Hayden A. Hood Architectural Portfolio Fall 16' - Fall 18' by Hayden A Hood

HAYDEN A. HOOD FALL 16 - 18

PORTFOLIO

HAYDEN A. HOOD JUNIOR ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN STUDENT

As an architectural intern at Corgan and HKS, as well as involvement in more than 10 international and domestic mission projects, geared toward building renovation and rehabilitation, Hayden Hood possesses real-world architectural experience. Hayden demonstrates competent leadership first, as a student of environmental design by serving as class liaison to the department head of the College of Architecture at Texas A&M University and as team manager of numerous group projects; also, formerly, as captain of his high school basketball team and student body vice-president. Endowed with a rigorous work ethic, Hayden started and operated two local businesses while in high school and was promoted to lead maintenance assistant for Central Baptist Church in Round Rock, Texas. Hayden graduated high school with a distinguished achievement diploma, then became part of the Texas A&M College of Architecture Honors Program. While working on his environmental design degree at Texas A&M University, Hayden also makes time for community service organizations such as BUILD, and BYX fraternity, where he serves as a cell group leader. Apart from his many responsibilities, Hayden uses an eye for detail and aesthetics to aid him in a passion for numerous forms of art. With this wide variety of interest and expertise, Hayden is qualified to fulfill critical roles for any team.

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ACHIEVEMENTS

EMPLOYMENT

Texas A&M 2018 Celebration of Excellence: Distinguished Project Award

HKS Dallas, TX | Fall 2018 | Architectural Intern

Texas A&M 2018 Joe Bob Merritt ’91 Endowed Scholarship Award

Corgan Dallas, TX | Summer 2018 | Architectural Intern

Texas A&M 2018 Book Award

Sky Ranch Van, TX | Summer 2017 | Overnight Camp Counselor to 5th-6th grade boys

Texas A&M 2017 Studio Project: Recognized on KBTX News and Texas A&M Today

Central Baptist Church Round Rock, TX | Summers 2013-2016 | Maintenance & Renovation Assistant

Texas A&M 2017 Celebration of Excellence: Distinguished Studio Award

Central Baptist Church Round Rock, TX | August 2013-July 2014 | Equipment Assembly Assistant

Texas A&M 2016 Studio Project: Camp Howdy Instrumental Project Award

Hayden Hood Lawn Service Round Rock, TX | Spring-Fall 2008-2016 | Self-Employed Lawn Maintenance Provider

Texas A&M 2016 Studio Project: Box Project “Wall of Fame” Award

Hayden Hood Pet Service Round Rock, TX | Spring-Fall 2007-2016 | Self-Employed Pet Sitter

haydenahood@gmail..com 701 Oaklands Drive Round Rock, Texas 786 681 haydenahood.wixsite.ccom /architecture

EDUCATION Texas A&M University College Station, TX GPA A: 3.83 Departmental Honors Student

CAMPUS & COMMUNITY SERVICE

Texas A&M Architecture Student Advisory Board TAMU, TX | Spring 2017-current | Class representative for the Environmental Design student-body. Continually meets with Department Head to problem-solve/organize solutions for propelling the architecture program

AIAS Member TAMU, TX | Fall 2017-current | Active member of the American Institute of Architecture Students

Desciple Now Leader Round Rock and Corsicana, TX | Spring 2018-current | Descipleship Leader & Service Project Leader to 5th-8th grade boys

Beta Upsilon Chi (BYX) TAMU, TX | 2016-current | Cell Group Leader & Active Member

BUILD TAMU, TX | October-November 2016 | Participant in building portable medical clinics to be used around the world

Bridge Ministries Bryan, TX | Spring 2017 | Volunteer at food pantry, sorting groceries & assisting families

The Big Event College Station & Bryan, TX | March 2017 | Participant in community-wide service projects

Mission Trips Juana Diaz, Puerto Rico | July 2015 | Participant in building concrete sea walls at student camp San Francisco, California | July 2014 | Participant in providing inner-city community outreach activities Dessalines, Haiti | January 2014 | Participant in repairing hurricane-damaged hospital Austin, Texas | June 2014 | ABC Soup Kitchen volunteer in serving food to homeless population Chattanooga, Tennessee | July 2013 | Participant in repairing homes in low-income neighborhoods Sugar Hill, Georgia | July 2012 | Participant in repairing homes in low-income neighborhoods

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PIVOT MUSEUM

AUTHORâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S LODGE

HARVEY RAINFALL DATA

NEXUS TOWER

GARDEN FOLLY

FUNNEL RESTROOM

ARTWORK

TRANSFORM HOUSE

AUTHOR’S LODGE

The Writers’ Lodge is a multi-use retreat facility for authors, designed to optimize creativity, relaxation, and productivity. Both public and private spaces provide various levels of interaction with admirers. As a shared space, the ground floor provides a café and lounge with a centralized fireplace where collaboration between writers and interaction with fans are encouraged.

Transcending above the lounge as a cozy loft, the second floor houses an interactive library and bookstore for wordsmiths to research, devotees to purchase completed works, and recline in the nooks of the A-frame or immerse themselves in nature on the balconies perched among the tree tops.

SITE PLAN

L OU NGE

C AFE

Tucked below the two public areas is private lodging for up to three authors to stay while engaged in the writing process. A terraced landscape positions the residence floor underground on three sides, while leaving one side open to private views of the lake and contains both yard and patio space.

PROCESS SKETCHES

SECTION

1200

S AMS UNG

BOOK STORE

LOUNGE

PRIVATE PATIO

MAIN LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

UPPER LEVEL FLOORPLAN

BATHROOM

VESTIBULE

STAIRWELL

CLOSET

STAIRWELL

ELE

OW O W

1 A6

NORTH ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

LOWER LEVEL FLOOR PLAN

ROOF PLAN

MECHANICAL MECHANIC CAL ELEV. ELEV TE

TE E

EAST ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

SIDE

REAR

PIVOT MUSEUM

The Pivot Museum Project is a solo project that consists of exploring two architectural terms; refining the two terms into one; then designing a museum which explores the one term. The two terms are subdivide and rotate: these terms combine into pivot. Pivot Museum brings the investigation of fluid circulation space, lights and shadows, programs, establishing a

transition space, analyzing site and context, structures and parking systems, designing an inventive, indirect natural-lighting system, floorplans, sections, elevations, hand rendering.

SITE PLAN N SE ECTION

FRONT

SITE PLAN TO OP VIEW

3. 1

FLOORPLAN 1ST FLOOR

FLOORPLAN 2ND FLOOR

SECTION 1

1 1

FLOORPLAN UNDERGROUND FLOOR

FLOORPLAN GROUND FLOOR

SECTION 2

SECTION 3

NEXUS TOWER

The NEXUS Tower project seeks to provide premium office space to college station/bryan area that fits within the high-end culture newly established by Century Square. Along with creating the NEXUS Tower, designing a plaza and market are included as well. The location of the Nexus Tower is on a corner lot between University Street and College Avenue in Century Square, College Station. In a team of three, Hayden

collaborates with Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s developer-students. Hayden's role is comprised of project manager, lead office-floors designer, lead plaza designer, and lead pavement circulation designer. On this project, Hayden gains experience designing with structural components that range from materials, columns, and beams, working alongside developers with design and

OFFICE FLOOR INTERIOR RENDERINGS

NEXUS TOWER LOT college avenue

NEXUS TOWER LOT

century square

university street

texas a&m universit y campus

cost restrictions, developing premium office space and a plaza within a pre-existing context, comprehending and implementing environmental control systems into a project; collaborating with team members toward a common goal; advancing technical computational methods; and exercising leadership as a team manager.

AERIAL VIEW MARKET AND PLAZA

SOUTHWEST

SOUTHEAST

Room Schedule Number

Name

Area

Perimeter

4341 SF 348 SF 320 SF 150 SF 164 SF 570 SF 155 SF 158 SF 554 SF 144 SF 68 SF 58 SF 97 SF 71 SF 130 SF 140 SF 444 SF 75 SF 1078 SF 99 SF 131 SF 1028 SF 66 SF 65 SF 64 SF 63 SF 389 SF 52 SF 39 SF 81 SF 7864 SF 4761 SF 1252 SF 139 SF 146 SF 188 SF 227 SF 220 SF 142 SF 159 SF 196 SF 145 SF 143 SF 164 SF 320 SF 350 SF 737 SF 189 SF 192 SF

291' - 9" 80' - 6 19/32" 78' - 2 13/16" 59' - 1 1/2" 51' - 10 9/32" 110' - 8 15/16" 57' - 8 31/32" 61' - 2 3/8" 99' - 5 9/32" 49' - 3 19/32" 34' - 2 7/16" 31' - 2 1/32" 42' - 1" 34' - 0 9/16" 46' - 3 3/32" 47' - 3 23/32" 87' - 5 3/8" 35' - 10 1/16" 443' - 4 31/32" 54' - 9 15/16" 67' - 6 11/16" 441' - 7" 32' - 6 9/32" 32' - 4 11/32" 32' - 0 15/32" 31' - 11 25/32" 98' - 9 3/32" 29' - 8 31/32" 26' - 11 13/16" 42' - 3 1/2" 491' - 5 15/16" 448' - 5 27/32" 162' - 7 7/8" 50' - 8 11/16" 49' - 2 31/32" 55' - 2 31/32" 73' - 10 7/32" 60' - 6 5/16" 54' - 7 29/32" 52' - 4 13/16" 58' - 4 13/32" 53' - 0 7/8" 48' - 4 5/16" 52' - 8 1/32" 71' - 10 7/16" 76' - 6 25/32" 115' - 8 21/32" 60' - 6 5/32" 64' - 8 19/32"

Floor 9 A1 B B1 B2 B3 B4 BA1 BA2 BR1 BR2 C1 C2 C3 C4 CF1 CF2 CF3 CF4 CR1 CR2 CR3 CR4 E1 E2 E3 E4 F1 J1 J2 M OO1 OO2 OO3 P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6 P7 P8 P9 P10 P11 PL1 PL2 R1 S1 S2

Floor 9: 49

ATRIUM BOARD ROOM BREAK OUT SPACE BREAK OUT SPACE BREAK OUT SPACE BREAK OUT SPACE MEN'S BATH WOMEN'S BATH BREAK BREAK COPY COPY COPY COPY CONF. CONF. CONF. CONF. CIRCULATION CIRCULATION CIRCULATION CIRCULATION ELEVATOR ELEVATOR ELEVATOR ELEVATOR FOYER JANITOR JANITOR MAIL OPEN OFFICE OPEN OFFICE OPEN OFFICE PRIVATE OFFICE PRIVATE OFFICE PRIVATE OFFICE PRIVATE OFFICE PRIVATE OFFICE PRIVATE OFFICE PRIVATE OFFICE PRIVATE OFFICE PRIVATE OFFICE PRIVATE OFFICE PRIVATE OFFICE PRIVATE LUXURY OFFICE PRIVATE LUXURY OFFICE RECEPTION STAIRS STAIRS

28674 SF 28674 SF

ATRIUM

CONF.

MAIL

BOARD ROOM

COPY

MEN'S BATH

RECEPTION

BREAK

ELEVATOR

OPEN OFFICE

STAIRS

BREAK OUT SPACE

FOYER

PRIVATE LUXURY OFFICE

WOMEN'S BATH

CIRCULATION

JANITOR

PRIVATE OFFICE

NORTHWEST HWEST

NORTHEAST

AERIAL VIEW

INTERSECTION

SOUTHWEST SECTION

SHINGLED CANOPY Y

TRIANGULATED CAN NOPY

RIB SYSTEM

HARVEY RAINFALL DATA

The Harvey Rainfall Data project is a team project to design and produce a sculptural memorial that recognizes those effected by the destruction of Hurricane Harvey. The design explores complex, organic surfaces brought from a compilation of data points extracted from a rainfall graph of four days effected by Hurricane Harvey. These graphs come from three nearby areas (Pearland, Hobby, and

League City, Texas) and their average average. The points on the th graph are used to govern digital form-making. The sculpture brings the investigation of different methods of construction for a curved surface (triangulated, and shingled) which informs the design, fabrication and assembly of the 3’x6’ panel. As seen on Texas A&M Today (9-22-17) and KBTX-TV News (9-18-17)

PROCESS SKETCHES

PROCESS MODEL

RAINFALL DATA

SCULPTURE FINAL RIGHT ELEVATION

FRONT VIEW

LEFT ELEVATION

DESIGN PROPOSAL RIGHT ELEVATION

FRONT VIEW

LEFT ELEVATION

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FUNNEL RESTROOM

The Funnel Restroom project is a sustainable building that offers an eco-friendly bathroom facility, utilizing a water retention system, composting toilets, and locally-sourced materials. The design complements the surrounding environment and resembles a funnel, acting as the roof, that circulates rainwater to a centralized holding tank.

Rather than disguising the sustainable elements, they are focal points for the overall form, thus inspiring innovation toward a more renewable future.

PROCESS SKETCHES

GARDEN FOLLY

Nestled among scenic hiking trails, the Garden Folly Project stands as a visual landmark providing shelter, rest, and lakeside views to travelers. Constructed of organic, locally-sourced materials, the Folly offers unique and terraced seating to promote interaction with the monumental landscape.

PROCESS SKETCHES

FRAGMENTATION: TO BREAK AWAY OR SEPARATE ONE THING INTO PARTS

CARVE: TO CUT AWAY OR REDUCE FROM ONE SUBSTANCE

TRANSFORMATION HOUSE

The Transformation House is a solo project which explores combining two definitions into a design of a house for an artist with a studio. The definitons examined are carve and fragmentation; when combined, they are understood as transformation. The design explores the concept of a “living” house that can be transformed from a confined space of refuge

to a spacious space of prospect. experience gained includes public vs private circulation, designing based on a grid, a balance between residential and commercial space, floor plans, sections, elevations, and hand renderings.

TRANSFORMATION PROCESS

TOP VIEW

FRONT VIEW CLOSED

REAR VIEW

VERTICAL CIRCULATION

PUBLIC SPACE

HORIZONTAL CIRCULATION

PRIVATE SPACE

PROPORTIONS

FLOOR PLAN: CLOSED FLOOR1

FLOOR3

FLOOR2 KITCHEN

GALLERY

STUDIO

OPEN AIR ROOM BEDROOM

DINING

LIVING MULTIUSE

FLOOR PLAN: TRANSFORMED FLOOR1

FLOOR3

FLOOR2

KITCHEN

GALLERY

OPEN AIR ROOM BEDROOM

LIVING DINING MULTIUSE

ELEVATION

STUDIO

DRAWN RENDER

LIGHT STUDY

SECTION

VARIOUS ARTWORK

when hayden is not expressing himself through architecture, he expresses himself through various art forms. from a young age, hayden took an interest in art, and has utilized his freetime through the years to develop his artistic ability. he has experience with pencil, pen, colored pencils, oil paint, acrylic paint, watercolor, and pastels.

his passion for art encouraged his decision to enroll in environmental design and continues to be a driving force for architectural inspiration.

HAYDEN A. HOOD