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Architecture Design

Portfolio

Vincent Murad2015

Design

Analysis

Concept

Tectonics

Space

Relationship

Function


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Contact Info

Email : [email protected]: (248) 225-7304

Education

Skills

Lawrence Tech University

Oakland Community College

13 - Present

(IP)

2010 - 13

Bachelor Of Science in Architecture

Assoc iate in Applied Science in Architecture

Adobe Suites

Autodesk

Illustrator

Photoshop

Autocad

Revit

Miscellaneous

Rhinocero

Sketchup

Lumion

Hand-Work

Drafting

Rendering

Model Building

Sketching

Microsoft Suitesor

Excel

Powerpoint

Humans survive on three basic necessities - Food Water Shelter.Food and Water are supplied by nature, and Shelter is created.What we choose to do with these creations are left to us, basedon the analysis of our surroundings and the relationships of spaces; As well as the Code, Budget and Time Constraints.

01 Information Background


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Table of Contents

Prairie Style Public Library

Toledo Museum of Art

Spring 2013

(OCC)

(LTU)

(OCC)

(LTU)

Fall 2013

Design Studio 2

Design Studio 3

Freelance Work Summer 2014

Super 8 Motel

Visual Communications 4 Spring 2014

Case Study

Building Systems Spring 2012

Construction Documents

Sketches Spring 2013

Still life

Digital Fabrication

02 Table of Contents

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Intermediate Structures

(LTU)

Fall 2014

Case Study17


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s a homage to one o the most proli ic American architects o the late 19th - early 20th century,this design exhibits all the characteristics o Frank Lloyd Wright’s prairie school : Long, horizontalines, windows grouped in horizontal bands, and hipped roo s with broad overhanging eaves. A loorplan that is designed to integrate with nature is ac complished by extending the spaces outto be as much surrounded by nature as possible.

Monterey, Californiapublic librar

Pra re Style

03 Monterey Public Library


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AdultCafeChildrenLobby Teen

Staff MechanicalComputerNook Meeting Room Fab Lab Event Space

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Program 2D Massing

Circulation

Legend


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Section A-1nts

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First Levelnts

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4

Third Levelnts

Second levelnts

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06Monterey Public Library

1 A

Design Development


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Design Proposal

South Elevationnts



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East Elevationnts

Design Proposal

08Monterey Public Library


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09 TMOA

The design set forth aims to replace the Grove Plac e Studio site with a New, Four story Multi-use building witha strong connection to the existing Toledo Museum of Modern Art. The spaces and adjac encies planned out inthe design aims to distinguish public space from private space. The following design incorporates the use of proportion as well as Le Corbusier’s Five Points of Architec ture. In an effort to repate the proposed buildingwith the museum, a major component used in the design is the golden ratio. It is used as a homage to C lassicalGreek architecture, as the Neoclassical museum derived itself from a Greek revival.

Toledo, OhioMulti-use Pavilion

Toledo Museum of Art


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Site Analysis

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Main Museum

Professional Arts Building

Center for the Visual Arts

Glass Pavilion

10 TMOA


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Site Analysis Program

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Public

ClassroomsEvent Space

Materials ArchiveMaterials Storage

LaboratorieResidence

Administration

Private

Courtyard

ntrance LobbyHigh BayAuditorium

Gallery

TMOA Level 2

TMOA Level 1

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Lobby

High Bay

Courtyard

Event Space

Administration

Auditorium

High Bay


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Golden Rectangle Ratio

In geometry, the golden rectangleis a ratio that has sides 1:1.618

This ratio has been used as a methodof proportion in the architecture worldfor over 2,000 years. It is believed tobe aesthetically pleasing.

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Materials Archive

Gallery

Event Space

Classrooms

Auditorium

High Bay Laboratory

Residence

1 : 1.618

Site Analysis Program


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Second Levelnts

First Levelnts

13 TMOA

CourtyardLobbyHigh BayStaff Admin.Materials Storage

Materials ArchiveMechanicalEvent SpaceAuditorium Laboratory Gallery Space C lassrooms Housing

Terrace Flexible Space

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Legend

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Design Development

D i D l t


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Fourth Levelnts

Third Levelnts

Floor Plates

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15

13

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7 7

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6

Design Development

41 TMOA


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15 TMOA


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16 TMOA

Case Study


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M er Hu Partners p, LL

Structura Case Stu

56 W SuperoCase Study

17 turesntermed ate tru

3d Model


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3d Model

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18rmediate StructuresInte


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In the wake of new ownership of a Super 8 Motel, I am commissioned to redesign the existing lobby in the fashionsuited to the new owners. In first meeting the client, I asked what was the program needed in the redesign of theproposal. A larger cafe, private managerial office, and improved visibility and circulation within the lobby inin terms of both the customer and the clerk. After considering the program, aesthetics was discussed as amajor factor in the renovation. The client requested the use of various materials to create a setting of higher

standards for the business.

1343 S Center Rd

Flint Township, MI 4508

uper Mote

19 Super 8

Program Existing Conditions


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20Super 8First Level Plan


After meeting with and understandingthe needs of the client, measurements weretaken through a traditional method of

Analogue to digital. In order to c reatethe drawings and proposal, I must firstget a sense of position in the program ona two dimensional scale.



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21 Super 8

1

5

6 7

8

94 2

3

1. Lo2. Clerk’s Desk 220 sq ft3. Clerk’s Office 50 sq ft

4. Cafe / Food 250 sq f 5. Ha way6. Ha way7. Staircase

8. Vend ng

9. Storage

Existing Lobby Plan

Disconnected

Connected

Affinity

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Program Design Development


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23 Super 8

1. Lo y2. Clerk’s Desk 160 sq3. Manager’s Office 325 sq f

4. Computer Stat on5. Lounge Seating6. Staircase7. Ca e / Food 516 sq t

8. Restroom

9. Foo Storage

10. Vend ng

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8

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Proposed Lobby Plan

Disconnected

Connected

Affinity

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Design Proposal


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24Super 8

Site Development


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25 Building Systems

Site Development


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26Building Systems

This course introduces the student to designissues for good site planning process principlesand methods. The course addresses the issuesrelated to site engineering such as grading,drainage, circulation, road alignment, and

overall organizational concepts relative to agiven site. The course content also includes anunderstanding of zoning, variances, easementsand ordinances.Site design and accessibilitywere the main focus for the surrounding project.

This course provides the foundationalinformation for producing quality construction

documents for light wood frame residentialconstruction. The student will be introduced tothe development, composition, and applicationof various building materials. Specific materialsthat will be addressed include wood, masonry,and concrete. Topics include residentialconstruction principles, wood frame detailing,footings, foundations, and electrical planconcepts and their relationship to wood frameconstruction, circulation methods, as well as

geographical, c limatic and safety issues.



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27 Building Systems



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28Building Systems

Case Study


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29 Vis Comm 4

Milwaukee Art MuseumSantiago Calatrava

In analysis of this notable work, the primary formal characteristics are reducedto abstraction in the form of diagrams of the building in plan and section.

Case Study


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A b s t r a c t i o n

Changing Exhibition Gallery

Gift Shop

West Corridor

East Gallery / Paid Space

Auditorium

Reception Hall

Main Lobby

Bridge

Milwaukee War Memorial

Plan & Level of Galleries

Parking Spaces

Garage Lobby

Garage Lobby

Mechanical Space

Restaurant

Loading Dock

Flexible / Hallway Space

Milwaukee War Memorial

Plan & Level of Garage

Meeting Spaces

N

N

Direct AmbientLIGHT

Near FarVIEW N

PrivateSemi-PrivatePublic

Transverse Section Main Level

Tubular SteelGlassWhite Concrete (CIP)Glass/Steel Brise Soleil

Material Use

Digital Fabrication


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31 Vis Comm 4

Horizontal Roughing

Time(minutes)

Parallel Finishing

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Digital Fabrication


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32Vis Comm 4


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33 Sketches


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34Sketches