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architecturalintervention

adaptivereuse

urbanrecreation

officeincubator

graphicdesign

spring 2012

site

George Pearl HallAlbuquerque, NM

By stringing over 600 ping pong balls on 10 lines of wire, a canvas is

created that bridges a 62-foot void facing Central Avenue. What is seen on this

canvas at any given time is a combination of the reaction between the

natural elements, the traffic on Central, and the individual human interactions of observers inside the George Pearl Hall

courtyard. The passengers of the cars on Central are unable to see the individual changes and movements in the canvas

but each drive taken past the installation produces a different output. Conversely, observers in the courtyard can actually see these individual movements, due to

wind, a passing bus, or through their own playful interactions.

with Vincent Aragon

architecturalintervention

site

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john joseph clark

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spring 2013

site

251 Kearny St, Financial DistrictSan Francisco, CA

San Francisco is rapidly on track to become one of the world’s first carbon

neutral cities. The program of the adaptive reuse of an eight story office

building in the city’s financial district is de-signed to help reach this goal. A four story

ramping system allows for the penetration of natural light and for

convinient circulation around a unique hydroponic system that grows produce.

These planters surround an interior core of vertical chicken farms. Classrooms,

offices, storage, composting and production facilities make up the

remaining portion of this urban agricultural system.

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systems diagram

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The ramped system leads up to the rooftop greenhouse where

hydroponic systems will be able to consistently provide hundreds

of pounds of produce to be taken to local restaurants by bicycle. An output of this hydroponic system

is the creation of fog from the naturally heated water which will help reverse one effect of climate

change in San Francisco:decreased fog cover in the city.

circulation urban chickens

power storage water storage

urban farm composite

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fall 2013

site

Lomas at the Rail LineAlbuquerque, NM

The proposal seeks to give an identity for a site whose original purpose and identity have been

lost. The modern structure with its rising green landscape will create a destination

point for the people of Albuquerque that is unique to their city. It will jumpstart

pedestrian and bike activity along the rail line corridor, while acting as a place of play and

repose for downtown residents and workers. It is the active, urban landscape that will become

the new Albuquerque rail line.

The Southwestern Brewery & Ice Co. building is located along the rail line in Albuquerque’s theatre and warehouse districts. Although Downtown, the site

is bleak, desolate, and discouraging. The occassional pass of the Railrunner

or vagrant is the only source of activity along the vast span of gravel

between underused buildings. Yet, the gorgeous brick of the brewhouse

and the void around it scream of their potential and yearn for activity.

Base volume of 150,000 square feet corresponding to required square footage and height of programs.

Push and pull volume to adjust to site constraints and existing buildings.

Raise volume to accommodate spaces which require height (natatorium and main gym), and push down down volume where height of program decreases.

Adaptive reuse of Southwestern Brewery & Ice Company building, attaching climbing gym to north and east sides.

Create permeability for public circulation across the site on ground level.

Green space along rail line flows up on the roof of the building creating additional walkable and recre-ational space that is unique for the city.

form diagrams

Green roof has the feel as if it is peeled up from the landscape. Structure for the green roof resembles the rigid roots that are stretched to connect it to the ground plane.

first levelsecond level

third level

bus stops and routesproposed light rail

bike trailrail runner (below grade)

structure public transit circulation

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site

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first level second level third level

administrative suite

locker room / restroom

natatorium

security

reception

food / drink service

mixed martial arts studio

flamenco studio

indoor trackclimbing gym

storage / janitorial

main volleyball / basketball arenaauxiliary volleyball / basketball courts

medical / athletic training room

equipment storage / rental

indoor tennis courts

fitness center

classroom / studio

gallery / banquet space

childcare

colocation center / coworking space

racquetball courts

retail

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main gym west approach aux gym and track

section A looking north

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officeincubatorfall 2014

The design of this office incubator involved the research and analysis of

building systems the were best suited to help the building reach net-zero energy

performance in Albuquerque’s unique climate. The courtyard-scheme

building is clad with insulated zinc panels on the east and west, and an operable

metal mesh shading system on the south facades. The south shading system a

vertical glass fins on the north facade provide controlled natural light.

The building’s exterior circulation system along the courtyard reduce the amount

of conditioned space in the building.

site

Central Avenue and AT&SF RailroadAlbuquerque, NM

proposal

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D - Mediamesh Shading SystemE - Internal Fabric SunshadeF - Vertical Glass Fins

J - Low Desk PartitionsK - Column Free Interior 13’6” Floor to Floor HeightL - Desk arranged to reduce glare

A - Roof Mounted PhotovoltaicsB - Insulated Metal PanelC - Intelligent Operable Window

G - Tate Raised Floor SystemH - High Performance WindowsI - Translucent High Performance Spandrel Panel

section looking west

schematic system design

structure pipes and fan coil units supply and return air composite

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NEW MEXICO footballANATOMY OF THE WIN

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2013 SUN BOWL - EL PASO, TX | 34,907

3542

RUSHING YARDS PASSING YARDS YARDS PER PLAY

GAME FLOW- SCORE TO SCORE

RUSHING ATTACK QUOTE OF THE DAY

FIRST DOWNS PASSING ACCURACY

TURNOVERS

BOB DAVIE ERA

WINNING PCT.

GOLOBOS.COM #GOLOBOS

LOBO LEADERS

41 291 4 4-7 88 2ATT YDS TD ATT-COMP PASS YDS RUSH TD

CARRIER MITCHEM5 12 5-10

NEW MEXICO LOBOS @UNMLOBOS

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UP NEXT

NEW MEXICO @ PITTSBURGHSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2013

10:30AM (MT) ESPN3 / ACC NETWORK

CLARK/ARAGON

VS. UTEP43-31-3

13-9AT SUN BOWL

1 win

40

OT

UNM

42-35

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30-YD CARRIER RUN

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6 14-YD SHOWERS RUN2 65-YD JONES RUN

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ATT: 57NET GAIN: 395

AVG: 6.5LONG: 30

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS

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CARRIER (4)MITCHEM (2)

JONES (2)JEFFERY

SHOWERS

“I THINK WEʼRE BUILDING SOMETHING ON DEFENSE.

WE KNEW IF WE COULD GET A COUPLE OF STOPS, WE COULD WIN IT. THEY PROBABLY FELT THE SAME THING.”

-BOB DAVIE

IN TEXAS SINCE 1998ST

fall 2013

Graphic design began as a hobby and grew out of an education in

architecture. It has since become a passion and strength of my skill set

which I am always looking to improve.

graphicdesign

NEW MEXICO footballANATOMY OF THE WIN

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 2013 SUN BOWL - EL PASO, TX | 34,907

3542

RUSHING YARDS PASSING YARDS YARDS PER PLAY

GAME FLOW- SCORE TO SCORE

RUSHING ATTACK QUOTE OF THE DAY

FIRST DOWNS PASSING ACCURACY

TURNOVERS

BOB DAVIE ERA

WINNING PCT.

GOLOBOS.COM #GOLOBOS

LOBO LEADERS

41 291 4 4-7 88 2ATT YDS TD ATT-COMP PASS YDS RUSH TD

CARRIER MITCHEM5 12 5-10

NEW MEXICO LOBOS @UNMLOBOS

PASSINGRUSHING

Q1

UNM

7-0

T 21-2

1

UTEP

28-21

FINAL

T 35

-35

10

20

30

Q2 Q3 Q4

PENALTY

1

3

2

7

11

2-YD CARRIER RUN 2 13-YD JEFFERY REC 3 19-YD MITCHEM RUN 4 4-YD JEFFERY RUN 5

.75

1

PUNTS

PENALTIES

280

395

119

88

6.0

7.5

CA

RRIE

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MIT

CH

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GO

NG

BAY

ROG

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PRES

SLEY

291

51 43

7 3

COMPLETIONSINCOMPLETIONS

22 .57

(0-1)(1-1)

UP NEXT

NEW MEXICO @ PITTSBURGHSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 2013

10:30AM (MT) ESPN3 / ACC NETWORK

CLARK/ARAGON

VS. UTEP43-31-3

13-9AT SUN BOWL

1 win

40

OT

UNM

42-35

4

5

30-YD CARRIER RUN

6

6 14-YD SHOWERS RUN2 65-YD JONES RUN

8

8 2-YD CARRIER RUN

9

9 17-YD MITCHEM RUN

10

11 21-YD CARRIER RUN10 8-YD JONES RUN

25

ATT: 57NET GAIN: 395

AVG: 6.5LONG: 30

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS

64

CARRIER (4)MITCHEM (2)

JONES (2)JEFFERY

SHOWERS

“I THINK WEʼRE BUILDING SOMETHING ON DEFENSE.

WE KNEW IF WE COULD GET A COUPLE OF STOPS, WE COULD WIN IT. THEY PROBABLY FELT THE SAME THING.”

-BOB DAVIE

IN TEXAS SINCE 1998ST

unm athletics

The era of the internet and social media makes its user hungry for something

attractive. Information that fails to grasp attention quickly is overlooked. The

following infographics and other pieces crafted seek to present news and

information from athletics in a style that satisfys its audience.

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febuary 2014 - january 2015

Graphic work for the University of New Mexico Foundation

was intended to display information about the excellence of the

University’s schools and programs, as well as the Foundation’s mission and

goals in a aesthetically interesting format.

The goal of various pieces are designed to inspire generosity and encourage

philanthropy among the students, friends, and alumni of the University.

graphicdesignunm foundation

Donate at: unmfund.org or (505) 277-4503

Where generosity meets excellence at the University of New Mexico

Philanthropy Friday“

“Think of giving not only as a duty but as a privilege.”-John D. Rockefeller

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