daniel e peragine
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daniel peragine
I am currently in my final semester of the Master of Architecture & Certificate in Urban Design programs from the University of Maryland. My work experience includes high end residential design, as well as assisting in the fundamental architecture courses at UMD. I have a broad understanding of digital programs and design techniques, and I am passionate about broadening my knowledge of the architectural field. I have taken leadership roles in many student organizations and believe that collaboration is fundamental to design. I am actively pursuing full-time work experience, and hope to bring my skills to a firm that values these qualities. Architects have the responsibility to create spaces for the betterment of our planet and all those who inhabit it, and I am excited to join this mission.
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Table of Contents 1 Intersect
Pope-Leighey House & Woodlawn Mansion Visitor Center
2 Flow
Kennedy Center Promenade & Picturesque Garden
3 Unite
Urban Design Masterplan in Baghdad, Iraq
4 Selected Works
Personal Artwork
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1 Intersect
ARCH600: Integrated Design Studio Professors Amy Gardner & Julie Gabrielli Fall 2019 12 Weeks Woodlawn Plantation, VA Adobe Suite, Lumion, Revit Partner Kira Zelnosky
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Garden Entrance
The Woodlawn Visitor Center is centered between Frank Lloyd Wright’s PopeLeighey House and the Woodlawn Mansion. This building connects the two sites to make a flexible space for research, events, and exhibitions. An investigation into parti studies, wall sections, and the overall morphology of both buildings, combined with modern structural and sustainability technology, led to this design.
Connection between form of Pope Leighey House & Visitor Center
KALWALL FOR DAYLIGHTING AND INSULATION DURING THE SUMMER
PROGRAMMABLE INTERIOR LIGHTS AND THERMOSTAT FOR FLEXIBLE SPACE
GLAZING PERCENTAGE BY ELEVATION EAST: 27% NORTH: 32% SOUTH: 51% WEST: 35% TOTAL: 37%
5 kWh SYSTEM TO COVER ELECTRIC NEEDS
ENGINEERED WOOD
CURTAIN WALLS FOR DAYLIGHTING AND HEAT GAIN
2’X5’ INSULATED METAL WALLS
REDUCE HEAT ISLAND EFFECT
GREEN ROOF PROVIDES INSULATION AND WATER COLLECTION
STAINED AND SEALED CONCRETE
STORMWATER MANAGEMENT WITH BIOSWALES & PERVIOUS PAVEMENT
KALWALL AND CURTAIN WALL WINDOW SYSTEM
Section Perspective 5
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Second Floor Plan
Library & Research
First Floor Plan
Event & Art Space
Mechanical & Structural Core
EXISTING AND NEW TREES FOR SHADING
BIOSWALE FOR STORMWATER COLLECTION
OCCUPIABLE GREEN ROOF TO REDUCE HEAT ISLAND
PHOTOVOLTAICS FLAT ON ROOF ORIENTED SOUTH
GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMP
PERVIOUS PAVEMENT
Circulation through Central Node
Landscape defined by L-shaped form
Parti: Intersecting of Rectilinear Forms
Site Plan with Sustainable Strategies
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Massing
Service Service Service Service Service
Program
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South Elevation
Mechanical Mechanical Mechanical Mechanical Mechanical
Ticketing/Cafe Ticketing/Cafe Ticketing/Cafe Ticketing/Cafe Ticketing/Cafe
Event Event Event Event Event
Library/Classroom Library/Classroom Library/Classroom Library/Classroom Library/Classroom
HVAC Study
East Elevation
Mechanical Zones
Grid
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ROOF 28’- 0” COPING ROOFING MATERIAL
ROOF 28’- 0” ROOFING MATERIAL
R-30 MIN. 6”, 10” @ EDGE
R-30 MIN. 6”, 10” @ EDGE
WALL CONNECTION SECOND FLOOR CEILING 25' - 6"
SECOND FLOOR CEILING 25' - 6"
1 1/2" METAL ROOF DECKING
1 1/2" METAL ROOF DECKING
1/2” GYPSUM BOARD CEILING
This project and course provided time to research many structural techniques to deepen our understanding of the precedent Usonian home as well as our proposal. To diversify the spaces and get a well-rounded analysis of structure, enclosure, mechanical systems, and materiality, three wall types are included in this building.
“S” HOOK
1/2” GYPSUM BOARD, PAINTED
COPING
SECOND FLOOR 13' - 6" FIRST FLOOR CEILING 13' - 0"
SECOND FLOOR 13' - 6" FIRST FLOOR CEILING 13' - 0"
ROOF 13' - 6"
R-30 MIN. 6”, 10” @ EDGE
1 1/2" METAL ROOF DECKING
1 1/2" METAL ROOF DECKING
WALL CONNECTION
WALL CONNECTION
20”X14” STEEL GIRDER
20”X14” STEEL GIRDER
FIRST FLOOR CEILING 12' - 6"
1 1/2" METAL ROOF DECKING
12”X8” STEEL BEAM @ 5’ O.C.
WALL CONNECTION
12”X8” STEEL BEAM @ 5’ O.C.
12”X8” STEEL BEAM @ 5’ O.C. 20”X14” STEEL GIRDER
ROOM FOR ELECTICAL WIRES, HVAC DUCTS, WATER PIPES ROOM FOR ELECTICAL WIRES, HVAC DUCTS, WATER PIPES
FIRST FLOOR LOWERED CEILING 10' - 0" 1/2” GYPSUM BOARD CEILING
1/2” GYPSUM BOARD CEILING
WALL FASTENERS 1-1/2" AIR SPACE
VAPOR, AIR, WATER BARRIER
VAPOR, AIR, WATER BARRIER
1-1/2" AIR SPACE 1/2” GYPSUM BOARD, PAINTED
12”x8” STEEL COLUMN
1/2” GYPSUM BOARD, PAINTED 2”X6” STEEL COLUMN AT 16” O.C. WITH R-21 BATT INSULATION BETWEEN
KALWALL OR TRIPLE PANED GLASS CURTAIN WALL
R-21 BATT INSULATION IN CMU METAL PANELING 2x5’
ENGINEERED WOOD PANELS
FLASHING 2" R-11 RIGID INSULATION
2" R-11 RIGID INSULATION
8"
FLASHING AND OPENING
FIRST FLOOR 0’ - 6”
FIRST FLOOR 0’ - 6”
VAPOR RETARDER PULLED AWAY FOR CLARITY
DAMP PROOFING PULLED AWAYFOR CLARITY DRAINAGE PIPE
PERIMETER 2" RIGID INSULATION BOARD 2'-0" VERTICAL AND 2'-0" HORIZONTAL 12” FOOTING
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CMU Wall Section
FIRST FLOOR 0’ - 6”
6" FINISHED & STAINED CONCRETE SLAB ON 15MIL VAPOR BARRIER
6" FINISHED & STAINED CONCRETE SLAB ON 15MIL VAPOR BARRIER
VAPOR RETARDER PULLED AWAY FOR CLARITY
DAMP PROOFING PULLED AWAY FOR CLARITY DRAINAGE PIPE
PERIMETER 2" RIGID INSULATION BOARD 2'-0" VERTICAL AND 2'-0" HORIZONTAL 12” FOOTING
6" FINISHED & STAINED CONCRETE SLAB ON 15MIL VAPOR BARRIER VAPOR RETARDER PULLED AWAY FOR CLARITY
DAMP PROOFING PULLED AWAY FOR CLARITY DRAINAGE PIPE
PERIMETER 2" RIGID INSULATION BOARD 2'-0" VERTICAL AND 2'-0" HORIZONTAL 12” FOOTING
Curtain Wall Section
Steel Framing Wall Section
Entrance & Collaboration Space Woodlawn Visitor Center provides necessary functional spaces for the events that both the Mansion and Pope-Leighey House can use. The open floor plan allows for the spaces to adapt depending on the research, gathering, or exhibits about the two historic buildings. The materials and structure will be long lasting and environmentally conscious for all future visitors and users. 11
2 Flow
ARCH700: Urban Design Studio Professor Matt Bell Fall 2020 6 Weeks Washington, DC Adobe Suite, Lumion, SketchUp Partner Andrew Koenings
Site Plan 12
This intervention responds to the issue of pedestrian mobility near the Kennedy Center, which is isolated from the L’Enfant urban planning of the DC context due to the complex overpass and ramp system of Route 66 and Rock Creek Parkway. Iterations of picturesque, classical, and contemporary garden designs combined with sustainable adaptations to the landscape connect the National Mall to Rock Creek Park while creating affordable housing and a walkable street network.
Curve vs Linear Path (Before)
Connections
Edges of Building Fabric
Relaxation Garden
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Before Figure / Ground
Section: Watergate to Lincoln Memorial 14
After Figure / Ground
By removing the majority of the highways, vegetated landscapes are created for relaxing. The additional housing, monuments, and museums continue the flow from the National Mall towards the Kennedy Center. The pillars commemorate those who have been displaced across the world due to war, colonialism, slavery and other social issues.
Path of Remembrance
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Pedestrian Paths
Traffic Paths
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Section: E Street Promenade
Original Floodplain
Water Retention & Green Roofs
High
Affordable Housing
Low
Museum & Monument
Program
Making more pedestrianfriendly places in DC can coincide with environmentally friendly practices like water retention, green roofs, and permeable surfaces. Introducing this land back into the public realm creates more opportunities for development.
Promenade towards the Kennedy Cen-
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3 Unite
ARCH601: Topical Design Studio Professor Madlen Simon Spring 2020 8 Weeks Baghdad, Iraq Adobe Suite, Lumion, SketchUp
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Booming Business on the Bridge
Sustainably Supporting Baghdad is a revitalization strategy that strives to improve riverfront districts by focusing on restoring features that work and revitalizing space in environmentally, ecologically, and socially sustainable ways. The goal is to knit two communities back together using their shared resource: the Tigris River.
Crowded Street Market
Al-Rasheed Street
Community Mosque
Garbage-filled Riverfront
Unsafe Alley
Images from Site
Naila always worries due to the limited places women and children feel safe or desire to go in Baghdad. Adding back traditional ponds, fountains, and vegetation means Naila can take her family to a nice community space.
User Experiences
Adbul and his sons own an expanding business in the Shorja Market. Their family is also growing and needs more room. New markets south of the river will help their small business grow, and the mixed use spaces now offer family space. Sustainable materials and energy sources increase safety and longevity.
Amina and her friends do not feel safe on the busy streets and markets or the desolate riverfront. Bike lanes, lighting, and mixed use spaces will draw people to these areas at all times of the day. Amina cannot wait to feel healthy, happy, and safe at the new park near the river!
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Site Section B
Focus Site
SUSTAINABLY SUPPORTING BAGHDAD: Revitalizing lost space in Al Karkh & Al Rusafa for environmentally, ecologically, and socially sustainable placemaking.
Site Section A
Site Section A: Park 20
1 Remove Cars & Waste
Phases of Development
2 Create Boardwalks, Transit Stops, Pedestrian Bridges
3 Transition to Mixed Use
4 Add Solar and Wind where Applicable
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Murjan
Shopping Mall
Khan Murjan
Abbasid Palace
Abbasid Palace
Focus Site
Gateways to WalkabilityMarket Street
Walkability
Gateways to Market Street
250 ft
250 ft
500 ft
Walkability
Central Bank of Iraq
Shorja
Additional Buildings
500 ft
l Bank of Shorja
Site Studies
Notable Context
Notable Central Bank of Context Iraq
Shorja
Shopping Mall Khan Murjan
Khan Murjan
250 ft
500 ft
Abbasid Palace
Notable Context Additional Buildings
Shopping Mall
Abbasid Palace
Gateways to Market Street
Gateways to Market Street
Additional Buildings
Additional Buildings
Shopping Mall
n jan Abbasid Palace
Gateways to Market Street
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Site Section B: Bridge
The area has not been utilized or protected, resulting in unusable, unsafe, and unhealthy spaces. Al-Karkh is a traditional residential neighborhood while Al-Rusafa contains government buildings, tourist attractions, and bazaars. Sustainably Supporting Baghdad proposes that the way to fix these issues is sustainability, and Market Street will be an example of how to perfect this. Spaces will be socially sustainable by reintroducing safe public space and healthy living. Activating existing and new interior and exterior spaces intertwines with the loss of cars, more accessible attractions, and clear views to other nodes all day. Drinking water, vegetation, and evaporative cooling help the health of residents.
Park Revitalization
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Windcatcher & Mashrabiya
Wind Turbines
Lower costs and more reliable energy Green Roof $ Solar/Wind/ Good Insulation
Photovoltaic Panels Triple-pane Windows
Thermal Massing & Insulation
Transition from Storage to Additional Housing
Revitalizing Businesses
$ Activation of Interior & Exterior Spaces
Market Street’s Adaptations
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Reuse or Construction of Buildings Creates Jobs
Safe & Open Public Space
Shade from Vegetation & Arcades
Evaporative Cooling
Healthy Modes of Transit
Adaptive Reuse of Space
Time
Economic sustainability will follow with redeveloping upper floors of bazaars into homes and inserting commercial spaces below homes to allow mixed-use spaces on both sides of the river and on the riverfront. Renewable energy and sustainable construction practices also bring jobs and reliability. Using the landscape to its advantage will beautify the city, support the environment, and keep citizens healthy as part of ecologically sustainable development. Pedestrian, bike, and boat paths improve connectability and decrease car reliance and pollution. Restoring native ecosystems will bring land back to its traditional roots. By following these themes, restoring and supporting Baghdad is possible.
Market Street & Bridge: Uniting the City and Riverfront
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4 Selected Works Survey & Drawing, ISI Florence Prof. Stefano Corrazini
Personal artwork and sketches from throughout my academic career have led to a love for hand drawing and traveling.
Personal Works
Column Detail College Park, MD Pencil on Paper 26
Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Washington DC Pencil on Paper
Union Station Washington DC Pencil on Paper
Pazzi Chapel Florence, Italy Pen on Paper 27
thank you
danielrperagine@gmail.com (516) 637-1235
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