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PORTFOLIOBY | AMAD UDDIN
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Amad Uddin is a graduate of New York City College of Technnology . He hashis Bachelor’s of Technology in Architectural Technology. Amad hopes to attendgraduate school and obtain his Masters degree in Architeture. He has workedfor various different companies, and has a varied acclimation to these industries.His goal is to set up his own business someday and quite possibly open his ownpractice. He’d like to specialize in healthcare facilities.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. SHELTERS FOR ALL COMPETITION.............................................................PAGES 1-3
2. NESTIVE HOUSING COMPETITIONS.............................................................PAGES 4-6
3. CHINATOWN COMMUNITY CENTER.............................................................PAGES 7-10
4. MISCELLAENOUS WORK SAMPLES.............................................................PAGES
SHELTERS FOR ALL HOUSING COMPETITION
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This is a project I entered for Duke University’s Shelters for All competition. The aim of thiscompetition was to develop sustainable housing for developing nations. Especially nationsthat are prone to natural disasters. So I chose to design for my native country of Bangladesh.My design utilized the local materials, such as hemp fiber and bamboo. Since Bangladesh isprone to flooding my unit was designed to prevent damage from water. I won third place for my entry.
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NESTIV HOUSING COMPETITION
The Nestiv Housing Competition is a project I did in collaboration with two friends. The purposeof this project was to set up a database of aesthetic modular housing and clients wouldchoose which house they liked. There upon the chosen house would be constructed. So my friends and I decided that our unit should be constructed from shipping containers. Unfortunately, we did not win this competition. But it was a positive learning experience.
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CHINATOWN COMMUNITY CENTER
This project was my final design class project. We had an actual client from Chinatown who was thechairman for the development of Chinatown. Our challenge was to design a community center thatwould preserve the culture of China and also educate non-Chinese on Chinese culture. One issue the client expressed that the newer generation of Chinese were leaving Chinatown. He felt that thiswould lead to gentrification and loss of culture. Since most buildings in China are rent-controlled.So this center would serve as an inhibiter to keep the youth in the neighbourhood as well as preservetheir culture.
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Taper Table | Mahogney Finish
End Table Rendering
MISCELLAENOUS WORKThis is some sample work I did while at my internship atFerra Designs. These are some renderings as well asshop drawings.
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Taper Table | Mahogney Finish
End Table Rendering
MISCELLAENOUS WORKThis is some sample work I did while at my internship atFerra Designs. These are some renderings as well asshop drawings.
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PROJECT:DWG NO.:
DATE:
DRAWN BY:
ACTIVE DUTY BOOKCASE
ACTIVE DUTY BOOKCASE
A-101-08-2014
AMAD UDDIN
DRAWING LIST:
A-1 COVER PAGEA-2 PLAN & ELEVATIONSA-3 SECTIONSA-4 SHELF DETAILS
PROJECT:DWG NO.:
DATE:
DRAWN BY:
BOOKCASE 20. GA. STEEL- PLANA SCALE: 34"=1'-0"
BOOKCASE 20. GA. STEEL- FRONTC SCALE: 12"=1'-0"
BOOKCASE 20. GA. STEEL- BACKD SCALE: 12"=1'-0"
BOOKCASE 20. GA. STEEL- SIDEE SCALE: 12"=1'-0"
36"
18"
36"
13"
1"
1"1"
36"
71"
18"
71"1" THICK
SHELFWELDEDTO CASE
(SEE SHELF DETAIL)
ACTIVE DUTY BOOKCASE
A-201-08-2014
AMAD UDDIN
AA-3
BA-3
*NOTE: ALL STEEL IS 20 GA. &RECYCLED
FINISH: POWDERCOAT
13"
71"
13"
13"
13"
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BOOKCASE 20. GA. STEEL- FRAME PLANB SCALE: 34"=1'-0"
1"x1"x1" STEEL TUBE
4" SHEPHERDCASTER
LOGOEMBOSSEDIN BOTTOM
LEFT CORNER
PROJECT:DWG NO.:
DATE:
DRAWN BY:
18"
71"
36"
71"
SHELF SUPPORT(SEE SHELF DETAIL)
ACTIVE DUTY BOOKCASE
A-301-08-2014
AMAD UDDIN
BOOKCASE 20. GA. STEEL- SIDE SECTIONA SCALE: 12"=1'-0"
BOOKCASE 20. GA. STEEL- FRONT SECTIONB SCALE: 12"=1'-0"
58" 13
4" 58"
3"
1" 33" 1"
36"
2"3"
6"3"
314"
181 4"
3"
3258"
1 2"PROJECT:DWG NO.:
DATE:
DRAWN BY:
ACTIVE DUTY BOOKCASE
A-401-08-2014
AMAD UDDIN
BOTTOM OF SHELF DETAIL1 SCALE: 1-12"=1'-0"
SHELF SUPPORT SECTION2 SCALE: 6"=1'-0"
DETAIL 44 SCALE: 3"=1'-0"
(SEE DETAIL 4)
1 2"
12"1"
14"
SHELF SUPPORT-PLAN3 SCALE: 1-12"=1'-0"
DATE: 03-27-14
DWG TITLE: DOOR SHOP DRAWINGS CHECKED BY:
DWG. NO.: S-1ENTRY SYSTEMS
1 DOOR ELEVATIONSCALE: 3
4"=1'-0" 2 DOOR ELEVATION 2SCALE: 3
4"=1'-0" 3 TRANSOM SECTIONSCALE: 1-1/2"=1'-0"
4 9B DETAILSCALE: 6"=1'-0" 5 9D DETAIL
SCALE: 6"=1'-0" 6 9C DETAILSCALE: 6"=1'-0"
8"
2"
10"
212" 21
2"
8"
2"
10"
212"
8"
2"
10"1" POCKET FILLER
AT DOOR JAMBS1" POCKET FILLER
AT DOOR JAMBS
6'
9'-8" V.I.F.
7'
2'-8"
120"21
2" 212"115"
72" DOOR OPENING
116"+ -
1" TEMPEREDTHERMAL
PANE
9B
9B
9D
9C
(SEE TRANSOM SECTION)
10" BOTTOM RAIL
9B
1" REDEUCER
14" TEMPERED
TRANSOM
2x4 TUBE
WALKING BEAMPIVOT
212"
2'-4"
4"
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