Cody Wilson Selected Works (2014) by Cody Wilson

Architecture Design Portfolio Selected Works

Cody Wilson

127 Cherrywood Dr Williamsville, New York Contact: 13157194998 Email: codywils@buffalo.edu

Breaking the Street Program: Wellness Center Location: Main street, Buffalo, NY Studio: ARC 301

All public buildings have 4 relationships. People and street, People and building, Building and street, and building and interior. These relationships can be either positive or negative depending on the design. In this project, the street and the building are incorporated in to one envelope. The buildings are laid out based on program and the need for immediate access. The buildings are then related to each other across the street. They are then rotated so that the face of the buildings are perpendicular to each other. This sets up a direct relationship between entrances across the street.

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1 Train Station a Vendor Stall 2 Daycare a Lockers b Childrens Room c Play Area d Storage 3 Cafe a Storage b Garbage 4 Market a Receiveing b Freezer c Garbage d Staff Lounge 5 Theater a Lobby b Projector 6 Small Gym 7 Admin Office a Office Space b Lobby c Reception d Gym Office 8 Doctors Office a Lobby b Reception c Meeting Room d Office e Exam Room f Storage

Plan 1 Scale: 1/16”=1’

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1 Fitness Center 2 Mens Locker Room a Lockers b Showers c Storage d Janitorial 3 Girls Locker Room a Lockers b Showers c Storage d Janitorial 4 Small Gym a Half Court 5 Classroom

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Plan 2 Scale: 1/16”=1’

Foam Thermal Barrier Anchor Grid Wood Decking Bolt Plywood Timber Structure Insulation Reinforced Concrete

Airated Concrete Double Pane Glass

Mullion

Structure Anchor

Rebar Radient Heated Slab

Callout: Concrete Block Panel

Facade

Glass Panels

Concrete Wall Panel

Steel Grid

Facade Structure

Load Path

Facade Lift

Program: AIAS Design Competition Location: Main street, Buffalo, NY Results: First Place

The design focuses on combining the elegance of the Art Deco era, rustic elements of the southwest vernacular, and the sophistication of contemporary design. This design stays true to the successful aspects of THE STEER to create a new icon for Main street Buffalo. This new design addresses: ADA requirements, the need to separate patron from pedestrian circulation, and the enhancement of the aesthetics of the college bar area. The integration of Art Deco, Western, and contemporary designs on the faรงade are united through specific materials and elements.

Selected Works

1: Footer - #5 rebar w/stirrups 16” o.c. - Cast in place concrete 2: Below Grade - 12” CMU block - Vertical #5 rebar w/ grouted cells 16” o.c. - 8“ CMU bocks 3: Ground Floor - 4” Compact sand - Vapor Barrier - 4“ Concrete slab w/4” x 4” Rebar mesh 4: Ground Floor Wall - 12” CMU block - Horizontal reinforcement 16” o.c. - Vertical #5 rebar w/ grouted cells 16” o.c. - 2“ Rigid insulation - Cavity hooks 16” o.c. - 4”, 8” x 8” CMU bocks - Horizontal reinforcement 16” o.c. - Concrete sill plate w/ #5 rebar & stirrups 16“ o.c.

5: First Floor Wall - 12” Bond Beam - 8” CMU block -Horizontal reinforcement 16” o.c. - Vertical #5 rebar w/ grouted cells 16” o.c. - 2“ Rigid insulation - Cavity hooks 16” o.c. - 4”, 8” x 8” CMU bocks - Concrete sill plate w/ #5 rebar & stirrups 16” o.c. 6: Stairs - #5 Horizonal rebar w/stirrups 16“ o.c. - 4” concrete slab w/4 x 4 Rebar mesh & raft footers - Form cast stair assembly - Cast in place concrete beams w/ #5 vertical rebar & stirrups 16“ o.c. 7: First Floor - Cast in place concrete beam w/ #5 rebar & stirrups 16” o.c. - 2” x 10” Sill plate - 1/8” Anchor bolts 16” o.c. - 3” x 10” Header - 2” x 10” Floor joists - 5/8” Floor plywood - 5/8” Mounting board - 8” x 8” Tile

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Architecture Office

Program: Architecture Office Location: Corner of Allen and Franklin St. Buffalo, NY Studio: ARC 302

Massing/Bulding Scheme

Roof Glass

Bird Bone

Office

Services Ground Floor

Facade/Roof Structure

Inside Glazing

Outside Glazing

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mezzanine Services W

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Office Space

Office Space Allen st.

Cafe, Entrance, Shop

Lab Space S

Wind Diagram

Passive Ventilation

Morning Sun

Solar Collectors

Late Afternoon Sun

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The Media Lab is a collection of 6 multi-disciplinary lab units in one building. The architecture itself encourages the mixing of different project ideas and disciplines. Each lab unit is organized with a double hight lab space and a mezzanine level for office space. The lab space has raised floors to run utilities and to create an adaptable space.

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255° 1 st N o v

1 st M a y 75°

1 st A p r

270° 1 st O c t

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Office Space

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1 st S e p

Services

Lab Unit

MIT Media Lab

1 st Fe b 1 st D e c 240°

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225°

Cafe, Entrance, Shop

135°

210°

150° 195°

180°

165°

Sun Diagram

Solar Lighting

Studio 1

Cafe

Entrence/ Gallery

Shop

Ground Floor 3/32”=1’

Mezzanine

Studio 2

Studio 3

Second Floor 3/32”=1’

First Floor 1/8” = 1’

Second Floor 1/8” = 1’

Mezzanine 1/8” = 1’

Glass Railing Spray concrete

Steel Web Truss

Glass Panes Butt Jointed

Cast Concrete Reinforced

Voronoi Ceiling Site Cast Panels

Raised Floor Laminent Finish Cast Concrete Reinforced

Cavity Structure Brick and Block

Detailed Section 3/16”=1’

Roof

Facade Structure

Floor Structure Radient Heating/Cooling

Stiars/ Egress

Exhaust Supply/Services

Fan Room

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Structural/Systems Axon 3/32”=1’

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