Jacob Dale Design Portfolio 2013

Engage+Perform

Design Portfolio

2013

These projecTs sTrive To engage The communiTies in which They could exisT, connecT users wiTh Their relaTive environmenT, and perform as sysTems To efficienTly appropriaTe resources naTural and fabricaTed.

Design Portfolio

2013

Jacob Dale

[email protected]

Content

Design Portfolio

2013

CV

M.ARCHmelogoldl4lghf_cchdiesel grovesolar pavilionmerch. bridgeaTlier adjaye

WORKseidel+associaTes

freelance

solar decaThlon

concerT sTaging

TheaTrical Training

producTion

arT

1

3-2037

1113151719

21-2421

24

25

27

29-30

29

30

31

[email protected]

CV1of2

JACOB DALE [email protected]

A problem solver that enjoys working with creative teams to conquer challenges and achieve production goals.

EXPERIENCE

Designer / Intern Architect2011 to 2013 Seidel + AssociatesSan Antonio, TX

-Assisted Donald Seidel, R.A. in all facets of a dynamic commercial and residential architecture practice. -Active design partner in the 2014 San Antonio Zootennial Restaurant project. -Participated in all project phases including: weekly client meetings, conceptual & preliminary design, design development, interior design, finish selections, construction documents, permitting, and RFIs.

Project Manager (CDs & Marketing Documents)2006 to 2007Blufish Residential Planning and Design StudioAustin, TX

-Managed construction documents for Morrison Homes, Armadillo Homes, and several custom homebuilders. -Acted as the point of contact for all plan portfolio changes and revisions for Morisson Homes.-Directly assisted the principal in all facets of the design process through construction administration.Participated in design charettes and client meetings.

Project Manager2005 to 2006Corea Design-BuildAustin TX

-Coordinated bidding, design, and project management for residential remodel projects.

Solar Decathlon 2005 Team Member 2004 to 2005 University of Texas at Austin

-Voluntarily participated for over a year in a Graduate Student team that built a prototype solar-powered modular house in Austin, TX.-Was chosen to be part of the team to travel to Washington, D.C. and reassemble the house on the National Mall for international competition.-Reassembled the house on the National Mall in for international competition.

Carpenter2005Driftwood Designs- Austin & Boerne, TX

-Directly assisted the Lead Carpenter in the construction of a single-family residence, custom hardwood floor installations, and commercial tenant finish-outs.

Project Manager & Founding Partner 2004 Roscoe Properties- Austin, TX

-Co-founded a real estate management company to control the acquisition, renovation, and leasing of 17 multi-family properties. -Managed all renovation projects. -Coordinated contractor hiring and scheduling. -Verified punch list completion. -Managed lease-up promotional events.-Negotiated and all lease contracts.

FORMAL EDUCATION

Masterʼs Degree in ArchitectureMay 2013University of Texas at San Antonio College of Architecture

Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Technical Design for the StageDecember 2003Texas State University at San Marcos, TX

Honors High School Diploma with specialization in Architectural DraftingMay 1999Science Academy of South Texas Mercedes, TX

Eagle Scout Rank 1999 Boy Scouts of America-Excelled in 9 years of extensive leadership, community service, teamwork, and survival training.

PERFORMANCE

MacOS 15

Windows 20

MS Office 15

iWork 9

+YEARS

AutoCAD 9

SketchUp 8

Revit 5

Photoshop 4

InDesign 3

Illustrator 2

2

1

EXPERIENCE

SK

ILL

S +

10

SK

ILL

S +

+YEARS

Master

Master

Master

Advanced

Advanced

Advanced

Basic

Basic

Basic

EXPERIENCE

Master

Advanced

Advanced

Advanced

Rhino

Grass-hopper

Vectorworks

PARALLEL EXPERIENCE

Tour Guide2010 to 2012Rio San Antonio CruisesSan Antonio, TX

-Educated & entertained tourists with historic architectural boat tours along the San Antonio Riverwalk.

Freelance Scenic & Charge Artist2008 to 2009 Zach Scott TheatreAustin, TX

-Directed scenic artists in painting the set for Caroline or Change to the specifications of the set designer.

State Theatre of AlabamaMontgomery, AL

-Painted the sets for Charlotte’s Web and A Christmas Carol.

University of Texas Performing Arts CenterAustin, TX

-Assisted charge artist Karen Maness in painting the set for the Opera of Hansel and Gretel.

Artisan2008In Your Space Collaborative ArtsAustin, TX

- Collaborated with a team of skilled artisans in creating high-end murals and finishes for commercial and residential clients in central Texas.

Photography Assistant2008Spirit Essence PhotographyNationwide Tour

-Coordinated transportation, site organization, and file management for the photodocumentation of:Yoga Journal Conference 2008- San Francisco, CA& Anusara Yoga “Light the Sky” World Tour 2008

Stage Technician, Rigger, Carpenter, Fork Operator 2004 to 2010 Erwin Center for Performing Arts- Austin, TX

- Constructed concert and event staging for touring acts including Tool, Dolly Parton, Kanye West, Trans Siberian Orchestra, and many others.

Assistant Technical Director- On TourSummer Internship 2003 Spectrum Staging- Minneapolis, MN

-Directed crews of stage technicians in the assembly and disassembly of concert staging for summer outdoor music festivals including: Bob Dylan Tour, Bumbershoot Festival; R.E.M., Modest Mouse, Pat Benatar, and many others.

Scenic Painting Teacher’s Assistant & Scene Shop AssistantFall & Spring 2003 Texas State University- San Marcos, TX

-Conducted scenic art lessons, taught basic carpentry, and metalwork skills.-Supervised build projects with an eye for safety management.

CONTINUING EDUCATION

TEX FAB 3.0 Digital Fabrication Lectures & Workshop- San Antonio, TX - May 2012-Improved Rhinoceros 3D, and Grasshopper skills in a two day workshop.

Watercolor Painting Course- Southwest School of Arts- San Antonio, TX- Spring 2011-Improved watercolor painting skills using ‘wet-on-wet’ techniques. (30 hrs)

Scenic Artists Training Cobalt Studios- White Lake, NY 2008- (2) week-long courses in:-Furnishing Your Backdrop with S. Crabtree- improved painting skills with respect to light, shadow, and bounce light. -Painting Interior Marble Finishes with R. Keebler- practiced the art of “Beerglazing” using pure pigment, beer, and shellac to achieve realistic faux finishes.

AutoDesk Certified Training- Austin Community College- Austin, TX-AutoCAD 2007 Advanced 24 hr C.E.C.-August 2006-AutoCAD 2006 Fundamentals 40 hr C.E.C.-June 2005

INVOLVEMENT [email protected]

Committee Member Design for Aging AIA-NYC Since May 2013Active Member Urban Green Council USGBC-NYC Since December 2012

CV2of2

[email protected]

modeling

MEL

OG

OLD

AR

BO

R (1

of 4

)

conTexTual & siTe imagery

3|4performance sKin & renderingsiTe & plans

MEL

OG

OLD

AR

BO

R (2

of 4

)

Melogold Arbor_ Dementia Care

Graduate Project

2013

melogold arbor is a soluTion To The

growing need for specialized faciliTies ThaT caTer To individuals and Their families coping wiTh demenTia diagnosis.

locaTed on a 3.5 acre laKeside siTe in brownsville Texas, The 59,000 sf campus allows exposure To The naTural surroundings.

each of The Three wings of The building connecT To a Town cenTer ThaT supporTs elder-communiTy services and social acTiviTies.

a cusTomizable second-sKin of panels allows The building To reflecT unique preferences and personaliTies of The residenTs.

[email protected]

uTi

liza

Tio

n

.vwx

.dwg

.skp

.rvt

.psd

.indd

.ai

.3dm

.gh

pursuiT of a performance based formsTeady climaTic daTa

MEL

OG

OLD

AR

BO

R (3

of 4

)

Weekly SummaryRelative Humidity (%)Location: BROWNSVILLE, USA (25.9°, -97.4°)Contour Range: 38.43 - 100.00 %In Steps of: 2.00 %© Weather Manager

%

<01020304050607080

90+

Wk

Hr

%

48

1216

2024

2832

36

40

44

48

52

4

8

12

16

20

24

0

20

40

60

80

100

Weekly SummaryAverage Wind Speed (km/h)Location: BROWNSVILLE, USA (25.9°, -97.4°)Contour Range: 3.46 - 50.00 km/hIn Steps of: 1.00 km/h© Weather Manager

km/h

<0510152025303540

45+

Wk

Hr

km/h

48

1216

2024

2832

36

40

44

48

52

4

8

12

16

20

24

0

10

20

30

40

50

NORTH15°

30°

45°

60°

75°

EAST

105°

120°

135°

150°

165°SOUTH

195°

210°

225°

240°

255°

WEST

285°

300°

315°

330°

345°

10 km/h

20 km/h

30 km/h

40 km/h

50 km/h hrs

418+

376

334

292

250

209

167

125

83

<41

Prevailing WindsWind Frequency (Hrs)Location: BROWNSVILLE, USA (25.9°, -97.4°)Date: 1st January - 30th DecemberTime: 00:00 - 24:00© Weather Manager

5|6illusTraTing a vision

Melogold Arbor_ Dementia Care

Graduate Project

2013 MEL

OG

OLD

AR

BO

R (4

of 4

)

evaporaTive cooling of a prevailing

souTheasT wind across a body of waTer was harnessed To passively cool The ouTdoor spaces of The siTe.

corridors Through The main volumes allow cooling breezes To Travel Through The inTernal courTyards.

deep souTh overhangs provide shade for residenTs, while direcTing breezes across buildings surfaces To radiaTe heaT produced by inTernal Thermal load.

[email protected]

1

2

3

8

19

4

21

5

PLAN SECTION @ SPIDER CONNECTION TYP.3" = 1'-0"5

A114

x

NOTES1.2.

3.4.5.6.

7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.

16.

17.

18.19.

20.21.22.

BLACK SILICONE SEAL3/4" SINGLE PANE TEMPERED GLASS W/ LOW-E COATING (SUNGUARD LIGHT BLUE 63)

STAINLESS STEEL FIXINGHORIZONTAL STEEL ANGLESTEEL FLANGELIGHTWEIGHT CONCRETE ON METAL DECKOPEN WEB BAR JOISTWIDE FLANGE STEEL COLUMN1/4" ROOFING BOARD7/8" ZINC PANELMETAL COPINGLIGHTWEIGHT METAL DECKING4" CANT STRIPSTRUCTURAL STEEL STUDS120 MIL SINGLE PLY EPDM ROOF MEMBRANETWO LAYERS OF 3" RIGID INSULATION GAF ENERGY GUARD POLYISO

3/4" SINGLE PANE TEMPERED GLASS W/ LOW-E COATING (SATINDECO ACID ETCHED GLASS)

3/4" GLAZINGTWO-POINT CONNECTOR, STAINLESS STEELSTEEL BOLT PLATE3/4" STEEL BOLTSTEEL COLUMN

WALL SECTION1/4" = 1'-0"1

T.O.P.49'

THIRD26'

SECOND13'

NP

3

2

17

4

10

11

1513

916

14

12

19

8

20

DETAIL SECTION1 1/2" = 1'-0"3

DETAIL SECTION1 1/2" = 1'-0"2

17

4

7

16

2

19

SECTION @ SPIDER CONNECTION3" = 1'-0"4

1

18

3

22

194

3

21

21

LAN

DSC

APE

4 L

EAR

NIN

G (1

of 4

)

Technical drawings

Landscape 4 Learning

landscape for learning is a K-12

campus ThaT reclaims asphalT parKing loTs To produce a proTecTed courTyard wiThin an urban landscape.

The orienTaTion of The campus aligns wiTh a hisToric neighborhood along a Tree covered pedesTrian paThway To connecT visually wiTh The san anTonio riverwalK.

a collaboraTive proposal by graduaTe sTudenTs: jacob dale, sophia Karbach-morales, and melisa specK.

The sTepped form of The building breaKs down The mass, appearing as a village of buildings To complimenT The hisToric communiTy, and To help relaTe To The human scale of youTh and pedesTrians.

L4Lfor Learning

karbach + peters + speck

Landscap

e

ST. J

OH

N’S

LU

THER

AN A

CAD

EMY

CAM

PUS

PRO

POSA

L

THIRD LEVEL

SCALE: 1/16” = 1’- 0”

DN

DN

DN

824 SFSCIENCE

LAB351 SFCLASSROOM

348 SFCLASSROOM

390 SFCLASSROOM390 SFCLASSROOM

408 SFCLASSROOM

326 SFCLASSROOM

355 SFCLASSROOM

311 SFCLASSROOM

345 SFCLASSROOM

371 SFCLASSROOM

349 SFCLASSROOM

344 SFCLASSROOM

347 SFCLASSROOM

349 SFCLASSROOM

466 SFCLASSROOM

419 SFCLASSROOM

409 SFCLASSROOM

1120 SFART LAB

1698 SFLIFE

SKILLS

385 SFCLASSROOM

366 SFCLASSROOM

342 SFCLASSROOM

342 SFCLASSROOM

370 SFCLASSROOM

373 SFCLASSROOM

314 SFCLASSROOM

362 SFCLASSROOM

101 SFBOY'S

121 SFGIRL'S

201 SFMEN'S T/R200 SF

WOMEN'ST/R

11241 SF

OFFICE

LEASESPACE

75 SFT/R

77 SFT/R

69 SFT/R

71 SFT/R

836 SFRESOURCE

ROOM

MECH

156 SFOFFICE

250 SFCONF. RM.

250 SFCONF. RM.

156 SFOFFICE

151 SFASSISTANT

PRINCIPAL

151 SFASSISTANT

PRINCIPAL

1194 SFTEACHER'S

LOUNGE

198 SFBOY'S193 SFGIRL'S

801 SFSCIENCE

LAB

899 SFCOMPUTER

LAB

OPENTOBELOW

ADMINISTRATION

CAFETERIA/KITCHEN

GYMCIRCULATIONSHARED SPACES

ELEMENTARY

JUNIOR HIGH

HIGH SCHOOL

LIBRARY

PROGRAM LEGEND

L4Lfor Learning


Landscap

e

ST. J

OH

N’S

LU

THER

AN A

CAD

EMY

CAM

PUS

PRO

POSA

L

SECOND LEVEL

SCALE: 1/16” = 1’- 0”

ADMINISTRATION

CAFETERIA/KITCHEN


ELEMENTARY

JUNIOR HIGH

HIGH SCHOOL

LIBRARY

PROGRAM LEGEND

DNDN UP

UP

UP

DNUP

DN

250 SFCONFERENCE

ROOM

156 SFBOOK

KEEPER

151 SFASSISTANT

PRINCIPAL

151 SFASSISTANT

PRINCIPAL

905 SFCOMPUTER

LAB

524 SFCLASSROOM



64 SFT/R

69 SFT/R

70 SFT/R

508 SFCLASSROOM

491 SFCLASSROOM

834 SFRESOURCE

ROOM

391 SFCLASSROOM

471 SFCLASSROOM

344 SFCLASSROOM

347 SFCLASSROOM

482 SFCLASSROOM

547 SFCLASSROOM

506 SFCLASSROOM

451 SFCLASSROOM

441 SFCLASSROOM

410 SFCLASSROOM

419 SFCLASSROOM1194 SF

TEACHER

WORKROOM

250 SFCONFERENCE

ROOM

157 SFCOUNSELOR

413 SFCLASSROOM



466 SFCLASSROOM

376 SFCLASSROOM

314 SFCLASSROOM

196 SFBOY'S T/R

443 SFCLASSROOM

131 SFMECH.

470 SFCLASSROOM

362 SFCLASSROOM

121 SFGIRL'S

192 SFGIRL'S T/R

294 SFCLASSROOM294 SFCLASSROOM 297 SFCLASSROOM

1038 SFART LAB

101 SFBOY'S

221 SFEXAMROOM 221 SF

EXAMROOM

221 SFEXAMROOM

209 SFBREAKROOM 236 SF

PROCEDURE

ROOM 158 SFNURSE'S

STATION 168 SFVITALCHECK

161 SFRECEP.

72 SFT/R

204 SFPHYSICIANS

OFFICE

208 SFSTORAGE

WAITING

AREA

65 SFJAN.

OPEN TO BELOW

OPEN TO

BELOW

200 SFMEN'S 200 SFWOMEN'S

PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE

7479 SF

OFFICE

LEASESPACE

DN

UP

UP

DN

DNUP

UP

Bleachers

4987 SFCAFETERIA

1104 SFMUSICROOM

7634 SFGYMNASIUM

580 SFCOACHES'

OFFICE

182 SFGYM

STORAGE

1545 SF

GIRL'S

LOCKER

ROOM

2328 SF

WEIGHT

TRAINING

ROOM

1233 SF

BOY'S

LOCKER

ROOM

172 SFCONCESSIONS

196 SFATHLETIC

DIRECTOR366 SFFACULTY

DINING

GYM

COMMONS

/ LOBBY

LOBBY

258 SFPRINCIPAL'S

OFFICE152 SFSECURITY

151 SFATTENDANCE/

REGISTRAR

289 SFHEALTH

SERVICES

208 SF

OCCUPATIONAL

&PHYSICAL

THERAPIST

155 SFSPEECH

THERAPIST

101 SF

TR /

SHOWER

ROOM

SECRETARY

RECEPTIONIST

217 SFREF.

196 SFFREEZER

208 SFDISHWASHER

ROOM

1459 SFKITCHEN

254 SF

DRY

GROCERY

STORAGE

144 SF

FOOD

SERVICE

MNGR180 SFSTAFF

1207 SFMUSICROOM

211 SFMEN'S213 SFWOMEN'S 81 SFMECH

124 SFELEV.

MECH.

811 SFSTORAGE

CHECKOUT

CAFE DINING AREA

8473 SFMEATS

Redundant Room

BAKERY,

CAFE &DELI

58 SFT/R 58 SF

T/R

Redundant RoomDAIRY

Redundant RoomPRODUCE

143 SFCUSTODIAL

246 SFSERVERY

KITCHEN

GARDEN

STOR.

TEMPORARY

STAGE

RAMP TO

PARKING GARAGE

RAMP TO

PARKING GARAGE

SERVICE

DRIVE

L4Lfor Learning


Landscap

e

ST. J

OH

N’S

LU

THER

AN A

CAD

EMY

CAM

PUS

PRO

POSA

L

GROUND LEVEL

SCALE: 1/16” = 1’- 0”

ADMINISTRATION

CAFETERIA/KITCHEN


ELEMENTARY

JUNIOR HIGH

HIGH SCHOOL

LIBRARY

PROGRAM LEGEND

Fall 2012

7|8

LAN

DSC

APE

4 L

EAR

NIN

G (2

of 4

)

plans & rendering

uTi

liza

Tio

n

.vwx

.dwg

.skp

.rvt

.psd

.indd

.ai

.3dm

.gh

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

12

34

56

78

910

1112

1314

1516

1718

1920

2122

2324

2526

2728

2930

3132

12

34

56

78

910

1112

1314

1516

17

1819

20

BIKE PATH ONLY

10,500 x 5 Levels= 52,000 SF

4,200 x 2 Levels= 8,400 SF

6,300 x 2 Levels= 12,600 SF

BLDG A73,000 SF

5,200 x 5 Levels= 26,000 SF

4,000 x 2 Levels= 8,000 SF

2,700 x 2 Levels= 5,400 SF 4,800 x 2 Levels

= 9,600 SF

BLDG B39,400 SF

TENANT

LONG-TERMPARKING40 spaces x 8 levels= 320 Spaces

VIEW

CO

RR

IDO

R

VIEW

CO

RR

IDO

R

NEIGHBORHOODSCALE

SHORT-TERM& SUNDAYPARKING52 spaces

BUS

DROP-OFF

GREEN24,500 SF

LANDSCAPE FOR LEARNINGBLDG A + B112,400 SF

15' S

ETB

AC

K

20' T

WO

STO

REY

DEP

TH

40' F

IVE

STO

REY

DEP

TH

20' T

WO

STO

REY

DEP

TH

LAN

DSC

APE

4 L

EAR

NIN

G (3

of 4

)

concepTual developmenT

9|10

LAN

DSC

APE

4 L

EAR

NIN

G (4

of 4

)conTinous pursuiT

of a design ThaT relaTed To iTs surroundings was supporTed by repeaTed visiTs To The siTe and surrounding neighborhood.

producing sKeTch afTer sKeTch helped To illusTraTe To The Team whaT The common vision for The projecT would be.

a cenTralized landscape ThaT looKed upon an iconic building was The goal.

whaT became The cenTral adminisTraTive building surrounded by supporTing program, allows sTudenTs To relaTe To belonging To a proTecTed village wiThin an urban environmenT.

Landscape 4 Learning

Fall 2012

sKeTches & renderings

[email protected]

Local Materials Promotion of Adaptive use

H I S T O R I C M A T E R I A L S

Restoration of the Sears building and reuse of materials found in the island provide residents a local building resource. In addition,ample existing storefront windows allow opportunities for display of unique product offerings

Preserving the historic integrity of structures found on Galveston island allows for the community to be self sufficient in the sourcing of materials

17

Tubular SkylightsWindows

D A Y L I G H T I N G

In place of the current non-historic translucent windows, new energy efficient wood sash windows similar to the original Sears building windows will be installed

Incorporating tubular skylights will allow the core of the building to obtain natural sunlight and minimize the use of electrical lighting

16

Permeable Paving

T R A N S P O R T A T I O N

Water Run Off

Mitigates storm water run off and reduces heat island effect from paved surfaces. In areas where larger vehicles frequent, bricks with minimal surface areas will be incorporated.

A vegetated buffer zone will serve as an at grade transition area that will allow for excess water to gradually seep into the water table

18

G R E E N R O O F

Vegetation

Vegetation on the roof surface acts as a natural radiant barrier for the building envelope. The sofened surface doubles in function serving as social space for community events

Local vegetation is proposed for the roof top and parking area to minimize the amount of water necessary to maintain the landscape

20

25

TREM

ON

T ST

REET

(23r

d)

KEM

PNER

STR

EET

(22r

d)

SERVICE ALLEY

LOADING

ENTRY

ENTRY

ENTRY

PARKING PARKING

BROADWAY STREETN

SEARS BUILDING FACADE RESTORATION

22

RENDERING COURTESY 2011 FIELD SCHOOL

35

ROOF TERRACE

CEN

TER

FO

R C

OA

STA

L H

ERIT

AG

E (1

of 2

)

Wind Power PV PODS

The PODS allow for rapid setup and rapid dismantle, ideal for storm preparedness and quick energy for disaster relief. The photovoltaic array is mounted on a network of water filled ballasts that rest atop of the existing roof surface

E L E C T R I C I T Y

Wind generators placed on the roof top will supply the building with power. The Quiet Revolution wind turbine has a vertical axis that produces minimal amount of noise and performs well in low wind velocity

14

32

SOUTH ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

CONCEPTUAL IMAGE

digiTal modelhisToric image To proposal

conTexTualimagery

Center for Coastal Heritage

Summer 2012

cenTer for coasTal heriTage

seTs The sTage for The acquisiTion, preservaTion, and adapTive reuse of an original Sear’S building in galvesTon, Tx designed in arT deco in 1934. creaTed under The guidance of The galvesTon hisToric foundaTion, This is a proposal by jacob dale and joel bosT, assisTed by denise casTillo and nicK melde. The building is repurposed To supporT The success of galvesTon hisToric foundaTion operaTions: archiTecTural salvage showroom, hisToric archiTecTural arTifacT archives and museum, and The universiTy of Texas archiTecTural preservaTion field school.

TODAy, THE BuILDING HAS BEEN OCCuPIED By THE G.H.F. AND THEy ARE MOVING FORWARD WITH THE VISION OF THIS PROPOSAL.

31

OFFICE

OFFICE

OFFICE

OFFICE

MECH.

MECH.

KITCHEN

PANTRY

FREEZER

DOWN

DOWN

STORAGE

DINING HALL

STUDENT SUITESTUDENT SUITESTUDENT SUITESTUDENT SUITE

STUDENT KITCHEN STUDENT LOUNGEAPARTMENT

CLASSROOM CLASSROOM CLASSROOM

STUDIOSTUDENT

MULTI-PURPOSEMULTI-PURPOSE

LABORATORY

MECH.

RESTROOM

RESTROOM

LAUNDRY

CONFERENCE

LIBRARY

29

0 5 10 20

ARCHIVES

UP UPDOWN DOWN

EXHIBIT

DIGITAL LIBRARY

MECH. MECH.

MSTORAGE

WJAN.

MECH.

EXHIBIT

MUSEUM STORABGE

ARCHIVES VAULT

OFFICE

MATERIALS PROCESSING

OFFICE

27

UP UP

UP

0 5 10 20

SALVAGE MATERIALS SHOWROOM / RETAIL

ENTRY

ENTRY

ENTRY

EXISTING LOADING

PROPOSED LOADING

PROPOSED

PARKING

LOADING

ELECTRIC CAR

TRAILER

LOBBYM W

M W

STORAGEMATERIALS PROCESSING

EVENTS PROCESSING

BICYCLE STORAGERESIDENT

EVENTS STORAGE

WORKSHOP

OFFICERETAIL

RECEPTION

MECH.

MECH.

MECH.STORAGE

RETAILSTORAGE

OFFICE

11|12

CEN

TER

FO

R C

OA

STA

L H

ERIT

AG

E (2

of 2

)

plans & rendering

uTi

liza

Tio

n

.vwx

.dwg

.skp

.rvt

.psd

.indd

.ai

.3dm

.gh

conTexual imagery

DIE

SEL

GR

OVE

(1 o

f 2)

concepTualizaTion process

Diesel Grove- Fuel Facility

Fall 2011

diesel grove illusTraTes The

poTenTial for algae-fuel Technology To produce more fuel per acre Than corn based eThanol producTion.

a design submiTTal To The arid lands insTiTuTe- drylands compeTiTion of 2011.

The proposed faciliTy acquires wasTewaTer from a municipaliTy and uses iT as nuTrienT medium for The producTion of algae bio diesel wiTh-in a phoTobioreacTor process. Through phoTosynTheses algae sequesTers carbon from The aTmosphere.

This proposal aTTempTs To breaK The energy/waTer nexus by uTilizing ‘blackwater’ and abundanT sunshine To provide a renewable fuel source aT The poinT of consumpTion on an inTernaTional TrucKing rouTe.

SITE

PHASE 2

PHASE 3

EXISTING

ALGAE=1850 gallons oil per acre/yr.CORN=15 gallons oil per acre/yr.

MARFA, TXpop. 2000

WASTEWATER SETTLING PONDS

MUN

ICIPAL

WA

STEWATER

approx. 250

Million gal./yr.

19 acre

90 acre

300 acre

SCR

EEN

EDW

ASTE

WAT

ER

13|14

DIE

SEL

GR

OVE

(2 o

f 2)

graphic represenTaTions

[email protected]

uTi

liza

Tio

n

.vwx

.dwg

.skp

.rvt

.psd

.indd

.ai

.3dm

.gh

sKeTch model sTrucTure TemplaTeconTexTual imagery

SOLA

R P

AVIL

LIO

N (1

of 2

)

Solar Pavillion/ Farmer’s Market

Fall 2011

solar pavilion/ farmer’S market

is a design proposal for a roof sTrucTure ThaT responds To The high deserT climaTic condiTions of marfa, Tx.

a cassegrain solar collecTor harnesses energy by concenTraTing direcT sunlighT onTo a heaT Transfer conduiT. an ammonia or emulsified salT soluTion can be passed Through This sTrucTure To a heaT Transfer sTaTion where The energy can be sTored and used To regulaTe TemperaTure in municipal sTrucTures during cold nighTs. The sTrucTure doubles as a pavilion ThaT can be used as a covered ouTdoor public evenTs space. The communiTy will be reminded of Their collecTive invesTmenT in The pavilion, as iT shades Them from direcT sunlighT and provides a cool place to hoSt farmer’S marKeTs and local food TrucKs.

sTudy model & rendering

rendering

15|16

SOLA

R P

AVIL

LIO

N (2

of 2

)

[email protected]

uTi

liza

Tio

n

.vwx

.dwg

.skp

.rvt

.psd

.indd

.ai

.3dm

.gh

concepT sKeTch

sKeTch modelsiTe discoveryconTexTual phoTos & sKeTch

MER

CH

AN

T B

RID

GE

(1 o

f 2)

Merchant Bridge

Spring 2011

deSigner’S were challenged

To selecT an underuTilized exisTing building or urban loT and propose an adapTive re-use of The siTe. a narrow loT 30’ x 130’ flanked by Two Tall corporaTe hoTels was selecTed in downTown san anTonio.

merchanT bridge proposes a TransiTion beTween an economically vibranT river-level pedesTrian environmenT, Known aS ‘the riverwalk’, To a busTling sTreeT-level pedesTrian environmenT wiTh limiTed commercial opporTuniTy. merchanT sTalls of 10’x 20’ are made available as an economic bridge for reTail sTarTups.

The scale of These proposed TenanT spaces exisTs in inTenTional conTrasT To an exisTing large-Scale ‘corporate’ developmenT model.

17|18sTudy model & rendering

MER

CH

AN

T B

RID

GE

(2 o

f 2)

[email protected]

uTi

liza

Tio

n

.vwx

.dwg

.skp

.rvt

.psd

.indd

.ai

.3dm

.gh

ATEL

IER

AD

JAyE

(1 o

f 2)

concepT model

19|20

Atelier Adjaye

Spring 2011

aTelier adjaye is born of david

adjaye’S cloSe tieS wiTh and inspiraTion drawn from The fine arTs. The charge for This projecT was To research a ‘Starcitect’, their worK, and design process, in designing a personalized sTudio.

an arT sTudio and a drawing sTudio inTersecT To produce a dynamic creaTive space. large amounTs of glazing on The norTh of The building serve To fill The space wiTh naTural lighT.

The drawing sTudio provides a personal reTreaT for adjaye from a busy inTernaTional career.

The arT sTudio allows space for creaTive expression and The poTenTial To worK one-on-one wiTh aspiring young designers and arTisTs of The dis-advanTaged wesT san anTonio neighborhood, where The sTudio is proposed.

19|20rendering

ATEL

IER

AD

JAyE

(2 o

f 2)

[email protected]

uTi

liza

Tio

n

.vwx

.dwg

.skp

.rvt

.psd

.indd

.ai

.3dm

.gh

6281 HollyhockSan Antonio Tx 78240

427 Greenwich Blvd. San Antonio, Tx. 78209.3919210.785.9600 t 9602 f seidel-inc.com

SEIDEL + ASSOCIATES, INC.ARCHITECTURE INTERIORS PLANNING

201217DateProject No.July 2, 2012

The record copy of this drawing is on file at the offices of Seidel + Associates, Inc., 427 Greenwich Blvd, San Antonio, Tx 78209.3919. ©2012 Seidel + Associates, Inc., the designs and concepts shown are the sole property of Seidel + Associates, Inc. and may not be used or reproduced without permission.

Construction documents are not intended to be a complete set of instructions on how to construct the project. It is the responsibility of the General Contractor to coordinate the project documents. Notify the Architect in writing of document conflicts, or proceed with the more substantial, more expensive option without additional charge.

Don Seidel Jr. #12995July 2, 2012

Addition to the

SkidmoreResidence

1 ADDENDUM 1, Sept. 12, 2012

A6Master Closet3/8" = 1'-0"

4

EQ EQ EQ

23 4"3'

-31 4"

23 4"3'

-71 4"

1'-3

1 2"23 4"

5'-9

3 4"

Master Closet3/8" = 1'-0"

3

1'-8

1 2"7"

7"7"

7"7"

7"2'

-11 2"

7'-4

"

1'-2"

1'-0"

1'-2"

1'-0"

3'-0" 3'-0"


2

EQ EQ EQ EQ

7'-4

"

1'-8

1 2"7"

7"7"

7"7"

7"1'

-93 4"

33 4"

Bath 13/8" = 1'-0"

8

1'-4

"3'

-0"

3'-0

"4'

-0"

1'-514" 1'-812" 3'-0"

8'-0

"

3'-0"

1'-8

"

8

7

2

Bath 13/8" = 1'-0"

9

1'-312"

1'-8

"

1'-6

"3'

-3"

9"

8"

9 10

6 5

14

Bath 13/8" = 1'-0"

10

4'-0

"3'

-0"

Study/ Master Bathroom3/8" = 1'-0"

1

2'-3" 2'-3" 2'-0" 1'-6"

9'-0

"

1'-6

"3'

-0"

2'-6

"2'

-6"

1'-6

"2'

-6"

1'-0" 2'-6" 1'-0"

4

3

8

3

Open

OPEN TOMASTER BED

Master Bathroom3/8" = 1'-0"

7

2'-0

"2'

-6"

3'-0

"

4'-0

"8"

2'-4

"

3'-0

"4'

-0"

1'-4" 2'-7" 1'-012" 2'-9" 1'-012" 2'-3" 1'-9"

1'-8

"

Open

8

4 2

32

7

Foyer Bench3/8" = 1'-0"

13EQ. EQ. EQ.

1112

13

1"

10'-6

"1'

-6"

5'-0

"

Foyer Shelves3/8" = 1'-0"

11

17

1'-8

"1'

-2"

1'-2

"1'

-2"

2'-0

3 8"1'

-31 2"

10'-6

"

1"


5

4'-0

"3'

-0"

8'-0

"

2

14

Master Bath3/8" = 1'-0"

6

1'-312"

1'-8

"

9"

8"

9

5

6

Laundry3/8" = 1'-0"

143'-112" 3'-0" 3'-3"

3'-6

"1'

-6"

3'-0

"

8'-0

"

2'-6

"2'

-6"

3'-0

"

2

Key Notes1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.

STONE HEARTHTILE AREA - TYPE AND PATTERN TBDSOLID SURFACE COUNTER (NO SPLASH)RETURN TILE ON SIDE WALL WIDTH OF COUNTERSLOPE SEAT TO DRAIN1" WIDE CHAMFER COURSE OR BULLNOSEMIRRORPAINTED GWB (SEMI-GLOSS)TILE JAMB & SILL (SLOPE SILL)TILE POCKET FULL DEPTH OF WALL. SLOPE BOTTOM TO DRAINOPEN CUBBIES. 3/4" STAIN/ SEALED MDF, DBL WALL BETWEEN2 LAYERS 3/4" PLYWOOD (BIRCH) W/ HARDWOOD HALF-ROUND EDGECOAT HOOKSTILE CEILINGHEATILATOR BIR 50 WOOD BURNING FIREPLACEROUGHSAWN WOOD MANTLE SUPPLIED BY OWNER, INSTALLED BY CONTRACTORPAINTED 3/4" MDF SHELVES

FPFireplace3/8" = 1'-0"

15

15

16

1

1'-6

"4'

-6"


12

10'-6

"1'-8

"1'

-2"

1'-2

"1'

-2"

1'-6

"4"

SEID

EL +

ASS

OC

IATE

S (1

of 3

)

various projecTsphoTos courTesy of clienT

‘Zootennial’ Restaurant

2011 to 2013

when compleTe in spring of

2014, the ‘zootennial’ resTauranT will serve as an anchor To an $8 million dollar plaza To commemoraTe The 100 year anniversary of The san anTonio zoo.

beginning in 2011, i direcTly assisTed don seidel r.a. in all phases of design and documenTaTion of This building. The Two of us aTTended weeKly meeTings wiTh The zoo direcTor, sTaff, landscape archiTecT, conTracTor, and oTher consulTanTs To assure ThaT every deTail of The projecT was addressed.

in addiTion To preparaTion of consTrucTion documenTs, my personal responsibiliTy on This projecT was To source, illusTraTe, and specify all finish maTerials for The building.

21|22

SEID

EL +

ASS

OC

IATE

S (2

of 3

)

‘zootennial’ conStrUction docUmentS

[email protected]

uTi

liza

Tio

n

.vwx

.dwg

.skp

.rvt

.psd

.indd

.ai

.3dm

.gh

Brown ResidenceSabinal, Tx.

Date

©2012 2 Architecture, the designs and concepts shown are the sole property of 2 Architecture and may not be used or reproduced without permission. The record copy of this drawing is on file at the offices of 2 Architecture, Boerne, Tx.


Daniel Ochoa III #7039

2 Architecture414 N. Live OakBoerne, Texas 78007(210) 391.8855 [email protected]

A1 Architectural Site Plan/Roof Plan

A2 Floor Plan / SchedulesA3 Power & Lighting / Ceiling PlanA4 Front / Right ElevationsA5 Rear / Left ElevationsA6 Bldg Section / DetailsA7 Bldg Section / DetailsA8 Interior Elevations

Apr 18, 2012

Right Elevation (North)1/4" = 1'-0"

1

VES (Alt: MES)

A4

Front Elevation (East)1/4" = 1'-0"

2

5-VC (Alt: CMR)

TCSRB

VES (Alt: MES)

122.9

122

12

7

FF0'0"

T.O.P.9'0"

T.O.P.12'0"

7'-0"

123.2

127

Bottom of Beam8'0"

Porch-1.5"


3903 N. St. Mary'sSan Antonio, Tx.

78209-3919





Preliminary DrawingNot for regulatory approval. permit orconstruction. Don Seidel Jr. #12995

July 2011

Replacement buildings forLeopard's Lair

andCrossroads Cafe

DD2Front1 0 2 4 FT

11

11 13

Rear2 0 2 4 FT

7 12

Leopard's - Right6 0 2 4 FT

12

7 TYP.

O.H.

TYP.1'-6"

Crossroads - Right4 0 2 4 FT

12

7

1

2

3

4

5

6

TYP.

O.H.

TYP.1'-6"

Leopard's - Left5 0 2 4 FT

12

7 TYP.

O.H.

TYP.1'-6"

Crossroads - Left3 0 2 4 FT

10

8

9

O.H.

TYP.1'-6"

Key Notes1.

2.3.4.5.6.7.8.

9.10.11.12.13.

SS METAL ROOF; WEATHERED GALVALUME OVER 30# FELT ON 5/8" OSB DECK2X8 CEDAR RAFTER TAILS 32" O.C.8" HARDIEPLANK SIDING4" HARDIETRIM, SMOOTHSTONE MASONRY VENEERCAST STONE LEDGE1X6 CEDAR FENCE ON 3X3 STEEL POSTSSOLID FIBERGLASS DBL PANE, SINGLE HUNG WINDOWSSS SILL @ WINDOWH.M. DOOR AND FRAMECOILING O.H. METAL DOOR (3)2X CEDAR GATES W/ STEEL JAMBS1 1/2" TH PLASTIC LETTERS, 18"H

14.15.16.17.18.19.20.

21.22.

23.24.25.

2X CONVENTIONAL FRAMING @ 16" O.C.SPRAY-FOAM INSULATION2X4 INTERIOR WALLS5/8" GWBSEALED CONC. FLOOR2X6 PERIMETER STUDS @ 16" O.C.8" HARDIPLANK (GRAIN) SIDING OVER TYVEK WRAP ON 5/8" OSB SHEATHINGENGINEERED SLAB ON GRADEWEATHERED GALVALUME SS METAL ROOF OVER 30# FELT ON 5/8" OSB DECK2X8 CEDAR RAFTER TAILS @32" O.C.1X6 T&G CEDAR SOFFIT BELOW ROOF DECK6" WOOD BASE

Section @ Leopard's Lair7 0 2 4 FT

12

7 TYP.

O.H.TYP.

14

15

16

17

18

1'-6"19

20

21

22

23

24

6

525

0 8 16 FTFloor Plan

30' TYP

65'

Seidel +Associates, Inc.

Site Plan0 25 50 FT

Bandera Road

Knigh

ts Pe

ak

Expanded shared entry

Existing Retail

Existing Shop & Office

Existing Tree ClusterService Drive

Trash

New Retail16,000 SF

56 Cars ±

Bandera Road Elevation0 4 8 FT

22'-0

"

MYSTIC PARK RETAILPRELIMINARY DESIGN

Preliminary drawing. Not for regulatory approval, permit or construction. Don Seidel #12995 Aug 2011x








Addition to the

SkidmoreResidence


Left Elevation1/4" = 1'-0"

1

F.F.0"

T.O.P.8'0"

F.F.0"

T.O.P.9'0"

35

1

16

13

4

1 3

14

5

126

126

17

15

88"8

7'-6

"

Right Elevation1/4" = 1'-0"

3

F.F.0"

F.F.0"

T.O.P.8'0"

1

1

126

126

126

33

33

33

A5

Key Notes1.2.3.

4.5.6.

7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.

16.17.18.19.20.

SS METAL ROOFCONC. SLAB REF: ENGINEER'S PLANHARDIEPLANK SIDING, 8" EXPOSURE. ALL SIDING BELOW TRIM (DO NOT BUTT)PAINTED FASCIA AND TRIM TO MATCH HOUSEPRE-FABRICATED FIBERGLASS COLUMNSPRAY FOAM INSTALLATION IN WALLS & ROOF @ NEW CONSTRUCTIONMETAL CHIMNEY CAP W/ GALV. SCREENSTUCCO FURR DOWN, SEE A3NEW CONC. STEPSNEW CONC. SLAB (REF. STRUCT.)EXIST CONC. SLABCONCEALED GALV. METAL FLASHING @ ROOF TO WALL, TYPTREX DECKING OVER CONC. SLABVERT. COURSE HEADER W/ STEEL ANGLE LINTEL (SEE DETAIL)HARDIETRIM 3/4 X 3.5. ALL TRIM ON TOP OF SIDING. CAULK FULL LENGTHBOARD AND BATTEN SIDING. BATTENS AT 24" O.C.TREX RETURN TRIMHARDIESOFFIT NON-VENTED (SMOOTH)4X8 HARDIEPANEL CEDARMILL VERTICAL SIDING2x6 FRAMING @ EXT WALLS, TYP., W/ BATT INSULATION

21.22.23.24.25.26.27.28.29.30.31.32.33.34.35.36.37.38.39.40.

5/8" GWBTYVEK HOUSE WRAPWEEPS @ 16" O.C.LAP MEMBRANE FLASHING2X6 FRAMING @ EXT WALLS, TYP., W/ SPRAY FOAM INSULATIONWOLM. BASE PLATEPAINTED HARDIE FASCIA & TRIM TO MATCHMETAL DRIP EDGESLOPED FINISHED GRADE TO DRAIN AWAY FROM SLAB2X FRAMING @16" O.C., REF: ENGINEER'S PLANMETAL TIES TO EACH RAFTER30# FELT OVER 5/8" OSB DECKEXISTING CONSTRUCTION5/8" OSB SHEATHING, TAPE JOINTSSTONE VENEERMORTAR MESH2X6 STUD FRAMING, SEE ENG'S DRAWING FOR HEADER SIZE/TYPESELF-ADHERED MEMBRANE FLASHINGSEALANT & BACKER RODDBL 6 X 3.5 X 5/16 STL ANGLE. 1/8" WELD 1" LONG, STAGGERED 12" TOP & BOTTOM. USE SINGLE 4 X 3 X 1/4 STEEL ANGLE AT GARAGE WINDOW.

Building Section1/4" = 1'-0"

2

7

910

11

6

1212

1.5

126

Game Room

Bedroom 4

NEW CONSTRUCTION

25

21

1828

34

Wall Section1" = 1'-0"

5

19

2622

229

8" M

IN

25

2118

35

35

28

27

31

30

1

32

Wall Section1" = 1'-0"

4

20

26

22

23

36

2

8" M

IN

29

Head @ Mas. Veneer2" = 1'-0"

6

34

22

35

36

24

23

37

18

38

3940

1

Typ. Stair1 1/2" = 1'-0"

7

1'-2" OR 1'-4" ON PLAN

6"

1"

R 1/2"

1

Floor Plan1/4" = 1'-0"1

Bedroom 3(C)

Bedroom 2(C)

Mast. Bedroom(WPEF)

Mast. Bath(NS)

Mast.Closet

(NS)

Rear Porch(D)

Front Porch(D)

Kitchen(NS)

Dining(WPEF)

Foyer

Living(WPEF)

Study(NS)

Gallery(WPEF)

Service(TFC)

Mud Room(TFC)

Bath 2(NS)

3'-7"

5'-9

1 2"4'

-3"

10'-0

3 4"

10'-7

1 2"11'

-41 4"

11'-5

"

12'-11"

20'-0"

7'-1"

19'-5

1 2"

4'-5

1 2"

12'-5

3 4"

31'-1

11 4"

86'-814"

3'-9"

5'-814"

7'-1"

2'-0"

12'-0

"25

'-03 4"

11'-1

034"

13'-7

1 2"10

'-101

2"

57'-134" 12'-512" 17'-1"

76

54

32

14.

24.

1

3.1

3.2

ABCD

XXX

XXX

A6-1

A6-1

XX

23'-5" 5'-1014" 9'-834" 6"

11'-1

11 4"11'

-51 4"

1'-0"

9'-5

1 4"1'-

0"11'

-51 4"

11'-5

1 4"11'

-111 4"

6"

9'-5

1 4"

6'-312"

4'-3

1 2"

4'-534" 7'-912" 8'-114" 4'-2" 4'-912" 1'-6" 4'-2"

2'-714"

3'-512"

1'-0"

2'-0

"

4'-1"

2'-1

134"

2'-6"

2'-5

"

XX

XX

XXXX

XX

XX

XX

XX

XX

XX

5'-1134" 6'-714"

3'-1112" 4'-6" 2'-912" 6'-0" 2'-9"

2'-1

012"

4'-6"

1'-71

2"8'

-93 4"

1'-71

2"

2'-5

"

1'-0" 9'-512" 1'-0"

13'-11" 5'-712" 12'-314" 12'-314" 2'-3" 8'-212" 5'-312" 9'-914"

2'-4

1 2"

1'-534"

5'-4

"2'

-93 4"

5'-9

1 4"

1'-11" 6'-112" 7'-912" 6'-134" 10'-512"

Gross Living Area = 2705 SFWood Porches = 1350 Sf

Conc. Porches = 87 SF

2x6 Perimeter studwalls, typ.

Gallery Porch(D)

Bedroom Porch(Conc)

D

W

RefDW

Rng/Oven

MW

Down

Down

Down

2x6 stud walls @plumbing vent, typ.

2x4 stud wall, 84" high

WHWS

AC

Pantry

Down

Down

6/A-6(Sim)

D1

D2

D3

D4

D5

D7

D8

D9

D10

D11

W19

W1W2W3W4

W5

W6

W7

W8

W9 W10 W11 W12

W13

W14

W15

W16

W17

W18

D6

D12D13

D14D15

D16

D17

D18

D19

D20

3'-9

"

NS

NS

6/A-6

EQ. 2'-9" 2'-9" EQ.

6/A-6 (Sim)

Brown ResidenceSabinal, Tx.

Date

©2012 2 Architecture, the designs and concepts shown are the sole property of 2 Architecture and may not be used or reproduced without permission. The record copy of this drawing is on file at the offices of 2 Architecture, Boerne, Tx.


Daniel Ochoa III #7039

2 Architecture414 N. Live OakBoerne, Texas 78007(210) 391.8855 [email protected]

A1 Architectural Site Plan/Roof Plan

A2 Floor Plan / SchedulesA3 Power & Lighting / Ceiling PlanA4 Front / Right ElevationsA5 Rear / Left ElevationsA6 Bldg Section / DetailsA7 Bldg Section / DetailsA8 Interior Elevations

Apr 18, 2012

A2

Door ScheduleHardware

ID W H Type Mat'l Leaf Glazing Note

Clo

ser

Kick

plTh

m L

kKe

y Lk

Fini

sh

Fixture & Finish AllowancesAllowances are retail cost only. Add sales tax, delivery, installation, backings, rough-in, etc

Item Allowance NotesWall Tile $2800 Not incl Floor tile (spec'd on plans)Elec Fixtures 8400 Ceiling & wall fixtures, Ceiling fans,

vent fans

Plumbing Fixtures 9600Toilets, sinks, faucets, shower heads, shower controls, tankless WH, water softener & R.O. purifyer

Bath Accessories 1100 Robe Hooks,Towel bar(s), paper holder, grab bar, mirror

Base Cabinets 10000 Kitchen & vanities. Includes hardwareWall cabinets 3900 Includes hardwareStudy bookshelves 7000Soild Surface countertops 5100 no splash

Wood Exterior Doors (10) 45,000 Exception to above: Includes Finish,

Hdwr & Installation

Window ScheduleID W H Type Mat'l Glazing Note

W1 X X Casement Wood Dbl pane, Low E, Argon filled Painted

Appliances provided by Owner, installed by contractor:DW, Range/Oven & Hood, Microwave, Ref., Washer & Dryer








Addition to the

SkidmoreResidence


A6Master Closet3/8" = 1'-0"

4

EQ EQ EQ

23 4"3'

-31 4"

23 4"3'

-71 4"

1'-3

1 2"23 4"

5'-9

3 4"


3

1'-8

1 2"7"

7"7"

7"7"

7"2'

-11 2"

7'-4

"

1'-2"

1'-0"

1'-2"

1'-0"

3'-0" 3'-0"


2

EQ EQ EQ EQ

7'-4

"

1'-8

1 2"7"

7"7"

7"7"

7"1'

-93 4"

33 4"

Bath 13/8" = 1'-0"

8

1'-4

"3'

-0"

3'-0

"4'

-0"

1'-514" 1'-812" 3'-0"

8'-0

"

3'-0"

1'-8

"

8

7

2

Bath 13/8" = 1'-0"

9

1'-312"

1'-8

"

1'-6

"3'

-3"

9"

8"

9 10

6 5

14

Bath 13/8" = 1'-0"

10

4'-0

"3'

-0"

Study/ Master Bathroom3/8" = 1'-0"

1

2'-3" 2'-3" 2'-0" 1'-6"

9'-0

"

1'-6

"3'

-0"

2'-6

"2'

-6"

1'-6

"2'

-6"

1'-0" 2'-6" 1'-0"

4

3

8

3

Open

OPEN TOMASTER BED


7

2'-0

"2'

-6"

3'-0

"

4'-0

"8"

2'-4

"

3'-0

"4'

-0"

1'-4" 2'-7" 1'-012" 2'-9" 1'-012" 2'-3" 1'-9"

1'-8

"

Open

8

4 2

32

7

Foyer Bench3/8" = 1'-0"

13EQ. EQ. EQ.

1112

13

1"

10'-6

"1'

-6"

5'-0

"


11

17

1'-8

"1'

-2"

1'-2

"1'

-2"

2'-0

3 8"1'

-31 2"

10'-6

"

1"


5

4'-0

"3'

-0"

8'-0

"

2

14

Master Bath3/8" = 1'-0"

6

1'-312"

1'-8

"

9"

8"

9

5

6

Laundry3/8" = 1'-0"

143'-112" 3'-0" 3'-3"

3'-6

"1'

-6"

3'-0

"

8'-0

"

2'-6

"2'

-6"

3'-0

"

2

Key Notes1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.11.12.13.14.15.16.17.

STONE HEARTHTILE AREA - TYPE AND PATTERN TBDSOLID SURFACE COUNTER (NO SPLASH)RETURN TILE ON SIDE WALL WIDTH OF COUNTERSLOPE SEAT TO DRAIN1" WIDE CHAMFER COURSE OR BULLNOSEMIRRORPAINTED GWB (SEMI-GLOSS)TILE JAMB & SILL (SLOPE SILL)TILE POCKET FULL DEPTH OF WALL. SLOPE BOTTOM TO DRAINOPEN CUBBIES. 3/4" STAIN/ SEALED MDF, DBL WALL BETWEEN2 LAYERS 3/4" PLYWOOD (BIRCH) W/ HARDWOOD HALF-ROUND EDGECOAT HOOKSTILE CEILINGHEATILATOR BIR 50 WOOD BURNING FIREPLACEROUGHSAWN WOOD MANTLE SUPPLIED BY OWNER, INSTALLED BY CONTRACTORPAINTED 3/4" MDF SHELVES

FPFireplace3/8" = 1'-0"

15

15

16

1

1'-6

"4'

-6"


12

10'-6

"1'-8

"1'

-2"

1'-2

"1'

-2"

1'-6

"4"

consTrucTion documenTs

SEID

EL +

ASS

OC

IATE

S (3

of 3

)

phoTos courTesy of clienT

23|24before & afTerconsTrucTion documenTs

FREE

LAN

CE

phoTos courTesy of clienT

Trophy RidgeGarage

2012

Two young docTors found

ThaT Their residence in an upscale neighborhood did noT have adequaTe sTorage facilTies for Their four vehicles.

minimally sized garage door openings did noT allow for convenienT enTry and exiT.

maximizing The garage enTry To double-widTh glazed doors allowed for ease of enTry, abundance of naTural lighT, and The abiliTy To securely showcase all four of The owners vehicles.

[email protected]

uTi

liza

Tio

n

.vwx

.dwg

.skp

.rvt

.psd

.indd

.ai

.3dm

.gh

SOLA

R D

ECAT

HLO

N 2

005

(1of

2)

ausTin, Tx to washingTon, d.c.images courTesy of various parTicipanTs

25|26

SOLA

R D

ECAT

HLO

N 2

005

(2 o

f 2)

The fuTure aT our doorsTepimages courTesy of various parTicipanTs

wiTh a life-long inTeresT in

environmenTal sTewardship and how The builT environmenT could conTribuTe, in 2004 i discovered ThaT universiTy of Texas- ausTin was building a proToType less Than a mile from my home.

Through The nexT year i volunTeered my carpenTry and logisTical experience (gained Through The sTaging indusTry).

as a daily parTicipanT in The consTrucTion of The building, i was inviTed To be parT of The Team To Travel To washingTon, d.c. and reassemble The house on The naTional mall for inTernaTional compeTiTion.

THE PASSION AND DEDICATION I SHARED WITH THE TALENTED TEAM OF GRADuATE STuDENTS AND PROFESSORS ON THE TEAM SOLIDIFIED My DESIRE TO PuRSuE A CAREER AS AN ARCHITECT IN HARMONy WITH OuR PLANET.

Solar Decathlon 2005

2004 to 2005

[email protected]

CO

NC

ERT

STA

GIN

G (1

of 2

)

images courTesy of various parTicipanTs on Tour

ind

epen

den

ce

day

fes

Tiva

lsT

.lo

uis

, mo

bum

ber

sho

oT

fesT

ival

seaT

Tle,

wa

27|28

CO

NC

ERT

STA

GIN

G (2

of 2

)

images courTesy of various parTicipanTs

Summer 2003 preSented the

opportunity to criSS-croSS the united StateS on tour aS an aSSiStant technical director of concert Staging.

direction of crewS in the quick and Safe aSSembly of concert Staging further developed my ability to relate to people of variouS backgroundS and motivate them to work together aS a team.

ShowS included: bob dylan, r.e.m., modeSt mouSe, pat benatar, and many otherS.

Concert Staging

Summer 2003

TiTan 5040 mobile sTage seTup

priv

aTe

wal

lflo

wer

s c

on

cer

Tc

oeU

r d

’ale

ne,

id

SCEN

IC S

KIL

LS (1

of 2

)

arTisT Training aT cobalT sTudios- whiTe laKe, ny

29|30

scen

ic a

rTis

Ta

ch

ris

Tmas

car

ol

ch

arg

e ar

TisT

car

oli

ne

or

ch

ang

ed

esig

ner

& c

har

ge

arTi

sTli

TTle

sh

op

of

ho

rr

or

s

producTions

Stumbling upon the induStry

of Set deiSgn and conStruction haS been one of the moSt rewarding eXperienceS of my life.

a continual perSonal deSire to propoSe a concept and bring it to reality found itS outlet in college.

my SiSter (a directiing maJor at the time) introduced me to the technical deSign facet of theatre.

COLLABORATING WITH DESIGNERS AND TECHNICIANS TO CREATE SOMETHING uNIQuE IS A PROCESS THAT I INCREASINGLy ENJOy AS My EXPERIENCES uNFOLD.

TheatricalStaging

[email protected]

uTi

liza

Tio

n

.vwx

.dwg

.skp

.rvt

.psd

.indd

.ai

.3dm

.gh

painTings

AR

T (1

of 2

)

figures 31|32

AR

T (2

of 2

)IF i dream it,i can illuStrate it.

if i illuStrate it,we can create it.

IF WE CREATE IT,OTHERS MAy DREAM.

it iS my perSonal charge to make dreamS come alive, whether they are my clientS’ or my own.

my purSuit of eXperience, SkillS, and education continueS without pauSe.

IT IS My INTENTION TO CONTRIBuTE TO A PLACE WHERE DREAMS COME ALIVE.

[email protected]

acob dale hails from The sub-

Tropical border of souTh Texas and norThern mexico. his inTernaTional upbringing has allowed a unique appreciaTion for culTure, communiTy, and environmenT.

his professional experience in The builT environmenT comes from The rapidly growing ausTin and san anTonio meTropoliTan areas of cenTral Texas.

his culTural undersTanding expands yearly as he has Travelled exhausTively wiTh-in The uniTed sTaTes, across mexico, and To mosT regions of wesTern europe.

he currenTly resides in manhaTTan where he conTinues To conTribuTe To communiTy Through The design of The builT environmenT.

[email protected]

Date post:	07-Mar-2016
Category:	Documents
Upload:	jacob-dale
View:	228 times
Download:	4 times