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portNATE WOOTEN0.0Architecture Portfolio2011



RESURESUME0.1Nathaniel WootenResume

EDUCATIONSyracuse University__2006-2011__Syracuse, NY

Bachelor of Architecture and Minor in Geography expected May 2011, GPA 3.65

Syracuse University London__Fall 2009__London, UK

Visiting Critic: Xavier De Kestellier and Jethro Han of Foster+Partners

Syracuse University Florence__Spring 2010__Florence, IT

EMPLOYMENTJoeb Moore+Partners Architects__Summer 2010__Greenwich, NY

Stenson Building+Furniture Design__2009-present__Syracuse, NY

DP3 Architects__Summer 2008__Greenville, SC

Pazdan-Smith Group Architects__Summer 2007__Greenville, SC

COMPETITIONS+AWARDSNOSOA__Fall 2010__Sudbury, ON

King and King Architects__Spring 2009__Syracuse, NY

From the Ground Up__Fall 2008__Syracuse, NY

Founders’ Scholarship__2006-2010__Syracuse University

Dean’s List__2006-2010__Syracuse University

Crown Scholar Recipient__Spring 2006__Illinois Institute of Technology



STUDIO WORK

1.0Memorial Theatre

2.0Udaka Gara

3.0Music Center

4.0Billboard for Architecture

5.0NYC Hostel

6.0U-Haul Over-Haul

7.0ABS Re-design

8.0NOSOA

9.0Stenson Building+Furniture Design Houses

10.0Joeb + Partners Architects Cohen Barn

11.0Logistical Urbanim Thesis

STUDIO WORK

COLLABORATIVE WORK

PROFESSIONAL WORK

THESIS WORK



Memorial Theatre_San Miniato, IT_Plaza PerspectiveDrawing made with: Rhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop, Illustrator 1.0

Begun as a collaborative workshop with students Marielle Vargas and ErwinRiefkohl (Syracuse University), Matteo Bonanni (Università di Pisa), and Mar-nix de Jong (Technische Universiteit Delft) while studying abroad in Florence,Italy, the project called for the rebuilding of a theatre on the site where it hadbeen bombed and left vacant since WWII. Our group chose to not only me-morialize the theare but also the 70 year-old vacancy of the site. Following

the workshop the initial scheme was modified and resolved as an individualproject.



FREDRICK’s TOWER

DUOMO TOWER

THEATRE SITE

1.3Memorial Theatre_Urban ContextAerial Photo, Photoshop, Illustrator

1.2Memorial Theatre_Site SectionsAutoCad, Illustrator

-1930 -1940 -2010

Memorial Theatre_Workshop Scheme_Plaza PerspectiveRhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop1.1



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UP ENTRY

THEATRESTAGETECH

THEATRE STAGE ENTRY YARD

CAFE

RECREATION

THEATRE

WORKSHOP

RESTROOMS

STUDIO WORKMemorial Theatre_PlanAutoCad, Illustrator 1.8

Memorial Theatre_SectionAutoCad, Illustrator 1.7

Memorial Theatre_Theatre PerspectiveRhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop1.6

Memorial Theatre_Cafe PerspectiveRhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop1.5

Memorial Theatre_Floor Plan AxonsRhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop1.4



Udaka Gara_Kashmir_Site PerspectiveRhinoceros, Vray Render, Google Earth, Photoshop 2.0

Designed to withstand the isolation and extreme temperatures

of the Kashmir high mountain desert climate, this project uses the need for water storage as an opportunity to insulate thehouse via a south and north facing water wall.



Udaka Gara_Compenents AxonRhinoceros, Vray Render 2.3 2.4

Udaka Gara_PlanAutocad, Illustrator 2.2

Udaka Gara_SectionAutocad, Illustrator 2.1

Udaka Gara_Sectional PerspectiveRhinoceros, Vray Render



Music Center_New York City_Night PerspectiveAutocad, 3D Studio Max, Photoshop3.0

Conceptual design focused on creating a structuralframework that negotiated the intersection of the north/

south and east./west facade lines. A floating beacon on this prominent corner site, the music archives promptpublic ascension through the site.



3.5

Music Center_Final Model in SiteBass Wood, Styrene, Plastic3.3

Music Center_Final ModelBass Wood, Styrene, Plastic3.4

Music Center_Study ModelsForam, Chipboard, Plexi, Bass Wood, Plastic3.2

Music Center_Section and Plan StudiesPen and Colored Pencil3.1

Music Center_Circulation AxonPencil, Illustratpr



Billboard For Arhitecture_Syracuse, NY_Night PerspectiveSketchup, Photoshop 4.0

A gallery addition to Syracuse’s Slocum Hall functions as an

occupiable billboard projecting out from the mute neoclassicalbuilding while displaying the production of the school in the publicspace of the campus.



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4.5Billboard for Architecure_Longitudinal SectionPhotoshop, Illustrator

Billboard for Architecure_Study ModelCardboard, Chipboard 4.3

Billboard for Architecure_Site PlanPhotoshop, Illustrator 4.4

Billboard for Architecure_Entry PerspectiveSketchup,Photoshop 4.1

Billboard for Architecure_Gallery ConnectionSketchup,Photoshop 4.2



NYC Hostel_New York City_Study AxonsRhinoceros, Illustrator 5.0

Combing two unique programs in N ew York’s Ken-mare square, the hostel rooms are lifted up whilepublic program floats above and sinks below.

Thus, the roof of the hostel creates an outdoor the-atre in the square that also function as an outdoor lobby for the performing arts center above.



NYC Hostel_Ground, Terrace, and Theatre PlansAutocad, Illustrator 5.5

NYC Hostel_Site AerialGoogle Earth, Illustrator 5.4

NYC Hostel_Concept SketchBass Wood, Plexi, Chipboard, Photoshop5.2

NYC Hostel_Study ModelsBass Wood, Plexi, Chipboard5.3

NYC Hostel_Theatre PerspectiveRhinoceros, llustrator 5.1



NYC Hostel_Sectional PerspectiveRhinoceros, 3D Studio Max, Illustrator, Photoshop5.6



1.0Memorial Theatre

2.0Udaka Gara

3.0Music Center


5.0NYC Hostel

6.0U-Haul Over-Haul

7.0ABS Re-design

8.0NOSOA




STUDIO WORK

COLLABORATIVE WORK

PROFESSIONAL WORK

THESIS WORK COLLABORATIVE WORK



U-Haul Over-Haul_Park PerspectiveRhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop6.0

Working with fellow Syracuse Universitystudent Galen Richmond in the ComprehensiveDesign Studio the project was sited adjacent

to Syracuse’s Center of Excellence. Thisgreen incubator business building utilizes anexisting historical wooden structure (u-haulstorage building) to create a sustainablecampus-like working environment. The brick

building skin ties the new and old programs together while morphing to respond to thebuilding’s different site orientations.



U-Haul Over-Haul_Component AxonRhinoceros, Vray Render 6.4

U-Haul Over-Haul_Proposed Site AxonRhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop, Illustrator 6.5

U-Haul Over-Haul_Study Models and AxonsFoam, Bass Wood, Mesh,Chipboard, Plastic, Rhinoceros, Illustrator 6.3

U-Haul Over-Haul_Site AxonRhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop, Illustrator 6.2

U-Haul Over-Haul_Existing Site AxonRhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop, Bing Maps Birds-eye6.1



U-Haul Over-Haul_Plan and SectionAutoCAD, Illustrator 6.7 6.6

U-Haul Over-Haul_Entry PerspectiveAutoCAD, lustrator



U-Haul Over-Haul_Transerse SectionsRhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop6.9

U-Haul Over-Haul_Interior PerspectiveRhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop6.8



ABS Re-design_Altered PerspectiveRhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop7.0

As part of the Advanced Building Systemscourse and a collaboration with architecturestudent Dennis Harvey and engineering stu-dents Yixing Chen and Zhaozhou Meng, we firstbegan by analyzing and documenting buildingsystems in Louis Kahn’s Yale Center for BritishArt. The second phase of the project required

us to propose an alteration intended to optimizebuilding performance through the integration ofsustainable systems.

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ABS Re-design_Old, New: Spring/Fall, Summer, Winter SectionsRhinoceros, AutoCAD, Illustrator 7.6

ABS Re-design_Existing OfficesRhinoceros, Photoshop7.2

ABS Re-design_New OfficesRhinoceros, Photoshop7.3

ABS Re-design_InterventionsRhinoceros, Photoshop7.4 7.5

ABS Re-design_Final AxonRhinoceros, Photoshop

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ABS Re-design_Final Design_CFD SectionRhinoceros, AutoCAD, Illustrator 7.1



NOSOA_Park PerspectiveRhinoceros, Cinema 4D, Photoshop8.0

This design competition which proposed thedevelopment and design of Northern OntarioSchool of Architecture in Sudbury Ontario wascompleted with students Timothy Gale, DennisHarvey, and Nilus Klingel. The design utilizeda vacant alley to connect the cities principalretail and recreation centers. The studio wasenvisioned as a single floating volume whichconnects to the ground plane below via gallery,shop, and lab programs.



NOSOA Competition_Sectional AxonsRhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop, Illustrator 8.7

NOSOA Competition_Studio PerspectiveRhinoceros, Cinema 4D, Photoshop8.4

NOSOA Competition_Lecture Hall PerspectiveRhinoceros, Cinema 4D, Photoshop8.5

NOSOA Competition_Section and Ground Floor PlanAutoCAD, Illustrator 8.6

NOSOA Competition_Urban AxonRhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop, Illustrator 8.1

NOSOA Competition_Transport Center PerspectiveRhinoceros, Cinema 4D, Photoshop8.2

NOSOA Competition_EntryRhinoceros, Cinema 4D, Photoshop8.3



PROFESSIONAL WORK

1.0Memorial Theatre

2.0Udaka Gara

3.0Music Center


5.0NYC Hostel

6.0U-Haul Over-Haul

7.0ABS Re-design

8.0NOSOA




STUDIO WORK

COLLABORATIVE WORK

PROFESSIONAL WORK

THESIS WORK



Stenson Building+Furniture Design Houses_Otisco St. House Sectional ModelPlywood, Bass Wood, Gesso9.0

Assisting Professor Timothy Stenson and his design practice, student Dennis Harvey andI constructed a 1/4” sectional model for Syracuse’s Home Turf Exhibition, which includedProfessor Stenson’s work. Additionally, working in the summer with Prof. Stenson, a digi-

tal model and renderings were produced as a follow up to Syracuse’s From the GroundUp Competition.



9.49.3Stenson Building+Furniture Design Houses_FTGU Back PerspectiveRhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop

Houses_FTGU Facade Operation AxonsRhinoceros, Vray Render

Summer

Sping/Fall

Winter

Stenson Building+Furniture Design Houses_FTGU Component AxonDrawing made with: Rhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop, Illustrator 9.1 9.2

Stenson Building+Furniture Design Houses_FTGU Front PerspectiveRhinoceros, Vray Render, Photoshop



Joeb + Partners Architects_Cohen Barn_South Construction PhotoPhoto, Photopshop10.0

While interning at Joeb + Partners I led a barn renovation project which includedclient meetings, site documentation, schematic design, design development, bidset coordination, and assembling specs. The previous under-used barn wasre-clad, had its interior retrofitted to serve as an art studio and lounge, and its rear

facade opened to view the woods. Continued as a design-build project, the barnrenovation will be completed in the Winter of 2011.



THESIS WORK

1.0Memorial Theatre

2.0Udaka Gara

3.0Music Center


5.0NYC Hostel

6.0U-Haul Over-Haul

7.0ABS Re-design

8.0NOSOA




STUDIO WORK

COLLABORATIVE WORK

PROFESSIONAL WORK

THESIS WORK



Logistical Urbanism Thesis_National Food MapArcGIS, Photo, Photopshop11.0

A remnant of the age-old public market still remains within thefabric of the contemporary city. Operating in ‘public benefit’produce terminal markets are distinct from the supermarketfood system and are the primary logistical space that provide

to independent retailers such as bodegas and restaurants in the city. As more food is consumed outside of the home(more than half), these urban logistical spaces have a

revived role in providing fresh food to the urban populousand being integral to inner-city economies. As such whatare the possibilities that this these economically vital sitescan gain cultural importance. At these markets is therean opportunity for the economic efficiencies of logisticalarchitecture to collide with the social productivity of publicarchitecture? As defined by Clare Lyster, such a spacewould be a collisive site:

“ moments where excessive accumulation of exchange prevails, that design possibilities emerge, staging

opportunities for public space and other programmed

landscapes that can further occupy these sites with activities and events other than those that were originally

intended.”

It is my contention that by through the collusion ofpublic space into the logistical spaces of terminal producemarkets, that a new typology can develop that reifies urbanfood systems and can illuminate issues of urban food crisis,food (in)justice, and urban health. By intervening onto these

existing landscapes, the necessity and pleasure of food aspublic discourse can be reinstated, and re-imagined.

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retailmarket(civic spaceabove)

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MarketHall, Ross-on-Why, England, unknown

South2ndSt. Market, Philadelphia, PA, 1800

MercatoNuovo, Florence, Italy, 1500’s

publicconcourse

producestalls

producestalls

truck docking truck docking

PennTraffic DC, Dubois, PA, 1988

productstoragecross-dock truck docking

UnionProduceTerminal, Detroit, MI, 1929

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dock public market

farmer’s market

terminal market

supermarket dc

ChicagoProduceTerminal, Chicao, IL, 1925

Sobey’sDC, Vaughn, ON, Canada, 2009

Logistical Urbanim Thesis_Market TypesRhinoceros, Photos, Illustrator, Photoshop11.3

Logistical Urbanim Thesis_Urban Market MapsArcGIS Satelite, Photoshop, Illustrator 11.1

Logistical Urbanim Thesis_Old and New Market SitesGoogle Eath, Photopshop, Illustrator 11.2

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Logistical Urbanim Thesis_Contemporary Food ChainsBing Maps Birds Eye, Photoshop, Illustrator 11.4

EDUCATIONSyracuse University__2006-2011__Syracuse, NY

Bachelor of Architecture and Minor in Geography expected May 2011, GPA 3.65



portRESUME0.2Nathaniel WootenDesign Portfolio

Syracuse University London__Fall 2009__London, UK

Visiting Critic: Xavier De Kestellier and Jethro Han of Foster+Partners

Syracuse University Florence__Spring 2010__Florence, IT

EMPLOYMENTJoeb Moore+Partners Architects__Summer 2010__Greenwich, NY

Stenson Building+Furniture Design__2009-present__Syracuse, NY

DP3 Architects__Summer 2008__Greenville, SC

Pazdan-Smith Group Architects__Summer 2007__Greenville, SC

COMPETITIONS+AWARDSNOSOA__Fall 2010__Sudbury, ON

King and King Architects__Spring 2009__Syracuse, NY

From the Ground Up__Fall 2008__Syracuse, NY

Founders’ Scholarship__2006-2010__Syracuse University

Dean’s List__2006-2010__Syracuse University

Crown Scholar Recipient__Spring 2006__Illinois Institute of Technology

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