ARCOLOGY USGBC HEADQUARTER
RE CONNECT SANTA ROSA SMARTH GROWTH COMPETITION
GRAFFT LAB UNDERGROUND THESIS
RECENT PROFESSIONAL WORK
EVERGREEN VALLEY COLLEGE MATH & SCIENCE BUILDING & FITNESS CENTER SFSU RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTER
ENJOY
Bio Urban Generator is an Architectural response to our growing environmental crisis that promotes sustainable living. The building reflects on Urban Renewal that can generate and promote; Urban Food Production, Environmental Conservation, and Social Interaction for the community. The concept of the building was inspired through how thermites works through stack effect. The ability of the building blending in to the nature it help occupants save energy and live healthy.
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
FOURTH FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
FIFTH FLOOR PLAN
THIRD FLOOR PLAN
SIXTH FLOOR PLAN
ARCOLOGY
A CENTER FOR ECOLOGICAL BUILDING TECHNOLOGIES AND MATERIALS
INTERACTION
INDOOR EXHIBIT
OUTDOOR EXHIBIT EXPLORE
DESCRIPTION
The space will attract visitors and designer to be inspire from designers, developers, researchers, and scientist that can inspire the community to live green healthy life. The space will be open and vibrant that will feature full interaction among different profession and learn from each other works. The space will give the chance for local people of San Diego and visitor to explore new technology on how to take advantage living green.
FLEXIBLE It’s open, lid by natural day lighting, and flexible space. It’s one of the space were constant interaction also happening within the building. The space can be use as an extension for indoor exhibit space. The space can be use as flee market space during the weekends.
CLASSROOMS
LIBRARY HOPE
The classrooms will provide education for local community of San Diego and visitors on how to prevent more harm to our environment and learn new methods living green. The space will have flexible seating from single classrooms to one open space classroom. By having the instructor or guest speaker in the middle of the classroom feels more engagement to his or her class and panoramic view of his or her class.
ECO / BOOK SHOP KNOWLEDGE
The library will accommodate all type of ages and open for public to use. The atmosphere will be silent for the most part of the space to pay respect who does need to study or just enjoying reading. A couple of study rooms will be provided to have some discussion among others but without disturbing anyone who needs silent.
RECEPTION
WELC
CONSUME The shop will provide organic and re-use materials locally and visitors who provided them. The space might be the most biggest space in the building but with proper advertising and signage will sure can grab the attention of any consumer within the building.
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ATMOSPHERE
KEY FRAME
CONTENTS
KEY TERMS
Benches
EXPLORE new
Art Installations
towards things everyday
a FLEXIBLE model
Projector Screen
Projector Light
HOPE help is on the way
Book Shelving
Sofas
sharing wealth of KNOWLEDGE
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OFFICES
CIRCULATION PLANNING
ORGANIZATION
Planning for the future of the community of Easy access between the transition of San Diego can hopefully change the different spaces it’s the key element for community’s mind-set to be more aware of the success of organizing spaces. our environment. With proper and careful planning can lead to a successful on how can we live more green and hopeful to serve as a one of the prototype to the whole nation. The space will be open space for constants interaction among workers to feed off ideas to one another and be more productive.
Bench Storage
Computers
PLANNING for our future
Circulation Ramp
MECHANICAL SYSTEM ENERGY EFFICIENT
PUBLIC PARK INTERACTION
The goal for the whole building is to use less The spaces will be adjacent to the library, mechanical system as much as possible and Café, Private Offices, and part of public civic utilize natural air and day lighting within the space. The park will be open to the public building. Instead of spending too much on and people who utilize within the building. mechanical system, it can be invest in to the The park will be place in gradually vertical community by providing constant education circulation. It is important for the park to and activities. If does need a mechanical provide interaction and physical activities system, then energy star rated appliances, for healthy living. increasing sizes of ducts, and consistent vertical plumbing and arrangement for any bathroom instead of having it in different places; all of these can potentially save some spending towards mechanical system.
Sustainable
Indoor Actvities
ORGANIZATION I’m not lazy, INTERACTION I’m ENERGY among leads to EFFICIENT strangers success
GREEN MARKET LIVE HEALTHY
VERTICAL FARM SUPPORT
Promoting living healthy is the goal for the market and help support local farmers and other sources of food industry in the community. The space is open with full of natural product and produce. It’s lid with natural lighting to create more inviting and vibrant space to shop at.
The space will provide space for local farmers to grow their own produce that can be provided and sold at the green market. It can help boost up the economy of the community by having their goods be locally grown by saving them with transportation expenses and potentially sell to the neighboring community.
Movable Displays
Ceiling lights Planters
LIVE HEALTHY for better life
we SUPPORT each other
The concept behind the design was to have fluid connection from Santa Rosa Junior College to the Smart Train Station. Instead of settling for plain bridge, we decided to design an innovative elevated design but also can improve social interaction on the city. This elevated park will provide free open public recreational space. The park also introduces innovative technology, like the kinetic paving were the park can generate its own energy. The north side of the walls of the park created in different height that was elevated and overcast through the south side of the bridge to create shading, and the wall for the south side of the park is a little bit lower to preserve the view. For the train station, the design concept behind it is to have an open space train station that can also generate its own energy. The trains station will acts as one of the train station stop for the SMART Train in Santa Rosa.
THIRD FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
The proposed architectural thesis is about creating an architectural intervention that engages street art as a destructive gang related activity. In this way, it becomes a constructive force and uses the creative energy of the community by directing it towards improving the economic and social base of Hunters Point community. The proposed thesis has two major components. First, the thesis proposes a master site to support all of the amenities needed to improve the quality of life at Alice Griffith, the focus low-income neighborhood. Finally, a Grafft Lab Learning Center will be designed as part of the proposed master site plan. Grafft Lab will be a space were young adolescences are able to engage in a shared community activities. Most activities that will be held at the Grafft Lab will create a sense of street culture, a culture that most young adolescents understand without promoting illegal activities. This facility will be a drug free, pressure free, sifted, and comfortable environment so that the young community residents and the whole community are able to be free and enjoy themselves. The architectural form of Grafft Lab will be created based from the inspiration from one of Zedz graffiti art works. In addition to form, the spaces will be derived from four elements of hip hop: tagging (graffiti), b-boying (break dancing), emceeing (MCing) and rapping with supporting spaces needed for each space.
This sketch illustrates how this thesis research led to the formulator a critical position. It shows an area of concentration which illustrates San Francisco, California and further shows Bayview Hunters Point as the focus neighborhood for the thesis. Also, the sketch indicates the problem statement that will concentrate to be addressing the gang activity that occurs in this neighborhood. The three dimensional graffiti lettering represent the image of this neighborhood as misunderstood because of all the bad connotations that surround it. With the problem statement now clearly stated, the word “stuck� also represented the graffiti art movement as a misunderstood art because of the raw and aggressive content of the work. The bottom of the illustration shows the history of graffiti from the bomb chasing a container rail transit to represent the history of graffiti art.
The idea of studying one of Zedz graffiti art, it helps me formulate a conceptual basis for organizing master site plan and space programming. This diagram dissects and analyzes the language and pattern found in Zedz Graffiti art. This graffiti art shows the positive and negative spaces, and mass / void relationships. The first stage of this diagram documents various conditions from the piece, such as shared space, nodes, landmarks, and supporting spaces as well as, overall circulation. After each conditions were documented, I began to interpret the patterns and languages found in the diagram. One significant diagram displays a linear axis in which generate and build from each of the masses. Also, the diagram shows the movement of spaces as these ideas are layered and overlapped. This push and pull movement along the linear axis, shifts as each space responds to the next and an overall coherent trial organization is achieved for merging the intent program with the context and site.
After the conditions of the art piece has been documented from the previous diagram, I then began to interpret the data in relationship to my thesis project. Using the similar patterns from the graffiti art itself, I was then able to incorporate my programs and activities, designating the nodes as part of generating my programs. The red lines represent the shared space as the activities within the promenade and a mixture and layering of graffiti art, garden and skate parks as circulation and connectors between the nodes. These diagrams then later translate to the design of Grafft Lab and the supporting programs within the context of the site. It is the driving force that led to formulating through form, space programming, and site development.
EVERGREEN VALLEY COLLEGE PROJECT LOCATION:
MATH & SCIENCE BUILDING AND FITNESS CENTE ER
S Jose, San J , CA
PROJECT OWNER: San Jose Evergreen Community College District
PROJECT ARCHITECT: HMC Architects
PROJECT STATUS: 25% CD
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The project entails the design of two new structures (Math & Science Building and Fitness Center). The total project square footage is approximately a gross of 116,000 square feet of which 8,200 square feet is for the Fitness Center, and 108,000 square feet are for Math & Science Building. Interface Engineering was to provide a design recommendation for Mechanical, Electrical, Lighting, Plumbing, and other Specialty Disciplines (Fire Protection, Fire Alarm, and Technology).
PROJECT DESIGN PROCESS: My involvement on the design process was to assist the Senior Lighting Designer; such as bounce off ideas for design concept, ran photometric calculation, prepare luminaires specifications and cutsheets, and produce conceptual design drawings through construction documents. The lighting design was to decrease energy use while creating comfortable visual environment for the users. The concept of the lighting design is linear and minimalism. The idea was to enhance the aesthetic of the space without having the luminaires being the focal point. Most of the fixture selection came from studying the form of the building such as being linear and minimalism. The design challenges were; to stay on budget, keep the lighting design consistent throughout the building, meet Title 24 and Cal Green requirements, continuous coordination among the design team for every design changes, and meet deadlines in an aggressive timely manner. During the design process, it was continuous coordination among; Lead Architect, Senior Lighting Designer, Lighting Manufacturer Representative, and Electrical Engineer to review the lighting design. During the critical design process; I was then able to ran photometric calculation, suggest a design layout, and change luminaire type for every necessary change as possible in a timely manner. Since then, the Lead Architect has made numerous changes in the design of the building. As part of the design team, we continue to coordinate among the other design team base of the design changes.
Social Science Lecture Hall A101
Classroom A102
Main Electrical Room & Electrical Substation A103
Resource A11
Mechanical Rm & Pump Rm A106 Elevator Room A108
Men A111 Classroom A109
Women A113 Physics Lab A131
Classroom A110
Office A135
MDF Room A133
Central Physics A
Storag A13
OVERALL FIRST FLOOR PLAN MATH & S NO SCALE
Study Room A116
e Center 15
s Prep & Storage A134
e Area 34A
Computer Lab A119
Office A117
Classroom A120
Classroom A122
Office A118
Physics Lecture Hall A123 Classroom A130
Physics Lab A129
Physics Equipment A128
Classroom A127
Elev. Rm A124 Jan. A125
Prep Room Hallway A126 Prep Area A134B
Storage Area A134C
SCIENCE BLDG. - LIGHTING
Rock Prep A132
IDF Room A136
Dean’s Office A250
Dean’s Administrat A251
Hallway A210E
Classroom A205
Lab Plumbing Room A208 Hallway A215A
Chemistry Lab A210
Chemistry Lab A206
Balance Room A207
Chemistry Lab Hallway A210A
IDF A213
Office A214
Glassware S A215B
OVERALL SECOND FLOOR PLAN MAT NO SCALE
Office A249
Office A248
Office A247
Office A246
Office A245
Office A243
Office A242
Office A241
Office A240
Men A268
tion
Storage B
Break Room A272
S. Conf. Rm. A273
Office A252
Office A253
Work Room A271
Office A254
Office A255
Adjunct Ar. A270
Office A256
Office A257
Office A239
Women A266
S. Conf, Rm A269
Office A258
Office A259
Office A260
Office A238
Office A237
Office A236
Office A235
Office A234
Dean’s Office A232
Main Conference Room A266
Dean’s Administation A231
Storage A267
Office A261
Office A262
Office A263
Office A264
Office A233
Office A265
Chemistry Lecture A223
Chemistry Lab A211
Organic Chemistry Lab A212
Instrumental Room A221
Classroom A222
Hallway A210E
Prep Area A215C
Chemical Storage A216
TH & SCIENCE BLDG. - LIGHTING
Chemicals Storage A2150
Chemical Storage A218
IDF A220
Lobby B101
Office B104 Sub-Station B106
Electrical B105
IDF B107
Storage B108
Hallway B112 Fitness Area B102
Men B109
Women B111
OVERALL FIRST FLOOR PLAN FITNESS CENTER - LIGHTING NO SCALE
RE_Workplane ELECTRICAL - B105
11.77
40.45
47.10
48.81
56.96
54.99
64.49
51.90
54.28
62.95
65.90
71.28
74.68
F5
54.32
51.97
47.21
65.93
63.03
74.71
71.36
F5
40.54
28.89
57.08
48.91
34.63
64.61
55.11
36.61
F5
31.95
32.56
31.42
38.15
38.78
37.39
40.32
40.91
39.56
F5
28.50
23.99
33.73
28.11
35.55
28.96
F5
68.43
75.62
79.24
79.26
75.69
68.54
58.62
33.62
37.06
37.74
36.54
32.97
60.63
70.67
78.06
81.77
81.79
78.13
70.78
60.73
27.48
30.39
31.08
30.06
27.08
62.32
72.72
80.32
84.09
84.12
80.39
72.83
62.40 21.41
28.91
31.61
25.99
18.71
62.93
73.56
81.23
85.04
85.05
81.29
73.67
63.02 27.11
38.72
43.79
33.94
23.11
29.04
42.39
48.51
36.82
24.61
21.67
F5
72.16
79.67
83.44
83.46
79.73
72.25
61.95
59.97
69.90
77.21
80.88
80.90
77.27
70.00
60.08
57.70
67.48
74.58
78.13
78.15
74.64
67.58
57.79
62.98
F5 69.60
72.89
47.06
54.85
60.54
63.37
72.93
69.66
63.07
F5
53.81
63.38
60.58
54.93
47.14
F5
38.64
44.87
49.34
51.57
51.59
17.37
21.66
23.51
21.63
17.52
49.38
19.25
RD_Workplane OFFICE - B104
RF_Workplane IDF - B107
22.33
28.92
32.39
28.98
22.41
24.85
32.97
37.46
33.04
24.95
F5A
23.34
30.57
34.40
30.63
23.43
18.59
23.59
25.87
23.64
18.66
22.29
29.19
32.54
26.29
34.90
39.59
25.58
33.69
38.04
29.22
21.08
22.63
26.80
14.59
RH_Floor HALLWAY - B112
17.18
34.99
26.40
33.77
25.70
29.59
26.89
20.98
9.16
6.27
3.51
10.59
6.88
28.79
18.31
11.91
26.79
17.86
12.17
8.37
22.14
18.87
13.86
8.87
25.08
26.56
23.09
27.92
31.33
33.60
35.22
36.22
B6 29.24
35.43
39.70
42.27
B643.87
44.68
44.92
38.70
21.35
F2
25.85
36.42
40.85
32.05
22.20
19.86
26.20
28.37
23.80
17.48
29.67
24.90
20.19
24.35
25.05
21.05
36.60
34.98
38.95
44.20
36.63
36.67
36.46
35.58
34.04
31.74
28.52
24.41
44.88
44.76
44.42 B6
43.81
42.61
40.62
37.75 B6
33.76
28.86
23.76
45.08
41.77
37.22
31.79
26.38
B6
47.36
49.05
49.90
50.19
B6
50.09
49.62
48.72
47.30
Luminaire Schedule 25.32
33.14
41.07
46.66
50.09
52.05
53.07
53.46
53.36
52.87
51.90
50.36
47.95
44.38
39.55
33.83
28.18
26.59
B6 34.98
43.47
49.36
52.87
B654.85
55.89
56.22
56.02
55.46 B6
54.44
52.73
50.13
46.37 B6
41.34
35.33
29.45
27.09
35.27
43.78
53.86
55.91
56.95
57.29
56.67
55.60
53.89
51.28
47.42
42.23
36.10
30.17
Symbol
48.34
51.12
48.74
41.01
48.30
58.59
62.09
59.21
49.00
47.05
57.00
60.43
57.77
47.96
37.70
44.72
47.43
45.78
38.96
F5A
B6
50.01
B6
F5A
35.66
44.12
50.26
54.09
56.32
57.51
57.97
57.89
57.35
56.30
54.56
51.90
48.03
42.81
36.64
30.40
28.09
B6 36.65
45.58
51.69
55.37
B657.56
58.70
59.07
58.90
58.31 B6
57.25
55.43
52.68
48.74 B6
43.48
37.19
30.82
28.09
37.17
45.38
55.51
57.66
58.73
59.08
58.48
57.37
55.61
52.90
48.95
43.65
37.39
31.31
26.52
29.19
30.93
26.41
30.23
33.26
33.47
30.31
30.53
33.56
33.85
32.72
30.11
32.85
32.72
31.30
27.84
30.08
27.75
23.94
25.02
20.37
18.37
18.66
16.18
51.67
B6
59.15
22.23
39.25
45.87
38.88
B6 40.26
46.92
51.46
55.19
57.41
58.59
52.50
56.08
B658.18
59.29
29.28
29.80
31.17
31.44
31.40
32.38
35.80
28.69
27.60
28.46
32.30
F2
59.06
58.97
58.43
57.37
55.61
52.91
49.00
43.73
37.56
31.60
F2
59.66
59.49
58.91 B6
57.83
56.02
53.23
49.28 B6
44.01
37.79
31.73
F2
F2
F6
F6 RJ_Workplane MEN - B109
32.79
38.54
46.01
51.98
B6
F6B
BF
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F2
SINGLE
2900
2900
N.A.
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F4
SINGLE
4450
8900
N.A.
0.837 0.900 0.930 1.000
11
F5
SINGLE
3100
6200
N.A.
0.744 0.900 0.940 0.880
4
F5A SINGLE
3100
6200
N.A.
0.744 0.900 0.940 0.880
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F6
SINGLE
2600
2600
N.A.
0.837 0.900 0.930 1.000
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1900
1900
N.A.
0.900 0.930 0.837 1.000
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1200
1200
N.A.
0.837 0.900 0.930 1.000
55.77
57.82
58.89
59.35
Project: EVERGREEN VALLEY COLLEGE - FITNESS CENTER
B6
59.28
58.67
57.57
55.81
53.09
49.15
43.85
37.66
31.66
V 26.43
36.61
45.20
51.26
55.06
57.26
58.45
B6 36.57
45.63
51.83
55.52
B657.69
58.79
B6
58.91
58.84
58.31
57.24
21.64
22.75
18.16
19.33
20.09
26.92
21.57
19.46
22.17
20.47
29.16
22.38
19.94
23.16
24.99
27.34
21.75
19.60
22.28
22.31
21.54
18.92
20.06
25.04
22.58
17.48
16.53
30.83
21.38
15.32
14.47
25.94
F6A
F6A
18.26
25.53
35.46
34.84
44.55
43.70
50.95
49.87
33.55
22.03
15.03
33.70
21.87
14.63
31.07
20.17
13.50
21.56
25.72
16.98
11.58
21.36
15.19
11.63
9.84
11.72
15.26
17.93
13.50
11.41
13.59
18.06
16.30
12.61
10.73
12.66
16.31
59.14
58.99
58.40 B6
57.32
B6
54.85
53.70
56.96
55.87
57.98
57.00
55.49
52.77
48.86
43.62
37.46
31.51
58.42
57.44
55.54
52.75
48.80 B6
43.54
37.30
31.27
B6
58.36
57.38
57.75
56.83
56.65
55.76
54.90
54.00
52.19
51.34
48.28
47.48
42.99
42.27
36.76
36.12
30.59
Label
CalcType
Units
Avg
RA_Workplane
Illuminance
Fc
44.34 59.66 11.77
Max
Min
3.77
Avg/Min Max/Min # Pts Description 5.07
375
RB_Workplane
Illuminance
Fc
65.45 85.05 38.64
1.69
2.20
104
SUB-STATION - B106
RC_Workplane
Illuminance
Fc
33.36 40.91 23.99
1.39
1.71
28
FIRE RISER & PUMP ROOM - B103
FITNESS AREA - B102
25.26
B6 34.81
43.85
24.37
33.38
42.08
23.08
31.66
39.82
21.34
B6 29.66
37.45
49.96
53.51
B655.56
56.60
48.14
51.74
53.65
54.57
45.43
48.81
50.71
51.63
42.65
45.62
B647.25
48.00
56.89
56.68
56.09 B6
55.01
53.25
50.55
46.69 B6
41.56
35.43
29.40
54.91
54.78
54.18
53.10
51.39
48.83
45.09
40.04
34.13
28.42
51.92
51.78
51.23
50.19
48.59
46.14
42.59
37.84
32.24
26.81
48.15
47.89
47.30 B6
46.36
44.84
42.55
39.24 B6
34.83
29.62
24.52
21.35
B6
B6
F6
18.52
F6
F6
B6
B6
F6A
18.14
24.93
31.50
36.28
39.14
40.52
41.06
41.31
14.37
19.08
23.89
27.70
30.21
31.59
32.30
32.60
41.28
40.77
39.98
38.79
36.91
34.08
30.21
25.71
32.60
32.19
31.33
29.90
27.69
24.69
21.16
F6B
V
OVERALL FIRST FLOOR PLAN FITNESS CENTER - PHOTOMETRIC CALCULATION NO SCALE
RD_Workplane
Illuminance
Fc
29.91 48.51 17.48
1.71
2.78
25
OFFICE - B104
RE_Workplane
Illuminance
Fc
44.59 62.09 26.90
1.66
2.31
28
ELECTRICAL - B105
RF_Workplane
Illuminance
Fc
25.71 37.46 17.37
1.48
2.16
25
IDF - B107
RG_Workplane
Illuminance
Fc
29.00 39.59 20.98
1.38
1.89
20
STORAGE - B108
RH_Floor
Illuminance
Fc
27.58 35.80 16.18
1.70
2.21
48
HALLWAY - B112
RJ_Workplane
Illuminance
Fc
18.38
5.24
9.60
83
MEN - B109
29.73
F6A
B6 F6A
LLD
1716
Calculation Summary B6
B6 F6
LDD
N.A.
3.59
F6A
F6A
N.A.
34.97
26.46
F6A
LLF
SINGLE
B6
32.69
32.60
Qty Label Arrangement Lumens/Lamp Total Lamp Lumens Lum. Lumens 196 * B6
B6
27.51
B6
31.29
57.34
F6
F6B
Project: EVERGREEN VALLEY COLLEGE - FITNESS CENTER
30.01
40.56
26.27
F2
34.75
16.74
22.80
31.63
36.45
22.55
F6 27.23
V 23.22
F4
26.90
F5A
RG_Workplane STORAGE - B108
F5
61.87
53.72
20.41
B6
58.52
F5
RA_Workplane FITNESS AREA - B102
16.57
RC_Workplane FIRE RISER & PUMP ROOM - B103
RB_Workplane SUB-STATION - B106
33.70 3.51
XS6DA4,5,6 / XU4FG4,5,7 XS6DA4,5,6 / XU4FG4,5,7
RF_Workplane SOCIAL SCIENCE LECTURE HALL - A101
18.22
21.06
20.72
22.86
XS6DA4,5,6 / XU4FG4,5,7 36.96
53.94 A
38.49
39.22
47.72
54.31
A75.66
54.57
61.33
75.20
34.18
33.74
39.37
52.27
57.05
69.78
29.01
27.78
30.17
47.76
50.80
60.18
19.47
A A
A
62.87
A 80.72
61.89
73.09
84.63
62.04
71.89
83.38
59.61
76.33
A
65.97
A
79.11
63.62
77.00
84.00
64.94
77.23
84.35
63.73
A
74.64
61.28
75.09
78.37
63.55
76.72
RG_Workplane RESOURCE CENTER - A115
80.16
63.56
A
75.16
54.42
93.06
25.94
57.04
93.66
58.86
92.44
60.03
91.33
60.06
89.21
57.75
83.95
51.05
72.37
38.68
52.34
44.78
A
63.93 A 73.10
24.35
A
78.00
A
34.44
83.19
42.80
A
34.12
55.20
46.89
A
A
67.68
32.17
20.59
33.71
A
31.31
15.35
A
A
A
74.13
43.27
A A
30.78
53.97 A
59.58
52.93
65.36
66.40
56.64
68.91
70.04
58.25
69.72
A
65.85
A
STAIR B
39.04
A A
23.41
36.78
39.08
37.66
45.70
46.72
42.96
51.95
46.37
52.27
55.14
A
A
50.75
? 21.78
22.82
25.96
26.90
26.84
30.60
30.98
29.90
34.49
A
RJ_Floor CIRCULATION AREA 2
32.11
13.32
A
16.91
21.99 B
24.10
23.57
24.90
23.10
14.42
13.36
9.95
B B
18.47
24.73 B
26.66
26.99
29.49
27.53
19.86
21.75
A
UP 18.57
16.80
18.57
B
20.47
21.37
20.01
B
17.69
18.08
B
18.42
17.26
B
13.31
16.92
17.93
28.38
26.10
28.98
30.68
16.87
29.84
31.49
35.83
33.22
36.60
39.71
39.20
38.64
34.90
30.52
35.06
37.28
37.79
36.60
27.24
24.76
28.06
30.80
31.44
30.12
B
14.71
20.11
24.12
26.48
28.48
25.65
20.28
18.03
16.96
16.15
18.05
20.71
22.99
23.33
20.67
19.37
19.59
18.22
18.55
20.35
20.97
23.60
B 30.23
35.11
33.42
28.52
23.26
22.03
22.51
22.18
17.12
10.34
B B
29.83 B
B
11.25
14.90
20.37
26.31
27.08
23.23
18.78
16.38
15.11
15.40
17.14
20.14
24.53
26.48
23.34
19.85
18.44
17.86
18.29
19.89
21.55
26.35
35.60
42.54
40.13
32.71
26.67
26.20
25.73
24.88
26.51
B
B
31.60
35.58
33.60
24.47
14.07
36.48 B
27.35
B
27.67
22.89
19.88
17.95
16.40
17.29
18.90
21.25
27.12
B
31.18
27.77
21.56
18.78
18.90
18.85
19.39
22.30
27.26
35.65
B
B
43.37
42.06
34.16
28.61
28.61
28.96
28.60
26.92
34.30
40.58
40.38
29.50
16.36
B
24.45
B
25.08
21.33
20.18
B
18.71
17.15
18.21
B
19.80
21.01
25.66
B
30.41
B
27.25
21.71
18.86
19.48
B
18.96
18.83
21.81
B
25.78
31.47
B
37.33
37.58
B
31.28
27.55
29.94
B
30.83
26.56
26.56
B
30.99
38.10
41.25
17.03
B
17.51
16.70
14.61
14.92
22.10
24.99
33.86
B
B
32.21
B
9.69 28.73
16.95
B
B
30.67
29.05
B
9.58 35.22
STAIR A
B
8.27
26.01
B
26.65
F
F1
35.39
F1
64.00
65.76
16.73
29.76
27.87
15.60
8.85
26.36
20.99
12.35
7.08
15.97
13.47
7.98
5.31
B
18.79
19.37 F1
F1
47.99
63.05
21.23
22.84
F1
S4BA 1,6,11
47.72
F1
F1
64.39
F1
49.29
17.35
17.82
50.18
30.03
5.44
5.59
27.81
F1 F F1 F
42.44
4.46
4.54
38.25F1
47.00
4.02
4.06
46.44
49.13
2.85
2.86
42.33
55.43
15.97
11.60
21.42
F
F1
F1 F F1
B
F
B RH_Workplane WOMEN - A113
Calculation Summary
Luminaire Schedule
Project: EVERGREEN VALLEY COLLEGE - 1ST FLOOR
Project: EVERGREEN VALLEY COLLEGE - 1ST FLOOR Symbol
Qty
Label
Arrangement
Lumens/Lamp
Arr. Lamp Lumens
Lum. Lumens
LLF
LDD
LLD
BF
Label
CalcType
Units
Avg
Max
Min
Avg/Min
Max/Min
# Pts
111 *
A
SINGLE
2900
5800
N.A.
0.837
0.900
0.930
1.000
RA_Floor
Illuminance
Fc
27.26
57.84
9.98
2.73
5.80
232
Description CENTRAL CIRCULATION AREA - A137
81 *
B
SINGLE
2900
5800
3188
0.837
0.900
0.930
1.000
RB_Workplane
Illuminance
Fc
52.73
85.62
15.00
3.52
5.71
80
CLASSROOM - A127
30 ***
C
SINGLE
N.A.
N.A.
1218
0.850
0.900
0.944
1.000
RC_Workplane
Illuminance
Fc
60.54
102
11.45
5.29
8.92
104
PHYSICS LECTURE HALL - A123
6*
F
SINGLE
2900
5800
N.A.
0.837
0.900
0.930
1.000
RD_Floor
Illuminance
Fc
25.53
31.80
14.05
1.82
2.26
54
PREP ROOM HALLWAY - A126
14 **
F1
SINGLE
1900
3800
N.A.
0.837
0.900
0.930
1.000
RE_Workplane
Illuminance
Fc
26.99
45.33
5.61
4.81
8.08
98
CENTRAL PHYSICS PREP & STORAGE - A134
RF_Workplane
Illuminance
Fc
52.81
84.63
18.22
2.90
4.64
102
SOCIAL SCIENCE LECTURE HALL - A101
RG_Workplane
Illuminance
Fc
62.60
94.60
15.35
4.08
6.16
72
RESOURCE CENTER - A115
RH_Workplane
Illuminance
Fc
30.58
65.76
2.85
10.73
23.07
34
WOMEN - A113
RJ_Floor
Illuminance
Fc
22.91
43.37
5.31
4.31
8.17
187
CIRCULATION AREA 2
A
45.33
28.52
29.21 A 45.12
31.07
23.17
24.63
34.66
10.57
9.26
19.47
28.47
9.37
23.60 A 42.64
7.81
17.60
29.47
0
49.28
53.86
9
72.77
79.89
6
84.21
90.98
26.49
76.17
37.39
87.43
43.80
91.38
62.49
91.25
64.26
87.12
50.43
A
A
6
87.71
94.29
4
88.86
94.60
3
89.17
94.13
A
45.73
34.14
37.54
34.56
37.28
A
46.15
30.59
A
30.27
A
UP A
1
87.95
91.04
5
83.48
85.94
7
51.13 A
82.73
50.15
77.78
47.99
66.89
42.43
A
A
STAIR C 72.70
74.12 A
4
53.63
54.16
48.58
32.29 20.40
16.36
5
28.44
31.70
29.50
25.12
21.02
18.40
18.99
19.73
18.90
15.24
11.13
9.98
12.89
18.52
24.85
29.47
28.23
25.17
22.03
18.43
13.49
10.33
11.17
15.98
21.48
28.00
30.03
25.63
24.11
20.85
18.19
14.15
14.89
22.42
37.54
49.44
6
33.39
38.24
38.36
33.70
27.49
24.00
25.99
25.84
22.18
17.27
13.29
13.28
16.32
20.49
23.71
24.60
24.58
23.74
21.96
19.25
15.08
12.97
14.69
18.07
21.81
24.34
24.71
24.85
24.33
22.53
19.18
16.54
18.68
26.04
40.26
52.22
1
1
19.97
17.12 C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
15.96
C
C
C
21.58
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
19.21
17.34
14.88
10.64
40.62
29.94
25.88
21.31
13.55
48.57
42.06
39.05
33.15
39.25 C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
57.84
56.85
54.29
55.79
C
49.96
B
B
B
17.27 B
31.97
39.11
B
40.77
36.61
25.93
29.41
33.32
29.42
B
B
29.72
25.67
B
B
28.49
26.94
23.46
B
24.61
21.57
25.77
56.13
18.89
15.34
24.05
23.29
20.20
17.10
B
21.85
B
16.83
14.20
16.49
22.12
19.54
20.07
21.40
B
18.46
19.90
18.88
21.61
B
16.04
17.29
20.03
16.33
15.70
B
19.77
21.42
21.15
18.84 B
19.06
16.09
14.30
21.48
19.79
20.43
B
18.28
18.77
19.73
21.51
24.01
24.01
B
17.63
16.04
19.34
20.82
19.48
22.67
B
20.22
22.30
28.91
38.33
44.77
B
18.66
19.10
22.92
B
43.58
44.14
50.02
B
32.00
28.37
47.46
45.98
B
37.18
35.12
47.29
B
35.16
35.18
43.54
30.60
42.80
22.02
40.94
60.71
23.87
47.48
73.31
31.66
49.60
48.75
48.72
32.15
53.74
38.56
68.22
35.11
33.44
37.93
56.84
50.60
61.13
71.60
62.01
76.65
37.31
33.66
35.78
59.63
50.51
58.00
74.50
61.96
73.58
32.24
21.09
51.06
28.73
64.43
34.29
24.45
50.57
80.53
23.85
51.51
85.42
22.56
51.17
89.33
49.21 A
A
A
A
49.36 A
A
40.96
75.41
40.11
76.94
36.29
74.50
78.61
66.27
83.98
79.50
64.84
85.62
75.71
58.82
81.83
81.51
66.17
81.06
82.35
64.88
82.27
78.03
58.79
79.16
71.04
36.11
72.11
35.16
69.33
31.64
20.60
49.65
93.18
17.90
46.49
95.73
14.40
39.95
92.68
48.63 A
A
A
A
42.73 A
A
A
56.70
57.40
43.94
62.47
59.32
43.96
60.19
52.54
23.93
14.05
16.72
29.47
30.92
26.56
33.34
32.32
26.43
31.69
27.71
15.00
21.73
31.36
22.71
18.64
36.29
17.10 35.16
50.73
48.23
45.98
70.97
66.71
64.67
84.98
79.03
77.92
A
A
85.69
90.00
88.69
93.08
89.38
93.96
93.15
85.21
85.47
97.30
87.30
90.39
99.71
86.87
94.29
A
93.85
91.03
75.36
82.62
65.50
A
68.02
A
A
88.59
60.38
A
A
85.09
50.76
A
A
69.21
A
102
84.61
97.64
102
79.28
99.79
97.11
68.30
95.71
A
69.31
A
A
A
B
27.35
82.86
A
B
A
79.38
A
B
46.91 A
33.23
A
A
B
A
69.58
A
B
A
50.24
A
B
49.41 A
47.77
66.48
A
B
33.87
33.00
A
B
23.14
30.99
A
B
44.37
41.30
26.52
B
B
67.42
A
60.67
A
A
26.18
62.70
49.15
54.76
65.73
44.07
64.89
39.75
11.45
20.11
19.43
20.32
21.59
18.67
21.08
13.74
27.33
B A
27.15 25.42
28.79
29.40 A 44.96
28.76
29.26 A 44.98
28.95
29.37 A 44.60
26.10
22.82
A42.89
33.39
25.82
A43.85
33.63
25.98
A
28.80
25.36
26.52
26.89
23.75
24.85
A
29.19
25.62
26.55
27.03
23.75
24.54
A
29.21
25.49
26.53
26.69
24.96
24.17
A
29.20
25.30
26.21
26.90
23.43
22.67
A
28.97
25.24
26.39
26.15
23.17
23.71
A
29.28
25.49
26.43
26.18
22.75
23.64
A
29.27
25.62
27.21
26.69
23.54
24.88
A
31.80
30.82
26.50
27.85
22.46
20.35
DN 15.69
25.31
25.64
34.53
24.22
24.69
34.90
25.44
25.81
34.93
20.66
20.05
33.17
28.16
23.49
34.25
28.09
22.52
22.68
28.29
18.44
19.07
28.42
22.77
23.14
29.36
7.17
16.43
27.22
24.44
21.26
28.49
22.78
24.37
RA_Floor CENTRAL CIRCULATION AREA - A137
27.79
28.36 A 42.68
23.67
24.68 A 42.84
28.08
29.06 A 44.94
6.84
17.87
A40.52
32.27
25.06
A42.35
31.41
21.12
21.40
16.91
18.07
20.99
21.95
5.61
13.14
27.99
23.53
19.94
29.76
22.86
29.83
29.26
31.11
RE_Workplane CENTRAL PHYSICS PREP & STORAGE - A134
OVERALL FIRST FLOOR PLAN MATH & SCIENCE BLDG. - PHOTOMETRIC CALCULATION NO SCALE
RD_Floor PREP ROOM HALLWAY - A126
RB_Workplane CLASSROOM - A127
RA_Floor CENTRAL CIRCULATION AREA - A137
RC_Workplane PHYSICS LECTURE HALL - A123
First Floor Corridor
Fitness Center
SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY PROJECT LOCATION:
RECREATION AND WELLNESS CENTE ER
San Francisco, CA
PROJECT OWNER: San Francisco State University
PROJECT ARCHITECT: WRNS Studio
PROJECT STATUS: 100% SD
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: The scope of work includes construction of new recreation and wellness center of 112,270 gross square feet with a minimum efficiency of 70%. Interface Engineering is a consultant for designing and provide a recommendation for Mechanical, Electrical, Lighting, Plumbing, and other Specialty Disciplines (Fire Protection, Fire Alarm, and Technology).
PROJECT DESIGN PROCESS: My involvement on the design process was to assist the Senior Lighting Designer; such as bounce off ideas for design concept, ran photometric calculation, prepare luminaires specifications and cutsheets, and produce conceptual design drawings through construction documents. The design concept are base from three major aspects of lighting design; Daylight (function), artificial light (aesthetics), and lighting management (emotion). The design concept was incorporated during the design process. The idea was to enhance the beautification of an architectural space, rather than destruction to occupants. The design challenges were; to stay on budget, keep the lighting design consistent throughout the building, meet Title 24 and Cal Green requirements, and energy efficient luminaire types. It required continuous coordination among the design team for every design changes to meet the deadlines in an aggressive timely manner. During the design process, I assisted the Senior Lighting Designer coordinating on finding a luminaire types for this building type. This required extensive researching on IES handbook for every required foot candles based on the program spaces given by the Lead Architect. Also, it required a continuous meeting with Lighting Manufacturer Representative for special and general fixture selection. Once all luminaires selections have been agreed on by both the Lead Architect and Senior Lighting Designer, I was then able to ran photometric calculation, suggest a design layout, and change luminaire type for every necessary change as possible in a timely manner. Since then, the Lead Architect has made numerous changes in the design of the building. As part of the design team, we continue to coordinate among the other design team base of the design changes.
STAIR 1
SHAFT 1
ELEV 1 HALL 102
STAIR 2 FITNESS STORAGE 101A
RACQUET COURT 1 103A
RACQUET COURT 2 103B
WOMEN 106B
FITNESS REPAIR 101C
FITNESS OFFICE 101B
UNISEX 106C
MEN 106D
JAN 106A
OUTDOOR RSC 104
SOUTH MECHANICAL ROOM 105
ELEV 2
OVERALL FIRST FLOOR NO SCALE
MAIN ELECTRICAL ROOM 108
TEL/DATA 109
CHEMICAL STOR 110A
CHEMICAL STOR 110B
POOL FILTRATION 110 NORTH MECHNAICAL ROOM 107
PLAN - LIGHTING
STAIR 3
SHAFT 3
MULTI PURPOSE ROOM 2 233
MP STOR 2 233A
FITNESS 231
STAIR 1
SHAFT 1
ELEV 1
WELLNESS OFFICE 231A STAIR 2
WOMEN 230B
SHAFT 2 HALLWAY 232
MEN 230C
ROCK CLIMBING AREA 221
MAC 222
MAC STORAGE 222B
CONTROL COUNTER 201A EQUIPMENT 217
ENTRY LOBBY 201 TEAM AREA 222A
OFFICE 201D
JUICE BAR 201C
LAUNDRY 218
JUICE PREP 201E
OVERALL SECOND NO SCALE
STAIR 3
GYM STOR 224A
ACTIVITY POOL 242
SHAFT 3
SHAFT 4
TWO COURT GYM 224 POOL STORAGE 225C
POOL OFFICE 225A GYM STOR LIFEGUARD OFFICE 225B 224B UNISEX CHANGING 226
OFFICE 212A
OFFICE 212B
OFFICE 212C
OFFICE 212D
OFFICE 212E
OFFICE 212F
OFFICE 212G
OFFICE 212H
OFFICE 212J M SAUNA 227C
STUDENT WORK TEL/DATA DIR OFFICE 210 213 214
CLASS ROOM 204
RESOURCE OFFICE 205
FLOOR PLAN - LIGHTING
OPEN WORK 207
W SAUNA 228C
RECEPTION 206
HALLWAY 202
HALLWAY 202
STAFF ROOM 208
W LOCKER 228A
MASSAGE 303 MP STOR 3 302A
MULTIPURPOSE ROOM 3 302
SHAFT 1
MP STOR 1 301A
MULTIPURPOSE ROOM 1 301
ELEC RM 304
STAIR 1
ELEV 1
HALLWAY 305 STAIR 2
FITNESS STRETCHING 307B
WOMEN 306A
UNISEX 306B
MEN 306C
FITNESS STRETCHING 307A
BRIDGE 309 MAC 222
JOGGING TRACK 308
OVERALL THIRD FLOOR NO SCALE
JOGGING TRACK 308 STAIR 3
SHAFT 3
POOL 225 TWO COURT GYM 224
FITNESS 307G
STORAGE 310
FITNESS 307E
R PLAN - LIGHTING
FITNESS 307F
Luminaire Schedule Qty Symbol 16 8
Label B2 F7
Arrangement SINGLE SINGLE
Calculation Summary Label Men's Restroom_Workplane Women's Restroom_1_Workplane
Total Lamp Lumens N.A. 4400
CalcType Illuminance Illuminance
LLF 0.767 0.884
Description FL44-13LED-L40-120-SO-T + L44-SO-DN-CD-WH 79OS-1T5HO-4I-2EB-SI
Units Fc Fc
MEN’S / WOMEN’S RESTROOM - PHOTOMETRIC CALCULATION NO SCALE
Avg 14.28 13.67
Max 26.8 26.9
Min 3.8 0.0
Avg/Min 3.76 N.A.
Max/Min 7.05 N.A.
MEN’S RESTROOM - LIGHT LEVEL STUDY MODEL
WOMEN’S RESTROOM - LIGHT LEVEL STUDY MODEL
Luminaire Schedule Qty Symbol 9
Label F1
Calculation Summary Label Office 212A_Workplane Office 212B_Workplane Office 212C_Workplane Office 212D_Workplane Office 212E_Workplane Office 212F_Workplane Office 212G_Workplane Office 212H_Workplane Office 212I_Workplane Table Surface_1_Top Table Surface_2_Top Table Surface_3_Top Table Surface_4_Top Table Surface_5_Top Table Surface_6_Top Table Surface_7_Top Table Surface_8_Top Table Surface_Top
Arrangement SINGLE
Total Lamp Lumens 10000
CalcType Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance Illuminance
LLF 0.884
Units Fc Fc Fc Fc Fc Fc Fc Fc Fc Fc Fc Fc Fc Fc Fc Fc Fc Fc
TYPICAL OFFICE- PHOTOMETRIC CALCULATION NO SCALE
Description FEQ-14-B-2-T5HO-S-120-G1-WP-WH OTS 0317 X2
Avg 43.99 44.30 44.34 44.31 44.30 44.37 44.30 44.31 45.25 29.09 29.08 29.07 29.10 29.06 29.08 29.05 32.06 28.10
Max 65.9 66.2 66.2 66.2 66.2 66.3 66.2 66.2 67.5 46.6 46.4 46.4 46.6 46.3 46.6 46.4 52.5 44.4
Min 23.3 23.5 23.5 23.5 23.5 23.6 23.5 23.5 23.6 16.2 16.2 16.2 16.2 16.1 16.2 16.2 17.7 15.5
Avg/Min 1.89 1.89 1.89 1.89 1.89 1.88 1.89 1.89 1.92 1.80 1.80 1.79 1.80 1.80 1.80 1.79 1.81 1.81
Max/Min 2.83 2.82 2.82 2.82 2.82 2.81 2.82 2.82 2.86 2.88 2.86 2.86 2.88 2.88 2.88 2.86 2.97 2.86
TYPICAL OFFICE - LIGHT LEVEL STUDY MODEL
Lobby
Atrium
MAC Gym
Pool