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EDUCATION Boston, MA (9 .11 - 4 .16)
Northeastern University Candidate for Bachelor of Science Degree in Architecture Candidate for Media and Screen Studies Minor GPA: 3.724 Honors: Dean’s List Fall 2011-Fall 2014, Dean’s Scholarship 2011-2016, The Awards and Recognition Industry Educational Foundation Scholarship Spring 2015
Academic Activities- AIAS (National Member/ Student Mentor) 2011-2015, Habitat for Humanity 2014-2015, St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital Fundraising 2011-2013 Berlin, Germany (1 .14 - 4 .14)
Humboldt University Courses Completed - Berlin Architecture and Urbanism, Contemporary Practices and Sustainable Futures, Berlin Design Studio, Beginner Level German
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Cambridge, MA (6 .13 - 12 .13) (8 .14 - 9 .14)
Hamden, CT (5 .12 - 6 .12) (8 .12) (5 .14 - 6 .14)
Lafreniere Architects Architectural Design Assistant Developed schematic designs, design documents, and construction documents
Silver, Petrucelli & Associates Summer Intern/ Architectural Design Assistant Input data and information for company LEED projects. Generated interior elevations and plans for high school redesign using Revit. Accurately documented measurements during on-site visits.
Boston, MA (1 .12 - Present)
Northeastern University Architecture Office Provide admissions information and personal tours to prospective students. Distribute university information to students, organize faculty documents and
RELATED EXPERIENCE (11 . 07 - 8 .13) (6 . 09 - 7 .12) (01.12 - Present) (09.11 - 04.12)
Whitney Players Musical Theater Company Production Manager Brooksvale Park Nature Camp Counselor/ Director No Limits Dance Crew Member Spectrum Literary Arts Magazine Editorial Staff
ARCHITECTURAL SKILLS
RELATED SKILLS
Advanced AutoCAD Sketchup Hand Drafting Model Building
Languages English Beginner German Intermediate Italian
Adobe Creative
Moderate Revit Rhino Kerkythea
Fine Arts Poetry Dance Theater Ceramics Graphic Design
Current Address: 121 Centre Street #5 Roxbury, MA 02119 Permanent Address: 123 Briarcliff Road Hamden, CT 06518
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Berlin Retail & Residential Development
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East Boston Urban Site Redevelopment
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Boston Public Library Chinatown Branch
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South End Performing Arts School
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Architectural Graphic Representation
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Architectonic Systems & Construction
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Professional Construction Documents
BERLIN RETAIL & RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT “...focus on architecture and urbanism as speculative responses to the formal, cultural, and economic realities of the city.”
In the northern district of Wedding in Berlin, Germany, the need for affordable and attractive housing for the developing population is currently at an all time high. As a new catalyst for creative industries and community activation, this neighborhood requires an upheaval in the standards of residential and mixed use construction. The master plan of this site was developed as part of a group collaboration to create three distinct zones in which residences are integrated into each. These zones allow the residential aspect to permeate all parts of the site, while the commercial services become specific based on their intended users. The western piece of the site focuses on residences being integrated with “big box” destination shopping locations. The overall form of these structures is meant to act as one of the major entrances to the site and create a gateway through which users are to enter and congregate in the commercial center. The specific form of the buildings compresses the flow of pedestrian traffic and expands once completely emerged into the site. The residential tower follows a similar facade language to the commercial pavilion and utilizes a simple layout of efficient units.
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RESIDENTIAL
LIST SHOPPING / RESIDENTIAL
LEISURE SHOPPING / RESIDENTIAL
site zone activation
two major entrances to site lead to center of interaction
unique entrance condition: gateway to commercial center coupled with pavilion typology
compression and expansion of pedestrian pathway
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Pharmacy/ Home Improvement Store/ Bank
second floor plan
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Bakery/ Office Space
typical upper floor plan studios/ one bedroom units
facade detail & impacts on sunlight
west elevation
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pavilion south elevation
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tower north elevation
tower and pavilion model
site masterplan (collaborative design)
eastern elevation (parking lot looking into site)
group site model
western elevation (inside of site looking out)
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EAST BOSTON URBAN SITE REDEVELOPMENT “...located spatially and perceptually within a host of past, present and projected future systems and site influences.�
The current location of the Maverick Mills building in East Boston, Massachusetts sits within an area of extreme diversity in both its inhabitants and the resources available. A major highway, a central shipping port, a beach and proximity to Boston’s main airport place this site at the center point of a hub of activity. In order to determine what types of program could benefit from inhabiting this site, analysis of surrounding conditions and amenities through mapping strategies is necessary. In reaction to the industries and typologies of architecture surrounding this site a system can be developed to best handle such a large urban plot. What results from this type of investigation is a strict taxonomy of rules organized into a framework that the masterplan of the site can follow. As the center of a community, this site also strives to create a nodal point to which the surrounding neighborhoods will be drawn. This node has been developed to act as a circulation tie throughout the site, dictating the pedestrian interaction. This transect also signals a breakdown in programmatic form and type across the site, lending two very different identities to the east and west sides of the site.
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LIVABILITY: TANGIBLE FACTORS OF VALUE
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sitelines: top floor views
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MINOR INDUSTRIAL CORRIDOR- Isolated area of small scale and local industries. SPHERES OF PROGRAMMATIC CHANGE- Extensions from the site that signal moments where program or hardscape transition in conjunction with the industry corridors.
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solid vs. void interaction along transect
program form breakdown along transect transect model detail
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hardscape to softscape breakdown along transect
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BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY CHINATOWN BRANCH “...investigating implications of the site in relation to the surrounding space, to give conceptual thinking precedent when developing the formula for program.�
In Boston’s Chinatown district the presence of a distinct culture attracts a plethora of inhabitants and visitors on a daily basis. Despite this proclamation of identity within a city of worldly diversity, the local connections seem to be suffering the most. With this realization, the Boston Public Library system would like to expand its footprint to every neighborhood in the city, including Chinatown. With a fairly open and busy site, the presence of this typology can add to the resources available for inhabitants and also bring a sense of charm to the mass of pedestrian and vehicular traffic that occurs within the vicinity. The regularity of the site and attention to open space, turn the focus of this design towards a conceptual investigation of library typologies. As a program that requires various levels of privacy and also opportunities for public interaction, visual distinction becomes a very important factor in guiding users through the space. The massing of the building and its variation in ceiling heights are the two major proponents for this visual understanding of what is accessible to the public. Revealing this interior interaction to passersby further cements the community aspect of this program.
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second floor plan
Reading/ Computer Rooms
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SOUTH END PERFORMING ARTS SCHOOL “...engaging in large scale analysis, critical massing strategies, and architectural design of urban institutions.�
In the South End neighborhood of Boston, residential typologies constitute a majority of the architectural moves implemented by the city. Besides these large swaths of similar program, outdoor spaces and community amenities dominate the variety of blocks. On a site in which an elementary school is currently located, a proposal for a new performing arts school is made in order to enrich the type of educational opportunities offered by the city. This particular school will benefit from the location in the South End, due to its diversity of inhabitants and proximity to various suburban neighborhoods. In this heavy residential zone, the massings of buildings and partitioning of plots clearly exhibit the ability for change based on the current needs. Within the typology of housing itself, this particular neighborhood shows a variety of opportunities to experience the same community in different settings. That is also what the school aims to accomplish within its massing as part of a larger gradient of forms within a masterplan. The building’s conceptual framework also focuses on these striations of experience in a sectional sense that responds to internal programmatic specificities.
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basement floor plan
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south elevation (front)
second floor interior view
exterior view western point of school plot
first floor entrance interior view
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ARCHITECTURAL GRAPHIC REPRESENTATION
the fens- boston
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THE MAGIC OF THE PARK WITHIN THE CITY
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WHAT ARE THEY DOING?
INSIDE OR OUTSIDE
PARK ATTRACTIONS Huntington Ave Bridge 1 Muddy River 2 Canadian Geese Flock 3 Rose Garden 4 Veterans Memorial 5 Muddy River Tree Line 6
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ESCAPE TO THE FENS City dwellers follow very mundane schedules on a day to day basis, travelling from work to home again and again. What happenes when one tries to break that cycle? An escape journey through the Fens gives the individual a look at many of the hidden moments within the landscape of the park.
PARK DRIVE APARTMENTS
ISABELLA STEWART GARDNER
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Upon further exploration of the Fens, the buildings on the perimeter have a very special relationship with the land. In particular, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum displays very similar characteristics to the Fens. With the park acting as this â&#x20AC;&#x153;closed off momentâ&#x20AC;? in the center of the city, it becomes isolated as a pocket of activity. When viewing the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the Fens from this angle, a wider range of these pockets becomes visible. Both the park and the museum posses their own â&#x20AC;&#x153;insideâ&#x20AC;? with a distinctive outside. The ISG plays on this idea twice with the courtyard acting as one inside with the galleries as the outside, and then again the galleries and courtyard together become the inside with the city and Fens on the outside.
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ARCHITECTONIC SYSTEMS & CONSTRUCTION
ground floor plan
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light timber frame watchtower
second floor plan
model view 1
roof plan
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Steel window mullion Precast concrete coping with drip Continuous flashing Roof drain
brick cavity wall construction 3/16” = 1’
performing arts school construction detail 3/32” = 1’
Glass curtain wall
Continuous counterflashing Steel angle Gravel zone Soil with shallow extensive sedum green roof system
3” Exterior wall insulation Exterior wall Steel partition wall studs Single ply roof membrane
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Drainage mat Rigid insulation 3/4” sheathing 2x10 firecut roof rafter
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Strapping Steel lintels
5/8” gypsum wall board
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Furring channel 3” solid wood decking 14” deep heavy timber beam
Bond beam block with horizontal reinforcing bars CMU back-up wall
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Masonry tie Cavity Furring cavity Gypsum ceiling
Brick facing Aluminum light shelf Wood window Rowlock sill
9’-73/4” 3’-3”
Vertical reinforcement in grout
Subflooring Finished flooring
Bituminous coating Rigid insulation Finished flooring Subflooring 2x10 firecut floor joist Metal tie strap
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Concrete foundation wall Vertical reinforcing Drainage mat Vapor barrier Insulation Wire mesh Concrete basement slab Insulation Vapor barrier Compacted gravel Concrete footing
61/2” 1’ Secondary floor girders Primary floor beams
Perimeter drain Horizontal bars Dowel
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PROFESSIONAL CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS
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PAPER TOWEL DISPENSER, OWNER PROVIDED, CONTRACTOR INSTALLED 1 1/2" EPOXY COUNTERTOP; BEVELED EDGE, EPC-1 ON 3/4" PLYWOOD BACKER
A803
2
0' - 1" 1 1/2" EPOXY COUNTERTOP ON; BEVELED EDGE, EPC-1
A803
OPEN
2' - 10"
2' - 6" 2' - 3"
2' - 3"
2' - 6"
12 A801
5" WOOD APRON, WD-1 2' - 6"
SCIENCE PREP 219/319 CASEWORK - D SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"
Project Title:
ENFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Expansions and Renovate as New 1264 Enfield Street Enfield, Connecticut 06082
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5' - 2"
1' - 9"
2' - 6"
2' - 3"
1' - 6"
2' - 11"
2' - 11"
WOOD BASE CABINET, WD-1
1' - 6"
12 A802
5" WOOD APRON, WD-1 2' - 6" SOLID WOOD SUPPORT LEG, FINISHED ON ALL SIDES, WD-1
OPEN
OPEN
WOOD BASE CABINET BEYOND, WD-1 2' - 10"
2' - 11"
1' - 6"
2' - 10"
2"
SILVER / PETRUCELLI + ASSOCIATES Architects / Engineers / Interior Designers
3190 Whitney Avenue, Hamden, CT 06518-2340 Tel. 203 230 9007 Fax. 203 230 8247 silverpetrucelli.com
LAB WORKBENCH ADA
10
12 A714
SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"
A714
SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"
PHASE 2 OF 3
PAINTED GYPSUM WALL , REFER TO FINISH SCHEDULE
2' - 6"
CLAB WORKBENCH
9 A714
OPEN
PLUMBING FIXTURE AS SCHEDULED 1" EPOXY COUNTERTOP ON; BEVELED EDGE, EPC-1
BASE CABINET BEYOND 2' - 11"
2' - 6"
OPEN
OPEN
2' - 6"
RUBBER BASE, RB-1 SOLID WOOD BASE CABINETS, WD-1 METAL BRACKET AS REQUIRED FOR COUNTERTOP SUPPORT SOLID WOOD SUPPORT PANEL, FINISHED ON ALL SIDES, WD-1
6' - 0"
A803
10
SOLID WOOD SUPPORT LEG, FINISHED ON ALL SIDES, WD-1
A802
PLUMBING FIXTURE AS SCHEDULED
1
A801
OPEN
5" SOLID WOOD APRON, WD-1
Sim
2' - 3"
2' - 6"
OPEN
OPEN
7' - 4" 10
1 1/2" EPOXY COUNTERTOP, EP-1
1"
9 A801
2' - 9"
2' - 6" Sim
2' - 10"
10 A800
2' - 3"
2' - 9"
Sim
1 1/2"
2' - 6" 8 A801
2' - 10"
PAINTED CMU WALL- REFER TO FINISH SCHEDULE
2' - 4"
1' - 0" SOLID WOOD UPPER CABINETS, WD-1
Revision:
Description:
ISSUED FOR BID
Date:
8-29-2014
Revised By:
Drawing Title:
INTERIOR ELEVATIONS - "E" SCIENCE
Date:
Scale:
1/2" = 1'-0" Drawn By:
Author
STATE PROJECT #049-0138 EA/RR
Drawing Number:
JUNE 05, 2014
Project Number:
12.020
A714
2 TIER 72" HIGH METAL LOCKER UNITS ON 5" CONCRETE BASE - (ADA LOCKERS IN POSITIONS INDICATED) PT-6
PT-1
PT-6
A 301 A
PT-1
PT-6
A 302 A
4 1/2"
18' - 9"
PT-1
PT-6
A 303 A
4 1/2"
1"
18' - 9"
(15) 2 TIER LOCKERS
1"
PT-1
PT-1
A 304 A
1 1/4"
(15) 2 TIER LOCKERS
11' - 3"
1 1/4"
A 305 A
4 3/4"
RUBBER BASE, RB-1
(9) 2 TIER LOCKERS
13' - 9"
A 306 A
4 3/4"
(11) 2 TIER LOCKERS
PROVIDE END PANELS & FILLER PIECES AS REQUIRED, SEE PROJECT MANUAL
THIRD FLOOR CORRIDOR - A-1 WEST
1 A733
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
2 TIER 72" HIGH METAL LOCKER UNITS ON 5" CONCRETE BASE - (ADA LOCKERS IN POSITIONS INDICATED)
A 316 A
PT-1
A 317 A
PT-6
A 318 A
A 319 A
6"
A 315 A
PT-6 OPEN TO GIRL'S TOILET ENTRY BEYOND
SEE ELE. 5 ON A732
PT-1
1 1/4"
THIRD FLOOR CORRIDOR - A-2 EAST
21' - 3"
1 1/4"
RUBBER BASE, RB-1
(17) 2 TIER LOCKERS
2
3/4"
18' - 9"
3/4"
(15) 2 TIER LOCKERS
PROVIDE END PANELS & FILLER PIECES AS REQUIRED, SEE PROJECT MANUAL
A733
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
2 TIER 72" HIGH METAL LOCKER UNITS ON 5" CONCRETE BASE - (ADA LOCKERS IN POSITIONS INDICATED) PT-1
PT-6
PT-1
OPEN TO ELEVATOR BEYOND A 309 A
A ST1.3 A
THIRD FLOOR CORRIDOR - A-2 WEST
A ST1.3 B
A 310 A
A 311 A
2 3/4"
3
22' - 6"
2 3/4"
A 313 A
RUBBER BASE, RB-1
(18) 2 TIER LOCKERS
A733
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
A 312 A
PROVIDE END PANELS & FILLER PIECES AS REQUIRED, SEE PROJECT MANUAL
2 TIER 72" HIGH METAL LOCKER UNITS ON 5" CONCRETE BASE - (ADA LOCKERS IN POSITIONS INDICATED) PT-1
PT-6
PT-1
PT-1
PT-6
PT-1
PT-1
SEE ELE. 1 ON A733
PT-1
A 320 A
4 1/2"
31' - 3"
A 321 A
4 1/2"
2 1/4"
(25) 2 TIER LOCKERS
20' - 0"
2 1/4"
A 322 A
A 323 A
5 1/4"
RUBBER BASE, RB-1
(16) 2 TIER LOCKERS
15' - 0"
A 324 A
5 1/4"
3"
(12) 2 TIER LOCKERS
12' - 6"
A 325 A
3"
(10) 2 TIER LOCKERS
PROVIDE END PANELS & FILLER PIECES AS REQUIRED, SEE PROJECT MANUAL
THIRD FLOOR CORRIDOR - A-1 EAST
4 A733
SCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"
PAINTED GYPSUM SOFFIT, PT-2 PAINTED WALL BEYONDREFER TO FINISH SCHEDULE
Sim
A808
A805
4
6
SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP; BEVELED EDGE, PL-1
PAINTED WALLREFER TO FINISH SCHEDULE
1
3/4" PLASTIC LAMINATE DIVIDING PANEL, PL-1
2' - 6"
PLASTIC LAMINATE, PL-1
2' - 3"
2' - 6"
OPEN
1 A809
1/2" SOLID SURFACE ON 3/4" PLYWOOD, SS-2 REFER TO PROJ. MAN. NOTES FOR COLOR
PLASTIC LAMINATE, PL-1
2' - 6"
FINISHED END PANEL, PL-1
1 1/2" SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP; BEVELED EDGE, SS-1
A808
2' - 6"
WOOD VENEER PANELS OPEN
RUBBER BASE, RB-1 RUBBER BASE, RB-1
RUBBER BASE, RB-1
MAIN LOBBY - NORTH SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"
Project Title:
ENFIELD HIGH SCHOOL Expansions and Renovate as New 1264 Enfield Street Enfield, Connecticut 06082
Sim
5 A805
11' - 1 25/32"
7
A808
A809
SIM
A809
9 A805
Sim
6
1' - 1"
5
9
3' - 7"
3/4" PLASTIC LAMINATE DIVIDING PANEL, PL-1
Sim
A805
1' - 1"
1 1/2" SOLID SURFACE COUNTERTOP; BEVELED EDGE, SS-1 1 3 FORM END PANEL; SEE A809 FINISH SCHEDULE FOR COLOR
2' - 3"
WIREMOLD - REFER TO ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS
PLASTIC LAMINATE, PL-1
2' - 6"
WIREMOLD, REFER TO ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS
3' - 0"
6 A808
10' - 11 1/2"
4' - 0"
14' - 2"
7 A733
PHASE 2 OF 3
MAIN LOBBY CASEWORK ELEVATION - EAST
SILVER / PETRUCELLI + ASSOCIATES Architects / Engineers / Interior Designers
3190 Whitney Avenue, Hamden, CT 06518-2340 Tel. 203 230 9007 Fax. 203 230 8247 silverpetrucelli.com
MAIN LOBBY CASEWORK ELEVATION- SOUTH
6 A733
SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"
Revision:
Description:
ISSUED FOR BID
Date:
8-29-2014
Revised By:
5 A733
SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"
Drawing Title:
INTERIOR ELEVATIONS BUILDING AREA "A"
Date:
Scale:
As indicated Drawn By:
Author
STATE PROJECT #049-0138 EA/RR
Drawing Number:
JUNE 05, 2014
A733
Project Number:
12.020
30
residential kitchen redesign
31
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