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A collection of work so far by Brian Petrucci
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a collection of works by
Brian Petrucci
New Jersey Institute of Technology undergraduate NJSOA bmp29@njit.edu
urban graduate housing
india primary school
LEED platinum townhouse
bundle tower
williamsburg tower
0102030405
Table of Contents
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01 urban graduate housing
01
Urban graduate housing is a medium to high density, mixed-use student and visitor hous-ing for one block in the University Heights district of Newark. It is intended as a place where graduate students, resident scholars, and visiting lecturers can live as part of a community.Working in groups, each member designed a building on the site. This building focused on studio apartments, one and two bedroom apartments, and duplexes, in conjunction with shared community spaces and retail space. The massing voids are in response to the low rise housing across the street to provide adequate light to the block through the building as not to permanently cast into shodow.
Mart
Entry
Entry
Daycare Playground
BACKYARDS
ParkingEntry
Cafe
Water Collection
Pond
Water Collection
Pond
BACKYARDSBACKYARDSBACKYARDS
020’
40’
80’
Bookstore
McGoverns Gallery
Italian Restaurant
Tony’s Pizza
Bike Storage
To Parking
Parking BelowMain Entrance
Office Mail
Cafe Terrace
Pedestrian Street
Ground Floor Plan / Site Site Model
Ground Floor Plan / Building
Maintaining Street Line Pushing Back & Extending Outwards
Horizontal Void Vertical Voids
South Elevation
North Elevation
Perspective Section
Building Section
LOUNGEFITNESS
MEDIA
TERRACE
ROOF GARDEN
Fourth Floor Plan
Fifth Floor Plan
Typical Ninth-Eleventh Floor Plan
Model
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02 india primary school
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The India Primary School seeks to bring an education center to a rural neighborhood. Located adjacent to a river in Modasa, India, the site calls for a lightweight construction that emphasizes airflow. Due to the rural location of the site and the rustic community, it was strongly encouraged to use native building materials.The IPS was a completely hand-drawn project to emphasis the limited use of technology in the area. The design revolves around a modular shape that is applied to both classrooms and larger spaces. The design directs airflow through the spaces while allowing ample natural light in and shedding water out. The design promotes both interior and exterior learning envior-nemtnts.
Site Plan
Continuity DiagramOrientation Diagram Adjacency Diagram
Floor Plan
Model
Building Section
Site Section
Building Section / Design Strategy
Construction Assmebly Construction Detail / Bamboo Connection
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03 LEED platinum townhouse
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The Stack House was designed to be a LEED platinum rated townhouse in NYC. The site chosen was in Chelsea, located near major transportation hubs and public green spaces. The passive design revolves around a stack effect in the center of the building and large openings at the front and rear of the house for airflow. The house is equipped with solar panels designed to handle almost all of the electrical load needed, in addition a solar glass wall. Water harvesting and reuse allows proper recycling of water where allowed and Energy Star systems run the house. The exterior was designed to bring a more modern feel to a historically uniform housing block.
416 W 22nd St, Chelsea, Manhattan, NYC
Infill Lot
Neighborhood Green Spaces
W 22nd St
PlanSection
‘private’ program(bedrooms + sedondary)
‘public’ program(main living spaces)
performative vertical circulation
Programmatic Concepts (private/circulation/living)
distributed hot waterdistributed greywaterreturn greywaterdistributed irrigationsewage waterelectric pump
rainwater
rainwater cistern
furnace
hot water heater
greywater filter/tank
Ventilation Concepts (stack effect)
Natural Daylight (rear facade facing due south)Rainwater Collection & Distribution
SunModule Plus SW 270wSolar Panel DImensions: 37.5” x 66.0” x 1.25”35 Fixed TiltTotal # of Panels: 42(270) x (42) = 11,340w = 11.3 kW
CW-60 photovoltaic glassSolar Panel DImensions: 48”” x 52” x 1.00”90 Fixed TiltTotal # of Panels: 36(60) x (36) = 2,160 w = 2.10 kW
$2,039.28 energy value from main panels $257.67 energy value from pv glass
$2,296.95 toal energy value from solar collection
Green Roof Perspective
Interior Stair Perspective
Solar Panel Output
Solar Glass Output
Perspective Section
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04 bundle tower
04
The bundle tower is a rethought version of the typical core and shell. The project was split into two sections; the first was group work to develop a prototype, and the second was individual application of the prototype onto a site.The prototype of the bundle allows for circulation cores and structure to be pulled to the outside of the building, creating their own masses. This provides large, open floor plates for easy customization. The tubes of the tower all shift in and out as the building rises, creating smaller, more private floor plates or large, open floor plates.
Model Building Section
Lower Floor Plan / Isolated Middle Floor Plan / Together
Middle Floor Plan / Sky Lobby Upper Floor Plan / Isolated
Model
East River Bundle Tower
FDR Drive Axis
Houston Street Axis
Bundling
Massing Diagram East River Green Spaces
East River Pedestrian Density
StructureMain Structure Supporting Structure Belt Truss
Building Section
Site Section / Ground
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05 williamsburg tower
05 The Williamsburg Tower is a hybrid building that lifts the street and invites the public up and into the towers. Stradlling the JMZ line, three towers rise up on either side, giving the mass for a grade school and various housing apartments. The bottom of the building features a concourse that serves Williams-burg bus and train users, as well as the neighborhood, as they are invited through the towers via a ribbon-like concourse filled with music and art. The strong cultural ties encourage learning in both the school as well as the neighborhood, and the tower is intended to serve as the gateway to Brooklyn for people entering from Manhattan.
Building Section
Bus Terminal Concourse
School Housing
Concourse Diagram
Bird’s Eye Perspective
User Experience
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