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DPC Inc. Corporate HeadquartersAlbuquerque, NM

Jimmy Craig | 5901 Hill | Fall 2015

DESIGN CONCEPT

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Create a world-class design that challenges the norm of the typical 8-5 office environment and the perception of how people are to live and work in the

space.

COMFORTABLE & INVITING WORK ENVIRONMENTIncorporate distinctive spaces and features to engage employee lifestyles

BRANDINGForm a company identity through the use of state of the art technology, materials, and tectonics worthy of a corporate

headquarters

SUSTAINABILITYSet an Albuquerque precedent for climate-responsive design to lower resource and energy consumption

CULTURE/COMMUNITYEmbrace the culture and community into the aesthetics and activities of the property

COLLABORATIONProvide an engaging atmosphere of collaboration spaces that allows for connection, creation, and

cultivation of ideas

VISION STATEMENT

PROJECT GOALS


TECTONICSUNM SoA / Predock

AESTHETICSMetreon Mixed Use / APTUS

CHARACTERKaiser Redlands Office Building / Frank Webb Architects

AESTHETICS/CHARACTERSlidell Memorial Hospital / AE Design Inc.

PRECEDENTS


TECHNIQUE/AESTHETICSLevinson Plaza / Mikyoung Kim Design

ENCLOSURE/AESTHETICSPETZL North America Headquarters / ajc architects

TECTONICSLangham Place / Jerde Partnership

CONNECTIONSAustin City Hall / Predock

BOUNDARYLangham Place / Jerde Partnership

PRECEDENTS


Appropriating regional forms to contemporary settings creates critical regionalism, strengthening both old and new architecture. The concept is

founded in this principle with the contemporary integration of regional traditional architecture and space, reflecting the sense of culture and

community.

CONCEPT STATEMENT

0 125 250’ 500’

1” = 250’0”

I-25

PARK VIEW

MTN VIEW

FIESTA VIEW

drainage

drainage

drainage

elec. station I25 STUDIOS

primary access


SITE ANALYSIS

PHASE 0340’ height limit

PHASE 02parking

PHASE 03parking

PHASE 01parking

SAN

MAT

EO B

LVD

PHASE 0240’ height limit

PLAZA

MODESTO AVE

SERVICE DRIVE

0 40’ 80‘ 160’

1” = 80’0”


CONCEPTUAL SITE PLAN


MASSING STUDIES

CORE

CAFE

LOBBY

CONF.CENTER

HEALTHCENTER

S/R

MDF

CORE

COLLAB.

DEPT

ATRIUM

DEPT

a

b

c

a

a

a

bb b

c c c

2nd-4th flr1st flr0 16’ 32’

1/32” = 1’0”


1st floorpublic spaces located

near lobby and entrance

private/employee spaces near back

core bundled along western side for open

floor plate

2nd - 4th floordepartments located

eastern side for better views

collaboration spaces across the atrium for

larger interactions/meetings,

etc.

DIAGRAMMATIC PLANS

CORE

COLLAB.

DEPT

ATRIUM

DEPT

ROOF TERRACE CORE

EXPANSION FLOOR

0 16’ 32’

1/32” = 1’0”

c

a

a

b b

c c

a

a

b b

c

5th flr 6th flr

ROOF TERRACE


5th floorsmaller atrium space

for greater floor area to keep with massing

concept

small roof terrace space for departments

6th floorexpansion floor for future departments

and/or leasings

larger roof terrace space

double height spaces could exisit to enforce massing concept from

exterior

DIAGRAMMATIC PLANS

HEALTH CENTER

DEPT DEPTCORE

HEALTH CENTER CAFE

DEPARTMENT

COLLAB

CONF.CAFE

ATRIUM

EXPANSION FLOOR

EXPANSION FLOOREXP. FLOOR

0 16’ 32’

1/32” = 1’0”


atrium would be bridged to connect

spaces/levels and promote more

interaction

more interior daylighting could be

possible with large atrium glazings

bc

bc

section c section b

section a

aa

aa

DIAGRAMMATIC SECTIONS

NORTH

EAST


metal strip-panel claddingcustom mullioned curtainwall

CONCEPTUAL ELEVATIONS/ENVELOPE

SOUTH

WEST


smooth cut stone(limestone)

perforated steel screen

CONCEPTUAL ELEVATIONS/ENVELOPE


SUMMER SOLSTICE STUDY

8:00am 11:00am

2:00pm 5:00pm

CLIMATE-RESPONSIVE/DAYLIGHTING


majority of high summer sunlight is blocked

lower winter sunlight allowed in to assist heating

lightshelf bounces light further into the space

full daylightpartial

artificiallighting needed

CLIMATE-RESPONSIVE/DAYLIGHTING

ATRIUM

COLLAB.

DEPT AREA

DEPTAREA


STEEL FRAME SYSTEM

CORE

CORE

STRUCTURAL CONCEPT

roof units

branch controller

air terminals

air exhaust/

intake

heat exchanger

fan coils

refrigerant pipes

VRF DOAS


VRF | Variable Refrigerant Flow

uses refrigerant pipes instead of ducts to supply indvidual

fan units with heating/cooling

greater individual space temp. control.

less use of space (no ducts)

DOAS | Dedicated Outside Air System

more cost effective,uses CO2 sensors to

determine when to operate

MECHANICAL CONCEPT


DYNAMIC CEILING/INTEGRATED LIGHTING

NATURAL STYLE FLOORING DEMOUNTABLE PARTITIONS SUSPENDED LIGHTING/OPEN SEATING

INTERIOR SYSTEMS PRECEDENTS

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