NADIACONSTAN-TATOS ARCHITECTUREPORTFOLIO
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ARCHITECTURE ENCAPSULATES ALL THAT IS SOCIAL, YET THE ESSENCE IS BEING NEGLECTED AND ITS’ POWER..IGNORED. ARCHITECTURE HOLDS THE ABILITY TO ALTER THE PERCEPTIONS OF A NATION, AND THE COGNITIVE CONSEQUENCES WHERE OUR THOUGHTS ARE CONSTANTLY CHANGING WITH OUR SURROUNDINGS AND HOW WE INHABIT SPACE AND CREATE PLACE. JUST LIKE ACTORS, OVER A PERIOD OF TIME WE STUDY THE USER AND BECOME THE USER, IN ORDER TO UNDERSTAND HOW THE ETHOS OF THE SPACE WILL WORK FOR THOSE WHO WILL INHABIT IT – “WISDOM IS ACQUIRED, NOT BY READING OF BOOKS, BUT OF MEN” (HOBBES, 1651). OUR RESPONSIBILITIES AS ARCHITECTS ARE BEING REDUCED, WHERE IT NEEDS TO BECOME OUR DUTY TO EMPATHIZE, FEEL AND CREATE. FOR ME, ARCHITECTURE IS NOT DEFINED BY A BUILDING OR STRUCTURE, BUT RATHER HOW ITS INHABITANTS REACT TO THEIR ENVIRONMENTS, A FEELING. ARCHITECTURE SOMEWHAT SIMULTANEOUSLY ACTS AS A SCREEN THAT DISPLAYS THE SPECTACLES INHABITED IN THE PALIMPSEST OF TIME IN SOCIETY.
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AVIATION CORRECTIONAL
My name is Nadia Constan-tatos, a junior architect and urban designer with a deep passion for my craft and the potential thereof to help shape the world in a positive way. Building on my South African heritage of being born into a complex and diverse society, and following the completion of my Masters degree, I have achieved valuable work experience, practiced open-minded thinking and spatial enthusiasm. I offer a unique combination of artistic talent and technical innovation - which I believe are necessary skills to successfully manage the responsibilities associated with future endeavors, where my intuition has been shaped by my experience from a sculptor in my childhood, to the questioning of conventional systems in the realm of architecture and theory. With just two short years of experience in practice and a great many more in design and creative thinking, I earned an enormous opportunity to further my education at the Spitzer School of Architecture in New York in 2018, where I have not only furthered my own knowledge within the discourse of Architecture, but also that of the discourse itself.
NADIA CONSTAN-TATOS BORN: PASSPORT:
16051993 SOUTHAFRICA IRELAND
COMPETITIONS PUBLICATIONS BUILDINGS AND FACILITIES RESIDENTIAL GRAPHIC ROBOTICS NATURAL DISASTER SOUND SPACE OF REFUGE EDUCATIONAL POLITICAL ARTWORKS 2
Architecture is not defined by a building, but rather how space is activated by its’ inhabitants. I aim to narrate this screen that displays the spectacles inhabited in the palimpsest of time in society.
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NA RCHIT ECTURE
COMPETITONS
EDUCATION UNDERGRADUATE
20122014 PRETORIA
UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (ARCHITECTURE) POSTGRADUATE
2016 PRETORIA
UNIVERSITY OF PRETORIA
MICHAEL SORKIN STUDIO
2018 NEWYORKCITY
DESIGNER
THE CENTER OF THE GLOBAL CAMEL VILLAGE INTERNATIONAL IDEAS COMPETITION: “CAMEL CITY” IN COLLAB. WITH SCALAR ARCHITECTURE
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE HONOURS
CITY COLLEGE OF NEW YORK MASTERS URBAN DESIGN
WASHINGTON POST BRAND STUDIO 20172018 NEWYORKCITY
EXTECH AWARD FOR EXCELLENCE IN TECHNOLOGY LEBBEUS WOODS AWARD FOR VISIONARY DESIGN SPITZER SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE CITY WORKS X: 2014-2017
EXPERIENCE GOTTSMANN ARCHITECTS JUNIOR ARCHITECT SD | CD | DD
20152017 JOHANNESBURG
THE INTERNATIONAL PROPERTY AWARDS HIGHLY COMMENDED: SINGLE RESIDENCE HABITAT MAGAZINE: JAN/FEB 2016_AVANTE GARDE FARMHOUSE
TERREFORM UR
2017 NEWYORKCITY
PUBLICATIONS WASTE NOT
- 2019
HOMEGROWN
- 2020
The Future of NYC Transportation COLLAB WITH 3X HARVARD STUDENTS Yinan Li; Asad Jan; Finn Vigeland
PROFICIENCY
DAVID ZISKIND FAIA
SNR. VICE PRESIDENT | CHIEF ARCHITECT
SAIA
MICHAEL SORKIN SAIA
DESIGNER | INTERN MANAGER SD | DD | CD
NEWARK AIRPORT ROCKLAND COUNTY HIGHWAY DEPT. RIKERS ISLAND WORCESTER COUNTY JAIL MACOMB COUNTY JAIL NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT
Team Player Creative Avid Learner Tenacious
REFERENCES
RON LEM
2018-PRESENT NEWYORKCITY
Photography Oil painting Acrylic Watercolour Hand drawing Pottery Model making Carpentry
Autodesk Revit AutoCAD Photoshop InDesign Illustrator Sefaira Lumion Arduino SketchUp Q-Gis Rhino Grasshopper
SNR. ASSOCIATE
STV INC.
2018 NEWYORKCITY
CRITIC | DIRECTOR OF URBAN DESIGN PRESIDENT MICHAEL SORKIN STUDIO PRESIDENT TERREFORM UR
DARKO HRELJANOVIC AIA
VICE PRESIDENT DIRECTOR OF DESIGN
DONOVAN GOTTSMANN SACAP
DIRECTOR CHIEF ARCHITECT
STV INC. +1.212.777.4400 david.ziskind@stvinc.com STV INC. +1.917.403.3842 RON.LEM@stvinc.com MICHAEL SORKIN STUDIO +1.212.627.9120 info@sorkinstudio.com
STV INC. +1.646.602.5870 darko.hreljanovic@stvinc.com GOTTSMANN ARCHITECTS +27.11.979.7116 info@gottsmann.co.za
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NEWARK LIBERTY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT EWR TERMINAL 1 STV INC. DESIGNER
GRIMSHAW ARCHITECTS THE PORT AUTHORITY
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2019 NEWYORKCITY
DETAILS
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CD
SECTOR PLANS
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3D model milwork | detail | plans | elevations - Revit
CD INTERIORS
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EXTERIOR GRADE SOLID WOOD BLOCKING
METAL COPING FLASHING
CONTINUOUS MTL. CLIP
16 GA. GALV. CHANNEL FILLED WITH 3/8" BEAD OF
SHIM FOR VENTING 12" O.C
RIVET FLASHING
3/8" HAT CHANNEL
3/4" TRUSS HEAD TEK SCREWS SPACED 12" O.C
FIRST SO CAP IS TIGHT TO EXTERIOR OF PANEL
BONDING ADHESIVE
CHANNEL, INSTALLED VERTICALLY (48" O.C.)
WATER CUT-OFF MASTIC
MIN. 6" WIDE PRESSURE-SENSITIVE ELASTOFORM FLASHING IN CONJUNCTION WITH EPDM PRIMER
WATER CUT-OFF MASTIC
WOOD NAILER LAP SEALANT
MASONRY FASTENER 7/8" METAL FURRING CHANNEL, INSTALLED VERTICALLY (48" O.C.)
CONCEPT SERIES CSC-1
/ 2 CLIP AT METAL CRAP PANEL JOINTS, 3'-0" O.C.
SHIM AND FASTETNER FOR CONTINUOUS CLIP
EPDM ROOF SYSTEM
PRIOR TO SETTING ON PANEL, FASTEN WITH #8 X (BOTH SIDES). FASTEN EXTERIOR SIDE OF CAP
7/8" METAL FURRING
CONCEPT SERIES CSC-1 / 2 CLIP AT METAL CRAP PANEL JOINTS, 3'-0" O.C.
WATER CUT-OFF MASTIC IN WARM SIDE CORNER
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CD
STV INC.
DD
19-19 Hazen Street, East Elmhurst, NY 75% SUBMISSION
RIKERS ISLAND- ROSE M. SINGER
2019 NEWYORKCITY
DETAILS
EXISTING INTERIOR SHEATING TO REMAIN, REMOVE ANY DAMAGED PORTIONS AS NECESSARY EXISTING STEEL TO REMAIN, MACHINE TOOL CLEAN ANY EXISTING RUST EXISTING WINDOW LINTEL FRAMING TO REMAIN
REMOVE EXISTING WINDOW HEADER FRAME, SECURITY SCREEN AND WINDOW ASSEMBLY IN ITS ENTIRETY
REMOVE EXISTING WINDOW SILL AND EXPOSED EXISTING STEEL MEMBERS ARE TO REMAIN, MACHINE TOOL CLEAN AS NECESSARY
EXISTING STEEL AND CMU TO REMAIN
EXISTING EXTERIOR METAL PANEL TO REMAIN EXISTING INTERIOR FINISH TO REMAIN
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METROPOLITAN TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY | NEW YORK CITY TRANSIT AUTHORITY STV INC.
DESIGNER 3D MODELLING IN RHINO | VRAY + PHOTOSHOP RENDERING
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2019 NEWYORKCITY
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AUTO[POETIC ARCHAEOLOGY COMPETITION
2019 LISBON
DESIGNER
‘SERRA DA ARRÁBIDA’ OFF THE COASTAL CITY OF LISBON, REMAINS THE BIRTHPLACE OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL MYSTERY. ARRÁBIDA BRECHA REPRESENTS A MYSTERIOUS INTERSECTION OF AUTOPOEITIC OCCURRENCES, WHERE IT’S USE BY MAN BEGUN WITH THE GEOMETRIC FORMS IN WHICH IT PROJECTS DURING THE MANUELINE PERIOD AS A STRUCTURAL ELEMENT, TO DECORATIVE ELEMENTS DURING THE BAROQUE PERIOD. AND NOW, WE REFLECT AS TO WHY OUR PERCEPTIONS ON NATURE ALTERED MEANING, WHEN DID WE DECIDE THAT THE GEOMETRIC WAS MAN, AND THE ORGANIC WAS NATURE - AND WHY ARE THEY SEPARATE.
APPROACH _ UNADORNED GEOMETRIC
ENTRANCE - ADORNMENT _ ARRABIDA AS DECORATIVE ELEMENT _ MANUELINE PERIOD MAN CONTAINED BY ROCK STRUCTURAL ELEMENT ROCK CONTAINED BY MAN
THE VOID IN THE CUTTING OF THE STONE AS ENTRANCE, THE STONE CONTAINS ITS SPECTATORS. HUMANS ARE CONTAINED BY THE ROCK, AND THE COMPOSITION OF THE ROCK CREATES THE VOID TO DISPLAY MANS’ INPUT AND THE HISTORY OF THE ARRÁBIDA BRECHA
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FRAMED VIEW TO OCEAN_WEALTH + TRADE
SECTION ANALYSIS
CONCEPTUAL SOLID AND VOID
THE URGENCY TO PROTECT THIS STONE EXISTS; BUT WE CANNOT SAVE IT WHEN ITS’ A MERE VOID. WE CANNOT ALWAYS CONTAIN, BUT WE CAN PROTECT IT THROUGH THE PRESENTATION OF THE VOID. WE NEED TO REALIZE HOW WE TRULY BENEFIT FROM NATURE, AND THAT WE ARE NATURE. WE CAN COMPREHEND THIS VIA VOIDS AND CONTRAST BETWEEN THE TECTONIC AND STEREOTOMIC, PROCESSES WITHIN THE NATURAL; WHILE TELLING THE STORY OF A “THING” OF A MULTITUDE OF INTERSECTING PROCESSES TO FORM ONE COMPOSITION.“THINGS” EXIST IN MANY WAYS, IN PROXIMITY TO ONE ANOTHER FROM THE SAME WORLD IRRELEVANT OF THE DISTANCE DENOTING NEAR OR FAR. THE VOID IS AN IMPORTANT ASPECT TO HUMANS, IN THE SENSE THAT IT CREATES THE FUNCTION OF AN OBJECT, AND SPACE. THE SURROUNDINGS OF THE STONE, WHERE THE “EMPTINESS, THE VOID, IS WHAT DOES THE VESSEL‘S HOLDING” (HEIDEGGER, 1971;69). THIS ROCKS REPRESENTATION IS THUS UNDERSTOOD BY ITS EMPTINESS - WHERE WE CREATE THE VOID AND NOT THE OBJECT. THIS PROJECT AIMS TO DISPLAY THAT WHEN A VOID IS CREATED, A SPACE IS CONTAINED DEPENDENT ON WHICH IS THE VOID AND WHICH IS THE CONTAINED.
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CAMEL CITY SORKIN STUDIO
2018 NEWYORKCITY
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3D MODELLING RHINO SPATIAL EXPLORATION URBAN LAYOUT PRESENTATION
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EXISTING STEP 1
PUBLICATION: HOME GROWN TERREFORM URBAN RESEARCH
STEP 2
2019 NEWYORKCITY new residential development collective kitchen bio-fabrication value added assemblies auxiliary production
Public Utility Strips
H2H facility
Public Utility Strips
H2H facility
PUBLIC UTILITY STRIPS
PUBLIC FOOD CORRIDOR CODE orchard crops grasses- low maintenance storm water Pollinator services
A) Establishment of Corridor : For the establishment of a Public Food Corridor, new building development shall establish an optimal plot orientation of a 30 or 150 degree orientation. B) Industry Incorporation: Every new development(s) should maintain 50% or greater industrial use. At least 50% BioFabrication, and the remainder Value Added Assemblies or Auxiliary Production. private courtyards orchards crops Crops Stormwater + low maintenance and grasses, trees shrubs, grasses, trees stormwater + lowshurbs maintenance Pollinator services (bee and bat huts)(bees + bat huts pollinator services Below groundground fertilizer pipefertilizer (Main and submainpipe lines) (main + submain lines) below Private courtyards Orchards
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1. COLLECTIVE KITCHENS CODE EXISTING 80 Units, 216 residents (2.7 average) Existing kitchen space: 90 sq ft (7,200 sq ft total)
SCENARIO A Collective Kitchen: 484 x 10: 4,840 sq ft (22 sq ft per person) New development space: 5,177 square feet
SCENARIO B Collective Kitchen total: 4,320 square feet 1,000 square feet greenhouse (20 sq ft person) New development space: 5,177 square feet
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Greenhouse Developer incentivized units Freed up Space EXISTING 80 Units, 216 residents (2.7 average) Existing kitchen space: 90 sq ft (7,200 sq ft total)
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SCENARIO B Collective Kitchen total: 4,320 square feet 1,000 square feet greenhouse (20 sq ft person) New development space: 5,177 square feet
Core Lobby
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ants by Borough The Bronx
DISPARITY IN COLLECTIVE KITCHENS RESTAURANTS BY BOROUGH
2,253 restaurants
Manhattan 10,025
1.4 million residents, 630 residents per restaurant
1.6 million residents, 162 residents per restaurant
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LIST OF DRAWINGS A101 A102 Ground Floo A103 First Floor A104 Elevations, Material Palette & A105 A106 Sec A107 A108 Wi A109 Wi A110 A111 Landscape P A112 A113 Electr A114 W A115
Revision number NOTES:
All dimensions of existing and proposed structures to per as-built conditions. Any discrepancies to reported
North View 04
SG DIAGRAM (copy of the original)
ERF 3127
ERF 3133
South View 03
AREA SCHEDULE: GROUND FLOOR: Garage: Storage: Entrance: Staff Bedroom: Staff Bathroom: WC: Lounge: Dining Room: Kitchen: Scullery: Pantry: TV Room: UC Areas: UC Entrance: UC Entertainment:
64 m² 6 m² 20 m² 13 m² 5 m² 5 m² 53 m² 33 m² 25 m² 13 m² 5 m² 38 m²
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21 m² 14 m² 48 m²
FIRST FLOO Bedroom 1: Bathroom 1: Study: Bedroom 2: Bathroom 2: Bedroom 3: Bathroom 3: Passage: Family Room Main Bedroo Main En-sui Main Dresse
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Site Plan n & East Elevation & West Elevation ndary Wall Details oof Plan & Details A-A & Section B-B Section C-C & Door Schedule & Door Schedule SANS XA Stormwater Plan trical Layout Plan elecomms Layout Reticulation Plan Cut & Fill Diagram
FOR COUNCIL
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GA1513
2015-08-20
NC
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JACOB DE VILLIERS VAN BUREN-SCHELE 22 m² 13 m² 14 m² 20 m² 10 m² 20 m² 10 m² 23 m² 21 m² 38 m² 12 m² 13 m² 17 m² 233 m²
NEW DWELLING ON ERF 3132, JUKSKEI VIEW EXT. 39
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GOTTSMANN ARCHITECTS JUNIOR ARCHITECT GRAPHIC PRESENTATION
20152017 JOHANNESBURG
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NEW YORK CITY SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION AUTHORITY PS077 2019 NEWYORKCITY
STV INC.
DESIGNER REVIT 3D MODELLING OF EXISTING + PROPOSED PRESENTATION ILLUSTRATOR | SPATIAL ANALYSIS
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