Michelle Frantellizzi _ Work Samples

SELECTED ARCHITECTURE WORK

MICHELLE FRANTELLIZZI

QUICKEN LOANS ARENA | CLEVELAND, OHIO

SHOP ARCHITECTS

1: INSTALLATION OF CURTAIN SUPPORT STRUCTURE

2: INSTALLATION OF VERTICAL SUPPORT FRAMING

2: INSTALLATION OF CURTAIN UNITS

QUICKEN LOANS ARENA | CLEVELAND, OHIO SHOP ARCHITECTS

CURTAIN DESIGN SURFACE

DESIGN SURFACE RENDERS

AS BUILT PHOTOGRAPHY

Another large feature for the arena is treating all of the ceilings in the main concourse. New systems that are required to bring the arena up to the current building codes will be located in the ceilings on all of the main concourse areas. A baffled feature ceiling was designed to mask all of the new equipment in the ceilings as well as deal with acoustical issues.The ceiling baffles in the concourse level are designed using three different “V - shape” profiles that allow the baffles to bend and fold along the corridors leading people to main entries to the stadium bowl seating.They are suspended from a set of planar rails that utilize

existing structural members for anchoring support.The baffles are made of formed Aluminum panels with a custom metallic paint.The baffles are spaced 2.5 FT to 5 FT on center. The support structure consistsofunistrutrailsrunningperpendiculartothebaffles.Baffles areconnectedtotherailsthroughthreadedrods.Therailsthemselves are suspended by their own set of threaded rods, anchored to either the slab or beams above.

The GeorgiaWorld Congress Center Authority and Atlanta Falcons worked toward an agreement for a new retractable roofstadiumtobebuiltontheGeorgiaWorldCongressCenter campus. Scheduled to open for the 2017 NFL season, the new stadium will serve as the home of the Atlanta Falcons in addition to other sports, convention and entertainment events currently held at the Georgia Dome and other new marquee events that could be hosted in the future. Personal responsibilities on the project included: working with colleagues to develop a parametric model that was

used to design the overall expression of the exterior skin and retractable roof system, programming, exterior renders for client presentations, Revit modeling and documentation, diagrams, analysis of building systems, and the development of the parametric bowl builder in Grasshopper.

KEY TO DIAGRAM:

C = the ‘c’ value

D = the horizontal distance from the eye to the point of focus

N = the riser height

R = the vertical height to the point of focus

T = the seating row depth

Point of focus

Typically the nearest touchline, or outside lane of running track, or boundary of area of activity. ARC

To calculate the appropriate ‘C’ value for the sport to be viewed, the following formula applies.

To calculate the appropriate ‘C’ value for the sport to be viewed, the following formula applies. C

An ongoing project within 360 Architecture’s office is the developmentofaparametricbowldefinitioninGrasshopper that efficiently generates 3D seating bowls with needed inputs. In order to achieve optimal sightlines for the stadium bowls, an in-house bowl generator was scripted on typical stadium conventions for the creation of multi-tiered bowl sections.Thescriptdefinesthebowlplangeometryandthen sweepsthegeneratedsectionsalongtheplanlines.Thebowl can be easily sculpted by the manipulation of basic bowl parameters including the number of tiers, number of rows in atier,anddistancetotheplayingfield.Othercriticalfeedback data such as capacity, riser angles, and tread heights is also outputted to the user.

An ongoing project within 360 Architecture’s office is the development of a parametric bowl definition in Grasshopper that efficiently generates 3D seating bowls with needed inputs. In order to achieve optimal sightlines for the stadium bowls, an in-house bowl generator was scripted on typical stadium conventions for the creation of multi-tiered bowl sections. The script defines the bowl plan geometry and then sweeps the generated sections along the plan lines. The bowl can be easily sculpted by the manipulation of basic bowl parameters including the number of tiers, number of rows in a tier, and distance to the playing field. Other critical feedback data such as capacity, riser angles, and tread heights is also outputted to the user.

‘Hublot Loves Football Metaverse Stadium’. A hybrid sport, art, and digital events space, the stadium structure is inspired by the intricate design of the case body and digital face of Hublot’s recently launched Big Bange watch. The stadium also marks the largest venue built in the Spatial metaverse.

Designed by MEIS architects. In designing this stadium, we took inspiration from Hublot’s brave, unapologetic, and unparalleled approach to design. By referencing the Big Bange, the project mirrors Hublot’s storied history of introducing new dimensions of design to new audiences. This partnership encapsulates all the world has come to know from Hublot and MEIS.

HUBLOT LOVES FOOTBALL METAVERSE STADIUM | SPATIAL IO

The GeorgiaWorld Congress Center Authority and Atlanta Falcons worked toward an agreement for a new retractable roofstadiumtobebuiltontheGeorgiaWorldCongressCenter campus. Scheduled to open for the 2017 NFL season, the new stadium will serve as the home of the Atlanta Falcons in addition to other sports, convention and entertainment events currently held at the Georgia Dome and other new marquee events that could be hosted in the future. Personal responsibilities on the project included: working with colleagues to develop a parametric model that was

used to design the overall expression of the exterior skin and retractable roof system, programming, exterior renders for client presentations, Revit modeling and documentation, diagrams, analysis of building systems, and the development of the parametric bowl builder in Grasshopper.

LEXINGTON CONVENTION CENTER & RUPP ARENA | LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY

DYNAMO STADIUM & ARENA | MOSCOW, RUSSIA

MANICA ARCHITECTS

MANICA ARCHITECTS

DYNAMO STADIUM & ARENA | MOSCOW, RUSSIA

MANICA ARCHITECTS

QIDDIYA STADIUM | RIYADH, SAUDIA ARABIA

Perched on the edge of a cliff, the stadium celebrates its context and the magnificent scenery of Qiddiya like no other venue in the development can. It engages visitors and spectators through provocative and playful forms, drawing them to the cliff’s edge and framing the spectacular views. The 3-sided seating bowl surrounding an“infinity-edge”pitch and the open-air design of the structure are intended to capture the scenery of the valley below and heighten the dramatic effect of the sporting and other events taking place.

The views are further accentuated with the View Concourse, a walkway that slopes down toward the edge that is clear of walls and other obstructions. Spectators descend toward the valley

and the view as they make their way to their seating. Everything about the stadium circulation brings you to this moment of the view and the splendor of the place.

The design of the stadium takes its cues from the highest ideals of Qiddiya itself as symbolized by the logo’s “inspirational bubbles”. These colorful, 2D circles, representing a “youthful personality” and “an inspiring, happy place to fulfill ambitions”are re-imagined as life-sized and larger-than-life 3D bubbles that not only give form to the space of the venue and provide shelter, they elicit emotion as well.

QIDDIYA STADIUM | RIYADH, SAUDIA ARABIA HOK

The cladding bubbles are an innovative, high-tech adaptive solar shading skin for the building. Each bubble has a transparent outer fabric with an inner layer that changes it is opacity to provide shading. When programmed collectively, the bubble shades can track the movement of the sun to ensure continuous shading to all portions of the seating over the course of an event. And likewise, they can remain transparent to allow sunlight to all portions on the pitch over time as well. The bubbles draw on existing technologies that are either utilized together for the first time or combined in a unique way. An anti-static coating on the ETFE inhibits dust accumulation. The inner “smart film” layer changes opacity with a low voltage electrical charge. Integrated LED lighting allows for changing colored lighting. An electronic control system utilizing AI allows for multiple opportunities for programming the adaptive skin.

QIDDIYA STADIUM | RIYADH, SAUDIA ARABIA

Jamsil Sports Complex - Main Stadium Renovation

Seoul, Korea

Built before the 1988 Summer Olympics, the Seoul Olympic Stadium in the Korean capital city’s Songpa District remains an active and treasured institution.

Size: 70,000 Seats

Designed by Kim Swoo-geun, the stadium represents a significant moment in Korea’s modern history and remains a venue for large concerts and the home of Seoul E-Land FC.

Built before the 1988 Summer Olympics, the Seoul Olympic Stadium in the Korean capital city’s Songpa District remains an active and treasured institution. Designed by Kim Swoo-geun, the stadium represents a significant moment in Korea’s modern history and remains a venue for large concerts and the home of Seoul E-Land FC.

While the Olympic Stadium itself will stand visibly intact in its original form, this spring the Korea National Urban

Planning Association staged a competition for a new design of the Jamsil Sports Complex, which includes several sporting venues and buildings adjacent to the stadium, as well as almost 160,000 square meters of total area. Following the deadline earlier this month, the jury has announced NOW Architects in collaboration with NBBJ and SAMOO, as the winners of the competition.

While the Olympic Stadium itself will stand visibly intact in its original form, this spring the Korea National Urban Planning Association staged a competition for a new design of the Jamsil Sports Complex, which includes several sporting venues and buildings adjacent to the stadium, as well as almost 160,000 square meters

JAMSIL SPORTS COMPLEX, MAIN STADIUM RENOVATION | SEOUL , KOREA

EKATERINBURG ARENA | EKATERINBURG, RUSSIA

EKATERINBURG ARENA | EKATERINBURG, RUSSIA MANICA ARCHITECTS

MANICA ARCHITECTS

EVENT LEVEL PLAN

EVENT LEVEL PLAN

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

The Ekaterinberg Arena is a new multi-use arena facility for the city of Yetaterinberg, Russia. The building is primarily programmed for hockey but has been planned to accommodate a number of functions, including basketball and concert events.

The Ekaterinberg Arena is a new multi-use arena facility for the city of Yetaterinberg, Russia. The building is primarily programmed for hockey but has been planned to accommodate a number of functions, including basketball and concert events.

The Ekaterinberg Arena is a new multi-use arena facility for the city of Yetaterinberg, Russia.Thebuildingisprimarilyprogrammed for hockey but has been planned to accommodate a number of functions, including basketball and concert events.

The Ekaterinberg Arena is a new multi-use arena facility for the city of Yetaterinberg, Russia. The building is primarily programmed for hockey but has been planned to accommodate a number of functions, including basketball and concert events.

The Ekaterinberg Arena is a new multi-use arena facility for the city of Yetaterinberg, Russia. The building is primarily programmed for hockey but has been planned to accommodate a number of functions, including basketball and concert events.

EKATERINBURG ARENA |

EVENT LEVEL PLAN EKATERINBURG

The Arena building sits within a master plan that will become the key entertainment component that will complement a wider retail, commercial and residential development within the city.

The Arena building sits within a master plan that will become the key entertainment component that will complement a wider retail, commercial and residential development within the city.

The Arena building sits within a master planthatwillbecomethekeyentertainment componentthatwillcomplementawiderretail, commercial and residential development within the city.

The Arena building sits within a master plan that will become the key entertainment component that will complement a wider retail, commercial and residential development within the city.

The Arena building sits within a master plan that will become the key entertainment component that will complement a wider retail, commercial and residential development within the city.

RUSSIA

EKATERINBURG ARENA | EKATERINBURG, RUSSIA

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Футбольный Стадион Концептуальный Дизайн Soccer Stadium Conceptual Design

Футбольный Стадион Концептуальный Дизайн Soccer Stadium Conceptual Design

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