Sebastian Munoz's Portfolio

sebastian munoz06-09

30 MONTHS_

Even when we reason about empty places, we typically do so with an eye to the anatomy of their potential tenants: space as such is per-ceptually remote and we can hardly understand its structure without imagining what could f ill the void. - Achille Varzi

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PUBLIC PARK

ELEVATOR SHAFT

LIVE WORK UNIT

CIRCULATION HALL

RESIDENTIAL UNIT

COMMERCIAL LIGHT WELL

LIGHT WELL PLAZA

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RESIDENTIAL PARKING

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SKIN DIAGRAM

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SHIFTING BORDER _

Fall 3a09

THE INTERFACE OF CREATING A MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT ON A SITE THAT SITS ON THE BORDER OF A CITY CENTER PROVIDES US WITH THE OPPORTUNITY TO INTERROGATE

WHAT A BOARDER IS AND HOW IT IS DEFINED. OUR DEFINITION OF A BOARDER SAYS THAT IS SHOULD BLEND IN AND OUT NOT BY WALL BUT BY LIGHT, TONE, PATTERN AND SHIFT-ING. BY BLENDING THESE BORDERS WE WISH TO MAXIMIZE THE OPPORTUNITIES FOR IN-

TERACTION AMONGST USERS WHILE STILL PROVIDING THE USERS WITH VARYING DEGREES OF PRIVACY.

DIFFERENCES IN LIGHT CREATES PASSAGES. TONE COMBINED WITH AND SKIN CREATES VISUAL AMBIGUITY. SHIFTING FLOOR PLATES CREATE PRIVACY WITHOUT WALLS. THE WALL

DISPERSERS INTO GLASS LEAVING PERSPECTIVES THAT SLICES THROUGH EVERY COMPONENT OF THE PROJECT.

STRUCTURE _commercial shift

COMMUNITY_ pock park

COMMUNITY_publc park

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PERSPECTIVE_entrance

PERSPECTIVE_haptic Interior

STRUCTURE _steel latice

Project: Shiifting Border

Project: Shiifting Border

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Costa Ricas population is increasing by 50%, yet in its capital, San Jose, population is declining. The people are leaving because of a lack of secure transpor tation and investment in their city. An increased sense of security and value are the only ways to reinvigorate San Jose, allowing for future growth says Alvardo Rojas, Director of Universidad del Diseno, architecture school in Costa Rica.

RICA _ BRT

Summer 4b099

SITE PLAN_rica BRT

HOUSING TOWER

HOUSING BUILDING

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RIVER PARK

SKY BRIDGES

TRANSIT MANUFACTURING FACILITY

TRANSIT ADMINISTRATION

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CULTURAL CENTER

SCHOOL

URBAN FARM

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rica_BRT has two areas of intervention, the Transist corridor (rica_BRT) and the Transit Center (Site). The rica_BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) addresses ease and security of personal travel, as well as

integrates a larger infrastructure into the current transpor tation system. Rica_BRT is a sophisticated transit corridor for alternative personal transpor tation devices such as bicycles, electric scooters and pedestrian-only roads. A multi-lane dedicated bus boulevard creates an internal highway through-

out San Jose Costa Rica. The Transit center is designed to regenerate of a brown f ield site back into the urban fabric of San Jose.

The Transit center (the site) is located in a brown f ield site that is central to the downtown districts and to many residential communities that would have easy access to its offerings. It is the

belief of rica_BRT that it should be carved into an existing urban city and that public transit can also grow from the inside out.

ON SITE_rica BRT INTERSECTION

AERIAL VIEW OF SITE AND EXISTING CONTEXT

ON SITE_ SCOOTER LANE

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TRANSIT MAP_network of public transit

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NORTH/SOUTH

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LOCAL/ PRIVATELY OWNED BUSSES ACCESS BRT LANE AT EACH OF THESE STATIONS.

BRT LANES RUN EAST/WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH .

BIKE PARKS WITH LARGE BIKE PARKING FEATURES. ANDBIKE EXCHANGE STATIONS.

CHARGING STATION FOR SCOOTER EXCHANGE PROGRAM.

CHARGING STATION FOR ELECTRIC BUSSES AND ZIP CARS.

rica_BRT CIRCULATION DIAGRAM

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LONG SECTION_RICA BRT SITE

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ON SITE_TRANSIT PLAZA, Elevated bus stop

OFF SITE_TRAFFIC CALMING

ON SITE_AERIAL OF HOUSING BUILDING AND RIVER PARK

Projectj : rica_BRT

ON SITE_RIVER PARK WITH CONNECTING SKY BRIDGES

ON SITE_rica BRT WITH EV AND PEDESTRIAN ROADS

ON SITE_VIEW OF MANUFACTURING FACILITY AND OF HOUSING BUILDING

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COMMUNIITY CENTER ELEVATED BUS STOP

Projectj : rica_BRT

SECURE BIKE LOCKS DEDICATED BUS ROADS

INTERVENTIONS

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THE CLAIM: To fully provide for the next generation, the School of the future will have to accommodate ever-changing obstacles presented by the ever-changing world. Challenged by a evolving climate and a growing population, the school of the future will need to be equipped with the ability to adapt and grow to these obstacles. The f irst chal-lenges are simple; protect the child and there ability to learn.

The Space framed school proposes an oppor tunity to address these obstacles while providing the students with a dynamic learning environment..

THE RESPONSE: Space Framed Elementary is located at the point of intersection of some of the most highly traveled highways of California. This makes the site toxic. To respond to the highway pollution problem

the school building forms a large perimeter around the outdoor play space and will act as a f ilter between the polluted air and the student. This school is not only a protected and dynamic learning environment but it is a

f ilter that can adapt to the challenges of any site.

The structural system of the school responds to the challenge of population growth. It is formed by the char-acteristics of a space frame. The space frame allows for f lexibility in the program areas at any scale. The

space frame can transform for a large auditorium into a small childs play space. PROJECT KEY TERMS _ vocabulary

SPACE FRAME:NounA three-dimensional structural framework that is designed to behave as an integral unit and to withstand loads applied at any point.

STEEL:NounA hard, strong, gray or bluish-gray alloy of iron with carbon and usually other elements, used extensively as a structural and fabricat-ing material strength and f irmness :

TOXIC:AdjectivePoisonous : the dumping of toxic waste | alcohol is toxic to the ovaries.

MODULENoun

-pendent units that can be used to construct a more complex structure, such as an item of furniture or a building.

interrelated units from which a program may

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PERSPECTIVE_The perimeter protects the center.

SPACEFRAMED _ LA

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PERFERATED GREEN WALL PANEL CONNECTIONSKY LIGHT WALL PANEL CONNECTIONWALL PANEL CONNECTION

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PERSPECTIVE_interior plaza

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PERSPECTIVE_multi-use play space

PERSPECTIVE_spor t f ields

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Project: Space Framed Elementary

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PLAYGROUND_spaceframed playgroundPLAYGROUND_spaceframed playground

PROGRAM/ CIRCULATION DIAGRAM

COVERED DINNING HALL/LECTURE SPACES

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PLAY GROUND_space fame play area

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Project: Space Framed Elementary

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PERSECTIVE_View from the entrance driveway

PERSECTIVE_View from the highway

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PERSECTIVE_View from the entrance tower

PERSECTIVE_View from the soccer f ield

PERSECTIVE_aerial view SITE PLAN_aerial view

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THE RESCUE ME :LA TRAINING FACILITY IS A STEEL STRUCTURE COMPOSED OF TUBULAR STEEL MEMBERS THAT RISE FROM THE STORM CHANNEL

THE BUILDING MAKES A STRONG FORMAL, AND STRUCTURAL STATE-MENT THAT REFLECTS THE ATTI-TUDE OF THE FACILITY AND ITS OC-CUPANTS.

FORMAL STRATEGY

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EXTERIOR VIEW_WHEN ONE SPACE IS CREATED, ANOTHER IS CREATED AS A REACTION.EXTERIOR VIEW_SIDE PROFILE FROM CHANEL.GLASS AND STEEL CREATE DYNAMIC SPACES

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Project: Rescued: LA

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As a visitor to Embudo/Dixon, it seems to me that miscommunications and misunderstandings between the newer and the older members of the community have divided Embudo/Dixon. The division lies between insiderthose who understand the acequiaand outsiderthose who dont. Outsiders and insiders are keeping their guard up. There is no vulnerability between neighbors.

Dixon/Embudo is an acequia community. To maintain an acequia com-munity requires knowledge of how the acequia works and responsibil-ity to maintain it. Currently responsibility is shared unequally. Respon-sibly must be shared and cannot be divided by geographical location. The only way to make responsibility shared is through communication.

To promote a strategy of par ticipation, I propose a watershed institute as a restaurant. This restaurant is designed around the full par ticipation of those inside. Embudo has many valuable resources to offer. This restaurant will function by using those resources carefully. Food resources will only be seasonal. The restaurant will only con-tinue to benef it from what is provided by the agricultural community of Dixon. In return the restaurant will provide farmers with fer tilizer, and will provide all landowners adjacent to the restaurant with storm water management.

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Finally it will offer the community techniques, systems, and environ-mental controls that can be adapted to other building projects. Af-fordability, availability, price and ease of construction have all driven the design. The restaurant has been designed to use abundant local resources to process waste, water, food, and production in many dif-ferent forms to meet the challenges of this site and this community.

This restaurant will serve as a tool for mending the broken lines of communication needed for the survival of Embudo/Dixon. Without a venue that celebrates local resources, communication cannot exist. Without communication, an active effor t to sustain Embudo/Dixon cannot exist.

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Embudo, New Mexico

Project:Watershed Institute As a Restaurant

Choco Canyon, New Mexico

Structural Diagram_HOW IT RELATES TO SYSTEMS

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STORM WATER INTERVENTION:FRESH WATER: IN THIS MICRO WATERSHED OF ONE MILE ROUGHLY 1 MILLION GALLONS OF WATER RUSHED DOWN IN 15 MINUTES.FRESH STORM WATER FLOODS THE ARROYO AND SURROUNDING AREA. AT THE BASE OF THE BUILDING THE ACEQUIA RUNS WHICH CREATES A LOW PRESSURE SYSTEM IN THE MORNING.

HAY BAILES: HAY BALES ARE STACKED AND SET IN THE ARROYO BED TO SLOW DOWN WATER BEFORE REACHING GABION.

GABIONS: GABION BAGS FILTER SILT FROM THE RUSHING STORM WATER AND ACT TO SLOW DOWN THE FORCE OF THE WATER

CISTERNS: 8 4000 GALLON CISTERNS, STORE THE WATER THAT HAS BEEN SLOWED DOWN AND FILTERED BY THE GABIONS AND HAY BAILES.

COMMUNITY TABLE EXPERIENCE:PROGRAM:THE SPACE IS ORGANIZED AROUND THE KITCHEN. EATING AND DINNING ARE PART OF THE SAME EXPERIENCE. THIS SPACE IS FOUNDED ON THE PRINCIPLES OF COMMUNICATION AND WITHOUT EACH PERSON PARTICIPATING IN ALL PROCESS, COMMUNICATION WILL FAIL.

COMPOSTING: INCORPORATED IN THE PROGRAM IN A PLACE TO COMPOST WAIST FOR THE RESTAURANT AND THE COMMUNITY. COMMUNITY COMPOSTING GOES TO CREATED COMPOSTED CHECK DAMS THAT WILL COVER THE LAND-SCAPE TO HELP MANAGE STORM WATER AND RESTART COMPOSTING WILL GO TOWARD MANAGING FOOD WAIST. THE FOOD WASTE COMPOST WILL BE GIVING TO THE LOCAL AGRICULTURE COMMUNITY OF EMBUDO.

WASTE WATER: WILL BE PROCESSED BY A CONSTRUCTED WET LAND .

SAND WALLS: ACT AS THERMAL MASS THAT WILL COOL AND HEAT THE BUILDING.

SAND ROOF: WILL ACT AS A PASSIVE AIR CONDITIONER.

ORIENTATION:IN THE CONTEXT OF EMBUDO THE SITE IS LOCATED JUST BEHIND THE DOWN TOWN SHOPS. IT IS THE FIRST BUILDING TO EXPERIENCE THE WATER FROM THIS MICRO WATERSHED AND THEREFORE CAN MAXIMIZE THE USE OF THE STORM WATER AND IT IS ALSO THE FIRST LAYER OF DEFENCE IN PREVENTING STORM WATER TO AFFECT THE SMALL RESIDENTIAL COMMUNITY SURROUNDING IT.

THE BUILDING ORIENTATION IS SUCH THAT A WIND PASSES THROUGH THE NORTH WESTERN WIDOWS IN THE MORNING AND SOUTH EASTERN DOOR IN THE EVENING. THE SITE IS WELL VEGETATED AND WELL WATERED, WHICH WILL HEWITH THE HEAT OF THE SUMMER. THE SITE IS ACCESSIBLE BY CAR OR BY FOOT AND ALLOWS FOR A BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF THE WATERSHED.

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CONSTRUCTED WETLAND_PROCESSES WASTE WATER FOR USE BY VEGETABLE GARDEN

CISTER 2_PROCESSES WASTE WATER FOR USE BY VEGETABLE GARDEN

GIVE BACK_CLEAN WATER CAN BE RETURNED TO EZEKIEL

BATHROOM WAIST _BATHROOM WAIST IS FILTERED BY THE CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS

GABION MATTRESSES_FILTERS TOP SOIL FROM WATER BEFORE BEING STORED IN CISTERNS

PERMEABLE FOUNDATION_AS THE WATER FLOWS THROUGH FOUNDATION IT IS SLOWED, FILTERS, AND STORED

WATER FOR COOLING_STORED WATER COOLS STRUCTURE AS THE AIR CIRCU-LATES THROUGH THE GABIONS

CISTER 1_FILTERED WATER IS CHANNELED AND STORED IN CISTERN

OVER FLOW_OVER FLOW OF STORM WATER CONTINUES DOWN-STREAM SLOWER AND CLEANER THAN BEFORE

PREFORMATIVE FOUNDATION+WATER

SAND WALL _PROVIDES THERMAL MASS AND INSULATION FOR DIN-NING ROOM.

OPEN ROOF_OPENING IN ROOF ALLOWS FOR AIR TO TRAVEL OUT WHILE ALLOWING THE SUN TO BE ABSORBED BY DINNER

SAND BAG ROOF_SAND BAD INSULATES ROOF AND KEEPS THE KITCHEN COOL

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CORRUGATED STEEL ROOF_REFLECTS HEAT FROM BATHROOM WHILE STILL ALLOW-ING SOME HEAT TO BE ABSORBED BY THERMAL MASS.

COOL AIR_THE AIR THAT FLOWS THROUGH THE GABIONS IS COOLED BY ROCKS.

AG ROOFULATES ROOF AND KEEPS THE KITCHEN

COOLED BY ROCKS

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PLAN VIEW_of f inal model PERSPECTIVE VIEW_of f inal model

PROGRESS MODELS

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FLOOR PLAN_First Floor

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SITE PLAN_micro watershed

Project:Watershed Institute As a Restaurant + Table

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EARTH ON TOP: LOCATED IN DOWN-TOWN LOS ANGELES AT THE CORNER WHERE SPRING AND MAIN CONVERGE, THE SITE IS AT A POINT WHERE MANY DOWNTOWN DISTRICTS START AND END. IT LOCATION LENDS IT SELF TO BE A PERFECT OPPORTUNITY TO CREATES A PUBLIC SPACE THAT GIVE THE DOWN-TOWN LA COMMUNITY A PLACE THAT THEY CAN ENJOY.

DOWNTOWN LACKS GREEN SPACE AND PUBLIC SPACE AND WITH OUT AD-DRESSING THAT PROBLEM THE EFFORT TO REVITALIZED DOWNTOWN TO WHAT IS WAS WILL FAIL.

I PROPOSE A MUSEUM COVERED BY A PARK. THIS KIND OF SPACE WILL PRO-VIDE DOWNTOWN WITH A PLACE TO CONTINUE TO GROW SOCIALLY AND PHYSICALLY. IT CAN BE USED ON A DAILY BASIS BY ALL THOSE WHO ALREADY WALK THE CORNER WHERE SPRING AND MAIN AND ALL THOSE WHO WILL NOW WANT TO.

PLAN_FLOOR 3

PLAN_FLOOR 2

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ABOVE_View from the roof of a main street building.

ABOVE_View from a building Broadway.

ABOVE_View from inside the park

LA

BELOW_View from the en-trance of the parking lot.

BELOW_View from museum on the Broadway side.

BELOW_View from museum on the Spring street side.

Project: Ear th on Top

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Process models

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Presentation models

Project: Ear th on Top

Site: Toyon Canyon, Griff ith Park

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Site Plan with context_

LA

PERSPECTIVE_View from the entrance of the parking lot.

PERSPECTIVE_Aerial view of site.

PERSPECTIVE_Front elevation of the museum as seen form

glendale.

OVER LAY SITE DIAGRAM: Grid overlay diagram.

SECTION_A

FOLLOW LEAD YOURSELF: THE PATH TO TOYON CANYON IS COMPOSED OF ORDER, AND INSPIRED BY DISCOVERY.

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PERSPECTIVE_As seen From the bike path.

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Project: Chinatown Culinary Ar t IInstitute

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The LA River Pavilion is an Explora-tion of how a space can be inf luenced

by information.

The site for the pavilion is located at a point of the LA river that is use

frequently by pedestrians. Exess-able mostly by foot, the information

pavilion was meant to be a place that the community could gather for public

meeting or debates of any kind. The Information pavillion could also provide

it occupants with newels and history of the LA river.

PERSPECTIVE_As seen From the bike path.

PERSPECTIVE_As seen From the entrance

PERSPECTIVE_As seen From the Interstate 5 highway. AERIAL MAP

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LA _ RIVERSITE COLLAGE

PRESENTATION MODEL

SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

PRESENTATION MODELPROGRESS MODEL

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BENEATH THE SURFACE

BENEATH THE SURFACE_ Final board

HANGING OUT_ Final board

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professor: Peter + Hadley Arnoldprojects: Watershed Institute

As a Restaurant + Table

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ALOFT_ Final board MIND THE GAP_ Final board

ALOFT MIND THE GAP

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CAMERA OBSCURA_

LIGHT AND COLOR_f inal boardLIGHT AND COLOR_ fully assembled

CAMERA OBSCURA_ assemblyCAMERA OBSCURA_ transpor t

BOX_fully assembled BOX_exploded axonometric

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Massing is not only the outward shape of a building; its also the projection of shape, plan organization, spatial and sectional type, and faade. Massing works from the interior to the exterior and back again. Consequently, mass-ing is not leaden but porous and elastic, and centuries of precedent show that projection through faade, sectional organization, and plan conf igura-tion inf luence the outward shape, posture, and address of any building . -Greg Lynn, Massing from Greg Lynn Form

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