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A r c h i t e c t u r a l D e s i g n P o r t f o l i oD a n i e l a R o d r i g u e z P h i l a d e l p h i a U n i v e r s i t y
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Table of Co ntents
PROJECTS
Harvesng the Future Urban Farm, Philadelphia, USA Fall 2011
SIENA Internship Summer 2011, Quito, Ecuador Summer 2011Ludoteca in Trastevere, Rome, Italy Spring 2011
Walnut St Prison, Philadelphia, USA Fall 2010
S:CREEN Riverfront, Philadelphia, USA Fall 2010
Sustainable Design School, Philadelphia, USA Spring 2010
Sauna Pavillion Wall Secon, Philadelphia, USA Spring 2010
Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia, Philadelphia, USA Spring 2010
Live-Work Rowhouse, Philadelphia, USA Fall 2009
Residenal Rowhouse, Philadelphia, USA Spring 2009
Community Hill Cemetery, Norristown, USA Fall 2008The Gamble House Study, Pasadena, USA Spring 2008Design Exercises Fall 2007
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Contact Infodanielarodriguez111@gmail.com
Tel 484.624.9600
3617 Gypsy Lane
Philadelphia, PA
United States
Architectural Design Portfol io 2007-2012Daniela Rodriguez Phi ladelphia University
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Form Evoluon
HF-Urban Farm serves as the
model for urban growth by
blending technology with natural
growing methods. While vercal
farming is a generic methodology
for all cies, HF-Urban Farm drawsdeeply from the specic site and
historical contexts of Philadelphia.
Therefore, the concepts of shiing
density and the subsequent need
for interweaving spaces have
emerged to inform the design
approach for the project.
Concept Model
Race St
2ndS
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Harvesng the FutureUrban Farm
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Growing vercally provides
social, environmental, and
economical benefit to the
expanding urban community.
As each element evolves,
the project challenges the
limits of technology to
accommodate the increasing
need for farming in the city.
Form Evoluon
Site Forces Guiding the Building Form
Sun Forces Guiding the Building Form
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Race St Elevaon 2nd St Elevaon
Parametric Denion for Diagrid Facade
Longitudinal Secon
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Integrated Building Systems Detail
Typical Crop
Distribuon
Detail Seconal Model
Interior Market
Crop Growing Systems
In the levels above, interior parks
are created by weaving planes
of hydroponic planter systems
with light and circulaon.
A market space carves itself
into the grade plane to lend
itself to become owned by
the community through
allocated vendor spaces.
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SIENAInternshipThese images are a collecon
of work from 2011s summer
internship. The construconcompany EDECONSA S.A. (Quito,
Ecuador) requested renderings for
the building overall, highlighted
areas of the project and renderings
for each specic apartment unit
that was going to be sold.
These images were put together
in a sales folder to be distributed
to clients, they were published in
brochures and were included in
dierent adversement banners
to showcase the project. Main Entrance Detail Main Lobby
Main EntranceExterior Rendering
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Suite Rendering Apartment Rendering Duplex Apartment Rendering
Ground Level Plan Typical Floor Plan Elevaons
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Ludoteca in TrastevereChildrens Play-Center in Rome
Located in Trastevere, one of the mostwell known neighborhoods in Rome,
the project has a playful appearance
with its terracoa panel facade and
varying ceiling heights.
The main focus is the playground
which has its own unique character.
Site Plan
East Elevaon Cross Secon
Terracoa Panels
South Elevaon
First Floor Plan
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PlaygroundDesign
Playground Plan
Playground Locaon
Longitudinal Secon
The plaground is based on
the idea of a connuous ramp
that will promote vercal
and horizontal movement
through the space. There
are two main suspended
plaorms where the main
acvies will take place.
Interior Views
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Walnut StPrison
The project consists of
three main towers that
are interconnected by sky
bridges. The towers are
elevated o the ground
for security purposes.
The vercal connecngelement is the structural
concrete core devoted to
circulaon in every tower.
Structural Model
Located in Center City
Philadelphia, the Walnut St
Prison is an inconic building.
Even though it is specically
designed to accommodate the
acvies of a penitenary,
the building sll blends into
its surrounding context.
Secon A Secon B West Elevaon
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View from entrance looking up
Site Plan View of Common Recreaon Area
The prison has a rotang system for the use of the common
areas. This prevents the inmates in each pod from having
contact with other pods to avoid conicts among them. The
inmates spend half of the day in their own pod and the other
half rotang between acvies in the prison.
Common Areas Pods sharing spaces at a me
Daily Schedule for Inmates
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Entrance Floor Plan Educaon Area Floor Plan Typical Pods Floor Plan
Main Entrance View
Concept Model Educaon Area Bridge View
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Typical Desk Panel Layout Typical Bed Panel Layout
Pod With Desk Panel View Seconal Model
The facade consists
in thick metal panels
with dierent
conguraons. They
also serve as desks and
beds for the inmates
pods. There are 4main conguraons
that give variety to
the facade and the
interior pod layouts.
The recreaon areas
have curtain walls to
allow more light in the
space.
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first floor plan
Culture_Recreaon_Environmental_Educaon_NeighborhoodsS:creen Riverfront
Longitudinal Secon
This public recreaonal complex, located along
the banks of the Schuylkill River, consists
on a series of piers inuenced by the strong
horizontals composed by the most prominent
structures in the city grid: the four main bridges.
A louver system wraps around the south and
west facades of each structure, therefore acng
as a passive shading system.
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Ground Floor Plan
Seconal ModelMain Access View
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Sustainable Design School
The building is based on the idea of having a slopping
site completely immersed in nature. The structure
therefore ows through the site. As the visitor
experiments the building he or she encounters two
basic nodes: the cafe and the gallery space.
Site Plan First Floor Plan
second floor planSecond Floor Plan
Circulaon Plan Diagram Circulaon Secon
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Detail Secon
Secon A
Secon B
Structure Diagram
North Facade
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Going with the concept of nature, the
building has wood as its structural
system along with a series ofloadbearing masonry walls. These
walls are posioned so they can block
harsh eastern and western sun. They
also give the opportunity to have open
north and south facades.
Detail Secon
South Elevaon
East Elevaon
Winter Sun Path Summer Sun Path
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Sauna Pavillion Wall Secon
Wall secon model showing exteriorcopper sheathing
Wall secon model showinginterior granite slab
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Habitat Philadelphia is a non-prot enty that
focuses its eorts in building mulple homes in a
community for low income families.
As Habitat Philadelphia connues growing, the
hopes for the near future are to increase the
number of built and rehabilitated homes and to
get a Re-Store. This component will create the
possibility for more donaons to be accepted
and obtain as much help as possible.
Site Condions Site Plan
Structural Model
Habitat for Humanity PhiladelphiaHeadquarters
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First Floor Program
Broad St Facade
Ridge Ave Facade
Third Floor Program
Secon Diagram
Structure Diagram Ground Floor Plan
Third Floor Plan
Cross Secon A
Seconal Model
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Secon B
Secon C
Warehouse Interior View
Re-store Interiow View
The main dividing element in the project
is the stone masonry wall that is part of
an existent building in the site. This wall
is being reused in the HFHP Headquarters
and acts as the division between the
warehouse and the re-store.
The walls structure is reinforced byconcrete bracing elements that are also
part of the overall structural system of the
building.
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Broad St Elevaon
Ridge Ave Elevaon
Third Floor Interior View
The facade is inuenced from the various colorful
murals around the site. The three primary colors are
used to create various panels that provide shading to
the interior spaces of the re-store and the common
lounge space on the third oor.
Some of the panels are aached to the curtain wall
behind them and some others are inset between
the mullions. This allows for depth variaon on
the facade and dierent shading condions for the
interior spaces.
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Live-Work Rowhouse
The building combines personal living space and professional
workspace in such a way that neither is compromised. theorganizing principle of the edice is its load bearing wall
structure going across the site which gave the opportunity to
open the front facade for daylight and venlaon.
Site Plan
south st
16th
st
Secon A
16th St Elevaon
Second Floor Plan
First Floor Plan
The design of the facade relares to
how light is required to enter certain
spaces but should be blocked from
entering other areas.
Sun and Wind Analysis
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Residenal Rowhouse
The design of this single family
rowhouse is based on the idea
of breaking away from the
typical rowhouse design and
treang the facade dierently
by stepping it inward.
In order for this to be possible
the top oors are supported
by diagonal columns that are
present throughout dierent
parts of the house like the living
room and the back yard.
Front Facade Street View
Living Room ViewSeconal Model
Axonometric Drawing
Concept Sketch
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Community Hill Cemetery
The masterplan of the Community Hill
Cemetery was based on the rigorous site
analysis that was done before the design ofthe project. This analysis included studies
about topography, drainage, vegetaon,
surrounding site context, among other
criteria.
Site Analysis DiagramsInial Site Condions
The masterplans main elements are
three prominent burial plot structures, a
crematorium, a mausoleum, a ceremonialbuilding as well as a big pond for meditaon
acvites around it.
Masterplan ModelMasterplan
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Burial Plots
Burial Plots Plan
Sun Studies
The burial plots design was
inuenced by the Aztec Pyramid
of the Sun at Teohuacan,
Mexico.
The burial plot area contains
stepped looking structures that
are open to the outside. The
roof is held by numerous thin
columns which represent each
of the grave markers. water
leads the entrance and also
surrounds each structure togive a sense of peacefullness
once the visitor is inside.
Burial Plot Seconal Model
8 am 10 am 12 pm 2 pm
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The Gamble House Study
Second Floor Plan
North Elevaon
West Elevaon
The project was focused in
understanding the architectural
language of plans, secons,
elevaons and perspecves by
hand draing the blueprints of
the house. Addionally a model
of the house was built to scale.
Recreaon of the Gamble House (1909) designed by Charles and Henry Greene.
First Floor Plan
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CardboardShoes
Mondrian in 3D
Experimenng and understanding the idea
of asecon cut by recreang a shoe with
layers of cardboard.
Side Elevaon
Horizontal Layers
Vercal Layers
Based on Piet Mondrians paintng
New York City I, the project
consists in extruding volumes
from the 2D panng to create a 3Dmodel. The concepts of depth and
hierarchy are studied through 2D
and axonometric drawings as well
as through 3D models.
Piet Mondrian
New York City I1941-42
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Skills
Experience
Selected Courses
Distinction
Activities
Architectural Intern EDECONSA, SA. Quito, Ecuador Summer 2010,2011
Worked closely with licensed architect in client meengs at the end of the design process of their most recent project SIENA.
Created the renderings of the overall building and of each residenal apartment unit that was adversed for sale.
Designed the markeng products of the project including the sales folder, two banners and a brochure for a construcon fair.
Spanish Tutor Philadelphia University, Philadelphia PA Aug 2009 - Dec 2009
Provided academic assistance for students taking Spanish courses with topics like grammar, vocabulary and wring.
Pracced conversaonal skills with the students helping them with their pronunciaon and reading in Spanish.
Architectural Intern CR Constructora, Quito, Ecuador Summer 2009
Contributed to the design of oor layouts and picked wall colors for the oce building TORRE BOSSANO.
Visited present and past job sites, and learned about the construcon phase of projects while assisng with oce tasks.
Tennis Instructor Rancho San Francisco, Quito, Ecuador Summer 2007,2008,2009
Taught tennis at a summer camp to groups of children of dierent ages ranging from 10 years old to 14 years old.
Got promoted to take care of the advanced level group aer the second summer.
Design IX
Comprehensive studio structured around working in teams to integrate structural, building, and environmental systems in
the design and documentaon of a vercal urban farm.
Advanced Modelling
Computer-aided design course that focuses on complex three-dimensional modeling, photorealisc rendering and virtual
reality. Interacve media and digital imaging were used in order to increase the eecveness of design presentaons.
Archived work for NAAB exhibit 2009, 2010, 2011
Projects chosen to be archived for the NAAB exhibit: HFHP Headquarters, S:CREEN, Walnut St Prison, Vercal Urban Farm.
Most Valuable Player May 2009, 2010
Selected MVP for the Philadelphia University Womens Tennis Team.
CACC Player of the Year May 2009
Selected Player of the Year among 9 tennis teams in the Central Atlanc Collegiate Conference
Philadelphia University Womens Tennis Team: Member and team captain Aug 2007- May 2011
Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis Center: Volunteer for community service and tournament planning 2010, 2011
Student-Athlete Advisory Commiee: Member 2009,2010,2011
Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia: Volunteer for the construcon of a single family house Jan 2010- May 2010
Lan American Student Organizaon: M b 2008 2009 2010
Programs
Adobe: Photoshop, InDesign
Autodesk: AutoCAD, Revit, 3ds Max
Microso: Word, Excel, Powerpoint
Rhinoceros: Grasshopper
Abilies
Site: Planning, Documentaon, Analysis
Design: Sketching, Model Building
Presentaon: Technical Drawing, 3D Modelling,
3D Rendering, Graphic Design
Languages
Spanish: Nave Speaker
Italian: Intermediate
Education
Philadelphia University, Philadelphia, PABachelor of Architecture
Graduaon: May 2012
Business Management Minor Concentraon
Study Abroad, University of Arkansas
Rome Center, Rome ItalyLived and designed within the historical context of
Roman architecture for the Spring 2011 semester.
Academic Achievements
Cumulave GPA: 3.77
Deans List 9 of 9 semesters
CACC All-Academic Team 6 of 6 semesters in tennis
team
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