N.Wan AIA, Architectural Design Portfolio v.21 by Nicholas Wan

Nicholas A. Wan AIA Architecture + Design

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Portfolio v.21

Nicholas A. Wan AIA

Nicholas A. Wan AIA Registered Architect (New York State)

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Work Experience:

Skills: Revit Architecture Bluebeam Revu MS Office / Excel / PowerPoint AutoCAD Adobe Photoshop / Illustrator / InDesign Submittal Exchange / e-Builder / Procore --Project Management Permitting, Code, and Accessibility Budgeting Graphic Design Fluent English / Intermediate Spanish

Kliment Halsband Architects (Sept 2012 - Present) Purcell Architects ECHO Design + Architecture Normal Architecture Office Merlin Construction

55 West End Avenue, Apt 2J New York, NY 10023 +1 631 252 5729 wan.nicholas1@gmail.com

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Education: Temple University, Tyler School of Art Bachelor of Architecture Faculty Thesis Award Winner, 2012

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Professional Project Catalog: Pre-Schematic

Pre-Schematic Construction Admin.

Schematic Design

Construction Admin.

PUBLIC K-12 Bid & Negotiation

Pre-Schematic Schematic Design

Construction Admin.

HIGHER ED Design Development

Bid & Negotiation

Construction Admin.

Bid & Negotiation

Schematic Design

Construction Admin.

Design Development

Pre-Schematic Schematic Design

Construction Admin.

HIGHER ED

PUBLIC K-12

PRIVATE K-12 Design Development

Pre-Schematic

Pre-Schematic Schematic Design

Bid & Negotiation

Design Development

Bid & Negotiation

Schematic Design

PUBLIC K-12 Design Development

Bid & Negotiation

Design Development

Construction Documents

Public School 56X Bronx, NY (2012-16)

U of Chicago Neubauer Collegium Chicago, IL (2013-16)

Friends Seminary Redevelopment New York, NY (2014-19)

Public School 46Q Bronx, NY (2018- )

Purchase College Admin Building Purchase, NY (2019- )

Orange High School Orange, NJ (2020- )

Pre-Schematic Construction Admin.

Construction Admin.

RELIGIOUS Bid & Negotiation

Pre-Schematic

Pre-Schematic Schematic Design

Schematic Design

Construction Admin.

CULTURAL

RELIGIOUS Design Development

Bid & Negotiation

Schematic Design

Design Development

Construction Documents

Bishop Molloy Retreat Center Queens, NY (2020- )

St. Charles Catholic Church Staten Island, NY (2020- )

Bid & Negotiation

Design Development Construction Documents

Friends Seminary Skyspace New York, NY (2020- )

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Kliment Halsband Architects

New York, NY 76,521 SF | Completed in 2019 Located in Stuyvesant Square Historic District, the Friends Seminary campus includes a historic meeting house, a series of school buildings, and three 19th century townhouses. The project entails a full restoration of the townhouses in compliance with the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission, and a full-gut renovation enabling new floor slabs to align with the existing buildings' to achieve an accessible campus. A narrow sky-lit gallery with an exposed steel bracing separates the new interior from the historic facade emphasizing the ties between old and new. In addition to academic & administrative spaces, new spaces promote connections to the urban landscape through a Great Room which opens to the central courtyard, Upper School Commons which opens to a rooftop terrace, a transparent rooftop greenhouse, and mesh play roof. Honors & Achievements: CHPS Verification (1st school in NYC to receive verification) National Association of Landscape Professionals Award of Excellence Publications: The Architect's Newspaper ArchDaily Architectural Record Project Roles & Involvement: Project Manager Construction Administrator BIM Manager

Pre-Schematic Construction Admin.

Key Permits: Bid & Negotiation Dept. of Buildings Community Board City Planning Commission Landmarks Preservation Commission

Schematic Design

PRIVATE K-12 Design Development Construction Documents

Friends Seminary Redevelopment

Kliment Halsband Architects

SLOPED SS METAL ROOF WITH SKYLIGHTS; RE: 1/A308

8' - 2 3/4"

2' - 9 1/4"

FLOOR 6 - HH EL: 85' - 1 1/2"

7' - 8"

2' - 2 1/2"

5' - 9 1/4"

FLOOR 5 - HH EL: 74' - 1 1/2"

5 A.405.00 FLOOR 4 - HH EL: 60' - 8 1/4"

4' - 0"

2' - 6 1/4" 2' - 6 1/4"

6' - 5 1/4"

2" 1/

2HR RATED SLOPED GLASS SEPARATION ABOVE BEAMS GWB FURRING AT INSIDE FACE OF EXISTING FACADE; STRUCTURAL CHANNELS ENCLOSED WITHIN FURRING BORROWED LIGHTS AT GWB WALL, FLOORS 2 TO 5; 1HR RATED AT ALCOVES EXPOSED TO CORRIDOR, NON-RATED OTHERWISE FLOOR 3 - HH EL: 50' - 3"

SLOPED STANDING SEAM METAL 12" X 6" FORMED METAL GUTTER, INTER LOCK SEAMS & APPLY SEALANT AT ALL PENETRATIONS REQUIRED FOR FASTENING

SKYLIGHT WITH INSULATED GLASS

EXTEND WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE FROM ROOF ASSEMBLY DOWN TO EXISTING CORNICE

3" RIGID INSULATION

WOOD BLOCKING AS REQUIRED FOR PITCHING BUILT-UP GUTTER

GWB ENCLOSURE AT BOTTOM OF SKYLIGHT

FASTEN TO EXISTING CORNICE, APPLY SEALANT AT ALL PENETRATIONS

1/4" / 12"

2" /1

6" MIN

1' - 1 1/2"

INTUMESCENT PAINT AT STEEL PLATES BOLTED TO BEAMS AT FLOOR FRAMING, TYP

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10 1/2"

4 A.405.00

INTUMESCENT PAINT AT SLOPED AESS BEAMS THROUGHOUT, TYP

STEEL HEADER WITHIN SIDEWALL AT GUTTER; SPAN FROM INTERIOR COLUMN-TO-COLUMN INTUMESCENT PT AT LIGHT SLOT FRAMING; RE: STRUCT

1' - 8 1/2" NEW GWB FURRING WALL AT CHANNEL

EXISTING SHEET METAL CORNICE AND BRICK WALL

Friends Seminary Redevelopment

BORROWED LIGHT AT ROOMS

29°

LIGHT FIXTURE AT TOP OF GWB ENCLOSURE

FLOOR 4 - HH EL: 60' - 8 1/4"

GWB ENCLOSURE; 2 LAYERS GWB WITH MINERAL WOOL PACKING

6 1/8"

2HR RATED SLOPED GLAZING SYSTEM ABOVE BEAM

2" 1/

104°

STRUCTURAL SLAB

INTUMESCENT PAINT AT SLOPED BEAMS & BOLTED CONNECTIONS AT STEEL PLATE; RE: STRUCT

8" 7/

A.405.00

47°

STRUCTURAL BEAM WITH SPRAY FIREPROOFING INTUMESCENT PAINT AT STEEL PLATE BOLTED TO BEAM

CEILING

ALIGN

REFER TO PLANS FOR PARTITION TYPE BORROWED LIGHT AT ROOMS

Nicholas A. Wan AIA

Kliment Halsband Architects

Chicago, IL 17,565 SF | Completed in 2015 Located in Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago, the Collegium welcomes visiting scholars working on collaborative projects, and offers public and private spaces in an open & accessible setting. Presentation and exhibition spaces in restored historic spaces invite the public. Collaborative studios, workshops and offices for visiting scholars are located on upper floors. The glass-walled offices are grouped around shared studios. These clusters provide visibility and privacy in a variety of contexts to accommodate a range of work styles and research needs, transforming a traditional building into a modern-day incubator for interdisciplinary research. The pyramidal design motif in the marble paneling of the ceremonial stair is transformed into a contemporary pattern for the entrance canopy and the laser cut steel screen at the entrance and stair. This combination of historic and modern elements is a visual representation of the goals of the institute, bringing together past, present, and future. Honors & Achievements: LEED Gold Chicago Design Award – Silver Publications: The Architect's Newspaper Archinect AIA Chicago Project Roles & Involvement: Project Architect BIM Manager Construction Administrator

Construction Admin.

Key Permits: Dept. of Buildings

Bid & Negotiation

Pre-Schematic Schematic Design

HIGHER ED Design Development Construction Documents

University of Chicago: Neubauer Collegium for Culture & Society

University of Chicago Neubauer Collegium for Culture & Society

Nicholas A. Wan AIA

Kliment Halsband Architects

University of Chicago: Neubauer Collegium for Culture & Society

Nicholas A. Wan AIA

Kliment Halsband Architects

New York, NY 54,000 SF New & 33,000 SF Renovation | Completed in 2016 Located in the Norwood neighborhood of Bronx, this public school for 400 students in pre-kindergarten through fifth grade pairs a historic building with a modern addition. The addition is visually distinct from the historic building, but functionally united. It is situated to maximize sunlight at the outdoor play yard. The existing building & new addition are joined by a corner entrance pavilion opening onto a intimate entry plaza. Lower floors include the school library and a cafeteria that opens onto the play space. Upper floors include classrooms, with art & science rooms located in the prominent corner pavilion. A new multipurpose gymnasium is designed to function as an auditorium and performance space. The auditorium in the existing building is re-purposed as a Music suite, with the historic skylights restored.

Project Roles & Involvement: Project Architect BIM Manager

Pre-Schematic Construction Admin.

Key Permits: Bid & Negotiation Dept. of Buildings NYC Green Schools State Historic Preservation Office

Schematic Design

PUBLIC K-12 Design Development Construction Documents

Public School 56X

PUBLIC SCHOOL 56X

Nicholas A. Wan AIA

Temple University | Tyler School of Art

North Brother Island - East River, NY 22 Acre Site | 2012 Architectural Thesis An inquiry into architecture’s relation to time, the thesis investigates effective and appropriate methods of re-sensing history in neglected sites of tragedy. Not seen as precious, the stratified historical and physical contexts provides vital means of discovering traces of the past. Throughout the landscape on North Brother Island, Exterior Parasites conduct excavation while Interior Parasites decay surfaces within the buildings. As these processes occur, the visual scanning of decay supports paranormal investigation to extricate dialogue with the deceased. Paying respect to the victims of NBI, the Exterior Parasites invade the buildings upon the completion of decay. Deconstructing the physical form, the Parasites bury the deconstruction waste deep within the voids of excavation, putting the past to rest literally and figuratively. Above a set of cathartic processes of ecological revitalization rises, restoring a site of healthy aviary life atop a foundation of death. Honors & Achievements: Faculty Thesis Award, Winner 2012 Alumni Thesis Prize, Finalist 2012 Da Vinci Thesis Prize, Finalist 2012 Architecture Program Memorial Award, Finalist 2012

Future Days of Past

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Temple University | Tyler School of Art

DESIGN: INTRODUCTION

Future Days of Past

Nicholas A. Wan AIA

Sketchbook

New York, NY

Wanhattan Sketch Series

Nicholas A. Wan AIA

Sketchbook

Wanhattan Sketch Series

Graphic Design Nicholas A. Wan AIA

Sports Memorabilia (2020 - Present)

New York, NY

Sweet Stuffed Baked Goods (2016) Brooklyn, NY Sports Apparel (2014)

Sports Memorabilia (2020)

Wanhattan Graphic Design