NG Architecture Portfolio

Architectural Portfolio Nayelli Garcia 2021

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Process Work

Angles Massing

Connection through Threshold

Enclosed Verges

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E n c l o s e d Ve r g e s | Community

Art Center

Fall 2019

Site strategies were noted to seek which features would appropriately display the facade towards the outside community and represent its title based off the surroundings. From this project, the public area and private spaces for individual learning becomes a difference as the building represents a shift from the other to allow spatial quality and interaction at the center. The social gathering use of space highlights the exterior and able to be connected through the threshold. Because the facade exhibits suspension, the spaces of programs to either become atop or suspended within. Hence, circulation was an important moment for individuals to intake as it becomes equal between the enclosed verges and allows individuals to dwell on the outside.

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Passive strategies incorporating into the environmental section : Trombe Wall System, Cross Ventilation, Green Roofs, Vegetation, and Clerestory Windows.

C o n n e c t i o n T h r o u g h T h r e s h o l d | Natatorium

Vertical Translation of roof

Forming Mass with underlying Geometry

Support

Connection Creek Pool

Create folded panels

Spring 2020

The site was crucial to understand the placement of the structure and how it can function. Through site analysis, the wind patterns and vegetation in�luences the structure. From that angle, structure parallel to the creek to avoid ignoring the creek due to it’s importance. To further inspect how to relate back to the site, the roof planes relies on the surrounded trees so daylighting and natural conditions can come into play. These planes overlap to connect between the main entrance and the pool over the creek. Taking aspects from the site has in�luenced the sense of this project and how it endues the site.

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A. Women’s Locker Room B. Men’s Locker Room C. First Aid D. Janitor Closet E. Pump Room F. Multi Purpose Space G. Spectator Seating H. Swimming Pool I. Cafe Bar and Sating J. Entry Lobby K. Cafe Kitchen L. Admin. Office M. Sunning Terrace

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A n g l e d M a s s i n g | High-Density

footprint of 10 1 Building lots which creates open space in between the massing.

footprint extruded at 2 Building least four floors. Arrows indi-

cated significant areas where bending occurs among the massing configured out the site.

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Result of massing being bent. Removal at intersection to create threshold from afar also open air.

Multi-Family Housing

Fall 2020

Focus was to carry the same concept from past projects to design housing according to the site and re�lecting Ain’s design concept within the Mar Vista Lot. To produce the massing, speci�ic lots allow the massing to be around and create public and community spaces in between. For unit aggregation, the ground �loor is accessibility and two-level unit on the upper �loors. These would become double loaded corridors to provide on street approach for the ground �loor and allow horizontal central circulation for the upper �loors. Though limitations for natural lighting are resulted, with the help of private terraces for each unit and fenestration usage will subdue the issue.

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Master Plan 1/32” = 1’-0”

Plan Oblique 1/32” = 1’-0”

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P r o c e s s Wo r k | models.

sketches. drawings.

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| Contact info |

email | Nayelligarcia17@yahoo.com

phone | 4797994102

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