This document contains Jesse Gois' portfolio, which includes projects like mushroom pavilions, an energy study, church drawings, and a community center design. It also includes Jesse's resume, highlighting their education in architecture, internship experience in design firms and government organizations, skills in design software and fabrication, and English proficiency.

1. Jesse Gois
Portfolio

2. Index
Mushrooms Pavilion
Energy modeling
Church
Community Center
Resume

3. The mushroom pavilions
For unknown reasons, the most ordinary things such as the blue sky or
the song of the birds have the power of introspection, inner peace
and contentedness. The mushroom pavilion is a space of solitude, mel-
ancholy and inner-peace, a place of paradox, because life is paradox-
al.Light and shadow are the main materials of this composition that
combines a wood pavilion and the nature. A serie of iterations using
grasshopper creates very uniques paterns and differents experiences
and sensations.

4. The mushroom pavilions

5. The mushroom pavilions

6. The mushroom pavilions

7. Energy study with Ladybug
KWh/m2
1385.75<=
1247.15
1188.58
970.01
831.43
692.86
554.29
415.72
277.14
138.57
<=0.00

8. Church - Technical Drawings
1 2
Section 2 Frontal Elevation
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Floor plan
Section 1

9. Community Center
Natal/RN
Brazil
Every project is attached to a unique space and time. The way a building relates to
this uniqueness manifested in things such as culture and climate defines whether it
is successful or not.
In this project we aimed to design a community center that could attend the commu-
nity’s needs, provide thermal confort and energy efficiency. To do that we used a
set of architectural strategies for the tropical clima, such as solar shading, crossed
ventilation, inner courtyard and use of natural light. At the same time we were
seeking for a design that could be not only efficient, but aesthetically expressive
and according to the building materials available in Natal City.

10. Community Center
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The project consists in a main block, where
is the workshop rooms and administration,
the auditorium, a sports court, a pool, a
skate park and a pool. The community
center congregates all the community, in-
depently from age, sex or any social
aspect, by hosting different activities and
also providing a public space where people
can get to know each other sharing their
interests.
Auditorium Section Main building Frontal Elevation
Main building 1st floorN

11. Community Center
The profuse use of windows
and openings combined with
the arrangement of the roofs
is how the building captures
the natural light, the solar
shading on the windows and
the roof makes this resource
- the natural light - more
efficient, because it blocks
the direct radiation of the
solar rays, but allows dif-
fused and indirect light to
enter the building
In order to increase
the acoustic and ther-
mal roof’s performance
we inserted between two
layers of metal tile a
polystyrene layer
The ventilation goes through
the openings, the inner court-
yard and the space between the
tiles and the slabes refreshing
the indoors space. On the main
building we did put the small
faces turned to the West and
East in order to reduce the
amount of solar radiation on
the building during the day.

12. Community Center

13. Resume
Jesse Gois
3241, South Wabash Avenue-60616
Chicago,Illinois
jessepazarc@gmail.com
(312) 394 0998
Objective
I am a brazilian exchange student in
Chicago and I am looking for a summer
internship in order to complete my
education as an architect, experience
the day-to-day life in a architecture
firm, create connections with people
and also complete my exchange program
requirements.
As my long-term project I want to be
a professor, so that I can share what
I have been learning here in United
States with the brazilian students
and also I want to find ways to use
my architecture skills to help commu-
nities and unprivileged people around
the world as an volunteer in a
non-profit organization.
Education
-Illinois Institute of Technology
Architecture. Non-degree interna-
tional student GPA: 2.0/4.00
Brazil Scientific Mobility Program,
fully funded scholarship recipient
-Federal University of Rio Grande do
Norte
Architecture and Urbanism GPA:8.33/10
-Federal Institute of Science and
Technology at Rio Grande do Norte
Technician in buildings degree
GPA:8.00/10

14. Resume - Working experience
-DESA - Architecture Intern(From 11/2014 to 05/2015)
My role in this internship was to design small building and multifamiliar build-
ings, my supervisor gave me a lot of freedom and responsibility, which means
that I had to talk with the clients and understand what they needed and wanted.
My main tool for designing and providing documentation was autocad.
-Secretary of infrastructure at UFRN - Urbanism Intern(From 01/2014 to
10/2014)
On this internship I was hired to develope urban projects for my university back
in Brazil, I helped to create projects of transit sinalization, car parkings and
bike paths using mainly autocad. The day-to-day life on this secretary would in-
clude visiting building sites and measuring.
-Department of Archeology at UFRN - Volunteer (From 03/2013 to 08/2013)
I did this volunteer job while my major was history. My whole was to clean and
organize the lab catalogue of rare and ancient artifacts.
-Secretary of Urban Mobility and Urbanism - Technician Intern (From 01/2012 to
12/2012)
This internship was a requirement to have my degree in buildings. My roles
where to map the buildings affected by the 2014 FIFA World cup, I was also a
autocad draftsman and I also did some land surveying with theodolites, geode-
sic gps and levels.

15. Resume - Tools and Skills
Softwares
+Autocad +Rhinoceros +Grasshopper
+Photoshop +Sketchup +Illustrator
+Lumion +DIVA +Ladybug
+Revit +Vray
Skills
+3d fabrication
+Furniture design and fabrication
+Topography surveying
+Construction management
+Programming
+Guitar playing
Languages
+Advanced English
+Native Portuguese
+Intermediate Spanish