NATHALIE VARGAS
GRADUATE ASSISTANT
The Pennsylvania State University WORK EXPERIENCE
Aug 2022 - May 2024
Visual Communications I, Visual Communications II, Architectural Design 331, and Materials and Building Construction II
PROJECT ARCHITECT INTERN
RLPS Architects | Lancaster, PA
May 2022 - Aug 2022
Model, draw and assist with initial construction document sets. Prepare meeting minutes for job conferences during weekly site visits and respond to RFI Submittal.
INTERIOR DESIGN INTERN
Posen Architects | West Orange, NJ
Nov 2020 - Aug 2021
Planning, budgeting, scheduling, and developing drawings and specifications for concept through final design. Selecting and specifying M&F and FF&E for clients approval. Coordinate and perform initial site visits and measure existing conditions.
BIM MODELER & SCANNER
Elite CAD Designs | Lyndhurst, NJ
Jan 2020 - March 2020
3D modeling, revising and designing models for pre-existing, existing and new MEP construction. Laser scanning construction sites using FARO technologies to develop accurate measurements and imaging.
ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTER
JR Frank Design | Wayne, NJ
Sept 2016 - Jan 2020
Drawing, revising and designing floor plans, elevations and sections for existing conditions, permit approval sets, and construction documents. Developing reflected ceiling plans, MEP diagrams, casework detailing and hand rendering perspectives.
PHONE: 862-414-6838
E-MAIL: nathalievargas416@gmail.com
EDUCATION
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY University Park, PA
Master of Architecture | Bunton-Waller Graduate Award
Study Abroad | Copenhagen, Denmark
KEAN UNIVERSITY | MICHAEL GRAVES COLLEGE Union, NJ
Bachelor of Fine Arts in Interior Design
Magna Cum Laude Honors
SKILLS
Revit
Rhino
Auto CAD
Sketchup
Enscape
Lumion
Adobe Suite (Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign)
Bluebeam
Bilingual (English and Spanish)
DESIGN
Space Planning
M&F Selection
Concept Development
BIM Coordination
RFI Submittals
Time Management
Communication
Evidence Based Design
PROFESSIONAL
ASID Allied Member
OSHA 30
NCARB AXP Hours - 1,285 Hours
Completed
President | National Organization of Minority
Architecture Students
Latin American Graduate Student Association
Lambda Alpha Sigma Honor Society
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01 The rich wood artistic vibrant, that CERAMICS MARKET CONCEPTUAL IDEAS + SKETCHES
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The Noble at Callowhill
Generation Jefferson
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MIXED-USE APARTMENT | PHILADELPHIA, PA | 60,000 SQ FT 01
The Noble at Callowhill
The Noble at Callowhill is designed to encourage the community to get together. Housing and living are not a privilege it is a basic human right. All races and communtiies should be able to have access to thought out, creative spaces that priorituze their health and well-being.
Gentrification is a result of relocating entire communities for the benefit of earning more money for specific ethnicities and household incomes. To avoid this, it is necessary to design spaces and buildings that reflect the locals and their respective surroundings.
PROGRAMS USED
R evit, AutoCAD, Illustrator, Photoshop, Lumion
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URBAN CONTEXT
The intent of this residential complex is to incorporate the community with its surrounding city, Philadelphia which is full of exciting history, culture, and people. The Rail Park and the space created below the Rail Park will serve as a space that will connect the community through art, food and music.
The apartments will connect the residents with each other by having access to offices and retail on the first and second floors by having access space to community spaces on each floor. The diverse backgrounds of everyone in this community will be celebrated.
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COMMUNITY HUB
The Callowhill community will be able to get together below the ground floor of the building. They will be able to acess the Rail Park through the ramp connecting the outside spaces with the commercial spaces.
9 GENTRIFICATION Providing low-income housing units ORTHOGRAPHIC Continuing the city grid of Philadelphia COMMUNITY Creating a safe space for residents and neighbors
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN SCALE
1/16” = 1’-0”
1/16” = 1’-0”
SCALE
THIRD-EIGHTH FLOOR PLAN
THIRD - EIGHTH FLOOR PLAN
2 BEDROOM APARTMENT PLAN
1 BEDROOM APARTMENT PLAN
STUDIO APARTMENT PLAN
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SCALE 1/16” = 1’-0” N
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
This section reflects the 2 commercial floors of The Noble and its access through the Rail Park. The third to eigth floors serve as the residential floors.
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EIGHTH FLOOR
SEVENTH FLOOR
SIXTH FLOOR
FIFTH FLOOR
FOURTH FLOOR
THIRD FLOOR
GROUND FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
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STUDIO 1240
ADAPTIVE REUSE | COPENHAGEN, DENMARK | 5,000 SQ FT
Studio 1240 proposes a harmonious synthesis of Danish and Middle Eastern influences, celebration the rich artistic traditions of both cultures within the context of modern ceramics sudio.
The architectural design seamlessingly integrates elements from both Danish and Middle Eastern architectural styles.
Drawing inspiration from the warm and inviting aesthetics of Danish design and the vibrant intricate patterns of Middle Eastern art, Studio 1240 seeks to create a unique and inclusive soace that fosters creativity, collaboration, and cross-cultural exchange.
PROGRAMS USED
AutoCAD, Sketchup, Illustrator, Enscape
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DESIGN PROCESS
Copenhagen is divided into different neighborhoods, this project is located in Remisen, Copenhagen. It is one of the most diverse, upcoming neighborhoods in Copenhagen. In thinking of renovating this building, I wanted to bring in the large Middle Eastern community that has immigrated to Copenhagen.
While studying abroad, our resources and materials were very limited. However, as I prefer working with my hands, this made me excited to hand draft and design by hand first and then move on to my computer. In the next few images, you will see my use of ceramics, model making and hand drafting for this project.
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CONDITIONS
CONCEPTUAL FLOOR PLAN
In my conceptual design I wanted to focus on having public and private spaces seperate. Public spaces would be located on the ground floor while residential spaces would be located above.
CONCEPTUAL MODEL
I used foam core, trace paper, dowels and an x-acto knife to assist me with laying out the structural grid of my design along with also studying the light and shadows of the space.
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FIRST LEVEL
SCALE 1:200
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
GROUND LEVEL
SCALE 1:200
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN
FIRST LEVEL
SCALE 1:200
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SITE MAP
DIAGRAMS
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
GROUND LEVEL
SCALE 1:200
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
SCALE 1:200
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EXTRA LARGE CERAMIC STUDIO
This studio is specifically designated for larger-scale ceramic projects, spanning approximately 200 square meters in area. Equipped with a single, sizable ceramic kiln, this space is optimized to accommodate the creation and firing of substantial ceramic artworks and installations.
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THE FACTORY
This section of the studio serves multiple functions, acting as an exhibition space to showcase finished ceramic pieces, a marketplace where visitors can browse and purchase artwork, a pickup point for pre-ordered items, and a selling hub where transactions take place.
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Generation Jefferson
NOMA 2022 Barbara G. Laurie Competition
MIXED-USE | NASHVILLE, TENESSEE | 10,000 SQ FT
Generation Jefferson aims to reconnect North Nashville residents with the cultural heritage lost due to the construction of I-40. By bridging the gap between the area’s historic past and its future, the project seeks to revitalize Jefferson Street, which saw the destruction of landmarks like the Jefferson Street Bakery, El Dorado Motel, and The Ritz.
Through the 7 programs, Chavis Cultural Center, Avon Williams Memorial Garden, Nettie Napier Butterfly Daycare, Davidson Bridge, Jefferson Market, Northern Waters Meditation Center, and Music Hill, the community will be able to form stronger cultural connections, bridge the past and the future, and bring back Jefferson Street.
PARTNERS
Hely Parmar, Tori Monroe, Ana Laura Montenegro & Jeremy Lynn
PROGRAMS USED
Rhino, Twin Motion, Photoshop, Illustrator
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PROGRAMMATIC ANALYSIS
The cultural center has a space for many different activities for all community members. The murals on the north facade will be a community project, similar to the Jefferson Street Gateway to Heritage. The daycare will be built reusing bricks from the old sidewalks in Nashville, and connect with the bridge as a way of bringing the past into the future generations of the community.
All off and on ramps connected to I-40 will be eliminated to reestablish North Nashville’s cultural and social connections. With the space created by the removal of the on and off ramps, the barren landscape will be used for community activities, this restores the connections that were once there. With the removal of these ramps, there will be slower vehicular speeds throughout the neighborhood, making it a safer community to live and play in.
The market is an incubator for local businesses to increase their outreach and rekindle the economic state of the neighbourhood. The meditation area provides all community members a safe space to reflect, meditate, and pray and the playground gives children a space to explore their interests through musically inspired playground equipment. Through Generation Jefferson, we propose the restoration of North Nashville, to tell its story through a sequential journey, and provide access for the community to thrive in the future and bring back Jefferson Street.
29 0 25 50 100 Chavis Cultural Center Avon William Memorial Garden Nettie Napier Butterfly Daycare Davidson Bridge 1 2 3 4 Jefferson Market 5 Northern Waters Meditation Center 6 Music Hill 7 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 SITE PLAN
30 0 5 15 30 lecture hall band room practice rooms restrooms 1 2 3 4 lobby 5 starbucks 6 computer lab 7 study lounge 8 private study room 9 library 14e gift shop 10 conversation pit admin offices 11 county + street exhibit 12 13 site + I-40 exhibit 14a HBCU’s exhibit food and music culture exhibit 14b CULTURAL CENTER: GROUND FLOOR 1/32” = 1’-0” 14c local artists exhibit (rotating) 14d 1 2 3 3 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 4 13 13 14a 14b 14c 14d 14e Section A 0 5 15 30 lecture hall band room practice rooms restrooms 1 2 3 4 lobby 5 starbucks 6 computer lab 7 study lounge 8 private study room 9 library 14e gift shop 10 conversation pit admin offices 11 county + street exhibit 12 13 site + I-40 exhibit 14a HBCU’s exhibit food and music culture exhibit 14b CULTURAL CENTER: GROUND FLOOR 1/32” = 1’-0” 14c local artists exhibit (rotating) 14d 1 2 3 3 3 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 4 13 13 14a 14b 14c 14d 14e Section A
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
31 large conference room restrooms meeting rooms lounge area 1 2 3 4 lecture hall 5 green balcony 6 staff offices 7 kitchen 8 1 2 3 4 4 4 5 6 7 7 7 7 Section A 7 7 8 0 5 15 30 CULTURAL CENTER: GROUND FLOOR 1/32” = 1’-0” large conference room restrooms meeting rooms lounge area 1 2 3 4 lecture hall 5 green balcony 6 staff offices 7 kitchen 8 1 2 3 4 4 4 5 6 7 7 7 7 Section A 7 7 8 0 5 15 30 CULTURAL CENTER: GROUND FLOOR 1/32” = 1’-0”
32 CULTURAL CENTER SECTION CULTURAL CENTER: SECTION A 1/32” = 1’-0”
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Rutgers University
Dr. Cheryl Wall Reading Room
EDUCATION | PISCATAWAY, NJ | 500 SQ FT
A modern reading room to be dedicated in honor of Dr. Cheryl Wall for her research, teaching and leadership at Rutgers University. Alterations of the Paul Robeson Cultural Center will include existing low walls to be removed and new dividing glass partitions, finishes, ceilings and light fixtures to be added.
ROLE
Interior Designer at Posen Architects
PROGRAMS USED
Revit, Enscape
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CONSTRUCTION FLOOR PLAN WINDOW GLAZING PLAN
B3" WALL WASH RECESSED DOWNLIGHT
SONNEMANRECESSED
25Z-ERG03
25RN3-R-NCPA-STAN-F-SH-1-0-V1
25FN3-R-WW-ST-SW-3500-WW-CF-SW-V1-SOL
C3636" DOME DECORATIVE PENDANT FSDEP-3-FL-2000DN-500UP-35K-2C-UNV-LD1-C24-WH FOCAL POINTPENDANTCABLE LENGTH TO BE CONFIRMED BY GC
DVERTICAL LED STRIP TL1A-2WDC-1- 7FT 7 IN ST35K PURE EDGE LIGHTING RECESSED
ENANOLUME MICRO PROFILE LED COVE LIGHT 3W-3500K-120-W-S-HD-Y-STANDARD DIMMING BOCA FLASHERSURFACE
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN CEILING SECTION DETAIL T.O.S. Ceiling EL: 9'-0" T.O.S. SOFFIT EL: 7'-11" GENERAL NOTES: 1. REFER TO FINISH SCHEDULE A-160 FOR CEILING INFORMATION. 2. AT EACH END OF LIGHT FIXTURE, AN INTERLOCKING CROSS "T" OR LOCKING BAR MUST BE USED. 3. THE TOTAL WEIGHT OF LIGHT FIXTURE AND OTHER EQUIPMENT AND CEILING MATERIAL SUPPORTED BY THE MAIN BEAM MUST NOT EXCEED THE ALLOWABLE DEFLECTION OF L/360 OF IT'S SPAN. DEFLECTION DATA MUST BE FURNISHED AND CERTIFIED BY THE MANUFACTURER. A. FIXTURES EXCEEDING 80 LBS SHALL BE SUPPORTED INDEPENDENT OF THE CEILING SUSPENSION SYSTEM. B. FIXTURES WEIGHING 80 LBS OR LESS SHALL BE SUPPORTED INDEPENDENT OF THE CEILING SUSPENSION SYSTEM. C. FIXTURES WEIGHING 50 LBS OR LESS SHALL BE SUPPORTED INDEPENDENT OF THE CEILING SUSPENSION SYSTEM. 4. SURFACE OR PENDANT FIXTURES MUST BE INDEPENDENTLY SUPPORTED FROM 1 1/2" BLACK IRON OR FROM FLOOR ROOF CONSTRUCTION. SEE NOTE 3 FOR WEIGHT LIMITATIONS. RECESSED FIXTURE TO BE SUPPORTED INDEPENDENTLY TO STRUCTURE ABOVE WITH MINIMUM (2) SUPPORT WIRES #10 GALVANIZED WIRE HANGERS NOT TO EXCEED 4'-6" OC, MAX. CROSS "T" LAY IN TILES PER PLAN AND SCHEDULE. MAIN RUNNER "T" A-710 2A TYP. 1/2" = 1'-0" 1 CEILING 1 1 1 1 RECESSED CEILING DETAIL 37 A-710 1 A-710 4 A-710 4 SIM T.O.S. Ceiling EL: 9'-0" A-710 2 A-710 2 A-710 4 SIM T.O.S. SOFFIT - VIF EL: 7'-11" A-710 5 REFER TO A-120 FOR FIXTURE TYPE, ALIGNED TO BOTTOM OF SOFFIT, TYP. T H E S T A T E U N I V E R S I T Y O F N E W J E R S E Y RESERVED AREA FOR NJDCA APPROVAL STAMP Architecture•Interiors•Planning•Regulatory Approvals 25 Columbia Street West Orange, NJ 07052 T: 973-325-3250 222 Mamaroneck Avenue White Plains, NY 10605 T: 914-935-8820 NJ: NY: www.posen.com LIGHTING SCHEDULE
MODEL MANUFACTURERMOUNTING COMMENTS A3" FIXED RECESSED DOWNLIGHT, INTERVALS 25RN3-R-NCPA-STAN-F-SH-1-0-V1 25FN3-R-DC-ST-SW-3500-WS-CF-SW-V1
MARK DESCRIPTION
SONNEMANRECESSED C2424" DOME DECORATIVE PENDANT FSDEP-2-FL-1000DN-500UP-35K-2C-UNV-LD1-C24-WH FOCAL POINTPENDANTCABLE LENGTH TO BE CONFIRMED BY GC
1/2" = 1'-0" 1 CEILING SECTION 1
READING ROOM ENTRANCE
In order to create a more inviting and spacious reading room, we designed an entrance adorned with a full glazed window system. This strategic addition not only floods the space with natural light but also offers a seamless connection with the surrounding environment, enhancing the overall ambiance for students.
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READING ROOM INTERIOR
Within the interior of the reading room, students will find a diverse selection of books to choose from, catering to various interests and subjects. The layout is optimized to encourage collaboration and group work, providing ample space for students to gather, study, and engage in academic pursuits together.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital located in Paterson, New Jersey needed modifications for their existing lobby and outpatient registration area. We designed and selected new finishes, lighting fixtures and furniture to complement the new floor finishes and ceilings.
Interior Designer at Posen Architects
PROGRAMS USED
Revit, Enscape
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Joseph’s Hospital Main Lobby Reception & Outpatient Registration
HEALTH CARE | PATERSON, NJ | 1,030 SQ FT 05 ROLE
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
CONSTRUCTION FLOOR PLAN
DESK BELOW 2 48" GFCI DATA TELEPHONE (1) TELEPHONE (3) DATA (VERIFY WITH CLIENT) DUPLEX RECEPTACLE QUAD RECEPTACLE HEIGHT ABOVE FINISHED FLOOR (VARIES) GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTER C:\Users\nqv5107\Downloads\21108-SJH Lobby Reno_CENTRAL.rvt 3/16" = 1'-0" 1 POWER / DATA LOCATION REFERENCE PLAN 3/16" = 1'-0" 2 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN 1. 2. 3. 4. EXISTING CEILING GRID ,TILES, LIGHT FIXTURES, AND DIFFUSERS TO CEILING SUSPENSION SYSTEM IS TO CARRY ALL LOADS SUSPENDED ADDITIONAL 200 LBS LOAD AT MIDSPAN. MIDSPAN DEFLECTION NOT FOLLOW MANUFACTURER INSTRUCTIONS WHEN ORDERING LIGHTING GC TO CONFIRM THAT THE EXISTING CEILING CAN HOLD THE LOAD OF CEILING NOTES KEYNOTES 1 MONITOR HEIGHT TO BE SPECIFIED BY CLIENT. 2 PROVIDE AN ALLOWANCE OF $25,000 PER FIXTURE. FIXTURE EQUIPMENT SCHEDULE MARK DESCRIPTION ELECTRIC TELE DATA PROVIDED DESK TELEPHONE ● ● COMPUTER MOUSE AND KEYBOARD COMPUTER MONITOR ● ● ID PRINTER ● CAMERA PRINTER ● ● MONITOR ● ● LEGEND UP 5'-0" MIN. 5'-5 1/4" VIF 5'-0" RAMP A-600 A-600 1A-600 5 A-600 2'-0" 28'-7 1/2" VIF 6'-0" +0" +6" A-100 3 3 3 4 4 4 1 1 1 1 2 A-100 3 RAISED FLOOR ON PEDESTAL BASE REFER TO A-160 FOR FINISHES RAISED FLOOR RAMP WITH SLOPE HEAD PEDESTAL MIN. 1'-0" MIN. 1'-0" FROM FINISHED FLOOR 2'-10" TYP. 1-1/2" OUTSIDE DIA. CLEAR ANODIZED ALUMINUM METAL HANDRAIL MOUNTED TO WALL CLEAR ANODIZED ALUMINUM HANDRAIL SUPPORT PERPENDICULAR TO RAILING, SECURED TO WALL AT 4'-0" OC MAX, TYP. RETURN TO WALL, TYP. EXISTING PARTITION DEMOLISHED PARTITION NEW PARTITION FLOORING AND/OR MILLWORK TO BE REMOVED AREA OF WORK AREA NOT IN CONTRACT C:\Users\nqv5107\Downloads\21108-SJH Lobby Reno_CENTRAL.rvt 3/16" = 1'-0" 2 CONSTRUCTION PLAN 3/16" = 1'-0" 1 DEMOLITION PLAN 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. COORDINATE ALL INDICATED DEMOLITION WITH NEW CONSTRUCTION AND DIMENSIONS OF DEMOLISHED AREAS, INFORM ARCHITECT OF PRIOR TO ANY UTILITY OR FIRE SAFETY SYSTEMS SHUT DOWN, CONTRACT BUILDING OWNER, MANAGING AGENT AND AUTHORITIES HAVING MINIMUM 24 HOUR NOTICE. PROVIDE PROTECTION FOR EXISTING AREAS TO REMAIN AND PREVENT WORK AREA. PRIOR TO DEMOLITION THE CONTRACTOR SHALL WALK THE SITE MARK ANY AREAS THAT ARE TO BE REMOVED CAREFULLY AND BE ITEMS MAKE INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, STORAGE SHELVING, MOUNTED EQUIPMENT, PLUMBING FIXTURES AND ACCESSORIES, WORK AREA TO BE KEPT CLEAN OF DEBRIS AND WASTE SHALL BE TIMELY BASIS. PRIOR TO DEMOLITION, THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND SUBCONTRACTS REVIEW CONDITIONS AND VERIFY THE REMOVAL OF ELECTRICAL DEVICES NOTED ON PLAN(S) TO BE REMOVED. ALL ABANDONED LINES RISER OR PANEL. ALL OTHER ELECTRICAL AND DATA OUTLETS TO ALL PLUMBING REMOVALS SHALL BE DONE BY A LICENSED PLUMBING ALL ELECTRICAL WORK REMOVALS SHALL BE PERFORMED BY A AUTHORITY HAVING JURISDICTION. ALL PERIMETER FIRE CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS, JOINT SYSTEMS, RATED CONSTRUCTION MUST BE FIRE STOPPED USING LISTED AND COMPLIANT WITH ASTM E814 OR UL 1479. THE GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PATCH ALL CUTTING BY ALL CUTTING BY OTHERS. MATCH ADJACENT MATERIALS AND FINISHES PATCH AND/OR REPAIR ADJACENT SURFACES OF DEMOLISHED PARTITIONS NECESSARY TO RECEIVE NEW FINISHES. PATCH AND/OR REPAIR EXISTING FLOORS AS REQUIRED TO RECEIVE OF EXISTING INTERIOR PARTITIONS CAUSES AN UNEVENNESS IN THE PROVIDE SELF-LEVELING UNDERLAYMENT TO ACHIEVE LEVEL AND REMOVE AND DISCARD ALL EXISTING FLOOR FINISHES AS INDICATED MAINTAIN CLEAR PATHS OF EMERGENCY EGRESS DURING ALL PHASES ADDITIONAL MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, PLUMBING, AND FIRE PROTECTIO COMPLETED BY OTHERS. DEMOLITION NOTES 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO THE FINISHED FACE OF EXISTING AND/OR OTHERWISE NOTED. ALL PERIMETER FIRE CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS, JOINT SYSTEMS, RATED CONSTRUCTION MUST BE FIRE STOPPED USING LISTED AND PATCH AND REPAIR FLOORS AS REQUIRED TO RECEIVE NEW FINISHES. AS REQUIRED. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROTECT ALL EXISTING FLOOR FINISHES START OF CONSTRUCTION) TO REMAIN DURING ALL PHASES OF CONSTRUCT REPAIRED/RESTORED AS REQUIRED TO AN AS NEW CONDITION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL THOROUGHLY CLEAN ALL WINDOWS AND REMOVE ALL DIRT AND DEBRIS PRIOR TO COMPLETION OF WORK. PROVIDE BLOCKING AS REQUIRED FOR ALL WALL MOUNTED TV/MONITORS. GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE WITH SECURITY, I.T. AND ALL BLOCKING AS REQUIRED. CONSTRUCTION NOTES KEYNOTES 1 EXISTING FLOORING TO BE REMOVED. 2 EXISTING DESK AND ANY FLOOR OUTLETS TO BE REMOVED.
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FINISH LEGEND
MARK
MILLWORK
WALL
P-1 PAINT - GENERAL CLASS A CLASS A BENJAMIN MOORE - 784 BLUE MACAW EGGSHELL
FINISHED FLOOR PLAN
CAULK AT RAISED FLOOR AND RAMP INTERSECTIONS
RAISED FLOOR
EXISTING
SOLID SURFACE ON ALL EXPOSED SIDES, TOP, AND ENDS, APPLIED WITH SILICONE PER MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION
(1) LAYER 5/8" GWB EACH SIDE AND TOP
CONTINUOUS BOTTOM RUNNER WITH APPROVED ANCHORS AT 24" OC - MIN. 2 PER LENGTH & MAX 6" FROM END OF INDIVIDUAL SECTION
CONTINUOUS FULL BEAD
ACOUSTICAL SEALANT BETWEEN GWB AND SLAB, BOTH SIDES
EXISTING FINISHED FLOOR
UP EXISTING FLOORING EXISTING FLOORING EXISTING FLOORING CT-1 SS-1 LVT-1 SS-1 SS-1 CT-1 SS-1 SS-1 CT-1 SS-1 LVT-1 SS-1 A-160 2 A-160 P-1 ANY/ALL JOINTS, FILL WITH COLOR-COORDINATED SILICON ANY/ALL JOINTS, FILL WITH COLOR-COORDINATED SILICON CB-1 CB-1 HORIZONTAL SURFACE TO MODIFIED TO SOLID SURFACE A-100 3 3/16" = 1'-0" 1 FINISH FLOOR PLAN FINISH LEGEND MARK DESCRIPTION FLAME SPREAD SMOKE DENSITY MANUFACTURER STYLE NUMBER COLOR / FINISH COMMENTS BASE CTB-1 CERAMIC TILE BASE - - GARDEN STATE TILE OVERDRIVE - PALLADIUM 12" X 24" TO BE FIELD CUT TO 6" X 24" AND USE SCHLUTER TO CAP THE TOP FLOOR CT-1 CERAMIC TILE - - GARDEN STATE TILE OVERDRIVE - PALLADIUM 32" X 32" LVT-1 LUXURY VINYL TILE CLASS PASS <450 INTERFACE STUDIO SET A00702 PEWTER 25CM X 1M MILLWORK PL-1 PLASTIC LAMINATE CLASS A CLASS A WILSONART STANDARD 7999K-12 FIELD ELM FINE VELVET FINISH RP-1 RESIN PANEL CLASS A CLASS A 3FORM VARIA LID-1015015SS-1 SOLID SURFACE CLASS A <25 CORIAN STANDARD - VENARO WHITE WALL P-1 PAINT - GENERAL CLASS A CLASS A BENJAMIN MOORE - 784 BLUE MACAW EGGSHELL 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. FINISH SAMPLES TO BE PROVIDED BY CONTRACTOR FOR ARCHITECTS APPROVAL. ALLOWED UNLESS NOTED. ALL MATERIALS TO BE ORDERED IN TIMELY FASHION. ALL FLOORING FINISHES AND CEILING CONSTRUCTION TO BE COMPLETED PRIOR INSTALLATION OF MILLWORK AND FURNITURE. ALL FLOORS TO BE PROPERLY PREPPED FOR NEW FLOORING. FLOORING INSTALLATION SHALL BE PER MANUFACTURER S INSTALLATION GUIDELINES. CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE CARE INSTRUCTIONS TO CLIENT. REFER TO FINISH PLAN INSTALLATION INFORMATION. GENERAL CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE SEAMING AND PRIOR TO ORDERING/INSTALLING. PROVIDE BARRIER FREE CODE COMPLIANT TRANSITION STRIP BETWEEN AREAS CHANGE. FINISH NOTES
16" OC WITH
BRACING
8'-0" AFF
STUD HEIGHT EXCEEDS
ALLOWABLE
3-5/8" METAL STUDS AT
HORIZONTAL
AT
WHEN
MAX
HEIGHT
BLOCKING AS REQUIRED 3'-6" AT KIOSK A-160 4
TO 2/A-160 FOR PARTITION CONSTRUCTION 3'-8" AT LOBBY DESK 6"
CONTINUOUS TOP RUNNER WITH
REFER
FLOOR LEVEL A-160 4
FOR PARTITION CONSTRUCTION WC-1 MATERIAL TYPE LINE CHANGE OF
2/A-160
DESCRIPTION FLAME SPREAD SMOKE DENSITY MANUFACTURER STYLE NUMBER COLOR / FINISH COMMENTS BASE CTB-1 CERAMIC TILE BASE - - GARDEN STATE TILE OVERDRIVE - PALLADIUM 12" X 24" TO BE FIELD CUT TO 6" X 24" AND USE SCHLUTER TO CAP THE TOP
CT-1 CERAMIC TILE - - GARDEN STATE TILE OVERDRIVE - PALLADIUM 32" X 32" LVT-1 LUXURY VINYL TILE CLASS I PASS <450
SET A00702 PEWTER 25CM X 1M
FLOOR
INTERFACE STUDIO
PL-1 PLASTIC LAMINATE CLASS A CLASS A WILSONART STANDARD 7999K-12 FIELD ELM FINE VELVET FINISH
RP-1 RESIN PANEL CLASS A CLASS A 3FORM VARIA LID-1015015SS-1 SOLID SURFACE CLASS A <25 CORIAN STANDARD - VENARO WHITE
1" = 1'-0" 2 KIOSK LOW PARTITION DETAIL 1" = 1'-0" 3 KIOSK LOW PARTITION DETAIL
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3 / A-601 LVT-1 SS-1 SS-1 SS-1 SS-1 LVT-1 NEW LIGHTING FIXTURES NEW LIGHTING FIXTURES 1 3 2 5 RELOCATE DIFFUSER AS TO NOT INTERFERE WITH NEW RAISED FLOOR LVT-1 LVT-1 P-1 A-602 7 A-600 6 7 7 6 CTB-1 FLOOR PLASTIC LAMINATE FULL EXTENSION SURFACE COUNTERTOP PLYWOOD LAMINATE ON ALL FACES 2'-10" www.posen.com Drawing: of Date: Drawn By: Checked By: Dwg No.Issue No.: Scale: Drawing: Posen Project No.: DCA Number: Submission: Client: Project: Seal: Catherine F. O'Connor, AIA NY Lic. 033080-01 NJ 21AI02180600 As indicated Copyright © 2021 LC TF 05.28.21 7 9 A-600 ELEVATIONS 21108 CONSTRUCTION SJH PATERSON MAIN LOBBY RECEPTION 703 MAIN STREET PATERSON, NJ 07503 ST. JOSEPH'S HEALTH 35 GETTY AVENUE PATERSON, NJ 07503 1/4" = 1'-0" 1 LOBBY DESK ELEVATION 1/4" = 1'-0" 2 LOBBY DESK ELEVATION 1/4" = 1'-0" 3 LOBBY DESK ELEVATION Issuance / Revision No. Date Description 34'-4" 14'-0" 6'-5" 9'-5" WORK SURFACE 3'-0" ADA COUNTER 1'-6" 17'-0" 31'-4" 18'-6" 58.14° 112.69° 77.00° 41'-3 1/2" VIF 6 3/4" VIF 24'-10 1/4" 6'-6 1/2" 11'-0 1/4" 10'-11" 21'-4 5/8" 13'-3 15/16" 6'-8" 19'-1 1/8" 16'-2 1/4" 9'-41/16" 11'-23/4" COLUMN, VERIFY LOCATION IN FIELD EXISTING SHAFT NEW LOW WALL A-601 3 A-601SPACE BASE CABINET EVENLY FOR (3) WORKSTATIONS STARTING AT CURVED WALL SPACE BASE CABINETS EVENLY FOR (3) WORKSTATIONS START AT SHAFT A-602 3 A-602 SS-1 WELLNESS SCREEN, TYPICAL REFER TO SECTION FOR MANUFACTURER AND MODEL FINISH CLEAR ACRYLIC FRAME FINISH WHITE Posen Architects, LLC POSEN ARCHITECTS, LLC 222 Mamaroneck Avenue White Plains, NY 10605 T: 914-935-8820 25 Columbia Street West Orange, NJ 07052 T: 973-325-3250 Dennis A. Posen, AIA NY Lic. 015026-1 NJ 21AI00808700 William S. Hamilton, AIA NY Lic. 030718-1 NJ 21AI01380200 Kosta Koulouris, AIA NY Lic. 034846-1 NJ 21AI01893200 Thomas A. Fantacone, AIA NY Lic. 035897-1 NJ 21AI00792500 NY Cert. 80883 NJ Cert. 21AC00035700 NJ: www.posen.com NY: Architecture Interiors Planning Regulatory Approvals Catherine F. O'Connor, AIA NY Lic. 033080-01 NJ 21AI02180600 Copyright © 2021 1/2" = 1'-0" 1 LOBBY DESK ENLARGED PLAN A 3D LOBBY DESK Issuance Revision No. Date Description REGISTRATION DESK ELEVATION REGISTRATION DESK PLAN 44
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OUTPATIENT REGISTRATION
In the renovated outpatient registration area, we increased the available seating to accommodate a higher number of patients comfortably. This enhancement ensures that patients have a more pleasant and accommodating experience while waiting for their appointments or completing registration procedures.
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ADDITIONAL WORKS 2018-2024
This section of my portfolio reflects my passion for art and photography. Through my artwork, I enjoy experimenting with different techniques and materials, such as collaging and crocheting. Through my photography, I enjoy documenting my travels, my friends and family and telling stories through my lens.
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BIENNALE, ITALY, 2023 “Textural Threshold Hair Salon: Dreadlock”48
and Braider for SOFTLAB at Penn State Felecia Davis
INTERIOR HAND RENDERING
Felt tip markers, copic markers, color pencil
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LISBON, PORTUGAL Photography
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COPENHAGEN, DENMARK Photography