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Joseph Caputo Syracuse School of Architecture 2022 jcaputo515@gmail.com 908.307.6457 17 Deerfield Trail, Monmouth Jct., 08852
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Table of Content Architectual Design: Petit Library
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Small House
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Regenerative Art
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Representation:
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Roof
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Column
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Drawings
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Petit Library Addition Fall 2018 The Petit Library is a public library in Syracuse, NY. I added an annex building attached to the building taking up the existing parking lot next to it. The annex building has a wrapping condition around a central reading area. The levels of floors are separated by privacy. The annex is meant to have bars of space that are clearly defined but still are open to having a clear connection. These spaces also all wrap around this reading nook that is the main idea of the annex.
Second Floor
First Floor
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Denseness walls
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Shop
Kit of parts
Nooks
Program
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Library
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Elevation 8
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Long Section
Short Section 10
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Steel glass frame system
1 Montana Walnut Sifing
Small House
2x8 wooden studs
Pine Wood interior panneling
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Fall 2018 The building is situated in Hersey, Pennsylvania in a local green space. The building is designed for a couple escaping from the their lives in the city. The building is a long corridor that transitions from more public to more private. The long corridor is then broken with a area of window that encompusses the whole exterior. The home is meant to take up very little space and to hide in the landscape.
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2 x 8 Double Top Plates
Material 1
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Collaborators: Eve Miserlian, Ava Helm, Maryasa Krivitskiy
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Plane
Fold 2
Form 12
Fold 1
Mass
Fold 2
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Void
Steel glass frame system 0.5� Montana Walnut Sifing Water and Air Barrier Behind Sifing Hidden Gutter 2x8 wooden structure Batt Insulation in between the studs Vapor Barrier (Behind Wooden Studs) 0.5� Pine Wood Interior Panneling
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Hidde Gutter
Glass Curtain Wall
Hidde Gutter Reveal/ Drip
North Elevation 1/2”=1’0”
Curtain Wall
Kitchen Island
Steel Window Mullion
Montana Walnut Wood Panneling
Hidde Gutter Reveal/ Drip
West Elevation 1/2”=1’0”
Elevation
2”x8” Wood Framing, 16” OC Fiberglass insulation Wood Cladding .5” Plywood .5” Gypsum Board
Bedroom Glass Window Steel Mullion
Porch
Bathroom
Kitchen
Water and Air Barrier Vapor Barrier
Plan Site Plan 14
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Steel Mullion
Slanded Water Drain
Roof
Air Gap
Jamb
2 x 8 Wood Framing
3 1/2” Trim shingles 1 x 3 nailer
2 x 8 Wood Framing
Drywall Ceiling
Air Gap
Roof Shingles
3 1/2” Trim shingles 1 x 3 nailer Wood Cladding Air Barrier Drywall Ceiling Gypsum Board Recessed Lighting Fixture
Wood Cladding
Hidden Gutter Sstem
Gypsum Board
Head
Air Barrier
1/16” x 3 1/2” Casing Stuff with Glass Fider Insulation
11/16” x 3 1/2” Casing Stuff with Glass Fider Insulation 3/4” x 2” Head Extension
Vapor Barrier
3/4” x 2” Head Extension
Head
Glass Window
Glass Window
Steel Mullion
Steel Mullion Stool with Relieved Back
Stool with Relieved Back pron with Return Mitered Ends 2 x 6 Treated Sill
Apron with Return Mitered Ends
Glass Fiber Sill Sealer Drip
Sill Hardwood Flooring
Sill
Rosin Paper Water Proofing
4” Perforated Pipe Crushed Stone
Batt Insulation 2 x 6 Treated Sill Concrete Footing Ground
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Long Section
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Short Section
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Regenative Art Spring 2019
The ever-growing issues of the climate are addressed within this project. The project takes into consideration the dynamics of carbon emissions and the pollution to the plant. As the main contributor to this crisis is the built environment it is important that we try to change this environment to be more environmentally friendly. This project takes advantage of new technologies that help create a more environmentally conscious building. The design uses the help of bladeless wind turbines to help power the building. The wind turbines become an interactive piece with the occupancy and a column structure that helps guide circulation. The building also uses the landscape of the site to help support the design. The building is an art complex that is for environmental art pieces to be worked on and presented. The building uses the landscape by being the connection between two tree lines and presents its own outdoor art gallery. The building is also separated by public gallery space and private workspace by a courtyard space. The planer elements of the building’s wall structure provide directionality. The clerestory windows allow sunlight in the building but still gives the artist the ability to pin-up art pieces on the walls. It also provides more winter light to enter the building while also not exposing the inside to the summer sun.
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Gallery Auditorium Storage Courtyard Classroom Studio Short Section Scale: 1’-0” = 1/16” 2
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First Floor
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Long Section
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Silo City Fall 2018 The site is located in Silo City, Buffalo, which is an abandoned grain factory on the buffalo river. This building is meant to transform this forgotten site into an art depot for artist and visistors. The building potrays this with creating this city of art. Half of the building is for the designer and the other side is for the visitors and both sides inclose this central space cutting off and creating this new art city. There is a focus on circulation and how the visitor and the artist have very different paths but then come together at the end.
Study Models
1/16” = 1’ - 0” Axon
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20 4 1/64” = 1’ - 0” Site Plan
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Site Plan
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1/16” = 1’ - 0” First Floor
First Floor
Second Floor 1. Studios 2. Library 3. Paper Making 4. Print Making 5. Exobition 6. Auditorium 7. Cafe
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1/16” = 1’ - 0” Second Floor 1. Exobition 2. Preporation
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Sister Cities
Parti
Final Model
Perspectives
Perspective
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Final Model
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Section
1/16” = 1’ - 0” Left Long Section
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30 Section
1/16” = 1’ - 0” Right Long Section
Representation:
Roofs Spring 2018 This was a process of taking the standard forms of roofs and abstracting them. I used gable and pitched roofs and then started to abstracted these roofs to the point where they are harder to read. These roofs are meant to push our understanding of what a roof could be and how we may be able to use those thoughts in the design process.
Panel Grid Gradient Variable offset point ARC182: Representa�on II
Building Facts / Building Fic�ons Exercise 04D: Abstract Joseph Caputo TA: Arman and Meghan
ARC182: Representa�on II
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Building Facts / Building Fic�ons Exercise 04A: Non- Planar Joseph Caputo TA: Arman and Meghan
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Columns Spring 2018 These are another abstraction of an object. This is an abstraction on a Doric column. The abstraction of this column is consistent with the roof condition. Taking it the point that it is almost unknown but still able to identify that it is a column. It is designed so that when it comes to design you do not forget to think outside the box.
2 Rvolutions
2 Extrusions
1 Extrusion 1 Revolution
1 Extrusion 1 Revolution 2 Rvolutions
ARC182: Representa�on II
2 Extrusions
Building Facts / Building Fic�ons Exercise 02B Joseph Caputo TA: Arman and Maghan
Loft 1
Loft 2
Loft 3
Loft 5 Loft 4
ARC182: Representa�on II
Loft 6
Building Facts / Building Fic�ons Exercise 02B Joseph Caputo TA; Arman and Meghan
Sweep 1
Sweep 4
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Sweep 2
Sweep 5
ARC182: Representa�on II
Building Facts / Building Fic�ons Exercise 02B Joseph Caputo TA: Arman and Maghan
Sweep 3
Sweep 6
Kit of Parts
ARC182: Representa�on II
Building Facts / Building Fic�ons Exercise 02D: Kit-of-Parts Joseph Caputo
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Drawings Fall 2017 These are just some of the drawing that I wanted to focus on. The one to the right is a crumbed piece of paper on a table. The paper represents throw away ideas that never became a reality. The second peice is a recreation of the Piranesi drawing. His drawing really focus on a unreallistic scale but the drawings give you a better understanding of perspective.
Unfolded
ARC182: Representa�on II
Building Facts / Building Fic�ons
Exercise 02D: Seaming / Unfolding Joseph Caputo TA: Arman and Meghan section 2
section 1
section 3
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section 4 section 5 section 6 section 7 section 8 section 9
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36 Cerial Section ARC182: Representa�on II
Building Facts / Building Fic�ons
Joseph Caputo Syracuse School of Architecture 2022 jcaputo515@gmail.com 908.307.6457
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17 Deerfield Trail, Monmouth Jct., 08852