARRIER GRAVEL SOIL
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COLUMN FOOTING WALL SECTION SCALE 1/2”= 1’ BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
THIRD FLOOR PLAN
FOURTH FLOOR PLAN
PLANTS 8" SOIL PERFORATED MEMBRANE MOISTURE BARRIER THERMAL INSULATION
BRICK 1.5" AIR GAP WATER PROOFING MEMBRANE INSULATION CONCRETE INSULATION MOISTURE BARRIER LIGHT STEEL STUD DRY WALL FINISH MATERIAL
12" COLUMN GLAZING 3D PRINTED CONCRETE COLUMN
ELEVATION SCALE 1/2”= 1’
FLOOR FINISH 6" CONCRETE SLAB 2" SAND LAYER MOISTURE BARRIER GRAVEL SOIL
COLUMN FOOTING WALL SECTION SCALE 1/2”= 1’
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Renderings
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Bedroom
Lobby
Axonometric view of building
Gardening class
This is a motion graphics animation made using adobe after effetcs. This is a 10 second animation using the soundtrack “you can’t take me” by Bryan Adams https://youtu.be/frRPS4XzB4s
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Loop Animation
This is a loop animation that was modeled and rendered in Maya https://youtu.be/21-5JAorxF8
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Rube Goldberg Animation
This is a rube goldberg animation that was modeled and rendered in Maya. The animation is about pouring water into a fish bowl using a ball. https://youtu.be/rRflfaQvdQY
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Wolves
This was an informative animation about wolves made in after effects with some of the graphics created in illustrator https://youtu.be/m4cE-TBteiQ
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