William Garcia 2020 Student Portfolio

DESIGN PORTFOLIO

WILLIAM GARCIA Woodbury University | Bachelor of Architecture William.garcia@woodbury.edu (818) 669-5707

Table of Contents Resume

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Universal Studios

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Advanced Bim

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Studio 4A

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Studio 4B

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Studio 3A

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Studio 3B

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Degree Project

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Green Earth Construction Services

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Personal Projects

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WILLIAM GARCIA

PROFILE Self motivated Architecure graduate with an interest in Project Management and a strong desire to learn through experience.

EXPERIENCE Draftsman

GREEN EARTH CONSTRUCTION SERVICES | August 2020 -Present • Draw prelimenary Floor Plans based on clients desires • Provide renderings for clients to envision project before approval of project • On site measurements for proper scale and dimensions

Labor Worker

CONTACT (818) 669-5707 William.Garcia@woodbury.edu

EDUCATION BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE WOODBURY UNIVERSITY | CLASS OF 2020

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Revit Rhino Vray TwinMotion Photoshop Illustrator InDesign Woodworking CNC Mill 3D Printing Laser Cutting Communication Critical Thinking Leadership Time Management

EZEK ASPHALT PAVING CO. | October 2020 -Present • Prepare sites for pouring asphalt • Pour, level and seal asphalt

Project Management Intern

UNIVERSAL STUDIOS HOLLYWOOD | June 2019 - August 2019 • Document Architectural drawing packages for upcoming attraction • Coordinate design intent with Universal creative team and vendors working with upcoming attraction • Document new standard for building components within theme park attractions moving forward • Respond to Requests For Information (RFIs)

Presdient’s Office Secretary

WOODBURY UNIVERSITY | Sept 2019 - Feb 2020 • Create information packets for Board of Trustees Meetings • Serve as communication liaison between the Office of the President and the Student Government • Serve on University Strategic Planning Committee • Serve on University Academic and Student Affairs committee • Assist President of Woodbury University through filing major reports and purchase orders

Making Complex Lab Tech

WOODBURY UNIVERSITY | Sept 2017 - May 2019 • Maintain making complex machinery, including laser cutters, 3D printers, CNC mill machine, and woodshop machines • Supervise students using making complex machines to ensure student safety • Train student to use making complex machines • Facilitate student projects through consultations to use machinery

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Universal Studios Hollywood Internship | Summer 2019

During the Summer of 2019, I interned in the creative department of Universal studios hollywood working on an upcoming attraction in the theme park. My responsibilities during the intership revolved around project management, responding to RFIs, attending whiteboard meetings, slipsheeting drawing packages, coordinating between A&E vendors, Contractors and Universal creative team. Along with these responsibilities, I created a standard drawing set for typical catwalks within the theme park to be used as a general guidline for future vendors to use when drafting for projects.

This was the first set of architectural standards, which will be added to by future interns to eventually create a portfolio of typical standards for building components to avoid conflict between architecture vendors and contractors in the future. This will also keep future Universal Studios projects consistent in their typical building components.

SLIDING DOORS WITH RAIL PROFILE ALLOWS FLEXIBILITY FOR SIZE OF OPENING TO FIT PROJECTOR NEEDS

SLIDING DOORS WITH RAIL PROFILE AND FALL PROTECTION

CATWALK TYPICAL CATWALK

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CATWALK WITH DOUBLE LIGHT FIXTURE

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PIPE HANGER PER PLAN

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Advanced BIM- Revit Course Instructor: Mark Owen | Spring 2019

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Studio 4A Instructor: Scrap Marshall | Fall 2018

Render

Floor Plan

Studio 4A practiced intergrative systems being taken into consideration within a design. This project focused on the program of a library that doubled as a learning center for children. Along with the program in thought, much focus was put into structural systems, water collection, active and passive cooling and a grid that could combine and sustain these systems. This Project was completed in collaboration with Kevin Guerrero

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Studio 4B Instructor: Anthony Fontenot | Spring 2019

Render

Site Research

Studio 4B is an Urban Design studio, This project’s site is location in Lafitte, Louisiana.

This project addresses the situation in Louisiana in which the sea levels are rising, while at the same time the ground is sinking. This project proposes a dock-like infrastructure that connects house to road, while at the same time connecting each house to a boat, giving every house a boat parking station. While this project mimics a suburban culdesac, it also deconstructs the notion of the dead end commonly found inside a culdesac. Instead, this area becomes potential for fish farms, local community gathering locations, resturaunt, and fish market.

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Site Plan

Section A

Housing types

Section B

Housing Diagram Systems

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Studio 3A Instructor: Berenika Boberska | Fall 2017

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Studio 3A was a housing studio that was located at Boston City hall. This Housing project focuses on the experience of the person within the building at any given location. The program is an art instivtute where one can research and practice art. In each location there is the opportunity to view inspiration and interact with their surrounding environment. The main circulation core also acts as an exhibition space that can be walked through. From the Exhibition, the plaza area, housing gardens, and interaction field are all visible. Each area ties itself to another area through a focused interaction, such as eating, inspiration through art,entertainment and nature.

Chunck Model

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Floor Plans

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Studio 3B Instructor: Melissa Peter | Spring 2018

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Interior Rendering

Massing Strategy

Studio 3B, done in collaboration with Ashni Patel mimics the 101 and 110 intersection, creating a highway for interactive art. This museum is called “y-junction� to emphasize its irregular shape. The Y-junction museum replicates the inersection of the 101 and the 110 freeways, creating a freeway for art to be displayed. This building creates a free flowing motion through its open floor plans, circulation adn radical form. The circulation imitates a freeway in that it has many intersections and the route to move through is chosen by the passenger.

Program Diagram

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Ground Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Exploded Axonometric

Axonometric

Physical Model

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Degree Project Instructor: Ewan Branda | Spring 2020

Studio 5B, Thesis, focuses on the idea of incongruent pieces making a cohesive collective whole. Creating a field of unrelated parts. Using technology as a partner to transfer the style of real world examples to fit into figure ground schemes produced within the studio. The program of the project will be housing, plus prop storage. The storage program created the formal opportunities that this project aims to replecate.

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Figure Ground Drawing

Style Image

StyleTransfer Result

Figure Ground Drawing

Style Image

StyleTransfer Result

Style Transfer Result

Style Transfer Result

Housing Types

Style Transfer Result

Style Transfer Result

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CONFERENCE

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A = Administration Office PM = Project Manager Office PC = Project Coordinator Office TR = Training Room EO = Executive Office K = Kitchen W = Womens Restroom M = Mens Restroom

E = Electrical Room DM = Drafting Manager Office S = Sales Office SO = Spare Office SR = Server Room

*All offices and Conference room to have Glass Walls (Thin line) *Tool Storage move to warehouse

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Green Earth Construction Services Fall 2020 Preliminary layout drawings and renderings sent to a client in San Diego, California to propose converting a warehouse into office space per request from client. Work completed through Rhino, Illustrator and Photoshop.

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Personal Projects

Welcome Sign

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Handmade Candle Holder

Sorrority Paddle

Welcome Sign

Floating Bedframe

Liquor Dispensor

Drinko

Resin Ring

“WOODBURY” Sign

Pool Privacy Fence

Pool Privacy Fence Panel

“WOODBURY” Sign

“WOODBURY” Sign

Wooden Mascot cut-out

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WILLIAM GARCIA Woodbury University William.garcia@woodbury.edu (818) 669-5707