Graduate and Undergraduate work

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CLASSROOM RESTROOMS ADMINSTRATION ART ROOM MUSIC ROOM GYMNASIUM COMMUNITY ROOM

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FLOOR PLAN The Zia Pueblo School was designed as a new elementary school for the Zia Pueblo located North of Albuquerque, NM. The program included kindergarten through 5th grades, with a gymnasium, and community meeting room. The design provides for solar gain in the winter and shade in the summer. The building is oriented and organized around the sacred directions of the pueblo.

Fall 2000

SITE PLAN

FALL 2000

MAIN ENTRY AND ADMINISTRATION FROM PHTSICAL MODEL (NORTH)

FALL 2000

FLOOR PLAN LOCATED IN ALBUQUERQUE, THIS PROJECT INVOLVED THE RENOVATION OF AN EXISTING BUILDING FOR REUSE AS A DIFFERENT FUNCTION. INCREASING THE EXISTING MASSING, ADDING COLOR, AND INCREASING GLAZING TRANSFORMED THE BUILDING INTO A MEXICAN RESTAURANT. A SMALL MEZZANINE ON THE EAST CREATES A TOWER AND ANCHORS THE CORNER.

SPRING 2001

EAST ELEVATION

SPRING 2001

NORTHEAST AERIAL VIEW

SPRING 2001

ELEVATION COLOR STUDIES

SPRING 2001

BEDROOM

ENTRY OFFICE

KITCHEN LIVING AREA

FLOOR PLAN THIS ARTIST’S RESIDENCE IS LOCATED NEAR THE ‘MALPAIS’ NATIONAL MONUMENT LAVA FLOWS NEAR GRANTS, NM. THE FLOORPLAN IS GENERATED FROM THE RIDGES IN THE FLOWS THAT ARE TYPICAL IN THE SURROUNDING ROCKS. THE SOUTH WINDOWS AND SKYLIGHTS ALLOW AMPLE LIGHT FOR DAYTIME WORK. WEST WINDOWS HAVE EXPANSIVE VIEWS OF THE LANDSCAPE.

SPRING 2001

SOUTHWEST AERIAL VIEW

SPRING 2001

SOUTH ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

SPRING 2001

SPRING 2001

OPEN OFFICE

OPEN OFFICE

SOUTHEAST PERSPECTIVE

FLOOR PLAN LVL 3-5

THE HIGHRISE DESIGN IS LOCATED AT AN IMPORTANT INTERSECTION ON ROUTE 66 IN ALBUQUERQUE, NM. THE FIRST LEVELS ARE MIXED RETAIL AND UPPER STORIES ARE OPEN OFFICE SPACES FOR LATER CONFIGURATION. THE HIGHRISE COLORS ARE REMINICIENT OF ROUTE 66 NEON SIGNS AND DISPLAYS. SUNSHADES AND LOUVERS ARE PROVIDED TO REDUCE SOLAR GAIN.

SPRING 2003

OPEN OFFICE

OPEN OFFICE

SOUTHWEST PERSPECTIVE

FLOOR PLAN LVL 6-18

SPRING 2003

DAYLIGHTING

OFFICE CUBICLE

NATURAL VENTILATION

SPRING 2003

THE DESIGN PLANNING ASSISTANCE CENTER STUDIO, CONJUNTION WITH THE CITY OF SANTA ROSA, DEVELOPED A PLAN FOR SIGNAGE ALONG MAIN STREET (ROUTE 66), ARCHITECTURAL GUIDELINES, DEVELOPING A NATURAL RESOURCE, AND A PROPOSED INFILL DESIGN. THE WORK DONE BY THE STUDIO WON A NEW MEXICO STATE PLANNING AWARD FOR 2004.

SPRING 2004

POWER DAM DEVELOPMENT

SPRING 2004

ROUTE 66 DEVELOPMENT DESIGN STANDARDS

SPRING 2004

INFILL DEVELOPMENT

SPRING 2004

SITE ANALYSIS COMPOSITE

PARTI DIAGRAM THE MASTER STUDIO PROJECT GOAL WAS TO CREATE A LARGE SCALE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN THAT WAS POETIC, RICH, AND PLACE APPROPRIATE. THE SOLUTION WAS TO CREATE AN URBAN DESERT OASIS SIMILAR TO A DESERT ARROYO. THE ARROYO PROVIDES THE DESERT WITH WATER AND IS A GATHERING PLACE FOR LIFE IN THE SOUTHWEST. THE BUILDINGS ARE CARVED BY SITE MOVEMENT-

FALL 2004

SITE USAGE PLAN CREATE THE INTERIOR WALLS OF THE ARROYO WHILE THE EXTERIOR CONTINUES TO CONFORM TO THE URBAN DESERT FORMAT. THE COMMERCIAL SPACES AND THEATRE ARE LOCATED ALONG MAIN CIRCULATION WHILE THE RESIDENTIAL SPACES ARE LOCATED ON THE LESS TRAFFICED ROADS. THE YMCA IS LOCATED ON THE SOUTH TO CREATE A VISUAL FOCUS POINT FOR THE SITE.

FALL 2004

LARGE SCALE SITE MODEL FROM EAST SIDE

FALL 2004

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

FALL 2004

3RD FLR PLAN

4TH FLR PLAN

5TH-12TH FLR PLAN

FALL 2004

EAST ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

FALL 2004

SOUTH ELEVATION

FALL 2004

CIRCULATION DIAGRAM

PROGRAM ELEMENTS

FALL 2004