Naryelik Perez Pichardo
PORTFOLIO architecture & design.
EDUCATION
MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE
City College of New York, 2022
B.S PUBLIC RELATIONS
St. John’s University, 2015
Study Abroad:
Italy, France, and Spain
Concentration on Social Economics, 2011
SOFTWARE
Rhinoceros 3D
Revit
Illustrator
InDesign
Photoshop
AutoCAD
Bluebeam
Microsoft Suite
CERTIFICATIONS
General Assembly UXD
OSHA 30-Hour
ACCOLADES
Magna Cum Laude
Castagña Scholarship recipient
Graduate Research Symposium merit recipient
KEY SKILLS
Teamwork & Collaboration
Time Management
Strong Organizational skills
Strong oral and written
communication skills
Architectural Photography Model Making
NARYELIK PEREZ PICHARDO
(917)650-1693
naryelik.perez@gmail.com
Linkedin.com/in/naryelikperez
LANGUAGES
Naryelik is an architectural designer who is interested in sustainable construction methods, computational design, biomimicry, and social equity through design.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
ASSISTANT PROJECT MANAGER, R.M. CHIN & ASSOCIATES, NEW YORK, NY — 2020-2023
Performed design investigations and construction oversight for the JFK International Airport Terminal 8 expansion project.
•Managed teams of architects, engineers, contractors, and airport staff.
•Served as compliance officer for American Airlines Corporate Real Estate, ensuring Minority Women Business Enterprise participation goals were met.
•Facilitated communication between station team and external parties.
•Coordinated with the Port Authority of New York to ensure meeting building codes and undergo Tenant Construction and Alteration Process.
•Co-led design & construction efforts for the newly built British Airways storage facility located at John F. Kennedy airport.
•Vetted bids, invoices, and contractual agreements.
•Oversaw terminal 8 restrooms refresh project.
ARCHIVE COORDINATOR, SPITZER SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE, NEW YORK, NY — 2019-2020
Collected and archived professor-nominated projects to utilize for school’s NAAB accreditation criteria.
•Employed design software and photography skills to creatively document student projects.
•Curated installation exhibiting student work.
ACCOUNT MANAGER, ANHEUSER-BUSCH, NEW YORK, NY — 2015-2019
Fostered relationships and maintained communication with retailers in a highly diversified market to grow market share.
•Gathered research to inform new program implementations.
•Executed new product launches; collaborated with renowned outlets to promote brand exposure.
COMMUNITY OUTREACH COORDINATOR, TOTAL MEDICAL MGMT INC, MIAMI, FL — 2014
Focused on social impact.
•Orchestrated charity events to aid the local community.
•Developed visual material for publicity projects.
•Carried out campaigns via various media platforms.
CONTACT
English Spanish
CASA RAÍZ: Informed vernacular VITAL MIDTOWN ATHLETIC CLUB : Adaptive reuse EDGEMERE COMMONS: Building with dignity WIND PAVILION: Computational design LUXSPHEARE: Salt shed & public forum PARK RESTROOMS: Playground MET BREUER: Reformed ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY 04 08 10 14 16 18 19 20 SELECTED WORKS 3
CASA RAÍZ
Inspired by the vernacular architecture of Dominican Republic and its traditional multi-generational homes, “House of Roots” is intended for loved ones to live alongside each other without lacking privacy. The design incorporates shared space for outdoor dining to promote interaction and connection to nature. Its seperate housing units allows to amplify the space for newer generations, while ensuring a sense of tranquility for older members of the family.
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GROUND FLOOR 1.Kitchen and living Area 2.Bathroom 3.Grandparents’ Quarters 4.Playroom 5.Guest Room 6.Office 7.Outdoor Dining 8.Shared Space 5
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04 Panels Connection To Floor Detail 03 Roo ng Detail with Fenestration 1 5 4 3 1. Painted Aluminum Coping 2. Steel Beams For Ventilation 3. Sheer Stud 4. Steel Anchor 5. Steel Frame 6. Bolted Connection 7. Catwalk Assembly 8. Motorized Control 1. Catwalk Assembly 2. Steel Channel 3. Metal Flashing 4. Fireproofed Frame 5. Motorized Control 8 7 6 Scale: 3” = 1’ Scale: 3” = 1’ LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 WEST SECTION 7
MIDTOWN ATHLETIC CLUB
The redesign of this existing building is an adaptive re-use effort that aims to offer a holistic approach at phys-ical wellness in the fast-paced neighborhood of Mid-town Manhattan. Maintaining the original facade on the east- a glass curtain wall is introduced on the west that allows sufficient daylight the enter the building. Re-moval of floor plates and emphasis on stairwells as key visual connectors weave the crowd through a diverse array of activites making the user experience a voyage.
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1 2 3 4 UP 1 2 3 4 5 Active Spaces Private Social Circulation 9
EDGEMERE COMMONS
With the infusion of water at the core of its inception and design, this project aims to reclaim the unique qualities possessed by the site of Jamaica Bay. Engaging the nearby gardens, farms and schools, it serves as a succession plan for the transfer of knowledge brought to the area by migrant gardeners that would be lost in time. Made for multigenerational use, to facilitate education, the celebration of cultures that make up Edgemere’s diverse fabric.
With rising sea levels the design aims to mitigate flooding. The pods go against the instict to block out the water. Instead, allowing water to run through thre site, redirecting it away from neighboring streets and homes. Meant to be impermanent, the modules’ materiality of wood and bioconcrete permits for con-habitance with marine life, ushering opportunity for residents and visitors to learn about the species that dwell in the living edge.
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New York - NYC Public Library 40°45’11”N 73°58’55”W
New York City - Bryant Park 40°45’14”N 73°59’02”W
New York - Harlem Houses 40.8194°N 73.9500°W
Harlem -Columbia Business School 40.816°N 73.956°W
