contents

construction documents

mccarren park rehabilitation centerthe porch mobile mental health facility

equalizer seattypewriter gallery

ketel one lounge + office

spaces + renderings

modelsgallery/boutique display wall

prosthesis tulip mask david adjaye dirty house

resume

drawings + diagramshand drawings

negative space study body choreography

crib analysis

autocad documents

electric cable + conduit layouts

mccarren park rehabilitation center

objective: convert the now abandoned maccarren park recreation center into a functioning physical therapy center. draw inspiration from the site’s origins as a public health center.

description: the renovated mccarren park creates semi-public/semi-private recreational areas viewable and accessible from each patient room. visitors and patients have an opportunity to escape their isolated rooms and enter an area of social interaction and engagement, an important component in the healing process proven by evidence based design research studies.

floor plan of site

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detail: floor plan of patient room and recreational area

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DR OFFICE 1 DR OFFICE 2MEDICINE ROOM

BLOOD WORK ROOM

PATIENT ROOM 1 PATIENT ROOM 2

REC AREA 1 REC AREA 2

CORRIDOR CORRIDOR

PRIVATE

PUBLIC

SEMI-PUBLICSEMI-PRIVATE

diagram of public vs. private spaces

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CAREGIVER

PATIENT

VISITOR

circulation diagram of caregivers, patients and visitors

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working sketch

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view from patient bed

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view of patient room from corridor [opposite: view of rec area]

the porch mobile mental health facility

objective: create floor plans, sections, elevations and a rendered sketch for the porch mobile mental health facilty.

description: the porch travels throughout new york city and parks in various neighborhoods. once parked and opened, the mobile unit becomes a meeting place for senior citizens who suffer from mental illness. the porch encourages social interaction and peer-support for those individuals.

side + back elevation of truck exterior [closed]

concept by anna lorenzetto

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floor plan of truck interior [opened]

section cut of truck interior [opened]

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view of truck [opened]

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equalizer seat

objective: design a furniture unit inspired by an everyday object. the piece must have an audio component and be able to interact with the user[s].

description: the equalizer seat is an interactive sound equalizer as well as a functioning furniture unit, based on the physical appearance of a typewriter. sound amplification is determined by the position of the back speakers, resulting in multiple diverse visual and audio experience.

speakers

seat

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speakers

seat

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typewriter gallery

objective: create a gallery for an everyday technological object, specifically a typewriter. incorporate the object’s history and current role in society within the design of the space.

description: typewriters were designed originally as stand-alone utilitarian objects and eventually became the model for computer/tablet keyboards and cellular phone keypads. the typewriter gallery becomes more interactive from beginning to end, just as typewriters have over time.

views from back of gallery

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floor plan

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ketel one lounge + office

objective: within a 4500sf area layout and organize a lounge area as well as an office space for a popular liquor company. consider the analytical challages of using the same space both during the day and at night.

description: ketel one is both a traditional and a modern brand. the nolet family uses a 300-year-old recipe to create ketel one vodka, yet it appeals to a young and stylish market. the space designed represents the duality of the ketel one drinker: the responsible professional and the social maven. while the office and lounge are separated, there are multiple opportunities of interaction between the two, creating a new experience with every visit.

office

lounge

office

view of office: night [previous: view of lounge]

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view of office: day

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gallery/boutique display wall modelobjective: create a display wall for an art gallery/boutique that is lightweight for ease of construction and transportation to and from trade shows. the wall must manipulate and define a set of actions and dictate how guests will view the artwork on display and items for sale.

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museum board

model material: museum board

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prosthesis tulip mask modelobjective: design and build a prosthesis that will enhance and amplify your perception of space, texture, color, sound, vision and any other spatial and/or material qualities of your surroundings. build the prosthesis on a 1:1 scale.

working sketches

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model materials: platic strips, wire, electrical tape

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david adjaye dirty house modelobjective: analyze david adjaye’s dirty house [london] through line drawings, collages and a built model.

line drawings

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line drawings

model material: museum board working sketch

collage

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hand drawingsdescription: sample perspective and freehand drawings.

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graphite on paper [opposite: graphite on paper]

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negative space studyobjective: study and observe the negative spaces found in nature. draw only those negative spaces to create a complete image.

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charcoal on paper

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body choreography

elevation view: choreography of everyday kitchen movements

objective: document your body and its movements as it preforms a specific activity, specifcally, cooking. pay particular attention to the rhythm of your actions over time and how your body moves in space. find a representation technique to communicate this information.

plan view: choreography of everyday kitchen movements

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kneeships elbowsvision head

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crib analysis objective: design a booklet spread that conveys the “story” of your apartment. consider the history of the space and how it is used today.

The apartment has been the residence of my great-grand-parents, my maternal grand-parents as well as my mother and her siblings since then.

master bedroom

bedroom

hallway

wc

living room

kitchen

clo.

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porch

1&4 2&3

kitchenette

clo.

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Few renovations have been made,

My grandparents became the first owners of 26-45 28th street when purchased in 1949.

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inside booklet spread

The two-story residence has remained in the hands of the Onorato family, as my sister and I now sleep in the bedrooms that belonged to my mother and her parents, respectively.

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allowing the entire apartment to look virtually the same for sixty years.

My grandparents became the first owners of 26-45 28th street when purchased in 1949.

fourth generationtwenty-six dash forty-five twenty-eighth street, 11102

front cover

back cover

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julia salerni

february 2010

electric cable + conduit layoutsobjective: relocate con edison’s electric cable and conduit system due to the construction of new york city’s new water tunnel three and the rennovation of owen dolan park in the bronx, respectively. review and analyze the primary and secondary electrical system using company plates and records. abandon, replace and install cables, conduits and manholes as required.

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bronx conduit layout

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julia salerni26-45 28th streetastoria, ny 11102

consultants:

print date:

12/4/07

client/project name:

client xnew york, ny

architect’s seal:

designer name:

julia salerni

drawing title:

construction plan

drawing no:

A-2

no: date: issue:

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12/4/07

construction documentsobjective: create, layout and design a set of construction documents for the renovation of a midtown corporate office.

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julia salerni26-45 28th streetastoria, ny 11102

consultants:

print date:

12/4/07

client/project name:

client xnew york, ny

architect’s seal:

designer name:

julia salerni

drawing title:

drawing no:

enlarged plans & elevations

A-9

no: date: issue:

12/4/07

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autocad documentsobjective: create floor plans for two apartment units in new york city.

cl.

wc

alcove

living room

kitchen

pantry

12'

8'-5"

8'-2"

3'-6"

3'-4"

10'-3"

4'-4"

16'-9"

2'-7"1'-6"

2'-7"

floor plan

scale: 1/4”=1’

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wc

alcove

living room

kitchen

pantry

12'

8'-5"

8'-2"

3'-6"

3'-4"

10'-3"

4'-4"

16'-9"

2'-7"1'-6"

2'-7"

4'-2"

2'-6"

8'-5”

2'-6"

3'-1" 5'-2”4'-4"

dining room

cl.

bedroombedroom

kitchen

3'-3"

10'-7"

11'-1"

9'-2" 6'-10"

4'-5"

4'-5"

8'-1"

7'-7"

17'

10'-10"

11'-1"

8'-9" 4'-10"

13'-8”

7'-2"

2'-6"living room

office6'-10"

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cl.

cl.

4'-2"

2'-6"

8'-534"

2'-6"

3'-1" 5'-212"4'-4"

dining room

cl.

bedroombedroom

kitchen

3'-3"

10'-7"

11'-1"

9'-2" 6'-10"

4'-5"

8'-1"

7'-7"

17'

10'-10"

11'-1"

8'-912" 4'-10"

13'-812"

7'-2"

2'-6"living room

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floor plan

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resume

complete resume available upon request

professional experience with autocad, microstation, microsoft word, excel + accessproficient in 3d studio max, adobe photoshop, illustrator, indesign + dreamweaver

skilled in hand drawings + hand renderingseducated in revit, c++, html, css programming language, wordpress, rhino + flash

exceptional interpersonal + analytical skillscpr/first aid trained and certified

skills

recipient of the parsons design inspiration award projects chosen to appear in the yearly publication WORK

student member of asid + iida selected as 3dsmax tutor

participant in the new school university’s mentor programbinghamton university alumni admissions volunteer

activities + interests

experiencetutor | 3dsmax, autocad, illustrator, indesign

freelancer | graphic designer, drafter (autocad), renderer (3dsmax)con edison | junior designer: public improvement + engineering

parsons the new school for design | assistant manager, operations: school of amtparsons the new school for design | senior office assistant: department of cdt

martha stewart living omnimedia | product coordinator: martha stewart everyday chubb group of insurance companies | commercial auto specialist

dtm elevator consulting and drafting services | administrative assistantthe picture people portrait studio | photography assistant

new york institute of technology | continuing education revit architecture course parsons the new school for design | aas interior design

binghamton university | bs management information systems + ba italianaltos de chavón la escuela de diseño | drawing course for credit

stony brook university | one month study abroad program in rome

education

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