John T. Dupuy PORTFOLIO 2022

PORTFOLIO JOHN DUPUY SELEC TED WORKS

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J O H N T. D U P U Y REPRESENTATIVE PROJECTS

REPRESENTATIVE CLIENTS

PROJECT RECOGNITION

MEMORIAL PARK EASTERN GLADES

MEMORIAL PARK CONSERVANCY

MEMORIAL PARK

MEMORIAL PARK SPORTS COMPLEX

UPTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

CLAY FAMILY EASTERN GLADES

MEMORIAL PARK RUNNING COMPLEX

CITY OF HOUSTON

ULI DEVELOPMENT OF DISTINCTION

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

POST OAK BOULEVARD

CITY OF SAN ANTONIO

LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

KING ABDULLAH UNIVERSITY OF

UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON

D E S I G N C O N S U LT I N G

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS

KING ABDULLAH UNIVERSITY OF

P R O J E C T I N I T I AT I O N A N D P L A N N I N G

U of H - ENGINEERING RESEARCH BUILDING

SAN ANTONIO RIVER AUTHORITY

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

PROJECT EXECUTION, MONITORING

UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS -

KING ABDULLA UNIVERSITY

CONGRESS FOR NEW URBANISM

CONTROL AND PROJECT

CENTER FOR SCIENCE AND HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

SAUDI ARAMCO

CHARTER AWARD

MEMORIAL HERMANN HOSPITAL

UPPER KIRBY TIRZ

AIA COTE AWARD

S U M M A R Y:

METHODIST WILLOWBROOK HOSPITAL

METRO HOUSTON

THROUGHOUT MY CAREER I HAVE BEEN

KAUST INTERNATIONAL ART PROGRAM

HINES

F O R T U N AT E T O W O R K

JEDDAH PUBLIC ART PROGRAM

SHELL

SAN ANTONIO RIVER IMPROVEMENT PROJECT

PLANNER AND MANAGER DELIVERING

DHAHRAN TECHNO VALLEY

EXXON MOBIL

ASLA NATIONAL HONOR AWARD 2001

O U T S TA N D I N G P R O J E C T S W O R L D W I D E . M Y

THUWAL SUSTAINABLE VILLAGE

CUMMINS SOUTHERN PLAINS

O B J E C T I V E I S T O C O N S U LT W I T H D E S I G N ,

KIRBY DRIVE STREET IMPROVEMENTS

METHODIST HOSPITAL

DEVELOPMENT AND CLIENT TEAMS IN

TEXAS HERITAGE PARK

MEMORIAL HERMANN HOSPITAL

MORNINGSIDE MANOR

C O L L A B O R AT I O N T O R E A L I Z E B U I LT P R O J E C T S

GREENBRIAR ROOF GARDEN

TRINITY UNIVERSITY

TEXAS ASLA AWARD OF MERIT

T H AT A C H I E V E E X C E P T I O N A L O U T C O M E S F O R

SHELL WOODCREEK PH II

NASA - JOHNSON SPACE CENTER

C L I E N T S , S TA K E H O L D E R S A N D U S E R G R O U P S .

SAN ANTONIO RIVER MASTER PLAN

LICENSED LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT TEXAS #2194 BACHELORS OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

CLOSING

AS A DESIGNER,

M E M O R I A L PA R K C L AY FA M I LY E A S T E R N G L A D E S CLAY FAMILY EASTERN GLADES RECLAIMS 100 ACRES OF PREVIOUSLY INACCESSIBLE PARKLAND. THIS PROJECT EXPANDS PASSIVE RECREATION, ADDS NEW PARKING AND RESTROOMS, ESTABLISHES 5 ½-ACRE HINES LAKE AND WETLANDS, PROVIDES TRAILS, BOARDWALKS AND OPPORTUNITIES TO EXPERIENCE AND LEARN ABOUT NATURAL HABITAT SYSTEMS . EASTERN GLADES PROVIDES SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE, RUNNERS ON THE SEYMOUR LIEBERMAN TRAIL, FAMILIES ENJOYING AN AFTERNOON PICNIC, BIRD WATCHERS AND THOSE INTERESTED IN HOUSTON’S CULTURAL HISTORY. THE MEMORIAL PARK CONSERVANCY CAPITAL PROJECTS TEAM COORDINATED THE ACTIVITIES OF ALL CONSULTANTS, CONTRACTORS AND THE CITY OF HOUSTON GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT.

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M E M O R I A L PA R K C L AY FA M I LY EASTERN GLADES EASTERN GLADES PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES FOR PASSIVE RECREATION INCLUDING LAKE OVERLOOKS AND WATER FEATURES, FOOD TRUCK COURT, A FORMAL PEDESTRIAN PROMENADE AND LAKE WALKS TOTALING 2 1/2 MILES. ACRES OF EXPANSIVE LAWNS ARE DEFINED BY PROTECTED ISLANDS OF INDIGENOUS PLANTING PROVIDING HABITAT FOR WILDLIFE.

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AT THE WETLAND BOARDWALK MOMENTS WERE INCORPORATED INTO THE DESIGN TO ACCOMODATE INTERACTION AND CONVERSATION. CUSTOM BENCHES, DESIGNED BY JOHN DUPUY, WERE FABRICATED FROM MASSIVE TIMBERS RECLAIMED FROM A SINGLE PINE TREE HARVESTED ON SITE IN THE CONSTRUCTION PROCESS.

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ALL TREES AND VEGETATION REMOVED WERE INCORPORATED INTO THE PARK BIO-CYCLE, A PROCESS OF CONVERTING GREEN PRODUCT INTO VALUABLE COMPOST USED IN FUTURE PROJECTS.

M E M O R I A L PA R K SPORTS COMPLEX

PHASE ONE OF THE MEMORIAL PARK SPORTS COMPLEX BEGINS THE RELOCATION OF ALL SPORTS FIELDS TO THE NORTH PERIMETER OF THE PARK. PHASE ONE OF THE PROJECT WAS COMPLETED IN 2020 TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION TO BEGIN ON THE LAND BRIDGE AND PRAIRIE PROJECT TO BE COMPLETED IN 2022.

THE SPORTS COMPLEX PHASE ONE INCLUDED CONSTRUCTION OF BASEBALL, SOFTBALL AND MULTI-PURPOSE FIELDS AND VOLLEYBALL COURTS. THE PROJECT ALSO INCLUDED TWO PARKING LOTS AND MAJOR ABOVE AND BELOW GROUND UTILITY IMPROVEMENTS.

M E M O R I A L PA R K SPORTS COMPLEX THIS FIRST PHASE OF THE MEMORIAL PARK SPORTS COMPLEX ESTABLISHES THE OVERALL EAST/WEST AXIS OF ORIENTATION FOR THE PROJECT IN THE MEMORIAL PARK MASTER PLAN. ADDITIONAL SOFTBALL FIELDS WILL BE CONSTRUCTED TO THE EAST WITH MULTI-PURPOSE FIELDS TO THE WEST.

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ALL STRUCTURES INCLUDING BLEACHER SHADE STRUCTURES, DUGOUT PAVILIONS AND BACKSTOP WALLS WERE CUSTOM DESIGNED BY CLARK CONDON LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS AND ENGLISH ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS

PROJECT INFRASTRUCTURE AND UTILITY CONSTRAINTS INCLUDED RELOCATION OF A MAIN SANITARY SEWER SEGMENT AND THE OVERHEAD ELECTRICAL AND TELEPHONE SERVICE SERVING THE NORTH SIDE OF MEMORIAL PARK.

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PROJECT MANAGER RESPONSIBLE FOR OWNER/ARCHITECT/CONTRACTOR COLLABORATION

MORE THAN 75 TREES WERE RELOCATED FROM THE PROJECT SITE INCLUDING TWO SPECIMEN SWAMP CHESTNUTS EXCEEDING 24 CALIPER INCHES. TREES WERE RELOCATED WITHIN THE SPORTS COMPLEX PROJECT SITE AND THROUGHOUT MEMORIAL PARK.

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UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON ENGINEERING RESEARCH BUILDING

UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON ENGINEERING RESEARCH BUILDING

KING ABDULLAH UNIVERSITY FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (KAUST)

The mission of KAUST’s internationally renowned scientists is to address humanity’s most urgent scientific challenges related to energy and the environment.

Interdisciplinary research being conducted at KAUST includes pursuing sustainable solutions for water, energy and food.

The project team had less than 30 months to design and construct 5.5 million square feet of complex space across 27 buildings. The campus features 2 million square feet of laboratory space spread across four interconnected, 500,000-sq.-ft. buildings. Exceptionally flexible building shells and universal floor plates accommodate virtually every lab type.

KING ABDULLAH UNIVERSITY FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (KAUST)

The campus is Saudi Arabia’s first LEED certified project and, at the time of its certification, was the world’s largest LEED Platinum project.

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KAUST I N T E R N AT I O N A L ART PROGRAM

KAUST ART is an extensive program of artwork commissions that celebrate the King Abdullah University of Technology’s international platform of collaboration and exchange. The primary focus of the program is to interpret and present interdisciplinary art and design that stimulates creativity and interaction.

Engaging prominent artists and designers from around the globe, the project unites East and West to create site-specific solutions exploring world-class practices.

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An extensive curatorial phase and collaboration between UAP and project architects HOK revealed opportunities for artwork integration and locations for major artwork commissions.

The KAUST International Art Program included works from Carsten Höller, Oliver van den Berg, Sopheap Pich, Iñigo Manglano-Ovalle, Subodh Kerkar, Donna Marcus, Dalziel & Scullion, Dennis Nona, Richard Deacon, Erwin Redl, Fiona Foley, Simeon Nelson, Nja Madhaoui, David Trubridge and Jason Bruge.

POST OAK BOULEVARD

POST OAK BOULEVARD STUDIO DUPUY WAS RETAINED BY THE UPTOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (UDA) TO DEVELOP REFINED DETAILS FOR THE POST OAK BOULEVARD STREET IMPROVEMENT PROJECT. THE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION ADMINISTRATION INCLUDED ALL HARDSCAPE ELEMENTS IN THE PEDESTRIAN REALM INCLUDING A SIGNIFICANT REVISION OF PAVING MATERIALS TO SELECT UNIT PAVERS AND ADVANCEMENT OF COMPLEX STREET TREE AND HARDSCAPE INTEGRATION.

KIRBY DRIVE STREETSCAPE

The Upper Kirby District retained the planning team to develop urban design and streetscape improvements to the Kirby Drive corridor from Westheimer to Richmond Avenue. The resulting design includedall landscape, hardscape signage and lighting improvements. The urban corridor was transformed into a vibrant, walkable retail street. Pedestrians have clearly designated safe crossings of a major thoroughfare.

Notable improvements include modern street and pedestrian lighting standards and custom street furnishings.

Project challenges included an extensive public review process and stakeholder buy in. In particular was the impact on existing street trees which were ultimately replaced by new and a greater number of Bald Cypress and Live Oaks.

TEXAS HERITAGE PARK

Texas Heritage Park is reimagined following the complete removal of the existing park due to construction of a new Class A office building in Memorial City, Houston. The park, now half the original size had program requirements to re-use existing sculpture and serve as the entry and public realm of the new office tower.

The newly envisioned park again references Texas heritage and varied regional ecosystems, plants and wildlife. Conceptually the park is organized by the theme of Texas Rivers expressed as continually flowing fountains of varying lengths.

The regular spacing of the river fountains creates an ordered overlay of garden rooms which in turn express the character and landscape associated with each river region.

DESIGN STUDIES INCLUDE HAND SKETCHES AS WELL AS TECHNICAL DRAWINGS TO CONVEY DESIGN INTENT AND CLEARLY COMMUNICATE TO STAKEHOLDERS, CLIENTS AND END USERS

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