[ STEPHANIE ANNE ARRIENDA JAZMINES ] UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME | SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE ROBERT A. M. STERN ARCHITECTS
[ TABLE OF CONTENTS ] ARCHITECTURE
UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME ROBERT A. M. STERN ARCHITECTS
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SKETCHES & PAINTINGS
[ ARCHITECTURE ] UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME 2006 - 2011
[ A COMMUNITY THEATRE ]
A proposal for a small, 200-person theater. It features a proscenium stage, street-front lobby, and rich art-deco influenced motifs. It sits in the heart of historic Columbus, a hot-bed of modernist architecture. With its corner entry rotunda, it forms a plaza that can be used for cafe seating in the daytime and gathering space for night-time performances.
Fall MMIX | Professor William Ponko
[ pen & ink ]
COLUMBUS, INDIANA
[ THE NOTRE DAME INN ]
A proposal for a small inn by St. Mary’s Lake on the campus of the University of Notre Dame. It features lake views, a large ballroom & conference center, as well as collegiate gothic elements found in many of the older buildings on campus. Regarding the site plan, the inn helps create a visual cue as a secondary entry into campus.
Spring MMX | Professor Gilbert Gorski
[ pencil & watercolour ]
NOTRE DAME, INDIANA
[ AN ECO-LUXURY RESORT ] OMAN, SAUDI ARABIA
Spring MMX | Professor Gilbert Gorski
A proposal for a resort hotel located within the deserts of Oman. The site sits on a promontory overlooking scenic sand dunes. Each room is designed with natural cooling and ventilation in mind, as well as the use of local vernacular and traditional Islamic elements. Heavy masonry walls keep the complex cool and the overall orientation of the plan promotes prime views. Each garden was carefully planned to create a variety of experiences, from recreational to meditative. [ pen & ink ]
SITE AXON
SECTION THROUGH CENTRAL PAVILION
Perspective ToWARD CENTRAL PAVILION
TYPICAL UNIT PLAN & CUTAWAY AXON
[ AN ADDITION TO THE CORCORAN GALLERY ] DINING ROOM INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
WASHINGTON, D.C.
Fall MMIX | Professor William Ponko
An addition to the Corcoran Gallery of Art, originally built in 1897 by Ernest Flagg. Situated on a triangular block, this addition would expand the available gallery space while also incorporating a school of art & design. Located in the heart of Washington, D.C., the architectural vocabulary used was largely influenced by the surrounding beaux-arts style civic buildings. The addition features a central sculpture atrium as well as an outdoor garden connection to the school. [ pencil & watercolour ]
WEST ELEVATION
[ A PALAZZO FOR THE ARTS ] SECTION THROUGH GARDEN
THE RE-URBANIZATION OF PIENZA, ITALY
Fall MMVIII | Professor Lucien Steil | Studio-wide Master Plan & Building Design with L. Esmilla
Urban in-fill in the suburbs formed around the historic city of Pienza, the birth-city of Pope Pius II (1405). The suburban area was divided into three districts, and was further designed by each studio. The palazzo design is located close to the edge of the old city and features artist workshops, lofts, and a sculpture garden. The objective was to promote an artistic center in the area, as local artisan culture is a very prominent feature in Pienza. [ pen & watercolour ]
[ THE PEACOCK: A HOTEL &CASINO ] SECTION THROUGH Library
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA
Fall MMX | Professors David M. Schwarz, Brook Denison, Michael Lykoudis, Fr. Richard Bullene
A master plan for the Harrah’s Campus on the Las Vegas Strip. As a group, we developed the site, with two east-west shopping streets, an arena, and a 500’ observation wheel. This proposal is for a hotel and casino, taking the corner at the intersection of Koval Lane and Flamingo. The hotel is a small luxury resort with 800 rooms, a full-service spa, and an olympic-sized swimming pool. As most hotels in the area, this is a thematic hotel, focusing on 1920s culture and the art-deco style. [ pen, pencil & watercolour]
I
II
III Concept Plan & ELEVATION STUDIES
Main Floor Plan
[ LéOGÂNE CIVIC CENTER ]
Master plan for Léogâne, Haiti -- the city closest to the epicenter of the January 2010 earthquake. Léogâne was one of the most devastated cities in Haiti, with nearly 90% of the buildings left unusable. The master plan focused on revitalizing the town square and was developed with G. Cruess, with additional feedback from the Holy Cross brothers at Notre Dame. The block itself is on the north-west side of the square, focusing on government functions, and is directly across from the Cathedral block. The main idea was to create an open, inviting axis with the Cathedral, and provide the Haitian people with the basic government functions necessary for them to sustain themselves in their rebuilding efforts. The plan features separate buildings, ideal for phasing, with a central city hall, promoting a more active involvement between the people and the governing bodies.
SPRING MMXI | THESIS | Fr. Richard Bullene
[ pencil & watercolour ]
LÉOGÂNE, HAITI
ELEVATION & PLAN STUDIES
ELEVATION & SECTION STUDIES
SOUTH-EAST ELEVATION
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
NORTH-WEST ELEVATION
NORTH-EAST ELEVATION
SOUTH-WEST ELEVATION
TRANSVERSE SECTION
[ ARCHITECTURE ] ROBERT A. M. STERN ARCHITECTS 2011-2013
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[ CAPITAL CITY ] NOIDA, INDIA
Concept & Schematic Design, MMXII
Partners: P. Whalen & S. Gardiner | PM: Bryan Hale
capital city noida, india
mODEl ImagEs
RoBeRt a.M. S
June 28, 2012
A current project in Noida, India for a business center. Working with BPTP, we worked on developing 3 office towers and a high end shopping center. The aesthetic is much more modern than most other projects in RAMSA, as we explored shifting grids, cantilevered floors, and retail advertising opportunities. Much of the design was done in models, then we moved into CAD, SketchUp, and eventually Revit. One tower is currently in construction.
EAST
EAST ELEVATION 1:400
EAST ELEVATION STUDY
NORTH ELEVATION STUDIES
CONCEPT SKETCHES
TOWER I LOBBY CONCEPT DESIGN
[ CHONGQING CITY CENTER ] CHONGQING, CHINA
TOWER 3 CONCEPT SKETCH
Concept & Schematic Design, MMXII
Partners: P. Whalen, G. Marani, M. Jones | PM: Chen-Huan Liao
MASTER PLAN
A current master plan in Chongqing, China. As a team we developed a plan and then focused on a retail area for Phase I, now in Design Development. The site also includes a wedding chapel and aviation musem, and Phase II will include a business hotel. My focus was on elevations and the museum. Hoping to create the feeling of a hilltop town, we looked at towns in Italy, China, France, Spain, & Greece. We also worked extensively with the landscape department to create a series of outdoor spaces that interacted with the organic, yet formal, feeling of our plan.
MODEL PHOTOGRAPHS
CONCEPT PHASE - STREET ELEVATION
CONCEPT PHASE - PLAZA ELEVATION
SCHEMATIC DESIGN - DETAILS
SCHEMATIC DESIGN - PLAZA ELEVATION
SCHEMATIC DESIGN - WALL ELEVATION & DETAILS
EAST ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
NORTH ELEVATION AVIATION MUSEUM PROCESS SKETCHES
SECTION THROUGH LOBBY SCHEMATIC DESIGN - AVIATION MUSEUM
[ SHELL CENTER ]
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM RENDERING Competition Project, Spring MMXII
Partners: P. Whalen, G. Marani, M. Jones, S. Gardiner | PM: Bryan Hale
[ FURNITURE ]
[ TENTACLE WRITING DESK ] CHERRY | 18”w x 30”l x 42”h
Fall MMX to Spring MMXI | Professor Robert Brandt
[ ARTS & CRAFTS SIDE TABLE ] MAHOGANY & WALNUT | 20”w x 15”l x 20”h Fall MMIX | Professor Robert Brandt
[ ELEPHANT STOOL]
WALNUT & MAPLE| 16”w x 18”l x 16”h Spring MMX | Professor Robert Brandt
[ POSTERS & ADS ]
Posters drawn while employed as the Graphics Director for Notre Dame’s student-run station, WVFI. Note: Mindset is the magazine of WVFI. [ collage, pen & ink, pencil & watercolour ]
A promotional poster for AIAS-ND. [ watercolour, pen & ink ]
[ T-SHIRT DESIGNS ]
Lewis Hall, Women’s Dorm
DORM SHIRTS & CLASS SHIRTS [ pencil & watercolour ]
Lewis Hall, Women’s Dorm
[ pen & ink ]
Breen Phillips Hall, Women’s Dorm
[ pen & ink ]
Farley Hall, Women’s Dorm [ pen & ink ]
Habitat for Humanity Shack City: a fund raiser where students spend a night sleeping in boxes on the quad. [ watercolour, pen & ink ]
[ SKETCHES & PAINTINGS ]
Entry winners for the Architecture League Grand Central Station Moleskine Competition [ watercolour, pen & ink ]
St. Ann’s Church, Brooklyn Interior Perspective [ pen & ink ] Previous page: Studies from Michelangelo’s David and Bernini’s David [ conte crayon ]
Capriccio: a proposed view of Rome from the Tevere
[ pen, oil & acrylic paint ]
View down a canal in Venice [ marker ] Previous page: sketchbook pages from Mantova, IT [ pen ]
Analytique: a composition of elements from South Bend Civic Theatre [ watercolour ] Previous page: sketchbook page from Rome, Italy [ pen ]
Capriccio: a proposed view of Los Angeles [ oil & acrylic paint ] Previous page: sketchbook pages from Monreale, Sicily, Italy [ pen & watercolour ]
Brooklyn City Hall Interior Perspective [ pen & ink ] Previous page: sketchbook from the Blue Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey [ pencil & watercolour ]
Capriccio: a proposed view of Rome from the Tevere [ watercolour ] Previous page: sketchbook pages from Palermo, Sicily, Italy [ pen & watercolour ]
[ PORTRAITS ]
SKETCHES, PAINTINGS, & MIXED MEDIA
[ STEPHANIE ANNE ARRIENDA JAZMINES ] UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME | SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE ROBERT A. M. STERN ARCHITECTS
S.A.A.JAZMINES@GMAIL.COM | 323.363.7671 244 ROEBLING STREET, NO 14 | BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11211