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ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIORICKY- NATHANIEL MASON

Rue de La Republique Marigot, Saint: MartinPen Drawing

Content Page

Studio Work

Drawings and Paintings

Actual Projects

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33 / Acrylic Paintings

6 / Miami Pioneer Housing

Development Complex 8/ FCAA Youth And Famiy

Develpment Complex

10/ Midtown Redevelopment

14 / Jacksonville Int. Football Stadium

18 / Mixed-Use Highrise

24 / Mixed-Use Midrise

Rue de La Republique Marigot, Saint: MartinPen Drawing

SATELLITE VIEW OF THE SITE

SECOND FLOOR PLAN 3/32” = 1’-0” TENTH FLOOR PLAN 3/32” = 1’-0”TERRACE AND PENTHOUSE

SITE PLAN

FLORIDAMIAMI-DADE COUNTY

OPA-LOCKA IN RELATIONS TO THE REST OF NORTH MIAMI

THE OPA-LOCKA DISTRICT LOCATION OF THE PROJECT 29th AVENUE COURT

The Miami Pioneer Housing Development Complex / Opa locka, FL

Summer Intern / Fall 2013 / Rabbani Muhammad Architect

Description: During my 2013 summer Intern, I Description: During my 2013 summer Intern, I aidded in the development of this project by working on most of the desing, plans and presen-tation layout. This Ten story retirement home in-cludes a green roof, terrace, penthouse, pool, lounge, family room, tness room and retail space. This project is currently in the process of being funded and constructed.

Representation: Revit/Photoshop/Google Earth

NW 132ND TERRACE

NW 132ND TERRACE

NW 132ND STREETASWAN ROAD

\NW 28TH AVENUE

NW 28TH STREET

29TH AVENUE

NW 135TH STREET

OPA-LOCKA BLVD

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SATELLITE VIEW OF THE SITE

SECOND FLOOR PLAN 3/32” = 1’-0” TENTH FLOOR PLAN 3/32” = 1’-0”TERRACE AND PENTHOUSE

SITE PLAN

FLORIDAMIAMI-DADE COUNTY

OPA-LOCKA IN RELATIONS TO THE REST OF NORTH MIAMI

THE OPA-LOCKA DISTRICT LOCATION OF THE PROJECT 29th AVENUE COURT

The Miami Pioneer Housing Development Complex / Opa locka, FL

Summer Intern / Fall 2013 / Rabbani Muhammad Architect

Description: During my 2013 summer Intern, I Description: During my 2013 summer Intern, I aidded in the development of this project by working on most of the desing, plans and presen-tation layout. This Ten story retirement home in-cludes a green roof, terrace, penthouse, pool, lounge, family room, tness room and retail space. This project is currently in the process of being funded and constructed.

Representation: Revit/Photoshop/Google Earth

NW 132ND TERRACE

NW 132ND TERRACE

NW 132ND STREET

ASWAN ROAD

\NW 28TH AVENUE

NW 28TH STREET

29TH AVENUE

NW 135TH STREET

OPA-LOCKA BLVD

EAST ELEVATION 3/32” = 1’-0”

SOUTH ELEVATION 3/32” = 1’-0”SECTION 2 3/32” = 1’-0”

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FCAA Youth and Family Development Complex / Opa locka, FL

Summer Intern / Fall 2013 / Rabbani Muhammad Architect

Description: This is one of the Projects that I haveDescription: This is one of the Projects that I have-worked on during the summer of 2013 in which we visited the abandoned building and took mea-surements. Designs and plans were created to turn this building into a community center. The Renovation would include a green roof, terrace, classrooms, lounge, kitchen, playground and a basketball court for the family and youths of the community. This project is currently in the process of being funded and constructed.

Representation: Revit/Photoshop/Google Earth

THE OPA-LOCKA DISTRICTFLORIDAMIAMI-DADE COUNTY

OPA-LOCKA IN RELATIONS TO THE REST OF NORTH MIAMI

SITE PLAN

SATELLITE VIEW OF THE SITE

LOCATION OF THE PROJECTNW 26th AVENUE8

SECOND FLOOR PLAN 3/32” = 1’-0”

SOUTH ELEVATION 3/32” = 1’-0”

EAST ELEVATION 3/32” = 1’-0”

SECTION AA 3/32” = 1’-0”

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Midtwown Redevelopment / Tallahassee, FL

Urban Design Studio 5.1 / Fall 2013 / Professor Robles

Florida Agricultural And Mechanical University

Description: This group project consisted of threepersons and had a duration of three weeks. The goal was to redevelop the Midtown corridor of goal was to redevelop the Midtown corridor of Thomasville Road. Analysis were carried out to better understand the urban environment and to come up with solutions to improve it. The objectivewas to creat a unique walkable urban street for Tallahassee that would be lined with buisness, cafesand restaurants. the redeveloped street would atand restaurants. the redeveloped street would at-tract people and slow down traffic ow. During the last week, each student chose a site and design a building that would t the context of the new Thomasville Street.

Representation: Drawings/Revit/Photoshop/Archicad/Powerpoint

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Site

Replace asphault road with stone paved roads and brick sidewalks which make Midtown Unique. This would add texture and slow the speed of traffic.

Crape Myrtle and Sabale Palmetto would be planted interchangeably in the Medians. Ginkgo.Bilopa trees would be planted along the side walks to provide shade.

Metal Tree Grates would be used to allow more surface area for pedestrians, air cir-culationand root room for the trees. Light poles would also be solar powered.

Recyle Bins, benches, kiosk and advertist-ments would be added along the Street.

Alluminated crosswalks, and elevated brick intersection crosswalk would be added inorder to make the street pedes-trian friendly.

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BeforeProposed Building The Site choosen is a vacant parking lot

New commercial building along the redeveloped

Thomasville Road

After

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East Elevation

Materials

Cobble Stone

Light Brown Brick

Section AA 13

Jacksonville Int. Football Stadium / Jacksonville, FL.

Studio 5.2 / Spring 2014 / Professor Chamel

Florida Agricultural And Mechanical University

Description:Description: The objective of this project was to design an interna-tional Soccer Stadium for the City of Jacksonville Florida. This 5th year nal project was also submited into the ACSA-AISC 2014 Steel Design Student Competion. The Stadium would be located in the sports complex east of the city’s Downtown’ industrial area. De-signed to FIFA standards, It would have a capacity of 45,000 people. The concept of the design and the use of crane like elements stems from the industrial ports near the site along the St. Johns River. The huge crane like structure was designed holds up the roof with tens-sion cables.

Representation: Study Model/ Final Model/Hand Drawings/Revit/Photoshop

Downtown Jacksonville

Site Plan With Proposed Stadium 1’=200’-0”

Proposed Site

Roof

*Teflon-coated fiberglass

*Steel Truss

*Tenssion Bars and Steel cables

Structure

*Steel truss, steel columns and steel beams*Tenssion bars and steel cables*Precast concrete

*Proferated steel skin

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South Elevation 1’=80’-0”West Elevation 1’=80’-0”

Axonometric

Ground Level 1’=80’-0”

Level 3 1’=80’-0”

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Section 1’=80’-0”

Section 1’=80’-0”

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Partial Section Model

Tension Steel Cables

Bolt and Washer

PlateNuts

Hollow Core Structural Steel Coloumn

Callouts 1’=40’-0”

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Base Cables Steel Hinge

Stainless Steel Bolt Fixing

Base Cables Steel Hinge

Plate

Bolt Base Cable End

Steel Hinge

RebarVapour Barrier

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Proposed Site->>

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Mixed-Use Highrise / Mobile, AL

Studio 4.1 / Fall 2012 / Professor Knight

Florida Agricultural And Mechanical University

Description:Description: This project is a mixed use highrise proposal for downtown Mobile between Government and Johachim Street. The design intent is to create more residential space within the downtown area. My design is a tower consisting of 40 oors with an attached 6 oor parking garage with retail on the ground level. The tower’s rst 10 oors consist of a 100 room hotel, office space from the 12th to the 27th oor and apartments and condos from the 28th to the 40th oor for best marketable views. The from the 28th to the 40th oor for best marketable views. The steel structure building would be topped with two atennas reach-ing a height of 800 feet. It would surpas the RSA Battle House Tower making it the tallest building in Mobile and the tallest building in the Gulf Coast outside of Houston. The Unique design would make it a landmark for the city which can be seen from I-10 upon entering the city from the east or west.

Representation: Study Model/ Final Model/Hand Drawings/Revit/Photoshop

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Structural Model

View of the Site

View of the Site and the historical building on the site.

View of the Site from Conti Street

View of the Site from Gov-ernment Street Street

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SKETCHES AND STUDY MODELS

SITE STUDY

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First Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

Third FloorHotel Floor Plan

Office Floor Plan Apartment Floor Plan 21

North Elevation

Hotel Room

Office Space

View of the building and the Mobile skyline from I 10.22

Multi Use highriseNorth west view with Historical building in the forfront

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Mixed-Use Midrise/ Tallahasse, FL

Studio 3.2 / Summer 2011 / Professor Chin and Goodwin

Florida Agricultural And Mechanical University

Description:Description: This project is a mix-use building that in-cludes a ve level parking garage, retail space and ve levels of office space located between Monroe, Tennessee and Calhoune Street. Studies were carried out on the site and surrounding area and research was carried out on the variouse city codes and regu-lations. The set backs were taken into consideration in order to design this building. The Retail was placed on Tennessee Street due to high density traffic and the Garage behind it with an entrance and exit on the second oor on Calhoune and exit on the lower oor on Monroe Street because of the grade of the site. The Commercial offices were place above the garage with the entrance on Monroe Street. The structure was constructed out of precast concrete structure was constructed out of precast concrete and steel to reduce cost and duration of constructon. The facades of the garage and retail space were de-signed out of brick masonry and precast concrete while the commercial space facades were designed out of steel and glass with sun shading devices that reduce heat gain and re ects sunlight deeper into the building to reduce energy use.

Representation: Parti Model/Study Model/ Final Model/Revit/Photoshop

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Tenneessee Street

Mon

roe Street

Calhou

ne Street

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View of mixed use building from Tennessee Street 25

DIAGRAM ANALYSIS OF THE SITE

VEGETATION CULTURAL VIEW

ZONING AND SET BACKS

VIEW FROM SITE

CONTOUR

PROPERTY BOUNDARY

PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION

SITE COVERAGE

NOISE VEHICULAR TRAFFIC

VIEW INTO SITE

BUILDING HIGHT

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DIAGRAM ANALYSIS OF THE SITE

VEGETATION CULTURAL VIEW

ZONING AND SET BACKS

VIEW FROM SITE

CONTOUR

PROPERTY BOUNDARY

PEDESTRIAN CIRCULATION

SITE COVERAGE

NOISE VEHICULAR TRAFFIC

VIEW INTO SITE

BUILDING HIGHT

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Structural Model Serve vs. Servant Model

Circulation Model Enclosure Model

Site Plan

Structural System that would be used.

Structural Model Serve vs. Servant Model

Circulation Model Enclosure Model

Site Plan

Structural System that would be used.Monroe Street Plan Calhoune Street Plan

South ElevationOffice Plan

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Section AA

MONROE

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Section AA

MONROE

Tennessee Street View

Calhoune Street View

Model Showing Enclouse

Section BB

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32 L’Office du Tourisme, Marigot, St: Martin Financial Center, Roseau Dominica

El Capitolio, Havana Cuba Rue de La Republique, Marigot, St: Martin

33Baie Rouge, Terre Basse, Saint: Martin

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