Nat h a n Ch a v e z Arc hit ec tu r e R e sum e & Po rt fo lio | 202 4
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Walnut, CA91789
chaveznathan47@gmail.com
(909) 450-4000
https://issuu.com/nchavez39
N at ha n C ha ve z
Hello,
My name isNathan Chavez. I believe in creating aesthetically pleasing projects that function effciently, impact the environment in a positive way, and bring the community together. My goal with my portfolio is to demonstrate my passion in a wide range of interests and to showcase my creativity. Some of my interests include Urban design, residential, hospitality, interior design, and mixed use.
LANGUAGES
- English
- Spanish
EDUCATION
Cal Poly Pomona | Pomona, CA
- 08/2019 - 05/2023
- Bachelor of Architecture
- Minor in Regenerative Studies
HOBBIES
- NOMAS (National Organization of Minority Architecture Students) member
Mount San Antonio College | Walnut, CA
- 08/2015 - 06/2019
- Completed the two year Architecture program
EXPERIENCE SKILLS
Autocad
Rhinoceros
Sketchup
Revit
Lumion
Enscape
Vray for Rhinoceros
Microsoft Word / PowerPoint
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe InDesign
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Lightroom
Adobe Premiere Pro
Bluebeam
Excel
Prats Inc. | East Los Angeles, CA Architectural Associate
- 06/2023 - present
I have worked on every phase of a project and collaborated with other architects and consulants to create accurate plans, drawings, and specifications that read clearly to the contractor. I communicate with clients and city planners to ensure efficient submittal processes.
Prats Inc. | East Los Angeles, CA Architectural Intern
- 06/2022 - 06/2023
I worked on projects in the pre-design, schematic, and design development phases. I created the firm’s website, helped organize files and materials, communicated project needs with my team, and revised drawings and renderings.
FedEx Express | Ontario, CA Material Handler
- 02/2016 - 06/2022
Collaborated with my peers to efficiently meet deadlines in a timely manner. Learned how to communicate and solve problems.
Mount San Antonio College | Walnut, CA Event Services
- 08/2015 - 08/2016
- Worked individually and as a team to organize and set up for campus events. Directed weekend farmers market events and worked as security where I developed the ability to take initiative when neccessary.
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ARCHITECTURE PROJECTSACADEMIC
5 Lukens Residence ADU
13 Los Feliz Mixed Use Design / Design Development
23 Santa Ana Train Station Master Plan
29 Little Tokyo Master Plan / Urban Design
33 Little Tokyo Mixed Use Design / Open Space
37 Temecula Winery
ARCHITECTURE PROJECTSPROFESSIONAL
39 Wellness Juice Bar
39 38 Degrees Restaurant
39 La Casa Sol y Mar Restaurant Patio
MISCELLANEOUS
40 Artwork
40 Physical Models
40 Photography
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LUKENS RESIDENCE
DETACHED ADU
Cal Poly Pomona - Spring 2020
The prompt for this project was to create a detached “Accessory Dwelling Unit” that has direct access to the Lukens Residence just to the west of this property. The entrance connected to the house next door is defined my a metal terrace with hanging plants that helps create a comfortable environment and helps guide people to the front door. The property has a second entrance adjacent to 27th Street to create efficiency for people coming from the street. The ADU is well suited for a working couple in search of a high-end, modern home that has a perfect balance of business and leisure. The interior program consists of one bedroom, one bathroom, an office, a kitchen, and living area. The bedroom is private but brings in natural light, and has a big patio that allows the residents to look over into the fantastic backyard views.
The living space has multiple glass sliding doors that open up to the backyard bringing the exterior, in.
The exterior areas create a fun environment and have numerous opportunities to host guests. The exterior consists of a heated pool, a sunken firepit area, an outdoor bbq area, and a green space that can be used for activities.
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5TH AVENUE
ALLEY
27TH STREET
SITE PLAN
ENLARGED
PLAN
SITE
0’ 10’ 25’ 50’ N 0’ 5’ 10’ 15’ N 6
FLOOR PLAN
N SQUARE FOOTAGE = 858
SCALE: 1/16” = 1’-0”
SCALE: 1/8” = 1’-0”
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SECTION B-B
SECTION DETAILS
RA WA GA
SECTION A-A
SCALE: 3/8” = 1’-0”
RA GA WA
PVC MEMBRANE ROOF OVERFRAMING FOR SLOPE DRAIN PARAPET CAP 2 X4 PARAPET STUCCO STOP OVERHANG WALL BY 7/8” 2 X 12 JOIST R-32 BATT INSULATION 7/8” STUCCO O/ GI LATHE O/ WEATHER RESISTIVE BARRIER GI CORNER BEAD 1/2” PLYWOOD 2 X6 WOOD STUD LIGHT COVE 3/4” PLYWOOD STEEL TRACK FOR SLIDING DOOR 7/8” STUCCO O/ GI LATHE O/ WEATHER RESISTIVE BARRIER 1/2” PLYWOOD R-19 BATT INSULATION 2X6 WOOD STUD 5/8” GYPSUM BOARD INTERIOR EXTERIOR INTERIOR EXTERIOR STEEL TRACK FOR SLIDING DOOR 6” CONCRETE SLAB 4” GRAVEL CONCRETE FOOTING 5/8” GYPSUM BOARD 8
NORTH ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
SOUTHELEVATION
TOP OF ROOF 13’-2” (+14’-8”) CEILING 11’-0” (+11’-6”) FIRST FLOOR 0’-0” (+1’-6”) GROUND LEVEL -1’-6” (+0’-0”) TOP OF ROOF 13’-2” (+14’-8”) CEILING 11’-0” (+11’-6”) FIRST FLOOR 0’-0” (+1’-6”) GROUND LEVEL -1’-6” (+0’-0”) TOP OF ROOF 13’-2” (+14’-8”) CEILING 11’-0” (+11’-6”) FIRST FLOOR 0’-0” (+1’-6”) GROUND LEVEL -1’-6” (+0’-0”) TOP OF ROOF 13’-2” (+14’-8”) CEILING 11’-0” (+11’-6”) FIRST FLOOR 0’-0” (+1’-6”) GROUND LEVEL -1’-6” (+0’-0”) 9
BEDROOM PATIO PERSPECTIVE 10
ENTRANCE 1
OUTDOOR BBQ AREA
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FIREPIT AREA
LIVING AREA
BEDROOM
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KITCHEN AREA
LOS FELIZ
MIXED USED DESIGN / DESIGN DEVELOPMENT
The vision for this project is to create a community that fits into Los Angeles’ fast lifestyle. The intended residential use is for young adults,young families, and active individuals. My goal is to create a diversity of public and private spaces that people in the area, and residents living in the building, can access. On the ground floor I created oppurtunity for different types of commercial spaces, both indoor and outdoor. On the podium level I designed three main private outdoor spaces for the residents. Each space resembles a different level of activity. In the ‘active” area residents can access both an outdoor and indoor workout area, as well as a stationary bike room. The ‘semi-active” area has a pool and outdoor seating. Lastly, the “non-active” area has bbqs, bonfires, and outdoor seating for relaxing.
This project consists of type I construction at the ground level and type V construction at the levels above. This property is located at the northeast corner of the intersection at Hollywood Blvd. and Vermont Ave in Hollywood. The site has a carwash and two residential buildings that will be demolished for the new development. The alley dividing the site will be relocated to the east of 4638 Prospect Ave. The site has 135’ of street frontage along Hollywood Blvd., 139’ of frontage on Vermont, and 195’ of frontage along Prospect. The relocated alley to the east is 15’ wide and may provide vehicular access. The site is to be assumed flat in the design. The parcel is zoned C2-1D and is in sub areas B and C of the Station Area Neighborhood Plan. The FAR and density are to be assumed as per SNAP with a 18’ podium commercial base included. The site is located in the Vermont Western Station Neighborhood Area Plan(SNAP) plan area.
Cal Poly Pomona - Spring 2021 UNIT BREAKDOWN UNIT TYPE QUANTITY SQ.FT Micro 14 230 Studio 12 400 1 Bedroom 14 675-800 2 Bedroom 12 1100 Townhouse 9 900-1100 13
Ave.
Vermont Ave. 0 25’ 50’ 75’ N 14
PLAN AXONEMETRIC
Prospect
HollywoodBlvd.
SITE
SITE PLAN
PARKING
SECTION AA
PLAN N 0 25’ 50’ 75’ N 0 25’ 50’ 75’ A COLUMN COLUMN 15
UNDERGROUND
PLAN
GROUND FLOOR
SEMI-ACTIVE
AREA
ACTIVE
AREA
AREA SECTION BB FIRST FLOOR PLAN N 0 25’ 50’ 75’ SHEAR WALLS 16
NON-ACTIVE
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
AVE. ELEVATION N 0 25’ 50’ 75’ N 0 25’ 50’ 75’ N 0 15’ 5’ 10’ ACTIVE AREA 17
THIRD FLOOR PLAN VERMONT
FLOOR PLAN
FLOOR PLAN N 0 25’ 50’ 75’ N 0 25’ 50’ 75’ 18
FOURTH
FIFTH
DETAILED SECTION
ELEVATION RENDER
WA-1 RA-1 RA-2 FA-1 T.O PARAPET: 74'-0" 5TH.F ROOF: 71'-3/8" 5TH.F CEILING: 70'-1" 5TH.F FLOOR: 55'9-3/4" 4TH.F CEILING: 54'7-3/8" 2ND F. FLOOR: 28'2-2/5" 1ST F. CEILING: 27'-1/2" 1ST F. FLOOR: 18'9-1/2" COPING CAP CONTINIOUS CLEAT STEEL TRACK 1/4" OPERABLE ANODIZED ALUMINUM PANEL 2 X 6 STUD METAL HANDRAIL STEEL TRACK GLASS POCKET DOOR CHANEL DRAIN 3/4" DRAIN PIPE CONCRETE SLAB SILL PLATE HEADER 1ST F. FLOOR: 18’/9-1/2” 1ST F. CEILING: 27’-1/2” 2ND F. FLOOR: 28’2-2/5” 4TH F. CEILING: 54’7-3/8” 5TH F. FLOOR: 55’9-3/4” 5TH F. CEILING: 70’-1” 5TH F. ROOF: 71’-3/8” T.O PARAPET: 74’-0” COPING CAP CONTINOUS CLEAT HEADER STEEL TRACK GLASS POCKET DOOR METAL HANDRAIL 2 X 6 STUD CHANEL DRAIN 3/4” DRAIN PIPE STEEL TRACK 1/4” OPERABLE ANODIZED ALUMINUM PANEL SILL PLATE CONCRETE SLAB
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1/4”
5/8”
DOUBLE
5/8”
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5/8” GWB
6” ACOUSTIC INSULATION
2 X 6 WOOD STUD
3/4” PLYWOOD (@ SHEAR WALL)
2
6”
3/4”
DETAILED ASSEMBLIES
WEATHER BARRIER X2 3/4" PLYWOOD (@ SHEAR WALL) 2 X 6 WOOD STUD 6" ACOUSTIC INSULATION 3 PART STUCCO 5/8" GWB 2 X 6 WOOD STUD DOUBLE TOP PLATE 5/8" GWB 2 X 6 WOOD STUD 6" THERMAL INSULATION (R3.5X6=R21) 3/4" PLYWOOD (@ SHEAR WALL) WEATHER BARRIER X2 3 PART STUCCO GRATED TRENCH DRAINAGE GLASS POCKET DOOR 3/4" PLYWOOD METAL HANDRAIL SLEEPERS EPDM ROOFING MEMBRANE 1/2" IPE WOOD FLOORING 2 X 10 JOISTS 5/8" GWB 3 PART STUCCO ALUMINUM WINDOW FRAME WINDOW PERFORATED METAL SCREEN 1/4" OPERABLE ANODIZED ALUMINUM SHEET WOOD FLOOR METAL TRACK GRATED TRENCH DRAINAGE 2 X 10 JOISTS 3/4” PLYWOOD EPMD ROOFING MEMBRANE SLEEPERS 1/2” IPE WOOD FLOORING METAL TRACK GLASS POCKET DOOR
OPERABLE ANODIZED ALUMINUM SHEET 3 PART STUCCO ALUMINUM WINDOW FRAME GLASS PERFORATED METAL SCREEN
PLYWOOD (@ SHEAR WALL)
WEATHER
THERMAL INSUL. (R3.5 X 6 = R21)
BARRIER X2
3 PART STUCCO
METAL HANDRAIL
WEATHER BARRIER
X 6 WOOD STUD
3 PART STUCCO
X2
GWB
GWB
6" ACOUSTICAL INSULATION
PLYWOOD
ACOUSTIC BOARD 5/8" GWB 2 X 10 JOIST 2X 5/8" GWB 2X 5/8" GWB 5/8" GWB 1/2" RESILIENT CHANNEL 10" ACOUSTICAL INSULATION 2 X 10 JOIST 3/4" PLYWOOD 3/4" PLYWOOD EPDM ROOFING MEMBRANE 5/8" GWB 2 X 10 JOIST 10" THERMAL INSULATION (R3X10"=R30) 3/4" PLYWOOD 6" THERMAL INSULATION (R3X6"=18) 3/4" PLYWOOD 1/4" BACKER BOARD PVC ROOFING 1/2" IPE WOOD FLOORING
TOP PLATE 2 X 6 WOOD STUD WOOD FLOOR
3/4"
1"
RA-1(ROOF)
RA-2 (BALCONY)
FA-1(INTERIOR FLOOR-64 STC)
6" THERMAL INSULATION (R3.5X6"=R21) 5/8" EXTERIOR GWB WEATHER BARRIER X2 3 PART STUCCO 5/8" GWB
WA-2 (INTERIOR WALL-55 STC)
3/4" WOOD FLOORING EXTERIOR INTERIOR INTERIOR INTERIOR EXTERIOR INTERIOR INTERIOR INTERIOR SLEEPERS EXTERIOR EXTERIOR CHANEL DRAIN WOOD BLOCKING 6mm OPERABLE ANODIZED ALUMINUM PANEL STEEL TRACK 2 X 6 WOOD STUD 6" ACOUSTICAL INSULATION 3/4" PLYWOOD 1" ACOUSTIC BOARD 5/8" GWB 2 X 10 JOIST 2X 5/8" GWB 2X 5/8" GWB 5/8" GWB 1/2" RESILIENT CHANNEL 10" ACOUSTICAL INSULATION 2 X 10 JOIST 3/4" PLYWOOD 3/4" PLYWOOD EPDM ROOFING MEMBRANE 5/8" GWB 2 X 10 JOIST 10" THERMAL INSULATION (R3X10"=R30) 3/4" PLYWOOD 6" THERMAL INSULATION (R3X6"=18) 3/4" PLYWOOD 1/4" BACKER BOARD PVC ROOFING 1/2" IPE WOOD FLOORING
WA-1 (EXTERIOR WALL)
RA-1(ROOF)
RA-2 (BALCONY)
6" THERMAL INSULATION (R3.5X6"=R21) 5/8" EXTERIOR GWB WEATHER BARRIER X2 3 PART STUCCO 5/8" GWB 3/4" WOOD FLOORING EXTERIOR INTERIOR INTERIOR INTERIOR EXTERIOR INTERIOR SLEEPERS EXTERIOR EXTERIOR CHANEL DRAIN WOOD BLOCKING 6mm OPERABLE ANODIZED ALUMINUM PANEL STEEL TRACK 2 X 6 WOOD STUD
DETAIL RENDER
FA-1(INTERIOR FLOOR-64 STC)
PERSPECTIVE
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Plywood
Double top plate
Bottom plate Beam
Joist
Shear wall
STRUCTURAL AXONOMETRIC
EXPLODED STRUCTURAL AXONOMETRIC
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PLUMBING
Wet walls
Shear walls
Boiler
Sink
Bathtub
Toilet
Cold water
Hot water
Vent pipe
Waste pipe
SHEAR
WALLS AND WET WALLS
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SANTA ANA TRAIN STATION
MASTER PLAN / PLACEMAKING
Cal Poly Pomona - Fall 2022
Being located in the heart of Santa Ana, California, this project site has immense potential for creating an all-inclusive and impactful location for both residents and visitors. This intent of this project was to take the existing Santa Ana Train Station and create a thriving and unique environment that revolves around automation. This project was done in a team of 3 and our goal was to combine Santa Ana’s culture with automation in order to create a connection to the neighboring areas while thinking of the future as well. We wanted the train station to not only be a tool for transportation, but also a popular destination that people will travel to visit. An important part of Santa Ana’s culture is hispanic heritage artwork. We wanted to incorporate artwork to pay homage to the local artists and encourage a more creative mindset and environment. We combined artwork with automation to create interactive installations that help create a unique and playful space in which anyone can enjoy. Designing spaces that compliment different user groups allowed for us to strategically place the numerous program types and develop a project site that meets people’s needs twenty-four hours a day. Efficient circulation is essential for placemaking and we achieved this by creating different types of open spaces in the different areas of the site. These open spaces are intended to suit the different users and to create different experiences.
(Everything shown for this project was physically developed by myself)
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MASTERPLAN AXONOMETRIC
MASTERPLAN AXONOMETRIC - PROGRAM
NTS Retail Automated Car Dispensary Automated Bus Stop/ Station NTS COLOR CODED PROGRAM Residential Art Center O ces Train Station Bridge/Viewing Tower Media Tech Parking Restuarant Sky Port Hotel Retail Automated Car Dispensary Automated Bus Stop/ Station
SCALE: NTS
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SCALE: NTS
Residential Art Center O ces Train Station Bridge/Viewing Tower Media Tech Parking Restuarant Sky Port Hotel Retail Automated Car Dispensary Automated Bus Stop/ NTS COLOR CODED PROGRAM Residential Art Center O ces Train Station Bridge/Viewing Tower Media Tech Parking Restuarant Sky Port Hotel Retail Automated Car Dispensary Automated Bus Stop/ Station
- PROGRAM MASTERPLAN SCALE: NTS SCALE: NTS 25
MASTERPLAN
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EXITING THE TRAIN STATION
VIEW FROM SMALL BRIDGE THAT CONNECTS THE TRAIN STATION AND SKYPORT
WALKING TOWARDS TRAIN STATION ENTRANCE FROM WEST SIDE OF SITE
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VIEW FACING OFFICE BUILDING, CAR DISPENSARY, AND INTERACTIVE ART WALL
VIEW FROM BRIDGE / VIEWING TOWER
VIEW FROM 4TH STREET TOWARDS BRIDGE / VIEWING TOWER AND SKYPORT
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LITTLE TOKYO
MASTER PLAN / URBAN DESIGN
Cal Poly Pomona - Fall 2021
The project site is located in Little Tokyo, Downtown Los Angeles. The site consists of North Alameda Street on the east, Judge John Aiso St. and South Central Avenue on the west, Temple street on the north and 3rd street on the south. This site is surrounded by residential, commercial, and civic areas, in which all have a relationship with this urban design.
This project was created by my colleague and I. The big idea of our project is to create an urban city that focuses on visual connections that help create interest and make people want to visit and experience the different areas of the site. These visual connections help people circulate efficiently through the site. Some visual connections we used are the usage of fountains, the usage of green and hardscape spaces, in which most have different uses, the usage of glass structures the usage of the already existing “Go for Broke” monument and mural along the facade of The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA, and the main connection is rows of trees that visually and physically guide people through the spaces. These pathway of trees act as circulation spaces that lead to open spaces, in which people can engage in whatever we created in the spaces, whether its more active or passive. We created different types of spaces to create different experiences and environments for people.The spaces range from something more calm like a private outdoor reading space/garden, to a park, to outdoor dining and nightlife spaces.
The goal of this project is to create a transit oriented community. We incorporated bus stops all throughout the site for people who want to travel by bus. We created two seperate metro stops, one on the north-east area of the site and the other one by the 1st St. and S. Alameda intersection. We created two different metro stops to help with the flow of pedestrian traffic and to create options for people. We used visual connections to help promote a transit oriented development and they are directly apparent the moment someone exits either of the two metro stops.
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Library
Mixed Use (Offices)
Mixed Use (Housing)
Commercial
plan
Site
FIGURE GROUND CIRCULATION
OPPORTUNITIES/RESTRAINTS
0 N 50’ 100’ 150’ 30
OPEN SPACE RENDERS 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 Park 3 Shaded Seating 2 Outdoor Dining 4 6 Pond / Seating 5 7 9 “Go For Broke” Monument 8 Garden / Reading Area Outdoor Dining Shaded Seating Park 31
KEY SPACE RENDERS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 3 2 Perspective from Alameda St. 4 7 5 6 Metro Stop #2 Perspective Japanese Sculpture Japanese Sculpture Metro Stop #1 Perspective Main Circulation Perspective
from Japanese Museum 32
Perspective
LITTLE TOKYO
MIXED USE BUILDING / OPEN SPACE
Cal Poly Pomona - Fall 2021
My colleague and I decided to develop the area in which the “Go for Broke” monument already exists because we wanted to activate that area and bring more attention to the importance of the monument. From here we proceded with the development of the project individually and followed several design guidelines that we created for ourselves.
The monument acts as the main visual connection and guides people towards the center of that area, in which people can then navigate through the other areas of the site. I added a fountain around the monument to help with the visual connection and to act as a cooling effect. The mural along the facade of The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA is a statement piece that already exists and helps activate that area. I designed a park adjacent to the monument that can be accessed by people visiting the museums and the commercial spaces I created on the ground floor, by people coming from the civic area, and by people living in the housing units I created. I wanted to have one main entrance to the commercial spaces so I designed a glass atrium that helps guide people into those spaces. I also used rows of trees to help frame views and to help with circulation.
As for the massing of the building, I wanted to follow the idea of visual connection so I created this L-shaped building that is intersected by a circular high-rise tower. I created two outdoor common spaces that are overlooked by the housing units and can be accessed by the residents only. Residents also have views of the public park and monument from their units and outdoor common spaces.One of the design guidelines we followed is to have an urban relationship between the open and programmatic spaces, so I decided to create the outdoor urban spaces for the residents. I also wanted to incorporate a variety of urban facades to help with that relationship. I used urban facades to create a space for balconies. I created dramatic balconies that twist up the circular tower to make it look like nature is “crawling” up the building. I also used urban facades to create privacy between adjacent units.
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SITE PLAN N 0 25 50’ PERSPECTIVE OF OPEN SPACE (MURAL) TempleSt. Judge John Aiso St. N. Alameda St. 75’ 34
FIRST FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN
AERIAL VIEW OF OPEN SPACE (MONUMENT / PARK)
0 25’ 50’ N 75’ 0 25’ 50’ N 75’ A A A 35
TEMPLE ST. ELEVATION
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PERSPECTIVE SECTION A-A
JUDGE JOHN AISO ST. PERSPECTIVE
TEMECULA WINERY
RESTARAUNT / WINERY
Mount San Antonio College - Fall 2017
This project is located in the mountains of Temecula Valley, CA. The winery consists of a restaurant and tasting areas that are available to the public at 1,474 feet, and a wine production and packaging area that can only be accessed by employees at 1,456 feet. I created a private parking lot for employees at 1,468 feet and a public parking lot at 1,440 feet.
My goal with this project is to locate the restaurant and tasting areas at the peak so people accessing those areas can experience prime views. I created a public parking lot that is 34 feet below the restaurant and tasting levels, and then created a grand staircase that wraps up and around into a main courtyard where the entrances to the restaurant, tasting areas, and some private areas are located. I want these entrances to be hidden from the public parking area to create an interesting approach to the winery.
My vision for people’s approach to the winery is for people to be able to see the cantilevered restaurant and grand staircase only and wonder what else is available to them. The climb up the grand staircase helps create a sense of curiosity and excitement, and makes people want to go up there. Once people make their way up they will be able to experience the delicious wine and food while enjoying the beautiful views all around them.
PLAN 0 25’ 50’ N 75’ 37
SITE
SECOND FLOOR PLAN 1 3 2 4 Public parking
parking
storage tank shed
Private
Water
Crush pad
5 Mechanical yard
6 Blending room
Bottling
Bottle and case
3 4 5 6 7 8 11 2 3 5 6 7 7 7 10 11 8 10 Bottling room 11 Fermentation room 1 3 2 4 Restaurant Entry hall Tasting patio Tasting room 5 Tasting prep area/diswwasher room 6 7 Office 8 Women’s locker room 9 10 Men’s public restroom 11 Tasting wine storage room Men’s locker room Women’s public restroom 0 25’ 50’ N 75’ 0 25’ 50’ N 75’ 1,452’ 1,460’ 1,440’ 1,446’ 1,456’ 1,456’ 1,468’ 1,456’ 1,452’ 1,460’ 1,464’ 1,468’ 1,468’ 1,471’ 1,474’ 1,474’ 1,474’ 1,468’ 1,474’ 1,468’ 38 FIRST FLOOR PLAN
7 Wine lab 8
room 9
storage
ARCHITECTURE PROJECTS - PROFESSIONAL
Every project shown is being developed as an Architectural Associate at Prats Inc. located in East Los Angeles.
WELLNESS JUICE BAR
Project Type: Hospitality
Location: Whittier, CA
Project Type: Hospitality
Location: Alhambra, CA
Project Type: Hospitality
Location: Paramount, CA
Scope of work: New juice bar interior for existing building
Phase: Design Development
Scope of work: New restaurant interior for existing building
Phase: Construction Administaration
Scope of work: New patio addition to existing restaurant
Phase: Construction Administaration
LA CASA SOL Y MAR RESTAURANT PATIO
38 DEGREES RESTAURANT
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MISCELLANEOUS
ARTWORK
Hand painting / Acrylic Hand painting / Acrylic Hand painting / Acrylic
PHYSICAL MODELS
Temecula Winery Mt. San Antonio College / Fall 2017
Administration Building Mt. San Antonio College / Fall 2017
Palm Springs House & Office Mt. San Antonio College / Spring 2018
Iphone 13 pro
Iphone 13 pro
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Iphone 13 pro
PHOTOGRAPHY
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