This document provides descriptions of 8 projects in an architecture student's portfolio from Bowling Green State University in 2015. The projects include designs for a canal connecting streets in Toledo, renovations to a historic building on campus, interpretations of a Chinese character through calligraphy, a disc golf course and park in Toledo, a performance in a campus theater, living space for Pablo Picasso, manipulating a paper sheet to explore rhythm, and combining a painting with a grid.

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Madison Ave Canal
McFall Renovation
Chinese Calligraphy
Disc Golf Toledo
Small Occupations
Picasso Living Space
Paper Folding
Le Corbusier & Grid
Point, Line, Plane

3. Madison Ave CanalAn open air community space connecting Madson and Huron Avenues while wrapping
the interior facades of the Huntington building (Toledo, OH).

4. McFall RenovationRedesign of the the historic structure and new addition to the south side of
McFall Center (old library) at Bowling Green State University.

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7. Chinese Calligraphyusing the chinese character for rough, a series of
progressive interpretations were created

8. An inter-city 9 hole disc golf course (first of it's kind) and park pavillion
designed for implementation in the uptown neighborhood of Toledo, OH.
Disc Golf Toledo

12. Small OccupationsChoreograph a short "performance" in a niche or nook of the Wolfe
Center at BGSU. Chosen space: entrance hall to the Blackbox Theater.

13. Picasso Living SpaceGiven a famous “client” and instructed to build a modern living space for them.
I recieved Pablo Picasso, the famous Cubism founder, painter, and artist.

15. Paper FoldingGiven the architectural term Rhythm; a composition had to be created by
manipulating one sheet of 11x17 paper, without removing any pieces

17. Le Corbusier & GridWith a Le Corbusier painting and a variable edged grid and instructed
to combine them in a dynamic way.

19. Point, Line, PlanePoints become lines. Lines become planes. Planes become volumes.