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BRETT PHILLIPS

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FEATURED WORK

EDUCATION

BRETTCPHILLIPS@GMAIL.COMwww.brettphillips.carbonmade.com310.809.4887DesignerLos Angeles, CA

Architectural Designer, Design Visualization, Building Information ModelingProjects Robin Dr, Craig Shelley, Drago Centro, Bel Air Residences, Long Beach Lofts, New Zealand Natural

2010 - 2011 US DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY SOLAR DECATHLON COMPETITIONArchitectural Designer, Design VisualizationProjects Solar Decathlon

2009 - 2010 I / OArchitectural Designer, Design VisualizationProjects Europan 10, Re-Envision Dallas, Sci-Arc Graduation Tent 2009, The Flat Bar

JOHN CATALDO ARCHITECTSArchitectural Designer, Design VisualizationProjects Belmont Business Park, Norco Retail Center, Xebec Business Park, Commerce Center Business Park

2006 - 2007

201120102007

SCI - ARC Mr. Chip Goes to WashingtonSCI - ARC Graduate Thesis ExhibitionSCI - ARC Library Exhibition: The Accident

2011201120112008

ONRAMP 03 A Collection of Student WorkSOLAR DECATHLON www.chip2011.comMACHINATORS www.machinators.comONRAMP 01 A Collection of Student Work

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURESCI-ARC Masters of ArchitecturePOINT LOMA NAZARENE UNIVERSITY Business Adm.STUDIO ART CENTER INTERNATIONAL Florence, Italy

:erawtfoS D3SLLIKS Maya, Cinema 4D, Rhino, 3DS Max, Vectorworks, ZBrush2D Software: AutoCad, Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign,

BIM: RevitRendering Software: V-Ray, Mental Ray, Maxwell, Keyshot, Bunkspeed ProNon Digital: Freehand Drawing, Drafting, SculptureDigital Fabrication: CNC Mill, 3D Printer, Laser Cutter, 3D Scanner

2011

2012 SUCKERPUNCHDAILY The Living House

2009 - 2012 CAUSSEAUX ARC

, Sketch Up

BRETT PHILLIPS

[email protected] 310.809.4887Design & ArchitectureLos Angeles, CA

REFERENCE LIST

Steve CausseauxArchitect AIA, LEED APCausseaux [email protected]

Julian MontoyaVP Global Toy LicensingWarner Bros. Consumer [email protected]

Jean Michel [email protected]

Science & Technology MuseumLos Angeles, California

Suspended volumes are raised in elevation creating opportunities for visitors to experience a variety of information and sensations. A double facade is used to create an enclosure where solar temperatures are regulated, trapping the radient heat from the south-ern california sun and lifting it up and outside of the museum. The organization of the structure is split into seven levels, minimizing the footprint, creating a contemporary hypothesis for a culture where in-formation, technology, and structure all collide and continue to create new forms of knowledge and ex-perience.

Science & Technology Museum

US Department of Energy Solar DecathlonSci-Arc / Caltech TeamWashington, DC

The US Department of Energy Solar Decathlon is a government sponspored pro-gram that invites twenty international universities to design and build a net-zero solar powered house that is both cost effective and energy effi cient. Sci-Arc and Caltech have teamed up to design a house that questions our present modes of living, as well as hypothesizing on how we might live in the future. CHIP (which stands for “Compact Hyper-Insulated Prototype”) is designed to challenge ev-ery architectural and engineering preconception regarding the net-zero-energy home. CHIP is the result of a 2-year research, design, and construction collabo-ration between both schools and various consultants. CHIP announces a new generation of energy-effi cient, affordable housing.

FIRST LEVEL1'-6"

SOLAR ENVELOPE18'-0"

GRADE LEVEL0"

MODULE SPLIT10'-3"

T.O. ROOF17'-4"

SECOND LEVEL2'-6"

ALUMINUM TUBEMETAL HANDRAIL

‘NAIZEL’ 23OZ EXTERIOR RATED, VINYLCOATED POLYESTER SCRIM OVER 2X4RIBS OFFSET 13” OFF SHEATHING WITH 3½” DOW “SAFETOUCH” INSULATION OVER9 ½” DOW “SAFETOUCH” INSULATIONAFFIXED TO ¾” CDX PLYWOOD ON 2X6WOOD STUD WALL.

'MARVIN' CLAD ULTIMATEINSWING FRENCH DOOR#CUIFD3070 WITH EXTENSIONJAMB, HEAD AND SILL TOACCEPT EXTERIOR INSULATIONAND TIE IN WITH VINYLMEMBRANE

FIRST LEVEL1'-6"


GRADE LEVEL0"

MODULE SPLIT10'-3"

T.O. ROOF17'-4"

‘NAIZEL’ 23OZ EXTERIOR RATED,VINYL COATED POLYESTER SCRIM

OVER 2X4 RIBS OFFSET 13” OFFSHEATHING WITH 3 ½” DOW

“SAFETOUCH” INSULATION OVER 9½” DOW “SAFETOUCH” INSULATIONAFFIXED TO ¾” CDX PLYWOOD ON

2X6 WOOD STUD WALL.

ALUMINUM TUBEMETAL HANDRAIL

EXTERIOR GRADEWOOD DECKING ONSTEEL FOUNDATIONJACK @ 5’ O/C ON ¾”CDX PLYWOODBASEPLATE

SECOND LEVEL2'-6"

'MARVIN' ULTIMATE CASEMENTVENTING PICTURE WINDOWS #CUCAVP4072 WITH EXTENSION

JAMB, HEAD AND SILL TO ACCEPTEXTERIOR INSULATION AND TIE IN

WITH VINYL MEMBRANE

‘NAIZEL’ 23OZ EXTERIOR RATED, VINYLCOATED POLYESTER SCRIM OVER 2X4RIBS OFFSET 13” OFF SHEATHINGWITH 3 ½” DOW “SAFETOUCH”INSULATION OVER 9 ½” DOW“SAFETOUCH” INSULATION AFFIXED TO¾” CDX PLYWOOD ON 2X6 WOODSTUD WALL.

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

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

FIRST LEVEL1'-6"


GRADE LEVEL0"

MODULE SPLIT10'-3"

T.O. ROOF17'-4"

SECOND LEVEL2'-6"

‘NAIZEL’ 23OZ EXTERIOR RATED,VINYL COATED POLYESTER SCRIM

OVER 2X4 RIBS OFFSET 13” OFFSHEATHING WITH 3 ½” DOW

“SAFETOUCH” INSULATION OVER 9 ½”DOW “SAFETOUCH” INSULATION

AFFIXED TO ¾” CDX PLYWOOD ON 2X6WOOD STUD WALL.

'MARVIN' ULTIMATE CASEMENTVENTING PICTURE WINDOWS #CUCAVP4072 WITH EXTENSION

JAMB, HEAD AND SILL TO ACCEPTEXTERIOR INSULATION AND TIE IN

WITH VINYL MEMBRANE

EXTERIOR GRADE WOOD DECKING ONSTEEL FOUNDATION JACK @ 5’ O/C ON

¾” CDX PLYWOOD BASEPLATE

FIRST LEVEL1'-6"


GRADE LEVEL0"

MODULE SPLIT10'-3"

T.O. ROOF17'-4"

SECOND LEVEL2'-6"


‘NANAWALL’ 4 PANEDSLIDING DOOR SYSTEM#WD65 WITH DOUBLEGLAZING

'MARVIN' CLAD ULTIMATEINSWING FRENCH DOOR

#CUIFD3070 WITH EXTENSIONJAMB, HEAD AND SILL TO ACCEPTEXTERIOR INSULATION AND TIE IN

WITH VINYL MEMBRANE

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

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

FIRST LEVEL1'-6"


GRADE LEVEL0"

MODULE SPLIT10'-3"

T.O. ROOF17'-4"

SECOND LEVEL2'-6"

A-311

2

A-322

1

FIRST LEVEL1'-6"


GRADE LEVEL0"

MODULE SPLIT10'-3"

T.O. ROOF17'-4"

SECOND LEVEL2'-6"

A-311

1

A-321

2

1/4" = 1'-0"1SECTION WEST

1/4" = 1'-0"2SECTION EAST

DN

DW

2

G-202

1

G-2021

A-301

1

A-213

1

A-214

1

A-212

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A-202

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A-202

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A-302

LIVING ROOMSTUDIO

KITCHEN

DINING

BATH

BEDROOM

DRESSING

LAUNDRY

DN

N 17'-1 3/4"E 37'-6 1/4"

DB

A C

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3

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3

1

1

1

23'-1

7/1

6"

1'-7

3/4

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5'-8

13/1

6"

2'-1

111/1

6"

6'-1

115/1

6"

20'-0 1

/16"

1'-7 3

/4"

6'-2 5

/8"

7'-10"

3'-0"

1'-2 1

/4"

18'-8 7/16"

1'-4 1/2"2'-8 15/16"10'-0"7 3/8"3'-11 5/8"

13'-5 1

/4"

14'-81/16"

3'-11"

3'-0"

3'-0"

3'-0"

1'-91/16"

20'-2

1/2

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6'-7

15/1

6"

3'-0

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10'-6

5/8

"


HEAT PUMP

MUNICIPAL WATER 535

GALLON HORIZONTAL

LEG TANK

GRAY WATER 350

GALLON HORIZONTAL

LEG TANK

SLO

PE

1:1

2

SLO

PE

1:1

2

SLOPE1:12

0102

02

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07

BAMBOO WOOD FLOORING

DN

DN

DN

DN

DN

DN

REMOVABLE DINING TABLE

2

A-301

1

A-302

2'-1

01/8

"3'-0

3/8

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1

M-201

2

E-201

REMOVABLEWALL FEATURES

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This project utilizes multiple fabrication techniques. 3D de-sign, CNC mill, 2 part mold, silicone, plaster, and concrete were all used in order to create a prototype surface unit.

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