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Page 1: Student Portfolio - David Wachtel

David M. WachtelArchitectural Designer858.354.0417 [email protected]

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david wachtel - yin fall 2012

studio portfolio

CATALYSTAIAS/KAWNEER STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITIONCOMMUNITY LIBRARY IN LOS OSOS, CALIFORNIA

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PUBLIC SPACE

PRIVATESPACE

PARKING EGRESS

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SPUTNIK WITH PAWITAR SINGH & JUAN ROBLEDOA PERFORMING ARTS CENTER IN LOS ANGELESACSA-AISC STUDENT DESING COMPETITION SUBMISSION

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NOURISH PROPOSAL FOR THE CALIFORNIA FOOD AND NUTRITION INSTITUTE

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CASTAIC LAKE

OWENS LAKE

PYRAMID LAKE

AGRICULTURAL REGIONS

URBAN REGIONS

POWER STATIONS

RESERVOIRS

LOCAL, STATE, FEDERAL AQUEDUCTS

CALIFORNIA WATER INFRASTRUCTURE

CALIFORNIA AQUEDUCT

COLORADO RIVER AQUEDUCT

LOS ANGELES AQUEDUCT36%

7%

45%

ALL-AMERICAN CANAL

The West Branch of the California Aqueduct terminates at Pyramid Lake and Castaic Lake to supply the western Los Angeles Basin.

Pyramid Lake stores 72.3 billion gallons of water from the California Aqueduct for the Los Angeles Basin.

Castaic Lake stores 103 billion gallons of water from the California Aqueduct for the Los Angeles Basin.

The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California manages the Colorado River Aqueduct. The aqueduct impounds water from the Colorado River at Lake Havasu, and provides the majority of Southern California’s drinking water.

is ground water

is recycled water

80% of all the water used in California goes to agriculture.

20%

11%1%

goes to urban users.

of the water in the USA is used by power plants, either to cool machinery or generate electricity.

urban

agriculture

importedground water

recycled water

everythingelse

power

88%

50%

is imported via an extensive aqueduct system from Northern California.

Information Courtesy ofAquafornia Water Education Foundation. Water and Power Associates. Aquastat, Food and Agriculture of the United Nations. Los Angeles Department of Water and Power.The Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. NASA Ames Research Center.

Icons Courtesy of The Noun Project

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DTLA

9,963,000 people$0.006 per gallon28,309,756 gal/day

LOS ANGELES COUNTY

TUCSON, AZ524,295 people$0.24 per gallon30,000,000 gal/day

CALAVERAS RESERVOIR

EDWARD C. LITTLE WATER RECLAMATION PLANT

SEWAGE LINES

HYPERION TREATMENT PLANT

TERMINAL ISLAND WATER RECLAMATION PLANT

GARVEY RESERVOIR

LEGG LAKE

TILLMAN WATER RECLAMATION PLANT

HANSEN AND TUJUNGA SPREADING GROUNDS

LAG WATERRECLAMATION PLANT

CASTAIC LAKE

WEST BASIN CARSON REGIONAL WATER RECYCLING PLANT

PROJECTED DEMAND FOR RECLAIMED WATER

PROJECTED DISTRIBUTION FOR RECLAIMED WATER

EXISTING DEMAND FOR RECLAIMED WATER

EXISTING DISTRIBUTION OF RECLAIMED WATER

WATER PUMPING STATION

CLEAN WATER TRUNK LINES

RECLAIMED WATER LINES

MAJOR HIGHWAYS

SEWAGE LINES

RECLAIMED WATER IN...

246,541 people$0.00051 per gallon37,000,000 gal/day

St. PETERSBURG, FL

LOS ANGELES COUNTY

Information Courtesy ofCity of Tucson. City of St. Petersburg. Urban Water Management Plan 2011, Los Angeles Department of Water and Power.Los Angeles Almanac. City of Los Angeles Department of Public Works.

Icons Courtesy of The Noun Project

WaterTalk WITH ANN-ELISE CHUNG & CAMILLE LORESEARCH FOR GENSLER ON THE STATE OF WATER IN LOS ANGELES

RENOVATION OF GRAND CENTRAL MARKET AS WATER-REUSE URBAN NODE

EXISTING URBAN WATER CYCLE

BUILDING TYPE WATER INTERCHANGE

PROPOSED URBAN WATER CYCLEThe existing water infrastructure incorporates water reuse but the water must go through an intensive treatment before it can be used again.The proposed system reroutes greywater from different building types so that the greywater undergoes minimal treatment before being reused. The strategy is also known as “scalping”.

WHY WOULD WE USE WATER BLOCKS?

URBAN WATER CYCLE

RESIDENTIAL

SEWAGE TREATMENT

GREEN TREATMENT

INFILTRATION

WATER SOURCE

WATER SOURCE

RESTAURANT

OFFICE

Greywater from the office is provided by condensation from air conditioning, and water from other uses such as using a sink.

Greywater from both the office buildings and from the residential buildings are filtered selectively depending on what the water was used for.

OFFICE

RESIDENTIALRESTAURANT

OFFICE

RESIDENTIAL

RESTAURANT