Work Sample

Ryan Natividad

Contents

Architecture

01

Urban Parallel

02

Great Room

03

Atrium House

04

Model

05

Aquatic Body

06

Graphics

Project Type:

The Urban Parallel is a mixed-use urban community center located in San Francisco’s SoMa district. Program includes event spaces, a gym, pools, and retail.

Mixed-Use Rec Center

The design language is based on the linear differences in character and uses in the surrounding neighborhood, such as the difference between the pedestrian shops along Market Street and the industrial shops along Mission Street. Within the community center, there is a similar division of functions, with programming oriented along parallel spaces, such as circulation, sevice core, and outdoor.

Studio:

ARCH 100B

Instructor:

Alan Tse

Date/Semester:

Spring 2012

01 Urban Parallel

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8th Street

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Easement

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Plan

Mission Street

Section

Concept: Verticality + Rhythm

Overlooking a wooded lake, the rich textural materials throughout the minimal space mirrors the surrounding views of the woods. Young, managed forests have a rhythm and verticality that is used in all three rooms tying the space together.

Existing:

Located in large unbuilt home, the scope of this interior project covers the kitchen layout, as well as other installations throughout the great room, kitchen, and dining room. The walls and windows were already in place in the drawings.

Function:

Being an extremely large and central public space in the home, my goal was to break the space into smaller functional zones while maintaining an open flow throughout. While the kitchen is divided between the food prep areas and entertaining zone, the large great room is divided into three separate seating areas for sub-gathering.

Project Type:

Interior

Studio:

Personal Project

Date:

December 2013

Program:

Revit 2013

02 Great Room + Kitchen Interior

Ebonized Oak

3' - 7" Green Glass Tile (Vertical Pattern)

White Oak

Copper Light Screen Facing Great Room Downlighting Strip Copper Light Screen Facing Foyer

4' - 11 3/4"

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1/4" = 1'-0"

Fireplace 1/4" = 1'-0"

2 8

Kitchen

Kitchen 2

Section Through Dining Room 1/4" = 1'-0"

1

Fireplace Kitchen

Dining Room

4' - 11 3/4"

9' - 5"

11' - 6"

12' - 10 1/2"

White Oak

Great Room

Copper Light Screen Downlighting Strip Copper Light Screen

Pantry Storage Wall

Green Glass Tile (Vertical Pattern)

Great Room - Kitchen 1/4" = 1'-0" Kitchen 1

Green Glass Tile (Vertical Pattern)

Copper Light Screens Separating Great Room and Foyer

Ebonized Oak

Great Room - Kitchen

3' - 7"

Adjustable Height Shelving

Backlighting Strip Copper Screen

2

Kitchen Fireplace Wall

11' - 10 1/2"

1

Green Glass Tile (Vertical Pattern)

1/4" = 1'-0"

Jaque Bethke - Pure Design

1/4" = 1'-0"

www.autodesk.com/revit Backlighting Strip Date

www.autodesk.com/revit

Sections Project Number December 12, 2013 Ryan Natividad Keow Chai Lim

Project number Date Drawn by Checker

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Dining Room

Section Through Dining Room 1/4" = 1'-0" Through Dining Section

Room 1

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No.

Jaque Bethke - Pure Design

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Description

Date

Sections 2 Project number Date Drawn by Checker

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Copper Light Screens Separating Great Room and Foyer

Great Room

2079 Austrian Pine Lane, Minnetonka, MN

Project Number December 12, 2013 Ryan Natividad Keow Chai Lim

1 4

5 Scale 1/4" = 1'-0"

Great Room

Great Room - Kitchen 1/4" = 1'-0" 1/12/2014 11:54:25 PM

Kitchen 2

4 Scale 1/4" = 1'-0"

11' - 6"

12' - 10 1/2"

2079 Austrian Pine Lane, Minnetonka, MN

1/12/2014 11:54:08 PM

Description

9' - 5"

No.

Jaque Bethke - Pure Design

Adjustable Height Shelving 2079 Austrian Pine Lane, Minnetonka, MN

Copper Screen

Jaque Bethke - Pure Design

www.autodesk.com/revit

2079 Austrian Pine Lane, Minnetonka, MN

DINING ROOM 2 4' -

0"

5 Seating Area 1 DN 10'

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RANGE (Galley Work Space) 2 4

6" 3/1

SINK

01 -1

3

2" 1/3 02 '-1

GREAT ROOM

HEARTH

Mirror Installed on Ceiling Green Glass Tile

FP.

Buffet Serving Counter

(Social Kitchen Zone for Entertaining)

Seating Area 2

KITCHEN DN

O. REF.

PANTRY DN

DN

White Oak Wood Pieces

Kitchen + Furniture Layout

Dining Room Ceiling Detail 2

Dining Room Ceiling Detail 1/2" = 1'-0"

Tradititional Colonial Capiz Shell Screens

Project Type: A house designed on a relatively compact lot designed for the Philippine urban context. The house consists of a great room, 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, as well as an atrium.

Residential

Studio:

Personal Project

Date/Semester:

2006

Program:

SketchUp, AutoCAD

03 Atrium House

E Section

N Section N Section

Master

up

E Section

Great Room

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Entry

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Early Iteration of Great Room

N Section

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A model of an art museum design.

Facade and roofing designs are based on lighting considerations, while the overall form is a result of a modular grid.

Project Type:

Art Museum

Studio:

ARCH 121

Instructor:

Daniel Abbott

Date/Semester:

Spring 2009

04 Model

Body Vessel

- Adaptible Conditions - Water Depth: +1.5’ to -3’ - Opaque - Flexible Humidity and Temperature - Adjustible Water Temperature

Outdoor Baths

- Seasonal Conditions - Water Depth: -1.5’ to -3’ - Open Air - Heated to roughly 70 F

The project is a response to the projected sea level rise. The site is in San Francisco’s Pier 70 above a historical dock.

The formal strategy is one of permeation.

Permeating is programmatic: the aquatic center is place for the human body, community (urban) body, and site to interact with the the water’s edge as water further permeates the site.

Permeating is formal: the design takes its inspiration from cranes, ships, docks, and block patterns found in the surrounding area interacting with the changing water’s edge.

Interior Pools

- Adaptible Conditions - Water Depth: -1.5’ to -5’ - Open to Enclosed - Varied Humidity - Varied Water Temperature

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Studio:

ARCH 101

Instructor:

Keith Plymale

Date/Semester:

Spring 2013

Collaborator:

Lan Thao Nguyen

05 Aquatic Body

Social Baths

- Socialization both in and out of water - Water Depth: +1.5’ to -3’ - Open, yet intimate - Water/Air temperature varies - Some parts indoor some outdoor

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Project Type:

Aquatic Spa/Bath

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12 05 Infrastructure

04 Roof

03 Enclosure E Section

02 Dock

01 Site

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N Facing Section

Urban Parallel in Context

Chrome, Leather, + Light

Office Concept

Rural Warehouse Interior

06 Graphics

Man, Machine + Motion: motion indicated by the increasingly transparent and distant copies indicating time and motion.

Education

Skills

2011-2013

UC Berkeley BA Architecture

3D Modeling + Rendering

2009-2011

Diablo Valley College

Work Experience April 2014-Present

BIM Specialist Modulus Consulting

BIM + Construction:

- Producing drawings and files through Revit and AutoCAD. - Creating shop drawings working directly w/ clients - Navisworks clash detection on Multi-family & Office projects - Construction Job Walks February 2014-April 2014

Interior Design Intern Tamara Mack Design

Interior Design + Staging:

- Producing CAD and 3D Visualizations - Communicating with Clients and Vendor Reps.

- Maintaining Material and Product Library June-August 2012

Construction Facilities Intern West Valley-Mission Community College District Facilities Construction Management + Facilities:

- Writing Construction Bid-Documents - Checking Construction Documents - Construction Site Walks

- Revit 2012-2014 - SketchUp - AutoCAD 2012-2014 - Rhino - V-Ray - Navisworks Manage Digital Graphics

Adobe CS: - Illustrator - InDesign - Photoshop - Acrobat

Microsoft Office: - Word - Project - Excel Physical Modeling

Working in Shop + Studio: Materials: - Casting Concrete Hand + CNC Laser Cutting: - Basswood - Museum Board - Chipboard

Professional Involvement 2013-Present

BAYA - Bay Area Young Architects Member and Volunteer

2013-Present

Associate AIA

Selected Involvement:

- 2014 AIA SF Mentorship Program - 2013-Present SF Living Home Tours Docent 2014

NCARB Record Established

2014

Activate 14 Live/Work Micro-Dwelling Architecture Competition

2014

R/UDAT Rio Vista - Regional Urban Design Assistance Team Urban Design Assistant/Intern

2013-2014

Habitat for Humanity Brookfield Development - Oakland, CA Construction Volunteer

2010-2011

A.C.E (Architecture Construction Engineering) Club - Diablo Valley College Secretary

2011

Cal Poly Design VIllage - Diablo Valley College Team

Awards 2009

Eagle Scout Award Boy Scouts of America