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contact info 267-218-2799
Daniel Kelly
dakelly@clemson.edu linkedin.com/in/dan-kelly-08b823128
architectural designer
1113 Allentown rd, Lansdale PA
+ student from
@dan_kelly_architecture
Philadelphia
Program Knowledge Rhinocerous Revit Sketchup
Photoshop Illustrator InDesign
AutoCAD
Premiere
ArcGIS
After Effects
3D Printing
Lumion
Sefaira
Enscape
Vray
Laser Cutting
Volunterering Background
Academic Background August 2019 - May2021
School of Architecture, Clemson University Master of Architecture Clemson & Charleston, SC Aug2015 - May2019
Tyler School of Art, Temple University Major: Bachelors of Art in Architecture Philadelphia, PA
Achievements
Habitat for Humanity
Dean’s List at Temple University
restore & relief efforts after natural disasters
Student Staff of the Month
Corona Ministry
cooking & distribution of meals for the homeless
2016 - 2019
February 2018
Top of Class in AP Studio Drawing May, 2015
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PROJECTS
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MICRO-CLIMATE SPA Clouds find balance within stable equilibria and naturally sustain themselves, embodying and releasing solar energy. The ability to touch, feel, and walk through the clouds is a notion drawn from many of our fantasies. Gazing out of airplane windows, high above the earth, we often daydream of what it might be like to live in this ethereal world of fluffy vapor. This project focused on the discovery of ephemeral experiences within the build environment. Located on the rail park in Philadelphia, my design uses materiality, mechanical systems, and natural elements to facilitate the water cycle. This water cycle within the building allows for every experience throughout the spa to be unique and ephemeral. Programs used: AutoCAD, Rhino, Illustrator, Photoshop
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RailPark Microclimate Spa rail park Philadelphia Senior Year Studio, spring 2019
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cloud formations outdoor air cools water vapor evaporation
condensation
treatment rooms conditioned spaces
high pressure steam
spa lobby & cascading pool entry
dimly lit
natural lighting exposed to elements spa entry hall mechanical
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Live like a building, lost within the clouds. live like a building, lost in the clouds
public path
spa patrons
South Elevation & Main Entrance
south elevation and main entrance
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Section through Entry Hall section through entry hall
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GRAFT, ON THE HIGHWAY Graft on the highway is a community plaza, apartment, and commercial complex that utilizes all the negative characteristics a highway brings to the city. Noise and air pollution, physical division of neighborhoods, and traffic are all reimagined to enhance the sustainability of the complex. The community hub also focuses on bringing fresh produce via I-64 to the food desert neighborhoods as well as bridging two previously divided regions. Programs used: ArchGIS, Rhino, Enscape, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign
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VEHICLES PASS THROUGH SITE DAILY
Design for water Water recycled Water Harvesting Potential 108,260 total ft2 x .6234 x 42”
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Design for wellness Titanium Dioxide Screens Filter Pollution
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Design for economy By creating bearing & hanging structures, “Graft” is supported almost entirely by existing highway infrastructure. Vierendeel structure provide a base for the design allowing it to hover above the highway.
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low rooted crops 12” of crider soil 6” of gravel drainage thermal insulation waterproof membrane hvac distribution tulip poplar beams roof deck vapor barrier roof drains collect water titanium dioxide screen acoustic mineral wool recycled aluminum cladding
pressure from vehicles typical asphalt road layer lead zircoante titanate plate piezoelectric transducer highway structure electricity collected
Design for energy Piezoelectricity from Traffic 6.4 ft2
(per transducer) =
78, 228 ft2 (of road on site) 12,223 transducers 12,223 x .000137 x 90,000
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Wood Beams
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Wood Beams
Columns Columns HIghway I-Beams + Concrete
voltage
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CHARLESTON PARKLETS 32°49'0"N
These designs were created during my Fall 2020 studio 32°48'0"N in Charleston, SC. The Master of Resilient Urban Design studio began the semester developing a program of rules, regulations, processes, construction methods, and design options for parklets in the City of Charleston. After extensive research across the Charleston’s Peninsula, I landed on three unique sites to explore potential parklet designs. 32°47'0"N Some of the designs are geared towards increasing pedestrian spaces, supporting local businesses, and creating new typologies for future parklet designs. Programs used: 32°46'0"N ArchGIS, SketchUp, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Avenza Mapping
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archdale dock a community gathering space over the water
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Water flows down ABOVE the CANOPIES and through the MESH or BELOW away from the RAIN parklet. CHAINS are
WATER FLOWS
MESH CANOPY
used to PACIFY the speed of and redirect the water towards the planters.
RAIN CHAINS WATER PLANTS
SOIL PLANTS STONES
PLANTERS
CONCRETE
All the planters, The filled with highly soil housing the absorptive species are plants is surrounded designed to withstand a heavy flow of by stones that allows for overflow to travel to water. the bottom of the Water planter. moves below COMMUNITY the wooden dock from BOARD a planter, out of the 48” annual parklet and towards a rainfall street drain.
BENCHES WOOD DOCK IRON FENCE
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community board and food drive support The community board built into the design serves as a way for the various churches, schools, and neighborhoods to pass along information. Food drives and blessing boxes are integrated into the design to streamline donations for those in need. Saint John’s Lutheran Church and the Unitarian Church of Charleston can host food drives from the parklet.
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KINETIC PALETTE
motion providing flexability & sustainability
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planter
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pallet as dynamic facade
planter & platform as lounge area
bench as table
pallet as bench
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pallets form a base
foodtrucks
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structureextrudedup
wood frame cantilevered roof
pallets form a facade
Native Plant Life Switch Grass
Full sun, attracts butterflies & birds, and can survive with little water.
Tall Grass
Full sun, attracts butterflies & birds, and must be well drained.
Royal Fern
Ground cover in need of full to part time sun used as rain garden filler.
Black Eyed Susan
Full sun to full shade, very robust plant that will bloom every spring.
Climbing Hygrengea
Climing vine that can also be used as ground cover in part to full sun.
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live music
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Structure $940 = Material $2100 = Assembly
The structure of the parklet is prefabricated off site and transported by container delivery trucks. The result is streamlined, basic construction on site.
Built-in wheels allow for quick removal or addition of the parklet
Roof $350 = Canopy $1100 = Structure Planter $140/planter x 6 = $840 Hardwood Floor $1.90/sf x 455sf = $860 Plywood Sheathing $19/sheet x 15 = $285 Trellis $115/trellis x 2 = $230 total
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BIKE - PED CONNECTION DEPT. OF DEFENSE UNITED STATES TEAM TYNDALL
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A DRONE RESEARCH CAMPUS
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Tyndall Air Force Base has to combat mother nature’s humidity, solar heat gain, and harsh winds/heavy rainfall due to its coastal location. Area 8500, the subscale drone research campus, washes air crafts, cleans and packages parachutes, stores and provides maintenance to drones and tests engines for the entire base. This junction is the supporting site for testing, maintenance, cleaning and storage for Tyndall AFB. The junction directly operates as a centralized node for the air force base and the natural ecosystem around it. Creating a relationship between the ecosystem on the coast and the developed areas of the site while also providing opportunities for future growth was a primary focus for this project.
SILVER FLAG Programs used: ArchGIS, SketchUp, Lumion, Revit, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign
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DESIGN FOR CHANGE
REMOVABLE WALL PANELS PROVIDE ACCESS TO ELECTRICAL GUTTER FOR ADAPTING EMERGING TECHNOLOGY
DESIGN FOR ECONOMY
GLUMAM TRUSSES AND CLT ROOF 3/8”=1’ ALL THE SAME PREFABRICATED PANELS DIMENSIONS, READY TO BE CRANED INTO PLACE ON SITE. Steel Connection Slotted holes Steel Plate Roof Rafter roof underlayment Self Adhered Membrane
Steel Girder Glulam Column Solar Shading
Horizontal door track Garage Door Motor 5 mil Radiant barrier insulation metal roof panels Insulated Metal Panel Garage Doors Flashing
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340 GALLONS OF WATER TO FILL SYSTEM 68 GALLONS OF METHONAL 100 x 300’ DEEP GEOTHERMAL WELLS CAPABLE OF 135 TONS OF COOLING VERTICAL DUCTS RETURN AT THE CEILING
SUPPLY & RETURN OF HOT & CHILLED WATER TO WASH RACK & CHUTE SHOP
RETURN AIR CYCLES THROUGH SYSTEM
EXHAUSTED AIR VENT 3” INSULATION ON SITE HORIZONTAL PIPES
VERTICAL DUCTS SUPPLY AT THE FLOOR 300’
MAIN SUPPLY DUCTS BY ZONE HEAT PUMPS SUPPLY & RETURN OF HOT & CHILLED WATER TO ECM BUILDING 3/4” PIPE
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EMERICK ST BROTHERS I joined the Evolve Build team for the summer of 2017 and assisted them in the construction and coordinating of an addition and rennovation of two brother rowhomes in Philadelphia. My role in the project was project coordinator and contractor on site. I was involved in scheduling subcontractors, material deliveries, and design documents. This experience helped me learn how to build working relationships with the crew and designers in the office.
Skills Learned: Builder-designer relations, Welding steel, design build decision making, & adapting to unknown site conditions.
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It was this trait, as a highly skilled communicator, that enabled us to harness his capabilities and the result was great and consistent productivity during his entire tenure with Evolve Build.
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