Portfolio Collection 2024 by hailey ciolino

PORTFOLIO NOITCELLOC

UVA M.ARCH 2024

compiled work of Hailey Ciolino

RESUME USER

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SKILLS

EDUCATION

UNIVERSTIY OF VIRGINIA / SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE Aug 2021 - May 2024

Charlottesville, VA

Jun 2022 - Jul 2022

Master of Architecture & Certificate in Historic Preservation Preservation Study Abroad : Vicenza, Italy

Rhino 3D modeling; ArcGIS; Adobe Photoshop; Adobe InDesign; Adobe Illustrator; Enscape; Microsoft Suite; Lidar Scanning; wood working with both early american tools and power tools; pouring concrete; drawing; painting; laser cutting; routing both

JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY / ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN Aug 2016 - May 2021

Jun 2019

Charlottesville, VA

foam and wood; thermaforming; plaster pouring; film photography & development

Bachelor of Fine Arts : Architectural Design Minor in Studio Art

Study Abroad : Vienna, Austria

EXPERIENCE

SCHOLARSHIPS

MERRELL SOULE ARCHITECTS PC May 2023 - Aug 2023

AIA PECONIC / ANTHONY DISUNNO

Sag Harbor, NY

Intern at a high- end residential archtiecture firm. Created construction documents for GC’s in using AutoCAD. Used Adobe Photoshop to create sketch renders for client meetings. Attended site visits. Joined client meetings. Used sketchup for project renders. Worked on interiors, picking out

Merit & Financial Aid

2021 - 2022 06.06.22

stones, tiles, appliances, etc. Worked on a competition submission.

DILANDRO ANDREWS ENGINEERING PLLC Jul 2022 - Aug 2022

Southampton, NY

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Academic Scholarship

2021 - 2022

J. BINFORD WALFORD

James Madison University SADAH

2018

Internship using AutoCAD Architecture to create official floor plans for the firms future office expansion. Gained valuable exposure to the

STROMSKI ARCHITECTURE PC Jun 2021 - Aug 2021

engineering side of architecure projects. Riverhead, NY

Internship using AutoCAD to create floor plans, sections, and elevations

for small scalle commerical and residential scale projects.

GRAY FOX DESING WORKS Oct 2020 - Nov 2020

Internship working in a woodshop on a farm in Harrisonburg Virginia. Learned how to design and build custom hand-crafted wood furniture. Attended site visits for installations. Spent 60 unpaid hours learning under highly skilled wood

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WILLIAM F. COLLINS AIA ARCHITECTS LLP Jun 2019 - Aug 2019

Internship using AutoCAD to draft and edit construction documents. Attended various site visits and sat in on client meetings. Printed, prepared, and

GIANTS IN THE DIRT

Jun 2018 - Aug 2018

transported drawing sets for approvals. Manhattan, NY

Shadowing experience developing interior architectural design skills for commerical and residential projects in Manhattan, NY. Sat in on client

SAILING INTRUCTOR

Jun 2010 - Aug 2014

meetings. Gathered inspiration for interior design projects. Hampton Bays & Sag Harbor, NY

Instructed youth & adult levels in sailing Sunfish Sailboats. Learned how to communicate instructions well and demonstrated responsibility through being

liable of the student’s safety.

FO ELBAT TABLE OF CONTENTS 01

WARM SPRINGS

NEW YORK CITY

LOS ANGELES

cultural, historic preservation, thermal baths

affordable housing, hybrid programming, reacting to the edge

cultural, museum, art center, community engagement

CADIZ

05 06 07

VICENZA

cultural, historic preservation, music research cente

hand sketching

CHARLOTTESVILLE building systems, landscape, modeling

ARCHITECTURE STUDIES case studies

RENDER OF COURTYARD

Thermal Baths at Warm Springs Arch 6010 :: Fall 2021 Professor :: Darcy Engle

The design of the thermal baths at Warm Springs focuses on the duality between the existing bath houses and the views from the proposed spaces. The landscape of the Appalachian Mountains dominates and sets the scene of the surrounding environment for the design. The framed views within each proposed space play an important role in attempting to honor both the exisiting bath houses and their surrounding landscape. Through the use of blank walls and inspiration from the famous architect Tadao Ando, this project strives to reflet the landscape while also inviting the beholder’s imagination. Through the use of bareness and void, the admission of nature invites the user to have a personal experience with each visit. With the use of gutters, water is captured and redirected to the pools by a system of underground pipes.

PROPOSED INTERVENTION FLOOR PLANS

1. Lobby 2. Gift Shop 3. Massage Therapy 4. Single Bathrooms 5. Showers 6. Mud Therapy 7. Courtyard 8. Hot Pool 9. Changing Rooms 10 10. Warm Bath 11. Cafe 12. Steam Bath 13. Office 14. Men’s Bathroom 15. Women’s Bathroom 16. Yoga Studio 17. Laundry 18. Cold Baths 19. Terrace

8 1

9 8

1. Lobby 14 2. Gift Shop 3. Massage Therapy 4. Single Bathrooms 5. Showers 6. Mud Therapy 7. Courtyard 8. Hot Pool 9. Changing Rooms 10. Warm Bath 11. Cafe 12. Steam Bath 13. Office 14. Men’s Bathroom 15. Women’s Bathroom 16. Yoga Studio 17. Laundry 18. Cold Baths 19. Terrace

19 15

18 13

Floor Plan 1 Scale 1/16”=1’0”

Floor Plan 2 Scale 1/16”=1’0”

12 13

HAND - DRAWN AXONOMETRIC

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

8 9 10 11

1. Metal Roofing 2. Water Drain 3. Insulation 4. Concrete 5. Rebar 6. Prefabricated concrete slab 7. Insulation 8. Vent 9. Concrete slab 10. Heater pipe 11. Insulation 12. Sanitary ventilation 13. Cavity

1 2 3 4 5

8 9 10 11 12 13

BUILDING SECTIONS

RENDERS

PROGRAM DIAGRAM

Thread: Operating at the Edge weaving public space and affordable living

Arch 6010 :: Fall 2022 Professor :: Matthew Jull Partner :: Grace Guirl

Located in the Lower East Side on the corner of FDR and Delancey St in a sea of residential housing communities, the site oberlooks the East River and is just south of the Williamsburg Bridge. As an intersection for foot, bike, train, and vehicular traffic, the linear citing of the plot creates a unique set of challenges. These challenges deal with the physical, social, and institutional issues in the area and the greater metropolitan area of New York City to cultibate and weave a new fabric that affects the surrounding people, institutions, and traffic. This hybrid residence, uses the idea of weaving program throughout the apartments. The hybrid “plus” programming allowes for a park that moves through the building and stretches to the edge of the East River. The design was driven by the idea of a thin building, that offers 3-sided views in the single corridor parts, mixed in with double corridor, 2-story apartments.

FORM STUDIES

PLUS PROGRAM EXTRACTED

SECTION PERSPECTIVE

02 0

SITE PLAN + GROUND FLOOR PLAN

UNIT TYPES

(plus program removed)

TYPICAL FLOOR PLANS

02 0

02 1/3 1/3 1/3

double loaded corridor

shared residence space

residential units

plus program

1/3 1/3 1/3

slight kinks in the building come from following the sites existing geometry, as well as framing different viewpoints

RENDERS

PLUS PROGRAM SECTIONS

atrium

ground +01

dog park 09

market 01-04

playground 10

children’s daycare 04-06

swimming pool + sitting areas 11-12

playground 06-09

entertainment spaces + restaurant 13-14

BOYLE HEIGHTS COLLAGE + RENDER

Art Carrier [Exploded Museum]

Arch 7020 :: Spring 2022 Professor :: Manuel Bailo Esteve

During the beginning stages of research surrounding Boyle Heights, I became instantly enamored by Self Help Graphics & Art’s history. Self Help Graphics & Art Center is an organization that serves as an important cultural arts center that has encouraged and promoted Chicana/o and Latina/o art in East Los Angeles. This Art Center works hard to educate the neighborhood children about art and culture, but the sheer physical geography of East Los Angeles isolated much of the ta rget group from their services. In effort to remedy this shortcoming, they set out to devise a plan that would bring the art studio to the surrounding community by creating theBarrio Mobile Art Studio. Barrio Mobile Art Studio began in 1975, in a converted UPS-style truck, and was the first of its kind in the country to take arts education to the streets of LA. This idea of distributing art around the Boyle Heights community has inspired the design for the Art Carrier. This project contains two buildings. One for production, where light and skylights are evident from the exterior of the building, and the other for storage, where little light is admitted into the building. The storage building allows trucks to be plugged in and pick up art to be distributed to the other three sites. The shelves reveal themselves from the exterior of the building, exposing the interior function. Together these buildings are intended to unite the community of Boyle Heights through art production, distribution and endless storage for any art medium.

STREET COLLAGE

URBAN SCALE SITE PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

100'

SECTIONS

underground

TRUCK “PLUG-IN” STUDIES

03 0

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS + BUILDING AXON

EXPLODED CONSTRUCTION AXON

DANCE STUDIO OVERLOOKING THE EXISTING COURTYARD

Flemenco Research Center [Cadiz, Madrid]

Arch 7020 :: Fall 2023 Professor :: Ines Martin Robles

This project proposes an augmentation to the storied Valcarcel edifice in Cadiz, Spain. The existing Valcarcel School is situated along the Atlantic Sea in the neighborhood of La Viña. The proposed design center serves as a community research and dance center dedicated to Flemenco music.The school is currently undergoing restoration alongside this proposed intervention.Cadiz is a fully fortified insular city connected to the mainland through bridges built int he second half of the 20th century.

The design is informed by the conceptual resonance of the city’s fortified walls and the famous watchtowers. This project also aims to highlight the contrast between light and dark through its materials. The preservation of heavy masonry paired with the proposed transparent corten steel light towers, brings a new life to the Valcarcel School and serves as a hub for community in the city of Cadiz.

FLOOR PLANS

RENDER

SECTIONS

ELEVATION

MAIN SECTION

04 0

bike lane

VILLA GAZZOTTI GRIMANI

VICENZA Summer 2022 Professor :: Luis Pancorbo & Ines Martin Robles

During my time traveling to Vicenza, Italy with a group of students and professors, I was taught the importance of technical drawing and design. Over the course of 5 weeks, I was instructed on hand drawing by observing the relationships of a particular place, and by recording the development of prototypical constructions at the scale of the town, building, and element. By learning how to properly draw the geometry in proportion, the scale of these conditions began to reveal itself in Palladian’s architecture.

Villa Grazzotti- Grimani 05.30.22

PLUS PROGRAM SECTIONS

Brion Cemetery 05.31.22

Ponte de Rialto Venezia 06.10.22 Chiesa di Santa Maria dei Miracoli 06.16.22

Brion Cemetery

Villa Grazzotti 05.30.22

Giardino Giusti 06.33.22

Brion Cemetery 05.31.22

05.31.22

Padua 06.02.22

Chiesa di Santa Maria dei Miracoli 06.16.22

Ponte de Riatto Venezia 06.10.22

Brion Cemetery 05.31.22

Padova 06.02.22

Torre dei Lamberti 06.08.22

Villa Pisani Bonetti Vicenza 06.07.22

Villa la Rotunda 06.04.22

Basilica Palladian 06.14.22

06.06.22

Palladio Museo 06.28.22

Teatro Olimpico 06.21.22

Torre dei Lamberti 06.08.22

Vicenza 06.14.22

Teatro Museo Olimpico Palladio 06.21.22 06..28.22

Teatro Olimpico 06.21.22

Basilica Palladian 06.06.22

PLUS PROGRAM SECTIONS

Ponte S. Paolo 06.09.22

Ponte S. Paola 06.09.22

Palladio’s Steps Arena di Verona 06.04.22

06.08.22

Torre dei Lamberti 06.08.22

Piazza dei Signori 06.09.22

Arena di Verona 06.08.22

Palladio’s Steps 06.04.22

Design Build Studio Current Studio Project :: Spring 2024 Professor :: John Comazzi Partners :: Emily Tucker, Vy Do, Zakiya Frye

This is my current studio project for this semester. The goal of this studio is to design a dwelling for Biscuit Run Park in Charlottesville. Biscuit Run Park is a new park in Albermarle County (1190 acres), and the work of this studio will support the county in their efforts to provide a range of amenities throughout the Park that will highlight the natural environments and historical legacies of the site. The final installations will also support the county’s commitment to sustainable practices and initiate new cross-sector partnerships that will explore the innovative uses and applications for upcycled wood materials sourced from various sites within the County Park system and UVA’s sawmilling team. Working in a group of 4, we all approached the project through itterative models in multiple scales. Our site is located next to a pond that is a home to beavers and many other wildlife species. Due to the proximity to the pond and the fragile, working landscape that emodies it, we are desiging a pavilion that lightly touches the ground. Concept 2, which is photographed to the left, is the concept we are currently progressing. This project is important to consider how materials will be brought to and assembled on site. The pavilion will be permanent and will be required to last for many years.

EARLY STUDY MODELS : BUILDING SYSTEMS

MODULAR

FRAME + SKIN

LAYERING + STACKING

CONCEPT 1

BEAVER POND | CONCEPT 01

(13) 2"x4"x5 21" lumber

(24) 4"x6"x12' lumber (8) 2"x4"x8" lumber Installed flush to the exterior lumber slat 13’ - 6”

12'

(9) 2"x4"x5 21' lumber 5" Decrease per post

EXPLODED AX

CONCEPT 2

13’ - 6”

BEAVER POND | CONCEPT 02

6’

(20) 6”x6” lumber 6” increase per post

(22) 6” x 6” lumber

4’ - 6”

0’

1’

5’

(10) 6”x6” lumber steps 1’- 6” tread, 8” rise

EXPLODED

CONCEPT 3

BEAVER POND | CONCEPT 03

6’

(20) 6”x6” lumber 6” increase per post 7’6” (10) 0.5” steel arch 6” increase per arch 7’6” (10) 0.5” steel arch 6” increase per arch

9’6”

7’6”

9’6”

(12) 6”x 6” lumber 6” increase per post (12) 6”x 6” lumber 6” increase per post 9’0” 9’0”

13’ - 6”

(22) 6” x 6” lumber

7’6”

4’ - 6”

(10) 6”x6” lumber steps 1’- 6” tread, 8” rise

2’6”

0’

1’

5’ 2’6”

9’0”

D AXONOMETRIC

1 EXPLODED 0AXONOMETRIC 5

Villa Müller Redrawn Summer Design Institute :: Summer 2021 Professor :: Katie Stranix

This case study was redrawn during the Summer Design Institute at UVA. Through redrawing floor plans, elevations, section perspective, and axonometric, I was able to better understand Loos’s Raumplan theory. Raumplan divides the house’s interior into interconnected multi-level spaces arranged in a hierarchy of the functions importance. This case study allowed me to explore my graphic skills as well teach me how to draw an accurate section perspective.

07 Catalina House Catalina House Catalina House Studio Rick Joy Undergrad :: Spring 2018

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Catalina House