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NADA ALY SELECTED WORK
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Edge Fall 2019 Professor Kevin Hoffman
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Site Location : Long Dock Park - Beacon, NY Concept of the park is constructed to avoid flooding, it is a system of depressing and elevating spaces. My program is a park that consists of a skatepark and a bridge with some seating areas. I depressed the skatepark underground creating little pool areas for the water to stay in and I designed swales for drainage, while elevating my bridge and seating platforms. The concept of the bridge connects people to the river and to the environment. I elevated the bridge to view the mountains across, one of the mountains is the Beacon Mountain. My highest point is focused in the center of the bridge. On the other hand, I placed my swales towards the edges of my site, treating them as a drainage system for the water that would go on land, whether it is from the river or from the rain.
Watercolor Plan
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Rhizo Service Area Fall 2021 Professor Lane Rick Site Location : Milltown, New Jersey Milltown is a very quiet and disconnected town. The main goal of the project is to create a rhizomatic network of connections that not only connects both sides of Milltown together, but also connects people together for more interaction. By creating these pockets of spaces with diferent programs such as a playground, dog park, library and food couurt, it increases interactions among people.
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Roof plan
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Isometric View
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Playground perspective
Physical model
Food Court Interior perspective
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Ex filanda Solanda
collective living
Spring 2021 Professor Camille Sherrod Site Location : Rome, Italy After analyzing the surrounding context and the existing structure of the Ex Filanda, the main elements I picked up on were courtyard space forms as well as movement through space and natural light. By combining all three elements I decided to create a gradient through different spaces guided by light and movement.Depending on the program, the form of the building is structured to let in a certain amount of light during different times of the day. The residential units are placed at the bottom of the building and is more of a rectangular form in order to blend in with the surrounding context, while the gallery space is placed at the top. The gallery is a more of a dynamic structure letting in more sunlight as well as casting views of the exterior greenery space across from the site.
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forms
moving up in the building, transitioning from residential units to the gallery exhibit space starts opening up and welcoming more natural light in space.
conceptual plans 5th fl
gallery
4th fl
residential
Site plan
3rd fl
2nd fl
lobby + cafe 1st fl
Conceptual plans resembling the shape and form of the butterfly, the idea of having communal spaces in the center and residential units on the ends comes up. having people interact in more public spaces before entering their apartments
Program diagram
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l3
8 am
a - cafe b - lobby c - communal space d - apt 1 e - apt 2
a - apt 5 b - apt 6 c - public balconies d - duplex apt 3 e - duplex apt 4 F - private balconies
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12 pm f d f b
e c
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l2
l4
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a - duplex apt 1 b - duplex apt 2 c - public balconies d - apt 3 e - apt 4 f - private balconies
a - painting hall exhibit b - public balcony b
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6 pm
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l5 sculpture exhibit
plans scale : 1/32
sunrise
plans scale : 1/32
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ex filanda and solanda
The relationship between the existing structure on the site (ex filanda) and solanda is the placement of the main communal space to where the original enterance was, having the space more open and allowing in sunlight in that space throughout the day.
Interioir perspective
painting hall gallery exhibit
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Movement through space Movement in the interior as well as the exterior are important to my design. the color green represents movement, in the interior spaces, on the second and third level there are interior balconies that are considered public. And on the fourth level, the painting hall.
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Ecology center Spring 2020 professor christina Site Location : Lower East Side, NY, NY The site is located right off the FDR highway and the Hudson river. Keeping that in mind, I intended to keep weather condtions in mind while designing my ecology center. the proposal recognizes surrounding context- highways, building forms, and weather condtions. Explorations of those three elements plus spatial conditions led to the final building design.
Final physical model Site analysis
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Study model folding method
Architectural drawing depth&weather conditions
Study model depth
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SITE PLAN SCALE : 1/32
Nolli map yellow highlighting distorted building forms in lower east side, manhattan
Site plan
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Exterior Collage perspective taking the compost and storing it in the interior courtyard of the ecology center
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A - LOBBY B - WASTE STORE C - RESTROOMS D - LIBRARY E - TOOL ROOM F - LOCKER ROOM G - OUTDOOR CLASS H - COMPOST
DELANCEY ST
FDR
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GROUND PLAN SCALE : 1/16
A - CLASS A B - CLASS B C - CLASS C D - RESTROOMS
A - OFFICE A B - OFFICE B C - OFFICE C D - AUDITORIUM E - RESTROOMS
exterior perspective view from delancy street
A - CAFE ( INDOOR/OUTDOOR) B - RESTROOMS
DELANCEY ST
DELANCEY ST
DELANCEY ST
FDR
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SECOND FLOOR SCALE : 1/16
THIRD FLOOR SCALE : 1/16
ROOF PLAN SCALE : 1/16
urban section study fall 2018
urban space study fall 2018
physical models foam core
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stippling drawing