DORIAN SOSA
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00 DORIAN SOSA Architectural Designer “Not having heard something is not as good as having heard it; having heard it is not as good as having seen it; having seen it is not as good as knowing it; knowing it is not as good as putting it into practice.” - Xun Kuang
DESIGN
PROBLEM SOLVING
PLANNING
TEAMWORK
PRESENTATION
WORK ARCHITECTURAL INTERN
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UNIVERSITY HOUSING FACILITIES PLANNING, URBANA-CHAMPAIGN, IL
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GALLERY ASSISTANT
SCHOOL OR ARCHITECTURE, URBANA-CHAMPAIGN, IL
2015
ARCHITECTURAL INTERN
FACILITIES MANAGEMENT - PLANNING, NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY, EVANSTON, IL
2014
DESIGN INTERN
KTGY ARCHITECTURE + PLANNING, TYSONS CORNER, VA
2012
ARCHITECTURAL INTERN
2012
CONSTRUCTION WORKER
HARDING PARTNERS, CHICAGO, IL
WILBERT CONCRETE AND EXCAVATION, DES PLAINS, IL
EDUCATION 2016
M. ARCHITECTURE
2014
B.S. IN ARCH. STUDIES
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, URBANA-CHAMPAIGN, IL Concentration in Building Structures UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, URBANA-CHAMPAIGN, IL French Minor
SOFTWARE ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR
AUTOCAD
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP
RHINO
ADOBE INDESIGN
REVIT
BLUEBEAM REVU
SKETCHUP
RECOGNITION
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ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES DEAN’S LIST
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PUBLICATION OF FRENCH ARTICLE, ILLINOIS EUC BLOG
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HACIA SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT
Dorian Sosa, 1113 Umbdenstock Rd., Elgin, IL 60123 Phone 1 (224) 374 - 3322 Email dorian.alfredo.sosa@gmail.com
Urban Housing for the South Bronx
An Institute for Advanced Glass Study
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02 LA CIUDAD REUNIDA
06 HELLO DRONE
A City Where Locals and Tourists Get Along
A Cristicism on a Popular SigniďŹ cant Issue
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03 RACING DOWNLINE
07 B I R D H OU S E PAV I L I O N
A Venue in Chicago for Olympic Kayaking-Canoeing
A Pavilion and Bird Sanctuary
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04 L I N CO L N PA R K PU B L I C L I B R A RY
08 DRAWINGS
More than a Library, a Place for Socializing
Some Things Are Done Better by Hand
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BODY MIND & SOUL Urban Housing for the South Bronx
PROJEC T T YPE: Residential ARCH 574: Kevin Erickson DATE: Fall 2015 LOC ATION: South Bronx, NY
Public space and housing are two of the most pressing issues facing urban centers today. In NYC over 2 million people do not not live within a 10 minute walking distance to a public park. Furthermore, according to the federal guidelines, the city is in a housing crisis with a population of 8 million plus people in comparison to roughly 68,000 housing units currently on the market for rent.
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Based on this figure of approximately 1 unit for every 118 people, is it not surprising that NYC has the highest cost of living in the nation. The South Bronx, however, is currently in a peculiar situation. Having been the murder, rape, robbery, aggravated assault and arson capital of the nation throughout the 1970s, it has established itself as a major low-income area of the city. What was once the place in New York that no one wanted to live in - taking into account that the area saw a 21% decline in its population from the 1970s to the early 1980s - the South Bronx, or SoBro as it is now commonly referred to, is the “it� area of development today. Currently, the site explored in this project is in the process of having three 25-story market-rate apartment towers constructed on the property. These towers will be an average of six times the height of its neighboring buildings. Instead, I propose to design three street-front buildings between 8 and 11 stories tall, aiming to achieve a building mass that is sensitive to the surrounding urban context and an FAR that is better suited for the site in general. In addition, because 40% of the South Bronx residents live below poverty, I push for at least 66% of the units to be constructed as low-income housing. 03
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CURREN T DEVELOP ER P ROP OS AL T h ree 2 5- s to r y to wer s - 785,000 sq. f t .
A R G U M EN T St re e t f ro nt b ui l d i ng s b e t te r f i t t he u r ban co n te x t t han h i g h - r i s e to w e r s w o ul d
S IT E REN EWAL Un d er u sed railway co nver ted in to p ed es t r ian b oardw alk Ad d it io n o f b o at l au n ch en co u rages u se o f Harlem River
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SITE Al o n g w ate r fro n t - 123, 000 s q . f t . B a s e d o n FAR o f s ev en , 860, 000 s q . f t . are b u ild able
B U I L D I N G C H A R AC T ER B u i l di n g s are o r i e n te d to e nco mp ass e nt ire s i te a n d to c re ate u s ab l e o utd o o r s p aces
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HUM AN S C ALE P ROP OS AL 550,000 sq. f t . Each bu ild in g is visio n ally d ivid ed in to small er sec tions creat in g a mo re p ed es t r ian - scaled environm ent
TH IS PAGE - TO P Building A | Fourth Floor Plan TH IS PAGE - B OT TO M Building A | Section A-A OPPO SITE - TO P Unit Distribution Diagram
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OPPO SITE - B OT TO M Building A | Elevation
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T H I S PAGE - TOP Perspective View Looking North
T HIS PAGE - B OT TOM Aerial View Looking West
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T HIS PAGE Perspective View Looking North-West
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LA CIUDAD REUNIDA
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A City Where Tourists and Locals Get Along
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PROJECT TYPE: Urban Planning ARCH 574: Sara Bartumeus TERM: Fall 2014 LOCATION: Barcelona, Spain
La Ciudad Reunida in Barcelona is located between la Cerrer de Mallorca and l’Avinguda Diagonal - directly in front of the southern entrance to the Sagrada Familia. In essence, La Ciudad Reunida is a series of interchangable modules that can be moved and rotated based on time, season and program. In this case, La Ciudad Reunida is represented as a series of standard shipping containers, 6.1m and 12.2m long. However, this is incorporating only one of the suggested 3 types of modules that can be utilized. Likewise, the master plan depicted in the drawings is just one of the many possible layouts based on the project guidelines.
+ Single modules may not exceed 4 meters in height.
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PROJECT GUIDELINES
+ In the event that modules are stacked, they may not exceed 6.1m in height in order to keep views from existing apartments uninterrupted. + Trees shall be placed linearly to Antonio Gaudi’s Sagrada Familia‘s aisle. + Buildings may not be placed on the central promenade.
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The project guidelines promote a peaceful relationship between the existing buildings on site and the buildings that are to be built. One of the major concerns of the guidelines is to respect and uninterrupt the facades of the existing residential buildings. It is due to this goal that “new construction” building heights are restricted, and that modules can only be stacked at a single-story height. The ultimate concept of the project is to mend the hostile relationship, most notably on this site, between locals and tourists through the strategic development of gradient spaces, thoughtful circulation, and restrictions on building heights.
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+ Modules may be stacked only if adjacent to existing buildings.
OP P OS IT E Aerial View of Site Leading to the Sagrada Familia Basilica
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casa batllo placa de catalunya parc espanya industrial las ramblas caixaforum barcelona pavilion poble espanyol mnac anella olympica palau sant jordi estadi olimpic fundacio joan miro sant pau del camp liceu maritime museum torre jaume
hospital de sant pau casa mila
familia sagrada
teatre national de catalunya torre agbar l’auditori arc de triomf cathedral de barcelona basilica de santa maria del mar museu d’historia catalunya torre de les aigues beaches
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T HIS PAGE Aerial View of Initial Concept
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BELOW Process Diagram
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Preserve Single-story Environment
Modules Allow for Actitivity + Perserve Intimate Scale
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C ontinue Linearity of Church Aisle
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2016 ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO DOR IA N SOSA TO P Site Section A-A
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La Ciudad Reunida was designed in contrast to the Sagrada Familia. It is a play in scale between people and ego, neccessary and unnecessary, temporary and permanent. It is an architectural case of David versus Goliath.
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THI S PAG E - TO P Scale Comparison 1 : 1000
T H I S PAG E - B OT TOM Concept Rendering
OP P OS IT E - TOP Module Configuration
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RACING DOWNLINE A Venue in Chicago for Olympic Kayaking-Canoeing
PROJECT TYPE: Olympic Venue ARCH 572: Carl Lewis TERM: Spring 2015 LOCATION: Chicago, IL
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As Chicago is a city often in the running to host the Summer Olympics, mostly recently failing to gain either of the 2012 and 2016 Olympic Games, this project was an exploration to design a venue to host an Olympic game of one’s choosing. If Chicago had won its bid for the 2016 games what would a venue look like and why?
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Northerly Isand was the site used to develop and test the narrative for such a venue. Due to the site characteristic of being completely surrounded by Lake Michigan, I deemed it most appropriate to design venues for kayaking and canoeing. A kayak sprint track is placed along the edge of the peninsula, while a whitewater slalom course is built within the peninsula itself.
PRELIMINARY DESIGN MODEL T HIS PAGE - BOT TOM Aerial View Looking North
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T HIS PAGE - M IDDLE Aerial View Looking Down
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OP P OSITE Rendering of Main Entrance
FINAL PROPOSAL Northerly Island is a man-made peninsula created to house a now non-existent airport. Due to the programmatic needs of an airport, most notably the inclusion of a landing strip, the site is extremely long and narrow. It is roughly a mile long and an average of 750 feet wide.
T HIS PAGE Aerial View of Master Plan
The extensive length of the building serves two purposes: it utilizes distance to seperate the public recreation center from the athlete training facility, and it draws visitors in to explore even the furthest end of the site via pedestrian promenades, viewing docks and boat launches.
Pedestrian Bridge Public Recreation Center Athlete Training Center Boathouse V iewing Docks Canoe Slalom - Olympic Course (300m) Temporary Bleachers Kayak Sprint - Olympic Track (1000m)
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The design concept for this project comes directly from the nature of a runway. The building is approximately 1650 feet long and 110 feet wide.
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Co n t ain er s create gradational d iviso n b et ween general lib rar y an d ch ild ren’s lib rar y
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L I N CO L N PA R K PU B L I C L I B R A RY More than a Library, a Place for Socializing
PROJECT TYPE: Academic Support & Research Facility ARCH 374: Camdeen Greenlee TERM: Spring 2013 LOCATION: Chicago, IL
This project is located in an area highly concentrated with primary and secondary educational school systems. There are four such schools within a half-mile radius. In additon, Depaul University, the largest Catholic university in the nation with a student body of 25,000 is found just a mile away.
The design for the project is a five-story structure, housing an interior urban plaza with a Starbucks coffee shop, a general and children’s library, a computer laboratory, and a number of both multi-use and private spaces. The urban plaza in particular is significant to the project because it invites the surrounding community to use the space as a place for gathering and socializing. The library no longer has to be thought of as just “a quiet place for studying” or “a place where one can check out books.” Another key element of the design is the use of modular containers. These modules, designed to serve as flexible-use spaces, act as gradational divisions between main function areas while at the same time creating a sense of open-endedness through the double-height spaces they create.
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MO DU L A R CO N TA I N ER CO N S T R U C T I O N : Polycarbonate Sheeting SHS Frame Recessed Lighting
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G RO U N D F LO O R CO N S T R U C T I O N : Concrete Paving Reinforced Concrete Thermal Insulation
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Light Dispersed Outside Container for Books
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An Institute for Advanced Glass Study
PROJECT TYPE: Research Facility & Gallery ARCH 475: Kevin Hinders TERM: Fall 2014 LOCATION: Champaign, IL
The design of the project is a two-story building. Primarilly used as a research center dedicated to the advancement of glass technologies, the client also wished for the project to house a display space to showcase selected works done in-house.
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Located in an underdeveloped space in downtown Champaign, the project integrates an urban space encouraging the surround community to interact with and visit the building on a daily basis.
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Entry Display & Exhibition Space Observation Area on 2nd Floor Library Orientation Room Storage & Receiving Urban Space
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DOU B L E - SKI N FAC A D E CONS T R U C T I O N : E XTE R I O R S KI N WA L L Louver System Distance Piece Post and Rail Facade
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HELLO DRONE A Criticism on a Significant Popular Issue
PROJECT TYPE: Droneport ARCH 574: Kevin Erickson TERM: Fall 2015 LOCATION: Various Locations
There is a strong arguement that drones, shortly, may be the future of package delivery services. With current news such as Amazon, the largest retailer worldwide, fighting to gain airspace to launch their drone-delivery service, one begins to question how housing facilities for these drones and their goods be manifested. However, interesting as delivery-drones and their droneports may be, I am more curious to analyze to what extent drones will actually be relied on. What may be the relationship between a drone and owner?
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From droneport towers to droneport domestic beds, it was through an exploration of scale-shifting that I was able to articulate a scenario in which drones could potentially coexist with humans.
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Lateral Support System Drone Parking/ Charging Rotating Platform
WHAT IS A D RO N E P O RT ?
WHAT HAP P E NS WHE N A DRO NE BECO ME S A P E T?
HOW C AN YO U BR I N G A D RO N E H O M E ?
OPPO S I T E Drone Tower Typical Floor Plan
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C AN A DRO NE P O RT I NTE R LO CK WI TH AN E X I STI NG BUI LDI NG?
TOP RIGHT Parasite Drone Tower
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They’re your home pets. They’re your work buddies. They’re sitting next to you on the subway. They have seamlessly become part of your everyday life essential, reassuring, indispensable. They’re the modern man’s best friend in a technology-oriented society distant from, nay, fearful of, face-to-face social interaction. Hello Drone.
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B I R D H OU S E PAV I L I O N A Pavilion and Bird Sanctuary
PROJECT TYPE: Pavilion ARCH 272: Brian Vesley TERM: Spring 2012 LOCATION: Champaign, IL
The project called for a pavilion of 8 to 10 adjoining spaces consisting of a primary space, and secondary and tertiary spaces.
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As Illinois has a high bird density, the main space is a large bird house at the heart of the pavilion also acting as the primary support of the structure. The secondary spaces revolve around the bird house and are meant to be used as bird-watching areas. The tertiary spaces are created through the extrusion of voids, floating above ground. In essence, these spaces are simply extensions of the viewing areas, distinct only via shapes formed by sunlight focused through the voids.
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O PPO SIT E - TO P South Elevation 1’ = 1/8”
O PPO SIT E - B OT TO M North Elevation 1’ = 1/8” TH IS PAG E - TO P Axonometric View TH IS PAG E - MI DDL E South Elevation View
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TH IS PAG E - MI DDL E Aerial View TH IS PAG E - B OT TO M North Elevation View
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2016 ARCHIT ECTURE PORTFOLIO DOR IA N SOSA O P PO S I T E Observed Detail of a Corner of the Taft House 1401 S. Maryland Ave., Urbana, IL 61801
T HIS PAGE Section Perspective of The Outpost House by Olson Kundig Architects
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PERSONAL Name
Dorian A. Sosa 29th
Birthday Languages
December 1991 (24) Spanish, French
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