martha schott portfolio englis version
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This is a sample of my work as a designer. All the work has been done by me except where it is noted otherwise.TRANSCRIPT
Architecture
STADIUM
PUENTE BEACH
CELLU/ARCH
LIVE + PLAY
INSTALATION
LUXURIOUS OASIS
PHOTOGRAPHY
[contributing with physical development]
[allowing the mind to fly]
[working with the environment]
[serving the community]
[interpreting movements]
[taking advantage of the magic of light ]
[something extra]
marthasschott@gmail. com Cel: +57 (313) 566-2515Cel: +1 (305) 300-0866
Castillogrande Calle 5A # 12-78, Cartagena, ColombiaMARTHA SUSANA SCHOTT COVO
Education
Knowledge
Work
Technical
References
May. 20122010-2012
May. 20102006-20102006-20102007-2010
Jul. 2012-Present
Oct. 2012-Present
Jun. 2010-Ago. 2010
May. 2008-Jun. 2008
Jul. 2005-Ago. 2005
Selwyn Ting [email protected]
Anders Carlson [email protected]
Chantal AquinSafdie ArchitectsCel: +1 781 718 [email protected]
Neil Leach [email protected]
Teofilo VictoriaDLGV ArchitectsCel: + 1 305 444 6363
University of Southern California (USC) - Los Angeles, CaliforniaMasters in ArchitectureCollege of Architecture Scholarship
Georgia Institute of Technology - Atlanta, Georgia Bachelor in Science and ArchitectureMary White Staton Scholarship + Albert Staton ScholarshipDean List Award + Golden Key International Honor SocietyTech Tower Awards
Novus Civitas Sucursal Colombia - Cartagena, ColombiaArchitect – Project CoordinatorI oversee that the master plan of 1,000 hectares done by Safdie Architects and EDSA Plan follows local zoning codes and local market demand. Coordinate logistics and local architectural concerns for the Centro Hospitalario Serena del mar (400 bed hospital) between Safdie Architects, Tsoi Kobus, local architects and engineers. I review drawings (CD, SD, DD, CD) produced by Safdie, TK&A and local architects. Prepare drawings, diagrams, presentations and technical narratives for possible investors or clients. Present the master plan to possible investors and clients. Coordinate the architecture and engineering for the project Centro Corporativo Serena del Mar, a 14,000 square meter office and university building. I make sure the correct design process is being followed (concept design, schematic design, design development and construction documents) by the design team. Develop the Revit model for the Centro Corporativo Serena del Mar.
Martha S. Schott Architecture - Cartagena, ColombiaFreelancePuente Family beach house: Designed a 4 bedroom house for the client in Barú, Colombia. Casa Toninos: Interior architecture design of all the spaces in the restaurant and oversaw the construction.
Interventora Las Américas - Cartagena, ColombiaInternshipDeveloped a system to maintain the relation between the design and the construction.Architectural design of bathrooms in public areas of the hotel (lobby, restaurants, swimming pools).
Arquitectura Franco Rosatto - Venice, Italy Assisted the architect with historic preservation projects. Designed simple and practical house furniture.
De la Guardia Victoria Architects - Miami, FlDeveloped an analytical system for the site that resulted in greater efficacy for the design group. Edited website drawings for a multi-family housing project.
Project coordination, Environmental systems, Passive Architecture design, Construction techniques, Struc-tures (concrete, steel, wood), , Construction systems, Parametricism, Furniture design, Photography.
Revit; Autocad; Rhino 3d; Sketch-up; 3D Studio Max; Vasari; Digital Projects; Grasshopper; Photoshop; Illustrator; Indesign; Acrobat; Adobe After EffectsHand models, Hand drawings, 3D printing, CNC prototype, Diagraming, Drawings (CD, SD, DD, CD)Spanish; Intermediate German; Basic Italian.
STADIUM
PUENTE BEACH
CELLU/ARCH
LIVE + PLAY
INSTALATION
LUXURIOUS OASIS
PHOTOGRAPHY
[contributing with physical development]
[allowing the mind to fly]
[working with the environment]
[serving the community]
[interpreting movements]
[taking advantage of the magic of light ]
[something extra]
NOTE: ALL WORK DONE BY MARTHA S. SCHOTT
LOS ANGELESLOS ANGELES
STADIUM:[contributing with physical development]
The new stadium complex for USC will maintain its surrounding a live even on non-game days. The shape of the stadium is created emphasizing its two main circula-tion routs. Its monumental entrance and circulation path create an expectation for the user through the jour-ney and later toward the interior of the stadium. The skin takes into consideration the Los Angeles weather allowing for air circulation and natural indirect light penetration. Every louver opens mechanically in relation to the sun.
CIRCULATION STRUCTURECORE
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA SYSTEMS
levels
columns
trusses
skin
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
0’0” 100’0”
ENTRANCE VIEW
03-Upper Level02-Suites01-Main Entrance00-Street Level
ENTRY PLAZA
PLAYING FIELD
AERIAL VIEW
NOTE: ALL WORK DONE BY MARTHA S. SCHOTT
STADIUM
PUENTE BEACH
CELLU/ARCH
LIVE + PLAY
INSTALATION
LUXURIOUS OASIS
PHOTOGRAPHY
[contributing with physical development]
[allowing the mind to fly]
[working with the environment]
[serving the community]
[interpreting movements]
[taking advantage of the magic of light ]
[something extra]
PUENTE BEACH:[allowing the mind to fly]
A family vacation home that has the comfort of the city and the magic of its surroundings. A vacation home envi-sioned to become a permanent home once their daughter move out. United but separate is the relationship the homeowners want to maintain with their daughters. Because of its prime orientation and the owner’s interest in the environment, the environment and its surroundings have shaped the house geometrically and technologically. Environmental concepts and the views of the house make this a magnificent relaxation space.BARÚBARÚ-COLOMBIA-COLOMBIA
CIRCULATION
OPEN AND AROUND THE ENTIRE HOUSE
CLEAR ENTRY ON THE SOUTH AND NORTH OF THE PROPERTY RECOGNIZING BOTH MODES OF TRANSPORTATION.
COLUMNS AND BEAMS SUPPORT INDEPENDENTLY EACH ONE OF THE BUILDINGS.
VIEWS TOWARD THE SEA MAKE THIS AN OPEN HOUSE
VIEWSSTRUCTURE
Maximizing square footage because of small size
Cutting and Rotating to create magnificent views, natural ventilation.
Angled roofs to allow for natural lighting and increasedviews. Separation of private vs. public by elevating private areas.
GEOMETRYFREE LANCE WORK
CARENTRANCE
DOCK:SEA ACCESS
NIGHT TERRACE
ENTRY
BBQ
PARKING
FIRE PIT
LAWN
N
EXTERIOR SEATING
SWIMMINGPOOL
PRIVATE GARDEN
VIEW FROM THE PERGOLA
FIRE PIT NIGHT VIEW
ENTRANCE VIEW
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LANDENTRANCE
BBQPATIO
KITCHEN
SWIMMING POOL
EXTERIOR SEATING
DINING
FIRE PIT
LIVING
SEAENTRANCE
TV ROOM
MASTERBEDROOM
BEDROOM BEDROOM
BEDROOM
MASTERW.C.
W.C.W.C.
W.C.
W.C.
PRIVATE GARDEN
0.0 1.0 3.0 6.0 10.0 M
N-S SECTION THROUGH BEDROOMS
BACK VIEW
PUBLIC INTERIOR SPACES
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION
Indirect sunlightfrom North
Views
Cross Ventilation
Louvers re�ect directsunlight and allow for indirect sunlight to penetrateinterior spaces
The site has North-Eastpredominating windsthis makes the orientation ideal for cross ventilation
The house has been oriented North-East to favor magni�cent views and environmental systems
CARIBBEAN SEA
NORTH SOUTH
Big trees block direct sunlight
Indirect sunlightfrom North
Views
Louvers re�ect directsunlight and allow for indirect sunlight to penetrateinterior spaces
Overhangs toward the southblock strong sunlight
SOUTH NORTH
Cross Ventilation
Extra large overhang and windowlouvers toward the south block directsunlight from entering the bedroomson the South creating a seating porch NORTH-SOUTH SECTION
NORTH FACADE
CARIBBEAN SEA
STADIUM
PUENTE BEACH
CELLU/ARCH
LIVE + PLAY
INSTALATION
LUXURIOUS OASIS
PHOTOGRAPHY
[contributing with physical development]
[allowing the mind to fly]
[working with the environment]
[serving the community]
[interpreting movements]
[taking advantage of the magic of light ]
[something extra]
NOTE: ALL WORK DONE TEAM MEMBERS
LOS ANGELES
Professors:Achim MengesThomas Auer
Team:Martha Schott; John Delaney; Connor WingfieldAli Chen, Evan Shieh, Lexie Ierace, Isaac YooAugie Liu, Shabnam Mofakham
CELLU/ARCH:[working with the environment]
Pneumatic buildings are not often built. The challenge for this one week seminar was to create a pneumatic structure that would work in conjunction with the envi-ronment. Our group opted for pneumatic cells that would mechanically react based on the exterior weath-er. Our project was inspired on leaves and vegetable cells; these are structurally solid and light. The structural form of the arc is ideal because it works in conjunction with the cells structurally.
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GEOMETRY
flexible structure
fabric pattern
cellular apertures
LATERAL VIEW FRONT VIEW
Pneumatic cells exert pressure in the flexible structure taking the structure to its optimal stage.
RELAXED FORM
RELAXED FORM EQUALIZED PRESSURE
INTERIOR
EXTERIOR Transparent material Reflective material
Pressurized structure
CLIMATE: NEUTRAL
REFLECTS THE SUM ABSORBS AND TRANSMITS RADIATION
CLIMATE: WARM AND CLEAR CLIMATE: COLD AND CLEAR
NOTE: ALL WORK DONE BY MARTHA S. SCHOTT
STADIUM
PUENTE BEACH
CELLU/ARCH
LIVE + PLAY
INSTALATION
LUXURIOUS OASIS
PHOTOGRAPHY
[contributing with physical development]
[allowing the mind to fly]
[working with the environment]
[serving the community]
[interpreting movements]
[taking advantage of the magic of light ]
[something extra]
LIVE + PLAY:[serving the community]
A proposal for a high density mixed-use project for the community. Live + Play will serve as a city focus and a cata-lyst project in the region. The project is open for those in the neighborhood and its residents. It is a proposal for people to congregate for hours taking advantage of the various activities that lie within (children´s museum, shop-ping, gym, YMCA). Environmental concepts have been used as the strategy to shape the building. The project is designed to have low energy consumption with passive architecture, high quality air and thermal comfort. LOS ANGELESLOS ANGELES
CIRCULATIONCIRCULATIONCIRCULATION STRUCTURECORE
Commercial Entry
Residential Entry
Lower buildings toward the south to allow for natural sunlight
Taller buildings toward the street to create exterior rooms GEOMETRYUNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
04 - Restaurant03 - Community Center 02 - Library01 - Shopping
06 - 2 Bedroom Apartments05 - Senior Housing
08 - 1 Bedroom Apartments07 - Gym
10 - Student Housing09 - Children´s Museum
11 - 3 Bedroom Apartments
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VIEW FROM THE GYM
SENIOR HOUSING VIEW
ENTRANCE VIEW
3 Bedroom apartments with skylight and double heightliving/dining
Spatious 1 bedroom apartmentswith small terrace
2 Bedroom apartments with double height living space.
Commercial plaza
LEVEL TWO
ENTRANCE LEVEL
01 - Entry hall02- Living room03 - Kitchen04 - Dining05 - Half bath 06 - Bathroom07 - Bedroom08 - Closet09 - Office10 - Closet11 - Closet12 - Bedroom13 - Bathroom14 - Terrace
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LIVING/DINING/KITCHEN
Summer
Winter
EAST-WEST SECTION
The site has North-East prevailing winds that allow for natural ventilation. Louvers toward the East block direct sunlight. Louvers are adjustable to allow for indirect sunlight. Terraces on the West side block direct sunlight once again.
MAIN INTERSECTION
verano
invierno
NORTH-SOUTH SECTION
North light is preferred. Apartments oriented north will have a curtain wall to look North and at the mountains. Buildings are opened toward the south to allow for natural light. Extra-large hallways block direct sunlight during the summer months.
NORTH FACADE
Winter
Summer
NOTE: ALL WORK DONE BY MARTHA S. SCHOTT
STADIUM
PUENTE BEACH
CELLU/ARCH
LIVE + PLAY
INSTALATION
LUXURIOUS OASIS
PHOTOGRAPHY
[contributing with physical development]
[allowing the mind to fly]
[working with the environment]
[serving the community]
[interpreting movements]
[taking advantage of the magic of light ]
[something extra]
INSTALATION:[interpreting movements]
Analyzing the bodies’ mechanical movement leads to the creation of this wheel. The purpose of this installa-tion is to obtain water movements similar to those a swimmer created in a swimming pool. Months of inves-tigation in the school’s Olympic swimming pool lead to conclusions about each swimming style. The installation was an interpretation of those movements in the water. Because the installation was operated by hand, every person obtained a different experience, the same way every swimmer leaves a different streak in the water. ATLANTAATLANTA
GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
Free stroke
Butterfly stroke
STYLE INTERPRETATION
0 5 15 30’0”
HAND DRAWING
STUDIES
CHARCOAL SKETCH
THE WHEEL
NOTE: ALL WORK DONE BY MARTHA S. SCHOTT
STADIUM
PUENTE BEACH
CELLU/ARCH
LIVE + PLAY
INSTALATION
LUXURIOUS OASIS
PHOTOGRAPHY
[contributing with physical development]
[allowing the mind to fly]
[working with the environment]
[serving the community]
[interpreting movements]
[taking advantage of the magic of light ]
[something extra]
LUXURIOUS OASIS[taking advantage of the magic of light]
To buy a real estate property is an important decision in one´s life. The design of the sales room for this real estate company is inviting and calm. It is meant to incite people in buying because of the quality of the space. Hues in the design are blues and greens to maintain correlation with the surroundings. The central fountain will be illuminated from the bottom to catch the buyer’s attention as he enters the room. This sales center is a great example of what there is beyond the signing of the agreement. LOS ANGELES
SECTION AT WATER FEATURE
Steel plateunderwater Star IILUMASCAPE aplique
Textured and opaque blue glassWater wall
LIGHT DISTRIBUTION
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PSEUDO MAP:
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
NAME TYPE DESCRIPTION LOCATION MANUFACTURER LAMP WATTS COLOR TEMP.
PP1Round 14.36 Decorative
PendantPopular applications to date include clusters over tables, accessory lighting, decorative lighting, linear configurations or clusters, and large chandeliers.
Waiting area Bocci Berlin - 14.36
LED (36) 15W
PP2Round 14.14 Decorative
PendantPopular applications to date include clusters over tables, accessory lighting, decorative lighting, linear configurations or clusters, and large chandeliers.
Closing area Bocci Berlin - 14.14
LED (14) 15W
RD1HALO LED Recessed
downlightHalo 900 Series provides excellent color rendering. CRI and color temperature performance conform to parameters established by ENERGY STAR® SSL standards.
Main lighting source
Cooper Lighting - 493PS06
LED 15W
SC1COVE 2T5/1T8 Compact
flourescent cove strip
Asymmetric indirect fluorescent lighting Highly specular anodized aluminum reflector - Individual or continuous mounting. Mounts directly to architectural cove or wall structure.
Recessed ceiling
Ametrix - Cove 2T5/1T8
Floures-cent Strip -T8
28W
UR1Star II Underwater
lightingUnder water compact surface mounted light, great for small spaces. The LED Light gives the flexibility of color and high energy efficiency.
Water feature Lumascpae -LS275LED
LED 6W
ZR1TOKILEDS Wall
grazerA space-efficient, low-profile tape LED light
Column grazing
Tokistar - TLP-100-(IW)
LED .04W/lft
3500 K
3500 K
3500 K
3000 K
Blue 470nm
3000 K
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LIGHTING PLAN
STADIUM
PUENTE BEACH
CELLU/ARCH
LIVE + PLAY
INSTALATION
LUXURIOUS OASIS
PHOTOGRAPHY
[contributing with physical development]
[allowing the mind to fly]
[working with the environment]
[serving the community]
[interpreting movements]
[taking advantage of the magic of light ]
[something extra]
NOTE: ALL WORK DONE BY MARTHA S. SCHOTT
LOS ANGELES
Photos taken with DSLR cameraLense 18m-55mm; 50mm-200mmTechnique: HDR
COLA:[cathedral of our lady of the angels]
ATLANTA
Photos taken with an SLR cameraLense 33m-55mm35mm FilmPersonally developed in dark room
WANDERLUST:[unaware in the city]
M a r t h a S u s a n a S c h o tt C o v oC/grande Calle 5A # 12-78, Cartagena, ColombiaE-Mail: [email protected]: +57 (313) 566-2515Cel-USA: +1 (305) 300-0866