Architecture Portfolio by Luke Dale

Luke Dale

lukedale@vt.edu 609-351-5643

Architecture Portfolio : Winter 2018

table of contents :

student work sharon fields : design/buildLAB

an uncertain recurrence : undergraduate thesis

discoverU : community revival

aviary living : dynamic spaces

graphics : printmaking

hand crafted : form studies

landscaping family : transitional spaces

parabola : digital fabrication

sleep institute : blurred boundaries

ballston cloud : interactive light and sound field

transformative function : open corridors

professional work Edward Dugger + Associates : Acoustics

MASS Design Group : Kigali Office

MASS Design Group : Redemption Hospital

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Sharon Fields : design/buildLAB Aug. 2014 - Aug. 2015 Site: Clifton Forge, VA Professors: Marie and Keith Zawistowski Students: Mary Covert, Luke Dale, Anuja Das, Leah Hodgson, Lauryn Jean, Kevin Lee, Zhuoran Liu, Robert Riggs, Kayla Sloan, A. Hunter Stephenson, Casey Walker, Sarah Walker, Hyuan Xie, Yueyang Wang, Lucanus Peeler Client: Alleghany County, VA Awards: (2017) Azure Magazine AZ Award of Merit. (2016) AIA Blue Ridge Award of Merit. Featured on: ArchDaily.com, Architizer.com. World-architects.com. This project encompassed designing and constructing all aspects of a Little League Baseball complex for the small town of Clifton Forge, VA. Working with our professors, the community, local companies, and local experts, we were able to bring the project through schematic design, construction documents, shop drawings, prefabrication, and on site assembly. Two fields sit at different elevations and are rotated away from each other. Components of the press box and concession are stacked and rotated to match the orientation and height of the fields. Angled steel panels line the back of the dugouts, providing ventilation and a transparent wall effect. Telescoping steel tube sections fit together to form the backstops. Terraced mounds surround the fields and provide natural stadium-like seating. My main responsibilities included developing the site plan, creating schematic designs of the dugouts and press box, and developing the press box and backstops through construction documents and shop drawings. I was involved with site work for both fields and spent most of my construction efforts with the backstops and press box, both in prefabrication and on site.

On-site construction and off-site team meeting : Photographs by Jeff Goldberg, Esto

Photographs by Jeff Goldberg, Esto

Terminal Expectations : Undergraduate Thesis Aug. 2016 - May 2017 Advisor: Aki Ishida A single space is not limited to a single function or experience, nor should it be perceived that way. Architecture is not created for the single. It is created for the mass. This thesis aims to create a space that is static in structure but dynamic in atmosphere, challenging what one might believe a building to be upon a first impression. As one moves, one sees, hears, feels, and digests more, gaining a greater understanding of the occupied space. Over time, the sun moves and weather changes. The environment is able to conceal, reveal, and change details as time progresses, creating a space that can be discovered over time, yet understood in a single moment. Capitalizing on movement, architecture can better serve and engage its users with changes in perception and sensation. These changes lend to a building that evokes comfort, ease, and commonplace while at the same time encourages exploration, contemplation, and excitement. As multiple details, functions, and people cross paths, one finds a space not created solely for them, but one created for many. Such a space helps challenge the passive attitude that has emerged towards the mundane expectation of the built environment.

This thesis is explored and researched through the use of an international airport terminal. The project proposes an extension of Terminal 3, the international terminal at the JosĂŠ MartĂ International Airport in Havana. Cuba. In a terminal, occupants move from A to B quickly and directly in order to get to their desired gate or baggage claim location. It is not until after they arrive at their destination that they pause and explore the space they are in. A terminal is often the first or last building a person occupies in a certain city. Because a terminal is usually rushed through, the building itself begins to lose importance and the occupants leave without a full understanding of the building and its possibilities. The aim of this thesis is to create a space that challenges the idea of how a building is perceived and used. The proposed terminal will seek to slow things down in a time-sensitive area. It will attempt to make people more aware of their surroundings and encourage occupants to uncover new details every time they enter and every time they turn around.

discoverU : Community Revival Mar. 18 - 20, 2016 Team Members: Kaitlyn Badlato, Luke Dale, Rebecca Soja HKS Design Fellowship, Washington D.C. Being selected for the fellowship based on work sample and application, along with six other architecture students across the country, I was able to work along side HKS employees for a weekend long design charrette. Our proposal leads poeple to begin looking beneath the surface to discover the history, culture, community, and possibilities of the U Street Corridor. The main objective is to peak curiosity and to promote playful interactions with interventions in the built environment that will empower people to discover the history of the corridor, the vibrant art/ music produced there, and their own potential to energize their community through activating mind and body. The overarching design concept utilizes dynamic and kinetic/mobile strategies to reveal information, displays, and performances. This will occur at 3 scales: 1. The U Street Heritage Trail that creates links throughout the neighborhood 2. The site’s public ‘hyper-active pop-up’ plaza and community center 3. Cost effective artist housing with expandable galleries/stages All drawings and models for project were made by all three teammates.

POP UP PLAYSCAPE ARTIST ROW HOUSES COMMUNITY CENTER ALLEY INSTALLATION SPACE POP OUT PERFORMANCE SPACES UNDERGROUND PARKING

Paper study models expressing the idea of looking beneath the surface. The projectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ordering system and reoccurring themes were formed from these models. Photographs by Rebecca Soja.

ROOF GARDEN

CIRCULATION

CIRCULATION TECH / COMPUTER ROOM

TECH / COMPUTER ROOM OFFICES

CIRCULATION COOKING MUSIC ART

U STREET NW

V STREET NW

OFFICES

CIRCULATION COOKING MUSIC ART

REC ROOM LOBBY / RECEPTION

egress stairs to private entries of upper floor studios

upper floor, single-level studio with no pop-out space

ground floor, single-level studio with pop-out space

empty lot for temporary installations

multi-level row house with pop-out space

Aviary Living : Dynamic Spaces Nov. - Dec. 2013 Professor: Aki Ishida A home. An aviary. A guest home. Inspired by a birdâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s flight, the form of the home undulates in and out as the building progresses upward. This creates three dynamic forms - two buildings and one aviary - that are connected via a bridge and the ground below, allowing for various forms of interactions. The combination of courtyard, windows, and bridge provide a range of spaces where visitors are able to observe the birds, where birds are able to observe visitors, and where both can interact with each other.

Graphics : Printmaking Jan. 2015 - Mar. 2015 Professors: Rengin Holt Mixing pigments, applying pigments to metal plates, applying plates to soaked paper, and rolling the set through a press. A process that needs to be done quick enough to not let anything dry but slow enough to prudently mix the right color and lay the plates. This project was an ongoing study of overlapping and intersecting geometries and color using techniques dependent on the hand over the digital.

Hand Crafted : Form Studies Top: Nov. 2012 Bottom: Mar. 2013 Professor: Sal Chouduray A series of repetitive forms that stack, rotate, and intersect to create a multitude of objects, spaces, and voids.

Landscaping Family : Transitional Spaces Apr. - May 2014 Professor: Aki Ishida A home for a family that owns and operates a landscaping company and runs the business from their house. This project tries to mediate the boundary between the hectic life of owning and running a business and the relaxing life of being able to unwind at home with family. Wooden panels are used to control privacy, direct travel and view, and provide a transition between office and house. Floor heights are offset to delineate different levels of privacy and function, allowing the family to rise up to the challenge of owning a company when needed and allowing them to retreat away from work when wanted.

Parabola : Digital Fabrication Oct. 2016 and Feb. 2017 Professors : Nathan King Students : Martin Angst, Sarah Bush, Jacob Bushmire, Siyuan Cheng, Sun Cho, Luke Dale, Habeeb Muhammed, Michelle Pannone, Ning Yang Using 116 nodes and 408 rods, an eight foot tall parabolic structure came to life. The parametric design was scripted in Grasshopper for Rhino after many design sketches and iterations. From there, a robot arm pressed nodes onto a spinning drill at precise angles and depths, while rods were manually cut to length. After drilling and cutting, we were able to easily connect the nodes and rods to assemble the final product on the right. I was specifically responsible for early design iterations and idea development, manning and equipping the robot with nodes, cutting rods to length, and overseeing the assembly of the structure. Top left and bottom photos by Habeeb Muhammed. Top right photo by Walter Moore.

Sleep Institute : Blurred Boundaries Feb. - Mar. 2014 Professor: Aki Ishida

A building dedicated to sleep research utilizes walls made from layers of etched glass and concrete to evoke curiosity in visitors. The ground floor of this urban infill contains a pub in the front. The welcome center and library for sleep research is located in the back of the building on the ground floor, directly behind the bar. Noise-isolating and semi-transparent walls physically separate the quiet institute and library from the attached bar and rumbling city environment. These walls also simultaneously blur the boundaries between spaces, both interior and exterior. By allowing visitors to see blurred activity on the other side, the translucent walls pull visitors into and through the building, giving visitors the opportunity to learn about sleep and brain activity as well as participate in the experiments.

Material testing - thickness and occurrence of etched glass embedded in concrete. Subjects behind glass show how one user might view another through the wall

Ballston Cloud : Interactive Light & Sound Field Jan. - Oct. 2014 Professors : Ivica Ico Bukvic, Aki Ishida Students : Suzanne Berry, Ciara Bucci, Alex Cleavland, Hyun-Jun Cho, Corey Crist, Luke Dale, Zihan Hafiz, Zichun Huang, Spencer Lee, Christina, LoConte, Runyu Ma, Zachary Miller, Omavi Walker, Siyu Zhang, Ge Zhou

A network of fifty cloud-lets individually communicate with each other, the environment, and visitors to produce an interactive field of light and sound creating a one of a kind immersive experience for visitors. After material testing and finalizing the design and hardware, the cloud-lets were taken to a public workshop where visitors, under certain constraints and guidelines, were able to program each cloud-let to respond to and emit light and sound differently. The cloud-lets were laid out in a predetermined pattern to pay homage to the Potomac River, an important historical and cultural river for the D.C. area. Locations : Wellburn Square in Ballston - Arlington, VA Oct. 2 - 4, 2014 Virginia Tech National Capital Region Building - Arlington, VA - Oct. 4 - 31, 2014 Ruth C. Horton Gallery, Moss Arts Center Blacksburg, VA - Apr. 23 - May 17, 2015

Testing materials and forms with focusing on structure, durability, practicality, and light quality. Models made and photographs taken by participating students.

Three participants attempting to locate their cloudlet; One winner.

scale. Diagonal lines represent each lanternâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s light field.

Top (2) : Early ideation diagrams. Middle : Render by Corey Crist. Bottom : Photograph by Liz Roll.

Photograph by Jeff Goldberg, ESTO

Transformative Function : Open Corridors Jan. - Apr. 2016 Professors: Lucas Phinny, Markus Brietschimdt While moving through the building, one experiences hallways of varying size, shape, and enclosure formed from a series of intersecting vaults. In reality, they are walking through an open floor plan that is better experienced when one changes directions. This leaves visitors with a defined path to travel along when moving, and a place to collect when still. Situated on the site of the dilapidated brick yard at the National Arboretum in Washington, D.C., this project will become a market hall for the north east region of D.C. Upon itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s immediate completion it will serve as a temporary art gallery and home for the Phillips Collection. The perceived spatial divisions of the hall will house different collections of art, or different sectors of food and craft. The various vaulted corridors help provide separation and encourage movement to get people from one art gallery or food stand to the next. Top : Various vault experiences throughout different locations of the building. Middle, Bottom : Exterior renderings.

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Site plan : The former brickyard of the National Arboretum. SITE PLAN

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INTERCHANGEABLE CURTAIN WALL PANELS

Interchangeable glass and concrete panels : More glass for better daylighting when the building serves as a market. More concrete for less uncontrolled daylight to enter when it serves as an art gallery.

Above: Iterations of possible end conditions to support the vaults.

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Left: Diagrammatic sections showing perceived hall outlines. Right: Diagrammatic sections showing expansiveness of open space and heights of vaults.

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Formulation diagram : Intersecting vaults

SET SET NO. DIST. SET DESCRIPTION MATERIAL

LINING FABRIC

CURTAIN SPECIFICATIONS

CURTAIN SCHEDULE

SIZE

(1) 4'-0"H. x 34'-8" W.

12oz. IFR

VALANCE

12oz. IFR

0'-0"

20oz. IFR (2) 17'-0"H x 4'W (LEGS) (1) 4'-0"H. x 34'-8"W. (BORDER)

By:

20oz. IFR (2) 17'-0"H x 4'W (LEGS) (1) 4'-0"H. x 31'-2"W. (BORDER)

Sunny Isle Beach Community Hall Theater

7275 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33141

Sunny Isle Beach Community Hall Theater CURTAIN NOTES: Installed on adjustable rotating pipes (Rotodrapers). Curtains shall be minimum 20 ounce IFR polyester sewn with ranger cloth backing in a color to be selected by the Architect from a standard manufacturer's palette. GRNAD TRAVELER 12oz. IFR

LEGS & BORDER #1

N/A

1'-0"

12oz. INHERENTLY FLAME RETARDANT (IFR) FABRIC

6'-0"

20oz. IFR

10'-0" LEGS & BORDER #2 20oz. IFR

14'-4" CONCERT TRAVELER

20oz. INHERENTLY FLAME RETARDANT (IFR) FABRIC

(1) 17'-0"H. X 25'-6" W. (1) 17'-0"H. X 21'-0" W.

VALANCE

50%

FULLNESS TRACK MODEL & LENGTH

50% 50%

(2) 17'-0"H. X 25'-6" W.

+19'-0"

772.286.8351 phone 772.600.3613 fax AA26000667 www.edplusa.com

Consultants in Architectural Acoustics

Edward Dugger + Associates, P.A. 1239 SE Indian Street Suite 103 Stuart, FL 34997

This drawing is for information only and not for construction purposes. The information contained herein is intended only to communicate acoustic design intent to the Architect and Consultants who are responsible for the preparation of construction documents. Edward Dugger + Associates assumes no responsibility for technical coordination or code compliance; nor does ED+A assume responsibility for dimensional accuracy, system coordination, health, life safety or welfare issues. The ideas and designs contained herein are and shall remain the property of Edward Dugger + Associates. No part thereof shall be copied, disclosed to others, or used in connection with any work or project other than the specific project for which they have been prepared and developed without the written consent of Edward Dugger + Associates.

7275 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33141

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Scale: STAGE DETAILS

Scale:

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VALANCE

+21'-0"

+19'-0"

THEATER SEATING 215

772.286.8351 phone 772.600.3613 fax AA26000667 www.edplusa.com

Consultants in Architectural Acoustics

Edward Dugger + Associates, P.A. 1239 SE Indian Street Suite 103 Stuart, FL 34997

By:

STAGE DETAILS

Scale:

Checked:

7275 Collins Ave, Miami Beach, FL 33141

STAGE DETAILS

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Sunny Isle Beach Community Hall Theater Date:

GRAND TRAVELER

VALANCE GRAND TRAVELER LEGS AND BORDER #1

772.286.8351 phone 772.600.3613 fax AA26000667 www.edplusa.com

This drawing is for information only and not for contained herein is intended only to communic Consultants who are responsible for the prepa Dugger + Associates assumes no responsibili nor does ED+A assume responsibility for dime life safety or welfare issues. The ideas and de property of Edward Dugger + Associates. No p or used in connection with any work or project have been prepared and developed without the Associates.

GRAND TRAVELER

Scale:

1704 SF

LEGS AND BORDER #1

LEGS AND BORDER #2

Consultants in Architectural Acoustics

STAGE DETAILS

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LEGS AND BORDER #2

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CONCERT TRAVELER

Edward Dugger + Associates : Acoustic Consultant Intern

CONCERT TRAVELER

LEGS AND BORDER #2

May 2016 - August 2016

Sunny Isle Beach Community Hall Theater Date:

+21'-0" +40'-0"

Working at an acoustical consulting firm allowed me to tackle architecture from a new perspective, seeing and working with a new side of the profession. Over the summer I was there, I worked on projects of varying size, scope, and phase. Hospitals, K-12 schools, and performance spaces were among the program types I was able to work with. I was able to help set up, run, and analyze acoustical tests, such as tapping tests to determine a system’s impact insulation class on both buildings under construction and finished buildings. I was able to help determine which wall, floor, and ceiling assemblies should be used and where for a new high school near Miami, FL. I created drawings to illustrate the details of backstage, including curtains and cat walks. I was able to test throw patterns of different sound systems in certain theaters and help determine the optimal type and location. I attended regular meetings with different architects, engineers, and other consultants to help coordinate the work we were all doing.

Edward Dugger + Associates, P.A. 1239 SE Indian Street Suite 103 Stuart, FL 34997 copywrite protected, ED+A, P.A., 2016

Edward Dugger + 1239 SE Indian Stuart, F Consul Architectur

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ONE ACRE FUND P.O. BOX 569 KAKAMEGA, KENYA Architect of Record:

Designplanar Company Limited P.O. BOX 52204 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: +254 724703316

Services Consultant:

Gamma Delta Eastern Africa ltd P.O.BOX 28088 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: +254 728606578

Structural Designer:

K-OM CONSULT .

Revisions

P.O. BOX 61502 – 00200 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: 020-2727807

MASS Design Group : Design Intern

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ARCH DRAFT TENDER SET - QS

Copyright reserved. This design and drawings are the exclusive property of the designer and cannot be used for any purpose without the written consent of the designer.

Designer:

This drawing is not to be used for construction until issued for this purpose by the designer.

MASS Design Group P.O. BOX 4619 KIGALI, RWANDA

Prior to commencement of the Work the Contractor shall verify all dimensions, datum and levels to identify any errors and omissions; ascertain any discrepancies between this drawing and the full Contract Documents; and bring these items to the attention of the owners for clarification. The original size of this drawing is A1 (594x841mm). If this copy is any other size, it has either been reduced or emerged. Take appropriate precautions accordingly.

Project

Jun. - Dec. 2017

DATE

01 06/11/2017 ARCH DRAFT TENDER SET - MEP 02 15/11/2017

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K-OM CONSULT .

PROPOSED PHASE 2 OFFICE BLOCK FOR ONE ACRE IN IKONYERO,KAKAMEGA,KENYA LR. BUTSOTSO/SHIKOTI/6298

Client

ONE ACRE FUND P.O. BOX 569 KAKAMEGA, KENYA Architect of Record:

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Designplanar Company Limited

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Services Consultant:

One Acre Fund Headquarters Phase II : CD Phase Sep. - Nov. 2017 Team: (Arch) TJ Burghart, Theophile Uwayezu, Anibal Niyitanga, Sarah Mohland (La. Arch) Arnold Ishimwe, Sierra Bainbridge

Gamma Delta Eastern Africa ltd

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P.O.BOX 28088 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: +254 728606578

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K-OM CONSULT . P.O. BOX 61502 – 00200 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: 020-2727807

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NOVEMBER 15 2017 Drawing Number

A7.01

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ARCH DRAFT TENDER SET - QS

Civil Engineer Consultant:

K-OM CONSULT . P.O. BOX 61502 – 00200 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: 020-2727807

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01 06/11/2017 ARCH DRAFT TENDER SET - MEP

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ARCH DRAFT TENDER SET - QS

Prior to commencement of the Work t shall verify all dimensions, datum and identify any errors and omissions; asc discrepancies between this drawing a Contract Documents; and bring these attention of the owners for clarificatio

P.O. BOX 4619 KIGALI, RWANDA

The original size of this drawing is A1 (594x841mm). If this copy is any othe either been reduced or emerged. Tak precautions accordingly. Project

PROPOSED PHASE 2 OFFICE BLOCK FOR ONE ACRE IN IKONYERO,KAKAMEGA,KENYA LR. BUTSOTSO/SHIKOTI/6298

Client

ONE ACRE FUND P.O. BOX 569 KAKAMEGA, KENYA Architect of Record:

Designplanar Company L

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LANDSCAPE DRAFT TENDER SET

Client: One Acre Fund

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Gamma Delta Eastern Af P.O.BOX 28088 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: +254 728606578

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This project program is a new office and headquarter building for a non-profit based out of Kenya that provides aid to African farmers. I joined the team as they were beginning construction documents and spent majority of my time developing window, door, interior connection, roof, gutter, and down spout details that would be easy to understand and construct given the context of the project while also keeping true to the project’s mission. I also helped create reflected ceiling plans, and coordinate landscape and structural details.

Drawing Title

Copyright reserved. This design and drawings are the exclusive property of the designer and cannot be used for any purpose without the written consent of the designer. This drawing is not to be used for construction until issued for this purpose by the designer. Prior to commencement of the Work the Contractor shall verify all dimensions, datum and levels to identify any errors and omissions; ascertain any discrepancies between this drawing and the full Contract Documents; and bring these items to the attention of the owners for clarification. The original size of this drawing is A1 (594x841mm). If this copy is any other size, it has either been reduced or emerged. Take appropriate precautions accordingly.

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A7.01

Structural Designer: Copyright reserved. This design and drawings are the exclusive property of the designer and cannot be used for any purpose without the written consent of the designer. This drawing is not to be used for construction until issued for this purpose by the designer. Prior to commencement of the Work the Contractor shall verify all dimensions, datum and levels to identify any errors and omissions; ascertain any discrepancies between this drawing and the full Contract Documents; and bring these items to the attention of the owners for clarification. The original size of this drawing is A1 (594x841mm). If this copy is any other size, it has either been reduced or emerged. Take appropriate precautions accordingly.

ONE ACRE FUND P.O. BOX 569 KAKAMEGA, KENYA

ONE ACRE FUND Architect of Record:

Designplanar Company Limited

Services Consultant:

Gamma Delta Eastern Africa ltd

Structural Designer:

K-OM CONSULT .

P.O.BOX 28088 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: +254 728606578

P.O. BOX 61502 – 00200 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: 020-2727807

Project

P.O.BOX 28088 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: +254 728606578

P.O. BOX 61502 – 00200 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: 020-2727807

Civil Engineer Consultant:

K-OM CONSULT .

PROPOSED PHASE 2 O BLOCK FOR ONE ACRE IKONYERO,KAKAMEGA LR. BUTSOTSO/SHIK Notes

LANDSCAPE DRAFT TE

P.O. BOX 61502 – 00200 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: 020-2727807

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Scale

Designer:

MASS Design Group

Project

PROPOSED PHASE 2 OFFICE BLOCK FOR ONE ACRE IN IKONYERO,KAKAMEGA,KENYA LR. BUTSOTSO/SHIKOTI/6298

P.O. BOX 4619 KIGALI, RWANDA

P.O. BOX 61502 – 00200 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: 020-2727807

Designer:

MASS Design Group

P.O. BOX 52204 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: +254 724703316

K-OM CONSULT . P.O. BOX 61502 – 00200 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: 020-2727807

P.O. BOX 61502 – 00200 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: 020-2727807

Civil Engineer Consultant:

K-OM CONSULT .

P.O. BOX 569 KAKAMEGA, KENYA

Architect of Record:

Designplanar Company Limited P.O. BOX 52204 NAIROBI, KENYA 00200 TEL: +254 724703316

K-OM CONSULT .

P.O. BOX 4619 KIGALI, RWANDA

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P.O. BOX 4619 KIGALI, RWANDA

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University of Global Health Equity Butaro Campus : CA Phase Nov. - Dec. 2017

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INT SECTION DETAILS Drawing Date

NOVEMBER 15 2017

Drawing Number

A7.02

Team: (CA) Jean Paul Uzabakiriho, Ines Uwimbabazi, Sarah Mohland Client: University of Global Health Equity For the last month of my internship I spent almost all my time living on site in northwest Rwanda supervising the construction of a 21 building medical university. I was able to send out weekly update reports and site instructions, respond to RFI’s and mock up reports. I helped ensure ongoing construction was matching the drawings and meeting established standards, and was able to quickly work both on and off site to solve and coordinate different issues as they arose. Such issues included pipes running through windows, incorrectly poured concrete columns, and conduit for exterior lighting not matching the drawings.

NOVEMBER 15 20 Drawing Number

A7.01

MASS Design Group : Design Intern Jun. - Dec. 2017

Redemption Hospital : CD Phase Jun. - Aug. 2017 Team: (Arch) Emily Goldenberg, John Maher, Emily McGowan, David Salidik, Alan Ricks, (La.Arch) Kordae Henry, Martin Pavlinic, Sierra Bainbridge Client: Ministry of Health (Liberia) As an intern of MASS Design Group, I spent my first three months in Boston, Massachusetts working on a new Hospital in Liberia that was just beginning the CD phase. My responsibilities included investigating different facade strategies and comparing them through metrics such as ease of constructibility, material sourcing, maintenance requirements, rain and solar protection, view, and appearance. I was also able to help finalize the roofing system. I spent time developing and coordinating the lighting strategy with our MEP team (Mazzetti Inc.). I worked on organizing the layout of the different wards, creating interior elevations and reflected ceiling plans, and figuring out interior details. I was also able to help create different marketing materials including informational pamphlets and early renders.

SHEET 1.

5820

500

5000

3504

3. 4. 5.

5607

100

5340

793

354

436

1730

800

128

800

175

800

837

1633 18 m² 455

975

800

975

1665

975

260

930

900

1130

10. 11

12.

593

592

3225

Kangaroo Nursing Station

3297

MASS

100% CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

100% SCHEMATIC DESIGN

MASS

Client

Ministry of Health, Republic of Liberia

Architecture and Landscape Architecture

MASS Design Group, LLC

334 Boylston Street, Suite 400 Boston, MA 02116 Tel: 857-233-5788 Structural Engineer

NOUS Engineering 527 W 7th Street Suite 701 Los Angeles, CA 90014 Tel: 213-627-6687 MEP Engineer

Mazzetti

220 Montgomery Street, 650 San Francisco, CA 94104 Tel: 415-362-3266 Civil Engineer

Fall Creek Engineering, INC. 1525 Seabright Avenue, Santa Cruz, CA 95062 Tel: 831-426-9054 Local Architect

Specifications

Conspectus, Inc.

2231 Route 50, PO Box 248, Tuckahoe, NJ 08250 Tel: 609-628-2390 Key Plan

4110

8675 170

1800

7085

630

25512 870

100% DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

09/01/2017

Transolar, Inc.

FLEXIBLE SEATING FOR FAMILY

B262

185 m²

11425

05/26/2017

Environmental Engineer

Kangaroo Care Ward 185 m²

170

B262

DESCRIPTION

04/07/2017

220 E. 23rd St. Suite 403, New York, New York 10010 Tel: 212-219-2255

A7.09

585

5025

4110

870

Kangaroo Care Ward

DATE

01 02 03

AEP Consultants, INC.

2280

340 870 870

595

NO.

Dillon Building (2nd Floor) King Sao Boso Street P.O. Box 508 Monrovia, Liberia Tel: (231) 0777516405

4400

B264

8670

752 118

930

DATUM LINES INDICATE CENTERLINE MOUNTING HIEGHT FOR ALL RECEPTACLES OR DEVICES THROUGH WHICH THE LINES PASS, U.N.O. REFER TO G0.04 AND ELECTRICAL PLANS FOR TYPICAL MOUNTING HEIGHTS OF RECEPTACLES AND DEVICES. TYPICAL MOUNTING HEIGHTS APPLY, U.N.O. REFER TO G0.04 FOR TYPICAL EQUIPMENT MOUNTING HEIGHTS AND BLOCKING LOCATIONS, REFER TO INTERIOR ELEVATIONS ON ENLARGED PLAN SHEETS ONLY FOR TELECOM AND ELECTRICAL OUTLET HEIGHTS AND LOCATION ONLY. REFER TO TELECOM AND ELECTRICAL SHEETS AND DRAWINGS TO GET EXACT COUNT, TYPE AND NUMBER OF OUTLETS REQUIRED IN EVERY ROOM. ALL WALLS WT-1 UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.

Metal Bench 1967

398

B261

1158

4900

585

FLEXIBLE SEATING FOR FAMILY

223 350

Custom Casework

16 m²

930

13.

630

3495

399

4061

4810

B261 25 m² 900

Custom Casework

630

613

B263A

1545

358

4910

B263

B267

Balcony

Floor Drain

800 Patient

Grab Bar WC/Shower

377

1970 2570

179 350130

257

800

B263

900

3945

117

870

930

2944

1570

843

930

195

133 125

844 1019

630

1190

350 175

1170

1513

Metal Bench 930

280

1620

900

B267 23 m² 2510

875

930

673

Balcony

2920

620

1925

3015

130

1200

900

1500

1016

Drawing Issue

REFER TO G0 SERIES FOR PROJECT INFORMATION SHEET FOR MATERIAL AND REFERENCE SYMBOLS, AND ABBREVIATIONS. REFER TO AND COORDINATE WITH STRUCTURAL, MECHANICAL, PLUMBING, AND ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. DIMENSIONS ARE TO FACE OF FINISH UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE. ALL COUNTERS TO BE TERRAZZO, UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. TOILET ACCESSORY IDENTIFICATION, TYPICAL DIMENSIONS AND MOUNTING HEIGHTS ARE SHOWN ON TYPICAL MOUNTING LEGEND. DASHED LINES INDICATE EQUIPMENT. REFER TO ARCHITECT AND OWNER FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, COORDINATION, AND INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS. REFER TO EQUPIMENT AND FURNISHING PLANS FOR FURNITURE INFORMATION. ALL FURNITURE ITEMS ARE PROVIDED AND INSTALLED BY OWNER SELECTED VENDOR. CM/GC TO COORDINATE WHERE APPLICABLE FOR INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS SUCH AS WALL BLOCKING, OR PLUMBING AND/OR ELECTRICAL ROUGH-IN.

A7.09

190

8692

214

L.P. ROOF 13000

357 35

3971

4480

125

Dirty Utility

900

B265

2285

2060

223 350

1967

930

260

930

1130

398

130

930

1800

4 m² B265

B262

616

2615

2060 1820

930

630

Slop Hopper 2060

2285

152 130

52 1016

2761

2533

870

2533

2060

4075

2176 2879

4030

630

W6 W2

W3 1000

LEVEL 2 9000 5

A2.19

KANGAROO CARE WARD

KANGAROO CARE WARD - PATIENT COUNTER

1 : 50

B6 22

L.P. ROOF 13000

900

B267

900

Custom Casework

1200

1600

630

B261

720

514

LEVEL 2 9000

KANGAROO CARE WARD - NORTH1

A12

A13

A164

A154

A152

Specimen Collection

A134

A133

700

1240

Mycobacteriology/Biohazard Ctrl

TB Lab

Sterilization

A142

A143

A144

Lab Administration

LEVEL 2 9000

A135

1060

A147

Mammography Room

RX Room

Ultrasound Consult Room

Supervisor Office A128

719

W2 EQ

2400

2150

2350

LIGHT FIXTURES, REFER TO LIGHT DWGS FOR TYPE

3000

1060

EQ EQ

A141

EQ EQ

General Storage

1790

A129

Stock Room

1219 1219

960

1913

2768

1000

General Lab

3484

360

Isolation WC

2150

4200

KANGAROO CARE WARD - WEST1

456

425

A160

Storage

Waste

A174

A149

1258

498

1814

634

Blood Bank

1 : 50

1000

2135

NOUS Engineering MEP Engineer

Mazzetti

Fall Creek Engineering, INC. Local Architect

AEP Consultants, INC.

Drawing Title

ENLARGED PLANS KANGAROO CARE 4

Drawing Date

Transolar, Inc. Specifications

09/01/17

Conspectus, Inc.

Drawing Number

2231 Route 50, PO Box 248, Tuckahoe, NJ 08250 Tel: 609-628-2390

A7.09

A130

Environmental Engineer 220 E. 23rd St. Suite 403, New York, New York 10010 Tel: 212-219-2255

Key Plan

A131

6 2724

A136

580

1100

Consultation Room A162

1617

1068

Structural Engineer

220 Montgomery Street, 650 San Francisco, CA 94104 Tel: 415-362-3266

Dillon Building (2nd Floor) King Sao Boso Street P.O. Box 508 Monrovia, Liberia Tel: (231) 0777516405

Dispensary

Receiving

MASS Design Group, LLC

Civil Engineer

Staff WC

1617

A168

CEILING FAN - REFER TO ELECT. DWGS FOR TYPE

2100 2100 1066

905

EQ EQ

3360

EQ 900

MEDICAL GRADE CURTAINS

Med Storage

Ministry of Health, Republic of Liberia

Architecture and Landscape Architecture 334 Boylston Street, Suite 400 Boston, MA 02116 Tel: 857-233-5788

527 W 7th Street Suite 701 Los Angeles, CA 90014 Tel: 213-627-6687

LEVEL 2 9000

3 m²

A166

A167

MASS

3305

A140

2440

A169

Procedure WC (1/2)

MASS MASS

100% CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

1525 Seabright Avenue, Santa Cruz, CA 95062 Tel: 831-426-9054

340 Clean Utility

100% SCHEMATIC DESIGN 100% DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

09/01/2017

Isolation Sluice

A158

A146

400

1102

1750

A145

A132

3156

A139

RX Operator Room

2200

461

3156

Storage

A138

5627

A127

820

1800

3156

1800

3156

3084

Storage

820

W6 1400

3156

1500

A150D

730

960

Changing

A150C

1500

Dirty Utility

Changing

A150B

Fluoroscopy Unit

Isolation Room

425

Changing

1285

DESCRIPTION

05/26/2017

2895

2100

ED Nursing Station

A151

A165 340

400 EQ

855

5000

1200

3484

L.P. ROOF Cold Storage 13000

EQ EQ

5627

3350

3484

1000

1534

A148

A159

EQ 2400

Darkroom

A150A

KANGAROO CARE WARD - SOUTH13300 CT2 1120

452 438

3300 CT2

Processing Room w/ Printer

Changing 900

661

550 1050

2250

EQ EQ

A163

Procedure WC (2/2)

1897

A161

Short Stay

1 : 50

1550

1125 487

3300 CT2

700

Ante Room

1620

A157

778

2250

4500

1278

Storage

A153

1575

A156

720

Radiology Consult / Office

2910

487 1125

Peds WC

5460 2250

3137

5000

3484

3495

5627

3628

1525

3128

2650

1574

A155

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

4075

3484 400 750

Peds WC

MECH. SUPPLY DIFFUSER - REFER TO MECH. DWGS FOR TYPE

A18

5000

720

A17

500

A16

1250

2545

A14 A15

1 A3.01

2425

4000

DATE 04/07/2017

NEW REDEMPTION HOSPITAL

A11

1240

4245

NO.

Client

CT4 - BAMBOO

A10

3 A3.00

1810

1219

2420

A4 A5

Drawing Issue

CT3 - WOOD

245

CT2 - GYPSUM

1 : 50

1390

1200

CT 1 - PLASTERED SLAB

KANGAROO CARE WARD - EAST1

1655

CEILING MATERIAL LEGEND

900

RCP NOTES: 1. VERIFY LOCATIONS OF FIXTURES W/ ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. ALL LIGHTS, HVAC EQUIPMENT, OCCUPANCY SENSORS, OR ANY OTHER DEVICES, EQUIPMENT OR FIXTURES SHALL BE INSTALLED CENTERED IN EACH CEILING TILE, UNO. 2. WHEN MULTIPLE DEVICES ARE LOCATED IN THE SAME PANEL, ASK ARCHITECT FOR LAYOUT. 3. Custom Casework 4. ARCHITECTURAL REFLECTED CEILING PLANS ARE FOR LOCATION OF LIGHT FIXTURES, CEILING TYPES, CEILING HEIGHTS, AND OTHER ELEMENTS AS REQUIRED. SEE M/E/P SERIES DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS. 5. CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE INSTALLATION OF ALL SYSTEMS IN THE SPAEC ABOVE ALL CEILINGS AND SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR MAINTAINING THE FINISH CEILING HEIGHT ABOVE THE FLOOR FINISH REQUIRED. EILING HEIGHT DIMENSIONS ARE TO THE FINISH SURFACE OF CEILING. 6. COORDINATE ALL CEILING WORK WITH OTHER TRADES. CONFLICTS IN LOCATION OF MECHANICAL DIFFUSERS AND GRILLES, FIRE ALARM DEVICES, LIGHT FIXTURES, AND/OR OTHER EQUIPMENT DEVICES ARE TO BE COORDINATED WITH ARCHITECT PRIOR TO PROCEEDING. : 50 7. ALL ACCESS PANEL TYPES, SIZES, AND LOCATIONS1TO BE COORDINATED AND VERIFIED WITH ARCHITECT PRIOR TO INSTALLATION. ALL ACCESS PANELS TO BE PAINTED SAME AS CEILING. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE TO THE CENTERLINE OF FIXTURES, UNO. 8. 9. REFER TO SHEET A1.00 THRU A1.01B FOR ARCHITECTURAL GENERAL NOTES, DRAWING, REFERENCE AND MATERIAL SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS, AS WELL AS DIMENSIONING CONVENTIONS USED ON THIS DRAWING. 10. VERTICAL ELEVATIONS ON THIS PLAN ARE SHOWN RELATIVE TO THE FINISH FLOOR DESIGN REFERENCE ELEVATION UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. REFER TO THE "REFERENCE ELEVATION DEFINITIONS" LOCATED IN THE A-0 SERIES SHEETS. 11. FOR BASIC LIFE SAFETY AND CODE INFORMATION PAPLYING TO THIS PROJECT, REFER TO THE G0-SERIES SHEETS LOCATED PER THE INDEX OF DRAWINGS. 12. ALL SUSPENDED CEILING SYSTEMS SHALL BE CENTERED IN ROOMS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. 13. REFER TO AND COORDINATE WITH PLUMBING, MECHANICAL, AND ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION NOT SHOWN ON THIS DRAWING. 14. REFER TO G0.02 SHEET FOR PARTITION TYPE DESIGNATIONS. B6 B5 B4 B3 B2 15. REFER TO THE ARCHITECTURAL FLOOR PLANS AND FINISH SCHEDULE FOR INTERIOR FINISH INFORMATION.

1600

45125 W3

L.P. ROOF 13000

Custom Casework

1000

Electrical

2300

4002

A137

1 A3.00

2764

Emergency Room A170

2719

OPEN TO ABOVE 5619

1 A3.00

1200

2764

3300 CT2

835

2040

4042

1380

2764

A125 EQ

1000

A106

1335

735

General Consult

559

1300

1655

2940

1900

2350

2320

1020

1230

1140

Medical Records Archive

1060

1395

A105

38 16

A102 Dept. Office

1060

A110

1300

4080

EQ 1900

900

NEW REDEMPTION HOSPITAL

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS

1300

1419 EQ

A103

1230

2040

A109

3300 CT2 EQ

2760

EQ EQ EQ EQ

1419

750

A108 General Consult

Simple Procedure

2690

Triage

785

A117

3200

1295

EQ EQ

750

668

3200

668

A111

A116

General Consult

1060

EQ EQ

General Consult

Doctor's Office

General Consult

1060

A112

1800

1160

General Consult

2400

A115

730

735

2040

1444

EQ EQ EQ

1440

1540

EQ EQ

A118

A124

1140

Supply Storage

Doctor's Office

Family Planning

1419

A123

1110

A114 1000

A122

Family Planning

Registration, Reception & Customer Care

3084

A100

Men's WC

1160

A119

1391

OB/GYN Consult

1095

Ultrasound

EQ EQ

425

A107

3466

425

3354

425

855

425

2772

425

1360

425

B147

B149

1200

1219

OB/GYN Consult

B148

2869

1310

A113

580

A126

Staff WC

A171

Dirty Utility

A172

A120

OB/GYN Consult

735

Clean Utility

425

OB/GYN Consult

Electrical/Server Room

1540

500

EQ 1058

1140

Women's WC

2445

1577

Electrical

B14

1219

840

1380

840

2000

A173

750

Procedure Room

B13

17 18

Luke Dale Virginia Tech august 2012 - may 2017 january - may 2016 august - november 2015

MASS Design Group june - december 2017

Edward Dugger + Associates may - august 2016

McAllister Architects february - may 2016

design/buildLAB august 2014 - august 2015

Ballston Cloud january - october 2014

Undergraduate Research august 2014 - may 2015

Skills

2 Lippincott Ct. Medford, NJ : lukedale@vt.edu : 1 . 609 . 351 . 5643

Honors Bachelor of Architecture

Blacksburg, VA

minor: Public and Urban Affairs Washington Alexandria Architecture Center

Alexandria, VA

Fall Travel Study Abroad : Europe Experienced a history of architecture in 60 cities throughout Austria, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Slovenia, Spain, and Switzerland.

Design Intern

Boston, MA. Kigali, Rwanda Performed on-site construction administration for a multi-building medical university in Northern Rwanda. Designed and coordinated door, window, and facade details for office building in Kenya. Developed facade, roof, and lighting strategy for a hospital in Liberia.

Acoustical Consultant Intern

Stuart, FL Devised acoustical solutions and performed acoustical tests on walls, floors, and ceilings. Worked on projects ranging from schematic designs of theaters to detailing HVAC systems in schools.

Architectural Intern

Alexandria, VA Performed site surveys, met with clients, and constructed drawings in AutoCAD and Revit for residential and small commercial projects at varying phases in the D.C. area.

Design Build Intern

Blacksburg, VA. Clifton Forge, VA Collaborated with a team of students, a local community, and local industry professionals to design, develop, and construct a Little League Baseball complex for a small Virginian town.

Student Designer

Blacksburg, VA. Arlington, VA Project Lead / Professors: Aki Ishida, Ico Bukvic Designed and assembled an interactive field of light and sound with a group of interdisciplinary students and faculty. Led a public programming workshop.

Classroom Acoustics Researcher

Blacksburg, VA Professor: Michael Ermann Examined relationships between a roomâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s speech transmission index, and the size, shape, and materiality of varying classrooms across campus.

AutoCAD : Bose Modeler : Excel : Fusion 360 : Illustrator : InDesign : Insight : Kerkythea : Lightroom : Photoshop : PowerPoint : Premier Pro : Revit : Rhinoceros : Sketch Up : Tally : Unreal Engine : Vray Building Construction : Casting : Construction Administration : Drafting : Model Making : Print Making : Welding : Wood and Metal Working

Recognition

Autodesk Student Expert - May 2017 Summa Cum Laude - May 2017 AIA Virginia Prize - Notable Finalist - Sep. 2016 HKS Mid-Atlantic Design Fellowship - Mar. 2016 Dan Buehler Travel Award - May 2015 VT Graphics design competition - First Place - Apr. 2015 University Honors - Fall 2012-Spring 2017 Deanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s List - Fall 2012-Spring 2017

Luke Dale

lukedale@vt.edu 609-351-5643

Architecture Portfolio

https://issuu.com/luke_dale/docs/portfolio