Rojin hashtroodi portfolio 2016

Architecture Portfolio

Rojin Hashtroodi

ROJIN HASHTROODI OHM Advisors-Architecture Intern- May 2015 - Present The Ohio State University- Knowlton School of Architecture Graduate Student- 09/2014-present Email: hashtroodi.1@osu.edu Tel: +1 (614) 749 12 42

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GRADUATE SCHOOL HOUSE OF EUROPEAN HISTORY Brussels-Belgium

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Jesuit Campus Master plan Design Nairobi-Africa

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Micro Port Residential Complex Columbus-OH

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BACHELOR SCHOOL Headphone Recording Studio Tehran-Iran

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Suspended Gardens-Residential Tehran-Iran

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Life In Desert Maranjab-Iran

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PROFESSIONAL WORK DIBA TESNILE ARCHITECTURE Tehran-Iran

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aduate school sample work E. Austin Knowlton school of Architecture The Ohio State University

House of European history Brussels-Belgium

Jesuit Campus Master plan Design Nairobi-Africa Micro Port Residential Complex Columbus-OH

HOUSE OF EUROPEAN HISTORY Brussels-Belgium

Second Year of Graduate Degree-FAll 2015 E.Austin Knwolton School of Architecture Team: Rojin Hashtroodi-Ziyi jia Professor: Curtis Roth

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museums are known to be iconic. From guggenheim museum to Louvre museum, one can easily recognize their shape by even looking at their silhouette. But what if museum stops being and icon and become a set of experiences through four openings disguised in a pure white walls? Museum with no face, lets you experience different urban moments. It interacts with you and makes you experience something more than just a simple visit to an ordinary museum.

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JESUIT CAMPUS MASTER PLAN DESIGN Nairobi-Africa

First Year of Graduate Degree-Spring 2015 E.Austin Knwolton School of Architecture Team: Ziyi Jia-Rojin Hashtroodi Professor: Ann Pendelton Julian

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In this project the main issue was how to bring the high tech university campus together with the tradittional culture of the eastern African society.

Looking for an answer to this question, we realized that the answer to this question is quite obvious. The answer is IPhone!IPhone is where culture and high technology intersect. Everyone’s IPhone looks the same but at the same time it’s unique and shows the identity of the owner through the set of applications downloaded on its interface. This university campus is an IPhone with different applications available to pick from and start designing the university basedon emergence idea. In this university there is always room to design new apps and expand the campus as time goes by.

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The most important issue in south Africa, when it comes to designing is considering the problem of lack of security. In this project the battle was not only try to provide security for both the students and the faculty, but also not necessarily fence around the border.

Site Plan

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Our soloution to this problem was to create open green spaces and housing areas close to the border to ensure security. Also this green spaces on the border are a great way to welcome animals to the campus which was the other most important issue to deal with in this project.

Ammenities

Savannah

Savannah

Housing Academic Area Housing Area University Center Amenities Area Park

Component Plan- School of Education and Student Housing

Housing Housing

Library

School

Recreation Center

Health Center

Student Center

Church

School

School

Museum

Commercial

School

Primary School

Stadium

Program

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Lobby

Dinning

Library

Workshop Hall

Auditorium

Conference Halls

Lecture halls

Lecture halls

Faculty Offices

Faculty Offices

Gallery and shop

Housing

Pond

Garden

Instead of designing a building mass, we decided to design apps, similar to Iphone. Each app has its own identity and function.

The designed apps for the school of education are as drawn above.

According to the required program, by attaching these apps together, the school comes to existence.

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Micro Port Residential Complex Columbus-OH

First Year of Graduate Degree-Fall 2014 E.Austin Knwolton School of Architecture Team: Benjamin Pacheco -Rojin Hashtroodi-Chris Miggo Professors: Rob Livesey-Bart Overly

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In this residental complex, the main issue was to design for the young people who work and live in downtown Columbus. In this case, the idea was to provide these young people with micro units and give them a unique experience by putting these micro units up in the air. The complex also has some family houses on the ground level as well as a Grocery, Retail spaces and offices.

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Histrocial Allies

Site Axial Conncections

Micro Housing Optimal Orrientation

Proposed Micro Unit Clusters

Proposed Courtyard Clusters

Shifted Courtyard Clusters

Site Concept Diagrams

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E Town Street

Forth Street

E Rich Street

Grey Hound

Ohio Theater

S High Street

Third Street

Site Plan

Massing Diagram- Showing the projected related to its surroundings

Diagram on top: Code Diagram on left: Showing Different level of programs The housing sits on two floor of retail and commercial spaces. A roof garden is available for the residents on the commercial roof.

Six Four-floor apartments are also available on the ground floor .

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Ground Floor

View from the pedestrian alley-Cluster houses

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Micro Units

Bird View-Roof Garden

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Extruded Aluminum Skin Metal Deck with Concrete Topping Slab 8” Open Web Joist With 6” Batt Insulation

Insulated Triple Pannel Glazing With Aluminum Frame

Micro Unit-Upper floor

Micro Unit-First floor

Micro Unit Roof Top Garden

Collapsable Amenities

Partition Wall Division

Steel Structural Steel

Extruded Aluminum Sun Shading Facade

Exploded View- Micro Unit

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Micro Uni

Micro Units Lobby

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Section

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Physical Model Photography

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Roof Garden

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chelor School sample work School of Art and Architecture Azad University, Central Tehran Branch

Headphone Recording Studio Tehran-Iran

Suspended Gardens-Residential Tehran-Iran Life in the Dessert Maranjab-Iran Diba Tensile Architecture Tehran-Iran

HEADPHONE RECORDING STUDIO Tehran-Iran

Thesis project- Bachelor Degree-Summer 2013 School of Art and Architecture Azad University-Central Tehran Professor: Dr. Kaveh Bazrafkan

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Music industry has shown a great improvement during the past decade in Iran; therefore new fresh spaces are needed for these musicians to be able to produce music more professionally and creatively.

Headphone recording studio and music club is a complex designed to gather musicians together. Headphone is where music is born, raised and listened. Headphone is a place to gather, enjoy and make new memories with the advantage of meeting young musicians and artists. Headphone is where headphone guys meet and now can share their music. Headphone is the new music generation...

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The site is located on Enghelab street, Tehran’s artistic , cultural and educational heart. Enghelab street has a compact skyline, therefore designing a landscape urban space would be sufficent and it would also be a pausing place for the massive people who pass by.

Azad University-college Art &Architecture

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Tehran University

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Music Headphone Guy Public Enghelab St.

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Cafe de France

Waffle Ceiling Suspended Ceiling

False Ceiling

Acoustic pannels

Gypsum board Acoustic pannels Cafe de France

Studio

Equipment room

Air lock

Control room

Vocal/Drums room

Mineral Fiber Insulted wall Air Mineral Fiber Insulted wall Joists Ply wood Joists

MDF board Mineral fiber

One of the most important items in designing a recording studio is the acoustic design of it. If a studio is not acousticly well-designed, the recording studio can easily become disfunctional. Here is a draft of the basic details that has to be considered during designing the studio.

Cafe de France

Studio

Equipment room

Air lock

Control room

Vocal/Drums room

Waffle Ceiling

Suspended Ceiling

The Headphone Recording Studio consists of three music recording studios.

One major studio and two minor ones.

The major studio which is located on the first floor is 405 square meters and is designed for an orchestra to be able to record its music efficiently.

The minor studios on the other hand are designed to mostly serve music students and local bands to produce their music.

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Suspended Gardens-Residential Tehran-Iran

Fourth Year of Bachelor Degree-Spring 2013 School of Art and Architecture Azad University-Central Tehran Professor: Jila Norouzi

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BY importing the path of the river nearby to the site and dividing the river path into four major parts, four vertical public gardens and a central public space were created for the residents to enjoy. The housing complex is designed in ten buildings. Eight of them are linked together two by two with a staircase and an elevator and the other two buildings are accessible with individual bridges for every apartment. There is only one apartment in every floor of the separate buildings giving each apartment a sense of more privacy. Every apartment has its own balcony and the façades are covered with movable wooden louvers giving the residence the freedom to change their apartment’s façade randomly.

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Ground Floor

Vertical access Horizontal access

First Floor

Vertical suspended gardens

Second Floor

One bedroom apartment Two bedroom apartment Three bedroom apartment public spaces

Third Floor

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Central Garden View

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Physical MOdel

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LIFE IN THE DESERT Maranjab-Iran Third Year of Bachelor Degree-Fall 2011 School of Art and Architecture Azad University-Central Tehran Professor: Pouya Khazaeli Honored one of the top eight Projects in the National Mirmiran Annual Competition with the subject Of Soil and Architecture-Team of four2011

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Desert...

Isolating people into boxes...

Taking them to the desert... and ...

In the depth of the desert you will find...

Only when people decide to isolate themselves in these boxes and go for a 24 hours trip in the sands, the others get a chance to explore what’s beneath the earth...

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Individuals..seeking for solitude and peace

Boxes... where they find their solitude

Boxes... where they find themselves

Coming back from their desert trip

FIRST SCENE : CITY The crowded streets... downtown The thought of a minute of solitude and peace is just a dream in their minds...

They close their eyes...

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SECOND SCENE : DESERT Desert... Sand... The blue sky... silence...

Their dream of a life time is now happening silence...peace...solitude...

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KAJ RAMAND MEMBRANE STRUCTURE Tehran-Iran

Professional Work- 10/2013-08/2014 Diba Tensile Architecture Supervisor: Alireza Behzadi-Leila Araghian

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Diba Tensile Architecture is the first Iranian company which uses expertise, latest methods and knowledge with cooperation of an specialized group that does the design, manufacturing and installation of Membrane Structures.

Kaj Ramand was my first individual project at Diba. As the project manager of Kaj Ramand project, I was in charge of designing the structure, drafting the technical and construction drawings of the structure, fabric details drawings, supervising the construction of the structure both in the manufactury and on assembly site.Here is a few of the technical drawings as well as the ending project.

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