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ARCHITECTURE / DESIGN PORTFOLIO

D I E G O S UA R E Z D E L R E A L


STUDIO DESIGN PROJECTS

DIEGO SUAREZ DEL REAL DESIGN PORTFOLIO

1. NOMAD CITY

Professor Susan Rogers Spring 2015

2. PROSTHETIC LANDSCAPE

Professor Bill Truitt Spring 2014

3. ABSTRACT CONNECTION

Professor Peter Zweig Fall 2014

4. PULSE PAVILION

Professor Michael Gonzalez and Megan Jackson Spring 2015 (DSGNFRDG)

5. STOMA IN THE WALL

Professor Robert Burrow Fall 2012

6. WOODEN TUNNEL

Professor Kevin Story Fall 2013

PROFFESIONAL DESIGN EXPERIENCE 1. STUDIO RED ARCHITECTS 2. BRETT ZAMORE DESIGN 3. CISNEROS DESIGN STUDIO 3. BERCY CHEN STUDIO


Professor Susan Rogers Spring 2015







PROSTHETIC LANDSCAPE

Professor Bill Truitt Spring 2014

Los Angeles River YMCA purpose is to re-form the edge of the site to the river. Shifting a no mans land to an inviting park that is attached to a YMCA, hostel, exterior pools, and exterior soccer and basketball courts. Prosthetic Landscape started to reinvent an industrial and infrastructure site and turn it into central park that connects very different zones and cleans existing river by adding bioswales and natural pools to filtrate the water.


PROGRAM ANALYSIS

Plain Site

SITE ANALYSIS

Second Floor

INDUSTRIAL NEIGHBORHOOD

Ground floor

Artificial Landscape

Vignet I

Vigent V

Vignet II

Vigent VI

Vignet III

Vigent VII

Vignet IV

Final Model

FITNESS CENTER

Folded Skin

Exterior Landscape Circulation WATER PURIFICATION

MODEL PROCESS

LANDSCAPE

Third Floor

WATER CONTROL

Street Floor

CONCEPT ANALYSIS

HOSTEL


The Problem and The Solution

Artificial landscape solve problems e the lack c of green, inhabitable space, river edge, connection c and pollution Little Tokyo

Art Distric t Residential

River no river edge, dge lack of water w r techonolgy and pollution

Concretee lack of green r and n inhabitable b e space

Infrasctructure boundaries that divide and keep the site segrgated


Ground Floor Plan

First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Third Floor Plan



ABSTRACT CONNECTI O N

Professor Peter Zweig Fall 2014

Abstract Connection is a room that brings the connectivity of the millenial resident to the city. In this generation we all move in a faster pace and remain connected with each other, each city, and even each object with one click. Abstract Connection brings the concept and idealogy of a connecting system to the room of a millenial. Studying the patterns of how visitors use typical rooms, what utilities use when they arrive and when they live were the pattarmeters used to form and place certain parts of room as it is used. On average millenials spend less time in their hotel rooms so this room was designed to work in the most efficient way possible while mantaining a high quality design.


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Professor Michael Gonzalez and Megan Jackson Spring 2015 (DSGNFRDG)




S T O M A I N T H E W A L L

Professor Robert Burrow Fall 2012

Stoma in the wall is a project that houses local artists work and has small theaters. the concept behind a wall with pores is to create a visual separtion that becomes the tool that connects all the spaces and is used as circulation. living the gallery and open spaces free of movement. Taking on brutalism as inspiration and using a solid element to house all the circulation, elevators, bathrooms, and even theater. Living the center as a main space and the spaces on the extior side of the mass become the main gallerie spaces.


PROCESS MODELS

FORM & PROGRAM ANALYSIS

Walls are inverted to opposit angles

Theaters

Foundation Diagram

Beams and Trusses

to reunite and connect the triangle

Spaces are created by wall,

Circulation

Tilt Wall Assembly

Addition of Joists

Mechanical System

Columns Erected

Trusses skylight system

outside, and inbetween walls

Gallery Spaces


Technical Inhabited Section


W O O D E N T U N N E L

Professor Kevin Story Fall 2013

MUSIC PERFOMANCE HALL IS INSPIRED BY THE GREAT SOUND OF THE BLUES, SPECIFICALLY THE UNIQUE ROCK, BLUES AND JAZZ THAT IS REPRESENTED BY STEVEI RAY VAUGHN. TAKING THE FAMOUS SONG TEXAS FLOOD AND INSPIRE THE PROGRAM TO BE MORE THAN SELECTED SPACES. THE CLEAR DIVISIONOF INSTRUMENTS IN THE SONG IS OPTIMAL. TAKING THE STRIKING GUITAR AND THE RYTHMIC PATTERN OF THE BASS FORM THE PROGRAM INTO A CONNCETION OF SPACE THAT TOGETHER CREATE A HARMONIC SPACE REPRESTENDED BY THE MUSICAL PIECE.


PROCESS MODELS

FORM & STRUCTRUAL DIAGRAM STUDY

VIGNET I

VIGNET II

VIGNET III

VIGNET IV

VIGNET V

VIGNET VI


Street Level/Site Plan

Third Floor Level Plan

Second Floor Level Plan

Section A 10’

20’

40’

Section B

Detail Section A 10’

20’

40’

10’

20’

40’


STUDIO RED ARCHITECTS

INTERN JULY 2014- JULY 2015 RESPONSABILTIES AND EXPERIENCE Intern position and responsibilities at studio red was to design certain projects from the schematic to conceptual designs. I was also in charge of 3D models using software such as: Sketch up, Revit, 3Ds Max, and Rhino. Each to their own purposes. For instance Sketch up models for client presentations, Revit for construction documents and 3Ds max for rendering and visualization.

NEWLAND COMMUNITIES SCHEMATIC AND CONCEPTUAL DESIGN PHOTOS BY OTHERS



SAUDI ARABIA HOUSTON CONSULATE RENDERING AND 3-D MODEL MAKING



BRETT ZAMORE DESIGN

INTERN JUNE 2013- JULY 2014 RESPONSABILTIES AND EXPERIENCE Intern position at Brett Zamore, I was given the task to build physical models as well as 3D models. Some of the valuable experience at BZD was construction site management. Making sure construction materials, dimensions and installations were done correctly.

WASHINGTON ST.

SCHEMATIC DESIGN AND 3-D MODEL MAKING PHOTO BY OTHERS


604 PEDDIE ST.

ADDITION CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PHOTO BY OTHERS

GITE HOUSE

CONSTRUCTION RE-MODEL MANAGEMENT PHOTO BY OTHERS


CISNEROS DESIGN STUDIO

P.A. JULY 2015- MARCH 2016 RESPONSABILTIES AND EXPERIENCE

As a junior architect at Cisneros Design Studio, I have been involved in several projects, from schematic, to construction documents. I worked on construction documents for several townhomes/apartments. I am also responsible for the production and design of a single family home. I am leading a commercial project, from design, to construction documents and details. In all the projects I have been involved with, I have to set up meetings with clients, contractors, engineers, etc. I am also responsible for material selection, and researching product providers for every project.

RAVINE HOUSE

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT, CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND 3-D MODELING


R-30 RIGID INSULATION (ROOF) ROOF FRAMING, RE: STRUCT

STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF DRIP EDGE FLASHING MOISTURE BARRIER OVER 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING 2X BLOCKING AS REQUIRED METAL FASCIA FURRING CHANNEL

METAL SOFFIT

2X4 WOOD FRAMING @ 16" O.C.

STONE VENEER

R-19 INSULATION (WALL)

MORTAR

1" AIR GAP

MOISTURE BARRIER OVER 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING

STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF R-30 RIGID INSULATION (ROOF)

2X6 WOOD FRAMING @ 16" O.C.

CEILING FRAMING

ROOF HEIGHT 29'-4"

DRIP EDGE FLASHING METAL FASCIA

R-19 INSULATION (WALL)

MOISTURE BARRIER OVER 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING 2X BLOCKING AS REQUIRED

TPO MEMBRANE ROOF

SCHEDULED CEILING

HEADER

R-30 RIGID INSULATION (ROOF)

FLASHING

1/2" GYPSUM BOARD

ROOF FRAMING, RE: STRUCT.

ROOF FRAMING, RE: STRUCT

CHANNEL CLOSURE

METAL DECKING

SCHEDULED WINDOW

DRIP EDGE FLASHING

METAL SOFFIT METAL CLADDING FURRING CHANNEL

STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF

MOISTURE BARRIER OVER 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING

DRIP EDGE FLASHING

METAL FASCIA

SHIM AS REQUIRED

R-19 INSULATION (WALL)

CHANNEL CLOSURE

METAL FASCIA MOISTURE BARRIER OVER 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING ROOF FRAMING, RE: STRUCT.

1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING

METAL SOFFIT R-19 INSULATION (WALL)

METAL CLADDING

2X6 WOOD FRAMING @ 16" O.C.

FURRING CHANNEL

FURRING CHANNEL

REGLET REVEAL BASE

MOISTURE BARRIER OVER 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING METAL CLADDING

CHANNEL CLOSURE

2X4 WOOD PLATE

STOREFRONT MULLION HEAD

SCHEDULED FLOORING

FURRING CHANNEL METAL SOFFIT

1/2" GYPSUM BOARD FLASHING

FURRING CHANNEL

R-30 RIGID INSULATION (ROOF)

TREATED SILL PLATE W/ 1/2" ANCHOR BOLTS @ 48" O.C.

1st Floor 0"

METAL HEADER

STONE FASTENER

STONE CLADDING

SCHEDULED STOREFRONT

CONCRETE FOUNDATION, RE: STRUCT

MORTAR

EXTERIOR

MOISTURE BARRIER OVER 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING

INTERIOR SCHEDULED DOOR

2X6 WOOD FRAMING @ 16" O.C. SCHEDULED WINDOW

R-19 INSTULATION (WALL)

STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF SCHEDULED CEILING

FLASHING

R-30 RIGID INSULATION (ROOF)

2

1/2" GYPSUM BOARD ROOF FRAMING, RE: STRUCT

A6.5

STANDING SEAM METAL ROOF R-30 RIGID INSULATION (ROOF) ROOF FRAMING, RE: STRUCT

R-19 NSULATION (WALL)

WALL SECTION_ 1" = 1'-0"

SCHEDULED DOOR GUARD RAIL, 42" A.F.F.

METAL CLADDING

MOISTURE BARRIER OVER 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING

HEADER

METAL FASCIA METAL FASCIA

SCHEDULED CEILING

FURRING CHANNEL 1/2" GYPSUM BOARD

FURRING CHANNEL

2X6 WOOD FRAMING @ 16 O.C.

CHANNEL CLOSURE METAL SOFFIT

2X BLOCKING AS REQUIRED SCHEDULED CEILING

METAL CLADDING FURRING CHANNEL

1/2" GYPSUM BOARD

2X BLOCKING AS REQUIRED WOOD FRAMING MEMBERS, RE: STRUCT

METAL SOFFIT

1st Floor Plate Ht 10'-6"

HEADER 5/8" GYPSUM BOARD

MOISTURE BARRIER OVER 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING

2X4 WOOD FRAMING @ 16" O.C.

2nd Floor 12'-0"

MOISTURE BARRIER OVER 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING

DRIP EDGE FLASHING

FLASHING

DOOR THRESHOLD

TPO MEMBRANE OVER 1-1/8" PLYWOOD SUBFLOOR

DRIP EDGE FLASHING

2X BLOCKING AS REQUIRED

2X6 WOOD FRAMING @ 16" O.C.

R-19 INSULATION (WALL)

R-19 INSULATION (WALL)

1" AIR GAP

SCHEDULED STOREFRONT WINDOW

MARBLE STONE VENEER MORTAR

SCHEDULED GARAGE DOOR

MOISTURE BARRIER OVER 1/2" PLYWOOD SHEATHING

CONCRETE FOUNDATION, RE: STRUCT

1st Floor 0"

WOOD DECK

SCHEDULED BASE

1st Floor 0"

SCHEDULED FLOORING

INTERIOR

R-19 INSULATION (WALL) TREATED SILL PLATE W/ 1/2" ANCHOR BOLTS @ 48" O.C.

REGLET REVEAL BASE SCHEDULED FLOORING

FLASHING

EXTERIOR

EXTERIOR

2X4 SILL PLATE TREATED SILL PLATE W/ 1/2" ANCHOR BOLTS @ 48" O.C.

1st Floor 0"

CONCRETE FOUNDATION, RE: STRUCT GUNITE

INTERIOR

SCHEDULED STOREFRONT WINDOW CONCRETE FOUNDATION, RE: STRUCT

SCHEDULED FLOORING FLASHING

1st Floor 0"

CONCRETE FOUNDATION, RE: STRUCT

4 A6.5

WALL SECTION_ 1" = 1'-0"

3 A6.5

WALL SECTION_ 1" = 1'-0"

1 A6.5

WALL SECTION_ 1" = 1'-0"

3 A6.7

WALL SECTION_ 1" = 1'-0"

A


ROOF HEIGHT 29'-4"

ROOF HEIGHT 29'-4"

Chimney Height 26'-0" 08

07

07

07

08

B

09

08

12 13

02

C4

02

02

15

09

C4

N3

15

N2

1 A6.7

10

C3

16

10

12

12

2nd Floor 12'-0"

02 N3

2nd Floor Eave Ht 21'-6"

25 1 A6.7

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28

29

23

15

10

08

28 08

2nd Floor 12'-0"

02

16

08

24

10

16

23

10

28 29

N2

N2

3 A6.5

23

08

10

12

02

N2

25

15

16

08

28

10 02

12

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C3

16

25 08 10

08

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12

15

15

13

12 B

08

02

11

C5

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08

08

02

13

24

24 15

02

C5

12 13

12

02

12

08

02

02

11

12

11

12

16

02 11

11

09

09

3'-6"

07 09

ROOF HEIGHT 29'-4"

28

28

1'-6"

08

09

Chimney Height 26'-0"

2nd Floor 12'-0" 1st Floor Plate Ht 10'-6"

01

08

05

05

05

07 08

08

08

16 34

1st Floor 0"

07

34

34

10

10

12

12

SOUTH ELEVATION_

2

1/4" = 1'-0"

A5.0

05 09

05

41

09

12

41

1/4" = 1'-0"

ROOF HEIGHT 29'-4"

ROOF HEIGHT 29'-4" 2

25

09

09

15 19

09

02

01

02

01

25

23

23 28

29 08

29

10

08

05

42

3'-0"

3'-6"

1'-0" 42

42

1st Floor 0" Water Level -1'-6" 1'-6" 6"6"

42 1'-0"

04

41

41 05

04

37

3'-0"

04

37

1'-6" 6"6"

1st Floor 0"

08

1'-0"

1st Floor 0"

6'-6"

08

08

08

08 38

14

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04

08

07 38

08

09

32

32

08

08

07

2'-0"

09

08

02

3'-0"

F

04

25

28

17

3'-0"

02

04

10

10

08

09

09

08

19

8'-0"

09

17

2nd Floor 12'-0"

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15

09

09

F

10

8'-0"

21'-4"

20'-0"

09

13'-5 1/4"

19'-0"

21'-4"

20'-0" 13'-2"

05

11'-0"

13'-5 1/4"

23'-0"

05

05

09

29

29

02 M

2nd Floor 12'-0" N1

A6.3

38

38

1'-0"

09

08

09

05

6'-6"

12

02 M

1'-10 1/2"

10

08

09

05

2

1/4" = 1'-0"

28

09

09

C1

C2 10

1'-10 1/2"

C1

2 A6.6

23

28

10

12

25

2 A6.6

23

1'-0"

12

13

3'-6"

10

12

BUILDING SECTION_

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09

2'-0"

10 11

09

1st Floor 0" Water Level -1'-6"

41

SOUTH ELEVATION_

A6.3 07

07

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19 02

1st Floor 0"

05

A5.0

14

17

09

2

34

10

08

16

14'-0"

05

15'-6"

01

10'-6"

A

14'-0"

01

08

14

10'-6"

A

15'-6"

09 01

36

41

1

NORTH ELEVATION_ 1/4" = 1'-0"

1 A5.0

41 05

05

A5.0

1'-0"

12

3'-6"

10

12

1'-6"

10

NORTH ELEVATION_ 1/4" = 1'-0"

1 A6.3

BUILDING SECTION_ 1/4" = 1'-0"

1 A6.3


THE ASTORIA ROOFTOP

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT AND 3-D MODELING


BERCY CHEN STUDIO P.M. OCTOBER 2016- PRESENT RESPONSABILTIES AND EXPERIENCE

As a project manager, junior architect and construction manager at Bercy Chen Studio, I have managed and designed projects from all phases of design. As Junior Architect I have taken projects with different programs and use from schemactic design to construction documents. As Project Manager and Construction Manager my responsabilities included to manage clients, conctract negotations and bidding and negotiations.

THE DAVIS SOCO

SCHEMATIC, CONCEPTUAL AND CONSTRUCTION



U-STADIUM

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN



FORZA COTA

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN, RENDERING, 3-D MODELLING, VR.




SHADY LANE CREATIVE STUDIOS

CONCEPTUAL DESIGN, RENDERING, 3-D MODELLING, VR.




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