R y a n L i n k e yP o r t f o l i o W o r k

California College of the Arts

Bachelor of Architecture

HDR Architecture, Inc.

Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi Hospital

BCV Architects

Hollywood Park Village

P a n e l o f C o m p o n e n t s

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02 Panel of Components

04 About Me

06 HDR, Inc. Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi Hospital

12 BCV, Architects Hollywood Park Village 14 Advanced Studio - Summer ‘09 & Spring ‘09 Solar Decathlon - Refract House

16 Advanced Studio - Spring ‘09 Solar Decathlon - Refract House

18 Advanced Studio - Spring ‘08 Solar Decathlon - Building Light

20 Studio 3 - Fall ‘06 Tennessee Valley Trailhead Shelter/ Presidio Visitor Center

22 Studio 2 - Spring ‘06 Multi-Use Transportation

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06 HDR, Inc. Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi Hospital

12 BCV, Architects Hollywood Park Village 14 Advanced Studio - Summer ‘09 & Spring ‘09 Solar Decathlon - Refract House

16 Advanced Studio - Spring ‘09 Solar Decathlon - Refract House

18 Advanced Studio - Spring ‘08 Solar Decathlon - Building Light

20 Studio 3 - Fall ‘06 Tennessee Valley Trailhead Shelter/ Presidio Visitor Center

I’m a designer, a continual learner of architecture with a passion for holistic design. I’m a person who values critical thinking and the power of collaboration between people, cultures and the environment. I believe creativity is one of many steps that will not only shape me but local communities and society within their respective region.

A b o u t M e

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Architects are individuals who are process oriented and open to ideas. I am working towards becoming an architect, enabling me to be motivated to approach the different opportunities and challenges the world faces.

RL Design ConsultingS a n F r a n c i s c o G r e a t e r B a y A r e a

Freelance Surveying and Drafting has provided me opportunities to participate in some residential remodeling projects. My service pertained to surveying current conditions of a residence to obtain measurements needed to draw site plans, floor plans and elevations. applicable to each project. The AutoCAD produced drawings were, by the General Contractor, submitted to the city or county for required building permits. These projects required and allowed me to know the conditions of the spaces and how they will change according to proposed built or remodeled conditions.

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2 1 1 S t . G e r m a i n L n . , P l e a s a n t H i l l , C A

The 211 St. Germain Ln. project, in September 2012, was a tear down of the existing stairway that was delapitated to be replaced by a newly built stairway with one landing. The elevations were required by the Contra Costa County to obtain a permit before building could begin.

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1 3 1 B a l d w i n , C r o c k e t t , C A

In January 2012, I had the opportunity to draw residential current condition floor plans and proposed remodel condition for a local artist. I surveyed/measured the entire current condition of the residence. I then drew the current condition and collaborated with the General Contractor on how the kitchen, masterbed room bathroom and windows were to be remodeled.

HDR, Inc.C l e v e l a n d C l i n i c A b u D h a b i H o s p i t a l

I am honored to have completed my Barch required internship hours at HDR, Inc. My time and work was contributing to the International Group working on The Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi. The large scale healthcare project was a new Cleveland Clinic Hospital in The United Emirates focused on new medical technologies and a 7-Star Experience. The work phases of my contribution is to the Design Documentation and up to Thirty percent of the Construction Document Phase. I helped build interior models, Floor Pattern Design of Public Spaces, hand rendered Floor Plans for client presentations and contribute to 3-D model renders and AutoCAD Floor Pattern Construction Documents.

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The early Public Floor Pattern consisted of regional colors in the surrounding desert and Islamic patterns crucial to the Muslem Faith. The hand-rendering uses color pencil to most accurately represent the projects granite, marble and stone.

Numerous 3-D computer models of many public space were produced in Sketch-Up and rendered with Artlantis rendering software. I produced two versions of the Main Lobby with six live screens.

Main Lobby/Reception Interior Images

Diagnostics & Treatment Public Space Floor Pattern

O p e r a t i n g R o o mI n t e r i o r M o d e l s

The first of the interior models built was the Operating Room. This model protrays a versital and flexible space. The focus is the patient and the high tech medical equipment supporting the doctors and staff.

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I n t e n s i v e C a r e U n i t

The Intesive Care Unit interior model was built to show how efficient and utilitarian the space is for the programed patient services. All needed services and facilities are located at the head of the patient’s bed and in the semicircular footwall with the patient as the focal point. Both the footwall and headboard were made plug-in components so alternate options could be develped.

A c u t e T r e a t m e n t R o o m

T r a d i t i o n a l C o n t e m p o r a r y

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M o d e r n - O p t i o n 1 M o d e r n - O p t i o n 2

BCV, Architects gave me the opportunity to help the firm with a massing model for a client presentation. The work required me to rebuild and build massing buildings from scaled floor plans and elevations. A facade for the main shopping corridor was created from the drawn elevations with sun shading hand drawn in for realism.

BCV, ArchitectsH o l l y w o o d P a r k V i l l a g e

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11’-4 1/2”

5 1/2”

5 1/2”

19’-8

3/1

6”30

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13/1

6’

11’-3

5/8

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30’-1 1/4”

11’-4 1/2”

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C1

A-301

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DECATHLON LOTBOUNDARY

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2X6 PARAPET,TYP.

CONTINUOUS 4”DRAIN PIPE BELOWFLR. ASSEMBLY, SLOPE TO DRAIN,TYP.

LINE OF THRESHOLD BELOWLINE OF THRESHOLD

BELOW

ROOF DRAIN,TYP.

WET WALL BELOWCOORD. W./ PLUMBING

2” PVC VENT & CAP

8” MECH FANVENT

12” RETURN AIR EXHUAST VENT

8” BATHROOM FAN VENT

2” SOLAR THERMAL PIPING SUPPLY

3 1” PENET. FOR ELECTRICAL

UNIRAC SOLARTRACK MOUNTINGSYSTEM. COORD. W./ STRUC.

ROOF DRAIN,TYP.

ROOF DRAIN,TYP.

6%SLOPE

SLOPE TO DRAIN

SLOPE TO DRAIN

SLOPE TO DRAIN

6%SLOPE

6%SLOPE

SOLAR PLAN1/4” = 1’-0”A1 2'0 4' 8'

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SLOPE 1:12

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2’-7 7/16”

19’- 0 9/16”

11’-4 1/2”

19’-8

3/1

6”30

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13/1

6’

11’-3

5/8

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7’-0

11/

16”

4’-1 3/16”

30’-1 1/4”

5’-1 3/8”

11’-4 1/2”

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A-301

C1

A-301

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BC

84.7”X49.2”X4.25”SHUCO SOLARTHERMAL PANELS

61.39”X31.42X1.81”SUNPOWER 225SOLAR PANEL

DECATHLON LOTBOUNDARY

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A-211

C1

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C1

A-211

C1

A-211

C1

A-301

AB

A2

A2

4’-4 1/2”

4’-2 7/16”

13 1/2”

9’-10 1/4”

4 1/2”

6’-1”

19’-0 1/2”

1’-7 1/2”

1’-9 3/8”

TVROUGH

4 1/2”

3’-8 1/2”

5’-9”

2”

7 1/2”

7 1/2”

30”

28 1/2”

1 1/2”

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EQ.

EQ.

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7 1/2”

10’-1 1/2”

11’-4 1/2”

11’-4 1/2”

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7”

2”

1/2”

MAX

1/2”

MAX

1/2”

MAX

1’-6”

3’-2 3/4”

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ENTRY

LIVING ROOM

DECK 1

24’-11 1/2”

B1B2

A1 A2

A-211AX3

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A-211

C1

A-211

C1

A-211

C1

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A-301

30’-1 1/4”

9’-1”

3’-4 1/2”

7’-4 1/2”

26’-11 1/2”

6’-7 3/4”

4 1/2” 2’-4”

7’-0 1/2”

1’-2”

4 1/2”6’-7 3/4”

15’-6 1/2”

11’-3 3/4”

3’-0”

9”

2’-6 3/4”

2’-0”

2’-0”

7 1/2”

7 1/2”

1 1/2”7 1/2”

4 1/2”

7 1/2”

3’-0”

6’-10 1/4”

11’-3 3/4”

4’-4 1/2”

6”

7’-0”

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STOR.

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BATHROOMMECHANICAL

ROOM

GALLERY

KITCHEN

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B2

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A2

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2’-6”16”

1 1/2”

15”15”

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COORD. DOWNDRAFT HOODW./ STOVE

2 LAYERS OF 5/8”GYP. FOR 1HR RATED WALL

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BACKED GLASS

BACKED GLASS

DECORATIVE GLASS

DECORATIVE GLASS

SHOWER

WHITE LACQUERED

MIRRORED GLASS

DARK WOOD

SINK/FAUCET

BACKED GLASS

DARK WOOD

TOILET/WATER CLOSET

BACKED GLASS

EASTNORTHWESTSOUTH

6’-8 13/16”

9’-3

1/4

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7’-0 1/2”6’-8 13/16”7’-0 1/2”

9’-3

1/4

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8’-1

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16”

7’-3

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8’-1

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8’-1

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MECHANICAL ROOM3/8”=1’-0”C1

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COURTYARD THRU. SLIDER W./ BLINDS1” = 1’-0”A5 2'1'0 1/2'

COURTYARD THRU. SLIDER W./ BARN DOOR1” = 1’-0”A3 2'1'0 1/2'

COURTYARD THRU. TYP. WALL1” = 1’-0”A1 2'1'0 1/2'

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-2’-2”TOP OF GRADE

-2’-2”TOP OF GRADE

0’-0”FINISH FLR.

3’-6

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8’-0”TYP. COURTYARD HEAD HT.

0’-0”FINISH FLR.

8’-0”TYP. COURTYARD HEAD HT.

3’-6

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3’-6

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5” MAX

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PHOTVOLTAIC PLAIN

UNIRACK PV MOUNTING SYSTEM

MTL. PV SKIRT BRACKET BOLTEDTO UNIRACK STRUT

UNIRACK STL.STANDOFF, TYP.

OPEN WEB BAMBOO ROOFJOIST, TYP.

FLOOR ASSEMBLYFILLED W./ SOYBASED INSULATION

3/4” FSC CERTIFIEDELM

FLOOR ASSEMBLYFILLED W./ SOYBASED INSULATION

3/4” FSC CERTIFIEDELM

FLOOR ASSEMBLYFILLED W./ SOYBASED INSULATION

3/4” FSC CERTIFIEDELM

3/8” BREAK IN RAINSCREEN TOALIGN W./GAURDRAIL, HT.

Z-CLIP RAINSREENATTAHMENT, TYP

LIGHT GUAGE STL.STUD STANDOFF

CONTINUOUS NAILING STRIP

FCS CERTIFIED WD.RAINSCREEN

FCS CERTIFIED WD.RAINSCREEN

GKD MTL. PV SKIRT

G.S.M. PV TRIM, PT.

PHOTVOLTAIC PLAIN, TYP.

UNIRACK PV MOUNTING SYSTEM

MTL. PV SKIRT BRACKET BOLTEDTO UNIRACK STRUT

UNIRACK STL.STANDOFF, TYP.

OPEN WEB BAMBOO ROOFJOIST, TYP.

JAMB BEYOND

MILGUARD ALUMN.3 PANEL SLIDERW./ ARGON FILLEDHEAT MIRRORGLAZING

PHOTVOLTAIC PLAIN, TYP.

UNIRACK PV MOUNTING SYSTEM

MTL. PV SKIRT BRACKET BOLTEDTO UNIRACK STRUT

UNIRACK STL.STANDOFF, TYP.

OPEN WEB BAMBOO ROOFJOIST, TYP.

JAMB BEYOND

MILGUARD ALUMN.2 PANEL SLIDERW./ ARGON FILLEDHEAT MIRRORGLAZINGFCS CERTIFIED WD.

RAINSCREEN,BEYOND

EXT. SCREEN DOORW./ HORIZONTALLOUVERS

ALUMN. L-ANGLERAINSCREEN BRACKET, BEYOND

EXTERIOR SLIDERSILL ASSEMBLY

HAFLA SLIDINGBARN DOORASSEMBLY

GKD MTL. PV SKIRT

G.S.M. PV TRIM, PT.

2X6 WALL ASSEMBLY W./ SOYBASED INSUL., TYP.

2X12 REDWOODDECK MODULE

3/4” FSC CERTIFIEDELM DECKING

2’X12’ REDWOODDECK MODULE

3/4” FSC CERTIFIEDELM DECKING

FCS CERTIFIED WD.RAINSCREEN

FCS CERTIFIED WD.RAINSCREEN,BEYOND

ALUMN. L-ANGLERAINSCREEN BRACKET, BEYOND

VERTIACL BLINDSTYP.

GKD MTL. PV SKIRT

G.S.M. PV TRIM, PT.

NON-COURTYARD THRU. KITCHEN WNDS.1” = 1’-0”A5 2'1'0 1/2'

NON-COURTYARD THRU. COUCH1” = 1’-0”A3 2'1'0 1/2'

NON-COURTYARD THRU. TYP. WALL/CAB.1” = 1’-0”A1 2'1'0 1/2'

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D2A-200

D2A-200

D2A-200

D2A-200

D2A-200

D2A-200

0’-0”FINISH FLR.

-2’-2”TOP OF GRADE

-2’-2”TOP OF GRADE

-2’-2”TOP OF GRADE

7’-9”

0’-0”FINISH FLR.

7’-9”BOTTOM OF CLEARSTORY /TOP OF CASEWORK /LIGHT COVE

BOTTOM OF CLEARSTORY /TOP OF CASEWORK /LIGHT COVE

BOTTOM OF CLEARSTORY /TOP OF CASEWORK /LIGHT COVE

0’-0”FINISH FLR.

7’-9”

1 1/2”

6”

1 1/2”

1 1/2”

6”

6”

TYP.

BRAE

K AN

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NSC

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TYP.

BRAE

K AN

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HIF

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TYP.

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3’-6

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TYP.

3’-6

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3’-6

”

4”

2’-2

”1’

-0”

4’-7

”

4”12

”2”

4”9”

2’-7

”

4”1

1/4”

3’-0

”

FLOOR ASSEMBLYFILLED W./ SOYBASED INSULATION

3/4” FSC CERTIFIEDELM FINISH FLR.

PLYBOO BUILT-INFURNITURE UNIT

3/8” BREAK IN RAINSCREEN TOALIGN W./GAURDRAIL, HT.

FCS CERTIFIED WD.RAINSCREEN

LEED LIGHT COVE,TYP.

SOY BASED INSUL.IN WALL CAVITIES

1X NAILER FOR LIGHT COVER BUILD OUT

2X12 REDWOODDECK MODULE

3/4” FSC CERTIFIEDELM DECKING

3/8” BREAK IN RAINSCREEN TOALIGN W./GAURDRAIL, HT.

FCS CERTIFIED WD.RAINSCREEN

LEED LIGHT COVE,TYP.

SOY BASED INSUL.IN WALL CAVITIES

1X NAILER FOR LIGHT COVER BUILD OUT

2X12 REDWOODDECK MODULE

3/4” FSC CERTIFIEDELM DECKING

2X12 REDWOODDECK MODULE

3/4” FSC CERTIFIEDELM DECKING

GKD MTL. PV SKIRT

G.S.M. PV TRIM, PT.

FCS CERTIFIED WD.RAINSCREEN

MILGAURD ALUMN.AWING WND W./LOW-E ARGONFILLED GLAZING

WD. ACCENT BLOCK BETWN SKIN AND ENVELOPE, PT.

WD. ACCENT BLOCK BETWN SKIN AND ENVELOPE, PT.

MIGAURD ALUMN.SLIDING WND. W./ LOW-E ARGON FILLED GLAZING

LEED LIGHT COVE,TYP.

GKD MTL. PV SKIRT

G.S.M. PV TRIM, PT.

PLYBOO BUILT-INFURNITURE WALLUNIT BEYOND

PLYBOO BUILT-INFURNITURE WALLUNIT BEYOND

PHOTOVOLTAICARRAY

UNIRACK PV MOUNTING SYSTEM

MTL. PV SKIRT BRACKET BOLTEDTO UNIRACK STRUT

UNIRACK STL.STANDOFF, TYP.

OPEN WEB BAMBOO ROOFJOIST, TYP.

PHOTOVOLTAICARRAY

UNIRACK PV MOUNTING SYSTEM

MTL. PV SKIRT BRACKET BOLTEDTO UNIRACK STRUT

UNIRACK STL.STANDOFF, TYP.

OPEN WEB BAMBOO ROOFJOIST, TYP.

WND. HEAD, SILL AND JAMB CLAD IN ALUMN. TYP.

BACK PAINTEDGLASS

BACK PAINTEDGLASS

CEASEAR STONEQUARTZ SURFACE

PLYBOO KITCHENCABINETS W./GLOSS WITH DOOR FRONTS

PLYBOO BUILT-INFURNITURE WALLUNIT

FELT BUILT-IN COUCH

The Solar Decathlon Advanced Studio had many goals for the semester. Early in the semester and prior to construction the studio formed four teams to build 1Ó = 1Õ scale mock up models. Other goals were continu-ing the drawings and compiling a drawing set to submit to the city of Santa Clara for approval.

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The purpose was to build different portions of the house where construction issues and concerns have arised. Each team had to draw up a 3D computer rendered model, along with their teamsÕ details presenting the specific issues and then build the mock up model. Since the house is modular and has three major compo-nents, The Seam Team main focus was to present a seam connection. The solution was using steel plates as the contact point between the module which allowed for the tightest connection and the most flexibility during assem-bly since the house was to be assembled, disassembled and reassembled a number of times.

11'-3

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11'-41/2"

24'-93/4"

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30'-1"

4'-1

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The Solar Decathlon 2009 Competition began in January 2008. I participated in three studios focused on different development phases of the competitin entry. Spr 08 was the initial Archictectural Design Phase, which below is

Domunetation Studio, which we built mock-up models, began construction

Architectural Drawing Set, Model and Construction.

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CAP HOUSE

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WALL ASSEMBLEY

S t u d i o 3 F a ‘ 0 6 T e n n e s s e e V a l l e y T r a i l h e a d S h e l t e r

Site Images Illustrating Convergence

Interpretive Site Sketch 1

Interpretive Roof Sketch

Hand Drawn Floor Plan

Hand Drawn West Elevation Hand Drawn Structural Diagram

Interpretive Site Sketch 2

Deriving building form through site interpretation is the driving force behind the Tennesse Valley Trailhead Shelter project. The process began with site images and found objects. The concept of convergence emerged from the site and was translated to modeling something with physicality from found objects.

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The concept for The Presidio Visitor Center is an argument of circulation pertaining to how the paths work inside and out. The Visitor Center is programmed and designed to be a social place for many different types of individuals attending any one of a multitude of events. Also considered as a gathering place, the pathways facilitate rendezvous, preplanned happenings and just by chance meetings. Lastly, the circulation of the building is to generate motion intuitively. While circulation is inherent in a building, I want to push the envelope to where circulation is developing the conversation between interior spaces and exterior spaces.

P r e s i d i o V i s i t o r C e n t e r

South ElevationFloor Plan - Hand Drawn

North Elevation

Presidio Visitor Center Program Model