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PORTFOLIO SYMONE K. STEPHENS

01 T - DW E LLI N G

APARTMENT COMPLEX

T-dwelling is a luxury apartment complex located on the corner of 16th and H Street, Washington DC. The “T” shaped building allows for maximum eﬃciency, giving each resident a private balcony and several amenity spaces. Amenities include two courtyards, a rooftop terrace, a gym, and bike storage. Lastly, the building oﬀers a variety of unit plans.

YOUNG ADULTS

AGE: 30+

MULTI-ETHNIC

AFFORDABLE HOUSING

16 ONE BEDROOM & BATH

9 JUNIORS

6 TWO BED 2 BATH

2 DUPLEX SUITS

Duplex

Typical 2/2

Typical Studio

Typical 1/1

BIKE ROOM

LOBBY GYM

EVENING TERRACE

BREEZEWAY/EVENT HALL MORNING TERRACE

EVENING TERRACE

BREEZEWAY/EVENT HALL MORNING TERRACE

BREEZEWAY

In Arch 472, students were taught to design using Building Information Systems (BIM). To learn the application students were tasked with re-constructing a house of their choice.

JACKSON FAMILY RETREAT

REVIT RE- CONSTRUCTION

The Jackson Family Retreat is a modernist family home. Located in Big Sur California, the 2,500 sq ft rests gently on the landscape. Metal rods embedded in the walls lift the structure 3 feet oﬀ the ground to minimize it’s impact on the site.

Other unique structural features include the butterﬂy roof, thin structural columns, and glass detailing. Each material was chosen to compliment the landscape. Standing seam copper and glass make up exterior facades.

Kitechen

Living Room

Primary

Library

Sleeping Loft

Storage

Secondary

Bathroom #1

Bathroom #2

ARITZIA

RENOVATED FACADE

Students were tasked with renovating the Facade of Aritzia, located on M Street Georgetown. This facade was crafted with great detail, drawing inspiration from neoclassical Architecture to match the aesthetic of the store. The facade was also designed with careful consideration of the surrounding building. Using historical precedence of the roof to sky and base to street, the building was able to imitate the surrounding architecture uniquely. Still, the design adds modern character to the historical street.

18’

9’

Break in Rhythm Plan

T HE GRI O T

M USIC L IBR A R Y

I ns p i re d b y the West A f r ica n O ral H isto r ian s , the G r iot w as d esigne d to ca p t u re A f r ica n A me r ica n hi s to r y on U- St eet Washington DC. The goal w as to u se the conce p t of of j azz an d bl u es comm u nicate the s to r y of e ras u re th ro u gh a rc hite c t u re .

Past vs Present- Section

in Rhythm Section

Break

1. Entrance

2. Speakeasy & Cafe

3. Reading Room

4. Archives

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DRAWING LIST

GENERAL

G.000 COVER SHEET

G.100 LIFE SAFETY PLANS & CODE REPORT

G.300 3D VIEWS - INTERIORS

ARCHITECTURAL REFERENCE

AR.000 ARCH SYMBOLS, MATERIALS, & ABBREVIATIONS

AR.001 PROJECT STANDARDS AND MOUNTING SCHEDULE

ARCHITECTURAL DEMOLITION

AD.100 DEMOLITION PLANS

AD.200 DEMOLITION RCP'S

ARCHITECTURE

A.000 CONSTRUCTION TYPES - INTERIOR

A.011 CONSTRUCTION TYPES - FLOORS, CEILINGS, & SOFFITS

A.100 COORDINATION PLANS

A.101 FLOOR PLANS

A.110 LECTURE HALL SEATING PLAN

A.200 REFLECTED CEILING PLANS

A.201 REFLECTED CEILING PLANS

A.310 PARTIAL BUILDING SECTIONS

A.311 PARTIAL BUILDING SECTIONS

A.400 WALL SECTIONS

A.401 WALL SECTIONS

A.700 INTERIOR ELEVS & DETAILS LECTURE HALL

A.701 INTERIOR ELEVS & DETAILS LECTURE HALL

A.711 INTERIOR ELEVS & DETAILS LOBBY

A.720 INTERIOR SECTION DETAILS

A.721 INTERIOR SECTION DETAILS

A.722 INTERIOR PLAN DETAILS

A.740 MILLWORK DETAILS

A.800 FINISH PLANS

A.820 SIGNAGE SCHEDULE & PLANS

A.900 DOOR & FRAME SCHEDULES

ENGINEERING

MECHANICAL GENERAL DEMOLITION

M.001 MECHANICAL LEGEND, GENERAL NOTES, AND ABBREVIATIONS

MD.100 FLOOR PLANS - HVAC DEMOLITION

MECHANICAL

M.100 FLOOR PLANS - HVAC NEW WORK

M.201 MECHANICAL DETAILS

M.202 MECHANICAL DETAILS AND SCHEDULES

FIRE ALARM GENERAL / DEMOLITION

FA.001 FIRE ALARM GENERAL NOTES, LEGEND AND ABBREVIATIONS

FD.100 FLOOR PLANS - FIRE ALARM DEMOLITION

FIRE ALARM

FA.100 FLOOR PLANS - FIRE ALARM NEW WORK

ELECTRICAL GENERAL DEMOLITION

E.001 ELECTRICAL GENERAL NOTES, LEGEND AND ABBREVIATIONS

ED.100 FLOOR PLANS - ELECTRICAL DEMOLITION

ELECTRICAL

E.100 FLOOR PLANS - POWER NEW WORK

E.200 FLOOR PLANS - LIGHTING NEW WORK

E.501 ELECTRICAL SINGLE LINE DIAGRAM

E.601 LIGHTING AND PANEL SCHEDULES

TECHNOLOGY

T.001 TECHNOLOGY NOTES AND ABBREVIATIONS

T.002 TECHNOLOGY LEGEND

T.100 TECHNOLOGY PLANS

T.200 TECHNOLOGY RCPS

T.500 TECHNOLOGY DETAILS

T.501 TECHNOLOGY DETAILS

DRAWING CATEGORY DISCIPLINES:

ARCHITECTURAL REFERENCE

ISSUED FOR: DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

LECTURE HALL RENOVATION

LANDSCAPE DESIGN 06

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION

UMBC PROJECT No.: 24-121

TREE OF LIFE MEMORIAL GARDEN

Tree of Life serves as a memorial

honoring H Street's rich history. Each segment of its landscape represents pivotal events in black history, spanning from before to after the Riots. Symbolizing transformation and historical preservation, the landscape mirrors the growth of a tree over time. The garden encompasses ﬁve entertainment areas: the Roots Amphitheater, SEEDs Information Center, MLK Tree Memorial, Unity Playground, and Tree of Life Center. Additionally, the landscape hosts the Sprout Community Garden, oﬀering nearby residents a space to cultivate their own produce.

Tasks: Rendering, FF&E, Signage Coordination, Furniture Schedule Type: Higher Education

LOCATION MAP VICINITY MAP

In Collaboration With: Principal & Associate Architect

CHARACHTERS: CENTERED; COLOR: WHITE

1/8: STRIPE; COLOR GOLD

CHARACTERS: TACTILE,

BRAILLE:GRADE 2, LEFT JUSTIFITED COLOR: MATCH BACKGROUND

CHARACTERS: TACTILE, LEFT JUSTIFIED; COLOR: WHITE

BRAILLE:GRADE 2, LEFT JUSTIFITED COLOR: MATCH BACKGROUND

TYPICAL SIGN MOUNTING DOUBLE/SINGLE

CHARACTERS: TACTILE, LEFT JUSTIFIED; COLOR: WHITE

1/8" STRIPE; COLOR: GOLD

CHARACTERS: TACTILE, LEFT JUSTIFIED; COLOR: WHITE

BRAILLE: GRADE 2, LEFT JUSTIFIED; COLOR MATCH BACKGROUND

ENGINEERING

DOCK

HALL

WALL/CEILING

MICROPERFERATED MELAMINE VENEERED MDF WD-1 / WD-1A / WD-2 / WD-2A

PORCELAIN TILE

WALL / CEILING

MELAMINE VENEERED MDF

WD-3 / WD-4 / WDM-1 / WDB-1 (BENCH MILLWORK WILL MATCH)

BENCH SEATING FABRIC TX-1

GLASS MARKERBOARD GL-1

4’ X 8’

OLYMPUS WHITE PT-1

FLOOR

PFT-1 / TB-1

12” X 24”

FLOOR CARPET TILE

CPT-1

24” X 24”

WALL

FIXED SEATING FABRIC

THE KNOT NOMAS COMPETITION

THE KNOT

In 2023, UMD NOMAS competed in the NOMA National Conference Student Competitions.

NOMAS COMPETITIONS

THE KNOT NOMAS COMPETITION

Located in the heart of Portland Oregon Eliot neighborhood in Albina, this project serves as a symbol of the historical significance and enduring resilience of the first Black community in the city. Its overarching goal is to restore a sense of identity and foster social engagement within this community, which has persevered through a legacy of adversity. Through careful landscaping and architectural design, the project transforms the surrounding environment into a dynamic cultural hub. The project stands not only as a tribute to the historical and cultural significance of Albina but also as a symbol of hope and unity for minority citizens.

In 2023, UMD NOMAS competed in the NOMA National Conference Student Competitions.

Located in the heart of Portland Oregon Eliot neighborhood in Albina, this project serves a symbol of the historical significance and enduring resilience of the first Black community in the city. Its overarching goal is to restore a sense of identity and foster social engagement within this community, which has persevered through a legacy of adversity. Through careful landscaping and architectural design, the project transforms the surrounding environment into a dynamic cultural hub. The project stands not only as a tribute to the historical cultural significance of Albina but also as a symbol of hope and unity for minority citizens.