Work Sample : 2018-2024

SAM SIDERSKY 2018 - 2024 WORK SAMPLE

3801 Chestnut St.

Commercial Life Sciences - Laboratories 2022-2023 with Perkins & Will

Size: 310,000 sq. ft.

Cost: $135 Million Client: Botanic Properties/Sterling Bay Location: Philadelphia, PA Status: In Construction, expected completion - 2025

How can space for biochemical manufacturing, laboratories, and offices integrate into a rapidly changing Philadelphia neighborhood?

University City, the rapidly urbanizing area surrounding the University of Pennsylvania had quickly gained popularity for businesses and education backed partnerships in the bio-chemical and healthtech industries. Start-ups and new companies searching for flexible laboratory space in the vicinity of U Penn were also looking to be in close proximity to Center City Philadelphia, 30th St. Station, and the U Penn Medical Center campus.

This project sought to also include a clean room grade biochemical manufacturing facility - one capable of producing large scale volumes of vaccines, therapeutics, or other products of intensive research. A challenging combination of programs like this had never been attempted as a singular architectural element in an urban environment.

3801 Chestnut St sits at the intersection of several Philadelphia neighborhoods; the westernmost node of the University City health-sciences innovation district along Market Street, and the northernmost fringes of the University of Pennsylvania campus.

On a local scale, the site is in a transitional area between high rise residential towers, mid rise health science towers, and low rise commercial-retail buildings. This scale, along with city zoning informed the massing of 3801 Chestnut St. Above: The various means of transit within Philadelphia (road, tram, subway, pedestrian) all bring in a substantial amount of traffic to the 3801 Chestnut site.

Above: The building’s massing is split between a program block bio-chemical manufacturing and flexible office lab space.

With client input and zoning restrictions, several massing iterations were tested before Massing Strategy 2A became the primary building form.

Second Row: Upon choosing a form, the client desired a unified facade design, This presented a particular challenge on several fronts - the floor-to-floor heights between the two main program masses varied by 8ft. , and the biochemical manufacturing portion of the building required an almost entirely windowless program.

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Philadelphia, a city of open air murals, allows for buildings to gain a zoning bonus equivalent to an extra 2 floors at 3801 Chestnut by committing to spending at least $1 Million on a public art piece. The western elevation of the building’s lower portion, blocked from having windows by zoning ordinances and the biochemical manufacturing program, presented a key opportunity for a large scale artwork.

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US Consulate General Lagos Consular Office Building and Compound

2018-2020 with Ennead Architects Size: 160,000 sq. ft.

Cost: $319 Million Client: United States Department of State Location: Lagos, Nigeria Status: In Construction, expected completion - 2026 How can the largest U.S. Consulate in the world express the values of America, and it’s host city Lagos?

Lagos, Nigeria is one of Africa’s largest cities, and with an intense concentration of businesses, innovation, and financial institutions it is quickly on track to becoming a global alpha city. A new U.S. Consulate would be needed to accommodate the thousands of daily guests and diplomats, as well as meet higher safety and sustainability standards developed by the U.S. State Department.

An overall geometric design language honoring Nigeria’s rich mosaic of cultures informs the design of the main office tower, a rich contrast with the campus’s more softer edged landscape plan, taking cues from the natural flow of water down the site’s gentle slope. Once part of the ocean, the site inhabits a large plot of Eko Atlantic, a multi-billion dollar development that moved the shore line of Lagos several miles south.

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The tropical climate of Lagos offered a unique approach to site planning based around natural systems. The large volume of summer rains during the monsoon season necessitated a thoughtful, but robust strategy for channeling excess rainwater. This downward flow of water at the site towards an adjacent canal could be channeled to carve out a series of longitudinal axes. Naturally porous, planted surfaces reduce runoff and keep the site safe during larger scale storms.

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Running with, and counter to the site’s water channeling is a series of groves, spiraling inward to create a green heart. This central green space would serve the main daily workforce of the consulate, as well as the diplomats and support staff housed on site.

Above: The site cleverly conceals service and back of house spaces under a large green roof at grade with the highest elevation of the adjacent street.

Buildings are oriented along the spiral and green heart to allow the maximum amount of offshore winds and sea breezes to be channeled into and through the site - a form of passive cooling in an oppressively hot climate.

Sitting just north of the equator, Lagos experiences little seasonal variation in its weather or its solar radiation. The consular office tower, was rotated to spare the south and west elevations the brunt of the afternoon sun.

Above: The exterior structural piers addressed several distinct design needs simultaneously by creating a robust, security tested exterior system, maximizing window sizes within these strict security parameters, allowing for larger column free spaces within the office space, and honoring the rich tradition of Nigerian textile arts through the striking geometric diagrid form.

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Lagos, a city of millions, requires a staging area for the thousands of visitors expected to arrive for daily business at the U.S. Consulate. From applying for U.S. Citizenship, green cards, or visas, to arranging for financial transactions, a pre-screening entry pavilion allows for the high turnout to wait comfortably in a shaded area protected from the harsh Lagos sun.

Once visitors have cleared security, they are able to conduct their affairs at 1 of 32 consular windows with a diplomatic agent.

The geometric patterning is evident throughout the campus - in the visitor waiting area, the large canopies that adjoin the consular office building, the layout of the mullions at the consular-visitor interface, and consular office tower.

Above: The site’s complex landscape plan, informed by natural systems and softened edges imbues the campus with a dynamism and playfulness not unfamiliar to the spirit of Lagos.

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In the consular office tower, a polished terrazzo tile floor is The structural piers create a dynamic interior environment, grounds a warm and rich color scheme. Relaxed spaces that seen above in the staff canteen space. blend the outdoors and indoors are a perfect reflection of the Lagos lifestyle.

Above: Construction underway on the New Consular Compound at Eko Atlantic mid way through 2022.

US Consulate - Chiang Mai Consular Office Building and Compound

2018-2019 with Ennead Architects Size: 79,000 sq. ft.

Cost: $284 Million Client: United States Department of State Location: Chiang Mai, Thailand Status: In Construction, expected completion - 2024 How can a small consular campus blend Thai culture and the natural landscape?

High in the mountains of Northern Thailand, the medieval walled city of Chiang Mai has witnessed significant growth fueled by tourism and new enterprises. The design of the U.S. Consulate campus strategically emphasizes its three public fronts for representational purposes, while allocating the northern boundary adjacent to a neighboring superstore for service and support functions.

Taking inspiration from the architectural heritage of Northern Thailand, characterized by raised terrace homes, modular wooden screens, and a seamless integration of architecture with the surrounding landscape, the U.S. Consulate project manifests as a collection of distinct volumes. At its core lies a communal terrace, encircled by shared facilities fostering a sense of community within the consulate.

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The rich material palette of natural wood and handcrafted masonry and ceramics accentuate the strong connection between interior and exterior, evoking the connection to nature and community found in the former U.S. Consulate on the Ping River.

The consular building’s south facing gallery is shielded from the harsh southern sun by a large metal panel clad canopy, with additional louvers, and lush tropical landscape planting.

Above: The consular building is split amongst 3 large volumes, reminiscent of northern Thai vernacular architecture as seen in the Kuti platform homes. The larger solid volumes are joined together with light filled, glazed circulation spaces.

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The double height galley space contains both interior and exterior conditions, with the exterior portion benefiting from the shade of a large canopy. Smaller plantings and open air metal mesh panels make the space pleasant and habitable year round in Chiang Mai’s tropical climate.

An outdoor space is shared between the consular staff and visiting diplomats, perfect for hosting events, enjoying a sunny afternoon, or the compound’s famous impromptu soccer matches.

Above: An overview of the campus from across the street, looking west.

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CLOG 2018 - Present CLOG x Artificial Intelligence, 2018 CLOG x Cannabis, 2020 CLOG x FEEDS, 2022 CLOG x WeWork, 2024 What can you say in one spread and 500 words?

CLOG—founded in 2011—is an international publication that critically explores one topic at a time from as many perspectives as possible.

While online press, blogs, tweets, social media, and other digital forums have drastically increased the speed at which information is distributed, debated, and consumed today, the ceaseless deluge of facts and opinions makes it challenging to assemble a holistic view of any topic. CLOG slows things down. Each issue explores, from multiple viewpoints and through a variety of means, a single subject particularly relevant now. Succinctly, on paper, away from the distractions and imperatives of the screen.

As Research Editor, I have been responsible for creating pieces within each issue to ground the reader’s knowledge base in the topic at hand. Through diagramming, collaging, interviewing, and mapping these pieces are the objective starting point of every CLOG.

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2011 WeWork San Francisco

WeWork 154 Grand St.

2012 WeWork 175 Varick St.

WeWork Los Angeles

2013 WeWork 281 Madison Ave.

WeWork 25 Broadway

2014 WeWork D.C.

WeWork Seattle

WeWork Boston

WeWork Labs 154 Grand St. Brand Book WeWork HQ

Guerilla Makeovers

WeWork Studios

Environmental Graphics

WeCross

Location Specific Stickers

WeWork 85 Broad St. Roman & Williams

Vertical Integration

$4.4 Billion Investment

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WeWork London WeWork Miami

WeWork Amsterdam WeWork Portland

WeWork Dock 72 S9+ Fogerty Finger

2016 WeWork Tel Aviv WeWork Shanghai

WeWork Sydney WeWork Seoul

WeWork Bengaluru WeWork Buenos Aires

WeWork AEC advisor for The Wing

WeWork Weihai Lu Linehouse

Adam Kimmel named Chief Creative Officer

Lunch Money

First Head of Development First Head of Architecture

Design & Construction Team Expands

Reality Capture Teams

Basis of Design

Case Apps Open Source Acquisition of CASE

First Head of Interior Design STARGATE CASE begins Design Consultations

Harvester

Design Tech Team

Capexathon Design Guide

by LTL Architects Husband Wife joins to lead Interior Design

Powered x We Expedia HQ, Seattle WeConnect

Member App

The Mailroom

WeWork Treats x Kith Snarkitecture Cancelled

WeLive 110 Wall St.

WeLive Crystal City

Honesty Market

Michel Rojkind named SVP Architecture

Naked Hub Acquisition

Furniture Patents

2022

Food Labs

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WeWork Large Office

Spaces & Standards System

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LEGAL ISSUES INACTIVITY

MySpace 2003—2014

INACTIVITY

Hyves 2004—2013

SOLD

Musical.ly 2014—2017

Here lie platforms that featured feeds prominently and claimed to have at least 200,000 users at one point during their lifespans.

Causes of death range between acquisition, inactivity, bankruptcy, legal issues and more.

Orkut 2004—2014

Vine 2013—2017

RAN OUT OF CAPITAL SOLD

FriendFeed 2007—2015

Renren 2005–2018

Google + 2011—2019

SOLD

DailyBooth 2009—2012

STAFF LOSS

Make Out Club 1999—2007

INACTIVITY

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LEGAL ISSUES

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EyeGroove 2013—2016

LEGAL ISSUES SOLD

Netlog 1999—2015

REBRAND

Friendster 2002—2015

JUNE

Path 2010—2018

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WeWork 123 Buckingham Palace Road (expansion)

Hard Candy, 2005

Chatroom, 2010

The Social Network, 2010

Catfish, 2010

Pretty Little Liars, 2013

The Den, 2013

Unfriended, 2014

Chef, 2014

Black Mirror, 2016

Ingrid Goes West, 2017

The Circle, 2017

Eight Grade, 2018

The Ledger w/Marlon Blackwell Furnish x WeWork Partnership

Hieroglyphics, 3200 BC—1400 AD

Town Crier, 100 BC

Kaiyuan Za Bao Court Newspaper, 713–734 AD

Edict of Nantes, 1598

Relation Aller Furnemmen, 1609

The London Gazette, 1665

Undersea Telegraph Cables, 1850

The Teleprinter, 1887

Nightly Live News, 1940

24 Hour News Network, 1980

Online News, 1987

Microblogging, 2007

WeWork Office Suites

Configured Floors

Modular Wall Patents

On Demand US Expansion

On Demand Mexico

Vertis x WeWork Partnership

WeWork Workplace Mexico

CommonDesk Acquisition

On Demand Brazil Latch x WeWork Partnership WeWork lays off techology team outsources to Yardi

Cancelled Acquisition of STUDIOS Architecture

Spacious Acquisition

WeGrow Meetup Acquisiation

Space IQ Acquisition Euclid Acquisition

WeLive Seattle Cancelled WeMRKT

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PxWe Playbook

Client Solutions Team

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COVID-19 Design Updates 2020 Design Standards

On Demand NYC Pilot

Vitra Collaboration

P x We Studio

A YEAR IN TWEETS

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Pre-Fab PhoneBooth

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2023

WeWork The Interlock

Empreneurement Acquisition

All Access Common Area Guidelines

Rise by We

Enterprise Custom

Commons

Bjarke Ingels named Chief Architect

Physical Space API Location Delivery Framework

Innovation Lab

Space Man

WeWork Labs Relaunch Impact Studio

Creative Studio Automated Layouts

2021

Deal Tracker

Visualization Team

R&D Team

Space Station

FieldLens Acquisition

2020

WeWork Johannesburg

WeWork AEC Lord & Taylor w/BIG

1 Christmas 2 Election Day 3 Voting (4,246,267) 4 President 5 Michigan 6 President 7 BidenHarris2020 8 Kamala Harris 9 Vaccine 10 Pfizer 11 Army 12 Dominion Voting 13 Harry Styles 14 CagayanNeedsHelp 15 Antifa 16 I WON 17 Taylor Swift 18 My Twitter 19 Rudy 20 Trump 21 StrayKidsBeyondLive 22 For His 23 AMAs 24 Grammys 25 Maradona 26 Thanksgiving 27 Thankful 28 Black Friday 29 Nate 30 Got7

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Searching, 2018

You, 2018

I May Destroy You, 2020

The Social Dilemma, 2020

Crazy Rich Asians, 2018

Ralph Breaks the Internet, 2018

Emily in Paris, 2020

Spree, 2020

Dror Benshaft & Di-Ann Eisnor named co-CWeOs

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CLOG X WeWork, 2024 WeWork’s tumultuous journey, from its peak to the CEO’s ousting, reshaped spatial design norms. At its zenith, WeWork’s architect-trained leadership and a vast multidisciplinary team redefined spatial practices, delivering over 44.8 million

sq ft globally. This innovative product-oriented approach, fueled by venture capital, spawned a diverse workforce, catalyzing 700+ projects and a transformative “WeWork Effect” across the AEC, workplace, and real estate sectors.

CLOGxWeWork explores the company’s profound impact on the built environment.

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CLOG X Feeds, 2022 In today’s online world, 3.8 billion of the 4.78 billion people are active on social media feeds, shaping our digital commons. While feeds connect, spark relationships, and fuel revolutions, they’re designed for engagement and ad

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revenue. The ever-changing algorithms simultaneously unite and divide, influencing everything from shopping to activism.

CLOG’s 18th issue explores the design, behavior, and impact of feeds in our increasingly entropic era.

CLOG X Cannabis, 2020 From criminalization to a global wave of legalization, marijuana, known by various names, undergoes a societal shift. Advocates emphasize medical benefits and compare it to legal substances like alcohol, while opponents point

to potential drawbacks. Hindered research due to legality persists. CLOG’s 17th issue explores cannabis origins, delivery methods, legalization, law enforcement, and its integration into the wellness industry, including an interview with a high-end distributor and insights into drug testing and hemp farming.

CLOG X Artificial Intelligence, 2018 Artificial Intelligence, particularly the advanced “narrow” AI surpassing human capabilities, is now integral to daily life, presenting both familiarity and uncertainty. Defining AI is complex, ranging from consumer interactions (AlphaGo,

Alexa) to high-profile super-machines (DeepMind, Watson) and unseen bots. As curiosity and fear surround AI’s future, the prospect of Artificial General Intelligence raises questions about its impact on labor, automation in knowledge industries, and the potential outcomes for humanity.