Francisco Tony Martinez Portfolio 2019

FRANCISCO A. MARTINEZ ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

FRANCISCO ‘TONY’ MARTINEZ Contact Info:

260 Gambier St. San Francisco, CA 94134 Email: tonymart628@gmail.com Phone: (415)-939-5420

EDUCATION University of Oregon - Eugene, OR Bachelor of Architecture - June 2019 Minor in Interior Architecture, June 2019

Study Abroad - Rome, Italy University of Washington - Summer 2016

CERTIFICATION PHIUS - Passive House Institute US Certified Passive House Consultant

SKILLS Digital Media:

Revit, Enscape, Rhino 3D, Photoshop, Illustrator, AutoCAD, InDesign, Sketchup

Hand Media:

Sketching, Copic Marker, Watercolor, Charcoal, Pastel

Languages:

English, Spanish

EXPERIENCE TEF Design Intern - Summer 2015 // 2016

3D modeling, enhancing renders in Photoshop, planning corrections and adjustments in Illustrator, CAD drafting.

University of Oregon - College of Design Summer Teaching Assistant - Summer 2017

Provide assistance and mentorship to high school students in the design studio. Offer critiques on student work and teach model making, sketching, and Photoshop skills.

Recommended for this position by department and professor.

University of Oregon - College of Design Studio Teaching Assistant - Spring 2017

Aid professors in educating and conducting first year architecture students in the design studio. Work with students during studio hours and offer feedback in regards to hand media and digital media.

University of Oregon - College of Design AIAS Peer Mentor - Fall 2016 - Present

Provide assistance and mentorship to a designated architecture student at the University of Oregon. Meet with mentee and answer any and all questions regarding architecture, studio, or the program in general.

University of Oregon - College of Design Output Room Services - Fall 2016 - Present

Operating and managing large scale poster printing services for students and faculty at the University of Oregon.

James Givens Design Freelance - Summer 2017 - Present

3D modeling in Sketchup and Rhino, Production of diagrams and renderings.

University of Oregon - College of Design Passive House Teaching Assistant - Spring 2019

Assisting professor Alison Kwok in educating students interested in pursuing Passive House Certification. Developing weekly exercises and facilitating class/group discussions.

TABLE OF CONTENTS EL HOGAR

ROWING CENTER

Studio Project Winter - Spring 2019 Professor: Michael Fifield Pages 4 - 14

Studio Project Spring 2016 Professor: Marziah Rajabzadeh Pages 30 - 33

HAND DRAWN MEDIA

HAND DRAWN MEDIA

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Page 34

THE NEW DORM

THE INCLUSEUM

Studio Project Winter 2017 Professor: Kevin Nute Pages 16 - 23

Studio Project Winter 2018 Professor: Solmaz Kive Pages 35 - 38

MODELS

DIGITAL ART

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A.D.U

FURNITURE DESIGN

Studio Project Winter 2019 Professor: Michael Fifield Pages 26 - 29

Studio Project Fall 2017 Professor: Tom Bonamici Pages 40 - 41

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HOGAR

AFFORDABLE MULTIFAMILY HOUSING

FOR THE OUTER MISSION DISTRICT OF SAN FRANCISCO

University of Oregon Winter - Spring 2019 Software: Revit / Enscape / Photoshop

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THESIS: This project explores the possibility of integrating Passive House Design into multifamily Affordable Housing to address the affordability crisis in San Francisco. My proposal ties in a sense of opportunity and interaction in the form of community-oriented spaces and retail.

These added amenities benefit the larger community by facilitating a greater sense of interconnection and creating pedestrian friendly environments.

STATISTICS: Location: San Francisco, CA; Outer Mission District Type: Affordable Multifamily Housing with Retail Units: Studio, Single, Double Bedroom Apts.

Program: Residential – 199 Units Site: 1.43 Acres Density: 139 units / acre

SITE SELECTION: The site offers a large lot ideal for housing. Infrastructure surrounding the proposed site provides an ample means of transportation and thus removes the need for parking.

Recent zoning regulations no longer require parking for new multifamily structures in San Francisco. With this in mind, the established parking lot on the lot would be removed for more housing and a mid block paseo.

Due to rising living costs, The Outer Mission is one of the few remaining districts in San Francisco where many low income residents can afford to live. An affordable housing project would greatly benefit the rise in people moving into this distrcit seeking affordable housing.

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RECONNECTING WITH THE COMMUNITY

OUTDOOR COMMUNAL SPACES

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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LEVEL 2 / COURTYARD PLAN

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LEVELS (3-4) / TYPICAL RESIDENTIAL

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LEVEL 5 / ROOF DECK PLANS

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Hand Drawn Media Tools: Watercolor / Charcoal / Pastel / Acrylic Paint

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The New Dorm University of Oregon Winter 2017 Software: Rhino 3D / Photoshop Hallway: Breaking away from the typical dorm hallway design, the space is opened up through large window glazing in order to let in as much natural light as possible. The intention was to create a space that not only provided students with an opportunity to study and socialize, but an opportunity to connect with the outdoors through outside spaces. By creating a space that encourages social interaction as well as visual stimulus, the hallway exists as an extension of the dorm room and serves a more meaningful purpose than just a typical circulation space.

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The Room: The optimal dorm room should be a space that students not only sleep in, but one that promotes enjoyment and conditions conducive to studying. My intention with the room was to not only provide a space for students to identify with, but one that idealized the notions of space and privacy. The placement of the lofted bed opens up the study space upon entry. By moving away from traditional cut out windows and bringing the glazing all the way down to the floor, the space brings in more sunlight. The use of operable sun shading devices gives students the means to regulate the amount of natural light to optimize the room to their ideal living and/ or study preferences. The view alongside the desk provides not only an opportunity to enjoy the visual stimulus of the outdoor courtyard space, but a sense of connection within their natural environment.

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cross ventilation

radiant floor heating utilizing concrete slabs

operable sun shading devices to block out southern sunlight

Double paned ventialtion windows

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1) column structural support

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arch 462 -

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Models Selected Works

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Accessory Dwelling Unit University of Oregon Winter 2019 Team: Davis Sabatino & Francisco Martinez

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Revit / Photoshop

A week long competition, the ADU uses a series of sloping roof planes to create vertical usable spaces while maximizing daylight and views. Broken between the main living space and private bedroom, they are differentiated by the slope of their roofs which open to the main garden space and private patio space. Large picture windows and operable glass doors open up the main spaces to the outdoors. A wrap around deck provides private and public outdoor space that connect to the main garden.

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water edge docks parking eating areas regatta course

2:1 ratio

1:1 ratio

intialization:

divisions:

create vectors

create parameters by dividing curves through contour ratio that responds to site

adaptation:

Contours:

adapt vectors into curves based on external site factors such as pathways

orient contours to frame views to optimze potential views

Rowing Center at Dexter Lake University of Oregon Spring 2016 Software: Rhino 3D / Grasshopper / Photoshop The University of Oregon rowing team requires a new facility to cater to their needs, ranging from a club room, to boat storage, locker rooms, an erg room, classrooms, and weight lifting facility. Utilizing parametric design they have been tasked with creating a structure that is truly evocative of the site. The objective of the project is to not only create a boathouse for the UO rowing 30 team, but to also create a space that is welcoming to all competing teams as well.

determing height: extrude contours along the y-axis to improve and define significant views

weight training

classroom video room

coaches office

administrative area storage

bathrooms locker rooms lobby storage area

kitchen

overlapping contours: extrude contours through the x- axis to discover overlap in views to determine potential locations for another level

erg room mechanical /electrical spaces

club room

Program: incorporate the program into pre-existing curves to create operating spaces

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design theory

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wind analysis

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private // dense // closed transitional // public & private function open // public spaces

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elevationrelationships development spatial

section cut a 1/16” = 1’- 0”

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fields and flow

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plan development

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curves derived from pathways

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split in order to minimize footprint

form generation strategy 62.00

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overlap to intergrate 2 levels and increase view potential

private // dense // closed off site

transitional // public & private function

open // public spaces

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spatial relationships 60’0” 3” 1’0” 19’0”

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Hand Drawn Media Tools: Pencil / Pen / Copic Marker

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The Incluseum University of Oregon Winter 2018 Software: Revit / Photoshop

The Incluseum will be a center for the LGBTQ community to display their past and present challenges as well as their achievements. The museum is to be a space of reflection and interaction. Through the use of screen walls, the space allows for the individual to always feel a part of another space without directly being there. The circulation throughout the gallery provides an opportunity to reflect on one’s experience. The use of multiple levels attempts to create a journey for the individual as they 35 view and interact within the space.

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Digital Art Programs: Photoshop / Adobe Flash

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Furniture Design University of Oregon Fall 2017 Built using white oak, the intent was to provide different seating choices for the user to experience the gallery space as they see fit. The varying sizing of the seating area is an attempt to offer different viewing experiences. That is, giving patrons the choice of seating intimately close with others or privately on their own.

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Freelance Graphic Work Selected Works: 3D Diagram Render Logo Linework Design Banner Design Software: Rhino 3D / Sketchup / Photoshop Illustrator

AXO AXON N BART Kiosks: Internship Software: Rhino 3D / Sketchup / Photoshop

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Work Process PRE

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