Rosenblatt Portfolio 2019 by Joshua Rosenblatt

Joshua Rosenblatt Architectural Portfolio

"But a city is more than a place in space, it is a drama in time." Patrick Geddes

Joshua Rosenblatt

josh.rosenblatt508@gmail.com (847) 274 0884 https://issuu.com/joshrosenblatt

Experience GIDICH + SEPÚLVEDA ARCHITECTURE, NEW YORK, NY Junior Architect - December 2019 to April 2020 Designer and drafter at firm specializing in hospitality and commercial projects. Primary tasks include working on construction documents from preliminary to final design phases and 3D visualization. Other focus includes material library management and organization WILMOTTE & ASSOCIÉS ARCHITECTES, PARIS, FR Internship / Stagiare - June 2018 to December 2018 Intern at internatonally established firm. Primary efforts on mixed use residential / commercial project in Cap D'agde, France. Working on construction documents, 3D visualization, and scheduling ARCHIDEAS, CHICAGO, IL Internship - Summer 2017 Active team member on multiple interior rennovation projects through pre-design and final design phases. Programs used: Revit, Autocad, Adobe (Photoshop, Illustrator), SketchUp, Enscape Rendering Plugin

Education UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS, LAWRENCE, KS Masters of Architecture candidate (May 2019) Accredited 5 year program August 2014 - May 2019 4.0 GPA ÉCOLE NATIONALE SUPÉRIEURE D'ARCHITECTURE PARIS VAL DE SEINE Semester abroad workshop / studio September 2018 - December 2018 ADLAI E STEVENSON HIGH SCHOOL, LINCOLNSHIRE, IL Technical drawing & Intro. to Architecture Class of 2014

Abroad ARCHITECTURE IN ASIA University of Kansas Study Abroad Documentation in Singapore, Malaysia, and Japan December 2017 - January 2018 PARIS PROGRAM 5th year Internship and documentation in Paris, FR June 2018 - December 2018

Contents

Curriculum Vitae

Wilmotte & AssociĂŠs

3 6-11

ARCHIDEAS

12-15

Beacon of intersection

16-33

Museum With Veins

34-43

Reclaiming Human Scale

44-49

Building An Oasis

50-57

Redefining The Storefront

58-65

Pop-Up Bazaar Istanbul

66-69

Wilmotte & AssociĂŠs Paris, France Internship / Stagiare June - December 2018

Primary design worked on Project Iconic: 25,000 square meters of mixed use program located in Cap d'Agde, a prominent mediterranean port in the south of France. Two parts of four cylindrical stepped buildings and public promenade lined with retail and recreation space. Combined efforts on Project Iconic include head of team Michela Tonus, Sharon Adamco, Jean-Charles Bel, Aurore Guiset, Marie Leyh, Guillaume Renaud, Paolo Silvestre, and Socaina Tlich. Some tasks included updating existing building elevations and construction documents, creating 3d model to visualize structure, and scheduling for interior hardware.

Rendering credit to Guillaume Renaud

Top to bottom: North, East, South and West elevations of Building 2

3D visualization of structure using Rhino

Milan facade study using Rhino - Competition

Credit to Wilmotte model atelierw

ARCHIDEAS Chicago, Illinois Internship 2017 Summer Primary efforts during my time as an ARCHIDEAS team member was on GGP Chicago renovation involving renderings, construction documents, and scheduling. other projects include Digital Reality Data Center in Franklin Park, and Capstone Business Center in Brooklyn Park, MN.

Renderings by Kyle Teachman & Joshua Rosenblatt

GGP Chicago Renovation - 3rd Floor Construction

Credit to ARCHIDEAS team members

GGP Headquarters Renovation - Renderings by Kyle Teachman & Joshua Rosenblatt

Sector Minneapolis, Minnesota 2018 Spring

"Sector: The plane figure enclosed by two radii of a circle or ellipse"

Beacon of intersection

East town Minneapolis currently hosts an array of programs such as office, entertainment, and residential.

Armory

Thrivent Building

U.S Bank Stadium

1 2

The newly constructed U.S. Bank Stadium engages Vikings fans while the Minneapolis Armory attracts concert goers and music fans. With all these amenities in place, the neighborhood lacks an intersection of live and work.

Beacon of intersection

Sector is a beacon of modern mixed use work/living for East Town that will enhance the cultural and social atmosphere as well as be a catalyst for healthy growth. Explicit and implicit means of intersection are the driving force of the tower design, with a shared grand lobby space to the expressed diagrid structure.

enity4) Space Taper Floorplates

4) Cutout Amenity Space

Identify active corners

Offset ellipse

Intersect wedges

Array public space

Taper floor plates

Cut out amenity space

Beacon of intersection

4 3 2 1

Ground floor plan

1 2 3 4 5

Resident Resident Resident Package Resident

lobby lounge lift lobby room drop off

6 7 8 9

Office Office Bar / Ramp

lobby lift lobby lounge to parking

Beacon of intersection

Typical office plan Level 12

SUPER STRUCTURE - 10X12 STEEL BEAM ENCASED IN CALCIUM SILICATE FIRE-RESISTENT CLADDING SUB-STRUCTURE 8X10 STEEL BEAM ENCASED IN CALCIUM SILICATE FIRE-RESISTENT CLADDING

STRUCUTURAL CORE 1' SITECAST CONCRETE

Office structure diagram

Office MEP diagram

9 8

5 4 32 1

1) 2) 3) 4)

Carpet �les, raised ﬂoor, accessible for service 2” x 5” plywood strut 1’ reinforced concrete 1” x 9” steel headed anchor stud 1/2” rebar connec�on 5) 1” steel slab edge cap 6) 1/4” aluminum tube 1” rigid tube insula�on Spray foam insula�on 8” x 10” steel W beam 7) 1/4” aluminum plenum plate 8) 1/2” double glazing 4” cavity with argon gas 9) 1/4” aluminum mullion 10) 1” acous�c hung acous�c ceiling �le Suspension clip and wire 11) Electric solar blind 12) 2” x 4” aluminum connec�on beam

1 2 3 4

5 6 -

10 11

Carpet tiles, raised floor 7 - 1" x 4" aluminum plenum 2" x 5" Plywood strut 8 - 1/2" Double glazing 1' Reinforced concrete 9 - 1/4" Aluminum mullion 1" x 9" steel stud 10 - 1" acoustic ceiling tile 1/2" rebar connection 11 - Electric solar blind 1" steel slab edge cap 12 - 2" x 4" aluminum beam 1/4" aluminum tube 1" Rigid insulation 6 5 4 32 1 Spray foam insulation 8" x 10" steel W beam 7

Beacon of intersection

3 BR 1,500 SQ FT

2 BR 1,177 SQ FT

Typical residential plan Level 27

SUB-STRUCTURE 8X10 STEEL BEAM ENCASED IN CALCIUM SILICATE FIRE-RESISTENT CLADDING SUPER STRUCTURE - 10X12 STEEL BEAM ENCASED IN CALCIUM SILICATE FIRE-RESISTENT CLADDING

STRUCUTURAL CORE 1' SITECAST CONCRETE

Residential structure diagram

Residential MEP diagram

11 10

6 5 4 3 21 11 10

1 2 3 4 5 6

1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6)

1” oak ﬂoor board 2” x 2” plywood strut 1’ reinforced concrete 1/2” x 7” steel headed anchor stud 3” ﬁre rated slab edge 1/4” aluminum tube 1” rigid tube insula�on Spray foam insula�on 8” x 10” steel W beam 7) 2” x 4” aluminum connec�on beam 8) 2” rigid insula�on 7-3/4” Air cavity 9) 1/4” aluminum plenum plate 10) 1/2” double glazing 4” cavity with argon gas 11) 1/4” aluminum mullion

1" Oak floor board 2" x 2" Plywood strut 1' Reinforced concrete 1/2" x 7" steel stud 3" fire rated slab edge 1/4" aluminum tube 1" Rigid insulation Spray foam insulation 8" x 10" steel W beam

7 - 2" x 4" aluminum beam 8 - 2" Rigid insulation 6 - 7" Air cavity 9 - 1/4" Alumnum plenum 10 - 1/2" Double 5glazing 4 3 21 11 - 1/4" Aluminum mullion

Beacon of intersection

4 3 2

1 2 3 4 -

2" Raised stone floor 1" Sand leveling layer 4" Rigid Insulation 1' Reinforced concrete slab Edge Drain Vapor barrier 4" Rigid insulation 10" Diameter/1" Tubular steel 1/2" Glazing joined with silicone Spider mullion suspension

5 -

1/4" aluminum tube 1" Rigid tube insulation Spray foam insulation 8" x 10" steel W beam

6 - 1/2" Double glazing - 2" Cavity with argon gas - Spider mullion suspention

Beacon of intersection

Mechanical Levels

Residential

Office

Amenity

58 Levels 654' Occupiable height

9-20 Office 27-54 Residential

2 Underground parking levels

Steel diagrid structure

Dallas Museum of Artificial Intelligence Dallas, Texas 2016 Fall

"What gives a building human qualities? circulation and veins"

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Fl et

36 N

Museum With Veins

liv

Traces and pads

Placement of nodes on site

Circulation around nodes

Transfer of data

Extend nodes as intelligent fibers

Central "brain" of museum

"Nodes" of circulation

Adapt for function

Skin enclosing intelligence

Multi-purpose intelligent roof

Museum With Veins

4 5

Floor 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 38

Lobby Gift Shop Gallery Temporary Gallery Central “Brain” Service Elevator Car Elevator

8 - Fire Rated Staircase 9 - Service Area 10 - Classroom/Studio 11 - Cafe 12 - Kitchen 13 - Lab/Studio 14 - Administration

15 16 17 18 19 20 21

Staff Lounge Conference Room Library Mechanical Preparation Preservation Storage

16 15 17 14 13

12 11

Floor 3

Floor 2

20 21

21 21

Storage/Mechanical

Parking 39

Museum With Veins

Solar powered roof

LED Feature HVAC / Water Collection

Integrated HVAC and water collection acting as building veins. Human and mechanical circulation merge with design.

Vertical Circulation

13 5 4 3 12 11

9 6 4 10 1 2 7 3

7 6 5 4 8 3 2 1

1 - 1mm Flatlock Zinc Panel 2 - Building Wrap 3 - 3" Rigid Board Insulation 4 - Vapor Barrier 5 - 1/2" Plywood Backing 6 - Airspace 7 - 10" Batting Insulation 8 - 1/2" Drywall 9 - 1/4" Laminated Glass 10 - Aluminum Gasket 11 - 1mm Aluminum Flashing 12 - Water Resistant Roof Membrane 13 - Steel Truss

Suburban Corridor Lawrence, Kansas 2017 Fall

"An interconnected fabric of existence"

Reclaiming Human Scale

Healthy growth in urban context can be facilitated through sense of community, permanence, and culture.

Makerspace and gallery acts as a community hub which allows local artists to showcase their work and contribute to the cultural makeup of Lawrence

Reclaiming Human Scale

Floor 2

Floor 1

Residential

48 44

Makerspace / Gallery 1

Lobby

Office

Studio

Gallery

Storage

2 2

4 3 1

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Building an Oasis

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Existing Concrete Foundation

Team RITA Christina Base, Grace Bridges, Yasmeen El-Jayyousi, Sekou Hayes, Jared Heinzerling,

Sean

Herrmann,

Shan

Li,

Luke

Mejia,

Xiaofan

Nie,

T.J.

Niemann, Matthew Peters, Joshua Rosenblatt, Cody Spaid, Sarah Wages

Stu

dio

Project RITA is a collaborative effort by studio 509 to create a space of wellbeing for students in architecture and design. With studio culture comes intensive hours indoors, inducing mental & physical strain.

Transforming the once unused site through materiality and user experience makes RITA a thoughtfully designed space that promotes mental rest and sense of community. Project scope included 16 weeks of collective design, research, crowdfunding, and building. 51

Building an Oasis

1 Shou Sugi Ban or burnt cedar wood in Japanese is a method of preserving and weather proofing wood through charring. Finished product improves functionality and aesthetic

Pigmented Concrete Pavers

Rebar With Rope Connection

Digital fabrication such as the KUKA robotic arm aided in cutting molds for concrete benches and pavers. 3D printer was used to create unique light filter

3D Printed PV Light

GFRC Benches

Concrete application includes custom undulating pavers and glass fiber reinforced benches. Existing concrete foundation serves as an anchor for built elements.

Cast-In-Place Concrete Beam

Charred Cedar Plank 52

3 1

5 4

Building an Oasis

Shenandoah Switch Grass (panicum virgatum "shenandoah")

Soft Rush (juncus effusus)

Karl Foerster Feather Reed Grass (calamagrostis x acutiflora)

Moonshine Yarrow (achillea x "moonshine")

As landscape coordinator it was my job to research, configure, and integrate an array of plants that would transform the site. Added green space promotes mental rest and heightens sensory experience

Pampas Grass (cortaderia selloana)

Palm Sedge (carex muskingumensis)

Gro-low Fragrant Sumac (rhus aromatica)

Sea Green Juniper (juniperus x pfitzeriana "sea green"

Native plants frame and screen the site, consisting mostly of prairie and ornamental grasses. Using existing concrete foundation as a planter becomes a centerpiece which celebrates the Kansas landscape.

Redefining the Storefront

Storefront Follies Lawrence, Kansas 2016 Spring

How a main street functions has seldom changed in the past 100+ years

Redefining the Storefront

8th Street

Rhode Island Street

New Hampshire Street

Massachusetts Street

9th Street

Linear Storefronts

Unify fronts

Split

Reconfigure space

Disperse

Redefining the Storefront

Retail

Restrooms

Dining

4 4

Dining

Retail

7 6

Recreation

Farmers Market

Redefining the Storefront

Pop Up Bazaar Istanbul 2019 Competition

A bazaar or open-air public market

where goods and services are exchanged goes beyond just a traditional shopping experience. It becomes a vital hub where cultures, ideas, and human interactions are shared. This is why bazaars such a

culturally significant element to Islamic

history 2

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the

metro

site

architecture. such

station,

and

Influences

the

parking

open

plaza

lot,

order

placement of where stalls are dispersed and

how

pointed

people

star

Parking lot

word

Metro station

Separating

Open plaza

gĂźl

circulate

the

acknowledges

meaning and

rose

the or

dispersing

area.

Turkish roundel.

makes

appear as petals flowing across the site.

Distribute stars

Separate into stalls

Create axis

Reflect

Tile

Fin.

Joshua Rosenblatt University of Kansas Master of Architecture (847) 274 0884 josh.rosenblatt508@gmail.com https://issuu.com/joshrosenblatt