DANIEL E PERAGINE S I G N
O R T F O L I O
(516) 637-1235 danielrperagine@gmail.com www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-peragine www.danielrperagine.weebly.com
Daniel R. Peragine, LEED AP BD+C EDUCATION University of Maryland, College Park
Master of Architecture, Urban Design Certificate
Expected Graduation May 2021
Bachelor of Science in Architecture; 3.6 GPA, Primanuum & Tau Sigma Delta Honor Societies, Dean’s List
International Studies Institute; Florence, Italy
Aug 2015- May 2019 Jan – Apr 2018
Coursework included Italian, Historical Transformation of Urban Cities, and Design Charette
Sustainable Transformations and Adaptation: Culture and Earth: New Zealand
Jan 2020
Course focused on sustainable strategies related to culture, landscape, and the built environment
WORK EXPERIENCE Intern Draftsman Schneider Architectural Works, Roslyn NY
Executed work mainly on AutoCAD and completed projects, while proposing codes and establishing relationships with clients and other companies
Graduate Research Assistant
Work includes producing graphics, researching structural analysis, and developing a GIS database of historic sites for Professor Joseph Williams’s next book
Graduate Teaching Assistant ARCH171: Design Thinking & Making in Architecture
Taught basic principles of design; assisted professors in grading, critique, and administative responsibilities
Communications Center Student Representative Office of Enrollment Management, University of Maryland
May - Aug 2018
Jan 2020 - Present
Aug - Dec 2019
Feb - May 2019
Advised and offered assistance regarding admissions services for prospective and admitted students
LEADERSHIP/ INVOLVEMENT
American Institute of Architecture Students Graduate Representative
Aug 2016 - Present May 2019 - Present
Communicate to cohort about AIAS
Fundraising/ Marketing Chair
Aug 2018 - May 2019
Create & distribute advertisements about meetings & events to support the organization
Boy Scouts of America
Nov 2013 - Present
Eagle Scout
Alpha Rho Chi- Olynthius Chapter Treasurer Fundraising Co-Chair
Ran events to fund the organization and its philanthropic and professional events, including donating to D.C. food banks, the ASPCA, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society & the Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Nov 2017 - Present May 2018 - May 2019 Aug - Dec 2017
University of Maryland AMP Peer Mentoring Program Academic Mentor, Architectural History
Aug - Dec 2017
Architecture Student Association Sophomore and Junior Representative
Jan - Dec 2017
Assisted the professor, organized lectures and group activities, and gave advice, knowledge, and feedback
Served as a communication liaison between students & faculty
Habitat for Humanity
Sep 2015, Jun 2018
Baltimore, MD; El Salvador
PUBLICATIONS
What’s UP, Lanier Heights?
Jun - Jul 2017
Collaborative research on Washington DC's “pop-up” issue led to the creation and distribution of a pamphlet and design strategies
SKILLS AutoCAD
Revit
SketchUp
Rhinoceros
V-ray
Adobe Suite
Lumion
Enscape
GIS
Sketching
Table of Contents
1 Intersections 2 Congress Heights Site Analysis 3 Tension & Compression 4 Bladgen Alley Cafe 5 Ellicott City Terrace
Cover Page Image: Corinthian Column Detail Pencil on Paper
1 Intersections
Fall 2019 / Woodlawn Plantation, VA / Adobe Suite, Lumion, Revit / Partner Kira Zelnosky The Woodlawn Visitor Center is centered between Frank Lloyd Wright’s Pope-Leighey House and the Woodlawn Plantation. This building connects the two sites to make a flexible space for research, events, and exhibitions. The building is based on parti studies of the wall sections and the overall morphology of both buildings, combined with modern structural and sustainability technology.
Entrance Garden
First Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
ROOF
28’- 0” COPING ROOFING MATERIAL
R-30 MIN. 6”, 10” @ EDGE SECOND FLOOR CEILING 25' - 6"
1 1/2" METAL ROOF DECKING
1/2” GYPSUM BOARD CEILING
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Service Event Ticketing/Cafe Library/Classroom
Program 1/2” GYPSUM BOARD, PAINTED
SECOND FLOOR 13' - 6" FIRST FLOOR CEILING 13' - 0"
1 1/2" METAL ROOF DECKING WALL CONNECTION 20”X14” STEEL GIRDER 12”X8” STEEL BEAM @ 5’ O.C.
ROOM FOR ELECTICAL WIRES, HVAC DUCTS, WATER PIPES FIRST FLOOR LOWERED CEILING
1/2” GYPSUM BOARD CEILING
VAPOR, AIR, WATER BARRIER
1-1/2" AIR SPACE 12”x8” STEEL COLUMN
Circulation
Site Plan
1/2” GYPSUM BOARD, PAINTED
R-21 BATT INSULATION IN CMU METAL PANELING 2x5’
OCCUPIABLE GREEN ROOF TO REDUCE HEAT ISLAND EFFECT
PHOTOVOLTAICS FLAT ON ROOF ORIENTED SOUTH
PROGRAMMABLE INTERIOR LIGHTS AND THERMOSTAT
EXISTING AND NEW TREES FOR SHADING
BIOSWALE FOR STORMWATER COLLECTION
8"
FLASHING 2" R-11 RIGID INSULATION
FIRST FLOOR 0’ - 6”
6" FINISHED & STAINED CONCRETE SLAB ON 15MIL VAPOR BARRIER
GROUND SOURCE HEAT PUMP
Parti Study: Intersections
Section
LIVING WALL
KALWALL FOR DAYLIGHTING AND INSULATION CURTAIN WALLS FOR DURING THE DAYLIGHTING AND HEAT SUMMER GAIN DURING THE WINTER
GLAZING PERCENTAGE EAST: 27% NORTH: 32% SOUTH: 51% WEST: 35% TOTAL: 37% BY ELEVATION:
Sustainable Strategies
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
PERVIOUS PAVEMENT
12” FOOTING
CMU Wall Section
East Elevation
South Elevation
Event Space
Stairway
Section Perspective
ROOF
COPING
28’- 0” ROOFING MATERIAL
R-30 MIN. 6”, 10” @ EDGE
ROOF
WALL CONNECTION
13' - 6"
SECOND FLOOR CEILING 25' - 6"
R-30 MIN. 6”, 10” @ EDGE
1 1/2" METAL ROOF DECKING
FIRST FLOOR CEILING 12' - 6"
1 1/2" METAL ROOF DECKING WALL CONNECTION 12”X8” STEEL BEAM @ 5’ O.C. 20”X14” STEEL GIRDER
ROOM FOR ELECTICAL WIRES, HVAC DUCTS, WATER PIPES
1/2” GYPSUM BOARD CEILING
WALL FASTENERS 1-1/2" AIR SPACE
VAPOR, AIR, WATER BARRIER
1/2” GYPSUM BOARD, PAINTED
2”X6” STEEL COLUMN AT 16” O.C. WITH R-21 BATT INSULATION BETWEEN
ENGINEERED WOOD PANELS
2" R-11 RIGID INSULATION
FLASHING AND OPENING FIRST FLOOR 0’ - 6”
Grid
6" FINISHED & STAINED CONCRETE SLAB ON 15MIL VAPOR BARRIER VAPOR RETARDER PULLED AWAY FOR CLARITY
DAMP PROOFING PULLED AWAYFOR CLARITY
SECOND FLOOR 13' - 6" FIRST FLOOR CEILING 13' - 0"
Structure/ Enclosure
1 1/2" METAL ROOF DECKING WALL CONNECTION 20”X14” STEEL GIRDER 12”X8” STEEL BEAM @ 5’ O.C.
DRAINAGE PIPE
PERIMETER 2" RIGID INSULATION BOARD 2'-0" VERTICAL AND 2'-0" HORIZONTAL 12” FOOTING
Steel Framing Wall Section
KALWALL OR TRIPLE PANED GLASS CURTAIN WALL
FIRST FLOOR 0’ - 6”
6" FINISHED & STAINED CONCRETE SLAB ON 15MIL VAPOR BARRIER 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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Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr. Avenues are the two main streets that converge at the course site, and are the two main passages in Congress Heights. These connect to secondary streets and the parkway, the former with less traffic and slower circulation, the latter with more. Park paths and a stream also exit in the neighborhood and create their own corridor flows. The density of streets is a hierarchy of how much traffic exists, from alley to street to avenue to parkway.
FLOW: intersection of main pedestrian and vehicular paths Arch 460 Site Analysis and Design Professor VanderGoot
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The site is in close proximity to many different types of program typologies, which follow the corridors. Residential, commercial, and the public green space all intersect at the site, while government and other civic spaces are on the periphery.
SYNTHESIS: guidelines of program and circulation combine to create the urban fabric Arch 460 Site Analysis and Design Professor VanderGoot
Synthesis: urban fabric connected through the circulation and zoning of programs in Congress Heights.
3 Tension & Compression Fall 2017 / Pencil Drafting
Using Mies van der Rohe’s Barcelona Pavilion as a precedent and a kit of parts of materials, this project focused on constructing abstract spatial experiences. Expansion and contraction of space both vertically and horizontally results in a unique experience in the pavilion.
Entrance
Section- Evening
Section- Morning
Hierarchy
Procession
Volumes
Tension
Kit of Parts
Arrival
4 Bladgen Alley Cafe Fall 2017 / Pencil Drafting, Lumion
This flourishing alley in the heart of the city has been activated by popular restaurants, significant street art, and other thriving businesses. A proposed cafe and art studio is situated in an infilled space and relates to the fountain, green space, market, and theater that make up the newly designed plaza. It is commonly believed that alleys are irrelevant to the urban environment, but this project proves that an alley design can create welcoming public space.
Cafe
Front Facade (East)
Rear Facade (West)
Plaza & Building Context Bird’s Eye Perspective
Building Model
Plaza Model
Parti: Overlapping Space
Second Floor Plan
First Floor & Plaza Plan
Paths
5 Ellicott City Terrace
Fall 2018 / SketchUp, Lumion, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign Ellicott City Terrace connects the civic and commercial nodes to make interior and exterior community spaces for a strong, resilient town. Plazas and buildings are collaboration, exhibition, and experiential areas increase the town’s infrastructure and urban fabric. Organizing space through the stacking of program creates a sequence of circulation, while allowing flood mitigation techniques. The forms of the buildings respond to topography and context, emphasizing the hillside, offering a counterbalance to the courthouse, and creating an outdoor, vegetated promenade.
ELLICOTT CITY TERRACE
ELLICOTT CITY TERRACE
Entrance & Retail
Civic Plaza
Exhibition Maker Space
Entrance & Retail Commercial
Program Steps
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The Judicial Hill area of Ellicott City is home to the civic Howard County Courts and is situated near the commercial district of historic Main Street. Ellicott City Terrace will connect the civic and commercial nodes of Ellicott City to make interior and exterior community spaces for a strong, resilient town. There are two typologies of space in this connection: the collaborative areas consisting of the maker spaces, retail, outdoor pop up shops, an amphitheater, and a farmers market; and the exhibition and experiential areas such as exhibition spaces, outdoor galleries, grand staircase promenade, and a water feature. By creating both civic and commercial plazas and building complexes, the town’s infrastructure is increased, its urban fabric is organized, and it is built in preparation for the flooding events that have occurred. The forms of the buildings respond to topography and context like buildings and streets, emphasizing the natural hillside, offering a counterbalance to the courthouse, and creating an outdoor promenade to connect the town and add natural space. Organizing space through the stacking of program creates a sequence of circulation and community areas, while allowing for aN water swale to control water during flooding events that devastate this town.
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icott City Terrace will connect the civic and commercial nodes of Ellicott City to make interior and exterior community spaces for a strong, resilient town. There are two typologies of space in this connection: the collaborative areas consisting of the maker spaces, retail, outdoor pop up shops, an amphitheater, and a farmers market; and the exhibition and experiential areas such as exhibition spaces, outdoor galleries, grand staircase promenade, and a water feature. By creating both civic and commercial plazas and building complexes, the town’s infrastructure is increased, its urban fabric is organized, and it is built in preparation for the flooding events that have occurred. The forms of the buildings respond to topography and context like buildings and streets, emphasizing the natural hillside, offering a counterbalance to the courthouse, and creating an outdoor promenade to connect the town and add natural space. Organizing space through the stacking of program creates a sequence of circulation and community areas, while allowing for a water swale to control water during flooding events that devastate this town.
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Context Site Model
Floor Plans: First, Third, Fifth
Interior Section
Florence Cathedral Ink on Paper
View from a Hobbit’s Home Colored Pencil on Paper
Rock On Pencil on Paper
Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Washington DC Pencil on Paper
Beach View Acrylic on Canvas
THANK YOU Union Station Washington DC Pencil on Paper
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