SOFIA STAFFORD P R OFES S ION AL
PORTFO LIO
E D U C AT I O N
CO N TA C T 404 . 751 . 8127 sstafford9@gatech.edu
Georgia Institute of Technology M.Arch |
May 2021
Elective Coursework | Representing Renovation, Evidence-Based Design, Healthcare Design of the Future,
E M P LO Y M E N T
Climate Change: Design of the Built Environment
Architectural Intern | Retail, Automotive, Mixed-Use YSM Design, P.C. |
Miami University of Ohio
June 2018 - December 2019
BA in Architecture | December 2018
Structural & architectural 3D modeling
Minor | Spanish
Design & construction documentation
Awards | Redhawk Excellence Scholarship 2015 - 2018
Visualization & presentations using AR/VR Engineer & vendor coordination
Danish Institute for Study Abroad Architecture Studio |
Architectural Designer | Affordable Housing Salvador Arias Investments |
April 2019 - January 2021
Summer 2017
S K I L LS
Design in collaboration with MOSA Architects Presentations for investors & city officials Site analysis & code compliance
Drafting, Modeling | Revit, SketchUp, AutoCAD,
Design Intern | Residential Interiors
Digital Rendering | Lumion, Enscape, V-Ray,
Rhinoceros, Chief Architect, 3D Studio Max
Allison Hennesy Design | Summer 2016
SketchUp, Kerkythea
StudioWebware proposals
Adobe Suite | Acrobat, Illustrator, InDesign,
Digital & physical material inventory
Photoshop, Lightroom, Adobe Premiere
AutoCAD drafting
Microsoft Office
Student Intern | Sales & Legal Departments
Hand-drafting, Sketching
Premiere Global Services, Inc. | 2014 - 2015
Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality
Video presentations Property assessments
Languages | English, Spanish
Student Intern | Managed Care Department
Model-making | Laser cutter, Woodshop
Northside Hospital | Summer 2016, 2017, 2018
Data Mapping | ArcGIS Pro, ArcGIS Map
Large-scale data management Physician credentialing
Energy Analysis | cove.tool, WUFI
I N V O LV E M E N T
A F F I L I AT I O N S
Climate Change + Design of the Built Environment Symposium | March 2021
AIAS | 2016 -2021
Freedom by Design | 2017-2018
SimTigrate Design Lab Showcase | December 2019
Hello! My name is Sofia Stafford and I will graduate with my MArch degree this Spring from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Regenerative building design, evidence-based practice, & ecological sensistivity have driven much of my graduate coursework. I recognize that architectural visualization is a voice for change in the construction sector. Innovative assemblies are often subject to a greater margin of error in the field I am passionate about the graphic communication of proscribed systems. I am actively pursuing the LEED Green Associate credential and am eager to implement resilient building design as a professional. Additionally, I am passionate about investivgative journalism and public policy at both the local and national level.
WORK & PROFILE https://issuu.com/sofiastafford www.linkedin.com/in/sofia-stafford
TA B L E
OF CONTENTS
01
collective expression | atlanta, georgia, u.s.a.
02
green new deal superstudio | atlanta, georgia, u.s.a.
03
old & new : representation | v&a museum of childhood
04
systems : a study | missouri school of music
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united states consulate | muharraq, bahrain
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fondazione | rome, italy
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museum of language | london, u.k.
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hennessy lexus of gwinnett | duluth, georgia, u.s.a.
09
armory cdr+j | albany, new york, u.s.a.
01 COLLECTIVE EXPRESSION Instructor - Heather Ligler
RADICAL REUSE & REGENERATIVE BUILDING
Portman Prize Critic - Alan Organschi,
The Portman Studio looks at theories &
Portman Prize Studio - Spring 2020
systems of circular economic material flows to explore regenerative building approaches. Throughout the initial analysis phase, I led the Superstructure team in the investigation and building of the studio’s base model in Revit. My proposal investigates the properties of the material on site and their application to hybridized forms of
V I E W F R O M B R O A D ST.
building assembly.
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ST EEL FR A M I NG - EXI STI NG ROOF F R A ME - FLOOR FRAME REM OVA L
ASSEMBLED WALL
P E A C H T R E E FA C A D E
The shedding away of a core, some diaphragm, walls and envelope allows the building to reconfigure its brick, concrete and steel elements
DE CO N ST RUCT E D ST E E L F RAMI NG R E USE D IN ASSE M BL E D W ALL CO N CRE T E DIAPHRAG M RE M OVAL SIZE S FO R MODULAR CONTRUCTION
with timber construction to proudly serve a new urban social function.
N E W CRO SS -L AMIN AT E D T IMBER
PROGRAM
CO M M U N A L R E S I D E N T S PA C E
WORKSHOPS / ST U D I O S
MICROHOUSING
GALLERY
VIEW - M.L.K. & PEACHTREE
02
LAND+WATER+CITY
FALL 2020 - Design+Research Studio
The GREEN NEW DEAL SUPERSTUDIO
Instructor: Richard Dagenhart
focuses on the scope and pace of the
Landscape Architecture Foundation
formations in a national vision for a
Group of 5
Green New Deal. This proposal focuses on South Downtown Atlanta. The ecological processes within the area’s Upper Intrenchment Creek watershed are woven into the extended vision for the city to propose a framework for Atlanta’s future built on “decarbonization, justice, and jobs,” the three criteria for the Green New Deal Superstudio.
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INEQUITY
W AT E R V E LO C I T Y
Paved Surfacing, Interstates
1930’s Redlines : “Hazardous” areas
Imper vious Surfaces, Parking
1960 Census: Black Poverty Scale
Low
High
1955-68 Urban Renewal Projects (Top) 1930’s Redlines + Urban Renewal Lines (Bottom) 1960 Census + Urban Renewal Lines
91% of South Downtown’s surfaces
The Home Owner’s Loan Corporation
The
are imer vious, contributing to high-
impacted the urban renewal projects
system contributres to downstream
velocity upstream runoff.
that
flooding in neighborhoods south of
facilitated
massive
poverty
displacement south of the urban core.
current
the interstate.
combined
sewer
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CO N N E C T I V I T Y
SUSCEPTIBILITY TO CHANGE
Most Susceptible (Parcels)
Most Susceptible (Buildings)
Moderately Susceptible (Buildings)
Least Susceptible (Buildings)
Remaining Alleys Residual Alleys Potential Alley Revivals
RUNOFF BEHAVIOR
Water Accumulation Flow Direction
Private Land Ownership Public Land Ownership
An analysis of Atlanta’s historic
Conditions combined to inform
Tracking water flow and direction
corridors revealed a network of
the urban potential of each block.
allows
for
comprehensive
alleys suggesting water management
understanding of the land use and
& connective tissue strategies.
appropriate management strategies.
ST R E E T C L A S S I F I C AT I O N
CONVEYENCE STREETS: CARRY SPONGE STREETS: ABSORB
CO N V E Y E N C E ST R E E TS
B LU E ST R E E TS
BLUE STREETS: PUSH
LOW-VELOCITY SLOPE (0 - 0.9%) TYPICAL-VELOCITY SLOPE (1 - 1.9%) HIGH-VELOCITY SLOPE (2 - 10%)
SREET RUNOFF
S P O N G E ST R E E TS
P R O P O S E D A L L E Y T Y P O LO G I E S
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ALLEY PROPOSAL Proposed typologies expand upon the 18th & 19th century subdivision & parcel sizes within South Downtown Atlanta. A similar water strategy - carry, absorb push - is adopted as a contributing factor of the design of these corridors.
ALLEY NETWORK
P R O G R A M TO LAND USE
GREEN INFRASTRUCTURE ALLOCATION
ENHANCE
B LO C K S E C T I O N
EXISTING
PUBLIC
R E S U LT O F I N C R E M E N TA L C H A N G E
B LO C K P R O P O S A L
The proposal keeps the retaining wall while introducing a pedestrian pathway surrounded by shallow collection basins & native vegetation. The municipal building currently under construction as well as the mixed-income housing next door will be provided green space and connection to the Broad St . Corridor.
Typical Street
Alley
03 REPRESENT: OLD & NEW Representing Renovation
ADDITION TO THE VICTORIA & ALBERT
Spring 2020
MUSEUM OF CHILDHOOD, CARUSO ST.
Instructor : Ryan Roark
JOHN. The course studied various methods of representing time. The original prefabricated
structure
had
an
entirely different home in London. Caruso St. John’s
newest renovation
recognizes its prefabricated elements on the interior, and the extension to the front facade artfully recognizes its historical and cultural context through materiality,
scale
and
procesion.
04
SYSTEMS STUDY Construction Technology
MISSOURI SCHOOL OF MUSIC, BNIM.
Spring 2020
The course required that each group
Instructor - Charles Rudolph
build a 3D model of an existing building from a set of construction documents and analyze certain systems. My areas of focus were the overall structure & the systems within the rehearsal room.
WALL SECTION
REHEARSAL ROOM
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Nearly the entire structure of the building is made of concrete. The building facade appears heavy & monolithic and is made out of insulated precast concrete. This was done to provide adequate sound insulation to spaces inside and outside the building.
REHEARSAL ROOM
ENTRY
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U S C O N S U L AT E GEORGIA TECH - Fall 2019 Instructor - Brian Bell
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PIECE OF ORGANIC CITY¨
The
project
States
called
consulate
for
a
United
in
Muharraq,
Bahrain. The context in particular required a carefully crafted approach. The city’s origins date back to the 6th core
century remains
B.C.
and
largely
its
urban
unblemished.
The surrounding urban fabric encouraged the volumetric composition of the building to embrace the “in-between” space formed throughout the site. SERVICE
Safety and international relations must
PUBLIC
remain central to the embassy’s mission;
D I P LO M AT
CO N T E X T
however, the place must reflect a symbiotic exchange between local and international entities.
P R E L I M I N A R Y S K E TC H
LEVEL 01
LEVEL 02
Although the plot of land is American soil, the occupation of such land should directly and appropriately reflect its cultural values to serve according to the local climate. To
C I R C U L AT I O N
accomplish this, the design must preserve and maintain the natural fabric of the place.
PUBLIC INTERIOR
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AXIS
MASS
06
TOPOGRAPHY
FONDAZIONE Miami University - Fall 2017
The
Fondazione
Michelangelo
Instructor - Brian Andrews
project called for an addition to the
MICHELANGELO STUDIO
Villa Madama designed for learning about Michelangelo and showcasing his work. My solution borrows both compositional
and
theoretical
techniques used in Michelangelo´s architecture, paintings, and sculptures. Exhibition spaces, a multi-use space, and cafe at the level of the loggia are arranged in response to axis so as to gently transition the visitor from the Villa to the Fondazione.
TRANSVERSE SECTION
CO U R T Y A R D V I E W
E A ST E L E V AT I O N
07 LANGUAGE MUSEUM Miami University - Spring 2018
THE LONDON MUSEUM OF LANGUAGE
Instructor - Ben Jacks
COMPETITION called for a space
Group of 3
dedicated to furthering the teachings of all languages and cultures. I led the team in concept development, site response, and digital modeling, while playing a role in the interpretation of program and
GRID
digital rendering.
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AT R I U M
NORTH SECTION
ANGLE 3x3; ALL SIDES HSS16X8; SEE STRUCTURAL BRAKE METAL WRAPPED AROUND STRUCTURE; CHAMPAGNE FINISH
C1 13' - 7"
5 A811 COMPOSITE METAL COPING, SEAL ALL SKYWARD FACING JOINTS
22' - 6"
P.T. WOOD BLK'G. SEALANT SPANDREL GLASS, SEE FRAME ELEVATIONS MEMBRANE ROOF OVER RIGID INSUL. ON MTL. DECK
3 TLS GRID & FABRIC COMPONENTS
A811 HSS6X6 SEE STRUCT. DWGS.
12' - 0"
2 A811
HSS16X8; SEE STTRUCTURAL
LEXUS EXPANSION
YSM DESIGN, P.C - FEBRUARY - MAY 2019
The renovation proposal consisted of an
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTATION
extension to the entryways, showroom,
STRUCTURAL & MEP COORDINATION
and office areas of an existing Lexus dealership. Structural design challenges required a further analysis of load distribution and existing envelope.
ENTRY LIGHTING; SEE INTERIOR DESIGN DWGS
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EXPOSED CANOPY SUPPORT; SEE STRUCTURAL
DOOR; REFER TO SCHEDULE
8" NOM. STEEL COL. BEYOND; SEE STRUCT.
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Client:
HENNESSY LE 383 SATELLITE BLVD DULUTH, GA 30096
Project:
ENTRY CANOPY
HENNESSY LEXUS GWINNETT 383 SATELLITE BLVD DULUTH, GA 30096
Project Number: 1806
ALUMINUM C.W. FRAMING SYSTEM W/
20' - 0"
T.O. MULLION
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SECTION DETAIL - Canopy
GYP. CLG. SEE RCP
(2) LAYERS OF 2X BLOCKING
1" = 1'-0"
SEALANT EXTEND ROOF MEMBRANE UNDER C.W. FRAME
C2
C3
TAPERED INSULATION
EXISTING STRUCTURE TO REMAIN; SEE STRUCTURAL
11' - 0" 3' - 5 1/2"
11 A501
EXPOSED CANOPY STRUCTURE BIRCH VENEER TO MATCH EXISTING; SEE STRUCTURAL
1 1/2" DECKING
LIMESTONE EXTERIOR CURVED PANEL SYSTEM; G.C. TO COORD. W/ MANUFACTURER FOR INSTALLATION
J.4
26' - 0"
16' - 8"
J.5
T.O. CANOPY
T/O VERTICAL ELEMENT 3/4" PLY ADHERE ROOF MEMBRANE TO FRONT & BACK SIDE OF PARAPET EXTEND UNDER TOP LIMESTONE PANEL OVER PLYWOOD & TOP OF SCUPPER
EXTEND ROOF MEMBRANE OVER PARAPET AND FASTEN TO SOLID BLOCKING
3' - 2 3/4"
EXISTING ROOF 15'
3' - 0 3/4"
- 0"
T.O. MULLION & B.O. CANOPY ADHERE ROOF MEMBRANE TO BACK
9 A501 6 1/8"
SLOPE: 1/4" / 12"
2 3/4"
NEW ROOF
CONTINUE NEW ROOF MEMBRANE OVER EXISTING ROOF 2'-0"; FASTEN W/ BARBED PLATE & PATCH W/ HEAT WELDED SEAM
ADHERE ROOF MEMBRANE TO BACK SIDE OF PARAPET EXTEND UNDER SCUPPER FLASHING
4"
SEAL FLASHING TO ROOF MEMBRANE
NEW ROOF STRUCTURE SEE STRUCT.
EXIST SLOPE: 1/8" / 12"
9 A503
SIDE OF PARAPET EXTEND UNDER COPING OVER BLK'G. & TERMINATE 2" MIN. BELOW TOP OF BLK'G. @ OUTSIDE FACE OF WALL
COMPRESSIBLE TUBE
THROUGH WALL SCUPPER FLASHING
SCUPPER
WOOD BLOCKING
PLYWOOD
T/O PARAPET 20' - 0"
COMPRESSIBLE TUBE ALL AROUND
T/O PARAPET 20' - 0"
7 A503
RIGID INSUL. TO MATCH EXISTING
SLOPE: 1/4" / 12" EXIST SLOPE: 1/4" / 12" (V.I.F.) ALUMINUM C.W. FRAMING SYSTEM W/ 1" INSUL. BRONZE REFLECTIVE GLAZING (SEE FRAME ELEVS.)
5' - 0"
19' - 0"
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SLOPE
REVEAL MTL. DECK, 8" ROUND STL. SEE STRUCT. DWGS. COLUMN BEYOND; SEE STRUCT. DWGS.
6" MTL STUD FRAMING SEE STRUCTURAL
EXISTING LIGHT FIXTURE
ACM PANEL SYSTEM WEATHER BARRIER
CONT. BATT INSULATION
STRUCT. ANGLE, SEE STRUCT. DWGS.
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CL
T/O GLASS 15' - 0" EXISTING STRUCT. MEMBER, SEE STRUCT. DWGS.
5 A521
T/O GLASS 15' - 0" STRUCT. TUBE, SEE STRUCT. DWGS.
WOOD BLOCKING
ENTRY VESTIBULE 101
2' - 0"
3 5/8" MTL STUD FRAMING
BOX BEAM
13' - 0" SOFFIT
PROVIDE LATERAL BRACING AS REQ'D 1' - 10"
7 1/2"
3' - 0"
5/8" GYP BD CEILING, PAINT AS SCHEDULED
1 E303
E-W SECTION THRU NEW CAR SALES ENTRY 1" = 1'-0"
CONC. SLAB; SEE STRUCT. DWGS.
B/O SOFFIT 10' - 0"
EXTERIOR C.W.
ALIGN NEW CEILING TO EXISTING, PAINT AS SCHEDULED
UNDER-SLAB SEE FRAME ELEVATIONS VAPOR BARRIER
5/8" GYP BD CEILING ON 3 5/8" MTL STUDS
1" = 1'-0"
COMPACTED STRUCT. FILL AS REQ'D. SEE STRUCT. DWGS.
FIRST FLOOR 0' - 0" OUT OF SCOPE IN SCOPE
1 A811
HENNESSY LEXUS GWINNETT
SECTION @ ENTRY VESTIBULE
5 A811
1/2" = 1'-0"
SECTION THRU ENTRY VESTIBULE - Callout 1 3/4" = 1'-0"
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ARMORY CDR+J YSM DESIGN, P.C - July 2018
The project required an update of the
FINAL DESIGN PACKAGE
brand image and a major expansion of
AUGUST 2018
the existing dealership. Separation of the Chrysler, Dodge, and Ram brands from the Jeep brand is one of many geared
towards
such +
manueuvers
rebranding goals. A careful articulation
of the facade as well as the separation
of client bases were important in
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project
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