Billy Guarino Landscape + Architecture Portfolio

Billy Guarino

Landscape + Architecture Portfolio

hello My name is Billy Guarino. I have always been inspired by artful and progressive design. While learning about landscape architecture previously, and now architecture, I have developed a passion for making. With my background in grading and drainage and my understanding of landscape plasticity, I have naturally done well at visualizing landform within my projects, and you may see this in my work. I am most excited to merge the two disciplines (landscape + architecture) in my work at the University of Oregon and during my career going forward.

This portfolio edition embodies my best projects during my undergraduate degree at Cal Poly Pomona, my work from the University of Oregon thus far, as well as landscape architecture + urban design with SWA Group and C2 Collaborative. Work is organized chronologically.

Hand-carved topographic exploration Site forces: Push/Stretch

Re s u m e Introduction

Experience

Design is crucial to changing lives with a positive impact. My interests lie in the urban, the site, and the building scale. I am especially interested in ecological architecture and systems thinking.

During my career, I am determined to expand my knowledge through design exploration, education, research, and practice.

Jun 2019 – Present

MArch (Professional) Architecture University Of Oregon Expected In 2021

Eugene, Or

Net-Zero Schools Case Study Project Compiling Research [Graphic Design & Layout] Poster Design Book Publishing

C2 Collaborative |

Skills Media Hand Media Adobe Suite Rhino Revit AutoCAD Lumion

Lab Assistant

Oct 2017 – Jun 2018

Education BSLA (First-Professional) Landscape Arch.

Cal Poly Pomona 2016

High Performance Env. Lab |

San Clemente, Ca

Project Designer Landscape Architectural Services Drafting / 3d Modeling Prepare Client Meetings Construction Documentation Construction Observation (Shadowing)

Jun 2016 – Jun 2017 + 4 months intern 2015 3D Printing Laser Cutting Team Work Coordination Communication

SWA Group |

Jan 2016 – Apr 2016

Studio MLA | Career goals Landscape + Architectural Licensure < 10 years Become an Adjunct Professor > 10 years Increase the Health of the Built Environment ∞

Laguna Beach, Ca

Designer International And Domestic Landscape Architectural + Urban Design Services Drafting / 3d Modeling Prepare Client Meetings Consultant Coordination

Intern

Los Angeles, Ca

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Los Angeles River Cal Poly Pomona + Walt Disney Imagineers // F 15 Eco City SWA Group Laguna Beach // 12.16 Aerial Urbanism Cal Poly Pomona // W 16 Livability C2 Collaborative // 01.18 Whitaker Library University of Oregon // F 18 The Shed University of Oregon // F 18 Ital-Art Academy University of Oregon // W 19

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Spatial Taxonomy Cal Poly Pomona // SP 14

Noyo Center for Marine Science University of Oregon // SP 19 Hand Media University of Oregon + Exercise Additional Work Samples University of Oregon + Practice

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S PA T I A L T A X O N O M Y This studio explored the potential of the former rail yard officially known as Los Angeles State Historic Park, better known locally as The Cornfields.

We begun with an intense mapping drawn to combine a spectrum of information gathered from site research. This graphic compilation then informed an exploration of site specific landscape spatial types, which were then digitally fabricated.

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Cal Poly Pomona, SP14 Faculty Advisor: Andy Wilcox

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the urban density rule

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the canariensis rule

the storm drain rule

laser cut study model laser cut study model

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BRIDGING THE GAP In response to a day and era where cities fragment positive human experience and our important connection to ecosystems, Bridging the Gap allows users to take part in informal learning methods of ecological exploration while also connecting the isolated neighborhood of â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Frogtownâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; back to the city fabric.

In a historically rich riverfront environment, families and children of all ages can now wander through a reactivated Bowtie Parcel to make discoveries about native Los Angeles River ecology, local geography, and the bioremediation techniques necessary for an existing brownfield.

Faculty advisor: Andy Wilcox Professional Sponsers: Walt Disney Imagineers

circulation

species density

water

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“It’s a miracle that curiosity survives formal education” - Albert Einstein

exploration + play + wonderment + curiosity

informal learning

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03 AERIAL URBANISM There are many problems associated with the Los Angeles Regionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s traditional habit of sprawl. due to the lack of open space this habit creates in West Hollywood, here patterns of city-making are transformed by utilizing barren open spaces as opportunity for an enlarged public realm.

This process is achieved by promoting vertical density in response to an ever-changing West Hollywood and a projected population growth that is unreasonable under the current housing supply.

Group project from Cal Poly Pomona. All graphics and 3D model shown here were produced by me.

Design and narrative ideas were part of a joint effort by Chris Anderson, Ivan F VelĂĄzquez, Jeff Palmer, and myself.

Faculty advisors: Rennie Tang and Andy Wilcox Professional Advisors: SWA Group, Laguna Beach

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inhabitable space, private or semi-public, experienced at multiple levels off the ground

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promote air circulation

60:40

increase biodiversity

reduce air pollution

DENSITY

protect water sources

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SITE ANALYSIS AIRPORT INFLUENCE Bangalore International Airport resides just 00 meters to the East of the site. An influence which drastically effects density distribution by creating lower height restrictions (shown on the map in darker zones). As each zone focusing away from the center of the site gets lighter, density in these areas is able to increase.

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Eco City, Bangalore, India references Bangaloreâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s history of being known for its lakes, gardens, treelined streets, and grassy plains. Where courtyards serve as gardens and an internal golf course and green-way functions as a grassy plain.

GRP-7 44.11m

GRP-6 54.54m

CONTEXT GRP-4 41.70m

GRP-5 51.73m

SITE ANALYSIS

GRP-2 57.16m

GRP-1 53.59m

GRP-3 48.70m

ELEVATION MAP Here one can see the topographical change existing on the site. Although the site feels very flat, the general character of drainage would produce stormwater flowing from north to south with an elevation drop of 24 meters.

The northern most elevation is 113 and the southern most elevation is 89.

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All graphics here were produced by me with design and planning developed as a joint effort between Sean O'Malley, Dhaval Barbhaya, Patrick Sunbury, and myself.

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I came on to this project immediately after the competition was awarded to SWA Group for concept master plan on 292-acres + schematic design for phase one. On Eco City we worked through Master Planning, Urban Design, and Landscape Architecture concerns. At a rapid pace and on a team of three, the project was completed in only seven months after the competition.

GRP-10 37.45m

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plastic sheathing seal + geotextile fabric gravel substructure heavy stone anchor chain sand

lily pad shelf concrete pier concrete planter floating fountain lower shelf wood boardwalk retaining wall

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05 L I VA B I L I T Y The following work samples are park designs for a housing community in schematic design and pieces of a construction package for model homes that I worked on while working for C2 Collaborative in San Clemente, CA. Design and graphics was a team effort.

Acknowledgments: Paul Haden, Faye Pokletar, Peter Mowery, and Nicki Wu.

Park Design

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06 WHITEAKER LIBRARY As part of the Graduate Track I introductory design program sequence at University of Oregon, our studio assignment was to design a small community library for the Whiteaker Neighborhood of Eugene, OR. This project was driven by contextual relationships and edge conditions. Conceptually the building took on a form which spoke to the combination of landscape and architecture, successfully providing interstitial outdoor spaces throughout the site that were in dialog with the building. Together as one, the massing of the building and the landscape intervention was derived from site forces. All the volumes are connected by a central corridor as well as a mezzanine which winds its way in and out of the building.

We were assigned to utilize a heavy timber construction system. The library was to be a max of two stories and the program included a cafe, maker space, and a kidâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s zone Faculty advisor: Peter Keyes

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mezzanine comfy seating reading study carrels views above, below, outside quiet cafe seating

staff + makerspace plotters 3D printing computer lab drafting desk

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bathroom reference

rainwater collection ephemeral event

kids room + community event room movable walls for flexibility

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Structural System

daylight increases

Heavy Timber + Concrete light wood frame sky room large trusses frame rooms concrete core

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Wall Detail Corrugated Metal Roofing Moisture Barrier Plywood Roof Sheathing Roof Edge Flashing 2" Hard Foam Insulation / Sheathing Corrugated Metal Siding Furring Strip 2x6 Steel Stud Framing

2x6 Roof Decking

Vertical Batten Insulation

2x12 Roof Joists

9" x 24" Glulam Beam 5/8" Gypsum Board

Angled 9" x 24" Glulam Beam

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3/8" Carpet Pading OSB Floor Sheating 2x4 Floor Joists 1/2" Angled Hanger 6x10 Glulam Beam 6x10 Glulam Beam

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Heavy Duty Steel & Glulam Connection Plate

Concrete-Steel Plate Anchors

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3" Rigid Slab Insulation Compacted Gravel Capillary Break 1

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07 THE SHED Objective: To design a light wood framed summer cabin and a custom window detail.

Through a rigorously iterative process we designed this cabin to be dynamic and exciting to explore.

With the bunk beds located on the upper loft area, the entire ground floor is open for more furniture or small activities.

Four windows exist on the cabin, two identical windows on each side which have a folding shutter that opens to become a horizontal shade and canopy. This window is operated by two pulleys to help with leverage as shown in the custom detail.

The window on the back of the building has the same function except it is one foot longer due to the sloping wall conditionâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;enabling us to tie the window headers into a datum across the cabin.

Designed with Joe Shaner

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P D X A R T AC A D E M Y As the culminating studio of the Graduate Track I introductory design program sequence at University of Oregon, our studio assignment was to design an International Academy for the Arts for Italian Students.

connected void

As Italian piazzas and social gathering are a big part of Italian culture, the central ground floor of the PDX Art Academy is flexible to accommodate lectures, art installations, social events and the impromptu social interaction.

Conceptually the building brings in the park atmosphere across the street on the ground floor.

This is experienced spatially by the vertical void through the atrium, effectively connecting the above, below, and in-between.

The building includes eight small studios (200 square feet), six medium sized studios (300 square feet), eight large studios (400 square feet), a small library, dining facilities, a reception hall, workshops, classrooms, galleries, and a cafe-bookstore which is on the ground floor.

Faculty advisors: Hajo Neis and Don Corner

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Seating + Circulation

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Cafe / Bookstore

activated edge

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setting the stage

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09 N OYO C E N T E R F O R MARINE SCIENCE Once a lumber mill, the site in Fort Bragg, CA is now being gifted back to the community. My project serves as a springboard for ecologies to revive themselves within a landscape that has been exploited. In addition to the terrestrial damage, the bull kelp which once dominated these waters has severely been diminished, therefore forcing marine species to find a new home. This loss of habitat is caused by the invasion of an exotic and invasive species, the purple urchin.

The Noyo Center for Marine Science is involved in cutting edge research along the west coast, and is the only marine research center north of Monterey, CA. The program calls for the storage whale bones, one being an orca and the other a blue whale.

The program also calls for research labs, and housing, however the focus of my project is a discovery center and museums for the whale bones.

Faculty Advisor: Hajo Neis

Architecture

four ecologies // protecting what was lost

Regenerate

Bull Kelp Nereocystis luetkeana “Bull Kelp is a species at high risk of becoming endangered. Kelps require specific water and temperature conditions to thrive. Often, mass dieoffs of the plants are observed during El Niño events, temporary changes in the climate of the Pacific Ocean near the equator which can produce dramatic effects on local and world climate. As the world ocean continues

to warm due to global climate change, a decline in the range and abundance of Bull Kelp is expected. Because all kelps require clean, clear water to thrive, coastal runoff and pollution are also endangering the species.”

-Oregon Coast Aquarium

Protect Water Quality

Freshwater Wetland reduces erosion recharging aquifers provides habitat for several wildlife species

Preserve Habitat

Native Coastal Grassland restores degraded habitat native plantings nesting communities reduces erosion sequestration of biomass

Reforestation

Redwood Forest Sequoia sempervirens “Widely-spaced, large redwood trees maintain deep crowns full of leaves while also providing room on the forest floor for smaller trees and understory vegetation

to thrive. This forest structure results in record-breaking forest productivity and carbon storage” - Emily Burns, Savetheredwoods.org

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synthetic landform // test plots // preparing for more extremes Chorizanthe howellii, Howellâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Spineflower Agrostis blasdalei, Blasdaleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Bent Grass Erysimum concinnum, Bluff Wallflower Carex saliniformis, Deceiving Sedge

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Cut-away reflects logging, bridging on the site's history

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First Floor Mezzanine

10 HAND MEDIA Various examples of hand media. Some of which I have done at University of Oregon for Architecture classes and some for fun and practice.

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11 MIXED MEDIA Other media samples from my time thus far at the University of Oregon & some work from the past.

Appendix

Mapping Capitalism in a Contemporary University Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator

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A House for Awaiting Death, Whidbey Island, WA Revit, Adobe Illustrator & Photoshop

Exterior Condition

Appendix

Interior Condition

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Urban Comfort for the Bolt Bus Rhino + GH, Ladybug, Lumion, Adobe Suite

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Sound - Max dB Social / Soft Music / Chatter Quiet / Serene dB= <70 Automobile Low dB= 71-75 Automobile High dB= 76-85 Train / Loud dB= 85+

Noise is dampened at the interior of the blocks.

Places to Sit Curb Low Wall / Rock / Steps A Bench Table and Bench Multiple Seating Options The further away from Fifth Street Public Market, the less comfortable seating.

Vehicles Passing

Vehicles Passing Per Minute

Many cars can be seen and heard on 6th Avenue and from the overpass.

Wind

Indicates the approximate direction & magnitude of wind.

Wind moves from the South-East and is channeling west between the buildings.

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Dept of Architecture Lecture Series Poster Spring 2019

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