Anthony Guzman 2024

ANTHONY GUZMAN PORTFOLIO

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NAGAKIN Grid Analysis Fall 2021

BATH-HOUSE BATH-HOUSE

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EARTH EARTHSTOP STOP

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BOX BOXOVER OVERSENECA SENECA

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THE WALLS LIBERTY SQUARE ELAVATED

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CHURCH SEED CENTREOF POMPIDOU

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ADU HOUSE MADE IN BUSHWICK

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ADU HOUSE

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Bath-House

Fall 2021 Instructor: Jennifer Newsom Ithaca, NY This project incorporates a bathhouse into the fabric of a house. Despite the program being open for public use, the elements of the program are considered intimate and private. The house plays with a sense of voyeurism through the house. It teases the public with the programs of the bathhouse while maintaining the elements of the private home concealed from the public. There are instances of the mirror and shared experiences for the public and private occupants; mirrored pathways shared experiences, share experiences. The house teases and questions what a public program really is.

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Earth Stop

Spring 2021 Instructors: Sasa Zivkovic & Felix Heisel Ithaca, NY This project started by thoroughly studying loam as a material. Examining its performance and limitations led to the development of a design for modular loam units. These modular structures allow for a uniform and convenient arrangement of loam bricks. The design is specifically applied to create a bus stop located at the entrance of the Ithaca Falls trail, near the remains of the Ithaca Gun Factory.

The design involves a wall that interacts with existing site walls, forming a courtyard and essentially closing off a space. This courtyard serves as an inviting intersectional area, encouraging pedestrians from the street to enter.

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Module Detail:

Module Construction:

Transported from local Construction site

Treated on site using plants to detoxify soil

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Box Over Seneca

Spring 2022 Instructor: Emma Silverblatt Seneca Falls, NY My design seeks to separate the heavy dense programs from the quiet peaceful ones. This is accomplished by dividing them into two masses. On the bottom, we have a constructed hill that encloses the rapid-paced life of the community and children. While on top we have a floating box reserved for the silence of reading and work. The boxed mass grants the occupants space and views, adding to the effect of weightlessness. The bottom hill constricts its programs into close proximity to each other, forcing the community to come together. My floating mass is supported through two structural systems the concrete core system, and wood column system. Three elevator cores support not only serve as a nexus, conducting gravitational forces but also help control the box’s cantilever. A cantilever that gives the box views of the finger lake, and the hill shade in the summer months.

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Elevated Liberty Square Spring 2023 Instructor: Sydney Maubert Liberty City, FL

I was assigned to create a housing type that fits seamlessly into Liberty City Projects, a public housing development in Miami mainly for a Black, bohemian population facing cultural erasure from gentrification.

Inspired by the neighborhood’s daily life, I integrated ornamental details from iron-screen doors, windows, and fences, as well as influences from car and bike culture. The new housing proposal reflects these elements. Examining building practices tied to the Bahamas, considering the community’s cultural ties, I chose corrugated metal to pay homage to those traditions, symbolizing strength through the material’s natural aging process.

Recognizing the importance of porch culture in the Black experience, a porch is added as a communal space, fostering unity. This direct design approach aims to uphold the neighborhood’s unique identity in the face of external pressures.

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4" RIGID INSULATION 2"X4" WOOD JOIST WINDOW TRIM TRIPPLE PANE GLASS 1" SOUNDPROOF DRYWALL VAPOR BARRIER 1"X3" FURRING STRIP 2" ROOF SHEATHING 12"X 3" RAFTERS STRONG TIE BC46 BUILT UP BEAM 3" ORNAMETAL METAL ORNAMENTAL WOOD POST CMU-GROUT INFILL

TRIPLE PANE GLASS WINDOW TRIM 1" SOUND-PROOF DRYWALL 2"X5" WOOD BLOCK HOLLOW METAL DOOR FRAME 3" DOOR 3/4" STEEL DECK 3/4" STEEL DECK

ANCHOR BOLT 1" CORRUGATED METAL HINGE 1"X3" FURRING STRIP STUCCO 1/10" WIRE LATHE VAPOR BARRIER STUCCO MORTAR 8"X12"X8" CMU BLOCK 2" RIGID INSULATION 1" MOLD-RESISTANT DRYWALL 2"X4" WOOD JOIST 3/4" REBAR CONRETE SLAB FLOORING 3/4" PLYWOOD SUBFLOOR 1-1/2" HARDWOOD FLOORING 1'X1' WIDE-FLANGE GALVANIZED STEEL COULUM

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Centre Pompidou Analysis Fall 2024 Partner: Jessica Kim Paris, France

Ironically, Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers initially envisioned thebuilding as a living organism. The building maximizes flexibility using transparent design concepts. It embraces constructivism, featuring a steel structure with 48m warren trusses and 10-ton die-cast steel ‘gerberettes’ connecting to columns. MEP systems are color-coded and exposed on the facade, giving the impression of the building turned inside out.

The open floor plates lack interior columns, and the facade showcases layers of pipes, structural elements, escalators, and glass, creating a constantly moving and transparent appearance. The building opens up to a public plaza covering almost half the site, drawing people in with a sloping piazza towards the glass facade.

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E. SCALE: 1/8” = 1’-0”

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A. SCALE: 1/16” = 1’-0”

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B. SCALE: 1/16” = 1’-0”

SCALE: 1/32” = 1’-0”

SCALE: 1/16” = 1’-0”

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Made in Bushwick

Fall 2024 Instructor: Emma Silverblatt, Adam Frampton Bushwick, NY Made in Bushwick, is a new housing project with a market. Anticipating continued residential development in Bushwick, the project takes a dynamic approach to demographic shifts. Instead of perpetuating the cycle of wealthier residents saturating the area, the development evolves into a sports center, public poolhouse, and water park. This adaptive program responds to the community’s need for communal spaces and recreational activities, drawing inspiration from New York’s water-based traditions, symbolized by fire hydrants. The project envisions a high-tech future that turns Bushwick into a vibrant carnival, a reflection of the community’s aspirations in shaping its own identity.

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PUBLIC POOL FLOOR PLANS | 1/16" = 1'

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1. main entrance 2. front desk 3. lockers 13 4. outdoor showers 5. men's restroom 6. women's restroom 7. ADA restroom 8. wading pool - 4' max depth 9. 'underwater' seating area 10. indoor/outdoor pool - 8' max depth 11. pool platform 12. secondary entrance 13. outdoor seating 14. trash/electric

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1. heated pool 2. 2-lane 25m lap pool 3. slide to lower pool 4. universal changing rooms

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1. family pool 2. bathrooms 3. water slide 4. event space 5. admin office

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ADU HOUSE

Summer 2021 Supervisors: Eric McNevin & Eric Owen Moss Los Angeles, CA These are a drawing and physical model of the ADU House that I constructed through digital fabrication methods during my internship at Eric Owen Moss Architects.

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