The document is a resume for Jeremy Ross that summarizes his education and experience. It lists that he is pursuing a Bachelor of Architecture degree at Penn State University and spent a semester abroad in Rome, Italy. It also outlines professional experience with Nase Architects and lists awards and distinctions from design competitions. The resume concludes with a list of software skills.

1. JEREMY
ROSS

2. JEREMY ROSS
570 PATERNO DRIVE
HARLEYSVILLE, PA 19438
267.733.5587
jor5282@psu.edu
EDUCATION
2011-PRESENT: THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY
STATE COLLEGE, PA
BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE
ROME, ITALY
SEMESTER ABROAD
PRODUCED SITE DRAWINGS/DOCUMENTATION, ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWINGS, AND EXISTING CONDITION SETS FOR RENOVATION WORK
WORKED DIRECTLY WITH CLIENTS, CONSULTED CONTRACTORS AND
COORDINATED WITH LOCAL OFFICIALS ON CODE AND PERMIT ISSUES
2007-2011: SOUDERTON AREA HIGH SCHOOL
SOUDERTON, PA
FALL 2014: PANTHEON INSTITUTE
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2014: NASE ARCHITECTS
SKIPPACK, PA
PROJECTS INCLUDE: URSINUS DORMITORY DESIGN, COLLEGEVILLE
THEATRE RECLAMATION, AND MAINLAND INN
RENOVATION
WORKED WITH A INTERNATIONAL GROUP OF ITALIANS, IRANIAN,
AND TURKISH STUDENTS ON A MUSEUM FOR HADRIAN’S VILLA
AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS
2014: PIRANESI PRIX di ROME - HONORABLE MENTION
TIVOLI, ITALY
WORKED WITH SAPIENZA UNIVERSITY IN ROME TO REDESIGN A
SECTION OF THE AURELIAN WALL TO SHOWCASE ROME’S HISTORY
2014: AURELIAN WALL COMPETITION - FINALIST
ROME, ITALY
DESIGNED AN URBAN CENTER FOR BROWNSVILLE, PA, IN ORDER TO
REVITALIZE AN OTHERWISE NEGLECTED TOWN CENTER
2014: FOREMAN DESIGN COMPETITION - 2ND PLACE
BROWNSVILLE, PA
PLACED 2ND IN CLASS OUT OF 40 STUDENTS
DESIGNED A MUSEUM SHOWCASING THE HISTORY OF THE BROOKLYN ,
AS WELL AS USE CONCRETE IN AN INNOVATIVE AND CREATIVE MANNER
2013: NCMA DESIGN COMPETITION - FINALIST
NEW YORK CITY, NY
ENTERED MODULAR FURNITURE DESIGN IN PENN STATE COMPETITION,
PATENT IS NOW PENDING FOR FINAL CONSTRUCTION AND IMPLEMENTATION
2012: GREEN DORMITORY PROJECT - 1ST PLACE
STATE COLLEGE, PA
SKILLS
REVIT
RHINO
ILLUSTRATOR
PHOTOSHOP
INDESIGN
SKETCHUP
GRASSHOPPER
VRAY RENDER
3DS MAX
AUTOCAD

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EVENTARIUM
BROWNSVILLE TOWN CENTER
BROOKLYN BRIDGE MUSEUM
MUSICIAN HOUSE

4. EVENTARIUM
FALL 2014 STUDIO ABROADROME, ITALY
04
SITE MODEL
The Eventarium is designed for the Galoppatoio north of
Villa Medici. The system of broken program is used to
claim control of the site, while a trio of trees are used to
imply paths of access to the center of the site. Varying
path widths accompany the major axes of the Eventarium,
culminating in a large promenade in the center, which
then reorients and leads the user to the Event Plaza.
The Event Plaza is meant to replace Piazza di Siena’s
annual horse show. Together, the Eventarium occupies
and revitalizes a space that had fallen into disrepair over
the past several years, in an effort to bring the people of
Rome back to this expansive and valuable area.
PEDESTRIAN ACCESS POINTS CRITICAL SIGHT LINES
CROSS SITE
PIAZZA DI
SIENA
VILLA
MEDICI
PORTA PINCIANA
IL PINCIO
MAJOR AXES
PIAZZA DI
SIENA
VILLA
MEDICI
PORTA
PINCIANA
IL PINCIO
CROSS SITE
CONTOUR MANIPULATION
SCHEME DEVELOPMENT

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EVENT STADIUM
RESTAURANT
MUSEUM
ARCHIVE
GALLERY
ADMIN
RECEPTION
HALL
CLUBHOUSE
STABLES
PADDOCKS
THEATRE
PROMENADE
POND
SEATING
05
ADMIN.
OFFICE
OFFICE
MECH.STOR.
BR BR
BREAK
ROOM
CONF.
ROOM
ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING SECTION
1:200
ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING PLAN
1:200 N
BAR
RESTAURANT
OUTDOOR
SEATING
OUTDOOR
SEATING
MECH.
BR BR BAR KITCHEN
RESTAURANT
KITCHEN
LOBBY
N
GALLERY
ENTRANCE
OUTDOOR
EXHIBITION
AREA
BR
BR
N
SCULPTURE
GARDEN
FLOOR PLANS / SECTIONS: ADMINISTRATIVE BUILDING, RESTAURANT, AND ART GALLERY
MAJOR AXIS RENDERING SITE PLAN

6. BROWNSVILLE TOWN CENTER
SPRING 2014 STUDIO IIIBROWNSVILLE, PA
06
SITE MODELBrownsville, PA, is a town that once held it’s head
high; It was the premier coal mining town outside of
Pittsburgh. After years of deterioration, Brownsville
is nearly abandoned, losing nearly 80% of its popula-
tion from it’s peak in the 1920’s. The aim of our town
center is to rejuvenate the former town center of
Brownsville, and to provide an area of the town at
which it’s citizens can rally and rebuild.
Using local materials and similar building heights,
we introduced new forms to begin the rebuilding
process. The town was in need of usable park space,
so to connect the buildings not only by form and
material use, the park was conceived as a unifying
agent. Corten steel and concrete highlight the sur-
rounding area’s materials; they pay homage to the
wraught iron and concrete block used in Browns-
ville’s first major expansion. By introducing a hotel,
restaurant, office building, and bike park, these four
core pieces of infrastructure will start the second ex-
pansion this town deserves, and certainly needs.
SCHEME DEVELOPMENT
R E S TAU R A N T
B I K E P A R K
R E S TAU R A N T
H O T E L
TNARUATSER
BIKEPARK
HOTEL

7. 07
UP
Market St.
BrownsvilleAve.
Main Seating
Bar/Lounge
Kitchen
Men
s
Restroom
Restroom
Storag
e
Load
ing
Indoor
Bike Park
Plaza Extension
Monongahela River
Charles St.
Fire
Sta
ir
Fitness Cen
ter
Fir
e
Stair
Main Lobby
Mecha
nic
al/
Storag
e
Cafe
Storag
e
SenecaAve.
Me
ns
Res
tro
om
Wo
me
ns
Res
tro
om
+773
100 YEAR
FLOOD PLAIN
+777
+777
UP
UP
+781
+781
+775
FOOTING:
- Concrete Sheathing
- 12” Concrete Slab on grade
- 6” Rigid Insulation
- Gravel Layer
- 8”x12” Solid Concrete Block
- 8“ Drainage Pipe
- 1/2” #4 Steel Rebar
- Earth
FLOOR/WALL SYSTEM:
- 10” Two Way Concrete Slab
- 4“ Rigid Insulation
- 1” #4 Steel Rebar
- 12”x12” Corten Steel Column
- 14“ Dropped Ceiling
- 1/4” Glass Panel
- 4“x10” Mullion, Corten Steel Cap
- 3/4” Argon Gas Fill
- 38“ Corten Steel Railing
GREEN ROOF SYSTEM:
- Aluminum Coping
- Sheathing
- Parapet Wall
- Drainage Gravel
- Vegetation
- Earth Layer
- 1/4” Root Membrane
- Drainage Layer
- Vapor Membrane
- Steel Bracket
- 6” Rigid Insulation
+777’
FLOOD PLAIN
+797’
SECOND FLOOR
+781’
GROUND FLOOR
+809’
THIRD FLOOR
+820’
FOURTH FLOOR
+831’
FIFTH FLOOR
+842’
SIXTH FLOOR
+855’
ROOF
2 River Defines Buildable
Plots Outside Floodplain
1 Existing Site Condition
3 Site Shape Orients
View Toward River 5 Expanded Park Space
Across Market St.
4 Building Masses
Oriented To Views
6 Building + Park Nodes
Linked By Park System
SITE DEVELOPMENT
WALL SECTION
PARK PERSPECTIVE
BALCONY EXTERIOR
SITE PLAN
HOTEL: LEVEL 2 HOTEL: ROOM LEVEL
UP
UP
UP
UP

8. BROOKLYN BRIDGE MUSEUM
SPRING 2013 STUDIO IIBROOKLYN, NEWYORK
08
NIGHT EXTERIOR
Brooklyn, New York, is a thriving area of the city;
young people are beginning to move back into the
area, and a demand for a hub for these new people
is growing. The site for this museum lies right be-
neath the Brooklyn Bridge - and this is why the
museum is dedicated to the history of the bridge.
The museum was designed with the National Con-
crete and Masonry Association as a sponsor; Con-
crete was the prevailing material in the project. A
custom CMU was designed for implementation, and
is used as a screen for the gallery spaces to diffuse
direct light, and emit light at night. Historic center-
pieces - original art works, a mock up of the bridge
pier - are highlighted in the open gallery spaces on
the middle floors, with a rooftop cafe looking out on
the gorgeous surrounding area.

9. PARTI GROUND FLOOR GALLERY FLOOR TRANSVERSE SECTION
09
These interior renderings show the feature of the custom CMU screen. Arranged in a way as to protect
the artwork inside, light would filter through the screen and would project on the floor. The floor would
then create an interesting glowing interior during the day. The floors frame the circulation around the
primary exhibition: a mock up of the bridge pier, to guide circulation around the main attraction.
UP

10. HOUSE FOR A MUSICIAN
FALL 2012 STUDIO IIHOWARD, PA
10
The house for a musician was an introductory lesson
in residential design. The program called for expect-
ed living spaces for a single user with some unex-
pected variables such as: a pool for lap swimming,
an outdoor performance space, and an interior room
which would house the musician’s grand baby
piano.
Simple geometric forms drove this project; the pro-
gram demanded spaces, and that is where the form
began. The three main volumes are the living
room/kitchen space, the piano room, and the bed-
room volume. The unifying factor of these spaces is
the large chimney which is the pin throughout those
spaces. They expand off of it, and the chimney is en-
tirely stone, contrasting the primarily wood con-
struction of the house. The house is a geometric
mass whose proportions dictate the form, and
create cozy living spaces throughout the building.
SITE MODEL

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FLOOR PLANS: GROUND LEVEL, PIANO ROOM LEVEL, AND BEDROOM LEVEL
LAP POOL PERSPECTIVE
UP
UP
UP
DN
DN
DN
DN
DN
TRANSVERSE SECTION EAST ELEVATION