Cicchinelli Portfolio 2022 by Dexter Cicchinelli

DEXTER CICCHINELLI

2022 PORTFOLIO

Contents RESTON STATION

RESTON SCAFFOLDING STUDY

RESTON PROMENADE

METROHEALTH

DESIGN FELLOWSHIP

BACKFILL PRIORITIES

UPMC ALTOONA

THE FOREIGN COMPLEX

CAMP RED J PORCH

reston station

reston station TRANSIT ORIENTED DEVELOPMENT

As Washington DC expands its Metro further out into Virginia, Reston has seen an influx of professional workers and young urbanites looking for access to urban amenities and convenience. As the form changed through the DD process, it was critical that the construction documents were updated to reflect the current terrace conditions. I was in charge of updating the model and creating design options to explore and test different facade configurations.

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RESPONSIVE DESIGN PROCESS

+ OB3

OB2

OB2 OB3

01 MAXIMUM ENVELOPE

02 SPLIT MASSING

04 CELEBRATE MOVEMENT

05 ACTIVATE THE PLAZA

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03 PUSH & PULL

06 BIOPHILIC CONNECTIONS

reston station

S C A F F O L D I N G

PHASE I

S T U D Y

PHASE II

PHASE III

As Reston Station is being constructed, overhead protection is required to allow Metro access from the silver line parking lot. Due to the amount of time it would take for the construction to reach substantial completion, the client was interested in creating a more engaging entrance into Reston that would evoke the future LED screen. With the guidance of Lisa Goldsmith (cred.) we designed multiple scaffolding configurations with varying materials and amenities to create an activated yet temporary space. These views were created via Revit design options + Lumion.

PLYWOOD ARCHITECTURAL ACX FINISH METAL FRAMING PAINTED WHITE FINISH

FRAME CONCEPT VERTICAL

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FRAME CONCEPT : VERTICAL

METAL FRAMING PAINTED WHITE FINISH

BACKLIT POLYCARBONATE PANEL

FROM PLAZA

FROM BRIDGE

PLYWOOD ARCHITECTURAL ACX FINISH

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reston promenade

reston promenade REZONING PACKAGE

Our client envisioned developing a large swath of Reston Station into a newly dense environment that would declare itself a destination as opposed to a stop on the Silver Line. In order to transform this suburban environment into a culturally rich urban one, we needed to show Fairfax County that the new density would offer an exciting and transformative pedestrian experience. My team developed Sketch-Up models to show activation and density at the pedestrian level. For zoning approval and massing studies, I made a 1:60 scale 3D printed model of the development and context.

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landscape credit: Mahan Rykiel Inc

SUMMER SOLSTICE 3PM

SUMMER SOLSTICE 10AM

WINTER SOLSTICE 3PM

WINTER SOLSTICE 10AM

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reston promenade

landscape credit: Mahan Rykiel Inc 04 02 0304 02

03 01

01 01 01

03 03

condense circulation

introduce variety

02 02 02

04 04

introduce pedestrian scale

activate the corners

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01 01

stratified public amenities

04 03

02 02

relief from the density

scale by program

moments of discovery

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1:60 3D Printed Model

02 01

reston promenade

promenade west

promenade east

promenade north

promenade south

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THE URBAN ROOM Varying configurations of the massing either inhibit or encourage a feeling of urban density & containment.

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metrohealth DESIGN DIAGNOSTIC

As the hospital prepares to implement a new master plan, they requested a design diagnostic to be done on the newest pavilion to gauge whether the user experience synced with the pavilion as designed. This was an exhaustive shadowing and documentation study done in person over the course of 4 days to explore how the users of MetroHealth Critical Care Pavilion functioned in the space and whether any considerations or lessons learned could be applied to future campus designs, credit; Rebecca Soja, Kate Renner, and Sheila Ruder - HKS Inc

CONFIDENTIAL

02/07/17 Not for Distribution

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DESIGN VS FUNCTION One of the primary tools used in documentation of the critical care pavilion was the use of BEHAVIOR MAPS L4tablets

and bluebeam toolboxes. As we

In addition to through shadowing nurses each person These diagrams present a snapshot of made a ‘round’ the floorplan, is documented

The maps reflect an increase in visitors at 6pm as well as show the usage of the corridors for rounding.

during their shift, the research team who is in the unit, with whom they are where they are and what their primary occupation is. This way we also conducted hourly behavior maps interacting, and where that interaction can seemark the spaces that areof being utilized the most and by whom. which the location people is occurring. By overlaying the twelve within in the CCP Critical Care Units at behavior maps recorded, you can see We can also start to see if spaces are being used as designed and any particular time. which spaces are used and unused where potential programmatic gaps can be addressed. the most.

*for behavior map analysis, see appendix 6.1 Behavior Map Analysis

Combined Behavior Maps

Patient Rooms were not entered for privacy purposes. Data from these rooms was collected based on visibility from corridor

METROHEALTH CCP EXPANSION multi-purpose room scale: 3/64” = primarily 1’ used by

multi-purpose room rarely used

visitors

SHAFT 810

ELEVATOR 5 CP4-E5

MULTI PURPOSE ROOM CP4-112

TLT CP4-111A

TLT CP4-109A

TLT CP4-107A

ELEVATOR 6 CP4-E6 LINEN ALCOVE CP4-169A

TLT CP4-103A

WAITING CP4-100

PATIENT ROOM CP4-107

PATIENT ROOM CP4-105

TLT CP4-167A

PATIENT ROOM CP4-103

PATIENT ROOM CP4-167

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PATIENT ROOM CP4-109

PATIENT ROOM CP4-111

PATIENT ROOM CP4-113

CONSULT CP4-100E

TLT CP4-113A

SOILED UTILITY CP4-168

ADA TLT CP4-105A

CONSULT CP4-100D TOILET CP4-100B

TLT CP4-115A

FAMILY TLT CP4-100C

CORRIDOR CP4-400

CORRIDOR CP4-401 PATIENT ROOM CP4-115 TOILET CP4-114

STAFF TOILET CP4-110

ADA TLT CP4-117A

TEAM WORK STATION CP4-101

MULTI DISCIPINARY ROOM CP4-102

TEAM WORK STATION CP4-108

PHYSICIAN WORK ROOM CP4-106

PATIENT ROOM CP4-104

MEN'S LOCKER CP4-170A

DATA ROOM CP4-200

EQUIPMENT CP4-171 STAFF LOUNGE CP4-170

PATIENT ROOM CP4-117 CLEAN SUPPLY CP4-116

MEDICATIONS CP4-302

PATIENT ROOM (SDCU) CP4-203

PATIENT ROOM CP4-301

TEAM WORK STATION CP4-118

PATIENT ROOM CP4-119

CORRIDOR CP4-402

WOMEN'S LOCKER CP4-164B CORRIDOR CP4-407 CORRIDOR CP4-406

EXIT CP4-205B

DATA ROOM CP4-118A

CORRIDOR CP4-403

MEDICATIONS CP4-152B

PATIENT ROOM CP4-303

PATIENT ROOM (SDCU) CP4-205

ADA TLT CP4-123A

LAB CP4-206B

PATIENT ROOM CP4-305

PATIENT ISOLATION ROOM CP4-123

TEAM WORK CP4-306

ADA TLT CP4-305A

ELECTRICAL ROOM CP4-122

TLT CP4-125A

CLEAN SUPPLY CP4-152A

TLT CP4-207A

PATIENT ROOM CP4-155

TEAM WORK STATION CP4-148

PATIENT ROOM CP4-153

EQUIPMENT ALCOVE CP4-403B PASSAGE CP4-403A

LINEN CART CP4-403C

MULTI DISCIPLINARY ROOM CP4-140

PATIENT ROOM CP4-149 TLT CP4-151A

WAITING CP4-142

PATIENT ROOM CP4-147

SOILED UTILITY CP4-136 CLEAN SUPPLY CP4-134

TLT CP4-147A

NOURISHMENT CP4-138

PATIENT ROOM CP4-129

STAIR 1 CPS4-1

PATIENT ROOM CP4-135

PATIENT ROOM CP4-137

TLT CP4-141A

TLT CP4-139A

PATIENT ROOM CP4-133 TLT CP4-137A

PATIENT ROOM CP4-131

TLT CP4-133A TLT CP4-131A

sub-waiting underutilized

sub-waiting area underutilized

Residents

white coats, light blue scrubs, street c

RNs (Registered Nurse) black scrubs

Nurse Interns

Documentation

Respiratory Therapists

Medication Prep

Dietitians

Medical Admin.

white scrubs

navy blue scrubs

royal blue scrubs

Dietary Tray Delivery Tea black pants, blue polo shirt

Customer Care Partners teal scrubs

PC Clinical Care

PT/OT (Physical/Occupat Therapists) black scrubs

NC Non-clinical Care

EVS

black top, grey scrubs

Lab

Social Workers

Miscellaneous

Clergy

Waste

Other

OCCUPANT LEGEND Family / Visitors

Patients

Attending Physicians

Residents

Registered Nurse

Nurse Interns

Respiratory Therapists

Dietitians

EVS

Customer Care Partners

Dietary Tray Delivery Team

Social Workers

Other

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Attending Physicians

Socialization

unoccupied rooms

TLT CP4-135A

Patients

PATIENT ROOM CP4-141 PATIENT ROOM CP4-139

CORRIDOR CP4-404

CC Care Coordination

SP Supply

SUB WAITING CP4-404A

EQUIPMENT CP4-130

Family / Visitors

white coats, light blue scrubs, street c

ACTIVITIES

TLT CP4-153A

TLT CP4-149A

MEDICATION CP4-128

TLT CP4-129A

TLT CP4-309A

TLT CP4-155A

PATIENT ROOM CP4-151

LINEN CART CP4-405A

HSKP CP4-146

PATIENT ROOM CP4-127

physician’s workroom heavily utilized

TLT CP4-157A

CORRIDOR CP4-405

TLT CP4-307A

PATIENT ROOM CP4-309

OCCUPANTS

SUB WAITING CP4-407A

EQUIPMENT CP4-126

TLT CP4-127A

TLT CP4-159A

PATIENT ROOM CP4-157

PATIENT ROOM CP4-307

PATIENT ROOM CP4-125

unoccupied patient rooms

AUTOCLAVE CP4-206A

PHYSICIAN WORK ROOM CP4-158

CLEAN SUPPLY CP4-152C

MULTI DISCIPLINARY ROOM CP4-148A

PATIENT ROOM CP4-207 TEAM WORK STATION CP4-124

NOURISHMENT CP4-152D SHARED SUPPORT CORE CP4-152

CORRIDOR CP4-406A

" 5/8

TOILET CP4-205A

TLT CP4-161A

PATIENT ROOM CP4-159

FAMILY SHOWER CP4-156

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TLT CP4-303A

MULTI DISCIPLINARY ROOM CP4-120

STAFF TOILET CP4-154

' 13

SHARED TEAM STATION CP4-206

PATIENT ROOM CP4-121

PATIENT ROOM CP4-161

TEAM WORK STATION CP4-164

TOILET CP4-164A

TOILET CP4-204

TLT CP4-301A

TLT CP4-121A

OFFICE CP4-162

OFFICE CP4-160

ELEC CP4-202

TOILET CP4-203A

LINEN CART CP4-402B

TLT CP4-119A

SUB WAITING CP4-408B

TOILET CP4-170B

TLT CP4-104A

SOILED UTILITY CP4-300

TLT CP4-163A

PATIENT ROOM CP4-163

CORRIDOR CP4-408

EXIT CP4-203B

HSKP CP4-108A

ADA TLT CP4-165A

PATIENT ISOLATION ROOM CP4-165

SUB WAITING CP4-408A

CORRIDOR CP4-410

No Data Due to Privacy Concerns / Security / Data

street clothes

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ROOM OCCUPANCY

The totals above, derived from behavioral mapping data, demonstrate which rooms staff frequent the most. Through shadowing nurses and recording space utilization behavior maps, the research team was able to understand which areas of the flexible plan are utilized more than other, whether that be certain Support Cores, or particular spaces within each unit. Both studies revealed that the Physician Workrooms and the workstation are the most occupied spaces. The behavior maps showed that many spaces are underutilized that could potentially unburden Team Workstations and Physician’s Workrooms.

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CORRIDOR AND PUBLIC AREAS

CORRIDOR room numbering creates confusion

WORKSTATION ALCOVE visibility controlled windows for privacy/safety

ROUNDS

clear signage

carts stored in corridors

CORRIDOR

congested corridor during team rounding

alcove phones rare

SUB-WAITING

PUBLIC ENTRANCE

entrance call in cart in corridor

sub-waiting area used for equipment storage doors easy to force

sub-waiting adjacent to patient room Maintenance congestion

visitors often obstruct opening doors

PRIMARY SUB-WAITING

STORAGE ALCOVE

crash cart stored in supply cart alcove sub-waiting

rarely utilized by family/

supply carts stored in designated alcoves for easy supply access

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Floor Plan highlighting several underutilized spaces as told by the staff and witnessed during research,

OVERUTILIZED UNDERUTILIZED

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T Y P I CA L M E D I CAT I O N R O O M S

FLOORS 3 & 4

MEDICATION ROOM UTILIZATION

1 2 3 4 5

The CCP has multiple variations on the medication room layout that require staff to learn multiple efficient routes, potentially resulting in delayed patient care and medication errors. The counter space and configuration of Med Room C is the most preferred by the staff and pharmacy, while Med Room A is the least preferred due to its lack of counter space and open layout, which is perceived as less secure and prone to distractions. The rooms were designed for 3 Pyxis but are currently holding 4.

keys into room washes hands searches system retrieves medicine exits room

KEY DIAGRAM

Average Square Footage: 165 ft2 Number of rooms: 3 per floor

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MADF 2019

M I D AT L A N T I C D E S I G N FELLOWSHIP

For the past decade, HKS DC has hosted a competitive design competition that pairs professionals with design students. Over the span of a weekend, 3-4 teams tackle a design prompt and furiously charrette innovative and imaginative design solutions to present to a panel of guest critics. Every year our MADF team assembles and writes a new design prompt, exploring local issues including equity, access, and urban design. The process starts with a call for applications, and students from architecture and design programs from all over the country submit materials in the hopes of participating. They are then paired in teams with HKS professionals to begin exploring the prompt and working through a rigorous 3 day design charrette. This process involves intermediate crits by the MADF team and guest lectures by invited professionals from relevant fields. The entire process culminates in a day long design presentation and critique by guest critics in front of the HKS DC office. credit; Kaitlyn Badlato, Rebecca Soja, and Zachary Wolke - HKS Inc

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RETHINKING REDEVELOPMENT IN IVY CITY

IVY CITY

CONTEXT

Our

nation’s

capital

has

undergone

tremendous

important equalizers for communities. Access to green

change within the last several decades. Washington

space and recreation provides an avenue for communities

DC’s population is growing and the housing market

to connect with each other and instill a sense of ownership

continually struggles to provide affordable housing for

for where they live, regardless of economic status, race,

a majority of residents.

The socioeconomic make-up

or ethnicity. With an increase in urbanization and open

of the city is intrinsically tied to the housing stock, which

space at a premium, how can we return underutilized

is becoming increasingly exclusive as the evident gap

land back to the residents for the betterment of the

between low-income and high-income widens. As one of

community? What if parks and recreation spaces were the

the remaining “third places” that are open to all without

equalizers that enable all communities to thrive - socially,

any barriers, parks and recreation centers can serve as

economically, culturally?

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MADF 2019

Ivy City

PROMPT RESEARCH

MODERN HISTORY RAILROAD DECLINE

1996. Marion Barry targets for redevelopment.

NIGHTCLUBS

2001. Nightclub Dream opens.

IVY CITY TODAY

INVESTMENT

2007. Home forclosures highest in the city.

NEGLECT & RE-DEVELOPMENT

2010. Habitat renovates 40 homes for low income residents.

2012. Mayor Gray paves Crummell schoolyard.

2015. Hecht Warehouse renovated

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ETHOS

SITE TOUR

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VIEWS: RAIN AND STORMWATER RETENTION MADF 2019

STUDENT WORK

Rain and Stormwater Retention Team 3 (cred. Rachel Julius, Chen Zhang, and Wenpei Chen)

Breathing Connections; Railyard Plan Team 2 (cred. Yage Chen, Trevor Wood, and Gabriele Tripi)

Breathing Connections; ID Rail Panels Team 2 (cred. Yage Chen, Trevor Wood, and Gabriele Tripi)

BIOPHILIC

VARIETY

Ivy Station; Master Plan Connections Team 1 (cred. Taylor Heim, Adam Knoebel, and Omer Gorashi)

Axon : Panel Use ●

The adaptable panels can be programmed for various experiences depending on the user. These would be co-created with the community.

●

Some elements could include: Solar Panels, Vertical Gardens, Art Displays, Canopies, and other functions to be determined by community.

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STUDENT WORK

Ivy City; Parks and Recreation Center Team 2 (cred. Yage Chen, Trevor Wood, and Gabriele Tripi)

Section 2 : E-W

Breathing Connections; Site Program Team 2 (cred. Yage Chen, Trevor Wood, and Gabriele Tripi)

Ivy City; Breathing Connections Team 2 (cred. Yage Chen, Trevor Wood, and Gabriele Tripi)

CONNECT

PRAY PLAY

REST

GROW

PLAY

PLAY GROW

RESTORE

EAT

LIVE

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Ivy Station; Master Plan Activation Team 1 (cred. Taylor Heim, Adam Knoebel, and Omer Gorashi)

backfill priorities

backfill priorities SD - CD SET

To support the new pavilion and connect it to the existing hospital, our team selectively chose key interventions along the existing complex to transform and open to establish continuity between old and new. This process was careful and extremely dependent on close coordination with the new pavilion team and the users. Since the building would remain operational, we had to be rigorous about our process in designing complicated phased-construction that would leave the areas affected operational and provide much needed new program. credit Yasaman Bagheri, Emily Dickinson - HKS Inc.

EXISTING GROUND LEVEL / NEW GROUND LEVEL

GENERAL NOTES - DEMOLITION

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1. REFER TO SPECIFICATION SECTION 02 41 19 - SELECTIVE DEMOLITION FOR SPECIFIC PROJECT REQUIREMENTS. 2. REFER TO DEMOLITION SYMBOL LEGEND ON DRAWINGS. 3. CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE DEMOLITION WORK SEQUENCE. REFERENCE PHASING DRAWINGS WHERE APPLICABLE. 4. DEMOLITION DRAWINGS REPRESENT EXISTING CONDITIONS BASED ON LIMITED EXISTING DRAWINGS AND SITE OBSERVATIONS. CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING BUILDING AND SITE CONDITIONS. 5. DEMOLITION DRAWINGS GENERALLY INDICATE EXISTING SCOPE OF WORK TO BE DEMOLISHED AND ARE NOT INTENDED TO LIMIT OR FULLY DEFINE THE SCOPE OF WORK TO BE REMOVED IN ORDER TO ACCOMPLISH SCOPE OF NEW CONSTRUCTION. WHERE THESE CONDITIONS OCCUR OUTSIDE OF THE DEMOLITION LIMITS, AREAS SHALL BE RETURNED TO THEIR ORIGINAL CONDITION AS PART OF THE NEW CONSTRUCTION SCOPE OF WORK. 6. CONTRACTOR SHALL NOTIFY ARCHITECT OF ANY CONFLICTS BETWEEN EXISTING CONSTRUCTION AND CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS. 7. REFERENCE STRUCTURAL AND MEP DRAWINGS FOR OTHER DISCIPLINE DEMOLITION SCOPE OF WORK. 8. WHERE EXISTING WALL MOUNTED DEVICES, FIXTURES OR OTHER WALL MOUNTED ITEMS ARE SCHEDULED TO BE SALVAGED, REFERENCE CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS FOR NEW LOCATIONS OR COORDINATE WITH OWNER FOR STORAGE LOCATION. 9. PARTITIONS SCHEDULED TO BE REMOVED; DEMOLITION SHOULD INCLUDE MISCELLANEOUS BRACING, TRACK,ETC. TO BOTTOM OF STRUCTURE. 10. CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN ALL REQUIRED EXITS UNOBSTRUCTED, ILLUMINATED AND PROTECTED FROM CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES. 11. CONTRACTOR TO CLEAN AREAS ADJACENT TO DEMOLITION AREA OF DUST, DIRT AND DEBRIS CAUSED BY DEMOLITIONS OPERATIONS. 12. PROMPTLY DISPOSE OF DEMOLISHED MATERIALS. DO NOT ALLOW DEMOLISHED MATERIALS TO ACCUMULATE ON-SITE. TRANSPORT DEMOLISHED MATERIALS AND LEGALLY DISPOSE OF THEM.

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TG081

COLUMBIA, M

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DEMOLITION KEYNOTES

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KEYNOTE

COMMENT

1 2 3

ALL EXISTING ROOM FINISHES TO BE REMOVED IN THEIR ENTIRETY EXISTING CASEWORK AND CABINETRY TO BE REMOVED IN ITS ENTIRETY EXISTING WALL TO BE REMOVED TO THE EXTENT REQUIRED FOR FRAMING AND INSTALLING NEW DOOR. EXISTING CARPET IN THIS AREA TO BE REMOVED IN ITS ENTIRETY. PREP SUBFLOOR TO RECEIVE NEW FLOORING FINISH. EXISTING CEILING TILES TO BE REMOVED AND NEW CEILING TILES TO BE INSTALLED IN THIS AREA. EXISTING BULKHEAD, GRID, LIGHTS, DIFFUSERS AND ALL CEILING DEVICES TO REMAIN. EXISTING PLUMBING FIXTURE TO BE REMOVED IN ITS ENTIRETY. SEE PLUMBING DRAWINGS FOR FURTHER INFORMATION. EXISTING FLOOR AND WALL FINISHES IN THIS AREA TO REMAIN. PATCH OR REPLACE ANY DAMAGED FLOOR OR WALL FINISHES DAMAGED DURING DEMOLITION/ INSTALLATION OF NEW EQUIPMENT. EXISTING DOORS TO REMAIN. REFERENCE NEW WORK DESIGN FINISHES FOR PAINT COLOR EXISTING DOOR, FRAME AND HARDWARE TO BE REMOVED AND SALVAGED AND RELOCATED PER NEW DESIGN EXISTING RAMP TO BE REMOVED AND FLOOR LEVELED EXISTING FIRE SHUTTER TO BE REMOVED REMOVE EXISTING HVAC EQUIPMENT, SEE MEP DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFO EXISTING ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT TO BE REMOVED. COORDINATE WITH ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS REMOVE HVAC WINDOW UNIT AND REPLACE WINDOW GLAZING IN KIND REMOVE EXISTING KITCHEN EQUIPMENT EXISTING FIRE DEPARTMENT CONNECTION TO BE REMOVED. EXISTING ROLLERSHADES ON ALL EXTERIOR WINDOWS TO REMAIN PROVIDE TEMPORARY PARTITION TO SEPARATE CONSTRUCTION AREA. SEE NEW WORK PLANS FOR EXTENT OF DEMO FOR INSTALLATION OF NEW DOOR. DEMOLISH SLAB TO EXTENTS REQUIRED FOR SHAFT EXISTING LOCKERS TO BE REMOVED WHERE SHAFT CONFLICTS EXISTING WALL TO BE REMOVED AND REPLACED WITH APPLICABLE RATING DEMOLISH SLAB TO EXTENTS REQUIRERED FOR MECHANICAL DUCTWORKS, SEE MECHANICAL DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION REMOVE ROOFING AS REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION OF NEW ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT & ROOFTOP EQUIPMENT SUPPORT MODIFY PENTHOUSE PANELS FOR NEW DUCTWORK PENETRATIONS, SEE MECHANICAL DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION. ALL EXISTING ROOM FINISHES TO BE REMOVED IN THEIR ENTIRETY. WHERE TILE IS REMOVED FROM WALLS OR COLUMNS REPLACE DRYWALL WITH NEW 5/8" DRYWALL. REMOVE CASEWORK, COUNTER, SINK, AND LOCKERS FOR STAFF LOUNGE RE-USE. NEW CONCRETE FLOOR TO BE PROVIDED AS PART OF A DIFFERENT PROJECT (MGUH PAVILION) BEFORE START OF CONSTRUCTION OF BACKFILL PROJECT. COORDINATE WITH THE ADJACENT MGUH PAVILLION PROJECT. PATCH SHAFT WALL AFTER REMOVAL OF EXISTING TO BE REMOVED DUCTWORK & INSTALLING NEW DUCTS. SEE PARTITION TYPES FOR CONSTRUCTION TYPE OF SHAFT WALL &COORDINATE WITH MECHANICAL DRAWINGS REMOVE HEAVY DUTY FILING SYSTEM.

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10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 21 22 23 24

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FOOD SERVICES AND PHYSICAL THERAPY

FREEZER

RAMP UP

DEMOLITION SYMBOLS

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ITEMS SHOWN DASHED ARE EXISTING TO BE REMOVED.

EXISTING BLOCKED WINDOW

ITEMS SHOWN SCREENED ARE EXISTING TO REMAIN.

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DEMOLITION KEYNOTE

with the project architect. It was a painstaking process

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kitchen to have uninterrupted service throughout the

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due to the complicated phasing that required the

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construction process.

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ELEC MG405A

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WOMEN'S TLT

MAIN STAIR #7

MG407

MGS07

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1' - 7"

TG520B

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A0320/ 02

152' - 9"

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1' - 0"

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0' - 1" / 1' - 0"

TG577A

FEC

10"

0' - 1" / 1' - 0"

INTERIM DIET OFFICE TG577A 7" 3' - 10"

ALIGN

152' - 9"

INTERIM KITCHEN TG577

CORRIDOR TG520A

H3 A3

TG520A

FEC

H3 1' - 9 3/4"

1' - 0"

CORR TG098

5' - 9 3/4"

TG577B

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H3 24' - 6"

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WALK-IN FRZ TG503

TG502 H3

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20' - 0"

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KITCHEN TG077

SHARED OFFICE TG502

CORRIDOR TG510

TG504

WALK-IN REF TG504

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8' - 0"

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BULK STG TG509

LOCKER TG507 19 - C1

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STAFF TLT TG506

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TG505

9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15.

REFER TO SHEET A0330 FOR LOUVER INFORMATION, SCHEDULES AND DETAILS. REFER TO SHEET A0350 FOR CASEWORK DETAILS AND INFORMATION. REFER TO SHEET A0306 FOR INTERIOR EXPANSION JOINT DETAILS. REFER TO SHEET A0500 FOR EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS REFER TO SHEET A0501 FOR STAIR AND RAMP SECTIONS AND DETAILS. REFER TO FS SERIES FOR FOOD SERVICE DRAWINGS. ALL INTERIOR PARTITIONS ARE TYPE A3 WITH SOUND ATTENUATION, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. 16. REFER TO LS SERIES DRAWINGS FOR LIFE SAFETY DESIGN INTENT INFORMATION. 17. ALL MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SHOWN IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY. REFER TO MEDICAL EQUIPMENT DRAWINGS FOR SPECIFIC INFORMATION. 18. REFER TO A0400 SERIES DRAWINGS FOR REFLECTED CEILING DESIGN INTENT.

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FOOD SERVICE PHASING

MA8

1250 EYE STREET, NW, SUITE 600 WASHINGTON, DC 20005

MEP ENGINEER

demo physical therapy build interim kitchen & staff lounge demo existing kitchen provide new egress build new kitchen demo interim kitchen build servery

LEACH WALLACE ASSOCIATES, INC. 7067 COLUMBIA GATEWAY DRIVE, SUITE 250 COLUMBIA, MD 21046

FOOD SERVICES CORSI ASSOCIATES

1489 BALTIMORE PIKE, SUITE 109 SPRINGFIELD, PA 19064

LIFE SAFETY

KOFFEL COMPLIANCE 8815 CENTRE PARK DR, #200 COLUMBIA, MD 21045

FLOOR PLAN LEGEND

EXISTING BUILDING

LIMIT OF CONSTRUCTION

WORK NOT IN THIS PHASE

MA-P

REF. A0220/01

MA-Q

CORR TG123

ELEC MG4E01

A0372

MA-N

MA-O

MA-M

CORR TG096

TELECOMM MG4T01

CDR

MA-L

CDR

MA7 J3

ELEC MG405A

H3 3' - 2 3/4"

SERVERY / CAFE TG500A 4' - 2" 18' - 5"

WOMEN'S TLT MG407

ELEC TG090

MAIN STAIR #7 MGS07

ELEC TG089

3' - 10"

1' - 10"

CLST TG095

MEN'S TLT MG501

SHAFT TG093

MA-K

MA-J

MAIN ELEV LOBBY TG094

TG577

MA9

HKS, P.C.

BACKFILL PRIORITIES

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

ARCHITECT

OWNER

MEDSTAR GEORGETOWN MEDICAL CENTER, INC. TG578

3800 RESERVOIR ROAD, N.W. INFILL CONCRETE WASHINGTON, GAP & PROVIDE DC 20007 EXPANSION JOINTS BETWEEN THE TWO OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE BUILDINGS JLLA3

1101 SKOKIE BLVD SUITE 200 J3

TG520A

2' - 7 1/4"

CDR

INTERIM REVIEW ONLY WALK-IN FRZ TG514 TheseTG514 documents are incomplete, and are released for interim review only and are not intended for regulatory approval, permit, or construction purposes. Architect: XXXXXX Arch. Reg. No.: XXXX Date: XX/XX/XXXX

CORR TG098

TG577B

SERVERY / CAFE TG500C

TG510A

20' - 4"

CART STAGING TG577A

FEC 14' - 7 3/4"

CORRIDOR TG510

KEY PLAN

TG504

WALK-IN REF TG504

FOOD PREP TG577B

CICCHINELLI 2022 OFF, MGR TG505

TG505

A0320/ 03

HKS PROJECT NUMBER

24569.000 A3 DATE

5' - 4 1/2" 06/23/2021

22' - 1"

T6 5'-0"

SHARED OFFICE TG502

TRASH HOLD MA3 TG501

WALK-IN FRZ TG503

TG502

1' - 0"

TG503 TG501

CDR

8' - 4 3/4"

DATE

WALK-IN REF TG513 TG513 REVISION SEE FOODSERVICE NO. DESCRIPTION DRAWINGS FOR WALK-IN INFORMATION & DETAIL

10' - 3"

7' - 11"

FEC

SERVERY / CAFE TG500B

MA4

9' - 3"

KITCHEN TG577

RAMP DN

11' - 0"

CORR TG098

DISH ROOM TG578

NORTHBROOKE IL 60062

7' - 10 3/4"

135 .00 °

MA5

1600 RIVEREDGE PARKWAY NW, SUITE 900

ATLANTA GA 30328 DRY STG TG515 MEDICAL EQUIPMENT A3 ROSS & BARRUZINI - MITCHELL PLANNING 3' - 2 1/2"

LOW VOLTAGE ENGINEER

ROSS & BARRUZINI - EDI A3

CORRIDOR TG520A

2' - 0" 14' - 10"

2' - 0"

CDR

6' - 10"

TG500

SERVERY / CAFE TG500

6' - 0"

3' - 10"

2020 K ST NW STE 1100 TG515 WASHINGTON, DC 20006

TG516

A3 7' - 4 1/2" HSKPG TG516

6' - 0"

FEC

2' - 0"

TG520B

A3 6' - 5"

11' - 6"

MA6

9' - 3 1/2"

ALT 1: POURED TERRAZZO ALT 2: PORCLAIN TILE BASE BID: TERRAZZO TILE

ROOF

NEW PIPE PENETRATION THROUGH ROOF, SEE MECHANICAL DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION

ADD ALT 1: PORCELAIN TILE W/ PATTERN ADD ALT 2: LIMESTONE W/ PATTERN BASE BID: GRAPHIC WALL COVERING BL-H

PORTAL FRAMING 7

MA-N

BL-J

MA-M

PAVILION [NOT IN SCOPE]

FOLDING PARTITION

KEY PLAN N

MEDIA/ART WALL

NOTE: FURNITURE IS CONCEPTUAL

MA-N

ACCESS TO NATURAL LIGHT

1/8" = 1'-0"

MA-M

MA-L

MA-K

SURGICAL PAVILION MA-J

AREA 2

initial material selections and provide alternates.

AREA 1

AREA 3

with our interiors team using Revit and Enscape to illustrate

EXISTING EXPANSION JOINT

TOILETS MA-J

MA3

MA4

derived from charrettes with the users and our medical space

BL-K

FIRE SHUTTER MA-K

KEY PLAN

planner. The preferred options I quickly rendered in coordination MA5

MA6

MA7

MA8

hospital’s facilities director, users, and the larger MedStar corporate COLUMBIA, MD 21045

8815 CENTRE PARK DR, #200

KOFFEL COMPLIANCE

LIFE SAFETY

SPRINGFIELD, PA 19064

1489 BALTIMORE PIKE, SUITE 109

CORSI ASSOCIATES

FOOD SERVICES

COLUMBIA, MD 21046

7067 COLUMBIA GATEWAY DRIVE, SUITE 250

LEACH WALLACE ASSOCIATES, INC.

MEP ENGINEER

WASHINGTON, DC 20005

KEY PLAN

AREA 1

DATE

SHEET NO.

SHEET TITLE

LEVEL 01 RCP CONNECTORS AREA AREA

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

ISSUE

DATE

06/23/2021

24569.000

HKS PROJECT NUMBER

REVISION NO. DESCRIPTION

Date: XX/XX/XXXX

Architect: XXXXXX Arch. Reg. No.: XXXX

permit, or construction purposes.

are not intended for regulatory approval,

are released for interim review only and

These documents are incomplete, and

INTERIM REVIEW ONLY

NORTHBROOKE IL 60062

1101 SKOKIE BLVD SUITE 200

ROSS & BARRUZINI - MITCHELL PLANNING

MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

ATLANTA GA 30328

1600 RIVEREDGE PARKWAY NW, SUITE 900

ROSS & BARRUZINI - EDI

LOW VOLTAGE ENGINEER

WASHINGTON, DC 20006

2020 K ST NW STE 1100

JLL

OWNER'S REPRESENTATIVE

WASHINGTON, DC 20007

3800 RESERVOIR ROAD, N.W.

MEDSTAR GEORGETOWN MEDICAL CENTER, INC.

OWNER

WORK NOT IN THIS PHASE

LIMIT OF CONSTRUCTION

EXISTING BUILDING

FLOOR PLAN LEGEND

and design options, and test-fitted multiple program options

01 AREA 3 LEVEL 01 CONCOURSE RCP

MA-L

WAITING

S1005

WAITING

MA3

MA4

LIMIT OF CONSTRUCTION

EXISTING BUILDING

MA9

REFLECTED CEILING PLAN LEGEND

These 2 enabling projects involved direct coordination with the

RGICAL CONNECTOR RCP

BL-I

VISUAL CONNECTION BL-12

UP MAIN STAIR #6 M1S06

WAITING

N WOMEN'S TLT M1314

LACTATION

NEW DUCT PENETRATION THROUGH ROOF, SEE MECHANICAL DRAWINGS FOR MORE INFORMATION

TOILETS

MEN'S TLT M1315

WAITING M1308

MA5

QUIET ROOM

GO-A

BL-11

AUTOCLAVE / STOR RM M1317

BL-10

BACTERIOLOGY BL-9 M1319

MA6

MA7

MA8

TOILET

MA3

MA4

BRK RM G101G

GO-B

GO-C

ALIGN

QUIET ROOM

GO-A

BL-A

MAIN HOSPITAL

CORR G1001

OFFICE G101F

OFFICE G101E

BORROWED LIGHT INTO CONCOURSE

TLT G101H1

ADD ALT 1: PORCELAIN TILE W/ PATTERN ADD ALT 2: LIMESTONE W/ PATTERN BASE BID: GRAPHIC WALL COVERING QUIET ROOM M1306

TLT G101J

3 MULTIPURPOSE ROOM

BL-I

LACTATION M1302B

MA5

KEY PLAN MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM M1304

TLT, UNISEX M1301B

TLT, UNISEX M1301A

LACTATION M1302A

MA9

WHERE ARCHITECTURALLY SIGNIFICANT. REFERENCE SPECIFICATIONS AND MEP DRAWINGS FORTO SHEET A0324 FOR WALL PROTECTION TYPES AND DETAILS. 4. REFER OTHER ACCESS DOOR LOCATIONS. 5. REFER TO SHEET A0324 FOR LOCKER TYPE SCHEDULE. 7. EXIT SIGNS ARE SHOWN ON REFLECTED CEILING PLAN ONLY WHERE LOCATION IS6. REFER TO SHEET AX.XX FOR SHOWER AND TUB DETAILS. MA-K MA-J ARCHITECTURAL SIGNIFICANT. 7. REFER TO SHEET A0330 - A0333 FOR DOOR INFORMATION, SCHEDULES AND DETAI 8. DIMENSIONS AT CUBICLE CURTAIN TRACKS ARE TO CENTER OF TRACK, TYP. 8. REFER TO SHEET A0340 FOR FINISH INFORMATION AND SCHEDULES. 9. ALL CUBICLE CURTAIN TRACKS MUST CLEAR DOOR SWINGS BY 3' MINIMUM. 9. REFER TO SHEET A0330 FOR LOUVER INFORMATION, SCHEDULES AND DETAILS. 10. REFERENCE A0340 FOR CEILING SYMBOL LEGEND. 10. REFER TO SHEET A0350 FOR CASEWORK DETAILS AND INFORMATION. 11. REFERENCE AX.XX FOR CONTROL JOINT DETAILS. 11. REFER TO SHEET A0306 FOR INTERIOR EXPANSION JOINT DETAILS. 12. REFERENCE A0306 FOR EXPANSION JOINT TYPES AND DETAILS. 12. REFER TO SHEET A0500 FOR EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS 13. REFERENCE AX.XX FOR METAL FABRICATION DETAILS. 13. REFER TO SHEET A0501 FOR STAIR AND RAMP SECTIONS AND DETAILS. 14. ALL TYPICAL ACT CEILINGS TO BE ACT01, UNO. ALL TYPICAL GYP BD CEILINGS TO 14. BE PAINTED REFER TO FS SERIES FOR FOOD SERVICE DRAWINGS. WITH IPT02, UNO. 15. ALL INTERIOR PARTITIONS ARE TYPE A3 WITH SOUND ATTENUATION, UNLESS OTH 15. REFER TO A0340 FOR INTERIOR INFORMATION. NOTED. 16. REFER TO LS SERIES DRAWINGS FOR LIFE SAFETY DESIGN INTENT INFORMATION. 17. ALL MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SHOWN IS FOR REFERENCE ONLY. REFER TO MEDICAL E ARCHITECT DRAWINGS FOR SPECIFIC INFORMATION. HKS, P.C. 18. REFER TO A0400 SERIES DRAWINGS FOR REFLECTED CEILING DESIGN INTENT. 1250 EYE STREET, NW, SUITE 600

MULTIPURPOSE ROOM

GO-B

GO-8

MA6

CORRIDOR M1310

CORRIDOR T1080

MA-J

MA-L

team to bring in the new brand language of the pavilion project and

GO-7

GO-C

TELECOMM M13T01

MAIN ELEV LOBBY T1074

MA-K

BUILDING SIGNAGE

BL-8

LAB M1320

FIRE SHUTTER

MAIN HOSPITAL 2A: Level 01 Concourse Interior Renders KROLL LAB M1300

CORR T1093

MA-L

MA-M

TOILET

BL-I

CORR T1081

MA-M

MA-N

LACTATION

MA7

BL-7

UP ALIGN

BL-6

MAIN STAIR #7 M1S07

MA-N

MA-O

BACKFILL PRIORITIES

MA-P

[EXISTING CEILING NOT IN SCOPE]

MA8

MA9

BL-5

MA-Q

2A: Level 01 Concourse provide much needed program for staff and the community. I set up Plan and Reflected Ceilingbuilt Plan the graphic language of the multiple presentations, the model

LEVEL 01 CONCOURSE & GROUND LEVEL PHC LOBBY

PUBLIC SPACES

backfill priorities

PH-C

PH-B

PH-A

GO-1

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GO-2

GO-3

GO-4

GO-6

DEPT OF ORTHOPAEDICS PGC05

PH-6.1

GORMAN

PHC CENTER STAIR #2 PGS02

PH-7

GO-7

ELEVATOR LOBBY FINISHES TO BE UPDATED TO MATCH PHC LOBBY

GO-5

PH-7

CORR TG007 PH-7.4

PH-8

CORR TG005

MEN'S TLT GG023

GORMAN SOUTH STAIR #2 GGS02

GORMAN LAB TG089

STOR PROT SERV PG019

WOMEN'S TLT GG025

seating signage

PH-7.4

INCORPORATE LAB ACCESS VEST TG006

storage

PH-9

PHC PH-11.1

PH-11.1

art walk

PH-11

SG-004

RECEPTION

PAVILION

PH-12

signag

CAFE PG023

PG021

STAIR #04

PH-12

OUTPATIE PHARMA

signage

PH-11

PHC

CDR

RETAIL COFFEE

OUTPAT PHARMACY PG021

PH-9

BE-5 SP2-185 CAFE

PG023

STOR PG209

PH-13

BE-4 SP2-184

EGRESS LINE OF SIGHT

PH-13

PH-13 STAIR #06 SG-006

SIGNAGE OPPORTUNITY

1C: PHC Lobby and Circulation COVERED EXTERIOR EXIT PHC Lobby Reception

CDR

FEATURE WALL

PHC EAST STAIR #3 PGS03

UP PH-15

PH-15

PH-B

PH-A

ADD ALT: WOOD CEILING AS SHOWN BASE BID: PAINT GYP BOARD

ADD ALT: TILE AS SHOWN BASE BID: PAINT

TEMPLATE VERSION: 2.6.8.20141012

6/28/2021 2:25:30 PM

PH-C

PLOT DATE:

ADD ALT: WOOD VENEER AS SHOWN BASE BID: LAMINATE

TERRAZZO TILE AND BASE

CICCHINELLI 2022

PH-C

UPMC Altoona

UPMC Altoona PURSUIT This pursuit was a fast-paced process in which we proposed a new mini-tower as an addition to an existing hospital. I was in charge of coordinating 3 large renderings over the course of one week and creating many diagrams to illustrate how our proposal would simplify their existing complex circulation paths. Also - we won!

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5 4 3 2 1 g Mini-Tower Proposal The proposed new patient beds and re-configured emergency department would allow for a much needed separation of back-of-house circulations and the public way.

CICCHINELLI 2022

UPMC Altoona

RENDERING PROCESS

credit: Lisa Goldsmith, Greg Luongo - HKS Inc

M AT E R I A L S / E N TO U R AG E / AT M O S P H E R E / E X I S T I N G

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rendering credit: Bezier CICCHINELLI 2022

THE FOREIGN COMPLEX

THE FOREIGN COMPLEX 2016 THESIS

A military base exists as a walled off compound, with a

remnants of American occupation have represented

seemingly independent existence. However, over the

symbols of authority. MCAS Futenma is an opportunity

course of 70 years, Okinawa has negotiated with the

to reinstate the ecology of the island at the heart of a

presence of these contested sites in its infrastructure

modern town, allowing citizens to reestablish their

and culture. As bases are decommissioned, the holes

complex relationship to the environment of Okinawa.

in the urban fabric provide opportunity to intervene and

Through two focused interventions, Futenma could

critique a typical insular approach. They could be sites

be re-stitched into the city of Ginowan as a productive

that redefine how people identify with the island, its

experiment grounded in the qualities that make the

ecology, and its turbulent history. For years the physical

island and its inhabitants unique.

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MCAS FUTENMA

INT1/HANGAR

INT2/BARRACK CICCHINELLI 2022

THE FOREIGN COMPLEX

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ryukyuan vs post war

sefa utaki

yuinchi altar

original climate coping strategies are built into the vernacular. postwar homes were designed with mostly defensive strategies

natural face as frame

sanguui tunnel

kudaka view CICCHINELLI 2022

altar and water collection

THE FOREIGN COMPLEX

MARINE CORPS AIR STATION FUTENMA

FUTENMA ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT

LOCAL & TOURIST HOUSING STOCK STACKED MARKET EDUCATIONAL PLANTED CROPS ENTERTAINMENT SPINE & CASINOS

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CICCHINELLI 2022

THE FOREIGN COMPLEX

INT1/HANGAR

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CICCHINELLI 2022

THE FOREIGN COMPLEX

INT2/BARRACK

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CICCHINELLI 2022

CAMP RED J

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In order to preserve the 180 degree views of the lakefront property and provide a home for permanent fixtures such as the cooler and grill, this porch was designed as an outdoor Adirondack mudroom. A covered walkway was added that connected the side of the house to the main deck, a screened in section provided relief from black fly season and a protected location for the seasonal loading/unloading of the camp. The resulting circulation was much more direct and provided a more convenient path to the lakefront.

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tio nta

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sid

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CAMP RED J

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CICCHINELLI 2022