1. ARCHITECTURE DESIGN / COMMERCIAL PLANNING
& MATERIAL SELECTIONS
SPACE PLANNING & MATERIALS
GALLERIES AND ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN
3-D HAND RENDERING
SPACE PLANNING
PUBLIC SPACES

2. UNDERSTANDING LEED CREDENTIALS
LEED MATERIALS
FURNISHINGS, FABRICS, HARVEST WOODS…
PERSPECTIVE DRAWING & HAND RENDERING

3. Low Emitting Materials: Removable Walls
Recycled Content: Adhesive Free Floors
Renewal Materials: Cork / Bamboo Flooring
Materials Reuse: Local Distributor / Pre-owned Furniture
Low Emitting Materials: Pre-configured Sinks
Environmental Paint
Carpet/Vinyl Flooring Adhesives
Certified Wood: Harvested - Reception/Seating
Water Use Reduction: Plumbing/Lavatory Fixtures
Renewable Material:Soybean Waterless Urinal
Energy Efficiency: All in One LavatorySinks
Energy Efficiency: Equipment and Appliances
Recycling: Every Department Equipped with
Recycle Bins
Exterior Recycle Bins for Convenient
Removal
Daylight Views: Every sitting area has view to exterior
including Exercise Room.
Regional Sources: Bradley, Armstrong, Green fan
Economic Investment: Dell, HP and GE
UNDERSTANDING LEED CREDENTIALS
FLEXIBLE USE SPACE: MULTI-PURPOSE ROOMS
REMOVEABLE WALLS / ADHESIVE FREE FLOORS

4. ENVIRONMENTAL MATERIALS
Architectural
- Concrete Walls
- - Recycled Content Wood
- Natural Stone
- Environmental Adhesives
Decorative
- Hypoallergenic Fibers
- Recycled Glass Furniture
- Found Objects Lighting
RESIDENTIAL SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
PERSPECTIVE DRAWING
HAND RENDERING & USE OF MATERIALS

5. RESIDENTIAL SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
UNDERSTANDING STRUCTURAL CONSTRUCTIONS
3-D MODELING
FLOOR PLAN: COMPUTER GENERATED/HAND RENDERED
FIRST FLOOR
FLOOR PLAN
SECOND FLOOR

6. COMMERCIAL DESIGN: HOTEL BOUTIQUE
INSPIRED BY WORK OF JOSEF ALBERS
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN
3-D MODELING
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN
FLOOR PLANNING
PHOTOSHOP RENDERING
FLOOR PLAN – FIRST FLOOR
PHOTOSHOP RENDERING
3-D PERSPECTIVE
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN
ARCHITECTURALLIGHTING
COMPUTER GENERATED
3-D VIEW

7. Furnishings Influenced by Albers’ Sense of Repetition
Refer to Examples (All)
Finish Influenced by Albers’ “Study of Leaves” Color Study
Refer to Example C
Furnishings Influenced by Albers’ Architectural Designs
Refer to Example A
Back Lit Panels Influenced by Albers’ Architectural Design
Refer to Examples D & E
Furnishings Influenced by Albers’ Backlit Walls
Refer to Examples D * E
Architectural Elements Influenced by Albers’ Backlit Walls
Refer to Examples D * E
Architecture Influenced by Albers’ Sense of Repetition
Refer to Examples (All)
Furniture Layout Influenced by Albers’ Sense of Repetition
Refer to Examples (All)
Ex. A Ex. B Ex. DEx. C Ex. E Ex. F
COMMERCIAL DESIGN: HOTEL BOUTIQUECOMMERCIAL DESIGN: HOTEL BOUTIQUE
INSPIRED BY WORK OF JOSEF ALBERS
PHOTOSHOP RENDERED ELEVATIONS

8. COMMERCIAL DESIGN: HOTEL BOUTIQUE
INSPIRED BY WORK OF JOSEF ALBERS

9. LOCOMOTIVE
INDUSTRY
HISTORY
SENSE OF
SITE SURVEY, CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT, DESIGN PROCESS
HISTORIC JERSEY CITY MUSEUM DESIGN
SENSE OF
EXPLORAT
ION

10. HISTORIC JERSEY CITY MUSEUM DESIGN / GALLERIES
3-D GRAPHIC PRESENTATION
SECTION VIEW MEZZANINE LAYOUT
SECTION VIEW : ENGINEERING AND TECHNICAL COMPLEXITY
FLOOR PLAN
MEZZANINE GALLERY 1

11. MEZZANINE GALLERY 2
GRAPHIC PRESENTATION
3-D SKETCH MEZZANINE
JUNGLE
GYM
ELEVATION VIEW: EXPLORE HUDSON
ELEVATION VIEW: JUNGLE GYM
GRAPHIC PRESENTATION
SECTION VIEW
FLOOR PLAN: FLOOR 3 CAFETERIA
FLOOR PLAN: MEZZANINE 2
HISTORIC JERSEY CITY MUSEUM DESIGN / GALLERIES

12. ELECTRICAL PLAN
ADA COMPLIANCIES
SAFETY CODES
FIRST FLOOR / LOBBY
HISTORIC JERSEY CITY CHILDREN’S MUSEUM
ADA COMPLIANCE / SAFETY CODE

13. RESIDENTIAL DESIGN TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
BATHROOM RENOVATION

14. KITCHEN DESIGN
RESIDENTIAL DESIGN TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
KITCHEN RENOVATION

15. RESIDENTIAL DESIGN TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
KITCHEN RENOVATION

16. RESIDENTIAL DESIGN TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
KITCHEN RENOVATION