Future ArchitectsTeam 7: Taylor Hernandez and Albina Mavlyutova

Meet Team 7

Future ArchitectsTaylor Marie Hernandez

Hardworking - Great working partner -

Loves to cook and sketch during free time - Wishes to travel around the world -

Goal is to design and build her own dream house - Wants to co-operate between personal life and academic career -

- Friendly classmate - Reliable partner - Loves to bake and travel international - Wishes to have a luxurious lavished life style - Goal is to graduate, receive her license, and start her own firm. - Takes one-step at a time, but gets stressed and overwhelmed therefore, needs to learn time management

Albina Mavlyutova

T.H, A.M

Site Analysis

General Site Information

T.H

Circulation

T.H

Sun Path and Shadows

T.H

Noise and Vibration

T.H

Views: To and From The Building

T.H

Land Usage and Massing

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213 JAY STREET, 32 FLOOR, 425 FT

32 FLOOR

12 FLOOR

3 FLOOR5

FLOOR

15 FLOOR

8 FLOOR

28 FLOOR

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Building Analysis

Team Building Analysis- GENERAL

Team Building Analysis- EGRESS

Team Building Analysis- MEHANICAL

Team Building Analysis- POOL

Team Building Analysis- structural grid

Vertical Circulation and Egress

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FREIGHT ELEVATORTWO PANELS SIDE OPENING

DISTANCE BETWEEN EXITSThe minimum distance between exits is one-half the diagonal measurement of the building or the space served by the exits. On an open floor, this is

measured as a straight- line distance between exits. Where the exits are joined by an exit access corridor that is protected from fire as specified by

the building code, this distance is measured along the path through the corridor.

DOOR’S SWING DIRECTION IS WRONG

LANDING WHERE DOOR OPENS IS TOO SHORT ELEVATOR THAT

BLOCKS CIRCULATION THROUGH GROUND

FLOOR AND CREATES DEAD-END CORRIDOR

EGRESS MUST BE ENCLOSED WITH

FIRE-RATED WALLSAND

HAVE TO HAVE AN EXIT OUTSIDE

128’ 66’

51’

3’, BLOCKING EXIT TO STAIRS

EXIT MAY NOT PASS THROUGH THE

KITCHENS...

EGRESS SHOULD NOT BE COVERED WITH GLASS WALL

TWO REMOTE EXITSMost buildings require at least two separate

exits. These must be as remote from each other as possible and arranged to minimize the

possibility that a single fire or other emergency condition could sumultaneously render both exits unsafe or inaccessible. With omly minor

exceptions, the access path to an exit may not pass through kitchens, restrooms, storerooms,

workrooms, bedrooms, hazardous areas, or rooms subject to being locked.

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Team Building Analysis- Space AND AREA

Material research 1

Material research 2

Case Study 1

Case Study 2

Citations