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Victor Daniel Macias Selected Works | 2020-2026 Professional Work - Volunteer Work - Graduate School

Victor Daniel Macias Designer, Assoc. AIA vdmaciasl@gmail.com (562) 965-3834

Professional Profiles: www.linkedin.com/in/maciasvictordaniel www.issuu.com/victordaniel www.instagram.com/studiovdml

About Me

Education

I am an architectural designer committed to using architecture to strengthen communities and advance social impact. My work focuses on residential housing and community-based design that addresses social inequities while honoring cultural narratives. As former Co-chair of Architecture for Communities Los Angeles’ (ACLA) 2x8 Committee, I supported mentorship and expanded access for emerging AEC professionals. My longterm goal is to become a professor, inspiring students from underrepresented communities to see architecture as both attainable and transformative while advocating for more equitable and inclusive built environments.

University of Southern California Master of Advanced Architectural Research Studies, emphasis in City Design & Housing May 2026 California Polytechnic State University, Pomona Bachelor of Architecture 2020 Cerritos College AA Degree in Architectural Technology 2015

Skills 3D Software: Revit, Rhino, Sketchup, ArchiCAD 2D Software: AutoCAD Adobe Suite: Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop Render Software: V-Ray, Enscape Microsoft Suite: Word, Excel, Powerpoint Languages: Spanish, English

Professional Experience Freelance Designer | Los Angeles and Orange County Area

March 2023 - August 2025 As a freelance architectural designer, I have collaborated with architects and architectural practices across Los Angeles and Orange County on a diverse range of projects. I assist with schematic design to preparing permit drawings and construction drawings.

Architecture for Communities Los Angeles (ACLA)

2x8 Co-chair | Volunteer Work - Nov. 2022- May 2024 The 2x8 showcases higher-ed student work through an annual student competition and exhibition, awarding students with merit-based scholarships. I helped lead a 15 member committee, overseeing tasks such as fundraising, school outreach, publicity, exhibition design, and graphic design.

Clay Holden Architects | Los Angeles, CA

Architectural Designer | February 2022- March 2023 Responsible for the design development and the construction documentation of the new headquarters for the American Institute of Architecture Los Angeles and the non-profit organization Architecture for Communities Los Angeles (ACLA). I was also responsible for the design development, construction documents, permit documentation, and construction administration of a mid-century modern residential residence.

TALLER Architects | Los Angeles, CA

Entry Level | December 2019 & May - October 2020 Worked on schematic design proposals, Design Development and Construction Document phases of several projects ranging from Single-Family residential to Multi-family housing projects.

AKA Architecture + Design | Los Angeles, CA

Student Intern | Summer 2019 Responsible for documentation, digital modeling, physical modeling, and construction details for multi-family residential projects and art installations.

Academic Experience & Awards Excellence in Directed Design Research Award

Master of Advanced Architectural Research Studies, Spring 2026

Graduation Honors: Cum Laude Bachelor of Architecture

Neutra VDL Studio & Residences | Docent

Guided tours of the Neutra VDL Research Studio and Residences, providing visitors with information about the rich history of Richard Neutra ‘s project and his legacy.

Cerritos College Academic Excellence Award 2014-2015

The program has the wonderful tradition of honoring the brightest and most talented students in their major areas

TABLE OF CONTENTS 01. AIA|LA Center for Communities Professional Work Commercial Office & Community Center

02. Freelance Work

Residential Additions, Remodels, & ADU’s 2023- 2025

03. 4517 Finley

Professional Work Multi-family Residential

04. ACLA 2x8 Exhibition

Non-profit Organization Volunteer Work Architecture for Communities Los Angeles (ACLA)

05. Tierra Es Vida

USC, Master of Advanced Architectural Research Studies Directed Design Research, Spring 2026

06. Plaza de la Resistencia

USC, Master of Advanced Architectural Research Studies Topic Studio, Fall 2025

01. AIA|LA Center for Communities Professional Work

Commerical / Community Center

Clay Holden Architects The new home of AIA Los Angeles and Architecture for Communities Los Angeles (ACLA) is the first freestanding space for both organizations. Located in the historic West Adams district in Los Angeles. It was designed to be a space for the LA design community, the Center for Communities offers a variety of programs that promotes design and educates the public about the importance of thoughtful design. An inclusive space where members, students, city leaders, and all Angelenos can come together to engage, inspire, and innovate. This project is a tenant improvment an existing church, originally built as a bank, into a new 4,179-squarefoot commercial office space with a Architectural Design Team Clay Holden, AIA and Victor Macias

Role: Designer 3,327-square-foot ground floor and a newly added 852-square-foot mezzanine level. The office space includes meeting rooms, conference rooms, an event hall, and an exterior courtyard designed to accommodate larger gatherings, blending functionality with thoughtful adaptive reuse. This project gave me a valuable design experience, working on the project from the design development stage to construction administration. Collaborating with the landscape architect and structural engineers offered me valuable insights into their work process. I gained a deeper understanding of how their work influences architectural design and vice versa.

Mid-City

Project Size 4,179 sf

Santa Monica Freeway

aw nsh Cre

Structural Engineer Nabih Youssef Associates

Blv d.

Landscape Architect Land Images

W Adams Blvd.

Lighting Designer Horton Lees Brogden

MEPT/ Fire Alarm/ Title 24 Engineer Integral Group, Inc. 6

S Victoria Ave.

Acoustics & Low-Voltage Technology Salter

West Adams

Professional Work

Event Hall Render | We always used renders to accurately represent and select colors/materials

Interior View Looking South | Photography by Vittoria Zupicich

| Professional Work

+2'-11"

E17

+29"

F.O. WALL

CL PILASTER

08410.A2

LOUNGE 102 195 SF

CL COL.

1.2

CL COL.

4.5

BELOW H1 09680.A1 5'-0"

4'-9"

1'-2"

3'-0"

FLOOR RECEPT. W/DATA 16410.A6 2 A 3.00 E7

13 A 5.00

STN1

A 5.00

08410.A3 LOBBY 100 126 SF

12300.A3 STN2 TV

F.O. WALL

4'-0"

12300.A2

12500.A1

12300.A1 STN1

06110.N1 PTI1 TYP.

08810.G9

09400.A2 TL14

09400.A1 TL13

1'-6"

05120.A9 108.1

A 7.00

4" TYP. VIF

MEETING ROOM 111 178 SF CON5

2 A 4.03

16'-0"

6"AV

3'-8 3/4"

E10

LINE OF SCREEN ABOVE

11130.A2

09840.A2 ALIGN

09840.A4

STN1

08210.A2 LINE OF MEZZANINE ABOVE

104.1

F.O. WALL 1'-4"

109.2

+0'-0" FF

A 5.00

STN1

6'-0"

A 7.01

08110.A2

8'-8 1/4"

12500.A4 06220.A5

6'-0"

12300.A2

GROUND RECEPTACLE

105.1 B1

09840.A4

02200.A30 22'-2" (E) BUILDING

03310.J8 CON4

03310.N2

16410.A1

4'-7"

CONFERENCE ROOM 1 104 211 SF CON5 6"AV EQ EQ 5 8

A 7.01

11130.A3

KITCHENETTE 107 144 SF

09840.A4

CON5

1 A 4.01 1

F.O. WALL

ASK-06b

E14 04200.A1

106.1

GENDER-NEUTRAL RESTROOMS 105 244 SF CON5

STORAGE 106 34 SF

16410.A8 9"

16410.A2

10800.C12

10520.A1

FEC

02500.A2

F.O. WALL

03411.A1

GROUND FLOOR PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0"

1 A 4.00

A 2.00 38'-5 1/2" (E)

Construction Drawings | I worked on the Permit Drawings and CD set alongside the lead Architect Clay Holden 8

107.1

E12 08810.G9

REF

4'-8 1/4"

(N) TREE

(N) PLANTER

E11

08810.G9

03411.A2 TYP, U.N.O.

6 6.2

11'-9"

16410.A9

6"AV

F.O. WALL

10'-5"

4'-6"

A 5.06

(E) JAMBS

08810.G9

E15

(N) PLANTER

4'-2 1/4 "

° 80

EXEC OFFICE 109 102 SF CON5

CL COL.

1'-6 3/8"

H1 12300.A1

STN1

SIM.

109.1

5'-1 3/4"

E9 09840.A2 12300.A3 STN2

08510.B9

STAIR 110 76 SF

05500.A1

79'-6" (E)

05120.A3 PTI3

+/- 6'-8 3/4"

DRY ERASE BOARD

06220.A1

5'-1 3/4"

09840.A4

CON2 02780.D6 CON3

A 2.00

1'-10"

13'-9 3/4" VIF

10115.A2

09660.A1 CON5

A 5.00

10520.C1

+1'-5"

3 A 3.00

12800.A1

SEE 2/A2.00 FOR BENCH ELEVATION

3'-9 1/2"

STN1

A 7.01

11'-4 1/2"

1'-6"

FEC

5'-10 1/4"

4'-0"

1'-6"

3.9

EVENT HALL 103 1377 SF

7'-8" VIF

DO NOT TRENCH ACROSS (E) TERRAZZO

VIF

LINE OF CANOPY ABOVE

05050.A1 ABOVE

A 2.00

3'-0" CLR.

+0'-0" FF

1 A 5.06

10'-3 1/2"

3.1 7'-3 1/2"

56'-5" (E) BUILDING

3'-3 1/2"

05120.A3

11130.A2

(N) OPENING IN (E) REINF. CMU WALL w/STL LINTEL, S.S.D.

STN1

12300.A1

2 A 1.10

09840.A4

08160.A6

VIF

08510.A1

5'-8"

MTL2

CPT3

CL PILASTER

STN1

12500.A6

TERRACED SEATING 112 124 SF

6'-6"

3 A 1.10

100.1

MULLION

RECEPTION 101 135 SF

+32.5"

OPEN OFFICE 108 354 SF CON5

-0'-1"

16720.A1 STN4

12300.A2

+4'-5"

WD3 06153.A1

5'-8"

+1'-5"

STN1 12300.A2

RAMP FLOOR BET. BLDGS THRU DOORWAY AS REQ'D, TYP. NOT TO EXCEED 5% 18'-7 3/4"

2'-0"

7'-1"

10900.A1

A 5.00

12500.A5 SS1

05520.A2

6'-6"

20 A 5.06

STN1

1'-6"

06430.A8

108.2

2'-11 1/2"

+2'-6"

A 5.00

5'-8"

1 A 3.00

9'-9"

+1'-6"

CON2

+29"

3'-6 1/2"

52'-8 1/2" (E)

10'-3 1/2"

1'-11"

1'-9"

1'-11"

-0'-2"

3 A 1.11

1 A 5.11

5 1/4"

08410.A1

02820.A1

A 2.00

08410.A5

CL PILASTER

14'-3" 10 5/8"

7'-6 3/4"

(N) TERRACED PLANTERS

A.9

CL PILASTER

(N) PLANTER @ GRADE

A.1

DEMISING LINE

F.O. WALL

08110.A1

AIA|LA Center for Communities

SLOPED 1'-7"

3'-6"

05500.A3

6" TYP.

MEZZANINE 9'-11 1/4" 6 A 4.03 /2" 61 4'/4" 61 4'-

TYP. BOTH SIDES 05500.A2

06220.A3

BOTTOM OF CLT GUARDRAIL 1/4" PROUD OF CLT SLAB, TYP.

PLATFORM/BENCH AS CANE DETECTION UNDER STAIR < 80" HEAD HEIGHT

06220.A5

MITER

1/2" GAP

3'-0"

2'-1"

1'-6"

3/8" TERRAZZO

06220.A4

8'-3 5/8"

3 A 4.03 6"

6'-8"

3'-6" 5'-2 1/4"

5 A 4.03

06220.A5

4 A 4.03

WD1 3'-0"

9'-10 7/8" (18 R @ +/- 6 5/8")

06220.A2

GROUND FLOOR 0"

STAIR SECTION 1/2" = 1'-0"

FOUND

1'-1 1/8"

1'-8 3/8"

H 7 A 4.03

05500.A1

1/2

1/4"

5 3/4"

3'-0"

3'-8 1/2"

9 5/8" CLT SLAB, S.S.D.

8 1/2"

06220.A2

C12x CANTILEVERED FROM (E) CONC. VAULT WALL

4'-2 1/4 "

10°

4.5

06220.A3

1 3/4" CLT PANEL (WD2)

FOUNDATION, S.S.D. FOUNDATION

06220.A4

CUSTOM STL PLATE SADDLE, S.S.D.

1'-0" TYP.

5 A 4.03

CONT. PSL BEAM

SHAPED 9 5/8" CLT TREAD, HORIZ., WD1

05500.A2

06220.A6

3/4" PLYWOOD SUBFLOOR

TYP.

6 5/8"

1/8"R EASED EDGES, TYP.

3 5/8"

MEZZANINE 9'-11 1/4"

4'-0"

HANDRAIL POST w/CONC. FLANGE CARPET

2'-9"

1'-2 1/8" 3/4" 2 3/4"

STAIR

1/4" GROOVES ROUTED INTO TREAD @ 1/2" O.C. FILLED w/BLACK PAINT

1" GAP

PLUG SCREW HOLES w/1/2" THICK SOLID WOOD TO MATCH CLT, TYP.

2'-1"

5'-6"

1'-1"

SURFACE MTD. LIGHT

TOP STEP 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

PLAN CUT @ 1'6 3/8" AEFF

15'-9 1/4 "

A 4.03

(14'-3" MIN.) (VIF w/ ARCH)

06220.A5

+1'-6 3/8"

TYP.

1/8"R EASED EDGES, TYP.

6 5/8"

12500.A4

4 1/8" CLT PANEL GUARDRAIL 1'-0" TYP.

PLUG SCREW HOLES w/1/2" THICK SOLID WOOD TO MATCH CLT, TYP. 3/4"

2 3/4"

STL ANGLE TO ATTACH CLT SLAB TO FOUNDATION, S.S.D.

4'-2 1/4 "

SHAPED 9 5/8" HORIZ. CLT TREAD ATTACHED TO CLT STRINGER SLAB, WD1, S.S.D.

1/4" GROOVES ROUTED INTO TREAD @ 1/2" O.C. FILLED w/BLACK PAINT

9 5/8" CLT SLAB PANEL AS STRINGER, S.S.D.

GROUND FLOOR 0" 1'-3"

STAIR SECTION - TREADS/RISERS 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

FOUND.

ENLARGED PLAN - RAISED WOOD PLATFORM 1/2" = 1'-0"

Architectural Solutions | Working on details we often go back and forth refining the design through a balance of structural requirements and aesthetic goals 9

02. Freelance Work Design + Drafting Experience: 60+ Residential Projects As a freelance architectural designer, I have collaborated with architects and design firms throughout Los Angeles and Orange County on over 60 projects spanning a range of residential project types, including additions, remodels, and accessory dwelling units (ADUs). This breadth of experience has allowed me to work across varying scales, site conditions, and client needs, contributing to projects from initial concept through approval. My work has primarily focused on schematic design, where I help develop layouts, explore design solutions, and produce drawings that clearly communicate the overall vision of each project. In addition,

Map | Geographic distribution of project sites across Los Angeles and Orange County. 10

Residential Additions, Remodels & ADU’s Los Angeles & Orange County, CA I assist in the preparation of permit drawing sets and play an active role in addressing planning corrections, revising drawings in response to agency feedback to help keep projects moving forward efficiently. Working across such a high volume of projects has strengthened my ability to adapt quickly, maintain consistency, and manage detailed documentation. I bring a thoughtful and practical approach to each project, balancing design intent with local requirements while supporting teams in delivering clear, coordinated, and buildable solutions.

Project Types

Project Type: Addition / Remodel

Project Type: Remodel

Location: Baldwin Hills, Los Angeles

Location: Viewpark, CA

Size: (E) 1,318 sf + 640 sf Addition

Size: (E) 1,158 sf + 968 sf Addition

Size: 2,092 sf

Program: 3 Bed / 2 Bath

Program: 3 Bed /3 Bath

PROPERTY LINE

6'-6"

17'-9"

IAQ 50 CFM

CLOSET 18 SF

11'-9"

Bed 3 140 SF

6/A7.1

GAS RANGE

BATHROOM 1 38 SF

7 5'-6"

GFCI

6 11'-9"

2'-0"

6'-6"

10'-0"

TOILET 15" CLEAR

EACH SIDE ON CENTER

6'-4"

AFCI / GFCI

7'-4 3/4"

4'-3 5/8"

2'-6"

CLOSET 16 SF

KITCHEN/LIVING ROOM 218 SF 6

2'-0"

8'-6"

BED 2 142 SF

LIVING ROOM 228 SF

3'-0"

N5 N6

3'-2"

5'-6"

AFCI / GFCI

4'-0"

13'-4"

3'-6"

3'-8"

14'-6"

16'-6"

9'-6"

ADU Proposed Floor Plan 1/4" = 1'-0"

2 4'-10 3/4"

(N) 60"ø SPIRAL STAIRCASE

(N) ROOF DECK 150 SF

18'-1 1/2"

13'-0"

11'-0"

A2.1

A2.2

PROPERTY LINE

40'-0"

2 1 1'-8"

(N) STEPS TO ADU 3'-11 1/8"

A2.1

A2.2

N5 N6 AFCI / GFCI

BED 1 176 SF

SD CO

4'-0"

5 A1.2

2'-0" CLR

SIDE ON CENTER

15" MIN CLR EACH

4'-4"

8'-0 1/2"

N4 N1

1'-0"

GFCI

AFCI / GFCI

Kitchen 148 SF

3'-0"

2'-9"

5'-4"

3'-6" SD CO

4'-3 5/8" 13'-1"

MINIMUM 22"X30" ATTIC ACCESSS AT 30" MIN. CLEAR HEADROOM. [CRC R807.1; CMC 904.11.1]

11 SD CO

PL: 42.5 FT

3'-0"

MINIMUM 22"X30" ATTIC ACCESSS AT 30" MIN. CLEAR HEADROOM. [CRC R807.1; CMC 904.11.1]

SD CO

3 3

CLST 16 SF

MINIMUM 22"X30" ATTIC ACCESSS AT 30" MIN. CLEAR HEADROOM. [CRC R807.1; CMC 904.11.1]

LINEN

KITCHEN 181 SF 5 DN

12'-7"

6 1'-0" 1'-6"

2 3

5 5

(N) CONCRETE LANDING

4'-7"

SD CO

3'-6 1/4"

BATH 2 52 SF 10

5'-8"

SD CO

Bed 2 143 SF

3'-6"

5'-6"

2 3'-0"

SD CO

8'-3"

2'-6"

30'-0"

CLST 16 SF

2'-6"

SD CO

HALL 45 SF

12'-3"

4'-0"

BEDRM/ SCREENRM 101 SF

12'-0 3/4"

9 3

SD CO

3'-0"

4'-5"

5 CLST 16 SF

6 7

2 1/2"

5'-3"

13'-5"

8'-4"

3'-3"

Laundry 16 SF

LIVING/DINING 296 SF

Laundry 9 SF

BATH 1 44 SF

240 V READY

EACH SIDE ON CENTER

3'-2"

3'-6"

8'-6"

TOILET 15" CLEAR

ø 2' -

2'-6"

BATH 38 SF

PRIMARY BEDROOM 154 SF

SIDE ON CENTER

15" MIN CLR EACH

2'-0" CLR

11'-9"

12'-9"

2'-0"

240 V READY

PANTRY 35 SF

N5 N6

9'-7"

16'-6"

LINEN 7 SF

23'-2 1/2"

3'-6" 19'-7 3/8"

13'-8"

4'-0 1/4"

6 N3

PROPERTY LINE

9'-4" 3'-8 7/8"

4'-6 1/4"

8'-3 1/2"

GFCI

(N) HEATPUMP ON 3" CONCRETE PAD.

BATH 42 SF

12'-3 1/2"

46'-4"

4'-0"

CLST 5 SF TOILET 15" CLEAR

1'-6" 1'-0"

1'-6"

ø 2' - 6"

EACH SIDE ON CENTER

N4 N1 2'-6"

A1.2

3'-6"

2 A7.1

PL: 92 FT

11'-8 1/2"

8'-2"

1'-0"

21'-9"

13'-2 1/2"

4'-8" 9'-1"

(N) 90sf COVERED ENTRY

5'-6"

1'-0" 3'-8"

3'-8"

LANDING

12'-9"

2'-6"

3'-11" 11 1/4"

1'-0"

5'-0"

1'-4"

1'-0"

2 (N) (2) 4x4 POSTS

4'-0"

18'-0"

ADU PROPOSED PLAN 1/4" = 1'-0"

Project Type: ADU

Location: Bellflower, CA

Location: Long Beach, CA

Location: Highland Park, Los Angeles

Size: 1,200 sf

Size: 956 sf

Size: 421 sf

Program: 3 Bed / 2 Bath

Program: 2 Bed / 2 Bath

Program: 1 Bed / 1 Bath 11

VAHU

CLOSET

AP8 AP8

A 7.20 C5

AP1

9 A 5.03 A 7.20

COOKTOP 36 36

4 24

EXHAUST HOOD ABOVE (AP5)

G&P CONC.

(E) DINING C13 P10

C3b

7'-3"

5'-8"

LINEAR DRAIN P11

P5a 8

LAUNDRY

AP6

P12

CPT1 P4b

P4a

AP7

4 CLOSET

A 7.11 3

T 6

A 3.10 5

1SI

A 5.01

A 5.02 A

COUNTERTOP o/W&D N WOOD w/PERIMETER

SIM

A 5.02

GALLERY A 5.02

WOOD PANELING ON ALUM.12 FURRING, A 5.02 A MATTE CLR COAT

4'-7 3/8" CLR.

11 A 5.02 TYP.

4 A 3.00

AC2

CPT2

R15

P1A

7 A 5.02

1 8

3 A 5.02

11 1 3

A 3.10

A 7.10

P4a

SIM 9

GALLERY

4'-7 3/8"

CLR.

SOUND INSULATED

1'-6 3/4"

P13

2 A 5.02

7 A 5.01

MEDICINE CABINET INSET INTO WALL

12 A 5.02

(N) FOAM CAVITY FILL INSULATION (R15) TYP. N N @ (E) EXT. WALLS

A 5.02

11 A 5.02

TYP.

A 3.10

C11

2'-0 3/

2x6 FRAMING

A R15

ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN - ADDITION 1/2" = 1'-0"

Technical Skills | Through various architectural projects, I have developed experience in producing accurate construction documents, drawings, and renderings. Through collaboration with clients and architects, I refine design concepts to meet expectations while clearly communicating spatial ideas to non-architectural audiences.

PLAN

R-X

INSULATION VALUE

SOUND INSULATED

NEW WALL

C3b

EXISTING WALL (FRAMING TO REMA

A 5.02

TRUE

SURVEYOR AP3 M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING & P7 C13 P10 LAND SURVEYING

F.C. WALL REV# DATE BATTEN (SID1), PRIMED &3/30/22 PTD. 1 5/5/22 3/8" F.C. BOARD 2 8/22/22 PANELS (SID1), 3 PRIMED & 9/9/22 PTD. 4 10/6/22

FLOOR PLAN NOTES 1. 2.

3. 4.

NEW EXTERIOR WALLS D TO F.O. FINISH, U.N.O. ALL INTERIOR WALLS DIM TO F.O. FINISH, U.N.O. PAINT ALL INTERIOR WAL CEILINGS SHALL BE PTI1, SEE PAINT SCHEDULE A 6 PAINT AT ALL EXTERIOR W BE PTE1, TYP. U.N.O. - SE

DESCRIPTION PLAN CHECK SUBMITTAL PLAN CHECK REVISIONSMATERIALS & FINISHES BIDDING CLARIFICATIONS *SEE MATERIAL & FINISH SCHED CONSTRUCTION SET FOR DETAILED SPEC INFORMATI VE CONSTRUCTION SETCMU1 CONCRETE MASONRY UNI

PERMIT SET

CON1 CONCRETE, GROUND & PO CON2 CONCRETE PAVING CPT1 CARPET, BROADLOOM CPT2 CARPET, TILE, 19.69"x19.69 FAB1 UPHOLSTERY FABRIC GL6 ACRYLIC WALL MIRROR GWB GYPSUM WALL BOARD HPL1 HIGH PRESSURE LAMINAT HPL2 HIGH PRESSURE-LAMINAT PTE1 EXT. PAINT, WALLS PTE2 EXT. PAINT, EAVES PTE3 EXTERIOR PAINT, ACCENT PTI1 INTERIOR PAINT, WHITE PTI2 INTERIOR PAINT, ACCENT PTI3 INTERIOR PAINT, ACCENT PTI4 INTERIOR PAINT, ACCENT PTI5 INTERIOR PAINT, ACCENT RES1 RESILIENT SURFACE, FUR LINOLEUM SID1 FIBER CEMENT BOARD & B SID2 STUCCO TO MATCH (E), PT SS1 SOLID SURFACE STN1 QUARTZ COUNTERTOP TL1 CERAMIC WALL TILE, 2x8, TL2 CERAMIC WALL TILE, 2x8, CERAMIC WALL TILE, 2x4 TL3 TL4 CONCRETE TILES WD1 WOOD VENEERED MDF PA WD2 WOOD VENEERED MDF PA WD3 GROOVED WALL PANELIN WD4 THERMALLY-MODIFIED SO WP1 WALL PAPER

ENLARGED C PLANS

TYP.

22 1/4

SID1 FIBER CEMENT BOARD & BATTEN SID2 STUCCO TO MATCH (E), PTD. 3 SS1 SOLID SURFACE STN1 QUARTZ COUNTERTOP TL1 CERAMIC WALL CPT2 TILE, 2x8, PILLOWED TL2 CERAMIC WALL TILE, 2x8, FLAT CERAMIC WALL TILE, 2x4 R15 TL3 TL4 CONCRETE TILES 1 A A 5.02 WD1 WOOD VENEERED MDF PANEL, WALNUT 6 WD2 WOOD VENEERED MDF PANEL, LARCH WD3 GROOVED WALL PANELING WD4 THERMALLY-MODIFIED SOLID ASH WP1 WALL PAPER 1 14 2 A 5.02 A 3.10

TERRAZZO STRIP (TS) TYP. A

GWB GYPSUM WALL BOARD HPL1 HIGH PRESSURE LAMINATE, COLOR 1 HPL2 HIGH PRESSURE-LAMINATE, COLOR 2 PTE1 EXT. PAINT, WALLS PTE2 EXT. PAINT, EAVES PTE3 EXTERIOR PAINT, ACCENT COLOR 3 PTI1P.T. INTERIOR ROOMPAINT, WHITE PTI2 INTERIOR PAINT, ACCENT COLOR 2 MINERAL WOOL SOUND PTI3 INTERIOR PAINT, ACCENT COLOR 3 INSULATION @ BATHROOM & LAUNDRY PTI4 INTERIOR PAINT, ACCENT COLOR 3 1 PERIM. (SAFE N' SOUND PTI5 INTERIOR PAINT, ACCENT COLOR 3 BY ROCKWOOL) RES1 RESILIENT SURFACE, FURNITURE A 7.11 4 LINOLEUM 2

STRUCTURAL ENGINEER PARKER-RESNICK

BRUCE RESNICK (bruce_resnick@parkerresnick.com) 1927 PONTIUS AVE. LOS ANGELES, CA 90025 24 36 12 310-968-4377 P8 P9 DISHWASHER SINK

NEW EXTERIOR WALLS DIMENSIONED 5'-0 3/8" TO F.O. FINISH, U.N.O. ALL INTERIOR WALLS DIMENSIONED TO F.O. FINISH, U.N.O. PAINT ALL INTERIOR WALLS & CEILINGS SHALL BE PTI1, TYP. U.N.O. SEE PAINT SCHEDULE A 6.01 PAINT AT ALL EXTERIOR WALLS SHALL BE PTE1, TYP. U.N.O. - SEE A 6.01

*SEE MATERIAL & FINISH SCHEDULE ON A6.01 FOR DETAILED SPEC INFORMATION MINERAL WOOL BATT INSUL. (R15) CMU1 CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT CON1 CONCRETE, GROUND & POLISHED CON2 CONCRETE PAVING CPT1 CARPET, BROADLOOM CPT2 CARPET, TILE, 19.69"x19.69" A FAB1 UPHOLSTERY FABRIC R15 10'-3 3/8" GL6 ACRYLIC WALL MIRROR

FRIDG

AP2

G&P CONC.

TROY LINDQUIST (troy@title24energy.com) 96 N. MADISON AVE. WALL TYPES: PASADENA, CA 91101 626-365-1518 2x4 FRAMING A

MATERIALS & FINISHES LEGEND

A 5.01

EXHAUST HOOD ABOVE (AP5)

TITLE 24 ENGINEER ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SYSTEMS

EXISTING WALL (FRAMING TO REMAIN)

A R15 CON1

A 5.02

3'-6"

INSULATION VALUE

A SI

WALL-MOUNTED SINK

A 5.02

3. 4.

(N) FOAM CAVITY FILL INSULATION (R15) TYP. @ (E) EXT. WALLS WALL-MOUNTED TOILET

5.02 24x20x15AUPPER CABINETS

A 7.10

AC1

A 5.02

1 4

AC3

P4b

TL4

P6b

P5a P5b

TOILET SEAT FRAME

1 C20

R-X

(E) KITCHEN

FRED GHALCHI (fghalchi@mglandsur.com) 347 S. ROBERTSON BLVD. BEVERLY 12'-10 HILLS,1/4" CA 90211 310-659-0871

FLOOR PLAN NOTES 5'-8"

6'-8 3/4"

AP7

A 7.10

COUNTERTOP o/W&D ROUND CUT OUT IN WOOD WOOD PANELING w/PERIMETER LED TAPE LIGHT LINE OF SOFFIT 12 A 5.01

A 3.10

LAUNDRY

AP6

P12

TYP.

TERRAZZO STRIP (TS) TYP.

A 5.02

AN - ADDITION

C20

WALL-MOUNTED SINK A SI MEDICINE CABINET INSET INTO WALL

CON1

LINE OF SOFFIT

A 7.10

4'-4 3/8"

24x20x15 UPPER CABINETS

14 A 5.02 C20

A 5.02

P13 - RADIANT FLOOR HEAT IN HATCHED AREA

WALL-MOUNTED TOILET

3'-3"

CLOSED

SHOWER

CPT1

A 5.02

AC1

A 7.10

SHOWER SEAT FRAME

P.T. ROOM

P13

SHOWER STAND

2% SLOPE

P6b AC3

C20

A 5.02

2'-7 1/2" 2x6 FRAMING

10'-0 3/8"

C20

TL4 1 (E) MASTER BEDROOM A 7.10 4 (NIC)

3/8" F.C. BOARD PANELS (SID1), PRIMED & PTD.

5'-7 3/8"

C20

MINERAL WOOL SOUND INSULATION @ BATHROOM & LAUNDRY PERIM. (SAFE N' SOUND BY ROCKWOOL)

2x4 FRAMING

C13

NEW WALL

F.C.LINEAR WALL DRAIN BATTENP11 (SID1), PRIMED & PTD.

11'-7"

4'-4 3/8"

SI A3 A 3.00

TOILET SEAT FRAME

6 A 3.00

A 6'-2 3/8"

FOLDING CHANGING TABLE

1'-2 1/2" 1'-3" 15" MIN. 15" MIN.

A A SI R15

9 A 5.02

R15

10'-3 3/8"

6'-8 3/4"

AC2

A 3.10

OPEN

R15

11'-7"

CPT1

2% SLOPE

P13 - RADIANT FLOOR HEAT IN HATCHED AREA

SHELVES

CLOSET

8'-2 3/4"

A 5.01

P5b

R M

STUCCO o/ LATH, o/DOUBLE WEATHER BARRIER (WP-2.1)

10'-5 3/8"

2 A 3.00

SHELVES

A 5.02

MINERAL WOOL BATT INSUL. (R15)

8'-2 3/4"

SHOWER SEAT FRAME

SHOWER (N) R-13 FOAM CAVITY INFILL INSULATION @ (E) EXT. WALLS, TYP

1'-2 1/2" 1'-3" 15" MIN. 15" MIN.

1 A 3.00

7'-3"

10'-0 3/8"

1'-3 3/8"

A SI

6'-2 3/8"

1'-0"

R15

3'-3"

SHOWER STAND

STN1

C13

6'-7 3/4"

ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN - KITCHEN 1/2" = 1'-0"

6 A 3.00

1'-3 3/8"

5'-0 3/8"

1'-0"

9 A 5.02

8'-1"

CLOSED

STUCCO o/ LATH, o/DOUBLE WEATHER BARRIER (WP-2.1)

2 A 3.00

MICROWAVE/ CONV. OVEN

C14 WALL TYPES:

OPEN

6'-7 3/4"

AP4

3 2'-0 3/4"

BANQUETTE

FOLDING CHANGING TABLE

ARCHITECT

C11

SS1

ENLARGED FLOOR PLAN - KITCHEN 1/2" = 1'-0"

A 7.20

4 A 5.03

12'-10 1/4"

3'-7 5/8"

SINK

G&P CONC.

2'-7 1/2"

22 1/4

1'-6 3/4"

AP3

10'-5 3/8"

C13

DISHWASHER

CONSULTANTS

STN1

SUBMITTALS

C13

2'-4"

NOTES

7'-3 3/4"

C14

DWG TITLE

MICROWAVE/ CONV. OVEN

8'-1"

G&P CONC.

AP1

4'-3 1/4"

AP4

A (N) HEAT PUMP WATER HEATER

COOKTOP

BANQUETTE

C3a

A 5.03

FRIDGE C2

AP2

CLOSET

AP8 AP8

5'-7 3/8"

(E) KITCHEN

SS1

VAHU

3'-8 5/8"

8'-8" (V.I.F.)

1 A 7.20

G&P CONC.

(N) WH TANK

10'-4 5/8"

2'-7 1/2"

4'-3 1/4"

7'-3 3/4"

BANQUETTE

A 5.02

(E) DINING

2'-7 1/2"

3'-7 5/8"

4 1/2"

2'-1 5/8"

3'-1 3/4"

CLOSET

SHEET #

4 1/2"

2'-7 1/2"

2'-4"

G&P CONC.

8 A 5.03 C3a

G&P CONC.

(E) LIVING 3'-8 5/8"

A 5.02

(E) 3'-4 1/4"

(N) HEAT PUMP WATER HEATER

10'-4 5/8"

2'-9 1/8"

A A 7.20

20847 Stephanie Drive Winnetka, CA 91306

(N) WH TANK

PROJECT

CLOSET

9 A 5.03

A 7.20

2'-7 1/2"

1'-8 1/4"

8 A 5.03

3 FOAM CAVITY NSULATION @ (E) ALLS, TYP

ON ALUM. CLR COAT

G&P CONC.

2'-1 5/8"

3'-1 3/4"

1'-8 1/4"

(E) LIVING

2'-9 1/8"

HAMILTON RESIDENCE

| Professional Work

A 7.00

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CPT1 PTE2 POST

Freelance Work

CPT1 PTE2 POST CPT1 PTE2 POST

Softwares Used: AutoCAD & Revit

GWB

9 P16

FAB1

P12

DRAWERSSS1 w/FULL SS1 EXT. H.D. HARDWARE C16 C16 K7 K7

(E) FIREBOX, PTD.

(R) ALUM. DOOR (R) ALUM.PIVOT DOOR OFFSET PTI1 OFFSET PIVOT

(R) ALUM. WINDOWS (R) ALUM. WINDOWS

(E) FIREBOX, PTD. (E) FIREBOX, PTD.

P10

PTI4 CPT1 FRAME

(N) ALUM. WINDOWS (N) ALUM. WINDOWS

GLASS PANEL BEHIND KITCHEN ISLAND

PTI1 PTI1

GWB

TL3

STN1

1 1/2"

P10 P10 SPEED OVEN

PANEL JOINT (PJ), TYP.

WD1 PJ

STN1 STN1

SINK

6 6

2'-6"

20 20

PTI4 CPT1 PTI4 CPT1 FRAME FRAME GLASS PANEL BEHIND GLASS PANEL BEHIND KITCHEN ISLAND KITCHEN ISLAND PJ

7HPL1 7 TYP.

TL3 TL3

PAINTING NOTE

A 5.03 P15

GWB WD1 SS1

OVEN

4 4 A 5.03 A 5.03

PAINT ALL I CEILINGS S U.N.O. - SEE PAINT AT AL SHALL BE P A6.01

FAB1 GWB GWB

20847 Stephanie Drive Winnetka, CA 91306

6 6 A 5.02 A 5.02 (N) ALUM. WINDOWS

HAMILTON RESIDENCE

LIVING ROOM - WEST LIVING ROOM - WEST 1/2" = 1'-0" 1/2" = 1'-0"

(R) ALUM. WINDOWS

P12 P12

2'-6" 2'-6" DRAWERS w/FULL DRAWERS EXT. H.D. w/FULL EXT. H.D. HARDWARE HARDWARE

WD1 GWB WD1 GWB

(R) ALUM. DOOR OFFSET PIVOT GL1 GL1

PROJECT

C16 C16

A 5.02

20847 Stephanie Drive Winnetka, CA 91306

2'-6" 2'-6"

2'-6"

10 10

HAMILTON RESIDENCE

FAB1 WD1 GWB FAB1

LIVING ROOM - WEST 1/2" = 1'-0" 1 7/8" 1 7/8"

5 5

2'-6"

9 9

2 2

C16

PROJECT

P13 P13

(E) BRICK CHIMNEY, PTD. (E) BRICK CHIMNEY, PTD.

GL1 P16 P16

C16

WD1 GWB WD1 GWB

(N) ALUM. WINDOW (N) ALUM. WINDOW

8 8

1'-9"

1 7/8"

PTE3 PTE3

SS1

1'-9" 6'-8" 3/4" 1'-9" 3/4"

4 4 A 5.03 A 5.03

3/4"

WD1 GWB GWB GWB

SOLID SURFACE SOLID SURFACE BENCH TOP BENCH TOP

SOFFIT SOFFIT

(E) BRICK CHIMNEY, PTD.

A 5.03

SOLID SURFACE BENCH TOP

(N) ALUM. WINDOW

BANQUETTE BENCH BANQUETTE BENCH w/UPHOLSTERED w/UPHOLSTERED CUSHION, SLOPED CUSHION, SLOPED P13 BACK BACK

SOFFIT

PTE3

8 8 8

BANQUETTE BENCH w/UPHOLSTERED CUSHION, SLOPED BACK

PAINTING NOTE MILLWORK NO PAINTING NOTE

C13

C14

C13

24ga BONDERIZED FLASHING o/CONT. BELOW-GRADE W.P. (WP-1.2), EXTENDED FLASHING 3" MIN. BELOW GRADE

WALL SECTION- BOARD BATTEN WALL SECTIONWALL BOARD BATTEN WALL 5 1 1/2" = 1'-0" 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

(N) R-15 MINERAL (E) RAFTERS, WOOL INSUL. PTD.

(E) RAFTERS, PTD.

WALL SECTION- BOARD BATTEN WALL 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

(E) 2x4 FRAMING w/(N) POSTS, S.S.D.

(E) BEDROOM 1

ARCHITECT

0'-0"

(N) CARPET

WALL SECTION- GALLERY WALL SOUTH SECTIONWALL GALLERY SOUTH WALL 1 1 1/2" = 1'-0" 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

WALL SECTION- STUCCO WALL 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

SUBMITTALS

9 A 5.00

GALLERY

3/4" PRE-VENERRED WD PANELS, (WD2) w/EDGE BANDING, ON ALUM. ZCLIPS, CLR. SEALED

PERMIT S

WALL WALL SECTIONS SECTIONS (N) PLYWOOD SHEATHING, S.S.D.

ON GRADE CONT. 3"x1/2" SOLID WOODON GRADE BASEBOARD w/TRUE & SQ. T.O. FF PRIMED & PTD. T.O. FF EDGES,

0'-0"

(E) SLAB ON GRADE

DESCRIPTION PLAN CHECK PLAN CHECK BIDDING CLA CONSTRUCT VE CONSTRU

5/5/22 8/22/22 9/9/22 10/6/22

PERMIT SET PERMIT SET

3/4" PRE-VENERRED WD PANELS, (WD2) w/EDGE BANDING, ON ALUM. ZCLIPS, CLR. SEALED

(N) PLYWOOD (N) PLYWOOD GWB, LEVEL 4 FINISH, SHEATHING, S.S.D. SHEATHING,5/8" S.S.D. CONT. 3"x1/2" SOLID WOOD FIN. PER ELEVS. BASEBOARD w/TRUE & SQ. EDGES, PRIMED & PTD. (E) 2x4 FRAMING w/(N) POSTS, S.S.D. (E) SLAB ON GRADE (N) CONC. SLAB (N) CONC. SLAB (N) CARPET

SUBMITTALS

BANDING, ON ALUM. Z5/8" GWB, LEVEL 4 FINISH,CLIPS, CLR. SEALED FIN. PER ELEVS.

1 2 3 4

(N) THERMALLY-BROKEN ALUM. CLERESTORY WINDOW

GALLERY

(E) BEDROOM 1 PTD. PANELS, (WD2) w/EDGE (E) RAFTERS,

0'-0"

9 A 5.00

GALLERY

24ga BONDERIZED FLASHING o/CONT. BELOW-GRADE W.P. (WP-1.2), EXTENDED FLASHING 3" MIN. BELOW GRADE

WALL SECTION- STUCCO WALL WALL SECTION- STUCCO WALL 3 1 1/2" = 1'-0" 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

(N) THERMALLY-BROKEN ALUM. CLERESTORY WINDOW

9 A 5.00

3/4" PRE-VENERRED WD

(E) BEDROOM 1

R-15 MINERAL STUCCO o/ LATH, STUCCO o/ LATH, WOOL INSUL. 5/8" GWB, LEVEL 4 FINISH, o/DOUBLE WEATHER o/DOUBLE WEATHER @ (N) WALLS, FIN. PER ELEVS. BARRIER (WP-2.1) TYP. 3"x1/2" SOLIDBARRIER WOOD (WP-2.1) BASE W/SQUARE & TRUE (E) 2x4 FRAMING CORNERS, PRIMED & w/(N)STUCCO POSTS, o/ S.S.D. LATH, PTD. o/DOUBLE WEATHER CONT. 3"x1/2" SOLID WOOD GALV. WEEP SCREED, CONT. CARPET 3"x1/2" SOLIDGALV. WEEP SCREED, BARRIER w/TRUE (WP-2.1)& SQ. BASEBOARD 3"x1/2" SOLID WOOD SWS 875 BY FLANNERY WOOD BASEBOARDSWS 875 BY FLANNERY EDGES, PRIMED & PTD. BASE W/SQUARE & TRUE w/TRUE & SQ. EDGES, T.O. FF T.O. FF CORNERS, PRIMED & PRIMED & PTD. (E) SLAB ON GRADE PTD. 0'-0" 0'-0" CARPET GALV. WEEP SCREED, (N) CARPET 24ga BONDERIZED FLASHING o/CONT. 24ga BONDERIZED FLASHING o/CONT. CARPET SWS 875 BY FLANNERY BELOW-GRADE W.P. (WP-1.2), EXTENDED BELOW-GRADE W.P. (WP-1.2), EXTENDED T.O.FLASHING FF FLASHING 3" MIN. BELOW GRADE 3" MIN. BELOW GRADE T.O. FF

0'-0"

(N) EXTERIOR THERMALLY-BROKEN ALUM. CLERESTORY WINDOW BUILT-UP CLASS A ROOF ASSEMBLY PER 4/A5.00

5/8" GWB, LEVEL 5 FINISH, PRIME & PTD

DESCRIPTION PLAN CHECK SUBMITTAL PLAN CHECK REVISIONS BIDDING CLARIFICATIONS CONSTRUCTION SET DATE REV# VE CONSTRUCTION SET 3/30/22

NOTES

1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING WEATHERPROOF BARRIER (WP-2.2) o/SHEATHING CONT. 3"x1/2" SOLID CONT. 3"x1/2" SOLID 3"x1/2" SOLID WOOD WOOD BASEBOARD WOOD BASEBOARD BASE W/SQUARE CONT. ALUM DRIP w/TRUE & SQ. EDGES, & TRUE w/TRUE & SQ. EDGES, CORNERS, WEATHERPROOFPRIMED SCREED & PTD. PRIMED & PRIMED & PTD. PTD. BARRIER (WP-2.2) CARPET CARPET o/SHEATHING CARPET 24ga BONDERIZED CONT. ALUM DRIP T.O. FF T.O. FF FLASHING o/CONT. SCREED 0'-0" 0'-0" BELOW-GRADE W.P. (WP-1.2), EXTENDED FLASHING 3" MIN. BELOW 24ga BONDERIZED GRADE FLASHING o/CONT. BELOW-GRADE W.P. (WP-1.2), EXTENDED FLASHING 3" MIN. BELOW GRADE

5/8" GWB, LEVEL 4, PRIME & PTD.

EXTERIOR

DESCRIPTION REV# DATE PLAN CHECK SUBMITTAL 3/30/22 RAFTERS, S.S.D., PRIMED PLAN CHECK REVISIONS 1 & PTD.5/5/22 BIDDING CLARIFICATIONS 2 8/22/22 PSL BEAM, S.S.D. CONSTRUCTION SET 3 9/9/22 1/2" PLYWOOD VE CONSTRUCTION 4 SET10/6/22 SHEATHING

NOTES

R-15 MINERAL WOOL INSUL. @ (N) WALLS, TYP.

PSL BEAM, S.S.D. REV# DATE 1/2" PLYWOOD 3/30/22 SHEATHING 1 5/5/22 2 8/22/22 5/8" GWB, LEVEL 5 BOARD PANEL (SD1)5/8" GWB, LEVEL 5 HARDIE FINISH, PRIME & PTD & PTD 3 PRIME 9/9/22 PRIMED & PTD., o/WEATHERFINISH, BARRIER (WP-2.2) 4 10/6/22

(N) CONC. SLAB ON GRADE

DWG TITLE

CONT. ALUM DRIP SCREED

R-15 MINERAL WOOL INSUL. @ (N) WALLS, TYP.

CLASS A ROOF ASSEMBLY PER 10/A5.00

HARDIE BOARD PANEL (SD1) PSL BEAM, S.S.D. PRIMED & PTD., o/WEATHER 1/2" PLYWOOD BARRIER (WP-2.2) SHEATHING

BUILT-UP CLASS A ROOF ASSEMBLY PLYWOOD SHEATHING, S.S.D. PER 4/A5.00

(E) KITCHEN

ALTERNATIVE ENERGY

W SECT

A 3.10A 3.10 13 A 3 T.O. FF 0'-0"

SHEET #

WEATHERPROOF BARRIER (WP-2.2) o/SHEATHING

1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING

(N) R-15 MINERAL WOOL INSUL.

EXTERIOR (E) 4x8 BEAM

PLYWOOD SHEATHING, S.S.D.

5/8" GWB, LEVEL 4 FINISH, PRIME & BUILT-UP CLASS A PAINTED ROOF ASSEMBLY PER 4/A5.00 (N) R-15 MINERAL WOOL INSUL.

RAFTERS, S.S.D., PRIMED & PTD.

DWG TITLE

1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING

3/8" F.C. BOARD PANELS 5/8" GWB, (SID1), PRIMED & PTD. LEVEL 4, PRIME & PTD.

P.T. ROOM (E) KITCHEN

RAFTERS, S.S.D., PRIMED & PTD.

1/2"

(E) KITCHEN

CLASS A ROOF ASSEMBLY PER 10/A5.00

11 A 5.00

HARDIE BOARD PANEL (SD1) PRIMED & PTD., o/WEATHER BARRIER (WP-2.2)

(E) 4x8 BEAM

(E) 4x8 BEAM 5/8" GWB, LEVEL 4 FINISH, PRIME & PAINTED PLYWOOD SHEATHING, S.S.D.

5/8" GWB, LEVEL 4 FINISH, PRIME & P.T. ROOM F.C. WALL BATTEN PAINTED (SID1), PRIMED & PTD.

CLASS A ROOF ASSEMBLY PER 10/A5.00

SHEET #

11 A 5.00

NOTES

11 A 5.00---

0'-0"

DWG TITLE

F.C. WALL BATTEN (SID1), PRIMED & PTD.

5/8" GWB, LEVEL 4, PRIME & PTD.

2. 2.

---

3/8" F.C. BOARD PANELS (SID1), PRIMED & PTD.

1. 1. 1.

T.O. FF 0'-0"

TROY LINDQUIST (troy@title24e 96 N. MADISON AVE. PASADENA, CA 91101 * ALL IKEA BOXES, FACES, COVER PANELS, DRAWERS, ACCESSORIES, AND HARDWARE TO BE PROVIDED BY OWNER, INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. ALL OTHE 626-365-1518 * ALL IKEA BOXES, FACES, COVER FACES, PANELS, DRAWERS, ACCESSORIES, ANDINSTALLED HARDWARE TOIKEA BE PROVIDED INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. ALL OTHE WALL SECTION -GALLERY NORTH WALL ON HARDWARE (INCLUDING CUSTOM ACCESSORIES, AND HARDWARE BOXES) TOBY BEOWNER, PROVIDED AND INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. HARDWARE (INCLUDING CUSTOM FACES, ACCESSORIES, AND HARDWARE INSTALLED ON IKEA BOXES) TO BE PROVIDED AND INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. ** CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE ALL REQUIRED INTERNAL CASEWORK HARDWARE FOR CUSTOM CASEWORK ITEMS 1 1/2" =INSTALLATION 1'-0" INTERNAL ** CONTRACTOR CASEWORK HARDWARE CASEWORK ITEMS *** CONTRACTORTO TOPROVIDE PROVIDEALL FORREQUIRED OF SURFACE MOUNT PULLS ATFOR ALLCUSTOM CABINETS *** CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE FOR INSTALLATION OF SURFACE MOUNT PULLS AT ALL CABINETS

WALL SECTION- EXTERIOR BATHROOM WALL 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

12 A 5.00

3/8" F.C. BOARD PANELS (SID1), PRIMED & PTD.

CONSULTANTS

WALL SECTION -GALLERY WALL NORTH SECTION WALL -GALLERY NORTH WALL 2 1 1/2" = 1'-0" 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

SHEET #

1/2"

4 ---

P.T. ROOM

ARCHITECT

2'-6"

1 1/2" 1 4" 1/2"

WALL SECTION- DRYWALL 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

12 A 5.00

F.C. WALL BATTEN (SID1), PRIMED & PTD.

2'-11 1/2" 2'-11 1/2"

2'-6" 2'-6"

1 WALL SECTION- EXTERIORWALL BATHROOM SECTIONWALL EXTERIOR 1/2" = 1'-0" WALL 1 BATHROOM 1/2" = 1'-0" 4 1 1/2" = 1'-0" 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

1/2"

12 A 5.00

1 1/2" = 1'-0"

P15 P15

4"4"

2 WALL WALL SECTION- DRYWALL = 1'-0"SECTION- DRYWALL 2 61/2" 6 1/2" = 1'-0" 1 1/2" = 1'-0"

2'-11 1/2"

1 1/2"

80"

2'-7 4'-0 1/2" 1/2" 4'-0 1/2"

4"80" 80"

2'-7 1/2" 2'-7 1/2"

4"4"

C15

GWB WD1K6 GWB WD1

CONSULTANTS

3 3

10" 4"4" 10"

4 4

4"4"

4'-0 1/2"

C15

20847 Stephanie Drive Winnetka, CA 91306

DISHW ASHER

HAMILTON RESIDENCE

C12

PROJECT

C3b

ARCHITECT

C11

CONSULTANTS

SPEED OVEN SPEED OVEN

1 1/2" 14" 1/2"

PANEL JOINT (PJ), TYP. PANEL JOINT (PJ), TYP.

2'-6" 2'-6"

10" 4"6'-8" 6'-8"

PAINT ALL I ALL CUSTO PAINT ALLSI CEILINGS CORE PLYW CEILINGS S U.N.O. - SEE MATERIALS U.N.O. AT - SEE PAINT AL SCHEDULE PAINT SHALL AT BEAP P9 P9 INFORMATIO P11 SINK SHALL BE P SS1 FAB1 3/4" F A6.01 24 3/4" 22 1/4" 12" 36" 24" 30" 30" 3/4" 30" SINK 2. ALL CUSTO SS16'-2 1/2" FAB1 F A6.01 METABOX B HPL1 GWB WD1 WD1 HPL1 SERVERY WD1 3. ALL DRAWE MEDS WASH COOK TYP. P1 P1 OVEN WD1 INTEGRATE TYP. MILLWORK NO P1 P1 PJ PJ OVEN MILLWORK NO& 4. ALL PULLS PJ PJ SURFACE-M 1. ALL CUSTO 37 1/4" 90" 60 3/4" 75 1/4" 1. ALL CUSTO 5. PROVIDE C CORE PLYW C14 C15 C15 DISHW ASHER C13 C13 C11 C3b C12 CORE PLYW C14 C15 C15 DISHW ASHER C13 C13 PLYWOOD S MATERIALS C1ELEVATION 1 C3b C12 P2 P2 P2 ISLAND - NORTH ELEVATION KITCHEN & DINING - SOUTH K4 K5 K6 T.O. FF MATERIALS P2 P2 P2 SCHEDULE K4 K5 K6 T.O.0'-0" FF SCHEDULE 1/2" = 1'-0" 1/2" = 1'-0" P9 P9 INFORMATIO P11 0'-0" P9 P9 3/4" INFORMATI 22 1/4" 12" 30" 3/4" 30" 24 3/4" 36" 24" 30" 6'-2 1/2" P11 2. ALL CUSTO 3/4" 24 3/4" 22 1/4" 12" 36" 24" 30" 30" 3/4" 30" 6'-2 1/2" 2. ALL CUSTO METABOX GWB WD1 MATERIALS & BBF WD1 METABOX GWB WD1 3. ALL DRAWE MEDS SERVERY COOK WASH WD1 3. ALL DRAWE MEDS WASH SERVERY COOK *SEE MATERIAL & FI INTEGRATE INTEGRATE FOR SPEC 4. DETAILED ALL PULLS & 4. ALL PULLS SURFACE-M 37 1/4" 90" 60 3/4" 75 1/4" CMU1 CONCRETE M SURFACE-M 37 1/4" 90" 60 3/4" 75 1/4" 5. PROVIDE CG CON1 CONCRETE, 5. PROVIDE CS PLYWOOD ISLAND - NORTH ELEVATION KITCHEN & DINING - SOUTH ELEVATION CLASS A ROOF ASSEMBLY CLASS A ROOF ASSEMBLY CON2 CONCRETE PLYWOODPS ISLAND - NORTH ELEVATION KITCHEN & DINING - SOUTH ELEVATION PER 10/A5.00 PER 10/A5.00 CPT1 CARPET, BRO 1/2" = 1'-0" 1/2" = 1'-0" 1/2" = 1'-0" 1/2" = 1'-0" CPT2 CARPET, TILE FAB1 UPHOLSTERY 1 1 MATERIALS &F MATERIALS &F GL6 ACRYLIC WAL CLASS A ROOF ASSEMBLY A 5.01 A 5.01 *SEE MATERIAL & FI PER 10/A5.00 GWB GYPSUMSPEC WAL *SEEDETAILED MATERIAL & FI FOR FOR DETAILED SPE HPL1 HIGH PRESSU 4x4 ROOF JOISTS 4x4 ROOF JOISTS CMU1 CONCRETE M HPL2 PRESSU CMU1 HIGH CONCRETE M GWB 1 CON1 CONCRETE, G GWB PTE1 PAINT, W CON1 EXT. CONCRETE, G A 5.01 CON2 CONCRETE P 4x6 ROOF JOISTS, S.S.D. 4x6 ROOF JOISTS, S.S.D. PTE2 PAINT, P E CON2 EXT. CONCRETE CPT1 CARPET, BRO PTE3 PA CPT1 EXTERIOR CARPET, BRO 4x4 ROOF JOISTS CPT2 CARPET, TILE WD1 PTI1 PA CPT2 INTERIOR CARPET, TILE (E) 4x RAFTERS (E) 4x RAFTERS FAB1 UPHOLSTERY P6 PTI4 CPT1 PTI2 PA FAB1 INTERIOR UPHOLSTERY PSL, S.S.D. 5/8" GWB, LEVEL 4 5/8" GWB, LEVELPSL, 4 S.S.D. GL6 ACRYLIC WAL 4x6 ROOF JOISTS, S.S.D. PTI3 PA GL6 INTERIOR ACRYLIC WAL FRAME FINISH, PRIME & FINISH, PRIME & GWB GYPSUM WAL (N) 4x RAFTERS, S.S.DC8 (N) 4x RAFTERS, S.S.DPAINTED @ CEILING CONT. ALUM. DRIP CAP CONT. ALUM. DRIP CAP EXHAUST PTI4 PA GWB INTERIOR GYPSUM WAL PAINTED @ CEILING HPL1 HIGH PRESSU (SWWD, BY FLANNERY) (SWWD, BY FLANNERY) HOOD ABOVE PTI5 PA HPL1 INTERIOR HIGH PRESSU 20 5/8" GWB CEILING 5/8" GWB CEILING HPL2 HIGH PRESSU (E) 4x RAFTERS ACCESS ACCESSALUM. WINDOW GLASS PANEL GWB RES1 RESILIENT SU HPL2 HIGH PRESSU ALUM. WINDOW GWB GWB PSL, S.S.D. PTE1 EXT. PAINT, W 5/8" GWB, LEVEL 4 C9 GWB BATHROOM BATHROOM INDUCTION LINOLEUM GALLERY GALLERY P.T. ROOM P.T. ROOM PTE1 EXT. PAINT, W FINISH, PRIME & PTE2 EXT. PAINT, E (E) MASTER (E) MASTER P7 COOKTOP (N) 4x RAFTERS, S.S.D SID1 FIBER CEMEN CONT. ALUM. DRIP CAP PTE2 EXT. PAINT, E CLOSET CLOSET PAINTED @ CEILING PTE3 EXTERIOR PA CONT.(SWWD, LED TAPE CONT. LED TAPE LIGHT BEDROOM (NIC) BEDROOM (NIC) BY LIGHT FLANNERY) SID2 STUCCO TOPA M PTE3 EXTERIOR IN ALUM. EXTRUSION IN ALUM. EXTRUSION WD1 PTI1 INTERIOR PA 5/8" GWB CEILING ACCESS 2x4 FRAMING 2x4 FRAMING SS1 SURFA P6 WD1 PTI1 SOLID INTERIOR PA 3/4" QUARTZ SILL, STN 1 3/4" QUARTZ SILL, STN 1 w/LENS w/LENS ALUM. WINDOW C10 PTI4 CPT1 PTI2 INTERIOR PA P6 STN1 QUARTZ COU BATHROOM PTI4 2x4 FRAMING 2x4 FRAMING CPT1 GALLERY P.T. ROOM PTI2 INTERIOR PA FRIDGE FRIDGE CONT. SOLID WD CONT. SOLID WD PTI3 INTERIOR PA FRAME 1/2" PLYWOOD 1/2" PLYWOOD (E) MASTER TL1 PTI3 CERAMIC INTERIOR WA PA C8 FRAME CLOSET WALL TRIM w/TRUE & WALL TRIM w/TRUE & EXHAUST PTI4 INTERIOR PA SHEATHING, S.S.D. C8 SHEATHING, CONT. LED TAPE LIGHT P1 TL2 BEDROOM (NIC)S.S.D. EXHAUST PTI4 CERAMIC INTERIOR WA PA SQ. EDGES, PRIMED SQ. EDGES, PRIMED HOOD ABOVE STRUCTURAL ENGINEER STRUCTURAL ENGINEER IN ALUM. EXTRUSION PTI5 INTERIOR PA 20 TL3 & PTD. & PTD. 2x4 FRAMING PTI5 CERAMIC INTERIOR WA PA GLASS PANEL 3/4" QUARTZ SILL, STN 1 HOOD ABOVE 20 w/LENS RES1 RESILIENT SU PARKER-RESNICK PARKER-RESNICK GLASS PANEL P1 TL4 T RES1 CONCRETE RESILIENT SU WP BACKER BOARD WP BACKER BOARD C9 2x4 FRAMING INDUCTION LINOLEUM CONT. SOLID WD HPL2 C9 BRUCE RESNICK (bruce_resnick@parkerresnick.com) BRUCE RESNICK (bruce_resnick@parkerresnick.com) 1/2" PLYWOOD INDUCTION LINOLEUM WD1 WOOD VENEE w/TAPED JOINTS w/TAPED JOINTS P7 COOKTOP R-15 MINERAL WOOL INSUL. R-15 MINERAL WOOL INSUL. SID1 FIBER CEMEN WALL TRIM w/TRUE & TYP. 1927 PONTIUS AVE. 1927 PONTIUS AVE. P7 SHEATHING, S.S.D. COOKTOP (WP 2.4) WD2 VENEE SID1 WOOD FIBER CEMEN (E) 1/2" GWB (E) 1/2" GWB (N) 5/8 " GWB, LEVEL 4 (N) 5/8 " GWB, LEVEL 4 (WP 2.4) @ (N) WALLS, TYP. @ (N) WALLS, TYP. SQ. EDGES, PRIMED SID2 STUCCO TO M LOS ANGELES, CA 90025 LOS ANGELES, CA 90025 STRUCTURAL ENGINEE C6 C7 C 1 C2 C1 C3a C4 C5 TILE o/THINSET FINISH, PRIMED ANDP8 FINISH, PRIMED AND TILE o/THINSET WD3 WM SID2 GROOVED STUCCO TO & PTD. FRIDGE FREEZER 310-968-4377 310-968-4377 SS1 SOLID SURFA K2 K 3 K1 MORTAR MORTAR T.O. FF PAINTED PAINTED C10 PARKER-RESNICK VERTICAL WOOD VERTICAL WOOD WD4 SS1 THERMALLYSOLID SURFA WP BACKER BOARD C10 STN1 QUARTZ COU CONT. 3"x1/2" SOLID CONT. 3"x1/2" SOLID 5/8" GWB, LEVEL 4 5/8" GWB, LEVEL 4 STUCCO o/ LATH, o/DOUBLE LINEAR DRAIN LINEAR DRAIN STUCCO o/ LATH, o/DOUBLE 0'-0" TRIM TRIM FRIDGE FRIDGE BRUCE RESNICK WP1 WALL PAPER STN1 (bruce_resnick QUARTZ COU w/TAPED WOOD BASEBOARD 24" BASEBOARD 18" FINISH, PRIME & PTD FINISH,SURVEYOR PRIME & PTD TL1 CERAMIC WA 3/4" JOINTS 15" WEATHER BARRIER 36"WOOL INSUL. 36" (WP-2.1) 12" R-15 MINERAL 24" 3/4" FRIDGE WOOD LARGE FORMAT LARGE FORMATWEATHER BARRIER (WP-2.1) 36"FRIDGE 26" SURVEYOR 1927 PONTIUS 5/8" GWB, LEVEL 5 5/8" GWB, LEVEL P1 5 (WP 2.4) TL1 AVE. CERAMIC WA w/TRUE & SQ. EDGES, w/TRUE & SQ. EDGES, (E) 1/2" GWB (N) 5/8 " GWB, LEVEL 4 TILE SLOPED TO @ (N) WALLS, TYP. TL2 CACERAMIC TILE SLOPED TO 90025 WA FINISH, PRIME & PTD P1 WD1 & PTDCOOK PREPWEEP SCREED FINISH, PRIME TILE o/THINSET CONT. GALV. M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING &M&G CIVIL ENGINEERING LOS & ANGELES, PRIMED & PTD. PRIMED & PTD. TL2 CERAMIC WA FINISH, PRIMED AND DRAIN SEE DET.CONT. GALV. WEEP SCREED DRAIN SEE DET. TL3 CERAMIC WA FOOD STORAGE MEDS 310-968-4377 MORTAR PAINTED TL3 CERAMIC WA SURVEYING LAND SURVEYING WOOD 6/A 5.02 6/A 5.02 CONT. 3"x1/2" VERTICAL SOLID WOOD CONT. LAND 3"x1/2" SOLID WOOD P1 TL4 CONCRETE T CARPET CARPET CARPET CARPET CONT. 3"x1/2" SOLID 5/8" GWB, LEVEL 4 o/ LATH, o/DOUBLE LINEAR FF T.O. FF P1T.O. DRAIN TRIM & SQ. TL4 CONCRETE T CONT.STUCCO 6"x1/2" CONT. 6"x1/2" SOLID HPL2 SOLID BASEBOARD w/TRUE BASEBOARD & SQ. FRED w/TRUE GHALCHI (fghalchi@mglandsur.com) FRED & GHALCHI (fghalchi@mglandsur.com) WD1 WOOD VENEE WOOD BASEBOARD FINISH, PRIME PTD WEATHER BARRIER (WP-2.1) HPL2 LARGE FORMAT 0'-0" 0'-0" SURVEYOR WOOD BASE W/SQUARE WOOD BASE W/SQUARE KITCHEN - NORTH ELEVATIONTYP. WD1 WOOD VENEE EDGES, PRIMED PTD. LEVEL 5 EDGES,347 PRIMED & PTD. (E) SLAB (E) SLAB (N) CONC. SLAB (N) CONC. 5/8"&GWB, S. ROBERTSON BLVD. 347 S. ROBERTSON BLVD. KITCHEN - EAST ELEVATION w/TRUE & SQ. EDGES,SLAB WD2 WOOD VENEE TILE SLOPED TO 24ga BONDERIZED FLASHING & TRUE CORNERS, 24ga BONDERIZED FLASHING TYP. & TRUE CORNERS, ON GRADE C6 ON GRADE ON GRADE ON GRADE FINISH, PRIME & PTD BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 WD2 WOOD VENEE C7 P8 M&G CIVIL C 1 C2 C1 C3a CONT. GALV. WEEP SCREED C4 C5 PRIMED & PTD. CARPET CARPET = 1'-0" WD3ENGINEERIN GROOVED W DRAIN 1/2" =C61'-0" o/CONT. BELOW-GRADE W.P.SEECC11DET.1/2" o/CONT. BELOW-GRADE W.P. PRIMED & PTD. PRIMEDC5& PTD. C7 P8 C2 C3a C4 FRIDGE FREEZER 310-659-0871 310-659-0871 WD3 GROOVED W K2 K3 T.O. FF LAND SURVEYING 6/A 5.02 K1 FRIDGE FREEZER (WP-1.2), EXTENDED FLASHING (WP-1.2), EXTENDED FLASHING WD4 THERMALLYCONC. SLAB CONC. SLAB CONT. 3"x1/2" SOLID WOOD CARPET K2 K3 K1 T.O.0'-0" FF T.O. FF T.O. FF CARPET T.O. FF WD4 THERMALLYCONT. 6"x1/2" SOLID 3" MIN. BELOW GRADE 3" MIN. BELOW GRADE BASEBOARD w/TRUE & SQ. FRED GHALCHI WP1 (fghalchi@mglan WALL PAPER 0'-0" 0'-0" 0'-0" (N) CONC. SLAB 3/4" 15" 36" 12" 36" 3/4" 0'-0"24" WP1 WALL PAPER WOOD W/SQUARE 24" 36" 18" 26" EDGES, TITLE PRIMED &24 PTD. (E) SLAB TITLE ENGINEER 347 S.BYROBERTSON BLVD. T.O. FF T.O. FF24 ENGINEER FACES,BASE COVER PANELS, DRAWERS, ACCESSORIES, AND HARDWARE TO BE PROVIDED BY OWNER, INSTALLED CONTRACTOR. ALL OTHE 3/4" 15" 36" 12" 24ga BONDERIZED 36" 24" 3/4" * ALL IKEA BOXES, 24" 36" 18" 26"GRADE FLASHING & TRUE CORNERS, ON ON GRADE BEVERLY HILLS, CA 90211 HARDWARE (INCLUDING CUSTOM FACES, ACCESSORIES, INSTALLED ON IKEA BOXES) TO BEENERGY PROVIDED AND INSTALLED BY CONTRACTOR. CARPET WD1 BELOW-GRADE 0'-0" 0'-0"AND HARDWARE PREP COOK ALTERNATIVE ENERGY SYSTEMS ALTERNATIVE SYSTEMS o/CONT. W.P. PRIMED & PTD. FOOD STORAGE MEDS WD1 310-659-0871 PREP COOK ** CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE ALL REQUIRED INTERNAL CASEWORK HARDWARE FOR CUSTOM CASEWORK ITEMS FOOD STORAGE MEDS (WP-1.2), EXTENDED FLASHING TROY LINDQUIST (troy@title24energy.com) TROY LINDQUIST (troy@title24energy.com) CONC. SLAB *** CONTRACTOR TO PROVIDE FOR INSTALLATION OF SURFACE MOUNT PULLS AT ALL CABINETS T.O. FF 3" MIN. BELOW GRADE 96 N. MADISON AVE. 96 N. MADISON AVE. 0'-0" PASADENA, CA 91101 PASADENA, CA 91101 TITLE 24 ENGINEER KITCHEN - NORTH ELEVATION T.O. FF KITCHEN - EAST ELEVATION KITCHEN - NORTH ELEVATION 626-365-1518 626-365-1518 KITCHEN - EAST ELEVATION P2

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03. 4517 Finley Professional Work

Multi-Family Residential

TALLER Architects

Role: Junior Designer Duplex 02 Render | Ground Level living room opened to the exterior patio.

W/D

During my time at Taller Architects, I had the pleasure of working on several multi-family residential projects. My role involved developing schematic designs and creating presentation materials for clients, primarily developers. This experience taught me invaluable lessons in optimizing building envelope efficiency and designing costeffective solutions to enhance affordability. 4517 Finley is composed of 11 apartment units, including two duplexes, an ADU attached to the middle duplex, and a multi-family building with six units. We developed a design that maximized allowable lot coverage while ensuring ample breathing space between the structures. The site’s sloping terrain added complexity, requiring creative solutions to balance density with livability.

Render produced by Luis Gil

Architectural Design Team Luis Gil, AIA and Victor Macias Client Bitzer Banker Development

Property Line

Project Size / Lot Size 11,200 sf / 12,000 sf

Front Duplex 01 | 2 Stories

ADU | 2 Stories Duplex 02 | 3 Stories

Schematic Drawings DN

W/D

Multi-family Building | Level 03

Front Duplex 01 | Level 01 DN

W/D

W/D W/D

W/D

Duplex 02 + ADU | Level 02

eyo Driveway B

Multi-family Building | 3 Stories + Rooftop Patios

Property Line

Alley Line

Floor Plan Samples

CUT A

Reference Site Elevation | Separated into 3 main buildings: Duplex 01, Duplex 02 + ADU, and Multi-family

04. ACLA 2x8 Exhibition Volunteer Work Architecture for Communities Los Angeles ACLA 2x8 is a non-profit scholarship program celebrating California’s academic diversity through an annual student project competition and exhibition. Founded by AIA Los Angeles in 2002, the program began by exhibibiting two student projects from eight schools of architecture and design, inspiring its name, “2x8” (Two by Eight). Since 2021, Architecture for Communities Los Angeles (ACLA) has carried the program forward with a community-focused mission. In 2024, we celebrated 2x8’s long overdue 20th anniversary, “2x8x20,” featuring 20 participating schools. As co-chair, I helped lead a 15-member committee, overseeing tasks such as fundraising, school outreach, publicity, exhibition design, and graphic design. Our work culminated in awarding 12 merit-based scholarships, distributing a total of $26,000 to deserving student recipients.

Exhibition Design Role: Program Co-chair & Designer Exhibition Design Team Athenna Lim, Nadthachai Kongkhajornkidsuk and Victor Macias Graphic Design Team Athenna Lim and Victor Macias Construction and Assembly Team Ai Nishikata, Airene Dizon, Andrew Portugal, Athenna Lim, Brittany Jones, Chris Manzano, Fumiya Ishii, Hector, Ivan Panaligan, Jazzper E. Morales, Nico Unverzagt, Romi Grepo, and Victor Macias Committee Advisors & Staff Carlo Caccavale, Andrea Dussan, Clay Holden, Francisco Arias and D. Michael Hamner

Professional Photographs | Courtesy of Ryan Gobuty Photography.

Volunteer Work

Exhibition Concept Axon | Archived images of past exhibition designs and past events were underlayed onto the tower display shapes, highlighting a 20 year history of the 2x8

2x8 2007 Vert: Exhibition Design | Sample of the archived Images underlayed into the 2x8x20 Design Concept Axon.

2x8x20 Logo | We used a “blueprint” color palette, chosen to symbolize precision and innovation. The logo was designed to be like unfolding film strips, symbolizing motion and storytelling. 17

| Volunteer Work 36"

36"

28"

1/2"

1/4" ZINC-PLATED ALLOY STEEL SOCKET HEAD SCREW

22"

13"

22"

46"

STUDENT WORK

96"

22"

STUDENT WORK

46"

1/4" ZINC-PLATED ALLOY STEEL SOCKET HEAD SCREW

THERMOCLEAR 36"x72"x1/4" POLYCARBONATE SHEET

3" 3"

13"

22"

THERMOCLEAR 36"x72"x1/4" POLYCARBONATE SHEET

VINYL LETTERING, 3" HEIGHT

1/2" PLYWOOD w/ 1/8" ACRYLIC MIRROR FACE 2"

24"

18"

24"

18"

1 1/2"

1/2" PLYWOOD w/ 1/8" ACRYLIC MIRROR FACE

37"

FIXED PANELS 1" = 1'-0"

Mock-Up

REMOVABLE PANELS 1" = 1'-0"

Light Box | The design was inspired by a floating light box, achieved using acrylic mirrors at the base and polycarbonate sheets as a backdrop for displaying student work.

Fabrication

Installation

Modular Design | We were given the task of creating an exhibition display tower that was easy to disassemble and replicate 10 times. We used light weight aluminum angles with panels that are easy to remove and store away.

ACLA 2x8 Exhibition

Initial Renders - Student Work Displayed | The exhibition featured 39 projects from 20 design schools, marking the largest number of projects and institutions to ever participate in the 2x8 program

Professional Photographs | Courtesy of Ryan Gobuty Photography.

05. Tierra Es Vida USC Master of Advanced Architectural Research Studies Instructor: Sascha Delz

Housing Advocacy Location: Paramount, CA

Awards: Excellence in Directed Design Research Spring 2026

ES VIDA RRA TIE ND TRUST LA

Logo

| Reflects collective ownership, cultural identity, and community stewardship.

INTERSTATE

105

ROSECRANS AVE

PR OP OS E

PARAMOUNT BLVD

In anticipation of gentrification triggered by new metro lines, large-scale developments, and other urban displacement dynamics, this project proposes using Community Land Trusts (CLTs) as a tactical tool of resistance. Deploying comprehensive yet playful advocacy through grassroots organizing, popular education, cultural engagement, and architectural & artistic expression, the goal is to secure longterm affordability, strengthen community governance, and preserve affordable housing threatened by displacement. Grounded in the Southeast Gateway Line expansion through Paramount, California, a workingclass, predominantly Hispanic city, the Tierra es Vida Land Trust advances culturally rooted outreach through signage, crafts, food, and collective expression to build CLT literacy. For properties incorporated into the CLT, Tierra es Vida develops an architectural language drawn from Chicano traditions, muralism, color, courtyard typologies, and symbolic form, positioning architecture not only as an expressive, legible, and community-driven practice, but ultimately as a form of resistance as well.

SO U

ST GA TE

W AY L

Advocacy Strategy Calendar | Inspired by the calendars found in Mexican markets and bakeries, this graphic uses a trusted and familiar format to share stories and community resources.

PATIOS DE REPARACIÓN

Repensar la Vivienda Familiar de Bajos Ingresos en Los Ángeles

PLAYGROUNDS OF REPAIR Rethinking Low-income Family Housing in Los Angeles

La vivienda en Los Ángeles sigue estando profundamente influenciada por el legado del redlining y de las normas de zonificación racialmente restrictivas, que durante décadas limitaron a las familias de color a vecindarios con poca inversión. Estas prácticas históricas continúan afectando hoy dónde pueden vivir los hogares de bajos ingresos. A pesar de necesidades demográficas evidentes —casi la mitad de los hogares arrendatarios de bajos ingresos incluyen niños— la mayoría de la vivienda asequible sigue priorizando estudios y unidades de una sola habitación, lo que refleja una falta persistente de atención al diseño pensado para familias y niños. Esta desconexión contribuye al hacinamiento, la inestabilidad y efectos negativos en el desarrollo infantil, al mismo tiempo que aumenta la carga sobre las personas cuidadoras. Al analizar el legado espacial del redlining junto con las barreras actuales de zonificación, los incentivos para desarrolladores y las estructuras de subsidios, esta tesis examina cómo el diseño arquitectónico puede promover la seguridad, el sentido de pertenencia y el desarrollo integral de la niñez dentro de la vivienda asequible. Asimismo, explora cómo los modelos de Community Land Trust (CLT) pueden ofrecer asequibilidad a largo plazo, gobernanza comunitaria y apoyo al cuidado intergeneracional. A través del análisis de políticas públicas, el estudio tipológico y la exploración proyectual, la tesis propone estrategias arquitectónicas y normativas que amplían la oferta de viviendas de tamaño familiar e incorporan principios centrados en la infancia mediante diseños de unidades circulares y adaptables, capaces de crecer y reconfigurarse con el tiempo—apoyando a las familias a lo largo de generaciones y fortaleciendo la resiliencia comunitaria bajo una gestión del suelo equitativa y controlada por la comunidad.

SUNDAY

MONDAY

TUESDAY

Los Angeles’ housing landscape remains shaped by the legacy of redlining and racially restrictive zoning, which confined families of color to disinvested neighborhoods and continue to influence where low-income households can live today. Despite clear demographic needs—nearly half of lowincome renter households include children—most affordable housing still prioritizes studios and one-bedroom units, revealing a long-standing neglect of family- and children-centered design. This mismatch perpetuates overcrowding, instability, and adverse developmental outcomes for children while overburdening caregivers. By examining the spatial legacy of redlining alongside contemporary zoning barriers, developer incentives, and subsidy structures, this thesis investigates how architectural design can advance safety, belonging, and holistic child development within affordable housing. It further explores how Community Land Trust (CLT) models can provide long-term affordability, community governance, and frameworks for intergenerational care. Through policy analysis, typological study, and design prototyping, the thesis proposes architectural and policy strategies that expand family-sized housing and embed child-centered principles through circular, adaptable unit designs that can grow and reconfigure over time—supporting families across generations and strengthening community resilience under equitable, community-controlled land stewardship.

WEDNESDAY

THURSDAY

FRIDAY

SATURDAY

1 San Felix Dia Nacional del la Familia

4 San Marino

San Casimiro

18 San Patricio

San Benjamin

Typical Mexican Calendar Art

Sta. Fina

San Cirlo Aniv. 88 Expropiacion Petrolera

San José

Stas. Felicitas y Perpetua

San Cutberto Inicia Primavera / Inicia Aries

San Ruperto

San Juan de Dios Dia Internacional de la Mujer

Sta. Luisa

Sta. Benita Aniv. 220 Natalicio Don Benito Juarez

28 San Gontran

Sta. Francisca Romana

Sta. Matilde

San Federico

San Rodrigo

27 San Braulio

26 San Dimas

San Olegario

San Óscar

San Juan José

12 San Ramiro

San Macario

San Abraham

San Zacarías Dia Mundial del Agua

29 San Jonas D. de Ramos

Sta. Reynalda

30 San Amadeo

MAY / MAYO

Colby Poster Printing Company Archives

•PERMANENTLY AFFORDABLE HOMES •STOP DISPLACEMENT •COMMUNITY CONTROLLED LAND •BUILD LOCAL WEALTH •ROOTED IN COMMUNITY •LAND FOR THE PEOPLE

Tierra Es Visa Freeway Poster | Inspired by the vibrant concert posters produced by Colby Poster Printing Company, these type of posters are typcially seen at freeway exits.

| Tierra Es Vida

TIERRA ES VIDA

8 RESIDENCY SECURED

DEVELOPMENT BEGINS

LAND ACQUISITION

6 99 YEAR GROUND LEASE

5 LAND PROTECTION

STEW

Community Land Trust Process

1 PROTEST 2 ORGANIZE 9

LAND WARDSHIP

3 CREATE COMMUNITY LAND TRUST

4 GOVERNANCE ESTABLISMENT

Inspiration | The diagram border design is inspired by papel picado, a traditional Mexican decorative craft intricately cut paper used during various celebtrations.

Organization Diagram | The Community Land Trust begins with organizing and community awareness, followed by land acquisition and collective governance. Through long-term stewardship and tools such as the 99-year ground lease, land is removed from speculation and preserved as permanently affordable housing. More than a housing model, the CLT is an ongoing cycle of resistance, ownership, and care.

| Tierra Es Vida Cultural Outreach & Visual Identity

Inspiration | Inspired by Lotería and other forms of Mexican folk art, these graphics draw from familiar cultural references to create a visual language that is recognizable and accessible to the Paramount community.

LA GUERRILLA

LA PUBLICIDAD

EL FEIS

Using familiar urban signage to build awareness, participation, and support for the Community Land Trust.

Expanding beyond everyday signage, this strategy uses billboards and advertisements to reach audiences across the city.

Using the social media platforms most commonly used by residents to share information and encourage participation.

Architectural Strategy

The Architecture of Participation | As the first intervention, the Paramount Swap Meet stage becomes a place for outreach, education, and collective action. Papel picado-inspired panels transform the structure into a recognizable landmark that promotes visibility and community participation

Housing as Collective Memory | Inspired by Día de los Muertos altars, this four-unit housing prototype transforms shared outdoor space into a place for gathering, remembrance, and intergenerational connection. Through planting, seating, and cultural expression, the courtyard becomes an extension of collective life.

The Architecture of Connection | Drawing from the woven patterns of the sarape, this intervention reimagines the property edge as a shared social space where parents can work, children can play, and residents can gather. The boundary becomes a place of connection rather than separation.

The Architecture of Care | Inspired by traditional Mexican lavaderos, this housing intervention reimagines communal washing spaces as places for gathering, gardening, and care. Integrated seating and planters encourage everyday social interaction while maintaining connections across the shared courtyard and pool.

06. Plaza de la Resistencia USC Master of Advanced Architectural Research Studies

Community-Hub Location: Boyle Heights, CA

Instructor: Julia Sulzer

first drawings map the site in relation to the city’s existing material flows. Boyle Heights produces a tremendous amount of paper waste through its dense mixture of housing, small businesses, and industrial programs. Much of this paper is transported out of the community for recycling, leaving behind the labor but exporting the value. By siting the papercrete factory here, the project keeps that value local. It transforms neighborhood waste streams into building material, reducing transportation emissions and creating a closed-loop cycle rooted in the community. The proximity to vendors, warehouses, and paper sources makes the site not just convenient, but strategic — turning a traditionally overlooked area into an active materials laboratory.

This studio addresses urgent challenges of waste and resource management in Los Angeles, where rising landfill use, high energy consumption, and limited recycling infrastructure generate significant environmental and social costs. The building and construction sector is a major contributor, accounting for roughly 50% of global waste, 50% of resource extraction, and 40% of carbon dioxide emissions (Felix Heisel + Circular Construction Lab, 2022), underscoring the need for systemic change in material use. This project, Plaza de la Resistencia, is located along Rio Vista Avenue in Boyle Heights, a neighborhood defined by cultural resilience, working-class labor, and a constant struggle for visibility. This Paper & Paper Products (U.S.,2020)

Office Paper

All Recyled Paper Products 46 Million Tons

75%

Magazines & Catalogs

Landfilled About 50%

Junk Mail 5.6 M 2.3 M

3.3 M

Landfilled About 50%

Recycled About 50%

5.6 Million Tons of Junk Mail is produced every year Recycled About 41% Landfilled About 59%

Recycled About 50%

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Cardboard Makes up 70-75% of that 27% that is exported

3.0 Million Tons of Magazines & Catalogs are produced every year

6.0 Million Tons of Office Paper is produced every year

6.0 M

Exported About 27% of all recycled paper products are exported

Cardboard

33.0 Million Tons of Cardboard is produced every year

3.0 M

28.9 M 4.1 M

Landfilled About 12% 1.5 M

Recycled About 88%

28.9 M

Newsprint

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2.3 M .6 M

1.7 M

Landfilled About 30% Recycled About 70%

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Material Collage | Textures and forms represent the fibrous surface of papercrete blocks.

Papercrete Process

1. Gather Material Collect various paper waste products to be used.

2. Shred Paper Shred paper into small pieces to increase surface area.

3. Pulping Soak paper to create a fiborous pulp.

4. Mixing Combine paper pulp with cement and sand/perlite.

5. Cast Press mixture into moulds of desired dimensions.

6. Curing Set out blocks to air-dry and harden.

Cultural Infrastructure Cultural Hub at Risk | The potential demolition of the Pico Rivera Sports Arena, prompted by repairs to the nearby Whittier Narrows Dam, creates an opportunity for material reuse as an act of cultural and environmental stewardship. This project proposes salvaging structural elements, seating, steel members, and finishes to build a new multi-purpose rodeo arena in Boyle Heights. Additional materials from local demolitions, combined with on-site Papercrete blocks, support a circular approach to construction for the arena and vendor spaces.

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MERCADO RIO VISTA Boyle Heights, CA Street Corn Vendor

Señor Ramon

Flower Vendor

Señora Maria

Mother

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Vendor Market | ICE raids have placed added pressure on the working-class community of Boyle Heights, where many residents rely on stable, local employment to support their families. As a result, community hubs that provide job training and workforce support have become even more essential, offering residents a sense of stability and a pathway to economic security. While these centers continue to serve as safe spaces, the climate of fear created by immigration enforcement threatens participation and undermines the very resources designed to uplift the neighborhood.

Narrative Explanation | The dashed outlines depict bodies rendered exposed by ICE raids and racial profiling in Boyle Heights, using visual uncertainty to convey ongoing threat and the urgent need for spaces where visibility becomes collective protection rather than danger. For many Latin American immigrants, the monarch butterfly symbolizes resilience, hope, and transformation, reflecting migrant journeys and Indigenous beliefs while representing dignity, endurance, and the right to move and belong in pro-immigrant art and advocacy.

Narrative & Drawings

Community Hub Perspective | ICE raids have placed added pressure on the working-class community of Boyle Heights, where many residents rely on stable, local employment to support their families. As a result, community hubs that provide job training and workforce support have become even more essential, offering residents a sense of stability and a pathway to economic security. While these centers continue to serve as safe spaces, the climate of fear created by immigration enforcement threatens participation and undermines the very resources designed to uplift the neighborhood.

GRANDFATHER

Don Francisco

Mother

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Victor Daniel Macias Designer, Assoc. AIA vdmaciasl@gmail.com (562) 965-3834

Cal Poly Pomona - Bachelor of Architecture ‘20 USC - Master of Advanced Architectural Research Studies ‘26