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About Me
Rafael E. Gonzalez 516.507.2165 enrig94@gmail.com www.regarchitecture.com
Empowering and uplifting people through architecture and design.
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Sen se o f Di r e ct i on Page 10
Y out h C e nt e r Page 22
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Contex t
C HI L L A C amp u s Juliaca, Peru
Juliaca, Peru
CHILLA Campus
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CATA is a school located in Juliaca , Peru of about 1,000 students. They are looking to move into a new campus that would allow students to have more space for recreation, bigger classrooms, and more educational programs. The new design also educates the city on how to manage sewage and storm-water. 4
The Chilla Campus is located right outside the busy city of Juliaca. Juliaca is growing at an incredible pace and it is growing towards the campus. It is predicted that the city will completely surround the campus in the next 5-10 years. As seen above, the campus will have a significant presence in the city if Juliaca. This campus will be home to a total of 2,500 students.
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Symbols Future Connection to the city
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Site Plan
Constructed Wetland
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1. North Entrance 2. Bus Stop 3. Commercial Building 4. Apartment Building 5. Faculty Housing 6. Amphitheater
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7. Clinic 8. Auditorium 9. Museum 10. Technical School 11. Administration Building 12.Tech. School Workshops
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13. Water Tower 14. Cafeteria 15. Plaza 16. Park 17. Stadium 18. Library
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19. Kindergarten 20. Primary School 21. Secondary School 22. Sports Fields 23. Gymnasium 24. Pool
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25. Water Treatment Plant 26. Greenhouses 27. Radio Tower 28. Agriculture Fields 29. Storm Water Canal 30. Dormitory
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31. Faculty Housing 32. Residential Lots 33. Park 34. Children’s Park S. Security Gate 7
Designated Storm-water Retention Area
Sewage & Storm Water
Designated Constructed Wetland Area
Precipitation is not constant during the year in Juliaca. But, during rain season the city has problems containing storm water which results in flooding. There designated areas that collects the storm water, which prevents flooding on campus, and then used for irrigation on the agriculture fields. Sewage will be managed on-site with the use of constructed wetlands. This sets a precedent for the rest of the city which only 30% have access to sewage lines.
Controlled Semi-Public Private Educational Area
Privacy & Security
Private Residential Area
Security from strangers and land squatters are the main concerns for this new campus. Therefore, the new campus will be organized into three tiers of security. During the day, the public will have access to “Controlled Semi-Public� Area but access will be limited for the rest of site, unless you are a 8
student, family, or resident.
Storm water canal
The storm water canal becomes a water feature after a rainstorm. The water will Site design in collaboration with Harrison Moxey. Rendering by Harrison Moxey.
not sit in the canal for long. It will be used for irrigating the agriculture fields.
Outdoor seating
Rain is expected for only a few weeks of the year. The majority of the time, the canal will be dry. Therefore, it becomes a social place for lunch or leisure. Site design in collaboration with Harrison Moxey. Rendering by Evan Wong.
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Sens e of di re ct i o n South Bend, Indiana
Located adjacent to the Four Winds Baseball Field, this block is currently empty but is full of potential. This is a proposal for a new fitness center, cafe, Whole Foods, Dick’s Sporting Goods, and 120 apartments. This is a response to the lack of housing in this area and large percentage of homeless looking for jobs and a fresh new start. 10
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Health Club & Stores along Main St.
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1. Whole Foods (Ground Floor) Dick’s Sporting Goods (2nd & 3rd Floor) 2. Parking Garage 3. Cafe 4. Health & Fitness Center 5. Apartment Building
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- 1,000+ Commercial Sq. Ft. - 950 Health Club Sq. Ft. - 600 Parking Spaces - Outdoor Plaza - Health & Fitness Center - 120 Apartment Units
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South Lafayette Street
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This neighborhood has the potential to flourish. There is a stadium, home to the South Bend Cubs, which attracts fans during the baseball season. However, there no businesses that would give fans a reason to arrive before the game. There is no other reason to come to this neighborhood besides to watch the game. This neighborhood has become the center for homeless shelters and abandoned residential buildings.
There is a large concentration of homeless people in this area as well. They are all looking for the same thing, hope. Many are veterans and are looking for employment and new start. This empty lot has the potential to become project that boosts the economy and moral of this suffering neighborhood. It can provide new jobs and new housing opportunities. This lot can also become a destination for baseball fans. 15
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Second Floor
Third-sixth Floor
The residential buildings contain 2 Work-Live units
The Work-Live units have a studio apartment,
for a total of 10 units on the block. These will allow
commercial space, and car garage. Additionally, the rest
small businesses to have a start. The frontages face
of the buildings consist of 1 - 2 bedroom apartments.
the stadium which will give businesses exceptional
These type of units are the most needed in this area.
exposure to the community.
Most units also have excellent views to the stadium.
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Third Floor
He a lth Club
A suffering neighborhood like this needs a project that
Introducing a Whole Foods Market, or a health food
elevates the health of all of its residents. This project
supermarket, will also have a positive impact in the
addresses some of those aspects of health that are lacking
community. Not only will healthier produce be offered,
in the current environment. The health club contains a
but there is a designated space for cooking classes and
pool that would open up the possibility of people to find
demonstrations. The cafe offers a space where students,
a new hobby. There are also areas designated for weight
entrepreneurs, and professionals can have a space
lifting, cardio, and weekly sign up classes.
always available for studying or productivity.
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1" Real Brick w/ 3/8" Brick-it Metal Grid Panel Waterproofing membrane w/ Flashing 3" EPS R15 6 MIL Poly Continous Moisture Barrier 6 MIL 6" Metal Stud Infill w/ Blown Cellulose insulation R6
Metal Flashing 16" Rigid Insulation with slope 10" Metal Stud framing 1" x 9.25" Hardie Board 5mm Aluminium Metal Sheet
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TOP SLAB C2 20' - 2 1/4"
8mm High Traffic Vynil Hardwood Floor 6" Concrete Topping w/6x6 w1.4x1.4 Welded Wire Fabric 36" Concrete Ribs w/ #5 Reinforcing Steel
TOP RIBSC3 39' - 4 1/2"
TOP SLAB C3 40' - 0"
8mm High Traffic Vynil Hardwood Floor 6" Concrete Topping w/6x6 w1.4x1.4 Welded Wire Fabric 36" Concrete Ribs w/ #5 Reinforcing Steel
TOP RIBS C4 59' - 4 1/2"
TOP SLAB Floor C4 P6 60' - 0"
Sprayed Roof Membrane Cant Strip Blocking 16" Rigid Insulation with Slope 6" Concrete Topping w/6x6 w1.4x1.4 Welded Wire Fabric 36" Concrete Ribs w/ #5 Reinforcing Steel
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1/2" = 1'-0"
Health Club Wall Section
Whole Foods Detail 1 1" = 1'-0"
ARCH 442 Prof. Seibold, Solis & Ockerman
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12" Precast Concrete Pile
Fabric Cover 6" Diam. Drain Tile w/ Filter Drainage Aggregate
BacFIll Soil 1" Drainage Board Waterproof Membrane 24" Linear Foundation Wall w/ #10 Horizontal and Vertical Reinforcing Steel 24" Concrete Pilaster Beyond
1" Backup System Waterproofing membrane w/ Flashing 3" EPS R10 6 MIL Poly Continous Moisture Barrier 6" Metal Stud Infill w/Cellulose insulation R15
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Rafael Gonzalez
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1/2" Expansion Joint 6" 4,000 psi Concrete Slab #5 Reinforcing Steel 16" o.c. Each way 6 MIL Polyethylene Film Vapor Barrier 2" Extruded Polystyrene Insulation
Floor_F1_P1 0' - 0"
8mm High Traffic Vynil Hardwood Floor 6" Concrete Topping w/6x6 w1.4x1.4 Welded Wire Fabric 36" Concrete Ribs w/ #5 Reinforcing Steel
TOP RIBS C2 19' - 4 1/2"
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D YCKMAN YOUT H C E N T E R Inwood, Manhattan, New York
The Dyckman Youth Center is a building designed for the local Seventh-day Adventist Church. The goal of this center is to provide after-school activities, private tutoring, study spaces, and job opportunities for students of all ages. The youth center also contains 8 rooms dedicated for homeless youth and young adults looking for a new start in their lives.
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Rendering of proposed Youth Center
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This empty lot is located on the
This school district has constantly
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suffered from budget cuts which has
main commercial street. The most
limited the amount of after school
important businesses and school bus
programs offered. Low income families
stops are located on this intersection.
cannot afford to pay for after-school
Placing the youth center here would
activities. This youth center would give
be a symbol of placing the forgotten
youth an option to stay off the streets
youth at the center of this community
and away from trouble.
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Sp. Hamptons S D A C h u r c h Riverhead, New York
Sp.Hamptons is a growing Spanish speaking Seventh Day Adventist Church located in Riverhead, NY. They are in need of a larger meeting place. The congregation desires a building with more space to host weekly community service activities. More than a church, this a second home for the community. 28
Aerial view
Designed by Rafael Gonzalez Rendering by Ryan Davis29
COntext
The property is surrounded by quiet and modest neighborhood, as well as, an elementary school.. The current state of the building is unpleasant and has caused the adjacent buildings to depreciate in value.
Restoration
The Spanish Hampton’s Seventh Day Adventist Church desires to restore this abandoned building into their new home. In this building, the congregation desires to do weekly seminars on health for the community. 30
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2. Outdoor Patio
2. Children Classrooms
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4. 50 Space Parking
4. Fellowship Hall
5. Disability Parking
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6. Open green for recreation
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71 9 Wi g g i ns S t. - K i tc h e n Greenport, New York
This is a kitchen and bathroom renovation project for the Gonzalez family who live in this home. The goal was to create a storage efficient yet elegant kitchen in a small footprint.
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View of proposed kitchen layout.
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Special Moments
Although the house has a small footprint, the original
as a preview of the experience of the room. As the
design was carefully thought of. Alignments between
house is remodeled, it is important to keep these special
doors and windows is prominent through out the house.
moments intact. Above is a rendering of the entrance to
Every doorway and opening, frame a view which serves
the kitchen which is experienced everytime it is used.
durability & Elegance
The Gonzalez Family host a lot of people regularly.
All surfaces are washable, high traffic resistant, or
The house is always busy. Visitors perceive the house
contain excellent warranty by the manufacturers, or a
as “small but cozy�. Therefore, the family desires an
combination of these. These are all important to fully
updated kitchen that will last a long time.
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5 KEY 1. Kitchen 2. Breakfast Area 3. Coat & Shoes 4. Pantry 5. Dining Room 6. Living Room
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Electrical Plan
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ELEVATION 2
ELEVATION 3
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71 9 wi g g i ns st-bat h r o o m Greenport, New York
The next project for the Gonzalez Family is to renovate their bathroom. This is also a room with a small footprint. The goal was to design a bathroom with excess materials the family already owns from past projects and find a new purpose for them.
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View of proposed bathroom layout.
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Proposed Floor Plan
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Sk etc he s & W ate r c o lo r
Parthenon Athens, Greece 42
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Traditional home in Sunborn Sunborn, Sweden
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Skyline of Pienza Pienza, Italy
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Framed View of City Hall Ermoupoli, Syros, Greece 46
Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Centre Athens, Greece 47
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Rafael E. Gonzalez 516.507. 2165 enrig94@gmail.com www.regarchitecture.com
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Rafael E. Gonzalez
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Architecture Portfolio
REG
Rafael E. Gonzalez 516.507. 2165 enrig94@gmail.com www.regarchitecture.com