JHOEL PREVENDIDO
TABLE OF CONTENTS PIEDMONT TRANSIT HUB PRAISE HOUSE LAS TERMAS DE PELLAIFA SCAD MEDIATHEQUE EL RENACIMIENTO THE GREEN TRIANGLE THE KEYSTONE DIGITAL REPRESENTATION DIGITAL FABRICATION IBA(S) STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION
PIEDMONT TRANSIT HUB ATLANTA, GEORGIA
The concept of this building is to create a mixed-use transit hub that will provide
residences, retail, offices, and transportation to the Northern Piedmont Park Area. By using the Beltline as a datum, the design of the building begins to create a new skyline and becomes a main activation point to Amsterdam Walk and the surrounding neighborhood. The building will bring people towards the site and contribute to the proposed commercial and residential areas adjacent to Piedmont Park.
Lines, points, shapes, and volumes were used
to create this site construct. The lines that slowly grow out of the ground creates a path like the ones from the site analysis. Thresholds of the path include different heights that the path travels through and volumes such as the one that goes through the middle of the model. Solids represent datums and main buildings from the site analysis which can also be considered thresholds or even barriers because of the change in shape
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B
SITE PLAN
Ground Floor
Second Floor
Beltline
Commercial Area
Train Station
Hotel
Bus Station
Office Space
Pedestrian
Residential
Office Floor Residential Floor
Transformation diagrams showing process of building configuration.
Theater Detail
Structure
Scale: 1/32”A Section = 1’
Section B
Floor Slab Dropped Ceiling Extruded Aluminium Transom
Double Glazed Unit
Smoke Seal Thermal Insulation
PRAISE HOUSE LIBERTY COUNTY, GEORGIA
The intent of the project was to create a Praise house for the Gulla
Geechee People of Liberty County. The Praise house would be used as a sacred space where people can worship, gather, and reflect on the lives of their ancestors. Sacred architecture is heavily used in this design such as orientation of the building, the concrete wall that creates a threshold from the profane to the spiritual worlds, use of natural light, and sacred geometries.
Avenue of Oaks
Gathering Space Pond Gallery Space Worship Space Outdoor Worship Space Narthex Forecourt Second Avenue of Oaks
Red Maple Leaf Trees
SITE PLAN
The concept of the trinity is used in the parti of the design. The approach to the Praise House is a journey. One travels through different thresholds such as the Avenue of Oaks and the narthex. The narthex uses a sliver of light from a window to help guide worshipers inside the Praise House. From there, through the large open gallery space and finally into the worshipping space that faces toward Sierra Leone, the ancestors of the Gullah Geechee people.
Parti
Egress
Geometry
Circulation
Floor Plan
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6
5 9
1
Narthex
2
Gallery Space
3
Worship Space
4
Outdoor Worship Space
5
Sanctuary of Candles
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Outdoor Gathering Space
7
Men’s Restroom
8
Women’s Restroom
9
Kitchen
2
1
3
A
4
West Elevation
South Elevation
Narthex
Section A
The use of sacred geometry creates unity where everything is
one and the perception of separateness in nature and each other can be forgotten. Sacred geometry can be found in everything created, it is the genesis of all forms. Geometry can be found everywhere from the sea in nautilus shells, in music, in architecture and even the human body, Humans are surrounded by geometry since birth until death. Using squares as the sacred geometry it creates a unity throughout the Praise House.
LAS TERMAS DE PELLAIFA LAGO PELLAIFA, CHILE
The intention for this project is to create a place where people can relax and enjoy
the nature that surrounds them by using architecture and experience southern Chile. The goals were to create a building where people can journey through a landscape and take in nature. I wanted to make visitors feel calm by creating thermal baths; surprised, by having great views from the building and out into the landscape; and also to create architecture that enhances the experience of the landscape and not destroy it.
Thermal Panoramic
SITE PLAN
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4 1
1b 1a
5 2a 7
2b 6
A
1
Thermal Pellaifa
4
Sauna
2a
Thermal Colinas
5
Steam Room
2b
Thermal Colinas
6
Juice Bar
3
Thermal Villarica
7
Restrooms
Section A
1a
Thermal Panoramic
1b
Thermal Panoramic
Section B
B
Section C
2 1
3 5 2 3
4 5 1
Individual Meditation Spaces
4
Changing Rooms
2
Group Meditation Space
5
Lounge Area
3
Exterior Meditation Space
6
Thermal Reception
6
C
C
Elevation South
1
4
1
Welcoming Reception
4
Kitchen
2
Waiting Area
5
Dining Terrace
3
Cafe
Cafe
Thermal Colinas
SCAD MEDIATHEQUE SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
The SCAD Mediatheque was designed as an extension to the adjacent
SCAD Library. The main idea of this design was to create a building where structure would be visible in the interior and exterior of the building. The use of a truss system created aesthetics throughout the building and shows how the structure of the building worked, for example the laced steel columns can be seen continuously from the first floor to the second floor which supported the truss roof. Structure was also used to be integrated with mechanical systems such as HVAC and sprinklers
SITE PLAN
Top Chord Web
Bottom Chord
Structural System
Laced Steel Column
P
Concrete Waffle Floor Slab
Steel Cross Bracing
HVAC System
Concrete Column Concrete Wall
P
Low-E Glazing
Concrete Slab on Grade
Base Plate Sprinkler System
Concrete Footing
Floor 2
Floor 3
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15 14
8
11 12
13 9
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A
Floor 1
7
1
1
Reception
8
Media Space
13
Permanent Gallery
2
Office
9
Screen Room
14
Library
3
Cafe
10
Reading Area
15
Reading/ Study Area
4
Cafe Kitchen
11
Individual Media Rooms
16
Kids Corner
5
Mechanical Room
12
Magazine Racks
6
Lounge Area
7
Temporary Gallery
3
2 6
4 5
A
Section A
North Elevation
East Elevation
West Elevation
EL RENACIMIENTO ANTIGUA, GUATEMALA
The concept of this project was to create a new architecture to regenerate this area
of Antigua which is located next to one of Antigua’s many monuments, La Recoleccion. The Hotel/ Conference Center had many challenges in design due to Antigua’s strict building codes, regulations, and environmental factors such as, building heights, architectural forms, earthquakes, and materiality. However, for this project the idea for a new Hotel/ Conference center allowed for the use of new building technologies such as seismic design and interior lighting systems and use of modern materials to bring a new architecture to Antigua.
SITE PLAN
Entrance
221’
Hotel Restaurant Gallery Conference Rooms Courtyard Program 240’
119’ 143’
Second Floor
10’
Egress
First Floor
21’ 11’ 9’8”
West Section
Roof Detail Section METAL FLASHING ANCHOR BOLT BUTIMOUS ROOF STAINLESS STEEL FLASHING METAL DECKING GUSSET PLATE OPEN WEB STEEL JOIST STEEL BRIDGING DAMPING UNIT
CONCRETE BEARING WALL
Courtyard Detail Section METAL FLASHING GRAVEL CONCRETE CURB VEGETATION
GROWING MEDIA FILTER LAYER DRAINAGE LAYER PROTECTION FABRIC ROOT BARRIER VAPOUR BARRIER INSULATION
WATERPROOF MEMBRANE
White steel cross bracing
20’4”
Double paned Low-E glass Concrete Wall
36’ 41’
96’
13’
13’ 14’ 13’ 14’
Interior Detail
East Elevation
South Elevation
16’
Gallery Space`
SITE PLAN
THE GREEN TRIANGLE SEOUL, KOREA Jhoel Prevendido and Aldrian Chrisandy
This project looked at the Cheyonggycheon Restoration Project that was
completed in 2005. A 7 mile corridor that travels through the city of Seoul, it is a restoration of an ancient stream that was once covered with an elevated highway. The concept of this project is to connect the northern urban park with the southern Dongdaemun Design Plaza by using the Cheyonggycheon stream as a catalyst/ connector. We added urban design elements such as seating, designated pathways for pedestrians, foot bridges to connect the parks, and trees to add human scale.
THE KEYSTONE HAMILTON, BERMUDA
Bermuda has a large international community due to international business and migrant workers. This leads to cultural and cross-cultural relationships between local people and foreigners. Because of this, new families are being made that have different cultures, ethnicity, and backgrounds. Children are being born in these inter-cultural families and interacting with other children who may not have more than one background. While these children grow up, their differences can create a divided community. By creating a community youth center, the architecture can provide a space where children, parents, and the public of different backgrounds are able to learn about each other. With different cultures, there are different traditions and customs. By providing different spaces where cultural and social activities occur, it can help break the barriers that the community have so that in the future everyone can be seen as equals.
B
A
Site Plan
South Perspective View
Gymnasium
Fountain Courtyard
Building Form Diagrams
EMBRACE INVITING COMFORTABLE
WELCOMING
DISCOVERY JOURNEY
FUN
KNOWLEDGE
INVIGORATE
SAFE
Words describing what the outcome of the design of the
Two linear forms representing the
EMBRACED forms to create a shared courtyard,
Shift forms to create interlocking forms.
Community Youth Center. These words all relate to integration
separate cultures in Bermuda
it becomes WELCOMING and SAFE
Creates a JOURNEY and a new DISCOVERY
between different people, creation of new relationships, and
through the site
being able to learn about new things
Idea of bringing people from outside the site, in. Building
Building forms are pulled according to
One dominant space to represent the keystone
Top of forms are pushed down according to position
form differentiates itself from urban/architectural context
building program. Diagram represents the
that INVITES and holds the community together
of the sun during the day. It also creates a playful
idea of reaching out to the community
and the spaces on the site
aesthetic to support the idea of a place for FUN and interaction
Underground Level 18 19
Library Level 2
12
15 10 11 17
14 1 13
2 16 3
4
9
5
Ground Level
Library Level 2
1
Storage
15
Traditional Media Area
2
Classroom 1
16
Restrooms
3
Classroom 2
17
Atrium
4
Atrium
5
Computer Area
6
Restrooms
7
Mechanical
8
Gymnasium
9
Open Studio (Art)
10
Key Stone
11
Break Area
12
Theater
13
Waiting Area
14
Open Studio (Dance)
6 7
8
Underground Level 18
Changing Room
19
Theater Storage
20
Cafe
21
Pop Up Shop
22
Light Well Passage
Ground Level
22 20
21
Underground Level
North Elevation
West Elevation
Section A
Section B
White Wash Roof Panel Metal Flashing SIP Panel
Detailed Library Section
Plywood Ceiling Glulam Structure South Pine Glulam Beam
Low-E High Performance Hurricane Glass
Library Floor 2 Mullion
Library Floor 2 Hardwood Floor Serenity Mat Serenity Mat Adhesive Rigid Insulation Plywood
Library Floor 1
Aluminum Railing Gusset Plate Anchor Bolt
Glulam Beam
Cafe
Concrete Tributary Rigid Insulation
Cafe
Rough Concrete Panel
Reinforced Concrete Slab
Rubble Concrete Backfill Rough Concrete Panel Cement Render
Reinforced Concrete Slab
Drain Pipe
Keystone
Concrete Footing
Water Tank
DIGITAL REPRESENTATION This class focused on how architectural projects can be transformed into 3D environments by the use of rendering programs like 3DS Max Design. The class also showed how realistic materials are viewed through perspective, how to control interior lighting, and how to use and understand exterior daylighting
DIGITAL FABRICATION This class looked at the interdisciplinary similarities
of
different fields of design. All fields of design are related in some way such as automobile design, product design, fashion design, graphic design, furniture design, and architectural design. Works incorporated architectural elements, such as canopy, tower, landscape, and connectivity. By looking at intricacies, ornamentations, and forms in all aspects of types of designs, an Architectural product was made.
Group Members: Neil Henne, Jhoel Prevendido, Yuheng Sun Responsibilities: Design of wall Panel (Curves, placement of embossing), 3D representational drawings (elevations and sections), Renderings
IBA(S) STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION ST. GEORGE’S, BERMUDA
Jhoel Prevendido and Chiara Lombardi
The task for this competition was to redevelop Phenno’s Wharf in St. George’s, Bermuda in a master planning approach. Phenno’s
Wharf was located at the entrance of the Town of St. George’s, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We saw that the site had potential to be a catalyst in attracting people into St. George’s. From a site visit we noticed that St. George’s was lacking life. By including multiple public spaces, it allows people to interact with each other and the site. The site was designed so that people would be inclined to go towards the main square of St. George’s. My responsibilities in this project was master planning, architectural drawings, architectural facade designs, and design ideas.
GEOFF PARKER ARCHITECT Responsibilities:
Site surveys Interior Elevations
Exterior Elevations Construction Documents
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JP Jhoel Prevendido prevendido@gmail.com 912.272.6520