David Burpee 2014 Portfolio by David Burpee

david burpee 2014 portfolio

david burpee statement from the designer: The existence of patterns in everday life may at first seem minimal. However upon further investigation and deep examination, patterns emerge in countless ways and locations. Humans obey a plethora of patterns, weather follows patterns, animals, plants, manufacturing, computation....countless examples within both the natural and built environment exist as a complex series of patterns. Through this lens, I seek to better understand the world around me so that I may more effectively design within it. Often-times relationships between different subjects, or pattern sets are not immediately apparent, however upon overlaying multiple patterns of information new relationships emerge and provide a more complex understanding of a topic. This can be an extraordinarily powerful tool in the realm of architecture, and is something I pursue with great vigor. Furthermore, I am greatly interested in advanced fabrication techniques, parametric design, environmental performance, and design graphics. I sincerely intend to utilize these interests in order to develop a meaningful relationship with a design firm and become a considerable part of a team of designers.

_PATTERNS_

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David Burpee University of Southern California Masters of Architecture Address: Email: Phone: Issuu:

612 S. Flower St. #1119 Los Angeles, CA 90017 d_burpee@hotmail.com burpee@usc.edu 509.993.9982 issuu.com/davidburpee

David Burpee // 612 S. Flower St. Apt. #1119 Los Angeles, CA // 509.993.9982 burpee@usc.edu // d_burpee@hotmail.com // www.issuu.com/davidburpee

EDUCATION University of Southern California

Major Academic Achievements

_graduated May 2014 _degree: Masters of Architecture

University of Idaho _academic major : Bachelor of Science in Architecture _academic minor : art _graduated May 2012 _final G.P.A. : 3.7

EXPERIENCE

_attained Deanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s List standing throughout architecture program _work selected for Ridenbaugh Juried Art Exhibition _work retained and archived for school record and accreditation _accepted and studied in Rome program for one semester _3rd place finisher in ICMA Annual CMU Competition _work retained and showcased by USC SOA on multiple occasions _received numerous merit scholarships throughout academic career

_RESUME_

Graduate Research Assistant // Perf + Form

BOTO Design Architects

Environmental Analysis + Parametric Response // 2014

Santa Monica, CA // 2013

_performed various environmental analyses on buildings _developed parametric modeling systems to respond to analyses _created several user-friendly tutorials and aided in workflow design

HDG Design Studio

Computer Proficiency

Spokane, WA // 2012 _aided in schematic design of multiple projects, including commercial mixed use building _worked on graphic design, logo design, and branding for various projects _assembled branding and media packages for multiple companies _met with various clients to discuss design criteria, objectives, etc.

Contacts:

Jennifer Lau - Boto Design Architects phone: 310.453.6400 ext. 110 email: jen@boto.com

_performed small scale schematic design and space planning _revised and created multiple drawings and sets for a variety of projects _developed as-built drawings of a medium-scale adaptive re-use _created schematic design of creative suites re-use project _Rhinoceros _Autodesk AutoCAD _Autodesk Revit _Autodesk 3DS Studio Max _Autodesk Maya _Grasshopper

Fabrication

_vaccu-form _laser-cut _3d print _CNC milling

Bret Thoeny - Boto Design Architects phone: 310.453.6400 email: bret@boto.com

_Adobe Illustrator _Adobe Photoshop _Adobe In Design _Adobe After Effects _V Ray rendering system _Mental Ray rendering system _wood modeling _acrylic/plastic modeling _TIG + MIG Welding

Joshua Hissong - HDG Architects phone: 509.321.5064 email: josh@studiohdg.com

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(T)EXPO INNOVATION HUB

Centro de Musica

composing an abstract world

space shuttle endeavour

explorative surfaces library

environmentally responsive facade

cad/drafting

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(T)expo innovation hub

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(T)expo innovation hub Intent: (T) Expo Innovation Hub/Start-up Office Space Course: ARCH 605A Grad Studio Site: Los Angeles, CA Media: Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, Vray, Photoshop, Illustrator

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generative diagrams

program orientation DECK

LARGE CONFERENCE

ELEVATOR

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BREAKOUT SPACE

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RESTROOMS

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MECHANICAL

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5 POD OFFICES

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SMALL CONFERENCE

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STAFF WORK STAFF OFFICE

MECHANICAL

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LOBBY/ENTRY /RECEPTION

5 POD OFFICES

BREAKOUT SPACE RESTROOMS SMALL CONFERENCE

BIKE RACKS

10 POD 10 POD 5 POD OFFICES

OUTDOOR AREA PARKING

BIKE RACKS

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R Value Calculations: WALL:

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Aerogel R Value: 10/inch x 1.6 inches = 16 Total: 21

site forces

EX PO LIN E

EX PO SIT

BALDWIN HILLS

The immediate site context provides various viewpoints which are able to view the site, while nearby Baldwin Hills also overlook the area. Moves were made to maximize these viewpoints and respond to them with forms and geometry.

SLOW FAST

There are three main speeds in which people will experience the site, the speed of walking, driving a car, and taking the metro. There are variances within each of these categories however and these differences in speed effect how a visitor will percieve the environment.

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1 Metal Cap 2 Concrete Block EX PO LIN E 3 Steel Retention Tee EX PO SIT IO N BL VD 4 Growing Medium 5 Filter Fabric 6 Reservoir Layer 7 Moisture Retention Layer 8 Aeration Layer 9 Thermal Insulation N 10 Drainage Layer 11 Root Barrier 12 Membrane Flashing 13 Rubber Gasket 14 The variety of lines of interest seem to converge at two main Stone Tile 15 points on the site, creating two nodes or possible areas Rigid for Sub Floor 16 intervention Concrete Slab 17 Rigid Insulation 18 Final Ceiling Assembly 19 Aperture 20 Truss System 21 Double Sided Glazing 22 Steel Frame/Mullion Assembly 23 18”x18” Aerogel Panel 24 Beam Flange 25

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Steel mesh Roof Light guage Steel Channel Finish Steel Exterior Panel Finish Interior Roof Finish Horizontal Louver System Performative “Gils” Light Steel Framing UFAD Air Ducts Plumbing/HVAC Duct Lt. Guage Steel Framing Ass.

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Castellated Steel Beam Concrete Slab Floor Glazing Assembly Steel Decking Board Insulation Finish Steel Underbelly Steel Column

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Membrane Drainage Mat Foundation Bolt Pile Pile Cap Crushed Stone Protection Board

tectonic chunk

Adam Dubyna, Jake Saunooke, David Burpee Assignment 4 ARCH 611 Advanced Building Systems Doris Sung and Gary Paige

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detail development STEEL CHANNEL

FINISH EXTERIOR STEEL PANEL

VERTICAL FIN LOUVER

STEEL MESH DECK

HANDRAIL MOISTURE BARRIER

LIGHT FRAME STEEL FAADE STRUCTURE STEEL I BEAM CONNECTION ASSEMBLY

REFRIGERANT LINES HVAC AIR DUCT HVAC DIFFUSOR

FRESH AIR FEED CHAMBER

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DOUBLE GLAZING SYSTEM

OPERABLE VENTILATION WINDOW

CORRUGATED STEEL DECKING

CONCRETE SLAB FLOORING STEEL PANEL UNDERBELLY STRUCTURAL COLUMN

REINFORCED CONCRETE FOUNDATION STEEL REBAR REINFORCEMENT

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centro de MĂ&#x161;SICA

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CENTRO DE MĂ&#x161;SICA

work selected for showcase by usc school of architecture

Intent: Sao Paulo Master Plan + Music Center Course: ARCH 605B Grad Studio Media: Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, VRay, Photoshop, Illustrator Site: Sao Paulo, BR

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This project involved developing a preliminary master plan in Sao Paulo as a class, and then pursuing individual projects for the duration of the semester. Three schools were selected by the University of Sao Paulo to develop a particular area of Sao Paulo which was in dire need of redevelopment. The semester involved traveling to Sao Paulo in order to dicument the site as well as embrace Brazilian culture and study the role of Brazilian Modernism on the development of the city. Ultimately, I chose to cevelop a music and cultural center which housed various performance halls as well as several learning amenities to enrich the cultural richness of the area.

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ACTIVE RECREATIONAL

ECO PRESERVE

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generative diagrams a

CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAMS

MUSIC WAVEFORM b

3D WAVEFORM

FIELD MANIPULATION

SITE DIAGRAMS plaza

SITE PATHWAYS

plaza

MASSING SKETCH

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BUILDING/SITE RELATIONSHIP

MUSIC LEARNING CENTER 4,200 SQ METERS

SMALL PERFORMANCE HALL 450 SQ METERS 206 PERSON CAPACITY LRG PERFORMANCE CENTER 1400 SQ. METERS 668 PERSON CAPACITY

OUTDOOR LOBBY

DANCE HALL 600 SQ METERS 1000 PERSON CAPACITY

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programming learning center

small performance hall - 450 sq. m 206 PERSON CAPACITY

6 CLASSROOMS 6 DANCE STUDIOS 6 REHEARSAL ROOMS STORE OFFICE TICKET OFFICE GALLERY STORAGE CAFE RESTROOMS

668 PERSON CAPACITY

dance hall - 600 sq. m 1000 PERSON CAPACITY

outdoor lobby

PROGRAM ORGANIZATION: 1400 SQ. METERS

MAIN HALL

BACK OF HOUSE

SM. PERF. CENTER

lrg performance hall - 1400 sq. m

site plan nature preserve main blvd plaza mixed use bldg (e) Housing river

LOBBY

DANCE HALL

OPEN SPACE LOBBY

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CAFE

4,200 SQ METERS

LEARNING CENTER

CLASSROOMS DANCESTUDIOS OFFICES REHEARSAL ROOMS

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cafe store lobby gallery restroom classroom office lounge rehearsal rm balcony

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balcony locker rm dance studio sm perf. hall exterior lobby dance hall lrg perf hall back of house storage terrace seating

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an abstract world

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ABSTRACT WORLD COMPOSING AN

Intent: Compose an abstract world Course: ARCH 564 computational geometry Media: Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, VRay, Photoshop, Illustrator Site: N/A

work selected for showcase by usc school of architecture

gradient tectonics

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gradient tectonics Intent: Space Shuttle Endeavour Exhibition Gallery Course: ARCH 505A Grad Studio Media: Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, VRay, Photoshop, Illustrator Site: California Science Center, L.A.

Project Description: The main goals of this project were to inspire, intrigue, and inform patrons about the shuttle program while respectfully representing various aspects of human achievement with regards to the shuttle and space missions. The project also aims to create an engaging experience which allows patrons to get up close and personal and utilize the shuttle as a dynamic classroom instead of a pristine artifact. For these reasons, the concepts of field and object and gradient tectonics were utilized to create an architectural field which can shift and morph to adapt to the programmatic needs of the project. The project relies heavily on views into the site from various distance sets as external factors for determining on-site reactions, as the perception of this project from the city inhabitants is an extremely important aspect. For this reason, 2d graphics and color were used in conjunction with spatial development to inform the user of the intended experience. The color of was utilized in order to maximize the viewing potential of the project from around the city. A grid/pixel pattern became the organizational and tectonic system used throughout the project, infecting the walls, floors, structure, and overall architectural language, varying in intensity to indicate different spatial use and program.

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site plan

macro shear

on site reactions

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micro shear

reaction areas On site reaction areas become areas of intensity on the building massing which get programmed to create spaces

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operational diagrams

phasing

circulation strategy

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concept: field and object

program layout

endeavour gallery

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air gallery

space exhibits

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shared space

floor plans

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“ON THE GROUND” EXHIBIT

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a. “on the ground” exhibit b. “re-entry” exhibit c. restrooms d. booster exhibit

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e. life and human systems exhibit f. fuel tank exhibit g. observation area h. shuttle bay exhibit

floor plans

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interior renders, sections

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physical model, elevations

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explorative surfaces library

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explorative surfaces library Intent: Community Library Course: ARCH 505b Grad Studio Media: Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, VRay, Photoshop, Illustrator Site: Los Angeles, CA

site responses

main access from beverly blvd

adjacent to elementary school

views towards downtown

generative diagrams

massing strategy

Main massing used voids to create space for the main plaza, small plaza, automobile access in rear, as well as daycare drop-off and utility drop-off.

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surface manipulation

SURFACE

DIVIDE

MANIPULATE

explorative surfaces library 2

programming adult

classroom multipurpose adult library a/v library theater private workrooms info/exhibition

children

childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s library daycare

social

cafe news/reading group work area

parti strategy

Interstitial

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Seating Reading Informal Meeting

program massing

utility

staff offices utility restrooms parking staff workroom atrium circulation computer stations group reading workstations

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interstitial pathway

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analytical diagrams 3

structural strategy

environmental performance operable clerestory for stack ventilation

main structural elements auxiliary strutural elements

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permeable paved landscape

diffused skylighting for natural light

perforated aluminum sheets

main floor plan

gallery

lobby

multipurpose room

classroom

restrooms

mechanical

staff office

staff workroom

cafe newstand

childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s library

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permeable paver detail

plans + Detail wall section N

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vertical light tubes double glazing perforated aluminum panels

steel column steel W beam

concrete slab floor steel decking perforated aluminum panels finish ceiling assembly

concrete foundation

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concrete slab floor steel decking

performative facade

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environmentally responsive skin Intent: Create a skin which can respond to various environmental conditions Course: USC SOA Research & Design Media: Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, Ladyug, Illustrator, Arduino Website: www.performance-and-form.com

light sensor

single panel configuration shading “blade”

servo motor

shading panel

center pivot

blade axel

This project was an effort to create a workflow between multiple programs in order to increase the environmental performance of a building’s facade. This work was done in congruence with the USC SOA’s efforts to enrich the environmental agenda of their program. This exercise was used to help create a curriculum that emphasizes real world environmental performance goals in conjunction with modern computational analyses and workflows.

TYP. Assembly

solar radiation analysis

100% open

generative diagrams a

variable opacity

march 26, 17:00 100% open

august 26, 09:00 50% open

R Value Calculations: WALL: Existing Assembly R Value: 5 Aerogel R Value: 10/inch x 1.6 inche Total: 21

FLOOR: Existing Assembly: 6 Polyurethane Rigid Insulation: 8.7/inc Total: 40.8

ROOF: Existing Assembly: 8 Engineered Soil: 1 per inch x 10 inch Polyurethane Insulation: 8.7 x 4 = 34 Total: 52.8 Legend

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Metal Cap Concrete Block Steel Retention Tee Growing Medium Filter Fabric Reservoir Layer Moisture Retention Layer Aeration Layer

drafting//cad

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drafting // cad arab institute + aerogel

jean nouvel selected for accreditation

a & A building + cast glass paul rudolph

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R Value Calculations: WALL: Existing Assembly R Value: 5 Aerogel R Value: 10/inch x 1.6 inches = 16 Total: 21

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FLOOR: Existing Assembly: 6 Polyurethane Rigid Insulation: 8.7/inch x 4 inches = 34.8 Total: 40.8

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ROOF: Existing Assembly: 8 Engineered Soil: 1 per inch x 10 inches = 10 Polyurethane Insulation: 8.7 x 4 = 34.8 Total: 52.8

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Metal Cap Concrete Block Steel Retention Tee Growing Medium Filter Fabric Reservoir Layer Moisture Retention Layer Aeration Layer Thermal Insulation Drainage Layer Root Barrier Membrane Flashing ;OLYTVWSHZ[PJ >H[LYWYVVÄUN 4LTIYHUL Rubber Gasket Stone Tile Rigid Sub Floor Concrete Slab Rigid Insulation Final Ceiling Assembly Aperture Truss System Double Sided Glazing Steel Frame/Mullion Assembly 18”x18” Aerogel Panel Beam Flange Flange Weld High Strength Bolt Shear Connection Plate Beam Web -PYLWYVVÄUN Weld Backing Bar Column Web Column Flange Column Sole Second Pouring Layer Concrete Strut Expansion Joint Concrete Slab Membrane Drainage Mat Foundation Bolt Pile Pile Cap Crushed Stone Protection Board

Adam Dubyna, Jake Saunooke, David Burpee Assignment 4 ARCH 611 Advanced Building Systems Doris Sung and Gary Paige

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Drainage Gravel Plant Bearing Layer, 100mm Root Barrier Thermal Insulation, 40mm Reinforced Concrete, 90mm Air Frame Cavity Cast Glass Block Aluminum Catwalk Aluminum Cast Glass Frame Double Glazing, 3mm each Aluminum Mullion Sheet Steel Capping, 3mm Scraped Render, 2 coats Stainless Steel Sheet, 3mm Double Glazing, 3mm each + 9 mm cavity Operable Sash Steel

Legend David Burpee, Adam Dubyna, Jake Saunooke ARCH 611 1 Drainage Gravel Doris Sung and Gary Paige 2 Plant Bearing Layer, 100mm Assignment 5 Barrier 3 Root 4 Thermal Insulation, 40mm 5 6 Reinforced Concrete, 90mm 7 Air Frame Cavity 8 Cast Glass Block 9 Aluminum Catwalk 10 Aluminum Cast Glass Frame 11 Double Glazing, 3mm each 12 Aluminum Mullion 13 Sheet Steel Capping, 3mm 14 Scraped Render, 2 coats 15 Stainless Steel Sheet, 3mm 16 Double Glazing, 3mm each + 9 mm cavity 17 Operable Sash 18 Steel

David Burpee, Adam Dubyna, Jake Saunooke ARCH 611 Doris Sung and Gary Paige Assignment 5

drafting // cad

R Value Calculations: WALL: Existing Assembly R Value: 5 Aerogel R Value: 10/inch x 1.6 inche Total: 21

pmi properties, san francisco, ca boto design architects remodel set

FLOOR: Existing Assembly: 6 Polyurethane Rigid Insulation: 8.7/inch Total: 40.8

ROOF: Existing Assembly: 8 Engineered Soil: 1 per inch x 10 inch Polyurethane Insulation: 8.7 x 4 = 34 Total: 52.8 Legend 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Metal Cap Concrete Block Steel Retention Tee Growing Medium Filter Fabric Reservoir Layer Moisture Retention Layer Aeration Layer

thank you

David Burpee 612 S. Flower St. #1119 Los Angeles, CA 90017 509.993.9982 d_burpee@hotmail.com