Selected Works

PABLO JUAREZSELECTED WORKS 2007-2011

Pablo JuarezNortheastern UniversityClass of 2012 [email protected] 951.581.734 13067Goldfinchst.MorenoValley,CA92553

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RESIDENTIALTOWER-BOSTON,MA

ENVIRONMENTALHOUSE-DENVER,CO/OLYMPIA,WA

URBANINCUBATOR-WORCESTER,MA

ELEMENTARYSCHOOL-BOSTON,MA

ResidentialTower-Boston,MASpring2011-HousingandAggregationStudio

This Studio was a semester long exploration of the housing typology in an urban setting. Beginning with a site-independenttypologicalprototypeexcercise,ourprojectwasthenplacedintheFortPointneighbor-hoodofBostonanddevelopedfromthetypologicalexcercise.

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Mydesignmanifesteditselfintheformofatower,housingthirty-sixunitsaccrosseighteenfloors.Alongwithprivateammenitiesfortheresidents,thereisalsoacafeandartgallerythatisopentothepublic.

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Les Ateliers d'Architecture du Marais

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Les Ateliers d'Architecture du Marais

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EnvironmentalHouse-Olympia,WA/Spring 2011- Environmental Systems

Anexplorationintothereductionofenergywasteandenvironmentallyconsciousdesign,thisprojecthadanambiguousprogramandwasregionspecifictodesignfortherespectiveclimatesofWashingtonaswellasColorado.

Thenarrativespecificsoftheprojectincluded2,000squarefeetofinteriorfloorspaceandavolumetriclimitof30,000cubicfeetplacedona100x100parcelwithaonetosixslope.ThissemsterlongprojectwasdevelopedalongwithAndrewCun-ningham,Afellowclassmate.

Denver,CO

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south elevation 1:16

east elevation 1:16

north elevation 1:16

west elevation 1:16

site plan 1:32

first floor plan 1:8

section C 1:16

section B 1:16

section A 1:16

57% glazing

37% glazing

11% glazing

37% glazing

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EnvironmentalHouse-Olympia,WA/Spring 2011- Environmental Systems

Denver,CO

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Double PanedArgon Filled Glass

Radiant Heating Tubes

Thermal Spacing

Anchor Ties

Spray Foam InsulationColorado RedSandstone Facing

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Air Barrier

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EPDM Membrane

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Poured in Place Concrete Floor

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Pool Liner

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UrbanincubatorandMasterPlan-Worcester,MAFall2010-1960sUrbanism

AsemesterlonginterventionforthecityofWorcesterwiththeaimtoreanimatea22acreportionofthecitythatwasbeingtaken up by an abandoned mall and oversized parking structure.Aftermakingthemasterplan,wedevelopaconceptforanurbanincubatorwithinanodeofthenewlyconstructedurbanfabrictohousecommunityandeducationalfacilities.

Worcester Urban IncubatorPablo Juarez

Weiderspahn 1960s Urbanism Design Studio

East ElevationSouth Elevation

Second FloorGround Floor

Worcester Urban IncubatorPablo Juarez

Weiderspahn 1960s Urbanism Design Studio

East ElevationSouth Elevation

Second FloorGround Floor

Worcester Urban IncubatorPablo Juarez

Weiderspahn 1960s Urbanism Design Studio

North-South SectionEast-West Section

Fourth FloorThird Floor

Urbanelementaryschool-Boston,MASpring 2009- Studio 2

Asemesterlongprojectthatcoveredaprecedentstudyofrevolutionaryschooldesignsofthe19thcentury,acontextualsityanalysis,atypologicalclassroomdesignandultimatelyanelementaryschoolthatincorporatedpublicelementsintoitsdesignforusebythecommunity.

ZONES SCALE: 1/8=1

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ROOM ACCESS

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RELATIONSHIP TO THE EXTERIORSCALE: 1/8=1

Precedentstudy-LucyDanielsFoundationClarkandMenefeearchitects

FenestrationScale: 3/16=1

Circulation Diagrams

Plan: 3/16"=1'

Spine of CirculationAxon: 3/32"=1'

TypologicalmoduledesignIdealKindergartenclassroom

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