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PART 1 HYLAN PLAZA MALL - STATEN ISLAND, NY DD/CD/CA 2016-2021 04-13 PART 2 GUGGENHEIM 2 COMPETITION 2018 14-23 PART 3 COMPETITION 2018 24-27 PART 4 WARPING THE CENTERLINE GSD STUDIO 2011 28-31 PART 5 JEANNE GANG’S STUDIO GSD STUDIO 2011 32-37 PART 6 ANNE LACATON’S STUDIO - PARIS STUDY ABROAD COMPETITION 2013 38-41 PART 7 KINDERGARTEN SCHOOL DESIGN 2012 42-49 PART 8 AU BON PAIN RESTAURANT DESINGN SD/DD/CD 2011 50-55 PART 9 HAND DRAWINGS - PARIS STUDY ABROAD PENCIL SKETCHES 2015 56-59 PART 10 ONDECK MILLWORK DRAWINGS 2016 60-65 HYLAN PLAZA STRIP MALL - BUILDING 2 CD SD/DD
PART 11 SOHO THEATER MILLWORK DRAWINGS CD/PROJECT ARCHITECT 2021 66-67 PART 12 2015 68-69 PART 13 RESIDENTIAL AMENITY SPACE - BROOKLYN, NY CD 2015 70-71 PART 14 2013 72-75 PART 15 OFFICE AMENITY SPACE - PENTHOUSE SOLARIUM SD 2017 76-77 PART 16 2016 78-79 PART 17 HAMPTONS HOUSE KITCHEN DESIGN SD 2018 PART 18 2016 80 PART 19 MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT STUDIES SD 2021 81 PART 20 2012 82-83 OFFICE FACADE DESIGN - HUDSON YARDS SD 84-85 OFFICE MAIN STAIR DRAWINGS CD MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL - WALL SECTIONS CD REVIT INTERMEDIATE TUTORIAL REVIT MODEL LAND ART GENERATOR INITIATIVE COMPETITION
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2\" RIGID 1'-4\" 3\" 38\" 134 CONCRETE CURB, REFER TO INSULATION (R-10 MAX. STRUCTURAL MIN) VAPOR BARRIER 51 (07 43 12 - 51) ALUM. COMP. PNL CMU 60 (08 41 13 - 60) STOREFRONT SYSTEM 22 (04 20 00 - 22) CONCRETE BASE @ EIFS 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" HYLAN PLAZA L.O. 8\" CMU LIGHT WEIGHT REINFORCED, LIGHT WEIGHT REINFORCED, LIGHT WEIGHT GROUT - FILLED, EPOXY PTD GROUT - FILLED, EPOXY PTD GROUND FACE CMU GROUND FACE CMU 1'-0\" CMU PREWRAPPED/ BACKWRAPED INSUL BOARD FRIELILNEFDOCRMCPUEADR,TGITRIOONUST BACKUP STUD SIZING 8\" CMU FLASHING W/ SEALANT BACKING 07 42 13 - 45A 6\" CMU - CORRUGATED MTL COLOR 1 STONE FASTENER, MTL OR MASTIC 134\" 38\" SHIM AS REQ'D 07 43 12 - 52D HEIGH07T42O1F3 -W45ABLL6\" CMU - CORRUGSATTUEDDSMIZTLECOLOR 2 SPACING MAX. 07 42 13 - 46A 8\" CMU - CORRUGATED MTL COLOR 1 16 IN. 16 IN. 3\" MINERAL WOOL INSULATION BACKER ROD & SEALANT 0-14 F07T4. 2 13 - 46B 8\" CMU - CORRUG35A8TCEDWM20TL COLOR 2 (MIN R-4.2/IN) 16 IN. HORIZONTAL MULLION, REFER TO 14-16007F74T422. 1133--4477AB 12\" CMU - CORRUGATED MTL COLOR 1 SPECS FOR BASIS OF DESIGN 12\" CMU - CORRU3G5A8TCEWD1M8TL COLOR 2 6\" METAL STUD FRAMING 16-22 FT. 6CW20 @ 16\" O.C. CORRUGATED METAL PANEL MULLION 6\" R-21 FOIL-FACED BATT SPACING 08 41 13 - 60A ANODIZED FINISH COLOR 1 & 2 TBD INSULATION 08 41 13 - 60B BRONZE FINISH INTERIOR FINISH BY OTHERS 6\" 08 41 13 - 60C CHAMPAGNE FINISH CORRUGATED METAL ON CMU WITH 1\" EXPANSION JOINT W/ NO INSULATION COMPRESSIBLE FILLER. VERTICAL MULLION BEYOND 07 42 13 - A COLOR 1 TBD OPENING 07 42 13 - B COLOR 2 TBD ℄ 1\" INSULATED GLAZING UNIT 2\" SEMI-RIGID MINERAL WOOL (U-0.38;SHGC-0.4) (MIN R-4.2/IN) MULLION REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS VAPOR PERMEABLE AIR BARRIER HORIZONTAL MULLION WEEP AS REQUIRED MULLION VERTICAL MULLION BEYOND 2\" AIR GAP MTL STONE FASTENER SPACING THERMALLY BROKEN BACKER ROD AND SEALANT TRANSITION TO OCCUR AT OR BELOW HORIZONTAL MULLION ATTACHMENT ASSEMBLY SIDEWALK LEVEL. SHIM AS REQ'D BACKER ROD & SEALANT INTERIOR PARGE CEMENTITIOUS SELF-ADHIRING WATERPROOFING CONCRETE CURB, REFER TO COAT OVER CMU MEMBRANE STRUCTURAL EXTERIOR 38\" 134\" 2\" RIGID 1'-4\" 3\" VAPOR BARRIER MAX. 52 (07 43 12 - 52) ALUM. COMP. PNL CMU INSULATION (R-10 MIN) 21 (04 20 00 - 21) CONCRETE BASE @ CMU 43 (07 42 13 - 42) CORRUG MTL CMU 50 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" VAPOR BARRIER 1'-1\" SEE DTL 50/A-830 60 (08 41 13 - 60) STOREFRONT SYSTEM 20 22 (04 20 00 - 22) CONCRETE BASE @ EIFS 51 (07 43 12 - 51) ALUM. COMP. PNL CMU 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" LIGHT WEIGHT REINFORCED, 1'-285\" - 19 GROUT - FILLED, EPOXY PTD - GROUND FACE CMU 1'-0\" CMU L.O. 8\" CMU PARTITIONS BACKUP STUD SIZING - 8\" CMU PREWRAPPED/ BACKWRAPED INSUL BOARD - FLASHING W/ SEALANT BACKING STONE FASTENER, MTL OR MASTIC 134\" 38\" HEIGHT OF WALL STUD SIZE SPACING - MAX. 1'-1\" THERM- ALLY BROKEN WEEP AS REQUIRED LIGHT WEIGHT REINFORCED, SHIM AS REQ'D ATTAC- HMENT ASSEMBLY MTL STONE FASTENER GROUT - FILLED, EPOXY PTD BACKER ROD AND SEALANT GROUND FACE CMU 0-14 FT. 358CW20 16 IN. 18 3\" MINERAL WOOL INSULATIO6N\" BACKER ROD & SEALANT 14-16 FT. LIGHT WEIGHT THERMALLY BROKE16NINA.TTACHMENT CORR-UGATED METAL PANEL (MIN R-4.2/IN) REINFORCED, GRO35U8TCW18 ASSEMBLY HORIZONTAL MULLION, REFER TO CORRUGATED MET1A6LINP.ANEL 07 42 13 - -40A COLOR 1, TBD THERMALLY BROK 6\" METAL STUD FRAMING SPECS FOR BASIS OF DESIGN 160-72242F1T3 .- 45A FILLED CCMORURUGATE6DCMWT2L 0COLOR 1 07 43 12 - 50A POWDER COAT - SILVER GREY 07 42 13 - -40B COLOR 2, TBD ATTACHMENT ASS @ 16\" O.C. 6\" CMU - 6\" R-21 FOIL-FACED BATT 07 43 12 - 50B INSULATION MULLION 08 41 13 - 60A ANODIZED FINISH 07 43 12 - 52D 07 42 13 - 45B 6\" CMU - CORRUGATED MTL COLOR 2 07 42 13 - 41A COLOR 1, TBD 07 43 12 - 50C POWDER COAT - FRISCO WHITE 10 06/20/2018 BULLETIN #2 2\" RIGID INSULATI 1\" EXPANSION JOINT W/ SPACING 08 41 13 - 60B BRONZE FINISH 07 42 13 - 46A 8\" CMU - CORRUGATED MTL COLOR 1 07 42 13 - 41B COLOR 2, TBD 07 43 12 - 50D POWDER COAT - OYSTER WHITE 2\" AIR9GAP01/08/2018 BULLETIN #1 INTERIOR FINISH BY OTHERS COMPRESSIBLE FILLER. 08 41 13 - 60C CHAMPAGNE FINISH 07 42 13 - 46B 8\" CMU - CORRUGATED MTL COLOR 2 07 43 12 - 50E POWDER COAT - LIME STONE 17 07 43 12 - 50F POWDER COAT - PUEBLO TAN 2\" SEM8 I-RIG07ID/28M/20I1N7ERAISLSWUEOFOORLCONSTRUCTION CORRUGATED ME 07 42 13 - 47A 12\" CMU - CORRUGATED MTL COLOR 1 2\" AIR GAP 07 43 12 - 50G POWDER COAT - DURA TERRA DI SIENNA (MIN R7-4.2/I0N7/)13/2017 ISSUE TO DOB VERTICAL MULLION BEYOND 07 42 13 - 47B 12\" CMU - CORRUGATED MTL COLOR 2 07 43 12 - 50H VAPO5R PER05M/0E5/2A0B17LE A1I0R0%BCADR(NROIET RFOR CONSTRUCT2I\"OAN)IR GAP VAPOR PERMEABLE AIR BARRIER 1\" INSULATED GLAZING UNIT 07 43 12 - 50J POWDER COAT - DURA SANDSTONE OPENING (U-0.38;SHGC-0.4) CORRUGATED METAL PANEL 8\" METAL STUD FRAMING @ 16\" O.C. 07 43 12 - 50K 8\" HEA4VY G0A4/G07E/20C17OLD9-F0%OCRDM- PERDOGRESS ISSUE VAPOR PERMEAB ℄ REFER TO SPECIFICATIONS COLOR 1 & 2 TBD 07 43 12 - 50M POWDER COAT - MEDIUM BRONZE METAL3 FRA0M3/0IN3/2G01@7 1B6A1P5\"00TR0O%OT%G.CCDROE.EN,SSSUISGT.RNPOURDC.INENTVTI.OELNO00D77POML44C22IEGU11NM33HT--ET44N22TWBAS E88I\"\"GCCHMMTUU 07 43 12 - 50N POWDER COAT - DURA TERRA CREAM I8N\"SRU-2L121ATFIOOINL0096-//F1150A//22C0011E66D MULLION HORIZONTAL MULLION CORRUGATED METAL ON CMU WITH8\" R-21 FOIL-FACED BATT INSULATION 07 43 12 - 50P POWDER COAT - STAINLESS STEEL 16 REINFOR NO INSULATION - CORRUG - CORRUG VERTICAL MULLION BEYOND 07 42 13 - A COLOR 1 TBD WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE NO. DATE REVISION 07 42 13 - B COLOR 2 TBD 5/8\" THK. EXTERIOR SHEATHING 07 42 13 - 45A 12\" CMU - CORRU MULLION 2\" SEMI-RIGID MINERAL WOOL 5/8\" THK. EXTERIOR SHEATHING 07 42 13 - 45B 12\" CMU - CORRU SPACING HORIZONTAL MULLION (MIN R-4.2/IN) SHIM AS REQ'D VAPOR PERMEABLE AIR BARRIER 15 GRADE BEAM, 2\" AIR GAP BACKER ROD & SEALANT SEE STRUCT DWGS THERMALLY BROKEN CONCRETE CURB, REFER TO ATTACHMENT ASSEMBLY STRUCTURAL PARGE CEMENTITIOUS VAPOR BARRIER COAT OVER CMU EXTERIOR 2\" RIGID 1'-4\" 3\" AC DB HE GFTRANSITIONTOOCCURATORBELOW83\" 134\" 14 3 5/8\" METAL STU INSULATION (R-10 MAX. @ 16\" O.C. MIN) SIDEWALK LEVEL. 3 1/2\" R-13 FOIL F SELF-ADHIRING WATERPROOFING INSULATION MEMBRANE 2\" RIGID INSULATION INTERIOR (R-10 MIN) VAPOR BARRIER 20 (04 20 00 - 20) GRANITE BASE @ STOREFRONTS 41 (07 42 13 - 41) CORRUG MTL ON STUD WALL 40 (07 42 13 - 40) CORRUG WALL ON MIN. WOOL 31 13 VAPOR BARRIER 51 (07 43 122-151) A(L0U4M2.0C0O0M- 2P1. )PCNOLNCCMRUETE BASE @ CM60U (08 41 13 - 60) STOR5E2FRON(0T7S4Y3S1T2E-M521)1A/2\"L=U1'-M0\". COMP. PNL CMU 43 (07 42 13 - 42) CORRUG MTL C1M1/2U\" = 1'-0\" 50 (07 43 12 - 50) ALUM PNL, MIN WOO1L1/2\" = 1'-0\" 42 (07 42 13 - 42) CORRUG MTL CMU 22 (04 20 00 - 22) CONCRETE BASE @ EIFS 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1'-1\" SEE DTL 50/A-830 1'-341\" 12 L.O. 8\" CMU 101163\" LIGHT WEIGHT REINFORCED, GROUT - FILLED, EPOXY PTD 1'-1\" 1'-258\" 1'-10\" 1'-241\" 11 GROUND FACE CMU PANELIZED WALL SYSTEM LIGHT WEIGHT 07 43 12 - 50A POWDER COAT - SILVER GREY THERMALLY BROKEN 9/16\" THIN BRICK TILE, REINFORCED, GROUT 07 43 12 - 50B ATTACHMENT ASSEMBLY BELDETNHECROMPAPLELRYTBORNOEKEN FILLED CMU 04 20 00 - 15A ATTACHMENT ASSEMBLY 07 42 13 - 45A 6\" CMU - CORRUGATED MTL COLOR 1 07 43 12 - 52D 07 42 13 - 45B 6\" CMU - CORRUGATED MTL COLOR 2 THERMALLY BROKEN ATTACHMENT 07 43 12 - 50C POWDER COAT - FRISCO WHITE CORRUGATED METAL PANEL 04 20 00 - 15B 2\" RIGID INSULATION (R-5/IN) SILICONE ELASTOMERIC 10 07 42 13 - 46A 8\" CMU - CORRUGATED MTL COLOR 1 ASSEMBLY COATING 3\" MINERAL WOOL INSULATION 07 42 13 - 46B 8\" CMU - CORRUGATED MTL COLOR 2 07 43 12 - 50D POWDER COAT - OYSTER WHITE 07 42 13 - 40A COLOR 1, TBD 1/8\" LACTOERXRTUHGIANTSEEDTMETAL PANEL (MIN R-4.2/IN) 07 42 13 - 47A 12\" CMU - CORRUGATED MTL COLOR 1 CORRUGATED METAL PANEL 07 43 12 - 50E POWDER COAT - LIME STONE 07 42 13 - 40B COLOR 2, TBD 07 42 13 - 47B 12\" CMU - CORRUGATED MTL COLOR 2 07 42 13 - 41A COLOR 1, TBD 6\" METAL STUD FRAMING 07 42 13 - 41B COLOR 2, TBD 07 43 12 - 50F POWDER COAT - PUEBLO TAN 3/8\" C2O\"NACIRAVGEAPTOOLED JOINT LIGHT WEIGHT REINFORCED, @ 16\" O.C. CORRUGATED METAL PANEL TYPICAL GROUT FILLED CMU COLOR 1 & 2 TBD 2\" AIR GAP 04 20 00 - 6 6\" R-21 FOIL-FACED BATT VAPOR PERMEABLE AIR BARRIER 04 20 00 - 8 INSULATION VAPOR PERMEABLE AIR BARRIER 04 20 00 -12 LIGHT WEIGHT REINFORCED CMU 1\" EXPANSION JOINT W/ 07842\" 1M3 E- 4T2AAL8\"SCTMUUD- CFORRARMUGINAGTED@M1T6L \"COOL.COR. 1 HI3YNL\"ASNSPUELALZMAAIT-RIOIGNI,DRM-4I.N2E/INRANEWLDOWRP LON. OL COMPRESSIBLE FILLER. 07 43 12 - 50G POWDER COAT - DURA TERRA DI SIENNA 07 43 12 - 50H HYLAN PLAZA MALL (2016-2021, S9 ARCHITECTURE)074312-50J POWDER COAT - DURA SANDSTONE 07 43 12 - 50K RETAIL07 43 12 - 50M POWDER COAT - MEDIUM BRONZE CORRUGATED METAL ON CMU WITH VAPOR PERMEABLE AIR BARRIER 2\" AIR GAP HYLAN BLVD. NO INSULATION 8\" METAL STUD FRAMING @ 16\" O.C. MILL RD. 07 42 13 - A COLOR 1 TBD 8\" R-21 FOIL-FACED BATT INSULATION 2\" SEMI-RIGID MINERAL WOOL 07 42 13 - B COLOR 2 TBD WATERPROOFING MEMBRANE (MIN R-4.2/IN) 123456789 2\" SEMI-RIGID MINERAL WOOL 5/8\" THK. EXTERIOR SHEATHING (MIN R-4.2/IN) VAPOR PERMEABLE AIR BARRIER VAPOR PERMEABLE AIR BARRIER 07 43 12 - 50N POWDER COAT - DURA TERRA CREAM 8\" HEAVY GAGE COLD-FORMED 007784422\" 11R33---244125BAF1O82\"I\"CLCM-MFUAU-C-CCEOORDRRRBUUAGGATATTTEEDINDMSMTUTLLLCCAOOTLLOIOORRN21 07342/41\"3 C- 4E5BM1E2N\" CTMBUE-DCORRUGATED MTL COLOR 2 2\" AIR GAP STATEN ISLAND, NY07 43 12 - 50P POWDER COAT - STAINLESS STEEL 07 24 13 - 31A 07 24 13 - 30A METAL FRAMING @ 16\" O.C., U.O.N. 07 24 13 - 31B VANDYKE FINISH 07 24 13 - 30B VAN 8\" R-21 FOIL-FACED BATT 6\" METAL STUD FRAMING 400,000 SFINSULATION 5/8\" THK. EXTERIOR @ R16-2\"1OF.CO.IL-FACEBBEITSDST. BATT 6\" 5/8\" THK. EXTERIOR SHEATHING SHEATHING THERMALLY BROKEN 3 5/8\" METAL STUD FRAMING INSULATION ATTACHMENT ASSEMBLY @ 16\" O.C. TRANSITION TO OCCUR AT OR BELOW GRADE BEAM, A Construction Photo - Hylan Plaza3 1/2\" R-13 FOIL FACED BATT Mall INT SIDEWALK LEVEL. SEE STRUCT DWGS INSULATION SELF-ADHIRING WATERPROOFING INTERIOR PARGE CEMENTITIOUS mid-construction. Waterproofing and Cladding installation KEY PLAN MEMBRANE COAT OVER CMU (04 20 00 - 21) CONCRETE BASE @ CMU EXTERIOR VAPOR BARRIER 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" VAPOR BARRIER 2\" RIGID INSULATION B Construction Sketch - Corrugated Metal Panel and Louver 115 FIFTH AVENUE 1'-1\" SEE DTL 50/A-830 (R-10 MIN) NEW YORK, NY 10003 21 C SPcroremeontioonnaCl MReUndering - North Main Street52 O(0N4 C2M0 U00 -6) REI3N0FOR(C0E7D24C1M3U- 30) T 212.457.4077 W(0A4L(02L70O40N201M-31IN-5.4AW2))OTCHOOILNRRBURGI3C1MKTVLEC(N0ME7UE2R4 1S3Y-S3T1E) MEIFS (07 43 1220 - 52)(A04LU2M0 .0C0O- M20P).GPRNALNCITMEUBASE @ STOR4E3FRON(T07S 42 13 - 42) CORR4U1G MT(1L097CM42U1(304- 4210) 0C0O-R3R0U)GC5OM0 NTLCRO(EN0T7SE4T3UB1DA2SW-E5A@0L)LASLTUOMREPNF40RL,OMNINT(S0W7O42OL13 - 40) COR15RU42G SYS6 TEM 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" OWN1E1R/2\" = 1'-0\" EIFS ON STUD WALLS9ARCHITECTURE.COM 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" 1 1/21\" =1/21\"'-0=\"1'-0\" 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" DE CCoonnssttrruuccttiioonn PPhhoottoo -- MNoaritnhSMtreaeint Slotroekeint gmEida-sctonstruction101163\" 1'-341\" KIMCO REALTY CORP. 3333 New Hyde Park Road, Suite 100 New Hyde Park, New York 11042 CIVIL / SITE F Construction Photo - South Main Street1'-285\" 1'-10\" 1'-241\" LANGAN Str1e'e-4t,81\"Suite 1300 30 South 17th Philadelphia, PA 19103-4005 G Promotional Rendering - North Main Street1 1 (R-5/IN) Tel: 215.864.0640 PANELIZED WALL SYSTEM 2 RIGID INSULATION LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE THERMALLY BROKEN ATTACHMENT THERMALLY BROKEN 9/16\" THIN BRICK TILE, H Construction Details - Grade Beam58\" GWSBeONction PG.05 ASSEMBLY ATTACHMENT ASSEMBLY BELDEN COPPERTONE 1 21\" FURRING CHANNEL MPFP, PLLC 04 20 00 - 15A 120 Broadway, 20th Floor CORRUGATED METAL PANEL CORRUGATED METAL PANEL 04 20 00 - 15B SILICONE ELASTOMERIC SILICONE New York, NY 10271 07 42 13 - 41A COLOR 1, TBD 07 42 13 - 40A COLOR 1, TBD COATING ELASTOMERIC T: 212-346-6366 07 42 13 - 41B COLOR 2, TBD 07 42 13 - 40B COLOR 2, TBD 1/8\" LATEX THIN SET COATING LIGHT WEIGHT REINFORCED, STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS 2\" AIR GAP 2\" AIR GAP 3/8\" CONCAVE TOOLED JOINT GROUT FILLED CMU LIGHT WEIGHT 2\" SEMI-RIGID MINERAL WOOL TYPICAL REINFORCED, GROUT SEVERUD ASSOCIATES VAPOR PERMEABLE AIR BARRIER (MIN R-4.2/IN) 04 20 00 - 6 FILLED CMU 469 7th Ave, Suite 900 VAPOR PERMEABLE AIR BARRIER VAPOR PERMEABLE AIR BARRIER 04 20 00 - 8 New York, NY 10018 8\" METAL STUD FRAMING @ 16\" O.C. 8\" METAL STUD FRAMING @ 16\" O.C. 04 20 00 -12 04 20 00 - 3 T: 212-986-3700 8\" HEAVY GAGE COLD-FORMED
F.A - 9\" 1\" - MIN. - 3 ENLARGED SECTION DETAIL - PARAPET AT EIFS - 3\" = 1'-0\" - 3'-0\" MINIMUM - - - - - HYLAN PLAZA 10 06/20/2018 BULLETIN #2 9 01/08/2018 BULLETIN #1 8 07/28/2017 ISSUE FOR CONSTRUCTION ACM PANEL SYSTEM 7 07/13/2017 ISSUE TO DOB COPING 5 05/05/2017 100% CD (NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION) FIRE STOP SYSTEM, TYP. 5 8\" THK. EXTERIOR 4 04/07/2017 90% CD - PROGRESS ISSUE SHEATHING VAPOR PERMEABLE AIR 3 03/03/2017 50% CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS BARRIER MEMBRANE ACM PANEL SYSTEM 2 09/15/2016 100% DESIGN DEVELOPMENT 1 06/10/2016 PROGRESS PRINT COVER BOARD NO. DATE REVISION 2\" POLYISO INSULATION HYLAN PLAZA NEW DORP LN.HYLAN BLVD. EBBITS ST. MILL RD. 5\" SPRAY INSULATION KEY PLAN 8\" BATT INSULATION (R-19 MIN.) 5 8\" THK. EXTERIOR 115 FIFTH AVENUE SHEATHING NEW YORK, NY 10003 VAPOR PERMEABLE AIR BARRIER MEMBRANE T 212.457.4077 ACM PANEL SYSTEM S9ARCHITECTURE.COM 2 ENLARGED SECTION DETAIL - PARAPET AT ACM PANEL OWNER KIMCO REALTY CORP. 3\" = 1'-0\" 3333 New Hyde Park Road, Suite 100 New Hyde Park, New York 11042 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 VARIES, SEE PLAN 1'-0\" SLOPE DN, SLOPE % CIVIL / SITE VARIES. SEE ROOF PLAN LANGAN 30 South 17th Street, Suite 1300 Philadelphia, PA 19103-4005 Tel: 215.864.0640 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MPFP, PLLC 120 Broadway, 20th Floor New York, NY 10271 T: 212-346-6366 STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS SEVERUD ASSOCIATES 469 7th Ave, Suite 900 New York, NY 10018 T: 212-986-3700 MEP ENGINEERS LILKER ASSOCIATES 1001 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10018 T: 212-695-1000 PROJECT TITLE: THE BOULEVARD BUILDING F SLOPE DN 2600 HYLAN PLAZA 4\" STATEN ISLAND, NY 3\" PROJECT NO.: 54530.02 DOB NO.: Value DRAWING TITLE: ENLARGED SECTION DETAILS - PORTALS 6\" SCALE: AS NOTED PAGE: 92 OF 136 A-651.02 DOB BSCAN STICKER 1 ENLARGED SECTION DETAIL - GALLERY CANOPY SEAL 3\" = 1'-0\" CHECKED BY: C.Y. © 2016 All Rights Reserved. S9 Architecture and Engineering, PC PG.06 WEST FACADE NORTH BUILDING - SOUTH FACADE SOUTH BUILDING - NORTH FACADE
ACB DF GE HYLAN PLAZA A Construction Details - Canopy and Parapet Details B Construction Photo - Main Street from above C Colored Elevations D Construction Photo - Main Street looking East E Construction Photo - West Facade looking East F Construction Photo - South Building G Construction Sketch - Theater Facade Section Detail 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 PG.07
- F.T F.V F.W F.X F.Y - F.8.4 - - HYLAN PLAZA 2'-0\" - T.O. PARAPET - EL. 59'-0\" - ELEVATOR SHAFT VENT - - 11 10/02/2019 BULLETIN #6 9 01/08/2018 10 06/20/2018 BULLETIN #2 8 07/28/2017 BULLETIN #1 9 01/08/2018 BULLETIN #1 7 07/13/2017 ISSUE FOR CONSTRUCTION 5 05/05/2017 8 07/28/2017 ISSUE FOR CONSTRUCTION 4 04/07/2017 ISSUE TO DOB 3 03/03/2017 100% CD (NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION) FIRE STOPPING 7 07/13/2017 ISSUE TO DOB 2 09/15/2016 90% CD - PROGRESS ISSUE 1 06/10/2016 50% CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 5 05/05/2017 100% CD (NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION) NO. DATE 100% DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PROGRESS PRINT 4 04/07/2017 90% CD - PROGRESS ISSUE REVISION STEEL BEAM 3 03/03/2017 50% CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS W/FIREPROOFING. SEE STRUCTURAL DWGS. 2 09/15/2016 100% DESIGN DEVELOPMENT FG ROOF 1 06/10/2016 PROGRESS PRINT PARKING 210 NO. DATE REVISION ROOF JOISTS. SEE 6\" CONCRETE CURB STRUCTURAL BEYOND COLUMN BEYOND 07 24 13 - 30A CORRIDOR TENANT CORRIDOR EXTERIOR 35'-0\" 27'-9\" 1'-0\" F202 F6 F202 WALKWAY 1'-0\" SIM. 6'-2\" 6'-3\" 6 5'-0\" 1'-3\" A-663 30'-0\" 30'-0\" T.O. PARAPET STEEL BEAM 6\" SPRAY-ON 22'-6\" 27'-4\" EL. 40'-0\" W/FIREPROOFING INSULATION R-13 T.O. SLAB 10\" SCUPPER OVERFLOW 1'-4\" EL. 36'-1 1/2\" T.O.S. 2'-0\" 6\" SPRAY-ON SLOPE FD 8\" 2ND FLOOR INSULATION 3\" EL. 36'-6\" 1'-3\" R-18.8 2% SLOPE 04 20 00 - 8 T.O.S. T.O. SLAB SLOPE STL 2ND FLOOR EL. 32'-3\" STRUCTURAL STEEL BEAM 1'-4\" W/FIREPROOFING LOADING RETAIL EL. 36'-6\" GALLERY T.O. STL AREA TENANT EL. 35'-7 3/4\" STEEL BEAM F101 W/FIREPROOFING. SEE F101 6\" SPRAY-ON STRUCTURAL DWGS. STEEL COLUMN BEYOND T.O.S. T.O.S. T.O. SLAB INSULATION 04 20 00 -12 EL. 31'-6\" 5/8\" GYP. BD. OVER 6\" METAL EL. 31'-3\" 3'-0\" EL. 31'-3\" R-18.8 STUDS @ 146\" O.C. W/ BATT 4-B SECTION @ LAODING DOCK INSULATION AND 2\" MINERAL T.O. STL SLOPE SLOPE WALKWAY BEYOND WOOL INSULATION 1/4\" = 1'-0\" EL. ± 31'-6\" 1'-5\" INSULATED 2 HR FIRE FLUID APPLIED CMU WALL W/ ELASTOMERIC ±10'-9\" RATED ACCESS PANEL WATERPROOFING TYP. T.O. CONC PARKING ELEVATOR ELEVATOR RECEIVING COATING (7' MIN CLEARANCE PER EL. 27'-6\" - FE-F3 FE-F4 F111 NYBC SECTION 406.2.2) FLUID APPLIED INSULATED 2 HR T.O.S. WATERPROOF FIRE RATED 2\" MINERAL WOOL 1ST FLOOR @ LOADING INSULATION 6\" SPRAY-ON ACCESS PANEL EL. 20'-6\" INSULATION R-18.8 T.O.S. EL. 29'-10\" NEW DORP LN. NEW DORP LN. HYLAN PLAZA HYLAN BLVD. 1ST FLOOR HYLAN PLAZA HYLAN BLVD.EBBITS ST. MILL RD. EL. 17'-6\" MILL RD. EBBITS ST. T.O. SLAB 2\" RIGID INSULATION EL. 17'-0\" VAPOR BARRIER T.O. SLAB T.O. SLAB T.O. SLAB T.O. SLAB 7'-9\" EL. 16'-0\" EL. 15'-6\" EL. 15'-3\" EL. 14'-6\" T.O.S. KEY PLAN 4-A TYPICAL RETAINING WALL DTL KEY PLAN 1ST FLOOR 115 FIFTH AVENUE 1/4\" = 1'-0\" 2'-0\" 115 FIFTH AVENUE EL. 17'-6\" NEW YORK, NY 10003 NEW YORK, NY 10003 6 SECTION @ SLAB DEPRESSION 5 SECTION @ SLAB DEPRESSION 4 SECTION @ GALLERY PORTAL SECTION @ LOW ROOF 4 SECTION @ LOW ROOF 7 SECTION @ SOUTH WALKWAY T 212.457.4077 T 212.457.4077 1/4\" = 1'-0\" 1/4\" = 1'-0\" 1/4\" = 1'-0\" 1/4\" = 1'-0\" 1/4\" = 1'-0\" S9ARCHITECTURE.COM 1/4\" = 1'-0\" 5S9ARCHITECTURE.COM 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 F.15 F.13 F.14 1-PLY EPDM OR TPO ROOF SYSTEM F.13 F.14 1-PLY EPDM OR TPO ROOF SYSTEM F.G F.6.2 F.6.2 OWNER F.13 F.14 12'-9\" OVER COVER BOARD & R-35 RIGID 12'-9\" 2'-0\" OVER COVER BOARD & R-35 RIGID OWNER KIMCO REALTY CORP. 12'-9\" 13'-0\" INSULATION. SPRAY-ON INSULATION. SPRAY-ON KIMCO REALTY CORP. T.O. PARAPET 3333 New Hyde Park Road, Suite 100 FIREPROOFING - 1 HR RATED FIREPROOFING - 1 HR RATED 3333 New Hyde Park Road, Suite 100 EL. 59'-0\" New Hyde Park, New York 11042 UNDERSIDE OF ROOF DECK . UNDERSIDE OF ROOF DECK . New Hyde Park, New York 11042 T.O. PARAPET COPING TO MATCH ADJ. PANELING TYP. EL. 59'-0\" CIVIL / SITE COPING TO MATCH ADJ. PANELING TYP. CIVIL / SITE LANGAN 07 43 12 - 51K LANGAN 30 South 17th Street, Suite 1300 30 South 17th Street, Suite 1300 Philadelphia, PA 19103-4005 SIGNAGE BY OTHERS Philadelphia, PA 19103-4005 Tel: 215.864.0640 KICKERS AS REQUIRED Tel: 215.864.0640 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE PARAPET SLOPE 07 43 12 - 51P MPFP, PLLC EL. 59'-0\" METAL PANEL SURROUND 120 Broadway, 20th Floor (BEYOND) LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE New York, NY 10271 ROOF RAILING BEYOND SIGNAGE BY OTHERS RECESSED SLAB W/ FIRE STOPPING T: 212-346-6366 SIGNAGE BY OTHERS WATER-PROOFING MEMBRANE, MPFP, PLLC 07 43 12 - 51K DRAINAGE MAT AND 4\" MAX. 120 Broadway, 20th Floor STRUCTURAL STEEL BEAM STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS TOPPING SLAB New York, NY 10271 W/FIREPROOFING SEVERUD ASSOCIATES T: 212-346-6366 469 7th Ave, Suite 900 07 43 12 - 51P New York, NY 10018 STEEL TUBE W/ STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS T: 212-986-3700 FIREPROOFING, SEE 07 43 12 - 51J STRUCTURAL DWGS SEVERUD ASSOCIATES STRUCTURAL STEEL MEP ENGINEERS SIGNAGE BY OTHERS 469 7th Ave, Suite 900 BEAM W/FIREPROOFING LILKER ASSOCIATES KICKERS AS REQUIRED New York, NY 10018 F.G 1001 Avenue of the Americas T: 212-986-3700 STRUCTURAL STEEL New York, NY 10018 COLUMN T: 212-695-1000 2'-0\" 1'-6\" 1'-0 1/2\" MEP ENGINEERS W/FIREPROOFING 07 24 13 - 30A PROJECT TITLE: DROPPED SOFFIT 14'-0\" RECESSED DOWNLIGHT 2'-0\" LILKER ASSOCIATES PARTITION. SEE PLAN BEYOND 6\" 1'-6\" 8'-0\" 3'-6\" 1001 Avenue of the Americas THE BOULEVARD DROPPED SOFFIT New York, NY 10018 BUILDING F BEYOND T: 212-695-1000 ROOF SIM. EXTERIOR WALKWAY PARKING 1 OPP. 6'-3\" A-653 07 43 12 - 50E 210 ELECTRICAL RETAIL 2'-0\" PROJECT TITLE: ROOM TENANT 07 24 13 - 30A F7 F5.1 12'-7\" THE BOULEVARD T.O. PARAPET 1'-3\" 5'-0\" BUILDING F EL. 40'-0\" 08 41 13 - 60A 2'-3\" 10\" SPRINKLER RM 04 20 00 - 20B 10\" SLOPE F204 SLOPE 3'-6\" MIN. 6\" SPRAY-ON STEEL BEAM 2ND FLOOR 2ND FLOOR FD W/FIREPROOFING EL. 36'-6\" EL. 36'-6\" INSULATION R-13 2266005H6YHLAYN LPLAANZA BLVD 05 73 00 - 1 3'-9 1/2\" 1'-0 1/2\" T.O.S. 2600 HYLAN PLAZA 04 20 00 - 8 STATEN ISLAND, NY 07 43 12 - 51M 4'-10\" 2ND FLOOR STATEN ISLAND, NY DOCK SEALS PROJECT NO.: 54530.02 6\" 6\" 6\" EL. 36'-6\" PROJECT NO.: 54530.02 04 20 00 - 8 1ST FLOOR MEZZ. D1 04 20 00 - 8 6\" SPRAY-ON 5 07 43 12 - 51M 04 20 00 - 8 4'-6\" 4\" EL. 29'-6\" INSULATION R13 A-741 11 1/2\" 5/8\" GYP. BD. OVER 6\" DOB NO.: Value T.O.S. DOB NO.: Value 7 GROCERY 5 METAL STUDS @ 146\" O.C. 1ST FLOOR MEZZANINE FLOOR A-657 1ST FLOOR F101 A-741 STRUCTURAL STEEL STRUCTURAL STEEL MTL CEILING 14'-10W\" / BATT INSULATION AND DRAWING TITLE: EL. 17'-6\" BEAM W/FIREPROOFING BEAM W/FIREPROOFING EL. 17'-6\" DRAWING TITLE: NEW BOND BEAM & CMU EL. AT LOADING OPP. 2\" MINERAL WOOL BUILDING F WALL 2'-0\" INFILL EL. 13'-2\" DOCK SEALS OVERHEAD COILING INSULATION SECTIONS - BACK BUILDING F WALL DOOR AND FRAME OF HOUSE SECTIONS - GALLERY DOCK SEALS 8\" CMU WALL RECESSED DOWNLIGHT ARCH./MECH. LOUVERS 2'-9 1/2\" OVERHEAD COILING LOADING DOCK AREA RECEIVING SIGNAGE BY OTHERS LINEAR METAL CEILING DOOR & FRAME - F111 METAL PANEL W/INSUL. ARCH./MECH. LOUVERS SCALE: AS NOTED PAGE: 86 OF 136 LOADING RECEIVING SCALE: AS NOTED PAGE: 90 OF 136 08 41 13 - 60A STEEL TUBE W/ GROCERY 5\" F111 04 20 00 - 20C FIREPROOFING, SEE STRUCTURAL DWGS F101 8'-0\" A-602.00 EDGE OF DOCK LEVELER DOCK LEVELER PIT W/ DOCK LEVELER PIT W/ 1 CONC. CURB BEYOND A-613.06 PIT W/ ANGLE FRAME ANGLE FRAME ANGLE FRAME A-741 1ST FLOOR AT LOADING 11'-6\" 11'-6\" METAL PANEL W/INSUL. 1 1ST FLOOR AT LOADING DOCK BUMPER EL. 19'- 10 1/4\" 1'-6\" A-741 EL. 20'- 5\" 0078.4430.112-A- 50C 1'-1\" 6'-0\" FOUNDATION WALL 1ST FLOOR @ MAIN BLDG F 2'-0\" SIM./OPP. SLOPE 1ST FLOOR WITH DAMP PROOFING EL. 17'-6\" EL. 17-6\" GRADE AT LOADING 04 20 00 - 20C SLOPE 1ST FLOOR GRADE AT LOADING FOUNDATION CONC. EL. 15''-10 1/4\" DOB BSCAN STICKER EL. 17'-6\" EL. 15''-10 1/4\" FOOTING T.O.S. T.O.S. DOB BSCAN STICKER 1ST FLOOR 1ST FLOOR EL. AT LOADING DOCK BUMPER DOCK BUMPER EL. 13'-2\" EL. 17'-6\" EL. 17'-6\" 2\" RIGID INSULATION 3 SECTION @ GALLERY BETWEEN F.T & F.V 2 SECTION @ PASS THROUGH DRAINAGE MAT DAMPPROOFING DAMPPROOFING 2 SECTION @ LOADING 1 SECTION @ LOADING SEAL VAPOR BARRIER FOUNDATION WALL FOUNDATION WALL 1/4\" = 1'-0\" 1/4\" = 1'-0\" 1/4\" = 1'-0\" 1/4\" = 1'-0\" CHECKED BY: C.Y. 1 SECTION @ GALLERY PORTAL FOUNDATION CONC. FOUNDATION CONC. © 2016 All Rights Reserved. S9 Architecture and Engineering, PC FOOTING FOOTING 1/4\" = 1'-0\" SEAL 3 SECTION @ RECEIVING 6 SECTION @ EDGE OF DOCK LEVELER 1/4\" = 1'-0\" 1/4\" = 1'-0\" CHECKED BY: C.Y. © 2016 All Rights Reserved. S9 Architecture and Engineering, PC pg.08 2ND FLOOR PARKING SINGAGE TYP. EL. 42'-6\" SINGAGE ENTRANCE 3 COURSE OF BRICKS @ 8\" WIDE EACH BASE BASE PG.08
HYLAN PLAZA A JB C D E IFHG 20 A Detailed Wall Sections 19 B Rendering - Schematic Design Rendering. Rhino Software C Construction Photo - North Building, looking East - D,I West Elevation E Promotional Rendering - West Elevation GENERAL NOTES - F-H Construction Photo - South Building, West Elevation - J Section Detail - -Building Signage 18 1.) PROVIDE 5/8\" PLYWOOD BLOCKING BEHIND ALL SIGN LOCATIONS. - - 2.) ANCHOR POINTS, METHOD, SIZE OF ALL THREAD AND FINISH - TO BE DETERMINED BY SIGNAGE CONTRACTOR AND - STRUCTURAL ENGINEER AND SHALL REQUIRE OWNER AND ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW - - 11 10/02/2019 BULLETIN #6 02/08/2019 BULLETIN #5 10 01/08/2018 BULLETIN #1 07/28/2017 ISSUE FOR CONSTRUCTION POWER SUPPLY TO 9 17 SIGN, SEE MEP 8 07/13/2017 ISSUE TO DOB 05/05/2017 100% CD (NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION) 7 04/07/2017 90% CD - PROGRESS ISSUE 03/03/2017 50% CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS 5 8\" THK. EXTERIOR 5 09/15/2016 100% DESIGN DEVELOPMENT SHEATHING 4 06/10/2016 PROGRESS PRINT 3 DATE REVISION VAPOR PERMEABLE AIR 2 BARRIER MEMBRANE 1 NO. ACM PANEL SYSTEM 16 1'-0\" B.O. PORTAL @ 2ND. FL. 15 3'-0\" 3'-0\" SEE STRUCTURAL DWGS FOR DETAILS MULTI TENANT SIGN SIGNAGE BY OTHERS BY OTHERS. SEE SIGNAGE MULTI TENANT SIGN DGWS FOR FURTHER DETAILS BY OTHERS. SEE SIGNAGE DGWS FOR FURTHER DETAILS 1'-0\" 14 1'-0\" EQ EQ 12 13 9'-6 3/16\" HYLAN BLVD. MILL RD. HYLAN PLAZA NEW DORP LN. EBBITS ST. KEY PLAN11 115 FIFTH AVENUE10 NEW YORK, NY 10003 16'-9\" 123456789 EQ T 212.457.4077 S9ARCHITECTURE.COM EQ OWNER PARAPET STAINLESS STEELRAILING SYSTEM KIMCO REALTY CORP. EL. 49'-6\" WITH JAKOB MECH SCREEN INFILL 3333 New Hyde Park Road, Suite 100 New Hyde Park, New York 11042 2ND FL HI PARKING 07 43 12 - 50U EL. 33'-0\" CIVIL / SITE 2ND FLOOR LANGAN ELEV. 36'-6\" 30 South 17th Street, Suite 1300 Philadelphia, PA 19103-4005 Tel: 215.864.0640 LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE MPFP, PLLC 120 Broadway, 20th Floor New York, NY 10271 T: 212-346-6366 STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS SEVERUD ASSOCIATES 469 7th Ave, Suite 900 New York, NY 10018 T: 212-986-3700 MEP ENGINEERS LILKER ASSOCIATES 1001 Avenue of the Americas New York, NY 10018 T: 212-695-1000 PROJECT TITLE: THE BOULEVARD BUILDING F PROVIDE COLUMN 07 81 23U PTD HALLOW SS COLUMNS 2266005H6YLHAYN LPLAAZNA BLVD ENCLOSURE TO MATCH 06.80.1-J GRAPHITE GREY STATEN ISLAND, NY 05 58 13 TYP. SEE DWG 3 PROJECT NO.: 54530.02 CONCRETE SLAB ON 8\" HEAVY GAGE DOB NO.: Value METAL DECK, SEE STRUCT. COLD-FORMED METAL FRAMING @ 12\" O.C. DRAWING TITLE: STEEL BEAMS, SEE STRUCT. CUT TO STRUCTURE BEYOND 5 8\" THK. EXTERIOR TYP. SIGNAGE DETAILS SHEATHING (CONTINUED) STEEL SIGNAGE SUPPORT, \" SEE STRUCTURAL DWGS FOR DETAILS VAPOR PERMEABLE AIR BARRIER MEMBRANE 2 ACM FASCIA AS SCHEDULED 3 MECHANICAL FASTENERS - THROUGH BOLTED WHERE POSSIBLE WITH THREADED 2 ROD, SIGNAGE CONTRACTOR TO VERIFY WITH STRUCTURAL ENGINEER @ BRICKS \" SCALE: AS NOTED PAGE: 108 OF 111 STRUCTURAL SIGN ANCHOR; HIGH EACH 2 SEE STRUCTURAL DWGS FOR DTLS 3 2 07 43 12 - 52K 3'-4\" @ BLACK, TYPICAL AT GROCER. DOORS, PULLS AND HW TO MATCH OF 6'-10 1/2\" BRICKS A-731.06 TENANTMULTITENANTSIGN COURSES TENANT23.5COURSESOF OF HIGH EACH BY OTHERS. SEE SIGNAGE DGWS FOR FURTHER DETAILS 10'-0\" 15 COURSES 1'-6\" 1'-6\" 27 MULTI TENANT SIGN 6\" BY OTHERS. SEE SIGNAGE 1'-6\" 10.5 COURSES OF DGWS FOR FURTHER DETAILS BRICKS @ 8\" BRICKS @ 8\"WIDE EACH DOB BSCAN STICKER WIDE EACH 7'-0\" 1'-3 7/16\" 8\" SIGNAGE AND SUBSTRUCTURE BY OTHERS 1 BUILDING F HYLAN BLBVUDILDPIONRGTFALMUELLTEIV-TAETNIOANNT SIGN ELEVATION 1 BUILDING F MULTI-TENANT SIGN SECTION SEALPG.09 2 A-345.02 3/16\" = 1'-0\" CHECKED BY: C.Y. A-731.06 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" A-731.06 1 1/2\" = 1'-0\" © 2016 All Rights Reserved. S9 Architecture and Engineering, PC
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SWITCH/ GUGGENHEIM - Frank Lloyd Wright; The Triumph of Frank Lloyd Wright by Aurthur Lubow -Smithsonian Magazine POOL TAKES ITS PLACE, MAKING THE ENTIRE is apart Guggenheim NYC: Helical Halls GROUND FLOOR DEVOTED TO PUBLIC SPACE AND where t This project explores architectural concepts from the original Guggenheim and re-imagines them in a new form. These major design features include a 2CONCEPTUALLY LINKING TO THE RESERVOIR ACROSS unite w unique relationship with the urban fabric, formal links to Nature and a the surr Prescribed Circulation. THE STREET. concep Most of the buildings lining 5th Avenue are beige ornamented boxes, gladly succumbing to the rule of the The mo all-powerful New York City Block and relinquishing their agency to the excitement of Central Park. Until, that is, “I have found it hard to look a snail in theexfpalocra one reaches the Guggenheim. The Guggenheim’s spiral shape is iconic and captivating. 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A shallow flowing reflection pool springs up underneath, alluding to Central Park and - Frank Lloyd Wright; The Triumph of Frank Lloyd Wright by Aurthur Lubow -Smithsonian Magazine IRAL. conceptually pulling the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir across the street. Guggenheim NYC: Helical Halls Guests UBE. The most celebrated feature of the original Guggenheim is of course the continuous spiraling gallery. As opposed to a meandering ND explorative experience offered by most art galleries, Frank Lloyd Wright’s gallery has a prescriptive forced experience. The ramp elevato gives visitors a sense that there is a meaning and progression to the arrangement of the art; a “curated” experience. Helical Halls This project explores architectural concepts from the original G(hueglgiceanl Y seeks to combine the idea of a sequential gallery experience with the spatial curatorial freedoms of a more traditional open space and re-imagines them in a new form. 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(helical) sequence, is reflected in the expressive pattern on the exterio GROUND FLOOR DEVOTED TO PUBLIC SPACE AND TTHHEROEXUTGEHRIOTHRESGPAACLLEECRRIEESATWEHDICATH TOHVEEGRLRAOPUND Fiberglass Reinforced Concrete Panels alternate size and pattern to em CONCEPTUALLY LINKING TO THE RESERVOIR ACROSS FCLROEOARTINLEGVEINLTBEERCEOSMTINESGAVAPUNBTALIGCEP-LPAOZINAT. S AND spiraling circulation. The spiraling cube shaped galleries give artists an THE STREET. CIRCULATION. the option of creating a cohesive experience throughout the museum dividing it thematically into separate exhibition halls. Just as in the pre Guggenheim, guests are as equally excited by the circulation as they a NTPLEHOAVEOTITUMLARTTAAEISNKS&GEINSPOGIUTFSDFBELTPFIHLCIeremAEEeaxSCiahcGnzEhiTfRbe,oHgOiMratEcaiUroAiltUnlnNeKagR,rIDnNyaBt.d,shAGAretaNehTrRobceHCrEuhyiOFEeiiltLtndNEerEtaiNcCTninntETgTusgXII’rvsROeTteEhe.NrBGvseYeemlarssiuwsmsisptptheaoniprrtdceaaeansdkteslcsioanlfetkwaCtdaeolnkvntsirsaaaittlunoPrdreas.prdkeoeawrnndthtrhoouugghha GROUND FLOOR DEVOTED TO PUBLIC SPACE AND CONCEPTUALLY LINKING TO THE RESERVOIR ACROSS THE STREET. AB CD Guggenheim 2 (2018) SWITCH COMPETITION MANHATTAN, NY This project seeks to combine the idea of a sequential gallery experience with the spatial freedom that comes with more traditional open space galleries. It is conceived of as sequence of galleries descending downwards in a spiral. Guests ascend from the exterior entrance into a subterranean HELICAL GALLERIES lobby where they are ushered to the top of the building in TPHREOMPOARSTSINOGNSIS DIVIDED INTO 4 DOWNWARDS A llooookkCLPTNTGiEiHHOnORnAVEEOONgTgITUSMULCATNNERTTSARPAEIDSoENoTKSE&UGFuEIrTNLASt.tPOOhLGhIUTLOFYSDFBRELLTPDFIIHLNCIEAEEKVSCIGONETR,THGOMEEDTUAOUNKTROIDTNBH.APGAEUNTRRBHCEELSOFEICLENEERSNCTVPETTOAXIIRCOITREENBAieRsotAnYopCNexnRitDtierpOhnraaSlefaglSo-clnaearcialrxrlcegepr urdesryeulSHTCTCaeCHHPIRrtsERftIoEsRELRlCaioeAiIOoAMvUCTtcnvULnALeIhAINGAaeNcLSeGTtHpGSstGrIhIOeo,INTAnaGNaNHttrGLATethse.LEtELt.IExeRLSeGmRPVEtEADrR.ISfanEiLaIlITsTVESaLInihSEkINtoDt.RoeeeGVEnIfErDlsIaVsSSsstAIIipcTWghNttNOshTieeHoTrROeAwaIsSCGefn4lHaCreiEnxoDI-ORaymPtOgmCeOVsWfUpEcIrrsNRLioNseoheALTmWmTASqarnEPAAfausdRaNtiezlDolDcseSnvpeacatqdhoeruieefe,e.tdicshnFoertipbeinaabegcllturiytsegeitlfpeldarrontrisnuesmsgadl B CDSTCTFLHHPRioOIaEREEROAmOAgEBTRXUULIrpINTGILNaLEEGHeDGRmVIIItETNOGNiLHstGARTiBEoELSMERLGPnCEEAAROSSLCBITMELSEISoENESC.RSGaTVRIAEAIEVrSSRdAAIPTTWTNUSOEOHTBDARALISCnAIGCHCATeEIP-TORPPLH-CEOVAREU5EZIFNRLGAtEALThR.CTASOTEPAAUCNNUvDBDeEn. ue C RCeIRCnUdLeATrIiOnNg. - Interior View, Art Gallery D Rendering - Exterior View, 5th Avenue PG.014 eventually returning to the subterranean lobby.
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WARPING THE CENTERLINE(2018) BEYOND THE CENTERLINE COMPETITION PARK AVENUE MANHATTAN, NY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 WARPING THE CENTERLINE A Rendering - Park Avenue Looking North; Ice The section of Park Avenue stretching between Grand Central Station and 57th Skating Rink/Adaptable Public Plaza seen from street is surrounded by New York’s most iconic public landmarks, and adjacent above. Public Plaza can be used as a roller to some of its most heavily trafficked urban sequences. Yet, the area is one of skating rink, outdoor market, or performance the least inspiring parts of Manhattan. space durring warm seasons, and an ice skating In an effort to reinvigorate an underutilized, underwhelming, district in rink or holiday market in cold seasons. New York City, “Warping the Centerline” takes the traditional Park Avenue B Rendering - Park Avenue Looking South median and lifts/ bends/warps it to create new public spaces along Park C Rendering - Park Avenue Looking North; Grand Avenue including event platforms, performance seating and elevated Stair/ Seating for Public Performances and walkways that double as market places. C Its form engages the surrounding Presentations below. community by providing spaces for those programs that are most lacking in AB this region of the city, while enhancing existing popular pedestrian corridors and encouraging future ones. PG.024
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 WARPING THE CENTERLINE 5Th Avenue Urban Sequence 26 Future Redevelopment Longest stretch without 3 4 St Bartholomew’s piazza landmarks or public spaces 2 (Weekend farmer’s markets) Rockefeller Plaza Future Redevelopment Elevated walkway featuring vendors Landmarks Urban Sequence with sustainable goods and food Currently, the site is unlikely to attract pedestrian traffic because there is a lack of Instagram-worthy carts from popular New York eateries landmarks or experientially exciting public spaces near the site. The project is cited in the middle of New Urban Sequence 5 Main public space this stretch. 1 (Open grass and events in warm seasons, ice skating in cold Grand Central / Met Life/ seasons) Helmsley Building Urban Sequence Program Urban Sequences This project seeks to provide programs that are lacking near the site in the hopes of making Midtown East a more exciting destination and attracting more retail. Urban sequences are a long and effective tradition in cities. They guide pedestrians towards places of interest -using exciting architecture, monuments and public spaces- spurring growth in the surrounding areas. A new urban sequence is created by the project... 1. Shopping 2. Rockefeller plaza 3. St. Peters 4. St Bartholomew’s piazza 5. Centerline Lack of food and beverage No retail near site Private Programs establishments near site Retail Office Lobbies, Banks and other private programs are shown in black. There is currently a Food and Beverage Establishments Dark green - Major Retailers concentration of these programs around the site. The project seeks to replace these private There currently a lack of food and beverage establishments within walking distance of the site. The Light green - Smaller Retailer programs with retail and more exciting programs. project will provide a much needed destination for food and refreshments. The elevated walkway in the project will host small locally based vendors and artist. PG.026
A BC A Diagrams - Diagrams showing project location and condition of present day Park Avenue’s surrounding neighborhood 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 WARPING THE CENTERLINE B Rendering - Park Avenue & 50th Street looking South towards Grand Central Train Station C Rendering - Park Avenue & 51st Street looking South towards Grand Central Train Station PG.027
JEANNE GANG STUDIO / DIVIDED WATERS SOLAR PARK Playful sculptures acting as solar energy collectors are scattered throughout the shores lining the Chicago River, providing a source of energy for the surrounding communities as well as fun tourist destinations. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 MIXED RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL The integration of new green living communities. All buildings are outfitted to use gray water and solar energy. Green roofs decrease the heat-island effect. Community gardens, farmer’s markets and public spaces are integrated into the new community. DCA B A Rendering - Rooftop Garden B Diagrams C Rendering - North Elevation D Site Plan - Chicago River and adjacent neighborhoods re-imagined as a constructed wetland JEANNE GANG STUDIO - DIVIDED WATERS(2011) DIVIDED WATERS CHICAGO, IL Pilsen and Bridgeport are two communities with very different identities located on opposite sides of the Chicago River. Pilsen is a predominantly Latino Community with a strong arts culture, while Bridgeport is a working class Irish community known for cultivating politicians and civil servants. Though the river is currently perceived of as a barrier, my urban scheme and building seek to bridge these two communities. The Urban proposal unites these communities through a series of green interventions, and reshapes the urban fabric by overlapping the communities and creating a destination of mixture and interaction. PG.028 The building is an extrusion of land bridging across the Chicago River to connect Bridgeport and Pilsen. Its interior spaces are carved out as though excavated from the Earth. The building is a bridge between communities, a barrier facilitating the reversal of the Chicago River, and a limnology center for the study of the river’s water. Visitors are drawn, from both the Pilsen and Bridgeport sides of the river, towards the sacred space at the center of the building- The Carp Sanctuary. As visitors make their way towards the Sanctuary, they are guided through massive earthen exhibition walls that tell the story of the Chicago River, and around glass encased spaces revealing scientist hard at work. At the Carp Sanctuary, visitors are astounded as Asian Carp jump out of an aquarium habitat to heights of up to ten feet in the air.
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JEANNE GANG STUDIO / DIVIDED WATERS PROGRAM Program Spaces Outdoor Spaces indoor Spaces 01. INCUBATION Negative Spaces 02. CHEM LAB 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 03. SUPER CLEAN LAB 02 01 Exhibition Walls Water Pilsen 04. RESEARCH LAB 03 04 Bridgeport 05. GEAR MAINTENANCE 05 06. GEAR STORAGE 06 07. CARP SHOW 09 08 08. BOAT DOCK 07 09. VOLUNTEER AREA 10 10. LIBRARY 11 11. GIFT SHOP 12 12. COMPUTER LAB Science Educaiton SOCIAL FLOW Community WATER FLOW Water SITE PLAN MAIN FLOOR PLAN DIAGRAMS PG.030
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PORTE DE LA CHAPELLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 ANNE LACATON’S STUDIO(2011) STORY BOARD ARCHITECTURE: REINVENTING LA CHAPELLE PARIS LA CHAPELLE PARIS, FRANCE The studio was challenged to reject the notion that cities can be master planned, and instead to think of the city as a series of small interlinked experiences. Students created two videos demonstrating the power of understanding “The City” as a generator of experiences rather than a cluster of buildings. For the first film, students were challenged to imagine new and exciting ways the center of Paris could be redesigned to accommodate a growing number of inhabitants. The second film called for us to focus on an underprivileged part of the city in the North of Paris called Port de La Chapelle. Students were encouraged to create a sequence of images depicting ideal spaces, then design buildings based on those images. The resulting architecture would be, not only aesthetically pleasing, but an egnaging experience for its occupants. PG.032 ABANDONED LA CHAPELLE RAIL YARD TURNED PARK
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INSTANT HOUSE COMPETITION(2013) treeHOUSE Kindergarten TREEHOUSE SCHOOL 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 KINDERGARTEN BUILDING MILAN, ITALY The “Treehouse School” recognizes the abilities of designed space to stimulate people’s minds and feed their imaginations. The goal of The Treehouse School is to provide Kindergarten children with an exciting and stimulating learning environment that encourages play and educates children in new and unexpected ways. As stated in the competition brief, learning institutions are most effective when children feel safe and at home, implying that school buildings should be thought of as a child’s secong home. In search of a form that speaks to children and makes them excited to attend school, the design begs the question, “ What is a child’s ideal house?” The Treehouse is inspired by childrens’ common fascination with treehouses and dares to propose a building where each classroom is indeed a modern interpretation of a treehouse. 8 EXTERIOR RENDERING PG.039
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