Some of my work as a student in the College of Environmental Design at UC Berkeley.

1. Eddy Cruz
Portfolio

3. Index
pg. 4
Project A
pg. 8
Project B
pg. 12
Project C
pg. 16
SCALE: Affordable Housing Project
James R. Royce Affordable Housing Competition (Winners)
100C: Architectural Design III (Fall 2015)
Prof:Christopher Calott & Carol Galante
Experimental Floating Theater
100D: Architectural Design IV (Spring 2016)
Prof: Jean-Paul Bourdier
Resume
Good Food Project
100B: Fundamentals of Architectural Design (Spring 2015)
Prof: Keith Plymale

4. MISSION ST.
utility room
A A
C
C B
B
MISSION ST.
A A
C
C B
B
view
1ST FLOOR 2ND FLOOR
A A
C
C B
B
A
A
C
C B
B
view
3RD FLOOR 4TH FLOOR
MISSION ST.
utility room
A A
C
C B
B
MISSION ST.
A A
C
C B
B
view
1ST FLOOR 2ND FLOOR
A A
C
C B
B
A
A
C
C B
B
view
3RD FLOOR 4TH FLOOR
0 1 5 15 30
STRUCTURE/SKIN
SECTION A
SECTION B
SECTION C
utility room
C B C B
CIRCULATION/LIGHT
STRUCTURE AND CIRCULATION
SITE ANALYSIS
1st FLOOR 2nd FLOOR 3rd FLOOR 4th FLOOR
view
1ST FLOOR 2ND FLOOR
SITE ANALYSIS
STRUCTURE/CIRCULATION
CIRCULATION/LIGHT
C B
C B
1st FLOOR 2nd FLOOR 3rd FLOOR 4th FLOOR
view
3RD FLOOR 4TH FLOOR
GOODFOOD By: Eddy Cruz
CIRCULATION/LIGHT
STRUCTURE AND CIRCULATION
SITE ANALYSIS
1st FLOOR 2nd FLOOR 3rd FLOOR 4th FLOOR
SITE ANALYSIS
STRUCTURE/CIRCULATION
CIRCULATION/LIGHT
CIRCULATION/LIGHT
STRUCTURE AND CIRCULATION
SITE ANALYSISSITE ANALYSIS
STRUCTURE/CIRCULATION
CIRCULATION/LIGHT
CIRCULATION/LIGHT
STRUCTURE AND CIRCULATIONSTRUCTURE/CIRCULATION
CIRCULATION/LIGHT
0 1 5 15 30
SECTION B
SECTION C
4A

5. Good Food Project
100B: Fundamentals of Archi-
tectural Design
This Architectural Design
Studio engages the pursuits of
research, knowledge, design
and technologies. The intent
is to understand the potential
that design has to activate
our collective disciplinary
responsability.
Students were asked to use
this research to conceptualize
a large design approach for
a hybrid program organized
around the thematic concept
of food.
The project main idea
revolves around the shifting
of volumes, with a central
atrium that acts as a space
that unifies all the programs,
and provides a space with
sufiecient light and views to
engage the users and their
visitors.
4th FLOOR
GOODFOOD By: Eddy Cruz
5A

6. STRUCTURE AND CIRCULATION
SITE ANALYSIS
1st FLOOR 2nd FLOOR 3rd FLOOR 4th FLOOR
SITE ANALYSIS
STRUCTURE/CIRCULATION
CIRCULATION/LIGHT
STRUCTURE AND CIRCULATION
SITE ANALYSISSITE ANALYSIS
STRUCTURE/CIRCULATION
CIRCULATION/LIGHT
0 1 5 15 30
STRUCTURE/SKIN
SECTION A
SECTION B
SECTION C
6A

7. 7A

8. 8B

9. James R. Boyce
Affordable Housing
Competition (Winners)
Winners of the James R.
Boyce Affordable Housing
design competition of Fall
2015, and 2nd place in the
2016 Circus showcase in
the College of Environmental
Design in its category.
This studio class assisted
the city of Richmond by
assessing several city-owned
and privately held lands
and designing an Affordable
Housing project considering
thoughtful community
analysis, project design and
an understanding of their
development’s overall social
and financial feasibility.
This interdisciplinary
studio engaged students
from Architecture, city and
regional planning, and
landscape architecture to
consider all aspects of the
development and design of
a comprehensive affordable
housing project.
9B

10. 10B

11. 11B

12. 12C
Rehearsal
Classroom
Classroom
Refreshment
Merchandize
TRAVERSE ARENA
2ND FLORR PLAN
0 2 4 8 16 32

13. 13C
Experimental Floating
Theater
100D: Architectural Design IV
We were asked to design an
experimental floating theater
located in Berkeley’s Marina
district, that could be towed to
various Bay Area Cities in the
future.
Some of the Design
Goals include creating a
facility which fosters and
encourages creativity and
community participation
among paying and
non-paying visitors, students,
visiting professionals and the
staff .
Main design concept derives
from an eroding box, whose
landscapes and spaces are
carved out from the main
volume, allowing for different
transparencies to emerge
from within the structure
and allowing for different
performance spaces to
emerge from its landscapes.
1ST FLORR PLAN
0 2 4 8 16 32

14. 14C
0 2 4 8 16 32

15. Rehearsal
Shop
Refreshment
Costume shop
Office
15C
0 2 4 8 16 32

16. Summary
Skills
Accomplishments
Work Experience
Education
EDDY CRUZ
24964 Lucien Way , Hayward, CA 94544 | C: 510-931-8554 | eddy_cruzv@hotmail.com
Dedicated and highly motivated architecture student who works well independently, as well as part
of a team. Versed in drawing architectural designs and incredibly efficient in learning and producing
drawings with the latest digital applications.
Team player
Strong conceptual and schematic design
skills
Creative and artistic
Motivated and Dedicated
Superb attention to detail
Proficient with:
Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign
Rhinoceros 3D
Familiar with:
Autocad
SketchUp
Revit
Climate Consultant
Sefaira
Winner of the James R. Boyce Affordable Housing design competition of Fall 2015, which assisted
the city of Richmond by assessing several city-owned and privately held lands and designing an
Affordable Housing project considering thoughtful community analysis, project design and an
understanding of their development's overall social and financial feasibility.
Apr 2013 to Feb 2015Photo Specialist
Walgreens － Hayward, CA
Assessed customer needs and responded to questions.
Cleaned and straightened work area.
Worked with customer service to resolve issues.
Rotated stock to maintain freshness.
Provided professional and courteous service at all times.
2016Bachelor of Arts, Architecture
University of California Berkeley － Berkeley, CA, United States
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