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- 1. Computer Skills: Resume About Me: Daniel Garcia’s “Growingup in a military family had me constantly moving around the world and meeting new people. Consequently, I have had a great deal of practice adjusting to new situations and crowds which has increased my capability to work in teams. My perpetual relocation is also partly responsible for my interest in architecture which I am quite passionate about. In pursuit of this passion, I completed both my Bachelor and Master of Architecture from Texas Tech University, but I wanted to expand further so I completed my MBA as well. When I started out my college education, I had zero knowl- edge of any digital architectural mediums, but since then, I have learned multiple programs stretching from Revit to Rhino, and I plan to continue learning more. My work ethic and passion for the design field is strong, and I am always looking for new challenges. If you have such challenges for me, then give me a shout!” Education: Texas Tech University: Lubbock, Texas Master of Architecture (M. Arch) - Expected May 2015 Master of Business Administration (MBA) - Expected May 2015 Bachelor of Science in Architecture - Class of 2012 Experience: Teacher’s Assistant: Building Information Modeling August 2012 - December 2014 Included: Learning and presenting on Integrated Building Modeling Systems Use of Revit Architecture and ArchiCAD to design all building systems Managing student teams and solving potential and unexpeted issues Volunteer For The Bridge of Lubbock February 2014 - May 2014 Included: Working in a team to organize a debut fun run for the community Designed marketing material such as fliers and logos Finding and acquiring donations and sponsors for the event Tracking the actual logistics and technical aspects of the event Extensive practice and knowledge in Rhino, Autodesk, and Adobe Suites programs including Revit Architecture, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Indesign Basic knowledge and past experience in Graphisoft Archicad Minor experience in other programs including FormZ, 3DS Max, and Sketch- up Exhibitions: Urban Stage: Lubbock, Texas October - November 2014 Temporary Downtown Installation Collaboration Between the Univeristy, College, and City Rethinking Downtown and Typical Street Design First Friday Art Trail: Lubbock, Texas Various showings from 2008-2014 The Modern - Restoring Decaying Downtown Structures Platte River Condos - Collaborative studio project Digital Media - Point, Curve, and Surface Design
- 2. HUMAN CREATIVITY THINKER PERSISTENCE PROBLEM SOLVERACCOUNTABLE RELIABLE FAST LEARNER TEAMWORKPERFECTIONIST PASSION PRIDE GLOBALEADERSHIP CAPITAL EXPERIENCE CREATIVE ARSENAL GRAPHICDESIGN 3D INDESIGN PHOTOSHOP ILLUSTRATOR DIGITAL PAINTINGS SITE ANALYSIS IMPROVISATION MODELING REVIT ARCHITECTURE RHINOCEROS AUTOCAD L SECTIONS LOORPLANS ELEVATIONS REASEARCH IBM Other Information: 701 N. Ithica Ave. Apt. 2620 Lubbock, TX 79415 https://www.linkedin.com/pub/daniel-gar- cia/b6/957/982 garciadan28@gmail.com dl.garcia@ttu.edu Research: Post Industrial Landscapes as Urban Interventions Published by Jeffrey S. Nesbit Work Completed by the Students of: Post-Industrial Landscapes Seminar, Fall 2012 Chapter 1: Pier in the Desert Looking at the abandoned Railyards in Albuquerque, NM and the hidden opportunities left behind as residuals :ReferencesPark, Kuhn Associate Professor, Texas Tech University 806- 834-1242 kuhn.park@ttu.edu Torres-MacDonald, MaryAlice Associate Professor, Texas Tech University Director, Houston Program Director, Urban and Community Design 913-806-2548 ma.torres-macdonald@ttu.edu Nesbit, Jeff Associate Professor, Texas Tech University 806-834-4213 jeff.nesbit@ttu.edu DLG 915-861-4119