Portfolio Nwaram-Billi Ugbode
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Resume
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New York City College of Technology Academic Complex
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Planar House Private Residence
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CITYRACKS Design Competition
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Yale Art Gallery Building Case Study
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RAWBAR Commercial Buildout
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STUMP Permanent Installation
19 Sketches 20 Photographs
NWARAM-BILLI UGBODE M: 347-939-8123 E: UGBODEBILLI@GMAIL.COM W: http:/archi-gram.tumblr.com W: http:/issuu.com/ugbodebilli/docs/architecture_portfolio
EDUCATION
CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY Architectural Technology (A.A.S) Associate in Applied Science Degree Major / 3.8 Overall / 3.1
SKILLS & PROFICIENCY
Computing
Technical + Craft
Personal
AutoCAD Illustrator CS6 Photoshop CS6 InDesign CS6 Rhino Sketchup
Hand drafting Model making Laser cutting CNC milling
Organized Responsible Meticulous Team player Quick learner
2011 - 2013
EXPERIENCE
TEACHING ASSISTANT, CUNY NEW YORK CITY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 186 Jay Street Brooklyn NY 11201 Building Technology II - Assist students using computer aided drafting and sketchup Fall 2013 - Fall 2014 TECHNICAL INTERN NYC Development HUB Department of Buildings 80 Centre Street New York NY 10013 - Work directly with the executive director on resolving building code resolutions for residential, commercial, institutional and industrial projects in the five boroughs of New York city - Conduct research on zoning resolution, building codes and other regulatory requirements on case specific issues, correspond with design professionals and present responses to the executive director for review and determination. - Participate in daily operations including application processing, appointment scheduling, retrieval of electronic documents and database management. - Attend project meetings with developers, architects and engineers for the resolution of issues relating to zoning, building codes and other regulations. - Manage and facilitate the progress of high profile projects toward approval. - Train and orient new interns on departmental procedure and protocols.
EXTRACURRICULAR
CUNY Service Corps member Intern @ Snug Harbor Cultural Center and Botanical Garden 1000 Richmond Terrace Staten Island NY 10301 - Create cataloging system for 28 hisoric buildings
REFERENCES
EDWIN TANG, RA Executive Director NYC Development HUB 212.393.2856
KEENA SUH, RA LEED AP Adjunct Associate Professor PRATT Institute 718.636.3630
TIMOTHY SUDWEEKS, RA Professor at New York City College of Technology Architect, FxFowle 646.245.6652
DARRYL COOK, RA Professor at New York City College of Technology Partner at Cook + Keating 718.260.5262 ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
NEW YORK CITY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
ACADEMIC COMPLEX T
he project is a new state of the art academic complex for The City of New York College of Technology.
An energy analysis model is generated which in turn informs the design of the buildings sunscreen system.
A rigorous site study enabled the creation of a building envelope that is in compliance with city building codes and zoning ordinances for this special district in Brooklyn. One of the objectives in the design of the structure is incorporating design solutions that promote the buildings efficiency throughout its lifecycle. 2 4
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1 - MODEL
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2 - PROGRAM + CIRCULATION
7 - FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01
3 - PROGRAM
8 - SECTION
4 - DETAILS
9 - ELEVATIONS & FACADE STUDIES
5 - ATIRUM INTERIOR
10 - COURTYARD & SUNSCREEN
STORAGE COURTYARD ATRIUM
AUDITORIUM OFFICES LOBBY CLASSROOMS LABORATORIES CAFETERIA
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LIBRARIES
Level 06 60' - 0"
Level 05 48' - 0"
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VERTICAL MULLION TYP. TEMPERED IGU.
0' - 8"
THIN-SHELL HYPAR 6" CONCRETE ROOF
HORIZONTAL MULLION TYP.
RIGID INSUL.
3/8" JOINT SEALANT
SEALANT & BACKER ROD
Level 04 36' - 0"
T.O.F. F
STONE PAVER
8 A. 501
0' - 8"
CONTINUOUS ST. STL FLASHING
1' - 2"
3" RIGID INSUL.
STOREFRONT DOUBLE GLAZED HEAD @ FINISH
Connection Detail 6 - Curtainwall to Thinshell Conc. Roof 8 1" = 1'-0"
WATERPROOF MEMBRANE
Level 03 24' - 0"
TOP OF CONC. SLAB PITCH TO DRAIN @ 1/8" PER FOOT.
Level 03 24' - 0" 2
Level 02 12' - 0"
Connection Detail 1 - Glazed Claddin to Floor Slab 1" = 1'-0"
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Floor Plan Level 01 - Connection Detail 3" = 1'-0"
9 A. 501
Level 02 12' - 0"
3 A. 501
Level 02 12' - 0"
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Level 02 12' - 0"
FLASHING
10 A. 501
Section Connection Detail 5 - See Section Connection Detail 2 1" = 1'-0"
VERTICAL MULLION
2 A. 501 STOREFRONT DOOR SECTION @ HEAD
Level 01 0' - 0"
OPERABLE GLASS DOOR
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Section - North (Gym & Atrium)/incl. Callouts 1/4" = 1'-0"
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Connection Detail 2 - Glazed Cladding 1" = 1'-0"
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Section - North (Gym & Atrium)/incl. Callouts (2) 1/4" = 1'-0"
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Connection Detail - Floor Plan Level 01 (Atrium) 1" = 1'-0"
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Level 01 0' - 0" Section Connection Detail 4 -See Section Connection Detail 1 1" = 1'-0"
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The building is demarcated into three major sectors, (1) the tower (2) the atrium (3) the auditorium/ gymnasium.
The design of the roof is mirrored along the horizontal creating a visual symmetry and a common structural language.
The visual accent of the building is the 6� thin shell concrete hypar roof. The geometry of the hyperbolic paraboliod roof structure is such that the interior of the gymnasium and auditorium require little structural support in the form of traditional beams and columns, thereby creating a double and triple height space in part, with an open floor plan.
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PRIVATE RESIDENCE
PLANAR HOUSE
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his residential proposal is for a single family dwelling located on the outskirts of Benin city in Nigeria.
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1 - EXTERIOR RENDERING 2 - ELEVATION SOUTH 3 - ELEVATION EAST 4 - FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 02 5 - FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01
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DINNING ROOM
DRAWING ROOM
KITCHEN
LIVING ROOM
BEDROOM
DESIGN
CITYRACKS CAMPAIGN T
he objective of the CITYRACKS project, initiated by the New York City Department of Transportation and the CooperHewitt National Design Museum is to promote cycling as a sustainable, mainstream transportation option in lieu of the environmetal goals of PlaNYC 2030. My proposal is a minimalist approach that incorporates a sculptural
element in its design and configuration. It is functional and accesible and does not obstruct the flow of pedestrian traffic. The construction is derived from the circumference of the stancard bicycle wheel. The stainless steel disc is welded onto stems of varying heights.
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1 - BIKE RACK MOCK UP 2 - SKETCHUP MODEL
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BUILDING CASE STUDY:
YALE ART GALLERY The building case
study (Subject: Yale Art Gallery, 1111 Chapel Street New Haven Connecticut.) involves (1)redesigning the foundation of the building to the extent that the proposal is the most cost efficient option.(2)A stair study and (3) Life safety analysis.
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1 - STAIR STUDY + CALCULATIONS 2 - FOUNDATION STUDY 3 - FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 03
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COMMERCIAL BUILDOUT
RAWBAR
Rawbar is a retail store located in the downtown district of
Brooklyn New York known as Fulton street--a notorious pedestrian marketplace, populated by a vast array of shopping centers. The subject building is pre-existing and therefore the intervetion on the site is in the form of a build out of the previous business (an optometrist) and transforming the space into a juice bar. Deveopmental stages of the project included the creation of a moodboard to express the intent of the space and a logo that would be energetic and inviting.
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The project undergoes several itirations as it is developed and presented for review. In it’s final stages the space of the interior houses a dwarf citrus tree on the sublevel of the store. The planter in which the tree is set utilizes a hydrophollic geotextile drainage system equipped with an organic growing medium.
1 - STORE FRONT RENDER
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2 - STOREFRONT
6 - SECTIONS
3 - SECTION DIAGRAM
7 - FLOOR PLAN LEVEL 01
4 - POINT OF SALE
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ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
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ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
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BOX KITE COFFEE
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