Nick Rozas '22-'23 Portfolio

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Chapel

Year Two | Term Two

4-9

Mondo Materialis

10 - 11

O.C.E.AN.

12 - 17

Union

18 - 23

Photography

24 - 26

Year One | Term Two

Year Three | Term Two

Year Three | Term Two

Year Three | Term One

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Chapel A nondenominational house of peace located within the Strawberry Mansion neighborhood of Philadelphia. The project’s design emphasizes a journey of light, water, and path, reinforced by the motifs of rest, rinse, and reflect. Through this, each phase of the journey guides users through three distinct sensory experiences.



Roof plan

Site plan

Kelly Drive aerial

Glass to concrete detail


Rest

Section A


Rinse

Section B


Reflect

Section C


Mondo Materialis Spacework 07 Competition - Second Place

An abstract case study of Mackay-Lyons Sweetapple’s Two Hulls house. This project seeks to emphasize the relationship between cantilever and foundation through materiality and form.



The Offshore Center for Environmental Analysis An underwater facility located in the middle of the Atlantic, off of the coast of Puerto Rico. In a group collaboration between two studio sections, our predominantly model-based project aims to create a structure to facilitate long-term offshore research to investigate water quality and pollution, analyze deep sea flora and fauna, and conduct a thorough mapping of the ocean floor.



COAST

BOATS

SHIPS AND CRUISES

10,000 FT.

PRECEDENT

40,000 FT.

OIL PLATFORM

60,000 FT.

Offshore Center for Environmental ANalysis (O.C.E.A.N.)

Plans, descending: 0: Residential -1: Living -2: Mechanical -3: Research

Site section

700,000 FT.


SITE 5,700,000 FT.

SURFACE LEVEL MAIN FACILITY

0 FT. -300 FT.

POLLUTION RESEARCH

DEEP SEA RESEARCH

-900 FT.

-18,000 FT.


Above: Program Left: Depressurization chamber Right: Solar infiltration Below: Structural rib model

1/4” scale sectional model


1/4” scale detail section model


Union Sited on East 1st Street adjacent to Bethlehem’s Steel Stacks, the intention of this design is to provide a dedicated space for a diverse group of students and young professionals associated with the performing arts. Built upon once decaying industrial ruins, the design takes advantage of structure to create a greater street presence, and accentuate the experience of performance spaces.




Materials axonometric

Approach


Lobby


Cantilever space


Photography

Through an analog photography class, I was able to familiarize myself with a 35 mm camera and explore concepts such as composition, scale, framed views, and light through a medium outside an architectural studio.





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