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Pablo Lituma
P O R T F O L I O
B.S. ArchitectureUniversity at BuffaloState University of New York
Music Hall
Farmers Market
Living Machine
Installation -Bauflauve 17
Tel: (631) 871-9520E-mail: [email protected] In:http://www.linkedin.com/in/plituma
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE
2-D Renderings
High-Rise Residential Renovation
Facade RenovationStorefront RenovationResidential Modular home
Model builder
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Team or self 5
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2-D Renderings
NAME
6BALDASSANO ARCHITECTURE
71770 GRAND CONCOURSE, BRONX NY
Scope of Work: New Apartment layouts and Exterior beutification with interior lobby renovations. Exterior curtain wall system with revolving door entrance to bring ligth into new lobby renovation. Role: CAD Construction documents, Unit layouts, Elevation renderings, Plan renderings.
1770 Grand ConcourseInterior Alterations & Facade renovation
NAME
9W 58TH STREET, NEW YORK, NYBALDASSANO ARCHITECTURE8
Scope of Work: Client requests new elevators and new storefront entrance for mixed use building. Part of the brick facade to be removed and redesigned with curtainwall system rising 7 floors. Role: CAD Construction documents, Elevation renderings, Plan renderings
West 58th street Facade renovation
10BALDASSANO ARCHITECTURE 124-126 MAIN STREET, PATCHOGUE, NY 11
Scope of work includes renovation of storefront for commercial building. Role: CAD Construction documents, Storefront design, Village restrictions compliance . Media: AutoCAD, Revit
124-126 Main street, Patchogue, NY 11772Facade renovation: Storefront Aluminum and glass system
EAST COAST DORMER MCDONELL RESIDENCE 2013
Modular home: New construction
McDonell Residence:Designed to allow six modules.
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Team or self Name of project
Modular home: Scaled ModelPrototype A Residence:Designed to allow six modules.
East Coast Dormer 2013
MODEL BUILDER
Beau-Fleuve
Participated as project designer for an installation intended for use at a neghborhood in Buffalo. The installion’s purpose is to allow a point of discovery for. children and adults from diverse backgrounds . The information would record data about the user which could be mapped and linked to geographic history creating a map of displacements. The materials and production consist of laser cutting 1/2” felt and stitching pieces in an arranged fashion to each other. This was produced as a direct translation from models designed as a parametric model made With Rhinoceros and Grasshopper Plug-in.
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Installation By Jordan Geiger
INTERNSHIPSImages provided by Jordan Geiger.Design collaboration by, Robert Griptko, Adam Laskowitz, Jordan Geiger, Joey Swerlin
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Beau-Fleuve Installation
Term
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A study developed by sustainable futures students as part of an internship project aimed to provide a community with a design for their local needs. The development called for a look through the lens of sustainable management and interaction for inhabitants. The clients desire called for a market and arts center as well as small office space. The concept was developed through an inquiry of development in the region where homes are expanded as owners acquire funds. This also lead to a phased process where 2 or 3 additions would expand as needed. Due to our desire for minimal intervention he concept of chain was developed. Each space added to a center allowed a continuous growth while enabling a complex to change in form and orientation.
Farmers Market
Summer 2011
Drawings and illustrations by Mark Storie, and Lucy Wang.Design and field study conducted by collaboration of sustainable future students.
Monteverde, Costa Rica La Feria de la Mariposa
ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
Buffalo, NY Living machine
Mixed use development provides low cost housing for researchers in sustainability. The copperative between residents and public center share the laboratory with education and exhibition space where viewers can visit and explore nature with the environment of a building.The project educates city residents of a problem in the way water is managed, it is currently a High quality resource for low quality use.
Living machineResidence/community center
Concept
Nature and development are brought together under one roof, for all to view. As visitors and residents view and inhabit nature and realize whay nature can do, experience becomes a tool for consciousness in sustainable living methods.
Pablo LitumaArc: 402Living machine
Interior Views
Atrium 4 th Floor
Aeration Tanks Fifth floor
Pablo LitumaArc: 402Living machine
Interior Views
Atrium 4 th Floor
Aeration Tanks Fifth floor
Pablo LitumaArc: 402Living machine
Interior Views
Entrance Lobby
Entrance Lobby
Pablo LitumaArc: 402Living machine
Entrance Lobby Views
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Residential spacesFloor 5
22 23Fall 2011Living Machine
Semi-public/ Residential Lobby
The structure enhances the light aspects of a public program. A structure permits by allowing openings that enables sun and day light a key component into my building. The structure extends out from the core or from where the vertical structure is located.
Light and Shade
Bioclimactic DesignNatural shading from plants. Thermal covers protection during nIght time
Light and airNatural daylight Natural daylit living spaces.
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A music performance space and sound studio for a community in Buffalo. The music center is designed for up to 100 people, as well as address other needs for other programs such as a recording studio with offices, and record-ing rooms. All spaces have been aligned with accessibility, egress and life safety codes and concerns.
Music hall, Recording studioTripod
Fall 200926 Tripod 27
Pablo LitumaB.S. Architecture
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