This is a little showroom with some of the residential and civic projects I have worked on over the past years.
PALO ALTO BOWL
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- Community Road Inside
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- Double Unit elevations
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- Pedestrian Row
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- Pedestrian Row
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- Street View
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- Single Unit elevation
32 Residential units in Palo Alto, California. It has been designed to be a Green Point Certified community. It has 16 single home units and 16 duplexes. I was a designer and Job Captain from feasibility studies to Schematic Design and Design Development faces.
The project is currently built and occupied
ALTAIR PALO ALTO TOWNHOUSES
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- Model with view of Apartment
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- Model of TownHouses by the Main Entrance
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- Model of some Typical TownHouse Units
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- View of the main entrance
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- Interior View of one TownHouse
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- Pedestrian Walk inside the Community
98 townhouses over a concrete podium with garage and services under it, in Palo Alto, California. Although it was not intended to be certified as a green development it was designed to be ecologically efficient and 20% over the requirements of Title 21. I was Designer and Job Captain from feasibility studies to Schematic Design and Design Development, and part of Contract Documents faces.
The project is currently built and occupied
SENIOR BUILDING AT PALO ALTO – INDEPENDENT LIVING FOR LOW INCOME SENIOR CITIZEN
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- Perspective Viewof Building and Entrenca to Altair Homes
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- Model with View to Charleston Ave.
Main Elevation
Four stories and 56 residential units for low income senior citizens, with 2 bedrooms, one bedroom and studio type apartments. I was a designer and Job Captain from feasibility studies to Schematic Design, Design Development, and part of Construction Documentation phaces.
The project is currently built and occupied
HIGH DENSITY LIVING IN PALO ALTO
The project is a complex of three, four and five stories buildings over a concrete podium with garage and services on a lot in Palo Alto, California. The complex house 300 apartments surrounding three court yards. It was not proposed to be green certified but it was designed with the goal to exceed at least by 20% the standards of California Title 21.
I was Designer and Job Captain from feasibility studies to Schematic Design and 50% Design Development when the developer stopped work on it. We later worked on other residential project on the same lot and same client, but different density requirements and theme.