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KISS AND RIDE DROP OFF ENTRY
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LONG HAUL RAIL BAG CHECK
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AIRPORT EXPRESS IN-TOWN BAG CHECK
STONERIDGE SHOPPING CENTER - UPPER MARKET PLAZA (PRIORITY GIVEN TO LOCAL BUISNESSES)
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FREIGHT RAIL ALIGNMENT
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Can architecture and urbanism be the same entity?
At the confluence of California’s housing crisis and the impending climate change catastrophe is the topic of suburban development. Ownership of the ground plane in which suburban architecture lives on does not belong to people; it belongs to the automobile. In turn, suburban architecture responds to site conditions centered around automobiles. This is why the built environment here primarily consists of big box stores, massive parking lots, single-family homes, highway exits and stroads. In our housing shortage, suburbia refuses to build much needed denser, mixed-use housing developments. Therefore, suburban architecture and planning are locked in a symbiotic relationship with auto-centrism where one perpetuates the other.
This thesis proposes a new approach to suburban architecture and planning by reclaiming space dedicated to automobile use for humans. Culminating in the design of Stoneridge Station - a microcosm of the large and small scale interventions we will use to transition to an autoindependent, greener, walkable and bikeable future.
Stoneridge Station is a train station, served by high speed and standard mainline rail, as well as local and regional rail and bus transit.
The strategy is to design a building that is also it’s own neighborhood. The Stoneridge Bourough is dense walkable neighborhood in the rapidly growing Tri-Valley area, east of San Francisco and Oakland in California, where a train station happens to be located. By allowing the roof to merge with the ground plane and turning it into a space for mixed-use developments, the station returns its building footprint to the community, and in turn,
This is part of a larger intervention to convert auto-centric Bay Area suburbs into walkable transit oriented communities.
LEFT: PROGRAM DIAGRAM
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7 new lines, 5 line extensions, and a brand new regional service for BART, comes along side Stoneridge Station.
Stoneridge Station’s location was chosen because of it’s geographic and socioeconomic resilience. Unlike many neighborhoods in the core of the East Bay, which are lower income and tend to be communities of color, upper middle class communities such as Pleasanton and Dublin are vastly less vulnerable to disruptions caused by a major transit construction project.
To ensure that the rest of the East bay is provided equitable access to Stoneridge’s transit services, a massive expansion to BART’s network is proposed. Along with the expansion of BART’s existing rapid transit network, comes a new regional rail network. BAREX, (short for Bay Area Regional EXpress), throughruns onto BART’s existing network, extending rail service to the outer counties surrounding the Bay Area. This is made possible by utilizing underused or abandoned rail right-of-ways, dual-gauge gauntlet tracks, compatible rolling stock, CBTC signaling, and network consolidation.
EXSITING BART NETWORK Bay Fair San Leandro Coliseum Fruitvale Castro Valley West Dublin/ Pleasanton Milpitas Dublin/ Pleasanton Warm Springs/South Fremont Berryessa/North San Jose West Oakland Irvington 12th St/Oakland City Center Rockridge MacArthur 19th St/Oakland Richmond El Cerrito del Norte El Cerrito Plaza North Berkeley Downtown Berkeley South Hayward Lafayette Walnut Creek Pleasant Hill/Contra Costa Centre Concord North Concord/ Martinez Pittsburg/ Bay Point Pittsburg Center Antioch Lake Merritt Ashby Embarcadero Millbrae San Bruno South San Francisco Colma Daly City Balboa Park Glen Park 24th St Mission 16th St Mission Civic Center/UN Plaza Powell St Montgomery St San Francisco International Airport (SFO) Oakland International Airport (OAK) Union City Orinda Fremont Hayward EAST BAY PENINSULA SAN JOSE OAKLAND SAN FRANCISCO
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Leasure Town Rd/Vacaville Healdsburg Simi Lytton Geyserville Asti Cloverdale Windsor Santa Rosa North Santa Rosa Downtown Petaluma North Petaluma Downtown Rohnert Park Cotati Novato San Marin Novato Downtown Novato Hamilton Millbrae San Francisco International Airport (SFO) Holister Gilroy San Martin Morgan Hill Coyote Edenvale Russell Blossom Hill Capitol Tamien Santa Cruz Live Oak Soquel/ Capitola Aptos Watsonville Royal Oaks Aromas Miller Atwater Livinston Delhi Turlock Keyes Ceres North Modesto Cordelia Salida Ripon Elmira Rd/Vacaville Fergus Merced Diridon East Palo Alto Centerville/Fremont Newark Pacific Grove BAREX BART Downtown Monterey Del Monte/Monterey Sand City Marina Castroville Salinas North Salinas Prunedale San Juan Bautista Great American Santa Clara University Irvington Sunol Fremont Garden Acres Holt Bixler 14th St Florin Vintage Park Black Point Elk Grove Sears Point Trailhead Galt Sears Point 45th St Tubbs Island Trailhead Dixon Cullinan Ranch Nature Preserve Davis Mare Island Belmont East Vallejo California State University, Sacramento American Canyon McKinley Village Dover Ave New Era Park North Vallejo Downtown Vallejo Sacramento Valley Sacramento International Airport (SMF) East Vallejo Benicia Woodland Walnut Creek East Martinez/Vine Hill Gregory Ln/Pleasant Hill Pacheco Yountville Salvador Thompson to Reno Napa Abajo Downtown Napa Union to Chico/Redding Clay Bank Rd Middleton Peabody Rd Marin Civic Center San Rafael Travis Air Force Base Alamo Dr/Vacaville Larkspur Strawberry Marin City Downtown Sausalito Main St/Sausalito Stonestown/Lakeside/Winston Stockton Taraval St Judah St Air Base Pkwy/Fairfield Travis Blvd/Fairfield Lake St Geary Blvd Golden Gate Park Concord East Brentwood North Brentwood Downtown South San Francisco Clima Pittsburg/ Bay Point Pittsburg Center Antioch Berryessa/ North San Jose Warm Springs/ South Fremont Downtown Manteca Morada Lodi Suisun/Fairfield Park Ave Fairfield-Vacaville West Berkeley W Fremont Ave Sunnyvale West Sunnyvale Central Emeryville Koreatown Scott Blvd Lake Merritt Bay Fair Fruitvale Coliseum E Homestead Rd Lawrence Expw San Leandro RaceSt AveSBascom San Antonio/Oakland BlvdWinchester Oakland International Airport (OAK) ExpwLawrenceAveSaratoga Oakland Jack London Lawrence North Sunnyvale Salesforce Transit Center North Richmond San Pablo Hilltop Pinole Hercules Rodeo Crockett Martinez ContraPleasantHill/ CentreCosta North Concord San Antonio/ Mountain View California Ave San Antonio/Mountain View Richmond 28th St/Little Portugal Downtown San Jose North Milpitas Milpitas French Camp South Stockton Lathrop/Manteca Tracy South Walnut Creek San Ramon South Danville Danville West Dublin/ Pleasanton Montgomery St Ulmar San Francisco 22nd St Livermore Brisbane Bayshore Dublin/ Pleasanton Powell St North Oakland Civic Center/ UN Plaza Embarcadero Castro Valley 12th St/Oakland City Center El Cerrito del Norte El Cerrito Plaza North Berkeley Downtown Berkeley Balboa Park Ashby 24th St Mission 16th St Mission West Oakland Glen Park Foster City Broadway Burlingame San Mateo Hayward Park Hillsdale Belmont San Carlos Redwood City Atherton Menlo Park Palo Alto Stanford South Palo Alto Mountain View Central Daly City Colma South San Francisco San Bruno Rockridge MacArthur Cherryland 19th St/Oakland Hayward Orinda South Hayward Union City Downtown Pleasanton Stoneridge Treasure Island South San Ramon Lafayette STANISLAUS COUNTY SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY TRI-VALLEY SOUTH SILICON VALLEY SAN FRANCISCO MARIN COUNTY SOLANO COUNTY SONOMA COUNTY CONTRA COSTA COUNTY NORTH SILICON VALLEY PENINSULA EAST BAY MONTEREY COUNTY OAKLAND SAN JOSE SANTA CRUZ COUNTY X B A R E X Leasure Town Rd/Vacaville Healdsburg Simi Lytton Geyserville Asti Cloverdale Windsor Santa Rosa North Santa Rosa Downtown Petaluma North Petaluma Downtown Rohnert Park Cotati Novato San Marin Novato Downtown Novato Hamilton Millbrae San Francisco International Airport (SFO) Holister Gilroy San Martin Morgan Hill Coyote Edenvale Russell Blossom Hill Capitol Tamien Santa Cruz Live Oak Soquel/ Capitola Aptos Watsonville Royal Oaks Aromas Miller Atwater Livinston Delhi Turlock Keyes Ceres North Modesto Cordelia Salida Ripon Elmira Rd/Vacaville Fergus Merced Diridon East Palo Alto Centerville/Fremont Newark Pacific Grove BAREX BART Downtown Monterey Del Monte/Monterey Sand City Marina Castroville Salinas North Salinas Prunedale San Juan Bautista Great American Santa Clara University Irvington Sunol Fremont Garden Acres Holt Bixler 14th St Florin Vintage Park Black Point Elk Grove Sears Point Trailhead Galt Sears Point 45th St Tubbs Island Trailhead Dixon Cullinan Ranch Nature Preserve Davis Mare Island Belmont East Vallejo California State University, Sacramento American Canyon McKinley Village Dover Ave New Era Park North Vallejo Downtown Vallejo Sacramento Valley Sacramento International Airport (SMF) East Vallejo Benicia Woodland Walnut Creek East Martinez/Vine Hill Gregory Ln/Pleasant Hill Pacheco Yountville Salvador Thompson to Reno Napa Abajo Downtown Napa Union to Chico/Redding Clay Bank Rd Middleton Peabody Rd Marin Civic Center San Rafael Travis Air Force Base Alamo Dr/Vacaville Larkspur Strawberry Marin City Downtown Sausalito Main St/Sausalito Stonestown/Lakeside/Winston Stockton Taraval St Judah St Air Base Pkwy/Fairfield Travis Blvd/Fairfield Lake St Geary Blvd Golden Gate Park Concord East Brentwood North Brentwood Downtown South San Francisco Clima Pittsburg/ Bay Point Pittsburg Center Antioch Berryessa/ North San Jose Warm Springs/ South Fremont Downtown Manteca Morada Lodi Suisun/Fairfield Park Ave Fairfield-Vacaville West Berkeley W Fremont Ave Sunnyvale West Sunnyvale Central Emeryville Koreatown Scott Blvd Lake Merritt Bay Fair Fruitvale Coliseum E Homestead Rd Lawrence Expw San Leandro RaceSt AveSBascom San Antonio/Oakland BlvdWinchester Oakland International Airport (OAK) ExpwLawrenceAveSaratoga Oakland Jack London Lawrence North Sunnyvale Salesforce Transit Center North Richmond San Pablo Hilltop Pinole Hercules Rodeo Crockett Martinez ContraPleasantHill/ CentreCosta North Concord San Antonio/ Mountain View California Ave San Antonio/Mountain View Richmond 28th St/Little Portugal Downtown San Jose North Milpitas Milpitas French Camp South Stockton Lathrop/Manteca Tracy South Walnut Creek San Ramon South Danville Danville West Dublin/ Pleasanton Montgomery St Ulmar San Francisco 22nd St Livermore Brisbane Bayshore Dublin/ Pleasanton Powell St North Oakland Civic Center/ UN Plaza Embarcadero Castro Valley 12th St/Oakland City Center El Cerrito del Norte El Cerrito Plaza North Berkeley Downtown Berkeley Balboa Park Ashby 24th St Mission 16th St Mission West Oakland Glen Park Foster City Broadway Burlingame San Mateo Hayward Park Hillsdale Belmont San Carlos Redwood City Atherton Menlo Park Palo Alto Stanford South Palo Alto Mountain View Central Daly City Colma South San Francisco San Bruno Rockridge MacArthur Cherryland 19th St/Oakland Hayward Orinda South Hayward Union City Downtown Pleasanton Stoneridge Treasure Island South San Ramon Lafayette STANISLAUS COUNTY SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY TRI-VALLEY SOUTH SILICON VALLEY SAN FRANCISCO MARIN COUNTY SOLANO COUNTY SONOMA COUNTY CONTRA COSTA COUNTY NORTH SILICON VALLEY PENINSULA EAST BAY MONTEREY COUNTY OAKLAND SAN JOSE SANTA CRUZ COUNTY X B A R E X PROPOSED BART EXPLANSION + BAREX REGIONAL RAIL 10
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STEEL TREEHOUSE
PIPE CONNECTIONS
RAINWATER COLLECTION/ PLUMBING CORRIDOR
GRAYWATER
BLACKWATER
PIPE CONNECTIONS
RAINWATER COLLECTION/ PLUMBING CORRIDOR
GRAYWATER
BLACKWATER
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This is a project in San Francisco’s Mission Bay Neighborhood for a mixed-use athletics and housing facility. The primary interest is in how water systems can produce an architectural and urban quality. As the name Steel Treehouse implies, is a conceived as sets of housing units held up by steel “branches” which are woven together to form a series of vessels sitting atop a green podium. Like a tree, these vessels are the structural members, which also transfer water vertically.
The building strategy revolves around a set of courtyards atop a concrete podium which rises with the grade of the stepped plaza until it is above grade. At ground level, it hosts commercial spaces as well the main water storage area for the building. Above the podium, there is a green park-like area containing playing fields, and gathering spaces. Further above are a series of floating masses that contain residential units. The roof is a green roof with more social spaces and more playing fields.
The courtyards are produced through the aggregation of structural members which bear the load of the several masses. They allow the masses to cantilever from a single point while retaining a hollowed core for the courtyard. On each of the roofs, the members suspend a cantilever spar cable-stayed canopy that funnels rainwater and diverts it into the courtyard for collection. Additionally, the courtyards provide ventilation and lighting to the upper residential units. The floor slabs at the periphery of the courtyards contain soils and grass, producing a bioswale. Gray water is filtered through these soiled areas as it passes downwards through each floor into the storage unit on its way to the water treatment facilities.
LEFT: STRUCTURE + WATER FLOW DIAGRAM
MIDDLE: CONCEPT SKRIBBLE
BOTTOM: EXTERIOR
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HOUSING UNITS
WATER PIPES
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PLAYING FIELD 17
VIEW FROM GENE FRIEND WAY
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ROOFTOP PARK
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The city of Oakland is rich in ethnic and cultural diversity. However, when we map the income levels of these neighborhoods, we find that this diversity is intersected by a class divide that lands most of the city’s minority ethnic com munities into the lower rungs of the economic ladder.
Our primary interest is in generating a community center that doubles as an educational facility. This resulted in the generation of what we’ve nicknamed the Gastrotheque (“gastrotheque” being a combination of the French words gastronomie and bibliothèque). This building is situated on the two blocks between Clay and Washington from 7th Street to 9th Street and contains both a community center and a culinary school run as a satellite campus for Laney College’s Culinary Arts Program.
7TH STREET GROUND + 2ND FLOOR CLASSROOM CORE 8TH STREET BRIDGE 9TH STREET GROUND
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SPATIAL STRATEGY DIAGRAM
SPATIAL
STRATEGY DIAGRAM
The spatial strategy of the Gastrotheque is predicated on the goal of transitioning away from traditional understandings of space making and circulation- parti walls, corridors, and staircases.
9TH STREET 2ND FLOOR 9TH STREET 3RD FLOOR +ROOF 9TH STREET GROUND LEVEL
It is generated by the tectonic shifting of surface planes. This is used to achieve various spatial effects that could not exist with conventional orthogonal geometric forms. This allows the building’s circulation to be less limited by rigidly defined corridors and stairs andfor the spaces to feel more interconnected. One does not feel as if they are traveling from one rigidly defined space to another. 22
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7TH STREET - CULINARY SCHOOL
8TH STREET - SKYBRIDGE + PLAZA
9TH STREET - COMMUNITY CENTER
The cullinary school sits on 7th street. 7th street is a relatively unlively street. It’s pedestrian foot traffic is typically fairly low, which is perfect for the culinary school here. Students desire a low-distraction, high-privacy area for studying and learning.
8th street is home to a plaza reclaimed from the street. Here, only pedestrians, cyclists and service vehicles may pass. It hosts a restaurant, a cafe and an overhead skybridge linking the culinary school with the community center.
On 9th street sits the community center. 9th street is very busy and its mixed-use zoned. This setting is perfect for the community center which wants to be accessible to heavy pedestrian traffic volumes on the street.
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TOP: ROOFTOP PARK
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BOTTOM: COMMUNITY CENTER LIBRARY
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PROFESSIONAL RENDERING AND VISUALIZATION WORK OF JONATHAN WU
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EXTERIOR FRONT VIEW 29
1611 BELVOIR DR 30
TOP: FOYER AND STAIR FROM LIVING ROOM
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BOTTOM: KITCHEN
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STAIRS, FOYER, AND LIVING ROOM
EXTERIOR FRONT VIEW 33
738 JACARANDA CIR 34
T.O. ROOF +24'-2"/468'-2"
T.O. SECOND F.F +13'-0"/457'-0"
T.O. FIRST F.F +0'-0"/444'-0"
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T.O. FENCE +5'-0"/449'-0"
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T.O. PARAPET +24'-8"/468'-8"
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WOOD SCREEN
GLASS SLIDING DOORS
ENTRY DOOR
WOOD SIDING
SLIDING DOORS 36
1X4
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WOOD SCREENS SLIDING DOORS 38
LIVING ROOM 39
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PRAYER ROOM OPTION 1
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CLOSE-UP ON LIVING ROOM CUPBOARD AND ATRIUM
https://shorturl.at/dsuy2
The following QR code and URL will take you to a folder containing samples of drawing sets I have worked on in my professional career.
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7 A6.01 42 1 3 BREAK HALLWAY C FW 162 SF 8'-0" HT TOILET ROOM68 SF 8'-0"HT TOILET ROOM68 SF 8'-0"HT CP-1 FINISH SCHEDULE 1.SEE ADD'L REQUIREMENTS. INCLUDE EXISTING SPACES (E)WALL (E)DOOR GENERAL LEGEND INSTALL NEW CARPET - SEE SPECIFICATION FOR SUB-FLOOR PREP AND INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS. SEE 10/- FOR PATTERN INSTALL NEW FLOORING - SEE SPECIFICATION FOR SUB-FLOOR PREP AND INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS. SEE 12/- FOR PATTERN LVP-1 CP-1 TERRAIN II WILLOW 00170 SHAW CONTRACT MILLIKEN OBEX™ CUT | THREAD DARK GREY PT-1 PT-2 PT-3 PT-4 PT-5 PT-6 PT-8 CB-1 ACCENT WALL COLOR ALL MTL. FRAMES (DOORS AND WINDOWS) ALL WD. DOORS CEILING TILES/EXISTING AND NEW 1'X1' CB-2 ACP-1 ACT-112X12 FINE FISSURED 740 24X24 FINE FISSURED 1810 ARMSTRONG ARMSTRONG SURFACE MOUNTED ACOUSITC CEILING TILES SUSPENDED ACOUSITC CEILING TILES COVE BASE @ CARPET TILING COVE BASE @ LVP PECAN 504 BLACK BROWN 523 BURKE FLOORING BURKE FLOORING NOTES TAGMODEL MANUFACTURER MAIN WALL COLOR 7PARTIAL BUILDING PLAN 109"X48" LVP ASHLAR PATTERN (TYP.) SCALE: N.T.S. 1224"X24" CARPET TILE PATTERN (TYP.) SCALE: N.T.S. (E)CABINET TO REMAIN 61
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College Santa Rosa
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Pioneer
Tenant Improvement Project
Center Santa Rosa Junior College
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SANTA ROSA JUNIOR COLLEGE
1501 Mendocino Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95401
CA ARCHITECTS
475 Gate Five Road, Suite 107
Sausalito, CA 94965
T 415.331.7655
F 415.331.7656
BAKER HALL RENOVATION
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