Portfolio-LanNguyen

Portfolio

Foreword People sometime asked me what field would you want to spend your life in if you could turn back time. I think about all different possibilities in which I could contribute in my best... In the end,... I would enter architectural world again...andAgain...

Lan Dang Nguyen

VERTICAL STUDIOResearch Lab Pier 40 | Hudson River | New York

ART PERFORMANCE PAVILIONSoHo | New York

LOW INCOME HOUSING - STUDIOConey Island | Brooklyn

AGENT STRUCTURENoKaidoscope ProjectPratt Institute Gallery

ARTERY CULTURAL CENTERChinatown | Boston

COMMUNITY ROWING BOAT HOUSEBackbay | Boston

CONTEXT - STUDIOAdvance Material IncubatorEast River | New York

TECTONIC IDEAConfiguration

CAP STUDIOVisiting CampusAbu Dahbi

MEDIA | DIGITAL REPRESENTATION

WORKING EXPERIENCES

6

14

34

38

48

54

66

74

80

90

106

Page

123456

87

9

Hudson River Research LabNew York

Art Perfomance Pavilion Soho - New York

Agent StructureExhibition - Pratt Institute Gallery

Low Income HousingConey Island - New York

Exhibition CenterAbu Dahbi

Advanced Material IncubatorEast River - New York

Digital Representation Tectonic- Connection Community Rowing Boat HouseBackbay - Boston

page4 | 5

1 Pier 40/ Hudson River/ Research Lab

PARAMETRICISM

Fall 2011/ Pratt InstituteCritic/ Erich Schoenenberger

As the development of computational

design, questioning for a proposal of

new style is neccesary visualization to

adapt with changes of social order that

could refl ecting an environment in which

contains our daily activities.

page6 | 7

My concept is focusing on deterioration processes in which form

is generated based on transformation of decomposed organization

under forces over time. In the process, when surface is deteriorated,

internal organization start to fall apart creating new boundary

overtime. There is a relationship between complete and incomplete

figure that perform the changing stages from fresh to decay, from

young to old

The initial cell is transformed via experience

of variable changes that perform a different

appearances. Aggregation from multiple cells

generate a field condition in which contain

spatial qualities , hierarchy order, openness,

enclosure that reveal a new configuration

DeteriorationInitial Concept/Time/ Aging

FORM SEARCHING

a. Initial Componentb. Variables c. Aggregation 1d. Aggregation 2

Renderings

ab

cd

page8 | 9

Pier 40 is located along Hudson

river that connect to city via

Westside highway. The pier

currently is functioning as

outdoor recreation center,

commercial port, public parking

Urban RetrofitSite/ Analysis/ Strategy

SITE CONTEXT

As a part of city fabrication, the site is considered to tie between city and water edges

to enhance access capacity. There are few aspects to address

/ Link current pedestrian pathway as part of building

/ Intersect trajectory in order to use as share program

/ Varies scale allowing diff erent type of program

/ Bridging between site and city above the highway

SITE STRATEGY

ramp upramp down

1. Lab - Research2. Cafeteria

4. Auditorium

6. Education center

8. Art performance center

10. Elevated bridge

3. Kayaking

5. Indoor recreation

7. Outdoor activities

9. Services - Administration

11. Rest area

Hudson river has been the most polluted river in the States.

Proposed program for the research lab is mixed use activities.

Research lab of estuary sanctuary for protection of fi sh, wildlife

and their habitats is focused. Additional, performance art center

and in/out door recreation center are included as well to enhance

activities among the community

PROPOSED PROGRAM

The fi nal confi guration is inherited

the conceptual idea while response

to urban context. Indeed, the

confi guration is investigated during

form searching processes and design

development strategy in order to adapt

with site constraint meanwhile propose

a program via a organization which is

found and negotiate in the aggregation

process.

SPATIAL CONFIGURATION | CONFIGURATION ON SITE | VIEW TOWARD CITY

Confi gurationTessellation/Visualization/

Renderings

2Abu Dahbi/ Visiting Center

Spring 2011/ Pratt InstituteCritic/ Erich SchoenenbergerClient/ Christo and Jeanne - ClaudeGroup Design: Lan Nguyen | Stephen Lam |Richards Mark

CLIENT:

PERSPECTIVE

This CAP ( Comprehensive Architecture Project) studio is engaged with an intense project in which students work

from schematic design to producing construction drawings. In this project, students meet up with consultants

for MEP system and structural advice for specific site and climate condition.

In this selected studio, we had opportunity to be a part of conceptual design studio project within Pratt

degree program. Our client in this case was Christo and Jeanne - Claude. Specifically, the studio divided

into four team carrying different programs that ultimately become a visiting campus for Christo and Jeanne

- Claude’s Mastaba project in Abu Dahbi. Our team took responsibility for designing an Exhibition Center

a. Visiting Campusb. Exhibition Center

Models:3D print

ab

page14 | 15

THE

MA

STA

BA

FOR

UA

E Recurring Medium: The Oil BarrelsThe used of the oil barrels has been a recurring medium in Christo and Jeanne Claude’s works since the 1960s. With each consecutive iteration, the scale and magnitude of the installations shift from the micro to macro.Conceived in 1977, The Mastaba will be a work of art made of approximately 410,000 horizontally stacked oil barrels. The Mastaba will have an overall surfacing of 55-gallon stainless steel oil barrels of various bright colors. Hundreds of bright colors, as enchanting as Islamic mosaics, will give a con-stantly changing visual experience according to the time of the day and the quality of the light.

Sculptural EssenceThe very nature of concealing the building under fabric emphasize the proportion of the structure and its esscence. Yet underneath the fabric, it remain a bridge, a museum, or a piece of architecture. Therefore it engages the passerby through the traditional architec-tural sense, such as the procession to, from, and through the instal-lation. The plans for the Mastabase indicates a scale larger then the pyramid of Giza. This installation is projected to be a monumental destination. The Mastaba, a work of art whose only purpose is to be itself, will be situated on a slightly rising plain to allow visitors the full impact of the uniqueness of this monument, as they approach by foot, automobile, or by air.

Urban PlanningThe immense scale of Christo and Jeanne Claude’s installation involves a magnitude of planning sessions and debate. “Architec-ture and urban planning are always discussed before completion. People discuss the possibility of a new bridge, a new highway, a new airport before those are built.” The plans of these installation also reflects its urban contexts in the adjacencies, such as along roads and highways, barns, temples, churches, gas stations, schools, habitations and cattle.The plans for the Mastaba also includes a complex with parking facilities, a worship room, rest areas for the public and lodging for the curator, the maintenance personnel and the guardians.

Painterly AttributeWith their more monumental installation, Christo and Jeanne Claude captures a very picturesque quality in relation to the landscape. It not only subjugate the landscape to accept its existence but adds a surrealist touch to the passerby’s perception.The grandeur and vastness of the land will be reflected in the dimensions of the Mastaba, which will be:• 150 meters (492 feet) high• 225 meters (738 feet) deep• 300 meters (984 feet) wide

a. Christo and Jeanne Claude’s Drawings Proposed for the Mastaba

Site Location

Scale relationship

Mastaba project is a proposal from Christo and Jeanne- Claude to ruler of UAE. The mastaba

would be on dessert where Christo and Jeanne-Claude specificly selected by their critical

analysis about topography and view.

Christo and Jeanne - Claude has been following this project for more than 10 years. Recently,

Ruler of UAE positively agreed to build the Mastabar and its facilities. This Mastaba would be

the first permanent art installation project of Christo and Jeanne - Claude.

page16 | 17

Particle Behavior

Granular flow is an essentially un-modeled physical behavior. At times granular motion acts like a solid and at others like a fluid, and the transition between the twocan be rapid. Each particle is independent yet dependent upon it’s neighbors. The velocity that the particle travels is determened by it’s neighbors and its interaction during travel. As well, the behavior of one grain and its immediate contacts after impact is closely connected. Hence the viscosity of the sand and the state of the wind, whether gradual periodic or turbulent, affects the particle behavior toward a global behavior.

Sand Boom Potential Energy --> Kenetic Energy--> Acoustic Sound

Kenetic

Gravity

CAP. StudioProf. Erich Schoenenberger

Lan Nguyen | Stephen Lam | Mark Richards

sand is pushed beyond the crest by the windand settles where the wind stops

dunes that reach a threshold will begin to avalanchethe angle of repose is typically 30-34 degrees

loose sand is pushed up the dune by windsome sand settles along the up hill path

this unsettles a large amount of sand to reset the growth patternit also contributes to the migration of the sand dune

PARTICLE BEHAVIOR

Granular flow is an essentially un-modeled physical behavior. At times granular motion acts like a solid

and at others like a fluid, and the transition between the two can be rapid. Each particle is independent

yet dependent upon it’s neighbors. The velocity that the particle travels is determined by it’s neighbors

and its interaction during travel. As well, the behavior of one grain and its immediate contacts after

impact is closely connected. Hence the viscosity of the sand and the state of the wind, whether gradual

periodic or turbulent, affects the particle behavior toward a global behavior

Initial ConceptParticle Flow/

Aeolian Pressure

Aeolian Pressure Loose Particle Layer

Particle movement inresponse to initial pressure

Instance of low turbulance

Collision of high and lowpressure stream

Instance of high turbulance

Final State

Initial State

Final stage

page18 | 19

Wind Vector overinitial surfacegenerate potentialpaths of deforamtion.

Initial Surface Gen 1: Principle Deformation

Deformation are defined with an orientation towards the Mastaba.

Gen 2: Access Condition Gen 3: Variety of Turbulence

Gen 4: Height Constriction Gen 5: Volume Condition

Deformations in thesystem are assessed for potential accesspoints.

Further developmentof turbulence withinthe surface are articulated.

A height limitationwas set to maintaincohesion withadjacent structure.

Volume conditionsare evaluated forpotential area ofprogramatic space.

Articulated Massing

Wind Vector overinitial surfacegenerate potentialpaths of deforamtion.

Initial Surface Gen 1: Principle Deformation

Deformation are defined with an orientation towards the Mastaba.

Gen 2: Access Condition Gen 3: Variety of Turbulence

Gen 4: Height Constriction Gen 5: Volume Condition

Deformations in thesystem are assessed for potential accesspoints.

Further developmentof turbulence withinthe surface are articulated.

A height limitationwas set to maintaincohesion withadjacent structure.

Volume conditionsare evaluated forpotential area ofprogramatic space.

Articulated Massing

FORM DEVELOPMENT

Interior

Access ToAccomodation

Access ToService Entrance

Access ToTour Center

Access ToPrayer Space

Access ToParking

Entrance

Cafe

Office Library

Auditorium

ExhibitionGiftshop

Primary CirculationSecondary Circulation

Ground Circulation

North

LEGEND

Lobby

Entrance

Fire Exit

Exhibition

Archive

Fire Exit

PROGRAM DIAGRAM

UP

UP

ELEVATOR PIT

1

2

3

456

7

8

9

10

1213

14

15

16

17

C

BA

Auditorium

Mechanical

Archive

ROTATINGPARTION

PODIUMSTOR.

STORAGE

MEDIA ROOM

11

FIXT_CODEFU_TOTALFU_WASTEFU_HOTFU_COLDFIXT_CODEFU_TOTALFU_WASTEFU_HOTFU_COLD

15'

15'

14'-5"

15'-11 12 "

15'-6 12 "

13'-6 12 "

13'-5 12 "

17'-4 12 "

17'-4 12 "

21'-9 12 "

22'

20'-9"

15'-2 12 "

18'

18'

150

230230

150

8'-1"

3'

2'-11"

UP

UP

UP

UP

Open To Below

Gift Shop

Cafe

Mechanical

Exhibition 1

Exhibition B

Lobby

PedestrianEntrance

VehicularEntrance

M

W

1

2

3

456

7

8

9

10

11

1213

14

15

16

17

C

BA

BASEMEN PLAN

UP

UP

UP

UP

Open To Below

Gift Shop

Cafe

Mechanical

Exhibition 1

Exhibition B

Lobby

PedestrianEntrance

VehicularEntrance

M

W

1

2

3

456

7

8

9

10

11

1213

14

15

16

17

C

BA

DN

DN

DN

C

BA

Exhibition 3

Offices

1

2

3

456

7

8

9

10

11

1213

14

15

16

17

GROUND PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN

page24 | 25

DUCT DISTRIBUTION LAYOUT LEVEL 1

Environmental ControlBoiler/ Chiller/ AHUDuct/ Circulation/Size

ROTATINGPARTION

Archive815 sqft

Auditorium1160sqft

Media Room 70 sqft

Storage80 sqft

Circulation & Public Space 1430 sqft

WC: Men100 sqft

WC: Women 130 sqft

Mechanical1100 sqft

ZONE 1

ZONE 2

Open To Below

WC: Men150 sqft

WC: Women 130 sqft

Exhibition 22375 sqft

Mechanical425 sqft

Gift Shop 440 sqft

Cafe1485 sqft

Lobby & Exhibition 12350 sqft

ZONE 3

ZONE 4

ZONE 5

Mechanical 150 sqft

Exhibition 31450sqft

900 sqft

100 sqft

120 sqft

150 sqft

Duct Space

ZONE 6

ZONE 7

RISER DIAGRAM

Elevation + 0'-0"

Elevation + 15'

Elevation 0 - 15'

Elevation + 35'

Section 1-1

Elevation 0 - 21'

Elevation + 28'

a. Cross Sectionb. View from back entrance

Models:Renderings a

b

Concrete wall

8"x8" tube steel girder

Interior finish

8"x8" tube steel beam

4 " insulation

Pin bolt connection

Welded Ledge

Welded to girder

Joint sealants

6" Prefab concrete carrier

1" Ceramic Tile

Gasket

Panel Detail

Pour stop

Lightweight Concrete Panel

Air Ventilation

3/8" latex modified concrete

Lightweight concrete

Roof desk (Walkable surface)

Insulation-Water Barrier

3" corrugated Metal Decking

Steel Tube Beam

Roof Detail

3Tectonic - Scale - MaterialityFall 2007/ BACCritic/ Shonali Rajani

This study is explorating various combination in term

of form and representation aspects. Intersecting and

interlocking , void and solid, horizontal and vertical

are the key aspects that creating the modules that

populated via a tectonic principle.

PlanUnit Diagram

Section

page34 | 35

Physical model, digital model, photos

collages are the method to explore the

potentials medium to create hyper-real

visualization.

Design Statement

Incubator for Advanced Material Businesses is the ultimate design

for this studio. By doing deeply researching on snow-flake, orga-

nization and pattern of growing is revealed. By understanding the

nature growing process of system, aggregation is tested and at-

tempt to bring main principles of the tesselation to incorporate to

system of the Incubator .

4 Dumbo/ East River/ Incubator Spring 2010/ Pratt InstituteCritic/ Carla Leitao

page38 | 39

Snowflake Crystal Morphology Analysis

Branching

MANHATTAN BR

JOHN ST

TS S

MADA

TS

LRAEP T

John St

MANHATTAN BR

JOHN ST

TS S

MADA

TS

LRAEP T

John St

a. Site Planb. Model on Site

Images:

ab

page42 | 43

5Artery Cultural Center/ ChinatownBoston, MAFall 2007/ BACCritic/ Shonali Rarani

Design Statement:

The site is situated at the edge between Chinatown and fi nancial district of Boston.

One is intimate scale at Hudson Street, the other side on JFK street is large scale. My

concept for the design is respecting the current condtions of the site. My building

is concerned to fi t the existing constraint relationship. I want to keep traditional

and intimate structure at Chinatown side by using brick material and post-beam

wood structure, while design a contemporary look on the JFK facade facing Boston

fi nancial district by using large scale, modern material such as translucent glass and

smooth concrete. The vent was once the most obstructing and odd-looking to the

site that now is becoming a part of my building.

Site

Subway Vent Shaft

Adjencents Buildings

Public Plaza

View from Chinatown side

Sections

Second Floor Plan ( Performance)

Third Floor Plan (Office)

Forth Floor Plan (Art Loft)

View from Chinatown side

Sections

Performance Space

South East Elevation

North West Elevation

Forth Floor Plan (Art Loft)

Look over JFK street toward the building ( Financial District Side)

GENERATIVE COMPONENT

CNC MILLING

| Fabrication |

| Fabrication |

The premise of the seminar focused on

the use of swarm intelligence as way

of form finding. Using nature of these

complex systems as a way to generate

space and structure based on simple rules

and logic. Systems borrowed from nature,

mathematics, and physics were applied to

a design problems and their intelligence

embedded into the design solutions.

Using object oriented programming with

parametric design tools we investigated how

these emergent systems can feed into the

discourse of architecture in order to evaluate

new methods of making. The investigations

focused on creating full scale pavilions which

required the research to explore structure

and fabrication methodologies

6 Agent Structure

ULTIMATE GOAL

CONCEPT

Fall 2011/ Pratt InstituteSponsored by Bentley IncorporateInstructor: Robert CervellioneGroup project : - Lan Nguyen | Alanna Kleiner | Yasin Ozdemir

In this class we worked with methods of limited diffusion aggregation. We wanted to explore the idea of looking inside of

an object as a way of experiencing architecture. We created that effect using different scales and types of perforation and

play with the idea of density and lightness.

We believed using principles of a kaleidoscope may be useful to play with the light captured in an object to create an

interesting experience of looking inside of a space that you do not necessarily enter.

page56 | 57

Swarm Simulation

NOKaidoscope

We looked at swarm systems in order to create a cluster of points that suggests a semi-enclosed

space. The system is hung from the ceiling. The use of avoid and seek points creates the cluster

that is represented the start end points of the lines. The lines is created by a single parameter

that is to meet the interior angle of a prism. For every point, the script fi nd two more points that

suggests an triangle and whenever the angle of a corner of the triangle is between 55-65 degrees

the adjacent edges are drawn. With this system we hope to imitate both the characteristic of a

kaleidoscope image and also logics of its system.

Overlap avoid radius

Exhibition Space Hall

Glass Panel

Glass Panel

Ceiling

String

Avoid Points

Legend

Plan- Diagram

Section- Diagram

Seek Points

Point DensityHigh

Low

Overlap avoid radius

Exhibition Space Hall

Glass Panel

Glass Panel

Ceiling

String

Avoid Points

Legend

Plan- Diagram

Section- Diagram

Seek Points

Point DensityHigh

Low

55-65

55-65

55-65

55-65

Gravity TestKangaroo Simulation

DLA | Main Constrain

55-65 DegreePlan

Anchor PointsFragile Stage Stable Stage

Elevation

Seek - Avoid Set Up

seek pointsavoid points

a. Renderingsb. Planc. Elevation from outside galleryd. Section

Drawings

b c d d

aa

page62 | 63

7Coney Island/ Low Income Housing

Fall 2010/ Pratt InstituteCritic/ James Garrison

This design studio focuses on the contemporary urban condition. The site is located in

Coney Island that deal with the interrelationships between urban form land and building use

transportation and environment. The narrow shape of the site and proposed programing

for inter-generation , building regulations are the key aspects driving the ultimate design.

page66 | 67

Site Constraint/Analysis/

a. Site Current Conditionb. Sound Diagramc. Vegetation Distribution Diagram

Images:

ab

c

The site is situated in a zone which challenge for a housing project. The site is a long narrow strip along main traffic Surf Ave.

On the back side of the site is a two level elevated subway which cause a lot noise and vibration. There is amusement part

opposite to the site which cause of noise as well. However, the site has its advantage of view to the ocean. The site has short

distance to board walk along the beach.

Stillwell Ave

W 15st

W 16st

Mermaid Ave

Surf Ave

Boardwalk

Amusement Park

Ball Park

Jones WalkW 12 st

W 8 st

W 19st

W 20st

W 17st

Bowery St

Noise PolutionNoise and Vibration Elevated SubwaySubway StationSite

Low to High

UP

DN6' -

0"7'

- 0"

7' -

0"

PowderRoom

Entrance

Studio 1 Studio 2

Corridor

14' - 0" 14' - 0"

28' - 0"

1A105

2A105

21' -

0"

a1

a

b

c

c2

3 4 5

41' -

0"

7' -

0"13

' - 0

"

14' - 0"

28' - 0"

Kitchen

14' - 0"

Balcony

16' -

0"

5' -

0"

41' -

0"

3 4 5

Level 10' - 0"

Level 29' - 0"

Level 318' - 0"

Powder Room

Bedroom

14' - 0" 14' - 0"

9' - 6" 9' - 8"

28' - 0"

3 4 5

Level 10' - 0"

Level 29' - 0"

Level 318' - 0"

Corridor

Kitchen

Bathroom

Livingroom

7' - 0"6' - 0"7' - 0"

Studio

21' - 0"

41' - 0"

a1 a b c c2

ComponentTypical Unit/Aggregation/

Lower Floor

Section 1-1

Upper Floor

Section 2-2

a. Typical Housing Unitb. Aggregation of Units

Images:

a b

After researching demography of Coney

Island, duplex apartment is a solution for

maximize the use of square footage and

also allow flexibility in number of occupants.

There are two independent studio on lower

level which can rented out while owner still

live on 2 bedrooms apartment on upper level.

Circulation is focused in order to maintain

privacy of both owner and tenants. Layout

is coordinated with limit site width, required

square footage, air ventilation, natural light

and view to the beach

UP

UP

UP

UP

UP UP

UP

DN

DN

DN

DN

DN DN

DN

6' -

0"7'

- 0"

7' -

0"

PowderRoom

Entrance

Corridor

14' - 0" 14' - 0"

PowderRoom

Storage PowderRoom

PowderRoom

Gabage

Shaft Shaft

Entrance

PowderRoom

BalconyBalcony

a

b

c

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

14' - 0"14' - 0"

16' -

0"

36' -

0"

14' - 0" 14' - 0" 14' - 0" 14' - 0" 14' - 0" 14' - 0" 14' - 0" 14' - 0"

168' - 2"

Balcony

PowderRoom

Bedroom 1

a

b

c

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Balcony Balcony Balcony Balcony

PowderRoom

Lower Floor Plan

Upper Floor Plan

Woodshop

Balcony

Courtyard garden

Gymnasty

Bridge

Dining Space

Courtyard garden

HousingEntrance

HousingEntrance

Classroom

Changing room

Cafeteria

Educational Center

Garden

BalconyBalcony

Food Storage

Communal Kitchen

Screening Room

Services

Art studio

Garden

Garden

GROUND LEVEL | AMENITIES LEVEL | CORE COLLECTION LEVEL | HOUSING LEVEL

SECTION FACADE ON SURF AVE

Drawings

below

left above

left below

8Community Rowing Boat HouseBackbay | Boston| MassachusettsSpring 2007/ BACCritic/ Kate Schulte

Design Statement:

The site is located in a place of historic preservation in the Back Bay

area along the Charles River in Boston, Massachusetts. The building

site connects the city to the river. The studio assignment utilizes it a

Community Rowing Boat House facility to attempt a connection from the

Back Bay to the water’s edge of the river. My design strategy connects

the site with the current Back bay housing, making the site a part of the

whole city planing. The proposed design for the Boat house bridges over

Storrow Drive connecting the building to the city. Grid of street level (residential area)HighwayRiver bank ( located the boat house)

Charles riverPathsConnection points to city

Site Improvements

Solutions For Current Site:

The residential area is connected with the river bank by relocating the Storrow Drive to an

underground condition. The design seek to bring back nature and the beautiful shoreline of the

Charles river as it used to be before the interruption of the highway. Storrow Drive could not be

eliminated because it serve as a major transportation vehicular access to the city of Boston.

A wide bridge is suspended on top and over the highway. A series of light-well and openings are

created to reconnect the highway to the Charles river scene.

After the site has been transformed this way, more people will be able to access the river bank.

The site location of the boat house is at the far point corner of the river bank. This location reduces

the obstructing view for residential area looking toward the river. Also, boats can easily gain access

to the boat house

a. Symbolic Form Diagramb. Site Planc. Plansd.Renderings

Images:

a d d

db c

A

A

B B

9Soho / Art Performance Pavilion Fall 2009/ Pratt InstituteCritic/ Peter Macapia

Re-defining shapes, connections and

aggregation systems between structure

and membranes is a mission of this

studio. Following bottom - up method,

new forms and space is revealed at a

certain emergent moment. Eventually,

organization and programing started

incorporating with the aggregation

system to create the relationship between

a part and the whole

page80 | 81

Nest List[Round[Last[#]/Cos[Pi/90]] ->First [#]/50 & / @ # &, {95->96, 96->97, 97->98, 98 ->99, 99 ->100, 100 ->1, 1->2, 2->3, 3->4 ... ...89 ->90, 90 ->91, 91->92, 92-

Folding - Connection

Variation

Scripting

UNITTypical Unit/Variation/Connection/

Variation Connection Aggregation

Recursive Scripting

Aggregation

Digital Model | Physical ModelImages:

Model On Site | View Inside PavilionRenderings:

MAYA - RHINO- 3D STUDIO MAX - REVIT

Media | Digital Representation |

page90 | 91

3D - STUDIO MAXInstructor : Jason Vigneri Beane

page92 | 93

Vector rendering | 3D printImages:

MAYAInstructor : Christopher Whitelaw

page98 | 99

UP

1

2' - 3 19/32"

2 3

1' - 8 13/32"

EQ EQ

4 2' -

0"

5

2' -

0"

2' - 0"

56' - 0"

72' - 6"

40' -

0" 28

' - 6

"

6A-01

10

REVITInstructor : Ben Martinson

Level 772' - 0"

Level 884' - 0"

Level 996' - 0"

A-018

Level 996' - 0"

1" = 1'-0"8 Callout of Detail

Crown Hall - Illinois Institute of TechnologyDesign by Mies Van der Rohe

Model MakkingStructural and Lighting Studies

Gropius House - Lincoln - MassachusettsDesign by Walter Gropius

Hand SketchingPencil - Charcoal- Ink

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE | IAN.F.TABERNER AIA ZERO ENERGY COMPANY | BOSTON | MA

WORKING EXPERIENCE

page106 | 107

Design Statement : A weekend retreat for a couple and their two children designed to replace an existing one story 1920’s cottage. The

Taheri Residence is based on an abstraction of the 18th and 19th century precedent of the “Telescope House”– a regional

building typology often found on the eastern maritime shore.

The building design was to be of low maintenance in terms of infrastructure and natural landscape. The new house is located

about 30 miles north of Buffalo, New York and is sited on a narrow plot of land 30’ wide x 120’ long with the North and South

orientations along the narrow side. To the North lies Lake Ontario and on a clear day the skyline of Toronto can be seen 32

miles across the lake. During the months of June and July the sun rises and sets over the Lake Ontario.

Context Diagram

Taheri Residence, Olcott, NewYork

Professional ExperienceProf. Ian F. Taberner AIA

When I was at BAC, I had chance to work under Prof. Ian. F . Taberner AIA on his residential project in upstate New York.

By discussing architectural style, housing prototype and culture aspects, we came up with a proposal for a housing. I

took responsibility on idea assistant, technique drawings, modeling and renderings of the design.

Diagram Site Plan First Floor Plan Second Floor Plan Study Model

I got involved this residential housing project when I was working at Zero Energy

Company from Boston. I worked under supervisor and had responsibility to

produce technique drawings, 3D modeling of exterior and interior by using Revit

and renderings in 3D studio Max. While working with drawings from schematic

design to design development, I gained my knowledge in built environment,

communication with client, and material specification

AYER HOUSEZero Energy Company, Boston, MA2007

T P1 0T P

1 2

T P1 1

T P9

T P1 3

T P1 0

6

TP20

3

TP20

4

GPA

SHOR

ELAN

DSE

TBAC

KLIN

E11

2FT.

,854 SF

67,205 SF

S

S

ETC

S

S

COND

UIT

TOBE

EXTE

NDED

TOPO

OL

HOUS

EAN

DTE

NNIS

COUR

TSSE

ENO

TE#1

2T

ETC

ETC

S

ETC

APPR

OX.

LOC

ATIO

NO

FEX

ISTI

NG

LEAC

HFI

LED

-PR

OTE

CT

DU

RIN

G

CO

NST

RU

CTI

ON

-TYP

. L OT 9

OT 10

N00°18'55' 'E

200.56'

TIE L INE

N03°23'27''E

108.10'

N80°03'28"E

345.91'

65.11'

21.75'

148.02'

N80°03'28"E

299.67'

N80°03'28" E

6.85'

N80°03'28" E

8.70'

S14°24'19"W

Scale

Project numberDateDrawn byChecked by

www.ZeroEnergy.com

Independence Energy Homes

1" = 40'-0"

10/1

7/20

07 8

:56:

55 A

M

A100aSite Plan

Project NumberNEIL & CAROLE AYER

AYER RESIDENCE 10.17.2007AuthorChecker

UP

UP

DN

DN

B

EF

G

H

KL L

M

R

V

FIRST FLOOR: 3039 SQ FT.SECOND FLOOR: 1700 SQ FT.GARAGE: 1164 SQ FT.BACK PORCH: 730 SQ FT.

15' - 0"

35' - 11"

14' - 0" 38' - 0"

16' - 0"24' - 1"

88' - 0"

21' -

6"

13' -

0"

34' -

6"

6' -

0"

14' - 0" 8' - 0"

11' -

0"

28' - 0"

Master Suite20' 7 1/2" x 14' 7 1/2

Meditation6' 7 1/2" x 4'

Closet11' 7 1/2" x 6' 7 1/2"

Closet12' 7 1/2" x 6' 7 1/2"

Laundry12' 7 1/2" x 6' 0"

Study10' 7 1/2" x 7' 6 3/4"

Dining10' 7 1/2" x 15' 7 1/2"

Office12' 7 1/2" x 13'

TV Room11' 1" x 8" 0"

Pantry10' 3" x 8' 3"

Mud room8' 5 1/4" x 11' 2 2/3"

Mech Space3' 6 3/4" x 8' 1 1/2"

Garage20' 9 3/4 " x 27' 0"

Toilet3' 0" x 8' 6"

Bathroom20' 6" x 13' 7 1/2"

12' - 0"

20' - 10"

Scale


www.ZeroEnergy.com


1/8" = 1'-0"

10/1

7/20

07 8

:57:

31 A

M

A101FIRST FLOOR



DN

Sewing Room8' 7 1/2" x 8'

Exercise room15' 6" x 12' 3"

Guest room10' 1 1/2" x 13' 0"

Bathroom9' 7 1/2" x 8'

Storage10' 7 1/2" x 13' 5"

Eden's room15' 1 1/2" x 16' 3"

Closet6' 6 1/2" x 13' 2"

Bathroom10' 2 1/2" x 13' 2"

Closet3' 6" x 8'

Eden's Lounge15' 6" x 20' 7"

Scale


www.ZeroEnergy.com


1/8" = 1'-0"

10/1

7/20

07 8

:58:

05 A

M

A102SECOND FLOOR



UP

UP

DN

DN

Kayakstorage

5' -

0"

28' - 0"

8' - 0"

44' -

0"

Garage20' 9 3/4" x 27' 0"

Mech Space3' 6 3/4" x 8' 1 1/2"

Music room21' 8 1/4" x 15' 7 1/2"

Shed21' 8 1/4" x 7' 6"

Scale


www.ZeroEnergy.com


1/8" = 1'-0"

10/1

7/20

07 8

:58:

27 A

M

A103GARAGE STRUCTURE



Scale


www.ZeroEnergy.com


1/8" = 1'-0"

10/3

0/20

07 1

2:26

:16

PM

A100cNorth Elev


AYER RESIDENCE 10.30.2007AuthorChecker Scale


www.ZeroEnergy.com


1/8" = 1'-0"

10/3

0/20

07 1

2:26

:49

PM

A100bSouth Elevation



SHUMWAY HOUSEZero Energy Company, Boston, MA2008

I worked under license architect. In this project, I followed from beginning until

construction documents. I produced all drawings from schematic to details level

based on discussion with supervisor . The design is influenced of Mediterranean

style based on many conferences discussion with client about design alternative,

local climate as well as financial budget. I learned in advance in how to handle a

design project from start to end

S79°44'09"W 218.44'

S76°32'10"W 246.31'

1/2" Rebar

N4°

04'4

4"W

93.1

4'

S45°52'21"W

39.25'

145.49'

100.82'

27.3

4'

FD 1/2" Rebar

Driveway

98.496.5

95.799.6

99.6

94.7

93.199.4

99.7

99.4

99.8

98.8

100.6

98.6

98.7

98.5

Electric Box

PAD

TBM96.98 F/H

81.5104

124.2906

33.6659

20.8598

47.8446

102.4308

81' -

7"

102' - 0"

122' - 6"

34' -

1"

47' -

6"

20' - 6"

CEC

IL C

IRC

LE

N

LOT AREA: 25,505 SFIF D20 ZONING:

MAX. BLDG. COVERAGE = 6,375 SFMAX. IMPERVIOUS COVERAGE = 8,925 SF

AREA OF DIMENSIONED "PAD" = 9,085 SF

AREA OF FIRST FLOOR = 8,925 SF

Scale

Project number

Date

Professional Engineer:

Drawing Notes:

Design Firm:Independence Energy Homes348 Medford St, Ste 1Charlestown, MA 02138T. 617-720-5002F. 866-201-3856www.ZeroEnergy.com

Residence for:

Cecil CircleGlobe, AZ 85501

1/8" = 1'-0"

A2-00

Site Plan

1030

Scott & Jan Shumway

080415

1/8" = 1'-0"1 Site Plan

No. Description Date

UP

W D

D

REF

A4-011

A4-02

A4-01 2

2

1

A7-01

2A5-01

1A5-01

A9-12

A9-03

1

A9-10

A9-04

2

A9-09 1

A9-06

5

A9-06 1

A9-11 3

5

3

2

4

1

4

1

4

3

2

6

4

2

3

2

4

1

A9-09 5

8

7

2

3

A9-0521

G

12' - 0"

4' -

0"54' - 6"

24' -

0"

32' - 0"

16' - 0"

12' -

0"

12' -

0"

20' -

0"

16' -

0"

16' -

0"

20' -

0"

8' - 0"

124

41

58

7' - 4 1/2"

75

FIRST FLOOR: 2790 SFSECOND FLOOR: 940 SFGARAGE: 959 SFPATIO: 560 SF

57

58

41

104

59 59

102

UTILITY ROOM1

BATHROOM 22

STUDY3 PANTRY

4DINING ROOM

5

KITCHEN6

LIVING ROOM7

FOYER8

OFFICE9

BATHROOM 110

MASTER CLOSET11

MASTERBEDROOM

12

GARAGE13

74

122

101

100

58

59

4" MIN STEP

9' - 1 1/8" 9' - 1 1/8" 1' - 9"7' - 3"7' - 2 1/4"

14' -

0"

1' - 9" 10' - 6" 12' - 6"

6' -

3"11

' - 6

"6'

- 3"

E

10' -

11

1/4"

9' -

4 1/

2"3'

- 8

1/4"

15' - 1 1/4"12' - 7 3/4"4' - 3"

5' - 10 1/2"

8' -

9"4'

- 3

3/4"

10' -

7 1

/2"

8' - 3" 12' - 7 3/4"

CASEMENT WINDOWS ABOVE,SEE ELEVATIONS

16' -

7 1

/2"

16' - 0"

17' - 8 1/4"

12' -

0"

7' - 4 1/2"

3' -

9 3/

4"

3' - 8 1/4"

18' - 5 1/4"

3' - 8 1/4"

14' - 6"

13' - 9"

7' -

2"2'

- 4"

7' -

7 3/

4"

5' - 0"8' - 5 1/4"

40' - 9"

4' -

4"3'

- 8"

3' -

8"

SLO

PE 1

/4"

PER

FO

OT

4' -

10 1

/2"

2' -

5"4'

- 7"

4' -

7"2'

- 5"

2' -

8 3/

4"

4' -

0"4'

- 0"

2' -

0"4'

- 0"

4' -

0"

2' -

5"4'

- 7"

4' -

7"2'

- 5"

7' -

0"

5' - 9" 6' - 0"

SLO

PE 1

/4"

PER

FO

OT

59 59

41

41

106

41

41

41

41

41

56

56

55

55

A9-03

5

6

AREA CALCULATION

1A5-02

2

A7-01

A4-02

1

A2-02

4' - 0"

4' - 0"

4' - 0"

22' - 0"

EQ12

' - 0

"EQ

7

ACCESSPANEL FORBATHTUB

59 58 59

36

7' - 6"

7' - 6"

T

T

TT

2' - 6"

6' - 4 1/4"

1' -

6"

RECESSED CEILING

7' - 7 7/8" 5' - 6 5/8" 3' - 8 1/4" 4' - 6 1/2" 2' - 8" 2' - 8" 4' - 6 1/2"

1' -

8"

2' - 3"

1' - 6" 2' - 0"

4' -

0"

3' - 2 1/2" 6' - 0" 3' - 0"

1' - 6" 1' - 6"

2x6 PARTITION

2x6 PARTITION

16' -

0"

4' -

4"

20' -

0"

1' -

8 3/

4"1'

- 10

"

121

HEATED BENCH

118

119

COUNTER TOP

120

MOP SINK

A9-10 56

106 36 36

106

106

94

93

94

Protruding wall10 ' above ground

100 74

Scale

Project number

Date


Drawing Notes:


Residence for:


1/4" = 1'-0"

A2-01

First Floor Plan

1030

Scott & Jan Shumway

080415


1/4" = 1'-0"1 CD Level1

1. Exterior dimensions taken to out side of framing2. Interior dimesions taken to center line of 4 1/2"partition, or to face of 1/2" GWB.3. Provide formaldehyde-free fiber glass insulation forinterior partitions.

4. Egress compliant window & hardware:Minimum net clear opening of 5.7 square FT(24"Hx20"W MIN); 44" Max. Distance between finishedfloor and top of sill.

5. Tube Form Skylight with built in CFL fixture.

E

T

W D

A4-02

1

A9-12

A9-03

1

A9-10

5

3

2

4

4

A9-09 5

8

7

212' - 0"

4' -

0"54' - 6"

24' -

0"

124

41

58

7' - 4 1/2"

75

57

58

41

59 59

UTILITY ROOM1

BATHROOM 22

STUDY3 PANTRY

4DINING ROOM

5

GARAGE13

122

58

59

4" MIN STEP

9' - 1 1/8" 9' - 1 1/8" 1' - 9"7' - 3"7' - 2 1/4"

7' - 6 3/4"5' - 11 1/4"

40' - 6"1' - 9"

14' -

0"

14' -

0"

12' -

0"

7' - 4 1/2"

3' -

9 3/

4"

3' - 8 1/4"

18' - 5 1/4"

3' - 8 1/4"

14' - 6"

13' - 9"

7' -

2"2'

- 4"

7' -

7 3/

4"

5' - 0"8' - 5 1/4"

40' - 9"

4' -

4"3'

- 8"

3' -

8"

41' - 6"13' - 6"

SLO

PE 1

/4"

PER

FO

OT

2' -

8 3/

4"

4' -

0"

7' -

0"2'

- 5"

4' -

7"4'

- 7"

2' -

5"7'

- 0"

SLO

PE 1

/4"

PER

FO

OT

41

41

41

56

56

36363636

5959

A9-03

5

6

CASE WORK

CASE WORK

7' - 9" 8' - 0" 8' - 0" 8' - 0" 10' - 9"

CASEMENT WINDOWSABOVE, HEADERHEIGHT MATCHED TOOTHER WINDOWS

40' - 0"

WALL MOUNT CENTRAL VAC

WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEM

124

MECHANICAL ROOM

MOP SINK

Scale

Project number

Date


Drawing Notes:


Residence for:


1/4" = 1'-0"

A2-02

Garage Plan

1030

Scott & Jan Shumway

080415


1/4" = 1'-0"1 CD Garage

E

1.All exterior dimensions taken to out side of framing2.All interior dimesions taken to center line of partition3.Provide formaldehyde-free fiber glass insulation forinterior partitions.

Egress compliant window & hardware:Minimum net clear opening of 5.7 square FT(24"Hx20"W MIN); 44" Max. Distance BETWEEN.FINISH.floor and top of sill.

DN

A4-011

A4-02

1

A9-08

A9-12

A9-073

A9-11

7

A9-082

A9-07

5

4

2

1

65

71

2

5

8

6

3

1

4

4

73

73

41

41

41 36 36

36 41 41

106

41

19' -

1 1

/2"

123

OPEN TO BELOW

ROOF DECK

BEDROOM 216

BATHROOM 317

BEDROOM 318

BATHROOM 419

BEDROOM 415

E

E

4' -

8 1/

4"

13' - 6"

10' -

9 3

/4"

4' -

2 1/

4"

4' - 3"5' - 5 1/4"10' - 0 13/32"9' - 7 27/32"

17' - 4 1/2"

4' - 3 3/4" 6' - 8" 6' - 8" 6' - 8" 4' - 3 3/4"

28' - 7 1/2"

8' -

0"0'

- 0"

16' -

0"

3' - 6 3/4"5' - 9 1/2"7' - 2 1/4"

40' - 0"

23' -

2 1

/4"

40' -

0"

29' - 4 1/2"

23' - 7 1/4"

4' - 3 1/4"

58' - 0"

19' -

9 3

/4"

28' - 7 1/2"

CASEMENT WINDOWS ABOVE,HEADER HEIGHT MATCHED TOOTHER WINDOWS


CASEMENTS WINDOWS ABOVE,HEADER HEIGHT MATCHED TOOTHER WINDOWS

E

36

36

36

41 41 41 41


2nd Floor Hallway14

CASE WORK

20' -

0"

36

106

102CLOSET 4

20

75

73

75CLOSET 3

21

75

102

75102

CLOSET 222

36

36

36

1

1

CASEMENT WINDOWS ABOVE,HEADER HEIGHT MATCHED TO

OTHER WINDOWS1

1

T

4' -

2 1/

4"3'

- 3

1/4"

4' -

4 1/

2"

5' -

8 1/

4"6'

- 1

1/2"

T T

5' -

8 1/

4"13

' - 9

3/4

"

5' - 8 1/4" 12' - 3 3/4"

5' -

0"

5' -

0"

6' - 8 1/2" 5' - 4 1/2" 13' - 4 1/4"

12' - 1"

3' - 7 3/4"

13' - 8 1/4" 5' - 4 1/2"

3

SH

ELV

ING

8' - 0 3/4"

122

11' -

2 1

/4"

5' -

7 1/

2"

7' - 5 3/4" 10' - 6 1/4"

Scale

Project number

Date


Drawing Notes:


Residence for:


1/4" = 1'-0"

A2-03

Second Floor Plan

1030

Scott & Jan Shumway

080415


1/4" = 1'-0"1 CD Level 2

E

1. Exterior dimensions taken to out side of framing2. Interior dimesions taken to center line of 4 1/2" partition,or to face of 1/2" GWB.3. Provide formaldehyde-free fiber glass insulation forinterior partitions.

4. Egress compliant window & hardware:Minimum net clear opening of 5.7 square FT(24"Hx20"W MIN); 44" Max. DistanceBETWEEN.FINISH. floor and top of sill.

5. Tube Form Skylight with built in CFL fixture.T

81' -

7"

102' - 0"

122' - 6"

34' -

1"

47' -

6"

20' - 6"

4: 12

4:12

4:12

4:12

4:12

4:12

4:12

4:124:12

4:12

4:12

2:12

4:12

4:12

4:12

6:12

6:12

1' -

0"

1' - 0"

1' -

0"

1' - 0"

0' -

5 1/

4"1'

- 0"

2' - 8"

0' - 6 27/32"6"

0' - 6 7/8"6"

1' -

0"

1' - 0"

1' -

0"

1' - 0"

1' -

0"

1' - 0"

1' -

0"

1' - 0"

Scale

Project number

Date


Drawing Notes:


Residence for:


1/8" = 1'-0"

A2-04

Roof Plan

1030

Scott & Jan Shumway

080415


1/8" = 1'-0"1 Roof Plan

Level 10' - 0"

Level 211' - 2"

55 55

41

57

41 41

5656

E

363636

A8-021

A8-021

94

93

119 12094

Level 10' - 0"

Level 211' - 2"

41 41 41 41 41 41

121

36 36 36

106

41

E41

106 106

Scale

Project number

Date


Drawing Notes:


Residence for:


1/4" = 1'-0"

A4-01

Building Elevation-East & West

1030

Scott & Jan Shumway

080415


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

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

Egress compliant window & hardware:Minimum net clear opening of 5.7 square FT(24"Hx20"W MIN); 44" Max. Distance BTWN.FIN. Floorand top of sill.

E

UP

DN

FOYER

LIVING ROOM

MASTER BEDROOM

OFFICE

BATHROOM 1

MASTERCLOSET

LIVING ROOM

DINING ROOMSTUDY

UTILITY ROOM

PANTRY

GARRAGEBathroom 2

OPEN TO BELOW ROOF DECK

BEDROOM 2

BEDROOM 3

BEDROOM 4BATHROOM 4

BATHROOM 3

STAINED & POLISHED CONCRETE2584.85 SF

106.98 SF; 18 HARDWOOD TREADS AND LANDING,RISERS IN TALAVERA TILE

CERAMIC TILE168.29 SF

SALTILLO TILE684.99 SF

UNFINISHED CONCRETE965 SF

WOOD LAMINATE589.95 SF

COMPOSITE WOOD332.06 SF

Scale

Project number

Date


Drawing Notes:


Residence for:


As indicated

A9-02

Material Finished Plan

1030

Scott & Jan Shumway

080415


1/8" = 1'-0"2 Level 1 Finish Plan

1/8" = 1'-0"3 Level 2 Finish Plan 1/2" = 1'-0"1 Material Takeoffs

DW

104

3 333

1' - 0"2' - 0"3' - 3"1' - 3"7' - 0"0' - 4 1/2"

3' - 0"M

OV

WD

CASED OPENING TO DININGROOM

122

2' - 10"

KNEEROOMFORCOUNTER

2' - 6"SLOTS FOR BAKING SHEETS

CASED OPENINGTO LIVINGROOM

1' - 0"

1' - 0" 2' - 0" 2' - 0" 2' - 0" 2' - 0" 1' - 7"

2' - 11 1/2"

ROLLING DOOR

94120 94

93

117

0' -

4 3/

32"

117 117

ROLLING DOORCASED OPENINGTO LIVINGROOM

Scale

Project number

Date


Drawing Notes:


Residence for:


1/2" = 1'-0"

A9-10

Interior Elevations -Kitchen

1030

Scott & Jan Shumway

080415


1/2" = 1'-0"1 Kitchen - South

1/2" = 1'-0"3 Kitchen - North

1/2" = 1'-0"2 Kitchen - East

1/2" = 1'-0"4 Kitchen - West

1/2" = 1'-0"5 Kitchen East 2 1/2" = 1'-0"6 Kitchen West 2

FIXEDMIRROR

Shelving

8' -

0"

TILED TUB SURROUND

TILED SHOWER WALLS AND TUBALCOVE UP TO WINDOW SILL

5' - 6 5/8"5' - 6 5/8"

SHOWER PAN

36 36 106

1' - 6"101

8' -

0"

UNDERMOUNTWHIRLPOOL BATHTUB

TILE FINISH

SHELVING

GLASS SHOWER DOOR

FIXED GLASSWINDOW BTWN.BATHROOM &SHOWER

TILED WALL BTWN.BATHROOM & SHOWER

8' -

0"

FIXED MIRROR

WALL-MOUNT FAUCET

VESSELL SINK

CUSTOMMILLWORK

1' -

4"

1' - 8" 0' -

2"

CABINET

0' -

2"

1' -

4"

FIXED MIRROR

WALL-MOUNT FAUCET

VESSELL SINK

CUSTOM MILLWORKPROVIDE RECESSEDSUPPORTS AS REQ.

7' - 6"

4' - 0" 2' - 0"

Scale

Project number

Date


Drawing Notes:


Residence for:


1/2" = 1'-0"

A9-11

Interior Elevations -Bathrooms

1030

Scott & Jan Shumway

080415


1/2" = 1'-0"1 Bathroom 1 - North 1/2" = 1'-0"2 Bathroom 1 - South

1/2" = 1'-0"3 Bathroom 1 - East

1/2" = 1'-0"4 Bathroom 1 - West 1/2" = 1'-0"6 Bathroom 4 - East

1/2" = 1'-0"5 Bathroom 4 - West

1/2" = 1'-0"8 Bathroom 4 - North 1/2" = 1'-0"7 Bathroom 4 - South

VENT STACK

GRANULAR CAPILLARY BREAK& DRAINAGE PAD, NO FINES

VENT THROUGH ROOF

CONCRETE SLAB

PERFORATED DRAIN PIPE ADDEDTO "T" TO COUPLE SUB-SLAB

PRESSURE FIELD TO VENT STACK

SEALANT AT ALLSLAB PENETRATIONS

POLYETHYLENE VAPOR BARRIER

GRANULAR CAPILLARY BREAK ANDDRAINAGE PAD (NO FINES)

MEMBRANE BRIDGE FLASHING(WATERPROOF SELF ADHERED MEMBRANE)

BUILDING PAPER (DRAINAGE PLANE)INSTALLED SHINGLE LAP FASHION OVERCONTROL JOINT

FLASHING CONTROL JOINT (WEEP SCREED)STUCCO OVER FOUNDATION

GRADE SLOPES AWAY FROM WALL @ MIN5% (6 IN./ 10 FT.)

GASKET OR SEALANT ON TOP PLATE ANDBOTTOM PLATE INTERIOR

CONCRETE SLAB2" XPS RIGID INSULATION EXTENDS4' HORIZONTALLY AROUNDPERIMITER; MIN. COMPRESSIVESTRENGTH OF 40 PSI

RIGID INSULATION AS BOND BREAK

POLYETHYLENE VAPOR BARRIER

PROVECTIVE MEMBRANE

SCUPPER

METAL CAP

COPING WEDGE

PEEL & STICK MEMBRANE ROOF

MEMBRANE ROOF WRAPED UP PARAPET

TAPERED INSULATION SLOPE MIN. 1_4"/FT MIN TO SCUPPER

STRUCTURAL DECK W/ ICNENE INSULATION

MEMBRANE 'PROTECTION LAYER'HOT-AIR WELDED IN-PLACEEXTEND 3" BEYOND SLEEPER IN ALL DIRECTIONS

PEEL & STICK MEMBRANE ROOF

TAPERED INSULATIONSLOPE MIN. 1_

4" /FT TO SCUPPER

PT WOOD SLEEPER

1x4 DECKING

STRUCTURAL DECK W/ ICYNENE INSULATION

PT WOOD NAILER, 1" WIDER THAN SLEEPER

Scale

Project number

Date


Drawing Notes:


Residence for:


1 1/2" = 1'-0"

A6-02

Foundation & RoofDetails

1030

Scott & Jan Shumway

080415


1.ONE VENT REQUIRED FOR EACH SECTION OF THEFOUNDATION

1 1/2" = 1'-0"1 RADON VENTING DETAIL

1 1/2" = 1'-0"2 FOUNDATION DETAIL

1 1/2" = 1'-0"3 FLAT ROOF DETAIL @ PARAPET

1 1/2" = 1'-0"4 ROOF DECK DETAIL

Level 10' - 0"

Level 211' - 2"

Master BedroomStudy

Roof Deck Bedroom 3

41

41

A6-024

101 100

73 75

119

363636

Level 10' - 0"

Level 211' - 2"

Roof Deck

Living Room

A7-012

122

123

5859

36

41 41

NICHE; SIZED TOMATCH WINDOWS



A6-023

SIM. DTL. W/ HANDRAIL @36" A.F.F. WATER PROOFHANDRAIL CONNECTION

36

118120

RECESSED WALL

10' -

0"

Scale

Project number

Date


Drawing Notes:


Residence for:


1/4" = 1'-0"

A5-01

Building Sections

1030

Scott & Jan Shumway

080415


1/4" = 1'-0"1 Section1

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

GARAGE LIVING SPACE

FINISH FLOOR AS SPECIFIED

3/4" T&G SHEATHING SOLID BLOCKING BETWEEN TRUSSES

ICYNENE INSULATION

ICYNENE INSULATION R-30 MIN

FLOOR TRUSS

SEALANT OR ADHESIVE AROUND ALL FOUR EDGES

5/8" TYPE "X" GYPSUM BOARDw/LATEX PAINT

1x3 STRAPPING @ 16" O/C

(2) LAYERS 1_2" GYPSUM BOARD w/LATEX PAINT, TYP

STUD WALL

SEALANT, ADHESIVE OR GASKET

1_2" GYPSUM BOARD w/LATEX PAINT, TYP

ACRYLIC LATEX PAINT(NOT ELASTOMETRIC)

POLYMER MODIFIED (PM) ORTRADITIONAL CEMENT STUCCO

PLYWOOD SHEATHING

#30 ASPHALT IMPREGNATED FELT OR TYPED COATED BUILDING PAPER INSTALLEDSHINGLE FASHION ACTING AS A DRAINAGEPLANE

BUILDING PAPER INSTALLED PAPERINSTALLED OVER FELT DRAINAGE PLANETO ACT AS BOND BREAK, OR USECORRGATED BUILDING PAPER SUCH ASSTUCCO WRAP

ICYNENE CAVITY INSULATIONGYPSUM BOARD WITH PLASTER FINISH

5/8" SHEATHING W/ H CLIPS @ JOINTS

ROOF SHEATHING

ROOF FACIA & SOFFIT MATERIAL AS SPECIFIED

DOUBLE 2x6 TOP PLATE

DRIP EDGE SEALED TO ROOF MEMBRANE

2x6 BLOCKING BETWEEN RAFTERS

ROSIN PAPER SLIP SURFACE OVERFULLY-ADHERED MEMBRANE WATERPROOFING

(e.g. ICE & WATER SHIELD)

CATHEDRALIZED ICYNENEINSULATION R-30 MINIMUM

ROOFING TILE

2x6 STUD @ 24" O.C.

RIGID INSULATION AS BOND BREAK

GRANULAR CAPILLARY BREAK ANDDRAINAGE PAD (NO FINES)

CONCRETE SLAB

METAL LATH

EXTERIOR

INTERIOR

GRADE SLOPES AWAY FROM WALL @ MIN.5% (6 IN./ 10 FT.)

2" XPS RIGID INSULATION EXTENDS4' HORIZONTALLY AROUNDPERIMITER; MIN. COMPRESSIVESTRENGTH OF 40 PSIPOLYETHYLENE VAPOR BARRIER

STRUCTURE AS SPECIFIED BYSTRUCTURAL ENGINEER

3_4" T & G SHEATHING

FINISHED FLOOR AS SPECIFIED

1X3 STRAPPING

1/2" GYPSUM w/ PLASTER FINISHRADIANT SYSTEM INSTALLEDPER MFG'S INSTRUCTIONS

R-19 BATT INSULATION, MIN.

1/2" GYPSUM w/ PLASTER FINISHRADIANT SYSTEM INSTALLEDPER MFG'S INSTRUCTIONS

R-19 BATT INSULATION, MIN.

INSULATE BETWEEN FLOOR JOISTS

A6-022

Scale

Project number

Date


Drawing Notes:


Residence for:


As indicated

A6-01

WALL & ROOFSECTION

1030

Scott & Jan Shumway

080415


Wait 28 days before painting stucco, or use a litmus papertest to verify a neutral PH of 7 before painting

1.

1 1/2" = 1'-0"2 GARAGE 1" = 1'-0"1 WALL & ROOF SECTION

15 Douglass St, Apartment # 4, Brooklyn, New York 11231Cell phone : 857-544-5267

Pratt Institute Master of Architecture 2009 - 2012

Boston Architectural College 2006- 2009 Candidate for Master of Architecture

Hanoi University of Civil Engineering 1999-2004 Bachelor of Architecture

Professor Ian F. Taberner AIA May 2008 - May 2009 Taheri Residence, Olcott, NewYork, mhKT Residence, Olcott, NewYork, Gobien Residence, Ontanio, Canada Schematic and Design Development Drawings, Day Light Studies

Independence Energy Homes- Boston - MA - www. Zeroenergy.com Sept 2007 - April 2008 Shumway House - South Western Sunset - Globe- Arizona Ayer House - Maine - Massachusetts Schematic Design, Construction Documents and Design Development Drawings

C2|Studio - Boston - MA - www.c2-studio.com March 2007 - June 2007 Hawkin House - Boston - MA Rendering Drawings, Construction Documents

West Lake Company - Hanoi-Vietnam Nov 2004 - June 2005 Housing projects Schematic Design, Construction Documents and Design Development Drawings

Lan D. Nguyen

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

EDUCATION

REFERENCESExhibition

email : [email protected]

Agent Structure - Group project - Pratt Gallery Spring 2012Sponsored by Bentley Corporation

Ian F.Taberner AIA 716-523-0842

SKILLS

RhinocerosMayaAuto Cad3D Studio MaxRevitSketch Up

Generative ComponentGrasshopperMel Scripting

2D | 3D

Parametric | Scripting

Adobe After E�ectFinal Cut ProDreamwaver

Video | Web

Rhino CamZprintMagics

Model | 3D print

VietnameseEnglish

Language

Adobe IllustratorAdobe In-DesignAdobe PhotoshopAdobe AcrobatMicrosoft O�ce

Text | Image

All works © lAn nguyen 2012