martha gloria

Martha Gloria

OBJECTIVE

EDUCATION

WORK & VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

SKILLS

AWARDS

REFERENCES

To obtain an entry level Architectural position or internship with a company that will grant me the opportunity to begin acquiring the necessary skill for my future success.

[email protected] 419 8621

Rhino, Vray Rendering, Photoshop, AutoCAD, Illustrator, InDesign, Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Laser cutter and CNC software. Comfortable with shop tools and machines.

William Truitt [email protected] 865 6423

Cord [email protected] 743 2373

Eric [email protected]

Professional Studio Coordinator / Thesis Advisor, Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture

Foundation Studio Coordinator / Adjunct Professor, Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture

Keeland Center Modeling Shop Supervisor

TPC Group Mark of Excellence Scholarship PURS Undergraduate Research ScholarshipStudy Abroad (Pan Asia)CSI ScholarshipDeans List

Participation in Graduation Super Jury

Design Award Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture

Outstanding Senior Honor Thesis Award

Magna Cum Laude

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University of HoustonGerald D. Hines College of Architecture Bachelor of Architecture minor in Business Leadership Overall GPA 3.6

Morris Architecture Firm Internship Position (Design Team) Doug Oliver- Design Director/ [email protected]

Keeland Center Modeling ShopWoodshop Technician Eric Arnold- Keeland Supervisor [email protected]

Church Activities (Houston Food Bank community outreach, community garage sales)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

WATER & HEATBROOKLYN NY / GOWANUS CANAL

THE VORTEXPHOENIX AZ / COMPREHENSIVE DESIGN STUDIO

ART PLACEHOUSTON / TX

STUDENT CENTERHOUSTON / TX

INHABITABLE LANDSCAPESPHNOM PENH / CAMBODIA / SUMMER ABROAD STUDIO

JEUNE(JHUHN) / YOUNG

THINK HOLEPHOENIX AZ / HOOK AIRPORT

SITE | SITUATION of BANGKOKTHAILAND / THESIS PROJECT

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SPRING 2013

FALL 2012

FALL 2011

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SPRING 2014

WATER & HEATBROOKLYN NY / GOWANUS CANALSPRING 2012

Both the BATH HOUSE and the HOTEL are broken up into parts so they can begin to CROSS PROGRAM. The idea is to combine them to create a unified space rather than isolated units.

The site is adjacent to the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn NY. The canal is heavily polluted and floods quite frequently. The program was to design a Bath House and Hotel.

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The Bath House and Hotel Rooms are divided into components. Each hotel room has a direct visual connection to a wet space to allow for continual interaction with the inhabitants that live there. The entire space is then wrapped together to read as a whole. 3

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THE VORTEX PHOENIX AZ / COMPREHENSIVESPRING 2013

A great TRANSITION is made going from city to sky then back again to the city. This terminal focuses on the emphasis of the MOTION OF FLYING. Conceptually it reminds the passenger of the motion and thus brings back the joy of flying.

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THROUGH THE VORTEX

Wingtip vortices are circular patterns of rotating air left behind a wing as it generates lift. One wingtip vortex trails from the tip of each wing.

When a wing generates aerodynamic lift the air on the top surface has lower pressure relative to the bottom surface. Air flows from below the wing and out around the tip to the top of the wing in a circular fashion. An emergent circulatory flow pattern named vortex is observed, fea-turing a low-pressure core

AIRPORT TERMINAL

What should an airport look like? The Victorian railroad terminal celebrated the excitement associated with fast long-distance travel. Trains had dining cars and sleepers, and a corre-sponding sense of elegance permeated the station. Excitement and elegance have long since worn off air travel. People just want to get where theyre going as quickly and pain-lessly as possible. The best you hope for is that you get through the security line quickly, your flights on time, theres space for your bag in the overhead bin, and if youre really lucky, the adjacent seat is empty.

The argument is how to bring excitment back into flying. The idea of being in the air flying through and in the midst of clouds. There is a great transition made going from the city to the sky then back again to the city. This terminal design will focus mainly on the emphasis of the motion of flying. The concept is to bring back the joy of flying thus the terminal will inform the passanger of the transition he/she is making as they walk through the building.

When a plane flies through the clouds there is a vortex that it creates due to the wings of the plane. This vortex is taken literal and introduced to the form of the building.

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ART PLACEHOUSTON / TXFALL 2012

The Art Place is dedicated for the culture and people of Market Square Park. There are large spaces throughout the building that allow for interaction between people and art. The stairs act as a hollow core to maximize the flow of people that move through the different art spaces.

Sections and elevations of the art place.

Section through theater, dining and lobby area.

Public and private spaces are separated along the edge of a major circulation route.

Individual sleeping units are raised above ground to accommodate for noise levels.

STUDENTCENTERHOUSTON / TXFALL 2011

The public space is more exposed and the individual sleeping units are to be more secluded. The individual sleeping units and the communal spaces are meant to connect & disconnect along the vast yellow wall.

I N H A B I T A B L E LANDSCAPESPHNOM PENH / CAMBODIASUMMER ABROAD STUDIO 2013

As the city expands the HOUSING DEVELOPMENT takes over the FARMLAND. In such cases the city ends up looking like a CONCRETE JUNGLE. My project attempts to create an alternative method which combines both DENSITY and AGRICULTURE.

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The housing units are integrated within the agriculture to produce a multifunctional space. The units are pulled up, pushed down, and punctured to take advantage of daylight and rain catchment. This sectional quality allows for social interaction in the once vast flat inhabitable landscape.

FAR of 3.0 Canal created to join existing canal and river. Housing develop along the canal. Fish farms, marsh land, and rice fields help to combine density and agriculture.

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JEUNE(JHUHN) / YOUNGFALL 2013Curated object designed, made, and sold by University of Houston Architecture Students Prestigious Horween Leather Hand-made, Hand-stitched Made in Houston, TX

#MFGHOUSTONDesign and Manufactured in HoustonExhibition held at PH Design Shop

In collaboration with Hilda NavasRodrigo MarronTravis WeaverMANREADY MERCANTILE

THINK HOLEPHOENIX AZ / ARCOSANTIFALL 2012

The use of COSMIC POTENTIAL where sun, wind, and culture are used to create a genetic complexity. Interacting systems, ideas, and spaces are used to produce dynamic thought and a common unity.

A hole is dug to the ground for a natural cooling effect. A labyrinth is created and water resides at the bottom for further cooling. The building is then placed in the hole acting as a radiator to supply cool air throughout the building.

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SITE | SITUATION of BANGKOKTHAILAND / THESIS PROJECTSPRING 2014

SITE It is often believed that a site is to be fixed or given, and understood to define the place of architecture. In fact site is an extensive fluctuating factor for the basis of design. Site can be expanded to include the legal limits of a property, atmospheric conditions, and physical conditions such as topography and the existing structure.

This thesis investigated the site of Bangkok in direct contact with its only river. Chao Phraya River passes through the densely populated capital city. Here the edge is made up of industrial ports, slum housing, multistory hotels, and temples. These large industries carelessly pollute the river. Investigating the site only explains half the story. The situation in a city can often affect attitudes towards the site.

SITUATION site refers to the physical footing of the city and is assumed to define the place of architecture. In contrast situation may define the city momentarily. Situation refers to the historical and cultural context of the city. A site may have special significance based on its value, its civic or symbolic importance.

Bangkok historically developed along and followed the waters edge. Now modernization and rapid urbanization erase the former connection with water and building. Attitudes towards the river have changed as the city now grows quickly along the road and bridge system, the water network, still present, becomes unused or destroyed.

WATER INFRASTRUCTURE + PUBLICThe space of water in the city generated a physical psychological and social split between site and situation of the city.

This thesis focuses on incorporating Bangkok built environment (site) and ideals (situation) with an informal -PEOPLE, INFRASTRUCTURE, and WATER FLOW- to develop a water filtration and wellness center that overlaps and blends with the edge. Understanding the site and situation will help to develop an architectural project that will bring back the physical and social connection with the edge, so that water and building can once again coexist.

Penetrations into working waterfronts need to be right where the work (loading, unloading, docking) goes on to either side, rather than segregated where there is nothing much to see - Jane Jacobs

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SITEURBAN STRUCTURENewer roads cut through the developing urban structure that originally developed as a series of striations along the Chao Phraya River. The modern city bridges across the river at five different points.

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The river passes through the densely populated capital city, mixed with low and high rise urban devel-opment.

Chao Phraya is an impor-tant gateway to Thailand, being the only transporta-tion route for vessel ship-ment into Bangkok.

Rapid growth of water hyacinth all along the Choa Phraya river water system has become a pollution problem both reducing oxygen and blocking of water thor-oughfare.

Temples play a big role in Thain culture. Often times they are blocked by indus-trial buildings that hide the waters edge.

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SITUATIONCULTURE & HISTORYHistorically Bangkok was a water-based city, the urban life and space was created within this context. The Chao Phraya is well known for its role as the initial point of development. Bangkok started as a small fishing village the evolved into an important trading settlement. With a relatively extensive waterways network in this water transportation era, Bangkok gained a reputation as Venice of the East. The Chao Phraya was Thailands highway to the world, defined by the crisscrossing of canals rather than roads. Even today it is evident that despite rapid urbanization the city and water have grown together. The canal network specifically works with the geography of the low-lying Chao Phraya.

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THE EDGEOn ground level the edge of the city forms borders that create a disconnection to the Chao Phraya River. It is only through the highway that a connection can be made.

WATER EDGE & LANDBy extending and forming the edge a new attitude towards the edge can be made that will encourage public interaction.

PASSIVE + MECHANICAL TREATMENT A new structure of joining useful infra-structure and public amenities is pro-posed for the contemporary city.

Water treatment cells fill the site that will then act as storage cells when the city begins to flood.

The cells are cut up by paths to allow water and people flow throughout the site.

Passive treatment cells serve as water storage containers for the yearly floods.

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RUNNING PATHS + MARKETSA running path intertwines the public and passive spaces to create a more intense interaction.

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PAYING HOMAGEThe site is located next to WAT YAN NAWA TEMPLES. The WATER TREATMENT facility is designed to reflect the roofscape of the surrounding buildings.

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RAIN RUN-OFF

PASSIVE TREATMENT

1 BIOLOGICAL PURIFICATION2 WATER STABILIZATION3 SAND FILTER

18,000 sqft16,000 sqft8,000 sqft

PEOPLE FLOW

PASSIVE TREATMENT

CONNECTION TO TEMPLE

PEOPLE FLOW

WELLNESS CENTER

REFLECTION POND


HRAYA

RIVER

RAIN RUN-OFF

1 areation & biological purification

rye grass tall grass morning glory

wet season

2 water quality stabiliztion3 sand filter

3 21

dry season

RAIN RUN-OFF

PASSIVE TREATMENT


18,000 sqft16,000 sqft8,000 sqft

PEOPLE FLOW

FISH FARMS

MARKETS

OUTDOOR POOL

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RIVER

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REFLECTION OF THE CITY

PEOPLE FLOW

FISH FARMS

MARKETS

OUTDOOR POOL

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HRAYA

RIVER

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PEOPLE FLOW

FISH FARMS

MARKETS

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HRAYA

RIVER

FISH FARM FISH FARM


ZONE 2 INFRASTRUCTURE & PUBLIC SPACE

The SKY TRAIN is the new mode of transportation that people use in Bangkok. It is elevated from the ground which begins to lose the human scale interaction. Fish farms and markets are placed right below the sky train to again encourage the human scale flow and open the view to the river.

ZONE 3 CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS & TEMPLES

The Passive Water Filtration is oriented along the Temples that are located right next to the site. This is done to allow for a more peaceful and private space in the site.

PEOPLE FLOW

PASSIVE TREATMENT


PEOPLE FLOW

WELLNESS CENTER

REFLECTION POND


HRAYA

RIVER

RAIN RUN-OFF



wet season


3 21

dry season

RAIN RUN-OFF

PASSIVE TREATMENT


18,000 sqft16,000 sqft8,000 sqft

PEOPLE FLOW

PASSIVE TREATMENT


PEOPLE FLOW

WELLNESS CENTER

REFLECTION POND


HRAYA

RIVER

RAIN RUN-OFF



wet season


3 21

dry season

RAIN RUN-OFF

PASSIVE TREATMENT


18,000 sqft16,000 sqft8,000 sqft

PEOPLE FLOW

PASSIVE TREATMENT


PEOPLE FLOW

WELLNESS CENTER

REFLECTION POND


HRAYA

RIVER

RAIN RUN-OFF



wet season


3 21

dry season

RAIN RUN-OFF

PASSIVE TREATMENT


18,000 sqft16,000 sqft8,000 sqft

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rye grass tall grass

morning glory1 fine screens

1 aeration & biological purification

fish farm

2 water stabilization3 sand filter

RELEASE

SEWAGE

sludge

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3 selector zone 4 secondary aeration zone

5 main aeration zone

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fish farm


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sludge

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6 cascadeto river

ZONE 2 ZONE 3

PUM

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morning glory3

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fish farm


RELEASE

SEWAGE

sludge

2 PUMP

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6 cascadeto river

ZONE 2 ZONE 3

PUM

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morning glory3

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RAIN

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fish farm


RELEASE

SEWAGE

sludge

2 PUMP

ZONE 1



6 cascadeto river

ZONE 2 ZONE 3

PUM

PING

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morning glory3

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6

CHAO PHRAYA

1 2 3


RAIN

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fish farm


RELEASE

SEWAGE

sludge

2 PUMP

ZONE 1



6 cascadeto river

ZONE 2 ZONE 3

PUM

PING

STA

TION



morning glory3

21

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CHAO PHRAYA

1 2 3ENGINEERED MACHINE CONSTRUCTED WETLAND PUBLIC SPACE

2 1 3PUBLIC SPACE ENGINEERED MACHINE CONSTRUCTED WETLAND

DESIGNED PUBLIC ZONES ON THE SITE

martha gloria

Documents

hotel rooms

wet space

bath house

gawanus canal

unified space

entire space

dry sauna space

motion of flying