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jaime magaliff
jaime magaliff [email protected]
508-237-4616issuu.com/jaime_magaliff
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Syracuse University School of Architecture Bachelor of
Architecture May 2012Syracuse, New YorkThesis: The Exchange - A
Celebration of the Hyper Mall
NYC Studio Spring 2011with Gregg Pasquarelli SHoP Architects
Florence, Italy Studio Fall 2010Study Abroad: Hand Sketching,
Field Study
Architecture of Revolutions, Paris, France May 2010with
Professor Jean-Francois Bedard: Field Study, French
Maryland Institute College of Art 2006-2007Baltimore,
MarylandFine Arts Foundation Coursework
education
MAPOS New York, New York November 2013 - September 2014Designer
: Conceptual and schematic design for various retail stores, with a
strong focus on experience design. Developed DD and CD sets for
retail stores and fixture details, and gained CA experience.
Interacted with clients, construction managers, and
millworkers.
Rice+Lipka Architects New York, New York October 2013 - November
2013Freelance Designer : Conceptual and schematic design for a
retail prototype and store; Brand code, shelving, seating design
and material composition.
Of Possible Architectures New York, New York July 2013 -
September 2013Junior Architect : The Van Alen Institute GROUND/WORK
Competition: Worked closely with team leaders to construct design
narrative, concept design, and presentation model.
OMA*NY New York, New York September 2012 - July 2013Design
Intern : Miami Beach Convention Center . 425 Park . Calle 84 .
Brazil RPJ . Christopher Arts District . Cai Studio . Robbie
Antonio Museum Villa . David Yurman Concept . Marina Abromovic
Center Cetinje . Coconut Grove .
Mark Robbins Art I Design I Urbanism Syracuse, New York August
2012Design Intern : Assisted with design of large scale mural and
photography exhibit at Colgate University. Fabricated 3d prints of
ingraved door pulls for the CBST Synagogue in collaboration with
ARO.
Medium New York, New York Summer 2011Design Intern : Assisted
with Manhattan apartment design, which included a bathroom
renovation and the design of a custom bookshelf/partition. Built
conceptual resin model for Cultural Arts Project, Art Bar.
PARA-Project New York, New York Summer 2011Design Intern :
Assisted with design of small scale elements in commercial and
residential projects, material sourcing,post-production images,
drawings, and conceptual and presentation models.
The What if... Project Syracuse, New York Spring 2010Conceptual
Development and Execution, Curator and Exhibition Planner :
Assisted in leading group project for virtual text message
installation in Downtown Syracuse, which culminated in a curated
exhibit at the RedHouse Arts Center.
TH3 Virtual Installation Syracuse, New York Spring 2009Assisted
Professor Anda French on graphic design of advertising posters and
postcards for digital installation located in Downtown Syracuse;
designed prototypes for table and wall displays; aided in designing
gallery opening for installation.
experience
Digital : AutoCAD, Rhinoceros, V-Ray, Adobe Photoshop,
Illustrator, InDesign, Cinema4D, iMovie, Microsoft OfficePhysical :
Laser Cutting, 3D Printing, Resin, Blue Foam, Rockite, Wood,
Chipboard, Charcoal, Acrylic/Oil Paint, Collage
proficiencies
Jon LottPARA-Project,
[email protected]
Jake ForsterOMA*NY, Project
[email protected]
Jonathan MasseyCalifornia College of the Arts, Director of
ArchitectureSyracuse University, Associate
[email protected]
Jason LongOMA*NY, [email protected]
references
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site model
This vertical hyper-mall on the Las Vegas Strip uses the formal
device of the spiral to create endless space for exchange around a
celebratory void. The project is simultaneously a critique of the
density driven sprawl-as-mall typology, as well as a satire of the
perpetual consumerism that has become a trademark of American
society.
The Exchange : Las Vegas Strip : Senior Thesis Design
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VOID
mall as pathway : infrastructure
mall as clearing : parking lot
mall as object : building
mall as sprawl
dying mall
dead mall as a result of void
living mall : high occupancy rate + pedestrian traffic
dying mall
dead mall : high vacancy rate + low pedestrian traffic
The Exchange
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section model section model detail
The Exchange
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guggenheim : perpetual urban surface around celebratory void
new york stock exchange : atria of trade floor as clearing for
exchange
casino : clearing of game floor within resort sprawl
mall as dense horizontal sprawl
void as negative condition
vertical sprawl around celebratory void
central vertical void
surrounded by relentless spiral
combines circulation + program
endless surface for exchange
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The Exchange
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site rendering
The Exchange
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vegas resort : horizontal sprawl negotiated around gaming
floor
vegas resort : vertical mass of hotel tower
vegas resort : icon / figure / tchatchke
site strategy site plan : vegas strip as mall
The Exchange
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Plinth as Clearing : Cut Void : Connect down to Strip Spiral as
Icon : Spiral as Continuous Circulatory Surface + Celebratory Void
: Icon
shopshop
shopshop
shop
shop
shop
shop
shop
shop
shop
shop
shop
Spiral Expands to Form Open Floor Plates : Shop as Void
night club
bar
casino
restaurant expo
fashion show
theater
strip clubexhibit
chapel
spa
gallery
Secondary Plates form off Spiral to accomodate Various Vegas
Activities Plates are Pinned in Place with Trusses
long section
design series
The Exchange
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Stores Boolean to Outer Skin of Box : Connecting Back to the
Vegas Strip
Contained in double-layer Box : Vertical MassStore Plates Punch
through Inner Skin of Box Box Contains Secondary Circulation from
Store to Store : Escalators + Cores Store Plates meet Irregular
Diagrid to Transfer Load to Ground : Interior Configuration as
Response to Neon
Contained in double-layer Box : Vertical Mass
The Exchange
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plan : parking plan : plinth
The Exchange
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plan : store plan : auction
The Exchange
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site model : credit Jeff Cheung
study model series
The Exchange
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The Exchange
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exterior rendering
The Highline-7 Train connection was conceptualized as a hybrid
infrastructural park that combined the characteristics of the
Highline Park and New York subway. This vertical parc de la
villette becomes a new infrastructure which employs circulatory
paths of varying speeds and spaces of varying programmatic
specificity, to bring pedestrains from the slow-paced, green space
of the Highline down to the high-speed, loosely programmed space of
the subway.
Highline-7 Train Connection : Urban Folie Park New York NY : In
collaboration with Kristine Makwinski
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highline as infrastructural armature,
7 train as infrastructural armature,
infrastructure as habitat infrastructure as transport
specifically programmed green space loosely programmed public
space
elevated above the street pushed below the ground
meandering, slow circulation direct, fast circulation
range of programmatic specificity + control
range of circulatory paths + speeds
urban connector, people mover
zoning node, linear park, development magnet
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+
+
Highline 7 Train
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pulpit
kiosks + park
dance floor
specifically programmed public green spaces
loosely programmed public space
Highline 7 Train
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folies
sit buy plant
lounge
perform runway
perform sunbathe gallerydisco dance floor
theater
mosh pit
cafepark
walk meander climb sit playplant display
preach
folies
kit of movement kit of momentsHighline 7 Train
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study model series
study model series
Highline 7 Train
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range of programmatic specificity + control range of circulatory
paths + speeds
design series
Highline 7 Train
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model detail
Highline 7 Train
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section model
site plan
Highline 7 Train
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The Mall is a unique entity and destination in American culture.
The Mall itself is an enticing object in which people instinctively
embark on a journey to reach. This behavior can be classified as an
architectural phenomenon in which Mall becomes ritual. The behavior
in which Americans flock to the Mall can be categorized as
ritualistic. Going to the Mall is a social norm among Americans:
Everybody does it, and Nobody can deny it. Thus the fact that
Americans do flock to the Mall under predictable social
circumstances and regardless of distance can lead us to conclude
that traveling to the Mall is Ritualistic and the Journey that is
made is a Pilgrimage.
Mall as Ritual
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the pathways. the clearing. the object.
the pathways. the clearing. the object.
mecca
mall
design series
pathway clearing object
pathway clearing object
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Mall as Ritual
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the ritual site wall study
gift economy
mall as object
Mall as Ritual
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wall as commodity collecter wall as collecor study
ritual site
pathway study
Mall as Ritual
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site model : the forgotten city, the junkyard, the ritual
site
the forgotten city the junkyard the ritual site
Mall as Ritual
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The Mall is a unique entity and major destination in American
culture. The Mall itself is an enticing object in which people
willingly make extensive journeys to reach. This behavior can be
classified as an architectural phenomenon in which the becomes
mall as cultural destination
Mall as Ritual
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site model
This project was conceptualized as two blocks, the private
vertical dormitory tower, and the public student commons block,
which collides with one another, and are connected with a draped
screen. As a result of this collision, the programmatic blocks
deform to create pockets of communal space that exist within the
screen. These pockets created through variation in section enable
passersby to see into communal spaces and encourage
interaction.
Holey Screen! Syracuse NY : In collaboration with Audrey
Snare
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conceptual massing diagram
massing + screen study
Holey Screen!
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dormitory unit plan
dormitory unit section
dormitory unit common area
section perspective detail
Holey Screen!
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sun site conditions
wind site conditions
formal site logic massing model + screen
Holey Screen!
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gym
laundrytheater
study
conferencebus stop cafe
lounge
stud
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plo
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pocke
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poc
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weekday AM
weekday PM
weekend
section perspective
program distributiondaily routine program analysis
Holey Screen!
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Holey Screen!
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basement floor
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roomscreening roomscreening roomscreening roomscreening room
conference rooms
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laundrylaundrylaundrybike rackbike rackbike rackbike rackbike
rackbike rackbike rack
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Holey Screen!
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San Miniatos original theater was destroyed during WW2, however,
it was never rebuilt and its site left empty. Instead, performances
now take place within the towns piazzas, in which existing
infrastructure such as stairways are adapted as stage and seating.
This project not only explores the evolution of formal theater, but
challenges what theater is within an urban context. It investigates
the informal theater condition by employing the typical italian
piazza as a model for urban theater, submerging the user within two
folding brick surfaces which create a variety of display and
performance spaces.
Whos Watching Who? Italian Piazza as Urban Theater
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typical italian piazza
san miniato la luna e azzura san miniato la luna e azzura
typical street section italian piazza
vertical envelope of piazza
original theater as volume displaced theater as urban piazza new
theater as urban surface
vertical envelope of urban squareuniform surface of urban square
program distribution of urban square
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Whos Watching Who?
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rehearsal : dressing rooms
cinema
gallery
rehearsal : dressing roomstheater
site as it exists piazza programvertical envelope
Whos Watching Who?
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catwalk
cafe
gallery
long section : rhino + illustrator
uniform surface split uniform surface preservation of horizontal
circulation through site
Whos Watching Who?
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auditorium
gallery aperture
atrium
gallery
institu
tions
materials
commun
ities
conceptual diagram post-production plan
post-production section
PARA-Project Marcel Breuer Exhibit Syracuse NY
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post-production conceptual model
Boxcar Printing Offices Syracuse
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gallery
eventspace
perforated wall panel elevation
detail : dot pattern strategy
conceptual axon diagram
PARA-Project
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panel detail
La Casita Cultural Center Syracuse
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library
classroom
kitchen
auditorium
model : in collaboration with cristina webb + hilary
pinnington
PARA-Project
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interior view : image courtesy para-project
La Casita Cultural Center Syracuse
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landscaped path
event space
lobby
future auditorium
MARSHALL STREET
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huntington hall
commercial corridor
auditorium
eventspace
MARSHALL STREET
huntington hall
commercial corridor
auditorium
eventspace
MARSHALL STREET
huntington hall
commercial corridor
auditorium
eventspace
MARSHALL STREET
huntington hall
commercial corridor
entryway + auditorium plan
diagram series
PARA-Project
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auditorium
concept diagram series
plan detail : flexible event space school day plan detail :
flexible event space open event plan detail : flexible event space
closed event
Huntington Hall Syracuse
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Sarafpour Partial R
enovation
Behnaz Sarafpour917.868.1472Behnaz Sarafpour
Archicorp LLCVincent A
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Archicorp.com
171 Madison Avenue
Suite 1001N
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title:
contractor:
parition wall + bookshelf apartment plan + new partition
wall/bookshelf
bookshelf study model series
bedroom
living room
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Behnaz Sarafpour917.868.1472Behnaz Sarafpour
Sarafpour Partial Renovation
drawn by:
title:
number:
folder:
Plandate:
client:
scale:
Archicorp LLC
project:
1' = 1/2"
Archicorp LLCVincent Appel 203 209 [email protected]
171 Madison AvenueSuite 1001New York, NY, 10016
contractor:
BATHROOM
A1.3
design architect:
2011- AUGUST - 4
045_Behnaz Sarafpour
bathroom renovation drawingsfloor tile detail
wall tile detail
old
new!
Behnaz Sarafpour New York
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site context : green
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typical luxury reisdential unit oma optimized tetris unit oma
optimized tetris unit
site wheel site context : brick
or
OMA*NY
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exterior rendering : carrera 7
Calle 84 Bogota
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scn 1 triplex
scn 1 duplex corner
scn 1 duplexmiddle
scn 1 duplexmix
scn 1 simplex
Scenario 1 Units
scn 1 4 bedroom triplex
scn 1 4 bedroom corner double height duplex
scn 1 4 bedroom middle double height duplex
scn 1 3 bedroommiddle double height duplex
scn 1 2 bedroom single height
scn 1 3 bedroomsingle height
4BR 3BR 2BR
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scn 1 duplex corner
scn 1 duplexmiddle
scn 1 duplexmix
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Scenario 1 Units
scn 1 4 bedroom triplex
scn 1 4 bedroom corner double height duplex
scn 1 4 bedroom middle double height duplex
scn 1 3 bedroommiddle double height duplex
scn 1 2 bedroom single height
scn 1 3 bedroomsingle height
4BR 3BR 2BR
2x
1x
unit configurationplan : fl 13 + 14
plan : fl 13 + 14
OMA*NY
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plan : roof terraces
aerial rendering : roof terraces
Calle 84 Bogota
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scoop window details
OMA*NY
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interior + exterior shell contours
Robbie Antonio Museum Villa Manila
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evolution of the study of cities
PAST FUTURE
Piranesi
Cartography
The Iliad
Land Survey
NYC Subway Map
Delirious New York
Foursquare
Guggenheim Lab
Nolli Map
Worlds Fair
Road Map
Google Earth
Instagram
OPA
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gantry + van alen table detail
street seat detail
entry view
presentation model
van alen institute GROUND/WORK competitionfor Of Possible
Architectures
Van Alen Institute : Ground/Work New York
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narrative diagrams : photoshop + illustrator
OMA*NY
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scenario : food trucks scenario : art basel scenario : boat
show
cultural band animated section : rhinocerous + illustrator
Miami Beach Convention Center
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illuminated shoe wall : autocad construction documents
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Mapos
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render : sketchup + photoshop
Asics Flagship Times Square New York
