Architectural Work: 2010-2015

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ArchitectureWork

Anthony AbelSunga

GSAPP.

Columbia University

Stamberg Aferiat +

Associates

Fractal Group, LLC

2010-2015

Designer Program Timeframe

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142East EndAvenue

349Cranberry HoleRoad

T.I.N.A.*

SaguaroScottsdaleHotel

2072Cy-OlympicGames

Spatializing Sexuality

PublicMegablock

Hudson Highlands Reserve

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Residential

Residential

Projects

Folly

Hotel

Conservation Subdivision Residential

Urban Intervention

Urban Intervention Urbanism

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Description

Studio

Critic(s)

Collaborator(s)

The Hudson Highlands Reserve is a

proposed conservation subdivision located

in the northern rural, mountainous region

of Putnam County. The intended target for

the development is the second-home New

York City market. This market is interested in

getaway properties with robust amenities as

well as an interest in sustainable living. Within

an hour and a half drive from Manhattan,

the site situates itself between the Clarence

Fahnestock State Park and the Hudson River.

Fractal Group, LLC

HUDSONHIGHLANDSRESERVE

Professional

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The facility will follow

a contemporary rural

architectural language

and utilize natural

light as the central

design focus through

an articulated roof

structure. The building

will also be sited so

that arena spaces

will feature views of

a forested cliff and

paddock for spectators

to appreciate. We will

also employ many

sustainable tactics

that are outlined in the

residential section of

this booklet.

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Proposal

The 155 acre site

occupies the western

slope of East Mountain

with several water

features like a retention

pond located along

Horton Road to the

south and Clove Creek

occupying a small

corner of the site to

the west. The terrain

is moderately hilly with

approximately 40% of

the site at a grade of

20% or more.

Site Plan

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Because of the region’s well recognized outdoor facilities, the area

is experiencing exceptional growth. Putnam County provides a

fantastic year-round outdoor experience with winter ski slopes as

well as summer boating and hiking trails. The Hudson Highlands

Reserve recognizes the region’s assets and strives to build upon

its foundation.

Region

To expand on the Hudson Valley’s focus on the outdoors, the

DIA Art Foundation: Beacon and Storm King Art Center calibrates

the experience of art by setting it in the landscape. Storm King

is a sprawling 500 acre site that curates over 100 sculptures in

a setting that elevates the power of sculpture and site. To carry

over the region’s emphasis on land conservation, design, and

sustainability, HHR’s mission is to develop responsible, sustainable

homes that provide a rich vacation experience while minimizing its

negative impact on the region and contributing to the sustainable

grid.

Existing Conditions

As part of the Lower Hudson

Valley region, history and

heritage is an important

aspect of the community.

The development sits across

the river from West Point

Academy and adjacent

to the historic towns of

Beacon and Garrison.

It is because of

this heritage that

the city council

enacted the

conservation

subdivision

development

plans. They

wanted to maintain

a particular

density,vernacular, and

culture. The geology of the site

is of particular interest as well. A wide

swath of the land contains

Equestrian Facility

PROGRAM:

27 Indoor/Outdoor

Stalls

Equestrian Support

Practice Round

Event Space

2 Dressage/Jumping

Arenas

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Single-Family

Residence

HHR will be marketed

to the New York City

second home buyer

looking for a bucolic

hamlet experience with

all the latest amenities

and adheres to

sustainable principles.

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Equestrian Facility

Program Diagram

Initial Research

and Iteration:

Solar Penetration Study Neufert’s Programming Reprogrammed

Solar Conscious

Roof: First Iteration

Based upon Neufert’s

program diagram for

equestrian centers, this

version modifies it to

include new programs

and the site.

The view of the model from the sun’s perspective

at noted time.

Altered Neufert’s program diagram to suit

contemporary conditions.

7:00 AM - 9.4%

11:00 AM - 31.3%

2:00 PM - 7.4%

4:00 PM - 0.9%

The roof will be the

driving design element

of the equestrian

center. Composed of

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undulate to expose

the interior to natural

light, this expression

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31.7% 26.6% 23.1% 30.0%

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11:00 AM

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11:00 AM

2:00 PM

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A B C D E

7:00 AM9.4%

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0.3% 0.06% 0.1% 0.1% 0.4%

31.7% 26.6% 23.1% 30.0%

0.2% 0.02% 0.03% 0.09%

11:00 AM

2:00 PM

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7:00 AM9.4%

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11:00 AM

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Roof Plan



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1 SW View4 NE View

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Equestrian Center

Part

BThe central attraction to the development is the equestrian facility. We have

determined the equestrian center, club house, and trails and paddocks to

compose the amenities package for the development.

The center will have 27 stalls for year-round boarding, and each stall will be

twice the typical size. There will be individualized outdoor and indoor spaces

to provide a healthy experience for the boarding horses. Support spaces

and staff will help to maintain the health and wellbeing of the horses. An

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indoor practice round and two indoor dressage/

jumping arenas with spectator seating will provide

year-round spaces for equestrian practice and

presentation.

We will provide riders and jockeys with state-of-

the-art locker and changing rooms as well as

ample tack spaces and relaxing lounges.

“THE MANIPULATION OF

LIGHT AND OPENNESS TO

THE OUTDOORS ARE THE

PROJECT’S DRIVERS.”

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Roof Plan

Computational Process (Grasshopper)

Roof Interior Visualization

Longitudinal Elevations

Interior Elevations

Furniture Plan

Electricity RFP

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Deconstructed/Assembled Housing Program

The 28 detached single-dwelling residential

units will follow the guidelines set forth for Rural

Residential zones to maintain the nature and

aesthetics of the region. Furthermore, we will

pursue LEED Platinum certification for new

construction and aim for zero-net energy use.

Part“BY ASSEMBLING

PREFABRICATED

PIECES, THE HOUSE

CAN INTEGRATE

INTO THE NATURAL

SURROUNDING”

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Lots will include all

infrastructure and

access to amenities

Maintenance and

upkeep will be provided

for the development

by the Home Owner’s

Association.

Each home strikes

a balance between

modernity and context.

This visualization

located on the lot just

west of the clubhouse,

rests into the hillside

sloping down to the

lake and filters its

inhabitants through

the space not unlike

the natural landscape.

Sunlight is controlled

through precise

orientation and is let in

at specific times during

the day to optimize

heat exchange and

minimize the need

for artificial lighting.

The exterior cladding

reflects the surrounding

forest and behaves as

an extension of that

language.

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Deconstructed Residential Components

Configuration A6-B5-C5-D6-E1

A6

B5

C5

Garage

Living

Bedrooms

Vertical C

onnection

Horizontal C

onnection

Mechanical

E1

D5

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T.I.N.A.*

Description

Studio

Critic(s)

Collaborator(s)

To design, fabricate, and assemble a small

architectural installation using advanced digital

design tools, CNC milling, and ingenuity. Time is

an imperative, where instinct, gut reactions, and

quick turnover is key to a successful project.

Tensile Integrity Nodal Assembly

Fast Pace | Slow Space

Mark Bearak

Bridgette Borders

Nicole Allen, Collin Anderson

John Barrett, Phillip Crupi

Chelsea Hyduk, Bo Liu

Kimberly Nguyen, Michelle Park

Sydney Talcott

Elective

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“TINA TYPIFIES

THE QUICK HAND

OF COMPUTATIONAL

ARCHITECTURE.

IT EXHIBITS THE

STRENGTH OF

SPINAL TENSEGRITY

BY CREATING

A DOUBLE

CURVATURE.”

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Compression Joint

Screw Guide

Tension Member Guide

TINA*

compression joint

screw guide

tension member guide

shape determined by nesting pattern and member to member

connection

Double-Curvature Assembly“Boomerang” Piece Interlocking Pieces

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After optimizing the unit

for material efficiency

and milling time, we

tested the structural

limits of a 4-unit

prototype.

4-unit

Arch Prototype

Fundraising and

Sponsorships

To pay for the project,

a fundraising and

sponsorship campaign

with a website helped

to provide for the

project. A sponsorship

from Gripple provided

all the fasteners helped

to make this project

possible.

APart

Unit Optimization

and Concept

TINA*

130402 FPSS TINA Mockup1/2” = 1’-0”

3'-3

7/8

"

11'-0 1/8"

12'-10 5/8"

6'-1

0 1/

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5'-0

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2'-9

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∆ = 3.625" 8'-5

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∆ = 2.375"

7'-6

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2'-4"

2'-1 1

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∆ = 2.75"

∆ = 3.125"

TINA*

130402 FPSS TINA Mockup1/2” = 1’-0”

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Inventory of

“Booomerangs”

Each piece is unique

to achieve a double

curvature

Tagging &

Organization

Boomerangs were

numbered, color

coded, and tagged for

easy assembly.

Joining & Sealing

Boomerangs were

joined to form units and

protected with water-

based sealant.

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The final scheme

was erected fort

the End of the Year

Show at the entrance

of Avery Hall.

Initially conceived

as a tunnel into the

building, the site had

to be changed to the

lawn adjacent to the

original site.

Final Scheme:

Assembled for the

2013 EOYS

PartB

Assembled Folly

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Completed Assembly

at End-of-the-Year

Show 2013

Assembly

The night before End-of-the-Year show. Each

4-member arch was assembled beforehand,

leaving the night for full assembly.

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142EAST END AVENUE

Description

Full interior gut renovation to a six story single-

family brownstone in the Yorkville neighborhood

of NYC. Helped produced drawings for the

construction set and change orders. Observed

construction phase and interacted with GCs and

subs.

Sub Ground

Professional3

First FloorGarden Floor First FloorGarden Floor

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Second Third Fourth Roof

Third FloorSecond Floor Third FloorSecond Floor RoofFourth Floor RoofFourth Floor

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MURRAY ENGINEERING, P.C.307 7th Avenue, Suite 1001; New York, NY 10001

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1 1/2" = 1'-0"

1

FLOOR/WALL TYPES

11/07/11

Author

A- 900.01

1006

142 EAST END

NEW YORK, NY 10128

1 1/2" = 1'-0"2 INTERIOR PARTITION - 6 1/8"

1 1/2" = 1'-0"3 TILE PARTITION ONE SIDE - 5 3/4"

1 1/2" = 1'-0"7 MECHANICAL SHAFT WALL - 4 7/8"

1 1/2" = 1'-0"5 FURRED WALL ON EXIST. WALL - 3 1/8"


1 1/2" = 1'-0"14. Terrace Detail

MOUNTING FRAME

NEW DIAMOND DECKING MEA409-03-M

TAPERED POLYISOCYANURATE

2 LAYERS 3/4" PLYWD

STRUCTURAL MEMBERS SEESTRUCTURAL DWGSSPRAYED INSULATION

FURRING HAT CHANNELVAPOR BARRIER

5/8" PTD. GYPSUM WALLBOARD TYPE "C"

1 1/2" = 1'-0"15. Cellar Concrete Floor

1 1/2" = 1'-0"16. Floor Detail

PERMIT

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ANSI/UL 263

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SLEEPERS

1/2" DENSE DECK COVER BOARDINSULATION

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1 1/2" = 1'-0"9 DUMBWAITER SHAFT WALL - 3 3/4" 1 1/2" = 1'-0"4 TILE PARTITION TWO SIDES - 6 5/8"

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2 H FIRE RATED

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1 1/2" = 1'-0"10.1 FURRED WALL ON EXIST. WALL - 2 1/4"



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1

FLOOR/WALL TYPES

11/07/11

Author

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1006

142 EAST END

NEW YORK, NY 10128







MOUNTING FRAME



2 LAYERS 3/4" PLYWD





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PERMIT


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REVISIONS:


1 1/2" = 1'-0"

1

FLOOR/WALL TYPES

11/07/11

Author

A- 900.01

1006

142 EAST END

NEW YORK, NY 10128







MOUNTING FRAME



2 LAYERS 3/4" PLYWD





1 1/2" = 1'-0"16. Floor Detail

PERMIT


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DINING AREAB3 FL1 W1 CM1

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140 EAST END

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NEW EXTERIOR DOOR &FRAME

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PLUMBING SHAFT FROMBASEMENT TO ROOF

RESTORED LANDMARKWINDOW & FRAME

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NEWPAVERS

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PLUMBING SHAFT FROMBASEMENT TO ROOF

ACCESS PANEL TO STORMDRAIN

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COVEREDVESTIBULE

STORAGEUNDERSTOOP

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REVISIONS:

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3/8" = 1'-0"

NEW YORK, NY 10128

PROPOSED BASEMENT & FIRSTFLOOR PLANS

2013-05-19

RM

A- 300.00

CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT

1006

142 EAST END

3/8" = 1'-0"2 01 FIRST FLOOR PROPOSED 3/8" = 1'-0"3 00 BASEMENT FLOOR PROPOSED

NEWDECKING

OPEN TOBELOW

BLOCKINGFORCABINETSABOVE

INSTRUCTIONS FOR PAINT REMOVAL: SEE SHEET 205.00

INSTRUCTIONS FOR REPOINTING: SEE SHEET 901.00

INSTRUCTIONS FOR IRONWORK RESTORATION: SEE SHEET206.00

DETAILS ON WINDOW RESTORATION ON THE DESIGNATEDDETAIL SHEETS

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STEEL DUNNAGE: SEESTRUCTURAL DWGS.

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NEW RAILING TO MATCHEXISTING: SEE SHEET 801.00

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1/4" = 1'-0"

NEW YORK, NY 10128

PROPOSED SECTION

2013-05-19

RM

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CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENT

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142 EAST END

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2072 CY-OLYMPICGAMES

Description

Studio

Critic(s)

Collaborator(s)

This studio sets out to explore the re-construction

of a large-scale infrastructural element in the city,

specifically the Port Authority Bus Terminal in New

York City. A structure of vast size, passed through

by hundreds of thousands of commuters and

thousands of vehicles a day, providing parking on

top and surmounting a subway below, containing

massive ramps that funnel vehicular traffic in and

out of it, the Terminal operates in a realm between

building, city, and infrastructure. We are interested

in this overlap as a venue for experimentation in

programming and design.

Studio IV

Kazys Varnelis

4Studio

“TO REVITALIZE THE

PABT, THE OLYMPICS

WILL UPGRADE

THE FACILITY FOR

SPECTATOR USE

AND WILL CONTINUE

FUNCTIONALITY

AFTER THE GAMES

AS A PUBLIC SPACE”

27

Integrating the

Highline

ABus TerminalStadium

CB

291 yds

1275 yds

0 yds

159 yds

408 yds

672 yds1037 yds

1544 yds

937 yds

1275 yds

1761 yds

A C E

A C E

N Q RS W

1 2 3 7

1948 yds

1903 yds

2069 yds

2248 yds

1644 yds

1206 yds

1261 yds

671 yds

To Pier 40

To Manhattan Uptown

To New Jersey Sites

28

Proposal

Party schools, sports teams, the Olympics,

and musicians will be the drivers for economic

development in the Hudson Yards and Hell’s

Kitchen neighborhoods.

As the largest commuter facility in the city, the

Terminal is a necessary part of everyday life for

hundreds of thousands of workers in the city.

With the resurgence of bus travel, the Terminal

also has the opportunity to become a significant

gateway into the city for both commuters and

visitors. Containing significant retail space, the

Terminal is a major center of commerce in the

Times Square area.

This studio understands the architect as a builder

of not merely physical edifices but also social,

conceptual, and technical structures. Our interest

is to use architecture and the most advanced

thinking in network culture to construct new and

better ways of life. In doing so, this studio is

engaged first and foremost with institution building

better ways of life. In doing so, this studio is

engaged first and foremost with institution building

Pedestrian (Highline Extension)

Bus Lanes (To Lincoln Tunnel)

W. 40th Street



W. 41st Street

9th Avenue

8th Avenue

and shaping of social behavior.

The Port Authority (PA) encompasses a diverse range of properties and

services that are organized into departments based on types. According to

fig. b on page 29, revenue varies greatly from department to department.

This has led to the PA’s dependence on cross subsidization, which funnels

revenue from very successful departments to ones that operate at a

loss. This has perpetuated systemic issues that allow underperforming

properties to continue operating. The most underpeforming property, the

Port Authority Bus Terminal (PABT) has not changed its economic structure

much since its inception. The annual net loss of 100 million dollars has

made the PABT an ideal candidate for creative investment. The project

aims to revitalize Port Authority Bus Terminal as the main attraction amongst

many that culminates in the formation of the Olympic

village. Hybridizing programs serves to

solve financial issues at the Port

Authority Bus Terminal and issues

of continued usage of Olympic

building.



W. 40th StreetW. 40th St



W. 41st Street

9th Avenue

8th Avenue

Project

Components

C

B

29

AHighline Extention Nodes

1. Existing PABT Building2. Madison Square Garden3. Moynihan Station4. Morgan General Mail Facility5. Hudson Yards Development 6. Javitz Center

Existing PABT Building

Madison Square Garden

Moynihan Station

Morgan General Mail Facility

Hudson Yards Development

Javitz Center

Highline

4

Gross Operating Revenues

PORT AUTHORITY

Aviation

LaGuardia Airport

Tunn

els,

Brid

ges

& Te

rmin

als

Rail

Port Comm

erceD

evelopment

WTC

JFK

Airp

ort

Newark Airport

Tete

rbor

o Ai

rpor

t

Hol

land

Tun

nel

Linco

ln Tu

nnelGeorge W

ashington Bridge

Bayonne Bridge

Goethals Bridge

Outerbridge Crossing

Port Authority Bus Terminal

Port Newark

Elizabeth Terminal

Port Jersey Term

ina1 lE

ssex RR

Facility

World

Trade C

enter

2

WTC

Si te

Stew

art A

irpor

t

i

George Washington Br dge Bus Terminal

Journal Square

PATH Rapid Transit

Brooklyn TerminalRed Hook Container Terminal

Howland Hook TerminalGreenville Yard

New York & New Jersey Rail

Queens West WaterfrontHoboken Waterfront

Newark Legal & Comm CenterTeleport

Ferry Transportation ServicesBathgate Industrial Park

PA Industrial Park

{

{

2011 - PORT AUTHORITY

Sources:Port Authority Budget Report 2011 (December 7, 2010)

Port Authority

Properties and

Revenue

“IN 2072, WE

WILL SEE NEW

YORK CITY AS

THE EVENT

CAPITAL OF THE

WORLD.”

30

BPart

PABT Offices

Commercial and Auxiliary

Commercial and Auxiliary

Main Concourse

Road and Bus Gates

Storefronts

Public Arena

31

2072 Venues

Events

2012 Venues

Cer

emon

ies

Triathlon

Vill

age

Press

Ctr

Track

Cycl

ingBeac

h V-B

all

A rchery

A thletics

Basketball

Boxing

H andball

Free Wrestling

Greco-RomanBadminton

FencingShootingTable Tennis

Weightlifting

Artistic G

ym.

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Judo

Taekwondo

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Swimming

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Sprint Kayak

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Field Hockey

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s

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ark

Javits

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hPA

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ison S

quare

Gard

enThe

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line

Central Park

Baker’s A thletic Complex

Barcl

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Meadowlands

Izod Center

Meadowlands Racetrack

MetL ife Stadium

Weehawken Waterfront

E llis Island

L iberty State Park

FMCR Ctr.

USTA Ctr.

Water Polo C

tr.

Olympic Stad.

Yankee369th A rmoryPelham Bay Ctr.

Baker FieldQueensbridge

BMX Stadium

Greenbelt C

tr.

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ark

Fort Wadsworth

Richmond Ball.

N assau Col.

Izod Center

Giants Stad.

Gillette Stad.

Yale Bowl

L incoln Financial

FedE x Field

Area Program for

the Cy-Olympic Bid

Using the 2012 New York City Olympic bid as a

template, the proposal will expand venues into

northern New Jersey. This will increase utilization

of the PATH train and NY-NJ bus services.

New Jersey Waterfront

Hudson Yards/ Hell’s Kitchen

Uptown Manhattan

Brooklyn/Queens

New Jersey Meadowlands

/ Beaeae chchc

A light show at the PABT stadium creates

a spectacle for the whole city. Since the

stadium is semi-enclosed as seen on the

opposite page, more people can participate.

Opening

Ceremony for

2072 Olympics

32

Movement Digram

Pedestrian

Vehicular

Unoptimized

Queue

Memory Is

Important

Start and

End Strong

Be Fair Occupy Time

• Memories can be

digitally augmented

• Subconscious

augmentation

• The end can be

a shared digital

experience

• The start begins

online

• Memory set at the

end

• Economically

unstratified

• Free tickets

• demand increase/

longer lines

• Nodes of

Interaction

• Filled time seem

to pass more

quickly

• Moon illusion

• It’s not a line!

A 1 2 3 4

Design Rules for

Queues for the

Future

Donald Norman, an

academic in cognitive

science, design, and

usability engineering,

developed eight

principles to optimize

the experience of

waiting lines.

33

“CAN THE PORT AUTHORITY

TERMINAL ACHIEVE AS MUCH

SUCCESS AS MADISON SQUARE

GARDEN?”

Integrated Commercial Space

34

Part

C

The New

Port Authority Bus Terminal

Flow Pattern:

Bus Terminal

Existing and Potential

Site Program

The flow pattern infers a primary direction as

indicated in the figures. The separation of

pedestrian and vehicular traffic increase safety

and using acute angles for bus gates make

turning easier than typical right angles.

Pedestrian

Vehicular

Bus Terminal

Existing and Potential

Site Program

“THE NEW BUS STATION

IS INTEGRATED INTO THE

HIGHLINE—ACTING AS ITS

TERMINUS.”

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Annual Economic

Performance

Anatomy of the

New Bus Terminal

The continuation of the

Highline into the PABT

and the formation of

two terminals allows for

higherarchical structure

similar to those

employed by airlines

and airports.

Open Terminals

a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n

c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l

e, f, g, h, i, j, k

g, h, i

2. Typical Gate

Terminal

3. Four Gate Unit

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Description

New construction project on steep slopes.

Created drawings for Construction Set and

observed/aided during construction phase.

82E MOUNTAINROAD N

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1'-0

"

1" DOOR CASING

1/2" GYPSUM BOARD

1/2" GYPSUM BOARD



FLAT PANEL

WOOD STAINED

DOOR

WOOD PANEL

CEILING

5 3

/4"

5 3

/4"

5 3

/4"

DISHWASHER

TBD

RANGE/OVEN

TBD

SLOPED

HOOD

VENT

REFRIGERATOR

TBD

CUSTOM MILLWORK

OR IKEA KITCHEN

TBD

TILE BACKSPLASH

2X8 EXPOSED

ROOF RAFTERS

MARVIN WOOD

ULTIMATE FIXED

POLYGON WINDOW

WITH WOOD

MULLION

MARVIN WOOD

ULTIMATE FIXED

POLYGON WINDOW

WITH WOOD

MULLION

MARVIN WOOD

ULTIMATE FIXED

POLYGON WINDOW

WITH WOOD

MULLION

MARVIN WOOD

ULTIMATE FIXED

POLYGON WINDOW

WITH WOOD

MULLION

1'-0

"

1'-0

"

4'-0

"


MARVIN WOOD

ULTIMATE FIXED

POLYGON

WINDOW WITH

WOOD MULLION

MARVIN WOOD

ULTIMATE FIXED

POLYGON

WINDOW WITH

WOOD MULLION

MARVIN WOOD

ULTIMATE FIXED

POLYGON

WINDOW WITH

WOOD MULLION

1/2" GYPSUM BOARD

1" WINDOW CASING



1" DOOR CASING

MARVIN DOOR

WITH PUSH OUT

AWNING ABOVE

DRAWING ISSUE

DRAWING DESCRIPTION

ISSUE

DATEISSUE NO.

01

02

03

PERMIT SET

Revision Schedule

REVISION


REVISION

DATE

3/8" = 1'-0"2


3/8" = 1'-0"3


3/8" = 1'-0"1


3/8" = 1'-0"4


3/8" = 1'-0"5


3/8" = 1'-0"7


3/8" = 1'-0"6


3/8" = 1'-0"8


3/8" = 1'-0"9


3/8" = 1'-0"11


3/8" = 1'-0"10


3/8" = 1'-0"12


3/8" = 1'-0"14


3/8" = 1'-0"13


3/8" = 1'-0"15


3/8" = 1'-0"16


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Description

Studio

Hotel remodel in downtown Scottsdale,

Arizona. Color is the primary design notion,

taking inspiration from native plants.

Stamberg Aferiat + Associates

SAGUAROSCOTTSDALEHOTEL

6Professional

INSPIRATION:PRICKLY PEAR CACTUS

ABSTRACTION:SHADES OF LIGHT

DETAIL:VARYING SIZE PERFORATIONS

A

CONSTRUCTION: A PERFORATED, CORRUGATED SCREEN WALL 8Ó FROM EXISTING WALL

APPLICATION: NEW RESTAURANT FA‚ ADE

8Ó

CURRENT FA‚ ADE:




A



8Ó

CURRENT FA‚ ADE:

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A



8Ó

CURRENT FA‚ ADE:




A



8Ó

CURRENT FA‚ ADE:

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Completion Photographs

Furniture Options Renderings

41

Construction Plan

Furniture Plan

42

Construction Elevations

Reflected Ceiling and Lighting Plan

Completion Photograph

43

44

Description

Renovation project in Amagansett, NY

encompassing ADA accessibility, landscape,

and new interior finishes.

349CRANBERRYHOLE RD

7Professional

10' - 2 7/16"8'

- 0

3/16

"

10' - 1 5/16"

6' -

0"2'

- 9"

4' - 10 1/2"

8' -

0" 1/4" = 1'-0"1 Section 1

1/4" = 1'-0"3 Section 3 1/4" = 1'-0"4 Section 4

1/4" = 1'-0"2 Section 2

1/2" = 1'-0"5 Level 1 Copy 1

6 {3D} Copy 1

7 {3D} Copy 2

10' - 2 7/16"

8' -

0 3/

16"

10' - 1 5/16"

6' -

0"2'

- 9"

4' - 10 1/2"

8' -

0"

1/4" = 1'-0"1 Section 1

1/4" = 1'-0"3 Section 3 1/4" = 1'-0"4 Section 4

1/4" = 1'-0"2 Section 2

1/2" = 1'-0"5 Level 1 Copy 1

6 {3D} Copy 1

7 {3D} Copy 2

10' - 2 7/16"

8' -

0 3/

16"

10' - 1 5/16"6'

- 0"

2' -

9"

4' - 10 1/2"

8' -

0"

1/4" = 1'-0"1 Section 1

1/4" = 1'-0"3 Section 3 1/4" = 1'-0"4 Section 4

1/4" = 1'-0"2 Section 2

1/2" = 1'-0"5 Level 1 Copy 1

6 {3D} Copy 1

7 {3D} Copy 2

10' - 2 7/16"

8' -

0 3/

16"

10' - 1 5/16"

6' -

0"2'

- 9"

4' - 10 1/2"

8' -

0"

1/4" = 1'-0"1 Section 1

1/4" = 1'-0"3 Section 3 1/4" = 1'-0"4 Section 4

1/4" = 1'-0"2 Section 2

1/2" = 1'-0"5 Level 1 Copy 1

6 {3D} Copy 1

7 {3D} Copy 2

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Remove Doorand Wall(Retain Door)

Down

Up

Remove Wall

4'-8"

3'-4"

Remove Doorand Wall(Retain Door)

Remove Wall

4'-4"

3'-0 1/8"

RemoveDoor and Wall(Retain Door)

Remove Door(Retain Door)

Remove Stringer & Banister

3'-3"

Remove Wine Rack

Remove Toilet(Retail Toilet)

Open toBelow

Down Down

Remove Door

Remove Wall

Remove Door(Retain Door)

Remove Showerand Drain

0'-11 1/4"

Remove Wall

Remove Vanity

Remove Wall

Remove Floor for Hoistway

6'-71/2"

Remove Stringer & Banister

Remove Vanity

Remove Shelves & Poles

4'-51/2"

3'-0 1/2"

5'-6 7/8"

2'-7" 1'-7 1/4"

AMAGANSETT, NEW YORK349 CRANBERRY HOLE ROAD

DRAWN BY:

DWG NO.:

SCALE:

DRAWING TITLE:

PROJECT NO.:

DATE:

PROJECT:

1/4" = 1'-0"

Demo Plan

11/14/13

AS

A1.01.00 1/4" = 1'-0"1 Plan - Basement/1st Floor Demolition 1/4" = 1'-0"2 Plan - 2nd/3rd Floor Demolition NN

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4L1.03

2'-0

"

2"x8" Cedar Joists

SCE, PLLC


Fractal Group LLC

DRAWN BY:

DWG NO.:

SCALE:

DRAWING TITLE:

SEAL & SIGNATURE:

PROJECT NO.:

DATE:

PROJECT:

112 Connecticut Ave., Massapequa, NY 11758

T 516 446 0101

Structural Engineer:

CADO FILE No.

Design Architect:

23 East 7th Street Ground Floor, NewYork, NY 10003T 212 228 5617 F 212 228 5618

© 2014 FRACTAL GROUP LLC, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED


CONSTRUCTION LLC AND MAY NOT BE COPIED, DISTRIBUTED OR USED INWHOLE OR IN PART. WITHOUT EXPRESSED WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM FRACTAL

CONSTRUCTION LLC.

Notes/Legends:

As indicated

ADA Walkway Details

06/12/15

AC

L1.03

Project Status

Revision Schedule

RevisionNumber Revision Description

RevisionDate

1/4" = 1'-0"1 Section 33

1/4" = 1'-0"3 Section 35

1/4" = 1'-0"2 Section 42

1" = 1'-0"4 Section 46

1"x4" Cedar Rail

1.5" x 1.5" ADA Compliant Cedar Handrail

ADA Compliant Cedar Handrail Bracket

4"nom Square Cedar Baluster

4" Wide Teak/IPE

Concrete footings

6" Square posts

2"x8" Cedar Beam

Post galv. steel bracket w/ (2) 3/8" dia. SS throughbolts, washers & nuts

SCE, PLLC


Fractal Group LLC

DRAWN BY:

DWG NO.:

SCALE:

DRAWING TITLE:

SEAL & SIGNATURE:

PROJECT NO.:

DATE:

PROJECT:

112 Connecticut Ave., Massapequa, NY 11758

T 516 446 0101

Structural Engineer:

CADO FILE No.

Design Architect:

23 East 7th Street Ground Floor, NewYork, NY 10003T 212 228 5617 F 212 228 5618

© 2014 FRACTAL GROUP LLC, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED


CONSTRUCTION LLC AND MAY NOT BE COPIED, DISTRIBUTED OR USED INWHOLE OR IN PART. WITHOUT EXPRESSED WRITTEN PERMISSION FROM FRACTAL

CONSTRUCTION LLC.

Notes/Legends:

Perspectives

06/26/14

AC

L1.06

Project Status

Revision Schedule

RevisionNumber Revision Description

RevisionDate

1 Walkway Entry 2 Ramp to Beach

3 Ramp at Beach

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48

Description

Studio

Critic(s)

Collaborator(s)

Media/Memory/Multitude examines networks of

media and the dynamics of time that link people,

institutions, and places in the vibrant global hub

of Johannesburg, South Africa (population 7.2

million). The urbanization of the African continent

is occurring at a rapid pace and will soon

produce some of the largest megacities in world:

Lagos, Cairo, and Kinshasa. In Johannesburg,

apartheid’s planned racial segregation that

deliberately separated the “white city” from

the rural “black townships” have become the

underlays for today’s neoliberal hub of global

capital and culture. This current urban and

architectural organization, typical of the disjunctive

spaces of many global cities, produces pockets

of wealth, so-called formal sectors, that are

surrounded by wide swathes of informal dwelling

and commerce, with much of the historic racial

and economic segregation still intact.

Studio V

Mabel O. Wilson, director, AAD

Paola Echegaray

SPATIALIZINGSEXUALITY

8Studio

DAY

NIGHT

A

“AN URBAN

INTERVENTION

THAT CREATES

A NEW VITAL

CORRIDOR BY

JOINING TWO

CULTURAL

NODES.”

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Mary Fitzgerald Square

Maboneng Imaginarium

CThe route outlined

is chosen to utilize

existing public spaces

and CCTV systems.

Pods will be deployed

throughout the route

to enhance safety at

night as well as during

celebrations.

Parade Route

B

Proposed Path

Unprotectedby CCTV

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Part

CBD as

Sexual Epicenter

Mapping

as CCTV

CCTV on pole

CCTV on building

Bus stop CCTV

Private surveillance

The remapped CBD visualizes the city as a heat

map identifying critical areas of safety as well as

possible areas of privacy invasion.

Utilizing Grasshopper and Rhino to create

visualization.

We researched topics that attribute to the overall

sexual health outlook of Johannesburg. By

overlaying the spatialized topics on the map of

the city, the CBD emerges as the epicenter of

activity.

A

The herbalist shopis just a few more

meters.Chick‛s got anice rack!

Mary

Fitzgerald Square

This proposal is an intervention to an existing

public space. The intervention is a new entry to

the Museum Africa which was previously entered

after crossing a street. The new square will be

the staging area for parades and as an everyday

public market.

Movement

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Negative Influences ComparisonPositive Influence

Health clinics

Sexual health outreach

Health clinics

Sexual health outreach

Prostitution sites

Gay cruising sites

Online prostitution solicitation sites

Prostitution sites

Gay cruising sites

Online prostitution solicitation sites

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Mary Fitzgerald Square

Part

Program Scheduling

Option 3:

The satellite site acts as an extension of the

hub to expand sexual health outreach. Unlike

the hub, the satellite’s program is flexible to

accommodate the needs of the neighborhood.B

Option 3

Option 6

Option 9

Option 2

Option 5

Option 8

Option 1

Option 4

Option 7

The hub site is the gathering site for sexual health

data. Clinics, herbalist shops, and pharmacies

will be located here.

Reichstag

Brooklyn Museum

US Pavilion Expo ‘67

Museum entry,

surveillance

Gathering space

Informal market

Everyday

Support space

Parade gathering

Viewing space

Spectacle

The final iteration of

the project became

an exploration

of comparative

dichotomies—

programming space

for the everday and

the spectacle. We

explored this through a

graphic novel following

the protagonist on two

journeys through the

same spaces.

Everyday

“REVITALIZING

PUBLIC SPACE BY

ACTIVATING ENTRY”

53

The bar is up on the roof.It‛s open bar for another

thirty minutes

YEAH!!!

Top Floor

Why are there so many security

cameras at a museum?

John Portman invented

the hollow-core form,

pushing everything to

the periphery to create

a large primary interior

space. The project

utilizes the same

form and includes a

juxtaposing form to

signify entrance and

vertical circulation.

Atrium Space:

Day and Night

54

Maboneng Imaginarium Program

Spectacle spaces to Open Rooftop

The building acts as a funnel to direct people to

the roof during spectacle. People can choose

a direct short path within the lighted core, or

take the indirect route through exhibit space and

private rooms.

Exhibition Spaces

Surveillance Basement

PartC

Semi-Public, Slow Path

Public, Fast Path

To Roofscape

The user’s destination

is the rooftop of the

adjacent buildings.

The maboneng district

is known for rooftop

nightlife, because of

this, the building itself

acts as the vertical

conveyance to that

space.

Rooftop Event

Space: Route

Termination

Do I hear something in that pod? I can‛t see anything,

only shadows.

Mmmmm...

The herbalist shopis just a few more

meters.Chick‛s got anice rack!

55

Semi-Public, Slow Path

Public, Fast Path

To Roofscape

56

Presentation

Part

Format: Comic Book

We researched topics that attribute to the overall

sexual health outlook of Johannesburg. By

overlaying the spatialized topics on the map of

Johannesburg, the CBD emerges as a primary

node of activity

D“THE COMIC BOOK

IS WELL SUITED

FOR ARCHITECTS

BECAUSE IT IS

STRUCTURED

FOR VISUAL

NARRATIVES.”

57

New Entry into Museum Africa

Pods dispersed

Surveillance Camera #32,Mary Fitzgerald Square

To Parade Route

Surveillance zone

The Spectacle6:45 PM

I‛m excited for the Jozi Carnival, I hope my costume

is super sexy.

The bar is up on the roof.It‛s open bar for another

thirty minutes

YEAH!!!

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Description

Studio

Critic(s)

Collaborator(s)

Urban Space in China, 2012 + 2013 Summer Workshop

What is public space? And, what is public space in China? The joint

international workshop, in collaboration with the Central Academy

of Fine Arts and the office of URBANUS, attempted to answer

these questions through investigating and analyzing the spaces that

comprise, shape and form the public realm in the urban context of

Beijing. Beijing was utilized as an urban laboratory with multiple sites

of investigation. The research and analysis lead to an exercise of

redefining design criteria for public space that was proposed for a

master plan for a new high-tech development in Beijing.

China Megacities Lab

Jeffrey R Johnson, director

PUBLICMEGABLOCK

9Workshop

closed green hill, backdrop for stage

opening to courtyard / “garden exhibit

open square with covered outdoor cafes & ground fountains; evening:light shows can convert to have temp stores

stage / amphitheater facing 45 degrees left

path circumventing stage to exhibition / pavillion area

semi-private garden spaces at various elevations with main exit from pavillion area

exbition space with glass walls pourous entrances to covered pavillion in yellow, can be used for larger events / expos / fairs

artificial water stream following subway path down to meet water fountains in block 2

1

3

7

4

2

6

stadium seating against wall

Initial Sketch

59

AM RushLunch

PM Rush Night

Maintain Existing RoadsCirculation Diagram

Unified SIte Maintain Existing Main Roads• Existing Site• Site & Flows• Flows

• Existing Site• Site & Flows• Flows


Transportation Mode





Transportation Mode





Transportation Mode





Circulation Diagram

Retain All Roads Remove All Roads Retain Only Main Roads

60

Summer

Winter

Vegetation Water Fabricated Surface

Plot B

WATCHWALK

SUNBATHING

PUBLIC PRIVATE

RUN

PLAY EAT

MARKET

SPORTSFITNESS READ SHOPPING

NAP

greenwater

rubber

fabricated

woodstonesteel

WATCH

WALK

RUN

SUNBATHING

PLAY SPORTEAT

FITNESSNAP

READSHOPPING

Major

Paths

Materials and Surfaces

Section A-B’

Plot A

Plot B

Plot C

Plot D

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Section A-B’ A

BA’

B’

Plot C HOW DO WE CREATE A PUBLIC SPACE IN THE MEGABLOCK CONTEXT?

HOW DO WE ADDRESS CONTRASTING SCALES?

HOW DO WE BUILD COMMUNITY AND IDENTITY FOR AN EMERGING NEIGHBORHOOD?

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