Safety Program Compliance
Resume:
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
ARCHITECT FEBRUARY **** - PRESENT
AMR ENGINEERING NEW YORK, NY
Managed comprehensive Façade Inspection and Safety Program (FISP) projects, including site inspections, condition assessments, and compliance documentation for NYC Local Law 11 requirements.
Prepared detailed reports and repair recommendations to address façade deficiencies, ensuring safety compliance and prolonging building lifespan for a portfolio of commercial and residential properties. Collaborated with multidisciplinary teams to develop cost-effective remediation plans and coordinate with contractors to implement façade repairs within regulatory deadlines.
ARCHITECT JANUARY 2021 - JULY 2023
PACE ENGINEERING NEW YORK, NY
Proficient in industry standard software including AutoCAD and Adobe Creative Suite for end-to-end production of architectural drawings and specifications including construction documentation
Seasoned expert in detailed building design of general construction, steel and concrete structures; plumbing; HVAC and electric; replacement windows; exterior replacement; sidewalk replacement; including on site monitoring construction Expert in keeping projects accountable of building codes, regulations and construction documentation, examples include NYCHA report for construction and preparing Local Law 11 NYCDOB Report, including filing DOB NOW Involvement in NYCHA Building Projects:
Patterson Houses
Ingersoll Houses
Glebe Avenue
Woodson Houses
Castle Hill Houses
Baruch Addition
Sedgwick Houses
Haber Houses
Dyckman Houses
Involvement for Local Law 11:
Franklin Avenue – 63 Jefferson Place (7 building for Roof Replacement) 252 West 76th Street
279 East 44th Street
Representative Projects:
NYCHA Woodson Houses - 365 Powell Street, Relevant Structural Technical issue and Design:
This 10-story building currently exhibits unsafe conditions as indicated in the 8th Local Law 11 cycle report. In preparation for the upcoming 9th cycle report, we are conducting a thorough assessment of the building's current state, aiming to identify any new issues that have arisen. These may include concerns such as cracked concrete, spalling and eroded brick surfaces, damaged brick elements, deteriorated mortar joints, bowing or bulging brick panels, as well as delaminated and displaced mortar bed joints beneath masonry components such as coping and window sills. Our assessment also encompasses displaced masonry joints near metal components like window lintels and shelf angles, vertical and diagonal (stepped) cracking within the brick masonry, and instances of loose or missing coping cover.
Upon completion of the updated report, our contractor will proceed with necessary renovations to address both unsafe conditions and SWARMP (Safe with a Repair and Maintenance Program) items. Following successful renovations and the restoration of the building to a safe state, we will proceed to file the required documentation with the New York City Department of Buildings (NYCDOB). This comprehensive process ensures the building's compliance with safety regulations and contributes to its long-term structural integrity.
AGUSTINUS CHANDRA
ARCHITECT
Experienced, highly skilled and detailed
oriented architect with a passion for
creative and innovative designs with a
proven track of delivering exceptional
architectural designs. Committee to
delivering exceptional quality and
impactful delivery in architectural, project
management and client collaboration.
Seeking a challenging position to join a
dynamic architectural firm that values
professional growth and opportunity to
make an impact in the field of
architecture.
linkedin.com/in/agustinus-d-chandra/
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CONTACT
EDUCATION
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE,
ARCHITECTURE
University of University of
Tarumanagara, 1991
Summa Cum Laude
ARCHITECTURE EDUCATION
PROGRAM
Queens College, 1999-2001
AutoCAD 2000
Beginner Revit
NYC DOB 16 HOUR SUSPENDED
SCAFFOLD TRAINING
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE CONT'D
ARCHITECT JANUARY 2021 - JULY 2023
PACE ENGINEERING NEW YORK, NY
Representative Projects:
279 East 44th Street: Relevant Structural Technical Issue and Design: This 22-story building has exhibited unsafe conditions, despite the apparent safety indicated in the 8th cycle report of Local Law 11. These unsafe conditions have arisen due to adverse weather conditions that have adversely affected the building's façade. Notable among the identified issues are cracking at masonry corners, vertical cracks in the brick masonry, open or missing mortar joints, delaminated and defective slate window sills, broken railings, spalling and eroded brick facades, diagonal (stepped) cracking in the brick masonry, bowing and bulging brick panels, as well as loose or missing coping covers. Additionally, concerns include horizontal cracking within the brick masonry, leaning of the building, and dislodged parapet walls, alongside dried, cracked, or missing joint sealant at windows. Given the gravity of these conditions, it is imperative to draft comprehensive construction drawings for submission to the New York City Department of Buildings (NYCDOB). Timely remediation and adherence to the deadline for Local Law 11 filing to the NYCDOB are of utmost importance to ensure the rectification of these issues and the overall safety of the building ARCHITECT JANUARY 2000 - JANUARY 2021
FRE ASSOCIATES INC. NEW YORK, NY
Proven proficiency in leading architectural and managing projects from concept to completion
Oversaw the end-to-end production of architectural drawings, specifications and construction documents ensuring accuracy and compliance with industry standards with quantity take off using manual and CAD technique In depth knowledge of building codes, zoning regulations and construction practices including preparing Local Law 11 NYCDOB Report Developed innovative design strategy including creative architectural solutions that exceeded client expectations and garnered industry recognition including subdivision drawings
Conducted site visits to monitor construction progress and resolve ad-hoc design related issues and ensured efficiency to project speculations . Representative Projects:
Local Law 11 Projects: 100 West 89th Street, 505 East 79th Street, Seward Park (4 buildings 21 stories), 25 Beekman Place, 32 East 64th street, 33 East End Avenue, 67 Park Avenue, 100 West 89th Street, 110 East 36th Street, 130 East End Avenue, 150 East 37th Street, 150 East 69th Street, 160 East 65th Street, 163 East 81st Street, 205 East 69th Street, 305 West 86th street, 345 East 69th Street, 505 East 79th Street, 12 East 87th Street, 15 West 84th Street, 19 East 65th Street, 19 East 80th Street, 24 Central Park South, 24 East 21st Street, 30 East 72nd Street, 62 West 62nd Street, 111 East 85th Street, 119 Fulton Street, 140 Charles Street, 201 East 79th Street, 501 East 79th Street, 520 East 86th Street, 400 East 57th Street, 520 East 86th Street, 1036 Park Avenue, 1100 Park Avenue, 838 West End Avenue
Other Buildings: Include encompassed tasks such as window replacement, interior design enhancements, boiler replacement, and terrace refurbishment. MANAGER 1996-1998
FIN-OUT INC. JAKARTA, INDONESIA
Responsible for mall development from foundation until grand opening by help leading architectural design
Lead architect in building and development of 200+ store designs Propose and lead requirements for each store development including architectural layout, AC, plumbing, heat detectors and more AGUSTINUS
CHANDRA
ARCHITECT
linkedin.com/in/agustinus-d-chandra/
**********@*****.***
CONTACT
EDUCATION
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE,
ARCHITECTURE
University of University of
Tarumanagara, 1991
Summa Cum Laude
ARCHITECTURE EDUCATION
PROGRAM
Queens College, 1999-2001
AutoCAD 2000
Beginner Revit
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