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ROY GLICK PLAYFUL SYSTEMS

Human Centered Architecture Portfolio of Work 2021-2024 Northeastern University School of Architecture

HEIGHTENED Elevating The Public Experience Fall 2023 Studio | Individual 8

GRADUATE HOUSING Adding Subtraction Spring 2022 Studio | Individual 18

NEXUS Bridging People and Function Fall 2021 Studio | Individual 28

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GREEN LEEDing Architects To The Future Research | 2022 - 23 42

Dear Reader, As an architecture student poised on the threshold of professional practice, I present this portfolio as a comprehensive showcase of my academic and practical exploration in architecture. Within these pages lies a testament to my commitment to design excellence, innovation in sustainable practices, and the belief in architecture as a transformative force for communities and environments. Each project, from conceptual sketches to detailed construction documents, embodies my journey through architectural thinking and problem-solving. This portfolio refl ects my profi ciency in a range of design and visualization tools, including Rhino, Revit, Adobe Creative Suite, and AutoCAD, underscoring my readiness to contribute to and grow within the dynamic fi eld of architecture. Thank you for considering my work. I look forward to the opportunity to discuss my portfolio and potential contributions to your visions and projects.

Sincerely, Roy Glick

ROY GLICK STUDENT | TEAM BUILDER Education:

Northeastern University | 09.2020 - 04.2025 Candidate for Bachelor of Science in Architecture Minor in Business Administration Dean’s List | 2020 - 2023 3.500 or higher term GPA

Professional Experience:

PM Group | Achitectural Intern | 06.2022 - 12.2022

Collaborated across disciplines, developed graphic standards, managed deliverable packages, designed new and existing projects in AutoCAD and Revit.

Volumetric Building Companies | Design Technology Intern | 06.2023 - 08.2023

Managed BIM360 models, created Revit to BIM360 coordination pipelines, developed standard processes to ease downstream production, and collaborated with external consultants.

Research:

Build Together | Principal Investigator | 12.2022 Present Developed and explored methods of access and clarity of information in relation to LEED and sustainable design.

Tools:

AutoCad, Revit, BIM360, Rhino3D, Adobe Suite, Microsoft Office, Bluebeam, Enscape, Lumion, Grasshopper, Blender, ArcGIS, Cura I am a fourth year architecture student at Northeastern University, research team leader, and a dreamer. This is a beautiful planet we live on, it would be a shame for it to go so quickly, so why don’t we repair the Earth while we help the people on it? The duality of environmental and people centric design inspires me to create connections and produce outcomes not for any one person, but for the world. I carry this consideration throughout my design process, prioritizing sustainability, human comfort, and fun.

HEIGHTENED

ELEVATING THE PUBLIC EXPERIENCE Fall 2023 Studio | Prof. Gavin W. Robb | Individual Work Softwares: Rhino 7&8, AutoCAD, Adobe Suite, QGIS Heightened combats challenges of urban disconnect found at Roxbury Crossing. By providing a development plan for a high density of public amenities and affordable housing, this project reaches out and invites both new and old faces to call this place home.

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HISTORICAL Site Analysis Designing at this scale enabled research and analysis of both the immediate surroundings and the fabric of the city itself. Research was done looking through urban design lenses including stakeholder analysis, assets and amenities, and transportation.

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Heightened sought to continue the various urban fabrics existing around the site. By combining the Mission Main and Alice Taylor developments, the residential area formed. The commercial corner retains the existing commercial area and creates additional space to support additional small businesses. Finally, maintaining the Southwest Corridor’s connection was vital, as it provides connection, green space within the city, and is a symbol of public power.

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Site Plan This master plan, across from Roxbury Crossing T-Station and adjacent to Southwest Corridor Park, aims to integrate with the Alice Taylor apartments by mimicking the existing landscape in its design. It features strategically placed openings and pathways, surrounding residential buildings with open spaces. Elevated walkways expand the public area, providing abundant amenities across various levels and large open spaces for recreational activities. The project encompasses over 700,000 square feet of housing with a Floor Area Ratio (FAR) of 1.2, reflecting its high-density design.

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A DOCTOR’S OFFICE B FITNESS STUDIO C PUBLIC ART AND EXHIBITION SPACE D YOGA STUDIO E PUBLIC WORKING SPACE F OUTDOOR SEATING/PLAYGROUND

1,800 sqft 1,700 sqft 7,000 sqft 1,700 sqft 2,300 sqft 7,000 sqft

A MALLEABLE COVERED SPACE B SEATING C HAND RAILS/SKATING RAILS

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A PUBLIC POOL B DRY CLEANERS C LAUNDRY MAT D MANAGEMENT OFFICE E CAFE F PUBLIC SEATING G COMMUNITY MEETING ROOMS H TWO PLAYGROUNDS

4,000 sqft 2,150 sqft 2,150 sqft 900 sqft 900 sqft 1,200 sqft 1,500 sqft 5,000 sqft

GRADUATE HOUSING ADDING SUBTRACTION Spring 2022 Studio | Prof. Timothy Love | Individual Work Software: Rhino 7, Adobe Suite, AutoCAD

This graduate housing project focused on analyzing the surrounding population and building typologies, asking us to adapt them into new forms.

Site Plan w/ Ground Floor This project serves as both a connection to Northeastern and to the rest of the city. By designing a landscape that builds upon existing pathways, the ground plane is activated, creating addition park space available for both students and the local population.

3BR 2B 1355 SQFT

4BR 2B 1649 SQFT

Typical Module By integrating a combination of typical housing typologies found in Boston, (point-access, triple-decker, and the six family housing styles) this project adopts a pointaccess circulation core with single and multistory apartments ranging from 2-4 bed rooms. This range allows for high density housing while still providing a comfortable living arrangement for smaller and larger families.

2BR 1B 883 SQFT

4BR 2B 1326 SQFT

2BR 1B 1039 SQFT 2BR 1B 920 SQFT

12 UNITS TOTAL 2 BED APT x 6 3 BED LOFT x 2 4 BED LOFT x 4

Floor Plans

The ground floor features four two bedroom apartments. The first floor mimics the ground floor but this time with a shared amenity along with access to the third floor splitting the floor into two sides. As the paths divide, four lofts can be found. Of which two are three bedroom apartments and the other two are four bedroom apartments. Every apartment has a porch to encourage connection to the public realm.

Axonometric By placing modules next to each other, a rhythm of solid and void forms mirroring the buildings to the north. In addition to the modules, unique forms were made for the buildings located at the intersection to better signify the transition into the site, along with exploring addition manifestations of the established design language.

Public Treating the public realm as something to not be touched, left to be manipulated by the user is to ask a child to pick a toy. It wants something, but it doesn’t know how to act upon the desires. Through the subtraction, this project aims to blur the line between private and public by placing them next to each other, allowing for individuals in both to desire experiences in the other.

Semi-Public The semi-public realm is the first transition point from public to private. It allows for those within the private realm to retreat to safety while providing the public a space to inhabit as well. Building a semi-public space with promotes privacy and public use elevates a design.

Semi-Private The secondary transition point is the semi-private realm. Here we find private amenities, corridors within buildings, and an additional opportunity for community. This design funnels all foot traffic to a central space, stimulating interaction, conflict, and tension. This tension is released through interaction in the amenity spaces, or through the semi-public space below.

Section Perspective

Private Privacy is something we have grown so accustomed to. The ability to close the door and enter your own world is truly magical. Thus, it is important to retain privacy for users. The excitement in the private realm stems from the thrill when placing the private and public so close together. The question is, how close can the two get?

High Density Privacy View from balcony facing inwards towards the heart of the building. Despite the close proximity, everyone is capable of achieving privacy.

Solid & Void Facade Street view displaying how the darkened areas provide subconscious reassurance of an enclosed room, despite being face to face with the public realm.

Connection to NEU View from southern tip of site. The collision of the public and private creates exciting opportunities for evolution and innovation in the meaning of both realms.

NEXUS

BRIDGING PEOPLE AND FUNCTION Fall 2021 Studio | Prof. Carl Dworkin | Individual Work Softwares: Rhino 7&8, AutoCAD, Adobe Suite, Grasshopper, Lumion

Nexus is a public library, serving as a connection between Boston’s divided Chinatown and Leather Districts. By overcoming development, Nexus acts as a spotlight for the community.

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Urban Translation & Site Plan Nexus serves both to provide amenities and simulate activity. Nexus begins by drawing visual attention, inviting the public to cross the highway via an elevated public scape. The elevated plain leads directly into the heart of the structure, where programs not located in the Chinatown area can be found. Finally to cement Nexus in Boston’s landscape, the marshland below has been transformed into a dynamic green space, continuing the Green-way and providing malleable areas for the local population.

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1:8 Section Model Wood, acrylic, paper Representation of circular circulation around elevated auditorium capped by public space.

1:8 Section Model Wood, acrylic, paper Exploration of multi-layered facades

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DETAILING AND STANDARDIZING PROFESSIONAL WORK July - Dec 2022 & July - Aug 2023 | Companies: PM Group & VBC Softwares: AutoCAD, Revit, BIM360, Adobe Suite, Microsoft Office

During internships at PM Group and Volumetric Building Companies, I created revit details for deliverables packages, automated population of details, tagging and scheduling, aided the creation of BIM execution plans, standardized graphic styles, and maintained model health of multiple projects in Revit.

Technical Detailing PM Group is an international project delivery company that specializes in high-tech facilities. This exposed me to highly technical and specific areas that can be found at the intersection between architecture and engineering. Here I was tasked with overhauling the graphic standards that will be uses in all future projects. I would go into project files, learn about the project and then draw, with the correct graphic standards, details which would be saved in the working file along within a standard detail database. This involved coordinating with the BIM, Design Operations, Design Technology team, architecture, and engineering teams. I learned and understood what I was detailing, while at the same time getting a grasp on the management component of design.

25+ Details

ThermoFisher Scientific Working File

National Resilience Working File

EMD Serono Working File 25+ Details

75+ Details

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National Resilience Allston

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ThermoFisher Scientific Waltham

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Modular Detailing VBC is the leading modular architecture firm. I aided in the development of the future design pipeline which involved creating standardized components for apartments that could be put together into floor plans, quickly and easily creating entire layouts in a matter of minutes. As part of the design technology team, my involvement was on the coordination side where I was given the 3D models in revit, and from here I standardized dimensions, layouts, tagging, and views within models to automatically tag elements, reflect the tag in schedules, and populate sheets featuring plans and elevations.

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GREEN

LEEDING ARCHITECTS TO THE FUTURE Fall 2022 - Present | Research

GREEN is an web-based LEED calculator, meant to bridge the gap found between the average architect and the USGBC’s LEED Certification qualifications. Instead of waiting until late in the process, GREEN enables architects to see in real time what factors to consider and how to achieve/improve a building’s LEED certification rating.

MARKET POTENTIAL The architecture industry is calling more and more for sustainable design. Currently the USGBC’s LEED is the leading metric for a building’s sustainability. Year after year we see more and more projects achieving LEED certification in cities around the world. With the recent developments in Environmental Activism, along with the many incentives to do so, more and more corporations will be improving the efficiency and sustainability of both their processes and the places they work.

“Hotel construction is expected to grow at 9.5%, Industrial construction is expected to grow at 15%, & all institutional construction segments (health, education, public safety, amusement, and recreation) are expected to see healthy growth” - Manhattan Construction AIA Forecast

“LEED BD+C registered projects increased from 1,732 projects in 2017 to 3,349 projects in 2021. That’s a jump of 93%” - LEED 2022 Data Trends

PROBLEMS Engineers and Consultants:

Financial Constraints: Initial LEED costs can be higher. ROI Concerns: Questions about property value and operational savings.

Architects and Design Teams:

Complexity & Learning Curve: LEED documentation complexity and sustainability learning curve. Balancing Aesthetics: Balancing LEED with architectural aesthetics and functionality.

Contractors and Construction:

Construction Costs: Higher costs due to green materials and technologies. Scheduling: LEED impacts project schedules through coordination.

Project Owners/Developers:

Technical Expertise: Engineers need specialized sustainable expertise. Meeting Performance Targets: Ensuring LEED requirements for energy efficiency and environmental factors.

PROJECT BROSWER

PROJECT: Nexus Boston LOCATION&TRANSPORT

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SUSTAINABLE SITES

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WATER EFFICIENCY

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ENERGY&ATMOSPHERE

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MATERIAL&RESOURCE

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How it Works Front End

PostgreSQL

Back End Calcs

Results

Interactive diagrams and questions to be input by the user

In order to work with geographical data, the databases use a special data type. There are multiple data types that deal with geographical data such as points, lines, polygon, etc.

Calculations set up to total up the inputs and adjust the weighting depending on various factors

Displays Score Achieved, Feasibility Score, and Areas for improvement

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Features

Real-Time LEED Credit Tracking

Material Location Verification

Sustainability Assessment

- Real-Time LEED Credit Tracking Instantly monitors and tracks LEED credits - Ensures project stays on track for certification.

- Automatically checks materials within 500 miles. - Helps users comply with LEED sourcing requirements.

- Customized recommendations and cost-benefit analysis. - Energy modeling and extensive resource database.

Impact on Architecture Industry COST

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Redesigns

$10,000 per project

$30,000 per project

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High Quality Materials $20,000 per project

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$60,000 per project

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GREEN

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Real Time Updates

EDUCATION

ACCESSIBILITY

LEED Information

Access to Information

Books

$10 per webinar

Paid Books

Consultants

GREEN

Central hub featuring articles, videos, and webinars

Free on website

Development Goals Revit Integration:

- Able to conduct analysis of 3D models within the software - Can adapt and integrate BIM

VOC Violation Detection:

- Instantly flags volatile organic compound violations. - Promotes indoor air quality compliance.

Educational Resources:

- Articles, videos, and webinars to educate users. - Promotes understanding of sustainability principles.

Collaboration and Project Management:

- Tools for team collaboration and efficient project management. - Produces project management progress reports.

Mobile Version:

- Can sync with projects on account and input information on the go - Easily share project information between users 47

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