Fall 2021 Architecture Portfolio | Jose Miranda-Hernandez | Georgia Tech

PORTFOLIO Selected Work

Jose Miranda-Hernandez

Jose Miranda-Hernandez junior architecture student

Hi! My name is Jose Luis Miranda-Hernandez. I am a first generation high school graduate and college student attending the Georgia Institute of Technology pursuing a Bachelors of Science degree in Architecture, minor in Sustainable Cities, and a professional certificate in Construction Management. I am an architecture student with an emphasis on sustainability practices, construction management, graphic design and modular design. Throughout my experiences, I’ve developed skills in leasing marketing / management, communication, urban development, public relations, and the various steps in developing a project from the design phase to the construction phase.

Jose L. Miranda-Hernandez full time architecture student

p (706)-215-1502 | email jmiranhernandez2000@gmail.com | linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/JoseMirandaHer

Awards + +

Education

Hispanic Scholarship Fund Scholar 2021

Career Immersion Summer Program Certificate 2021

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Sustaining Silver Tower Award 2021 Faculty Honors 2020 , 2021 First-Year Silver Tower Award 2020 Dean’s List 2019 , 2020

George International Study Abroad Scholarship 2020

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Joseph Trammell Scholarship 2020 Zell Miller Scholar 2019-present

EJCHS Certificates of Excellence intro to drafting & design architectural drawing & design

Experience

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The Georgia Institute of Technology - Atlanta, GA

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East Jackson Comprehensive High School - Commerce, GA

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The University of North Georgia - EJCHS campus

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Center Desk Operator at GT Communications Lab August 2019 - present

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A federal work study position focused on organizing documents, checking in students, supervising the work email, and running the front desk ; working an average of 13-16 hours weekly.

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August 2018 - May 2019

enrolled in six dual enrollment courses throughout the senior year was selected for the National Society of Collegiate Scholars (placed in the top 20% of the 2019 freshman UNG class as a high school student

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This role consisted of guiding hard hat construction tours, filing leasing paperwork, designing fliers, newsletters, and more. Assisted in at least a $40,000 gain in marketed leases at Inspire Atlanta.

May 2019

High School Diploma | Honors Graduate UW GPA 3.94 / 4.0 Class Rank 6 / 208

Extra-curriculars

Marketing Assistant at Capstone Communities June 2021 - August 2021

June 2019 - December 2022

Candidate for a Bachelors of Science in Architecture Minoring in Sustainable Cities Professional Certificate in Construction Management GPA 3.77 / 4.0 Additional Scholarships Received | RaiseMe scholarship, Pell Grant scholarship, U-lead scholarship, JCCO service scholarship, Rotary essay scholarship

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Hispanic Recruitment Team - Georgia Tech* SOA Student Advisory Board - Georgia Tech* First-Gen Student Organization - Georgia Tech* Latin American Student Org (LASO) - Georgia Tech* Impact Living Learning Community - Georgia Tech* First Gen Mentor Program - Georgia Tech*

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Living Learning Communities Council - Georgia Tech SPARK Mentor for GT Ignite - Georgia Tech TRIO Upward Bound Program - UGA U-Lead program - Athens* EJCHS National Beta Club - Commerce EJCHS Student Council - Commerce

Leadership

Rhino Grasshopper V-Ray

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Ladybug Climate Consultant Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Adobe Photoshop Laser Cutting Model Making Communication

Revit Autocad Enscape

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Hispanic Scholarship Fund National Scholar

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School of Architecture Undergraduate Ambassador

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Vice President for GT LASO (Latin American Student Org)

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Public Relations Chair for GT LASO

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Peer Leader for Architecture Summer History Course

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Living Learning Communities Council Member

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July 2021 - present

Chosen as a 2021-2022 HSF Scholar within an application pool of 124,000 students and an 8% acceptance rate, I was honored to be one of the 10,000 students chosen this year to hold this national Hispanic distinction.

January 2020 - present

As a faculty-nominated student ambassador, the prime duties persist of communicating and connecting with prospective architecture students who have been formally accepted to SoA program at Georgia Tech. Directing virtual and physical open houses, emailing students, and creating informational videos are a few of the main responsibilities.

May 2021 - present

As the Vice-President, I am the junior executive officer and will act on the behalf of the President in the event of their absence. I will also have the opportunity to lead in the welcoming and development of freshmen and transfer students by leading a committee.

June 2020 - May 2021

The public relations officer focuses on promoting and spreading this newly founded Latin organization across campus with the use of designing fliers, brochures, banners, graphics using adobe software and operating all social media platforms. This role requires a lot of communication skills with the other committees in the organization.

June 2019 - July 2019

The public relations officer focuses on promoting and spreading this newly founded Latin organization across campus with the use of designing fliers, brochures, banners, graphics using adobe software and operating all social media platforms. This role requires a lot of communication skills with the other committees in the organization.

November 2019 - May 2021

This role as a selected council member is involved in working to facilitate the integration of Learning Communities on Georgia Tech’s campus, establish a campus-wide community to further promote Learning Communities’ growth and success, organize events.

Jose L. Miranda-Hernandez full time architecture student

p (706)-215-1502 | email jmiranhernandez2000@gmail.com | linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/JoseMirandaHer

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spectrum

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senses

22 - 34

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R.R.R.

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tree of storytelling

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additional work

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SPECTRUM gothic configuration

sophomore undergrad studio 01 | Fall 2020 | instructor, Lars Spuybroek partner, Katia Riwayat

SPECTRUM | fall 2020 | LS

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This semester long project analyzed and researched various architectural styles. We were partnered in a duo throughout the development of this project. My section focused on gothic window tracery and the curves which were extracted from those window designs.

We then carried out multiple phases with these various curves in order to create sheets or fields of configurations which would eventually lead to the basic structural and physical walls of our building.

This 8 - story building was programmed to be an LGBTQ+ center based in the inner heart of Chicago.

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Project Label | Year of Project | Section Critic

We then used unique techniques to form gaps and rooms which followed the processes seen in the initial composition of the curves.

The addition of stained colored glass was intentionally placed as a reflective effect on the white surface which we represented as a blank canvas.

The renderings are the most effective way to express the conceptual decisions made in the development of this building.

Project Label | Year of Project | Section Critic

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10 SPECTRUM | fall 2020 | LS

C-curves

Depth

J-curves

Depth

J-curves

J-curves

J-curves Depth

Depth Depth

Depth

Depth Asymmetry

Asymmetry

Asymmetry

Imbalance

Depth

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Imbalance

J-curves

Asymmetry

Depth

Asymmetry

Imbalance

York Minister, England - 1472

Asymmetry

Asymmetry

C-curves

S-curves

S-curves

S-curves

S-curves

S-curves

Depth

Asymmetry

Depth

Depth

Depth

Imbalance

Asymmetry

Asymmetry

Lincoln Cathedral, England - 1272

Reims Cathedral, France - 1211

Lincoln Cathedral, England - 1272

Imbalance Asymmetry

Imbalance

York Minister, England - 1472

Asymmetry

Asymmetry

Reims Cathedral, France - 1211

Imbalance

Asymmetry

Asymmetry

Church of St. Wulfram, Great Britain - 1250’s

Church of St. Peter, England - 1260

C-curves

Asymmetry

C-curves

Depth

Asymmetry

Asymmetry

Church of St. Wulfram, Great Britain - 1250’s

Depth

ry

C-curves

Imbalance

C-curves

Notre Dame Cathedral, France - 1165 Bourges Cathedral, France - 1255

Asymmetry

Lincoln Cathedral, England - 1272

C-curves

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Church of St. Peter, England - 1260

Asymmetry

Lincoln Cathedral, England - 1272

C-curves

France - 1211

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York Minister, England - 1472

Studio: Gothic Configuring Riwayat Katia & Jose Miranda-Hernandez

Notre Dame Cat

Reims Cathedral, France

C-curves Depth C-curves

C-curve

Depth

C-curve

Depth

C-curve

Depth C-curve

C-curve

J-curves

C-curve

Varied Configurations

C-curve

C-curve

J-curves

Imbalance

Asymmetry

J-curves

Depth

S-curves

Depth

Asymmetry

Imbalance

Asymmetry

Depth

Depth

Imbalance Depth

J-curves

Depth

S-curves

S-curves

Depth

Asymmetry

C-curves

S-curves

Asymmetry

Depth

Depth

Depth

Asymmetry

Imbalance

Depth

Asymmetry

Asymmetry

C-curves

J-curves

Imbalance

Asymmetry

Asymmetry

Depth

S-curves

Depth

J-curves

Depth

Asymmetry

Depth

C-curves

C-curves

Asymmetry

Imbalance

Imbalance

Asymmetry

Asymmetry

C-curves

C-curves

Depth

J-curves

Depth

S-curves

Depth

Asymmetry

Depth

Depth

Asymmetry

Depth

Depth

S-curves

Depth

Varied Configurations for Trefoils

Depth

S-curves

Depth

S-curves

Depth

S-curves

Depth

Asymmetry

J-curves

Depth

Depth

Asymmetry

Asymmetry

J-curves

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S-curves

Asymmetry S-curves

S-curves

Depth

Imbalance

Asymmetry

Depth

Asymmetry

J-curves

Imbalance

Asymmetry

Depth

Imbalance J-curves

Depth

C-curves

C-curves

S-curves

Depth

Imbalance

Asymmetry C-curves

Depth

Asymmetry

J-curves

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Imbalance J-curves

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C-curves

S-curves

Asymmetry

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Imbalance

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J-curves

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Imbalance

Asymmetry

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C-curves

C-curves

Asymmetry

J-curves

Depth

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Varied Configurations for Quatrefoils

J-curves

Depth

Imbalance

Asymmetry

C-curves

C-curves

S-curves

Depth

Asymmetry

Imbalance

J-curves

Depth

Imbalance

C-curves

Asymmetry

Varied Configurations for Quatrefoils

Depth

Asymmetry

Imbalance

Asymmetry

Varied Configurations for Trefoils

C-curves

Depth

J-curves

SPECTRUM | fall 2020 | LS Depth

S-curves

Depth

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Studio: Gothic Configuring Riwayat Katia & Jose Miranda-Hernandez

Transformation: Mirror

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Transformation: Mirror & Overlap

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Transformation: Mirror & Overlap

Transformation: Rotation & Mirror

Transformation: Mirror & Overlap

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Transformation: Rotation, Overlap &Mirror

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Transformation: Rotation, Overlap &Mirror

Transformation: Mirror & Stacking

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Transformation: Overlap, Mirror & Stacking

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Transformation: Mirror & Overlap

Transformation: Mirror & Stacking

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Transformation: Mirror & Overlap

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9.5

9.6

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4.1 White Noise

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2.1 White Noise

4.2 Pink Noise

4.5 Intermittent Noise II

4.3 Brown Noise

4.4 Intermittent Noise I

4.6 Thermal Noise

4.7 Impulsive Noise

4.8 Phase Noise

2.2 Pink Noise

2.3 Brown Noise

2.4 Intermittent Noise I

2.5 Intermittent Noise II

2.6 Thermal Noise

2.7 Impulsive Noise

2.8 Phase Noise

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11.1 White Noise

11.2 Pink Noise

11.3 White Noise II

11.4 Intermittent Noise I

11.5 Intermittent Noise II

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12.3 Brown Noise

12.1 White Noise

12.4 Intermittent Noise I

12.2 Pink Noise

12.5 Intermittent Noise II

11.6 Thermal Noise

12.6 Intermittent Noise III

11.7 Impulsive Noise

12.7 Impulsive Noise

11.8 Phase Noise

12.8 Phase Noise

SPECTRUM | fall 2020 | LS

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The Congress Plaza Hotel

Travelodge

HMMC Inc.

LGBT Population in Chicago, Illinois: Chicago is home to 146,000 adults who identify as LGBT, according to a new report from the city’s health department. In what it describes as “the first-ever population estimate and demographic profile for all LGBT adults,” the Chicago Department of Public Health estimates 7.5 percent of Chicago’s adult population identifies as such.“We know that the only way to ensure a greater quality of life and access to services for LGBT individuals is to better understand the size of, and opportunities and challenges specific to, Chicago’s LGBT community,” CDPH Commissioner Julie Morita said in a statement. “This report is a first step, giving providers, elected officials and community leaders a deeper understanding of Chicago’s LGBT population so we can in turn help better strengthen the community.” The study combined analysis from two sources: a Youth Risk Behavior Survey randomly given to CPS high schoolers and the random telephone Healthy Chicago Survey aimed at Chicago adults. The estimates found that 138,000 adults identify as lesbian, gay or bisexual while 10,500 identify as transgender. The numbers only include “self-identified” LGBTQ Chicagoans.“We expect the actual number to be even higher,” said Brian Richardson, first deputy commissioner of the public health department. “We are in the age of data. Nearly everything Center on Halsted does must be supported through data, both in terms of justifying our programs and in providing that the program met its goal,” Torres said. “This report will be a vital instrument in explaining the need for the services offered by Center on Halsted.” The research done by Chicago Department of Public Health has found that sexual and gender minorities are more likely to engage in risky behaviors than their heterosexual and/or cisgender peers. Policies and cultural norms that stigmatize and exclude sexual and gender minorities can foster these behaviors and ultimately lead to negative health effects for individuals and population health disparities specific to these communities. It is of the utmost importance to understand and address the unique health needs of sexual and gender minorities.

Columbia College

Pizza Restaurant

ern United States. The LGBT community in Chicago held its first annual Gay Liberation March in June of 1970. This march encouraged people to fight homophobia, to come out and raise awareness of the issues and injustices facing the community. PRIDE continued to grow in the ’70s and ’80s, promoting visibility for the community and eventually gaining the support of many local politicians and businesses.

The Chicago Gay Pride Parade is held annually on the last Sunday of June in Chicago. The Chicago Gay and Lesbian Hall of Fame was created in June 1991. The hall of fame is the first “municipal institution of its kind in the United States, and possibly in the world.” The first ceremony took place during Pride Week and was held at Chicago City Hall.

Goodman Center

Studio: Gothic Configuring Riwayat Katia & Jose Miranda-Hernandez

Jewish Workplace Columbia Issues College Library

Columbia College Lecture Hall

Open Parking

StubHub Chicago

Restaurants Priorities for strengthening academic core in 2000

Illinois Technical College

Hilton Chicago Hotel

Open Parking

Sixt Car Rental

New parking should be directed to the periphery of the district, in the South and West Loop - 2000.

Establish design guidelines to regulate the appearance and maintenance of all parking lots and structures in the district. - 2000.

Food Court Area

Restaurants

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Program + Spatial Diagams

Program + Spatial Diagams

Family Unity + Support

Recovery + Health

Arts + Culture

Additional Services

Advocacy + Meeting

Communal Gathering

ENTRANCE

Photography & Shadows data closet

kiosk

kiosk

reception space

gallery

screening room

male data restroom closet gender neutral restroom

custodial

lobby wait area

staff locker

loading area

kiosk

kiosk

2 mental health clinics

gender female neutral restroomrestroom

2 workshop areas

gender neutral restroom

2 counseling centers

male custodial data closet restroom

urban garden

data closet

auditorium

female restroom

spa

2 career centers

fitness room

5 guest rooms mechanical electrical room

data closet

custodial

kitchen + laundry area

male custodial restroom female restroom

2 testing rooms

male restroom

cafe restaurant

bar

staff lounge

male restroom

female restroom gender neutral restroom

female gender restroom neutral restroom custodial

gender neutral custodial restroom

library

lounge

female restroom

kiosk

male female restroom restroom

Administration

meeting space staff locker

data closet

coat room/ storage

data closet

gender neutral restroom

male female custodialrestroom restroom gender neutral restroom male restroom

kiosk

data closet

custodial

High Activity

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Family Unity Communal Gathering / Family Unity

Communal Gathering / Family Unity

Arts + Culture / Communal

Arts + Culture

Final Sheets

Noise Pitch Diagram

Recovery + Health / Family Unity

Low Activity

Diagrams

Recovery + Health

Advocacy + Meeting Additional Services

Advocacy + Meeting

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Density Diagram

Floor Plan Process

Closed

Exploded Axonometric drawings & Plans

Open

Iteration 1

Initial Floor Construction

Iteration 2

Initial Floor Construction w/ Screens

level 1

Beamwork Generation

level 2

Iteration 3

level 3

level 4

Final Floor Construction

level 5

level 6

level 7

level 8

Iteration 4

SPECTRUM | fall 2020 | LS levels 1-3

levels 4-6

levels 7-8

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Convexing + Concaving

Colored Glazing Diagrams

Exploded Axonometric

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1st Floor

2nd Floor

3rd Floor

4th Floor

5th Floor

6th Floor

7th Floor

8th Floor

section A-A

section B-B

9th Floor

Section Cut Drawings

Site Plan

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8th Floor

section A-A

section B-B

9th Floor

Section Cut Drawings

Site Plan

SPECTRUM | fall 2020 | LS

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SPECTRUM | fall 2020 | LS

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SENSES

wellness retreat center sophomore undergrad studio 02 | Spring 2021 | instructor, Michelle Rinehart

SENSES | spring 2021 | MR

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We, as individuals, form experiences and memories through objects around us. As curious as we are, the only real way we can identify happenings from the rest is using our senses. Everything carries its characteristics that offer its unique identification, whether that be the thrashing of water upon rocks or the tree trunk’s rugged texture.

For this project, I wished to morph these experiences into a sensory hierarchy based solely on their strength in our bodies. You will experience differing amplitudes of sensory connection to the space you are traveling in.

I beleived following a rock slab placement concept as seen on the bare foundation of the manchester mills and the sides which coat the artifical sepeartion in the creek would guide me in shifting and stacking program elements.

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26 SENSES | spring 2021 | MR

SENSES | spring 2021 | MR

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30 SENSES | spring 2021 | MR

SENSES | spring 2021 | MR

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32 SENSES | spring 2021 | MR

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34 SENSES | spring 2021 | MR

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RECOVERY,RECONNECTION, + REGROWTH modular community housing

junior undergrad studio 04 | Summer 2021 | instructor, Ryan Roark

RRR | summer 2021 | RR

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Artisan Yards, an area near the southern part of Atlanta, is centered among three prominent neighborhoods: Castleberry Hill, Mechanicsville, and Downtown Atlanta. These areas have dealt with continuous battles of economic suppression, social and cultural separation, and many of the current residents still undergo the repercussions from the early 1900s during racial segregation.

This proposition will provide resources to heal the broken pieces of these neighborhoods and expand beyond reintroducing social connection and cultural union among the local residents. Finally, this area will soon be on its way towards being the progressive place it once was before and possibly better.

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In turning these motives into reality, the program intends to resolve and address the issues among the neighborhoods. The proposed program consists of residential and non-residential programs.

Secondly, there is a non-residential program aimed towards the further development of career and job demographics. the residential housing units will be designed purposefully to promote new friendships, relationships, and more (reconnection). This will tackle housing insecurity and eviction present in the area.

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OCCUPATIONAL EMPLOYMENT

8,664 MALE

90%

11%

658

6,033

BLUE COLLAR

WHITE COLLAR

957

1,408

FEMALE

MALE

10%

6,577 FEMALE

OCCUPATIONAL EMPLOYMENT

GENDER IDENTiTY

89%

60%

40%

10%

56%

90%

GENDER IDENTiTY

MECHANiCS ViLLE

47%

OCCUPATIONAL EMPLOYMENT

GENDER IDENTiTY

43%

CASTLE BERRY HiLL

53%

DOWNTOWN ATLANTA

93

769

BLUE COLLAR

WHITE COLLAR

1,961

1,759

FEMALE

MALE 221

1,853

BLUE COLLAR

WHITE COLLAR

81%

6%

78%

8%

64%

18%

OF TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS ARE NON-FAMILY

OF TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS HAVE CHILDREN

OF TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS ARE NON-FAMILY

OF TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS HAVE CHILDREN

OF TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS ARE NON-FAMILY

OF TOTAL HOUSEHOLDS HAVE CHILDREN

3,705

261

366

38

1,134

322

OVER 65

BELOW

2,634

575

5,514

U.S. POVERTY LiNE 897

$15,521

$21,182

$

414

45-64

$16,714

$37,692

$52,328

$59,375

$54,184

25-44

ABOVE

2,962

BELOW 25

$54,420

$68,521

$13,975

$21,820

$22,428

MEDiAN iNCOME BY AGE

1,028 341 112 175 48 16 224 125 5 272 122 7 361 137 19 342 177 26 846 224 144 1,706 637 213 378 208 15

HOME CONSTRUCTiON BY DECADE

1939 OR EARLiER

1940-1949

1950-1959

1960-1969

1970-1979

1980-1989

1990-1999

2000-2009

2010 OR LATER

DOWNTOWN ATLANTA MECHANiCS ViLLE CASTLE BERRY HiLL

RRR | summer 2021 | RR

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40 RRR | summer 2021 | RR

RRR | summer 2021 | RR

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UP

UP

UP

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RRR | summer 2021 | RR

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RRR | summer 2021 | RR

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46 RRR | summer 2021 | RR

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TREE OF STORYTELLING activist-run center

junior undergrad studio 03 | Fall 2021 | instructor, Elisa Dainese

TREE OF STORIES | fall 2021 | ED

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This project was a two-phase project which involved the creation of a machine which would transition towards the development of an activist-run center.

My concept focuses on the relationship of the native american diaspora and the storytelling of their experiences which helps to bring awareness to this commonly shadowed culture.

Through the implementation of program and space, this is a center made for native americans to spread their culture while also teaching the local public about their past.

With communication as a driver in this project, they are able to access radios, performance spaces, broadcasting hubs, and more.

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CONCEPT

SACRED OAK & RED CEDAR

LAYOUT

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DIAGRAM CONSTRUCTiON

PHOTOS

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SITE PLAN

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UP

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3

1 UP

DIAGRAM

original mass circulation

sliced mass

public space public space

final mass

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PROGRAM DIAGRAM

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UP

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1 sound studios (throat sing) 2 service/ communal space 3 gallery (art, stories, work) floor plans 4 restrooms 5 lobby space (third floor)

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1 performance public space 2 discussion circles 3 meeting rooms 4 restrooms 5floor food plans vendor stations 6(fourth kitchen floor)

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UP

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primary auditorium secondary auditorium restrooms reflection outdoor space

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SECTION CUT

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SNAPSHOT RENDER

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glass louvers aluminum frame soil layer waterproof system gravel layer corrugated metal sheeting structural steel members steel joist inner glazing / inlet / exhaust steel grates aluminum sheet shutters hvac ducts wooden designed panels steel beam frame aluminum flaps glue + pavement water filtration system vapor retarder insulation gravel layer

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ADDITIONAL

WORKS

media + modeling, case studies, representing renovation arch electives | 2019-2021 | instructors, charles rudolph, james park, ryan roark

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CASE STUDY I

El Tecuan, Mexico by Alberto Campo

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C A S E S T U D Y II

Serpentine Gallery Pavilion by Toyo Ito

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The section-perspective view offers a unique view of the spatial structure of the interior, as well as circulation added by furniture. This North-South section, facing west, cuts through beams, the aluminum massing, glass, as well as open space on the facades to reveal how thee materials are used in relation to one another in order to create intersecting shapes of different transparencies. This view offers a look at the depth of the structure, as this section is taken approximately at the midpoint of the North and South facades. The exploded axonometric view allows us to deconstruct the structure horizontally and vertically to understand all the structural components and elements of a structure, as well as how they come together to complete the structure. For this specific view, the glass, aluminum massing, and steel beams are all separated into separate layers based on their placement on the actual structure. This view allows for greater context as to how the beam structure influences the placement of the aluminum massing, and subsequently the glass panels. The complex algorithm designed by the architect, Toyo Ito, was the main focal point of this entire pavilion and this axonometric view captures the exact interpretation of those angles and intersections.

Figure C : Exploded Axonometric

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PARAMETRIC DESIGN grasshopper plugin and enscape rendering top view outline

anchor guides for surface development

final rendered model diagrid structure top view

quad structure top view

quad surface top view

final rendered model Media & Modeling II Fall 2020 - Physics Simulation - Page 04

top view outline

anchor guides for surface development

final rendered model diagrid structure top view

quad structure top view

quad surface top view

final rendered model

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A A Patterned Surfaces Panels Wooden Material B Patterned Glass Panels Frosted Blue Tinted Material

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C Quad Structural Composition Light Gray Steel Material

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Panel Detail E

D Diagrid Structural Composition Dark Gray Steel Material E Surounding Landscape, Furniture, and Users

Interior View 01

Interior View 02

Interior View 03

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BUS STOP DESIGN Construction Tech Exercise II

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REPRESENTING RENOVATION Floral Court + Carraige Hall, London, UK Introduction to Floral Courtyard & Carriage Hall The Floral Courts, also known as the Covent Garden, is a mixed-use oriented project which attempts to heal an urban fabric which ties back to the past historical war conflicts which occurred during WW2.

This space is a six-story stack of forty five apartments with a commercial courtyard and frontage. The frontage contains various forms of commerce such as high-end restaurants, boutiques, and other related retail fronts. This being a structure / place which replaced a bulky 3 decade old office building, this is certainly not your typical regular marketplace. Inspiration for the unique massing of this courtyard and the surroundings refers back to the historical commercial fruit and vegetable crates.

This architecture is the epicenter of London’s luxury residences and it it was designed to improve the urban environment. The architects, KPF, even stated “The key to the project has been finding the balance between old and new”.

This space is marrying modern architecture with the conservation and sympathetic restoration of a heritage building.

Historical Perspective Collage

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Map Development Through Time

This represents a timeline which depicts multiple maps that indicate some of the program and space that was used during those times. As time passed, this space grew to be a central commerce hub which ulltimately effected the use and prupose of the area to compliment that specific neccesity. The denseness of the program is exponentiallly increasing as you progress through time. Displaying this immediate shift towards urbanization would be an interesting concept to uncover.

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Section Cut Program Diagram

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