The document is a resume for Ryan Dillon, seeking a design position with a sustainability-oriented architectural firm. It summarizes Dillon's education, including a Master's in Sustainable Design and Bachelor's in Architecture. It also outlines projects Dillon worked on, such as designing a marketplace in Philadelphia and an academic building in Miami, both with an emphasis on sustainable design. Dillon's experience includes sustainable design internships with Habitat for Humanity and a construction company.
The document provides a resume and portfolio for J. Christopher McGee. It includes sections on his objective, goals, education, experience, skills, honors, exhibitions, activities, and samples of architectural projects he managed including a residential addition/renovation project in Chapel Hill, NC and an elementary school prototype in Zebulon, NC. The resume demonstrates McGee's experience in architecture and design.
The document provides details on the professional experience of Sarah Mann including design projects from 2012 to the present while she was a student and afterwards as an professional. It describes projects like a gathering space at the North Carolina Museum of Art from 2012, an addition to the College of Design at NC State from 2012, and renovations to Dr. Halford House's property in Chapel Hill from 2014 to present to demonstrate sustainable water systems. The document also lists Sarah Mann's education, skills, and additional experience with graphic design, woodworking, and 3D modeling software.
Pepper's Ranch is a boys' home requiring special design considerations. The design was inspired by the Phoenix rising from the ashes to represent a fresh start. The floor plan mimics a Phoenix's tail feathers. Interior finishes resemble a Phoenix's tail colors of red and orange. The design evolved to resemble an African safari while keeping the Phoenix color scheme. Special needs like ADA accessibility were addressed.
This document provides information about T.U. Ciesielski Architects, Ltd., an architecture firm located in Chicago, Illinois. It includes the firm's contact information, copyright statements, and images and descriptions of several residential and commercial building projects designed by the firm.
How the people of a small town on the cross road to the silk road in Persia used micro-climate and their local materials to create energy-efficient buildings.
- Assess how they have used sun, wind and water
- Passive solar design
- Landscape and thermal mass to transform a harsh natural environment into comfortable spaces
- Evaluate innovative uses of local material in their buildings
- Santa Fe architecture and similarities to Persian architecture
- Observe the use of these techniques in modern architecture
The document profiles Paul Grimes, an architect with 15 years of experience in commercial, residential, and religious architecture. It provides details on Grimes' qualifications, licenses, awards, and representative projects. These include the Morgan Perris hair salon, Chicago Lamborghini dealership, Hotel Indigo historic preservation project, and churches, homes, and other buildings across Illinois, Wisconsin, and beyond.
The Woodlawns condominium complex in Chicago was Dukane Precast Inc.'s first project using its innovative double-wall precast concrete system for low-rise multifamily housing. The system created insulated concrete walls that allowed the developer to achieve a brick facade appearance on a budget. The system provided fire resistance, sound control, and quick construction even in cold weather.
The document is a resume for Ryan Dillon, seeking a design position with a sustainability-oriented architectural firm. It summarizes Dillon's education, including a Master's in Sustainable Design and Bachelor's in Architecture. It also outlines projects Dillon worked on, such as designing a marketplace in Philadelphia and an academic building in Miami, both with an emphasis on sustainable design. Dillon's experience includes sustainable design internships with Habitat for Humanity and a construction company.
The document provides a resume and portfolio for J. Christopher McGee. It includes sections on his objective, goals, education, experience, skills, honors, exhibitions, activities, and samples of architectural projects he managed including a residential addition/renovation project in Chapel Hill, NC and an elementary school prototype in Zebulon, NC. The resume demonstrates McGee's experience in architecture and design.
The document provides details on the professional experience of Sarah Mann including design projects from 2012 to the present while she was a student and afterwards as an professional. It describes projects like a gathering space at the North Carolina Museum of Art from 2012, an addition to the College of Design at NC State from 2012, and renovations to Dr. Halford House's property in Chapel Hill from 2014 to present to demonstrate sustainable water systems. The document also lists Sarah Mann's education, skills, and additional experience with graphic design, woodworking, and 3D modeling software.
Pepper's Ranch is a boys' home requiring special design considerations. The design was inspired by the Phoenix rising from the ashes to represent a fresh start. The floor plan mimics a Phoenix's tail feathers. Interior finishes resemble a Phoenix's tail colors of red and orange. The design evolved to resemble an African safari while keeping the Phoenix color scheme. Special needs like ADA accessibility were addressed.
This document provides information about T.U. Ciesielski Architects, Ltd., an architecture firm located in Chicago, Illinois. It includes the firm's contact information, copyright statements, and images and descriptions of several residential and commercial building projects designed by the firm.
How the people of a small town on the cross road to the silk road in Persia used micro-climate and their local materials to create energy-efficient buildings.
- Assess how they have used sun, wind and water
- Passive solar design
- Landscape and thermal mass to transform a harsh natural environment into comfortable spaces
- Evaluate innovative uses of local material in their buildings
- Santa Fe architecture and similarities to Persian architecture
- Observe the use of these techniques in modern architecture
The document profiles Paul Grimes, an architect with 15 years of experience in commercial, residential, and religious architecture. It provides details on Grimes' qualifications, licenses, awards, and representative projects. These include the Morgan Perris hair salon, Chicago Lamborghini dealership, Hotel Indigo historic preservation project, and churches, homes, and other buildings across Illinois, Wisconsin, and beyond.
The Woodlawns condominium complex in Chicago was Dukane Precast Inc.'s first project using its innovative double-wall precast concrete system for low-rise multifamily housing. The system created insulated concrete walls that allowed the developer to achieve a brick facade appearance on a budget. The system provided fire resistance, sound control, and quick construction even in cold weather.
Don Talend Below-Grade Parking Boosts Low-Rise Housing DesignDon Talend
Precast's aesthetic benefits and ability to merge with parking facilities make it a strong choice for designers of low-rise multifamily projects across the country, article for Precast Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI) Ascent magazine, by Don Talend, brand storytelling, content marketing and demand generation expert. Construction industry
The document outlines the applicant's objective to continue their education through an architecture internship while working towards licensure. It provides details of their education including a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Arkansas and various design-build and international study projects. Awards for their work on projects like the Pettaway Pocket Neighborhood and Cantilever House are also listed. The document serves to provide relevant experience, education, skills and qualifications for the applicant as an architect.
Ramiro Campusano provides a resume and portfolio summary highlighting his education and skills. He has a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Texas at Arlington with a minor in Architectural History. His skills include various CAD and 3D modeling software. His portfolio includes academic projects such as an Academy of Science building, a park pavilion, and a prototype train station. He also participated in several architecture competitions.
The document outlines selected works by the architectural firm including The Watermark luxury condominium development in Detroit designed around a marina with townhouses and high-rise units, the adaptive reuse of the historic Hotel Durant in Flint into market rate housing and commercial space, and planned renovations to Shed 4 and other areas at the Eastern Market campus in Detroit including a new market hall and cooking school. Renderings and plans are provided for each project showcasing the designs.
2020 LEED Homes Awards: Finalists for Project of the YearUSGBC
The document discusses several projects that are finalists for the Project of the Year award. It provides details about each finalist project, including their location, descriptions of sustainable design and construction features, affordable housing components, and community benefits. The finalists include projects in locations like New York, California, Turkey, and Nevada.
The Khoren and Shooshanig Avedisian School & Community Center in Yerevan, Armenia provides tuition-free education for economically disadvantaged children from kindergarten through 12th grade. It is the first LEED certified building in Armenia and the Caucasus region. Students learn about environmental stewardship and sustainability through the school's certification and programs.
Ten innovative residential developments around the world are summarized that respond to the challenges and opportunities of waterfront living. Developments in Florida, Texas, the Netherlands, Sweden, England, Slovenia, and elsewhere incorporate disaster-resistant and sustainable design strategies appropriate to their coastal or riverside environments. This includes designs for amphibious and modular homes, as well as communities oriented around passive solar principles, renewable energy, and flood protection. The developments provide affordable housing while preserving environmental and scenic amenities.
The document discusses Michael Green, a Canadian architect and advocate for mass timber construction. It provides background on Green's career and education. It then summarizes two key projects by Green's firm - the Wood Innovation and Design Centre in Prince George, BC and the Ronald McDonald House in Vancouver. Both projects showcase innovative mass timber construction techniques through their structural systems and details.
Class of 2018: LEED-certified Schools Make an ImpactUSGBC
The document describes several K-12 school projects that achieved LEED certification through sustainable design strategies. These included transforming an old military building into a flexible high school in El Segundo, California, adding classrooms at Los Altos High School in California using daylighting and renewable energy, and expanding Wayside Elementary School in Potomac, Maryland while focusing on cost-effective green design and construction. The projects showcase how K-12 facilities can create sustainable learning environments through adaptive reuse, energy-efficient design, and green building practices.
The document proposes a mixed-use development called IDEA1 in East Village, San Diego. It would transform the community by supporting entrepreneurs and makers. The project includes ground floor live/work apartments to showcase creative work. It also includes three floors of shared office space that could be rented by local entrepreneurs, providing networking opportunities to expand their businesses. The goal is to foster a supportive environment for creativity and entrepreneurship in the community.
This document contains summaries and descriptions of various design projects by Stefani Biddle. It includes projects exploring concrete and materials, a mobile materials exhibition, investigations of different materials, measurements of the JMU Design Studio Center, a graphic interpretation of a photograph, a wine poster competition entry, interpretations of Lebbeus Woods' Solo House design, typographic studies, drawings of a historic building called the Crowle Building, and concepts for renovating it to house a clockmaker's workshop.
First Half of 2019 LEED Schools: Leading the Green Schools Movement USGBC
The document describes several schools that have achieved LEED Gold certification for their sustainable designs and features. It provides photos and brief descriptions of the DeBeque PK-12 School in Colorado, which combined new additions with an existing structure; the Robeson Community School for the Arts in New Jersey, which underwent renovations and an addition; and the Frank J. Gargiulo Campus in New Jersey, which features wind turbines, geothermal heating, solar panels, and green roofs across its 350,000 square foot campus.
Nils Jaeger provides his contact information and resume. He has a Master of Architecture degree from Ball State University and worked as an interior architectural intern in Dallas. His experience includes construction documents, construction administration, and detail development for projects such as lobbies, reception desks, and offices. He is fluent in German, English, and French and has experience with software such as Microstation, Sketchup, and Adobe programs. Samples of his design work include a homeless shelter, university addition, social housing, and furniture.
Renée M. Thomas is an architect, interior designer, and lighting designer with over 18 years of experience in commercial construction in the Phoenix metro area. She has managed projects totaling over $300 million, including multi-building corporate campuses, medical facilities, and civic projects. Some highlights include designing a LEED Platinum applied science lab and business school for Northern Arizona University. She currently works as a principal at her own firm, providing architectural lighting design and sustainability consulting services.
The document discusses several architecture projects completed by David Seglin Architecture. It summarizes the restoration of 1340 N. State Parkway which included restoring original features and adding modern amenities. It also discusses the Motor Row Lofts project which rehabilitated three historic buildings into residences and received a preservation award. Finally, it mentions the redesign of 250 S. Wacker Drive to become MillerCoors' new headquarters through renovations like recladding the exterior.
This document provides information on architectural projects designed by Leeser Architecture PLLC. It includes brief descriptions and images of 14 projects ranging from retail complexes, hotels, residential towers and cultural centers located in cities including Bangkok, New York, Abu Dhabi, Russia, and London. The projects showcase the firm's experience in mixed-use developments, building renovations, and designs that enhance public spaces.
La Universidad Nacional de La Plata es una institución autónoma que dicta su propio estatuto, elige a sus autoridades y administra sus recursos. Su gobierno está compuesto por un Presidente, una Asamblea Universitaria y un Consejo Superior, que es el máximo órgano de gobierno y está integrado por el Presidente y representantes de cada una de las 17 facultades.
La Universidad Nacional de La Plata es una universidad autónoma que dicta su propio estatuto y elige a sus autoridades. El documento describe la estructura de gobierno de la universidad, la cual está compuesta por una Asamblea Universitaria, un Consejo Superior y un Presidente. La Asamblea Universitaria está integrada por consejeros académicos de las facultades y tiene funciones como modificar el estatuto y elegir al Presidente. El Consejo Superior está encabezado por el Presidente y compuesto por representantes de cada una de las 17 facultades. El Presidente tiene
This document is a collection of photographs from Pullman High School's first 100 years, from 1898 to 1998, celebrating its graduated classes. The photos show scenes around Pullman over time, of the agriculture industry, school sports and activities, dances, proms, clubs, teachers, and more. They provide a visual history and glimpse into life in Pullman and at Pullman High School over the decades.
Don Talend Below-Grade Parking Boosts Low-Rise Housing DesignDon Talend
Precast's aesthetic benefits and ability to merge with parking facilities make it a strong choice for designers of low-rise multifamily projects across the country, article for Precast Prestressed Concrete Institute (PCI) Ascent magazine, by Don Talend, brand storytelling, content marketing and demand generation expert. Construction industry
The document outlines the applicant's objective to continue their education through an architecture internship while working towards licensure. It provides details of their education including a Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Arkansas and various design-build and international study projects. Awards for their work on projects like the Pettaway Pocket Neighborhood and Cantilever House are also listed. The document serves to provide relevant experience, education, skills and qualifications for the applicant as an architect.
Ramiro Campusano provides a resume and portfolio summary highlighting his education and skills. He has a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Texas at Arlington with a minor in Architectural History. His skills include various CAD and 3D modeling software. His portfolio includes academic projects such as an Academy of Science building, a park pavilion, and a prototype train station. He also participated in several architecture competitions.
The document outlines selected works by the architectural firm including The Watermark luxury condominium development in Detroit designed around a marina with townhouses and high-rise units, the adaptive reuse of the historic Hotel Durant in Flint into market rate housing and commercial space, and planned renovations to Shed 4 and other areas at the Eastern Market campus in Detroit including a new market hall and cooking school. Renderings and plans are provided for each project showcasing the designs.
2020 LEED Homes Awards: Finalists for Project of the YearUSGBC
The document discusses several projects that are finalists for the Project of the Year award. It provides details about each finalist project, including their location, descriptions of sustainable design and construction features, affordable housing components, and community benefits. The finalists include projects in locations like New York, California, Turkey, and Nevada.
The Khoren and Shooshanig Avedisian School & Community Center in Yerevan, Armenia provides tuition-free education for economically disadvantaged children from kindergarten through 12th grade. It is the first LEED certified building in Armenia and the Caucasus region. Students learn about environmental stewardship and sustainability through the school's certification and programs.
Ten innovative residential developments around the world are summarized that respond to the challenges and opportunities of waterfront living. Developments in Florida, Texas, the Netherlands, Sweden, England, Slovenia, and elsewhere incorporate disaster-resistant and sustainable design strategies appropriate to their coastal or riverside environments. This includes designs for amphibious and modular homes, as well as communities oriented around passive solar principles, renewable energy, and flood protection. The developments provide affordable housing while preserving environmental and scenic amenities.
The document discusses Michael Green, a Canadian architect and advocate for mass timber construction. It provides background on Green's career and education. It then summarizes two key projects by Green's firm - the Wood Innovation and Design Centre in Prince George, BC and the Ronald McDonald House in Vancouver. Both projects showcase innovative mass timber construction techniques through their structural systems and details.
Class of 2018: LEED-certified Schools Make an ImpactUSGBC
The document describes several K-12 school projects that achieved LEED certification through sustainable design strategies. These included transforming an old military building into a flexible high school in El Segundo, California, adding classrooms at Los Altos High School in California using daylighting and renewable energy, and expanding Wayside Elementary School in Potomac, Maryland while focusing on cost-effective green design and construction. The projects showcase how K-12 facilities can create sustainable learning environments through adaptive reuse, energy-efficient design, and green building practices.
The document proposes a mixed-use development called IDEA1 in East Village, San Diego. It would transform the community by supporting entrepreneurs and makers. The project includes ground floor live/work apartments to showcase creative work. It also includes three floors of shared office space that could be rented by local entrepreneurs, providing networking opportunities to expand their businesses. The goal is to foster a supportive environment for creativity and entrepreneurship in the community.
This document contains summaries and descriptions of various design projects by Stefani Biddle. It includes projects exploring concrete and materials, a mobile materials exhibition, investigations of different materials, measurements of the JMU Design Studio Center, a graphic interpretation of a photograph, a wine poster competition entry, interpretations of Lebbeus Woods' Solo House design, typographic studies, drawings of a historic building called the Crowle Building, and concepts for renovating it to house a clockmaker's workshop.
First Half of 2019 LEED Schools: Leading the Green Schools Movement USGBC
The document describes several schools that have achieved LEED Gold certification for their sustainable designs and features. It provides photos and brief descriptions of the DeBeque PK-12 School in Colorado, which combined new additions with an existing structure; the Robeson Community School for the Arts in New Jersey, which underwent renovations and an addition; and the Frank J. Gargiulo Campus in New Jersey, which features wind turbines, geothermal heating, solar panels, and green roofs across its 350,000 square foot campus.
Nils Jaeger provides his contact information and resume. He has a Master of Architecture degree from Ball State University and worked as an interior architectural intern in Dallas. His experience includes construction documents, construction administration, and detail development for projects such as lobbies, reception desks, and offices. He is fluent in German, English, and French and has experience with software such as Microstation, Sketchup, and Adobe programs. Samples of his design work include a homeless shelter, university addition, social housing, and furniture.
Renée M. Thomas is an architect, interior designer, and lighting designer with over 18 years of experience in commercial construction in the Phoenix metro area. She has managed projects totaling over $300 million, including multi-building corporate campuses, medical facilities, and civic projects. Some highlights include designing a LEED Platinum applied science lab and business school for Northern Arizona University. She currently works as a principal at her own firm, providing architectural lighting design and sustainability consulting services.
The document discusses several architecture projects completed by David Seglin Architecture. It summarizes the restoration of 1340 N. State Parkway which included restoring original features and adding modern amenities. It also discusses the Motor Row Lofts project which rehabilitated three historic buildings into residences and received a preservation award. Finally, it mentions the redesign of 250 S. Wacker Drive to become MillerCoors' new headquarters through renovations like recladding the exterior.
This document provides information on architectural projects designed by Leeser Architecture PLLC. It includes brief descriptions and images of 14 projects ranging from retail complexes, hotels, residential towers and cultural centers located in cities including Bangkok, New York, Abu Dhabi, Russia, and London. The projects showcase the firm's experience in mixed-use developments, building renovations, and designs that enhance public spaces.
La Universidad Nacional de La Plata es una institución autónoma que dicta su propio estatuto, elige a sus autoridades y administra sus recursos. Su gobierno está compuesto por un Presidente, una Asamblea Universitaria y un Consejo Superior, que es el máximo órgano de gobierno y está integrado por el Presidente y representantes de cada una de las 17 facultades.
La Universidad Nacional de La Plata es una universidad autónoma que dicta su propio estatuto y elige a sus autoridades. El documento describe la estructura de gobierno de la universidad, la cual está compuesta por una Asamblea Universitaria, un Consejo Superior y un Presidente. La Asamblea Universitaria está integrada por consejeros académicos de las facultades y tiene funciones como modificar el estatuto y elegir al Presidente. El Consejo Superior está encabezado por el Presidente y compuesto por representantes de cada una de las 17 facultades. El Presidente tiene
This document is a collection of photographs from Pullman High School's first 100 years, from 1898 to 1998, celebrating its graduated classes. The photos show scenes around Pullman over time, of the agriculture industry, school sports and activities, dances, proms, clubs, teachers, and more. They provide a visual history and glimpse into life in Pullman and at Pullman High School over the decades.
GoodsMaster is a product information management tool that allows companies to centralize item data, share it with trade partners, and automate data validation. Studies show that 30% of item data contains errors, leading to incorrect orders, out-of-stocks, and lost sales of up to 3.5% annually. GoodsMaster aims to improve data quality with rules for validation, consistency across partners, and automated management to eliminate errors and their costly impacts on supply chain performance.
Color Glo International is an international company that specializes in restoring and repairing damaged, dirty, or faded upholstery for automotive, marine, and furniture applications. They offer services like leather seat cleaning and repair, vinyl repairs, stain removal, and re-dyeing. Color Glo uses proprietary and environmentally friendly products and can service customers on-site to minimize downtime.
El documento describe la estructura de gobierno de la Universidad Nacional de La Plata. La universidad es autónoma y dicta su propio estatuto. El gobierno está compuesto por un presidente, una asamblea universitaria y un consejo superior. La asamblea universitaria elige al presidente y puede modificar el estatuto. El consejo superior está encabezado por el presidente y tiene representantes de cada una de las 17 facultades de la universidad.
This document is a collection of photographs from Pullman High School's first 100 years, from 1898 to 1998, celebrating its graduated classes. The photos show scenes around Pullman over the decades, of agricultural life in the 1950s, Martin Field, various buildings of PHS through renovations and additions, sports teams, proms and dances, parades, elementary schools, teachers, clubs, and more. It aims to showcase PHS history and alumni through vintage images.
The document discusses making an room more ecological by installing various renewable energy sources and insulation materials, including double glazed windows, solar panels, heat pumps, pink batts (insulation), and water tanks. It provides prices for these materials and then answers questions about what pink batts are (insulation that keeps houses warm like a blanket) and how solar panels work (converting sunlight into electrons using silicon photovoltaic cells).
Benefits and Challenges to Using Open Educational ResourcesMegan Hamilton
The document discusses the benefits and challenges of using open educational resources (OER) according to a paper by Megan Hamilton from Milwaukee Area Technical College. The benefits include saving students and institutions money by using free materials, supporting multiple learning styles, promoting global collaboration and knowledge sharing, and expanding access. However, the challenges involve difficulty finding high-quality subject-specific resources, needing ongoing peer review, potential unsustainability without institutional support, complex copyright issues, and concerns about intellectual property from faculty.
The document describes different stereotypical plans or styles of play for various national soccer teams. The English plan involves varying the striker's position based on wind conditions. The German plan emphasizes speed and efficiency. The Italian plan focuses on defense, limited creativity in midfield, and passing to the striker and hoping for a penalty. The French plan tries all possible strategies but forgets the goal. The Turkish plan mistakes the referee for the ball. The Indian plan is to stay home and watch other teams on TV.
Global Data Synchronization for Category ManagementMaxim Rostotski
Global Product Classification (GPC) provides a common language for suppliers and retailers to correctly and uniformly classify products. GPC ensures products are categorized the same way across different companies to facilitate data synchronization for category management. The source for this global standard is GS1, an organization that develops and maintains global standards for business communication.
1. The document discusses 10 projects that adaptively reused older industrial buildings as modern office spaces. This involved restoring historic elements, inserting new features like windows and skylights for light and ventilation, and adding sustainable systems.
2. The projects show how general contractors, architects, and developers have transformed warehouses, factories, train stations and other structures into LEED-certified workplaces for businesses, while preserving architectural character and embracing the buildings' histories.
3. Adaptive reuse allows communities to reuse existing infrastructure in a sustainable way, while the renovated structures provide distinctive work environments that foster creativity and connection to their surroundings.
Jai Agrawal
Role:
- Research and writing
- Graphic design
- Website development
- Competition packet assembly
- Submission coordination
seeks to address this challenge through green infrastructure.
This design competition challenges multidisciplinary teams to envision how green stormwater infrastructure
can revitalize neighborhoods and strengthen communities. Your designs will help advance Philadelphia’s
leadership on sustainable stormwater management while creating vibrant public spaces.
We invite you to join us in building a greener, healthier city for all.
Beth Miller
Project Director
Linda Dottor
Co-Producer
Competition Schedule:
Registration Deadline: March 15
Concept Designs
This document appears to be a resume or portfolio for an individual named Nick Faulconer. It includes descriptions of several projects he worked on related to architecture and sustainable design. The projects involve designs for an ecological center, solar house, pool facility, concert hall and more. For each, there is a brief overview of the project goals and Nick's role in areas like concept development, modeling and software use. Diagrams, renderings and pictures are included to illustrate the design concepts.
Sierra Helvey's work sample includes summaries of 5 past projects:
1. "Specular Associations" explored how transparent objects trade clarity for formal pronunciation through a thesis project.
2. "MERG" proposed a building in Brazil housing both a US Embassy and cultural spaces through separated but interacting concrete and fiberglass structures.
3. "Broken Space" studied the plans of the Snellman House to inform the formal design of a house through operations of division, separation, and new boundaries.
4. "Twisted Typology" examined the clash of Cerda's grid and open systems in a Barcelona housing project accounting for public/private spaces.
5. "D-Form" proposed sight
This document is Katherine Good's resume. It summarizes her education, including a Master of Architecture and Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Cincinnati, as well as relevant work experience at architecture firms. It lists her software skills and awards, including being on the Dean's List and receiving scholarships. Projects mentioned include a municipal building, spa, and school addition designs.
This document summarizes Alfonso Avila Jr.'s education, experience, and projects. It lists that he attended Louisiana State University's School of Architecture, where he completed design studios in his third, fourth, and fifth years. It also lists the firms he has worked for and some of the independent projects he has done, including developing designs for retail/office spaces in Downtown Kissimmee, Florida.
This document appears to be a resume or portfolio for an individual named Mike Kinnunen. It includes:
- Contact information for Mike Kinnunen including a website, address, email, and phone number.
- Descriptions of several college courses taken between 2010-2012 related to architecture, design, drawing, and photography. These courses involved skills like AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, hand drawing, and digital photography.
- Brief summaries of projects and work completed in these courses, including residential and commercial building designs, renderings, models, and drawings of existing structures.
This document is a resume and portfolio for Alicia A Nardo, an architecture graduate from Philadelphia University. It includes her education history, skills, work experience, and selected educational projects. Her portfolio highlights six educational studio projects from her time in school, including "BioStudio", "A Quilted Community", and "Opening the Closed Community". She is currently working as an architect intern at Stokes Architecture in Philadelphia.
This document provides details on several of the student's architectural projects in their portfolio, including an architecture school, aircraft shelter, residence for two accountants, and an office renovation. The architecture school was designed to promote interaction and different levels were created according to the site's contours. The aircraft shelter was designed with a stealth fighter-inspired form using corrugated metal and tubular steel. The residence incorporated vastu planning and preserved existing trees, with a pergola providing light and ventilation. The office renovation aimed to give it distinction and identity within the urban context.
This document provides summaries of additional works by Bradley Hopper, including:
1. An engaged living loft project in the Inland Steel Building in Chicago with open workspaces and a water feature to encourage collaboration.
2. Three proposals to alter the Aqua Tower facade in Chicago, including extending balcony curves, enclosing balconies, and using cameras in mullions to create an illusion of a floating facade.
3. A scripting class with three phases focusing on an airport entrance overhang inspired by trees, an Islamic-geometric store facade, and hotel rooms in a project oriented around surrounding landmarks.
Rebeca Leal is an architect and interior designer with over 5 years of experience in Mexico. She has a BA in Architecture from Universidad Autonoma de Coahuila and is currently pursuing an MA in Interior Design from George Washington University. Her professional experience includes managing design and construction projects for spec-houses and private residences as well as internships with architecture firms in Mexico and Washington D.C. Her portfolio highlights include academic awards and two design projects - a Tom Ford flagship store concept and a lighting fixture inspired by traditional Mexican crafts.
Aqua Tower is an 82-story mixed-use skyscraper in Chicago completed in 2009. It contains 739 residential units, 215 hotel rooms, and 1,557 parking spaces. The building was designed by Jeanne Gang to have uniquely shaped concrete balconies on each floor that extend irregularly from 2 to 12 feet and give the building's facade an undulating, sculptural quality. The complex structural system included a concrete core, shear walls, and outrigger walls to enable the construction and stability of the building with its unique undulating balconies on each floor.
1. The project involved designing a library in St. Kitts and Nevis to preserve and display historical documents and make information accessible.
2. The floor plan was designed with a series of transformable spaces to allow the library staff to alter the use and purpose of the spaces flexibly.
3. Inspiration came from a study tour of St. Kitts where the author observed the island's preservation of history through architecture and documentation.
The document provides biographical and professional information about Chad Butterworth, including his education, contact information, and experience in roles such as CAD drafting, physical and digital modeling, and construction administration on various projects for the firm Szostak Design. It then provides summaries of 14 projects completed by Szostak Design that Butterworth contributed to in roles like conceptual design, modeling, rendering, and drafting. The projects include residential, commercial, institutional, and competition entries across North Carolina and beyond.
Jonathan E. Brandt, Aia, Leed Ap Ls Resume 2011Jonathan Brandt
This curriculum vitae summarizes the professional experience and qualifications of Jonathan E. Brandt, an architect based in Seattle, Washington. It outlines his education at the University of Washington and registration as an architect in Washington state. It then details his 20+ years of experience at architecture firms AKS Architecture and JB Architecture, where he has led numerous residential and commercial projects, including golf clubhouses and recreational facilities. It also lists awards, memberships, foreign language abilities and availability of references.
Passive Solar Design (Architecture)
The intention of this slideshow is to provide a basic introduction to passive solar design and architecture.
A very simple historical example (Afghanistan) is given with some diagrams to explain the basics of passive solar and some passive ventilation principles (comparing winter and summer). Towards the end an example of a more complex design (Solar decathlon 2012-SLIDE house, Egypt) is included to illustrate some of the combination of solar principles and movement in relation to the sun (harvesting the energy of the sun). On some of the last slides I make a comment about the SLIDE house to
get the viewer to think about Nano technology and bio-mimetics. The last slide provide a link to a website on Bio-mimetics.
The viewer can explore bio-mimicry and its role in design by asking nature how?
Website: http://williamvanzyldvchc.co.nz/
Marcus P. Pulsipher is a landscape architect based in Denver, Colorado with over 10 years of experience in street and plaza design, open space design, new community planning, ecotourism resort planning, and water efficient design. He has worked on projects in China, Mexico, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming. Pulsipher has a bachelor's degree in landscape architecture from Utah State University and is LEED accredited.
Robert Mothershed's resume outlines his education and professional experience. He has over 14 years of experience in architecture and has worked on several large projects for firms such as HNTB, COArchitects, and Gehry Partners. The resume lists his skills, awards, academic positions, and details of numerous projects he has worked on throughout his career.
The architects were tasked with designing an office block for Pinewood Studios. They decided on a rotated design inspired by Jenga and Rubik's Cube, with each floor rotated at opposite 45 degree angles. Large windows were placed on the south and west sides, and cantilever balconies with rooftop gardens were added. Services like electrical, ventilation and plumbing were centered around the lift shaft to minimize space used by offices. The foundation design included deep concrete pilings to support the building through layers of soil and ensure stability.
Connect Conference 2022: Passive House - Economic and Environmental Solution...TE Studio
Passive House: The Economic and Environmental Solution for Sustainable Real Estate. Lecture by Tim Eian of TE Studio Passive House Design in November 2022 in Minneapolis.
- The Built Environment
- Let's imagine the perfect building
- The Passive House standard
- Why Passive House targets
- Clean Energy Plans?!
- How does Passive House compare and fit in?
- The business case for Passive House real estate
- Tools to quantify the value of Passive House
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Mike McCarthy Portfolio 2011
1. Mike McCarthy
McCarth
www.mccarthitecture.com
Portfolio 2011
mike@mccarthitecture.com All work is from academic sources unless otherwise noted.
2. This project set me on the path towards studying architecture.
I redesigned and rebuilt my own home overlooking a lake in
South Carolina myself beginning in 2002. I thought I would
resell it in a couple of years, so I disguised the “greener”
design to look like a typical “rural South” home so as not to
scare away potential buyers House is day-lit most rooms
buyers. day lit,
Home R
H Remodel
d l view the lake, and operating costs are a fraction of the
neighbors’. I reached the architecture2030.org 2010 energy
use target a couple of years ago and am halfway to the 2015
Personal Project target.
Ongoing. Images are of home “before” and “current status.”
2002 – Present (South Carolina)
Original floor plan New floor plan (upper level)
3. Home R
H Remodel
d l
(continued)
Before Construction
Software: Punch! Home Design
4. Home R
H Remodel
d l
(continued)
During Construction
Software: Punch! Home Design
Preliminary designs
Final tile pattern for Master Bath
5. Home R
H Remodel
d l
(continued)
Construction Details
I designed and built
everything you see here
(excluding truss design)
Structural Details
6. Home R
H Remodel
d l
(continued)
Construction Details
Low-e skylights bring light deep into 29’ x 40’ room Interior Details
Salvaged windows heat the room in the morning and look out to lake
7. Private Home
Redesign
Contracted Project
Mechanical pencil on paper
2008 (La Jolla, CA)
Preliminary studies for a
residential home overlooking the
g
ocean in an established
neighborhood.
The family was proud of their
Persian heritage and wanted
columns incorporated
somewhere in the design so the
design,
bottom design includes Greek
columns subordinated to Persian
columns, playing off the Persian-
Greek wars.
Due to coastal preservation
p
regulations, the building height
could not exceed the existing
home’s roofline, and for financial
reasons, the design closely
followed the existing structure.
8. Private Home
Redesign
(continued)
2008 (La Jolla, CA)
9. Private Home
Redesign
(continued)
Computer visualizations
2008 (La Jolla, CA)
10. Private Home
Redesign
(continued)
2008 (La Jolla, CA)
Clockwise from bottom:
Roof Plan
Basement
Main Floor
Solar Panels
Skylight
Skylight
Solar Hot
Water Panels
11. The Rookery
(Chicago)
Stairway Detail
Class: Design With Details
Mechanical pencil on paper
2008 Fall - SAIC
Exterior Section Under stair
12. Misc. Hand
Drawings
Mechanical pencil on paper
Clockwise from top left:
Wall Detail; Charleston, SC
2010 Fall – Clemson University
(
(Architectural Drawing)
g)
Union Station; Chicago, IL
2008 Fall - SAIC
(Design With Details)
Ping Tom Park; Chicago, IL
2008 Fall - SAIC
(Design With Details)
Wall Surface; Charleston, SC
2010 Fall – Clemson University
(Architectural Drawing)
13. West Elevation
Eco-Home
Redesign
Class: Environmental Systems South Elevation
Partner: Stephen Troutman
Software: ArchiCAD
2010 Spring – Clemson University
North Elevation
East Elevation
Site Plan
14. This home near New Orleans was designed to
use roof shade, high ceilings, operable louvers,
Home and public pavilion designed for an
amateur astronomer. style ventilation to maintain
and “shotgun shack”
cool interiors in summer; passive solar together
Eco-Home
with geothermal and radiant heating for warmth in Redesign
winter. The FEMA-recommended elevation was
re-envisioned as a structural truss system to (continued)
prevent shear from hurricane winds and mimic
the uncontrolled kudzu growth endemic to the
Southeastern U SU.S.
2010 Spring – Clemson University
Floor Plan
15. Buist Academy
SC Architecture Firm
Software: ArchiCAD
2010 Fall – Student Intern North Elevation East Elevation
Computer model created from
copies of the original blueprints
and elevations from the 1920 s.
1920’s
Floor Plan
16. Temporary
Outdoor Art
Gallery
Class: Studio II
Partner: Victoria Wright
g
Software: SketchUp
2009 Spring – Clemson University
Rather than boxing in and
isolating art from p
g public view, this
gallery reinforces the idea of an
open air street fair by challenging
the traditional notion of exhibition
space enclosures.
The design, based on native
Austin oak tree and leaf
structures, reduces the overall
amount of materials used which
will decrease the appearance of
the structure. The gallery fades
into the background and allows
the art to take center stage.
Keeping the walls delicate and
open enables the construct to
infiltrate the public way in a non-
intrusive manner. At the same
time, sunlight and art infiltrate the
interior of the structure
structure.
Recycled and/or locally produced
materials such as recycled steel
and glass compose the frame
and skin of the gallery.
17. Pavilion
Documentation
Class: Productions and
Assemblies
Software: SketchUp
2009 Fall – Clemson University
Project involving the
documentation and modeling of a
local pavilion and its
construction. My portion of the
documentation was of the
hardware components
18. Pavilion
Redesign
Class: Productions and
Assemblies
Software: SketchUp
2009 Fall – Clemson University
Redesign of the previously
documented pavilion with p
p primaryy
emphasis on modeling
construction details, not design.
The deck sits on reinforced
concrete piers with wide footings
under the frost line. The roof
frame is primarily supported by
vertical columns which are
welded to the floor frame and
diagonally braced by cables.
19. Chicago
Townhouse
Class: Studio II
Software: ArchiCAD
2010 Spring - Clemson University
Project to create a townhouse on
a typical 24’ x 125’ Chicago lot
yp g
using collaged precedents for
our floor plans.
20. Chicago
Townhouse
(continued)
Class: Studio II
Software: ArchiCAD
2010 Spring - Clemson University
The floor plan is loosely based on
elevations from the San
Francisco Federal Building
designed by Thom Mayne of
Morphosis.
Roof
Floor 1 Floor 2 Floor 3 Deck
21. New campus center for The School of the
Art Institute of Chicago located in existing
4500 sq ft historic corner storefront in busy
downtown Chicago.
Originally based on rectilinear volume
Campus C t
C Center exercises, this project evolved into an
accentuation of the noisy and visually busy
urban setting itself, with building-like
volumes and thoroughfares defining the
Class: Intermediate Interior space between “neighborhoods.”
Architecture II
Software: ArchiCAD Current SAIC Student Center
C t St d t C t
2008 Spring - SAIC
Location and views surrounding future SAIC Campus Center site
SAIC Campus Skyline near campus Skyline vectors Extrapolated forms
22. Campus Center
(continued)
Class: Intermediate Interior
Architecture II
Software: ArchiCAD
2008 Spring - SAIC
Referencing the Daniel Burnham
plan for The Loop as the civic
center of Chicago, the SAIC
Campus Center becomes the hub
of the school’s social activities.
Ground floor
E. Monroe St entrance was not to
be used and could be blocked off.
Requirements: Food service, art
gallery, performance space,
single bathroom, seating.
Key
Grand entry
Parks & Recreation district
Business district
Dining district
Theater district
Entertainment district
Arts & Culture district
Mezzanine level
23. Campus Center
(continued)
Class: Intermediate Interior
Architecture II
Software: ArchiCAD
2008 Spring - SAIC
Materials, colors, and structure
reflect the energetic urban
environment – steel, glass, and
gray shapes create a vertical and
horizontal skyline whose volumes
cast shadows over other forms in
order to de-emphasize the
architecture while emphasizing
the space itself.
Aside from student art, the walls
and ceiling remain unadorned
and uncolored to evoke the blank
canvas that faces every artist as
well as the position of the SAIC
student as a tabula rasa ready to
absorb the unique
interdisciplinary curriculum that
SAIC offers.
Early conceptual drawing
24. Campus Center
(continued)
Class: Intermediate Interior
Architecture II
Software: ArchiCAD
2008 Spring - SAIC
Technical construction materials
like Litracon translucent
concrete, 3-Diculous 3-
dimensional printed artwork,
piezo-electric floors, and Ceelite
LEC panels serve to inspire the
Center’s art students to explore
new materials and techniques
while the busy lines and shapes
energize the students to go out
and create their art.
Early conceptual drawing
25. The assignment was to create an abstract shape from human
motion – specifically dance. We used video of dance
movement to pattern the shape. This form was modeled in
sketches, paper, wood, plaster, and computer 3-D, and the
final figure was then used to design a dance theater. The
finished model used simulated materials.
Form Before
Function “Dance” is simply practiced, choreographed human motion.
Martial arts movie action is also highly choreographed,
rhythmic human activity, and is more interesting to me than
dance movements, so I chose a martial arts film - Ying Xiong
Class: Design Visualization (Hero). The film was broken down into frames for motion
Software: Cobalt, Illustrator analysis. Leg position and form was noted and chosen for
dynamic movement.
movement
2006 Fall - SAIC Ying Xiong (Hero) 2002
Using Illustrator, I traced the actor’s The first, last, and middle frames The frames were connected to define Paper model from the drawing to
leg motion in the frames to find the were isolated to define the form. planes and create the 3-D form. bring the 3D shape into reality for
motion vectors.
vectors inspection and modification
modification.
26. Form Before
Function
(continued)
Class: Design Visualization
Software: Cobalt, Illustrator
2006 Fall - SAIC
I built a hollow wood form and
p
poured p plaster in to create a
solid. The solid plaster form was
translated to 1/8”=1’ to create
the theater.
Next, I built a computer-based
solid model for 3D visualization
and manipulation.
Using the required 1/8”=1’
dimensions, the computer model
was split to determine floor
placement.
27. Form Before
Function
(continued)
Class: Design Visualization
Software: Cobalt, Illustrator
2006 Fall - SAIC
The various necessary programs
within a theater were blocked out
to determine proper placement
within the solid.
Storage
Office
Stage
Lighting
Seating
Lobby
Circulation
Ticket Office
28. Form Before
Function
(continued)
Class: Design Visualization
Software: Cobalt, Illustrator
2006 Fall - SAIC
Functional spaces were realized
in the computer to prove efficacy
and demonstrate clearances.
The final model was created in
wood with acrylic sheets to
indicate exterior electrochromic
glass skin.
29. In 40 years, there will be another 3 billion people on the planet.
Most of them will live in urban areas. Where will their food
come from?
To paraphrase Cass Gilbert, the skyscraper is a machine to
Grant Park make the land pay and pay again. A skyscraper or other
Redesign multistory structure which houses an indoor farm would bring
fresh, local produce to the urban environment, reduce
(Chicago, IL) transportation fuel use, reuse grey water, remove Co2 from the
air, create local jobs, and create year-round cropland in the
Class: Advanced Interior center of projected future human population growth.
Architecture I
Software: ArchiCAD E h i th surrounding skyscrapers, multiple l
Echoing the di k lti l levels were
l
added to Grant park to increase recreation space, allow for
2008 Fall - SAIC winter use, and create valuable cropland..
30. Greenhouse in Winter with closed walls Greenhouse in Summer with open walls
Grant Park Redesign
(Continued)
A greenhouse level provides year-round community
gardens.
Undulating park landscape on multiple levels provides
more recreation space.
Mechanically raising and lowering skylight domes allow
light and ventilation into lower levels.
Interior spaces lit by skylights and fiber optics connected
to heliostat sunlight collectors.
Mechanically raising and lowering glass panels allow light
into greenhouse area and protect the plants during the
winter.
winter
Detail A: Greenhouse, garage + viewing platform Detail B: Ventilation and light shaft/column
Section: Looking West
31. Penthouse Closet Shower Closet
w/Vanity
y
Master Suite
Class: Intermediate Interior Sinks
Architecture II
Antechamber/
A t h b /
Software: ArchiCAD
Study
WC WC
2008 Spring - SAIC
Client owned a large penthouse
in a Chicago high-rise and
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Jacuzzi
J i
requested a restful oasis from
their frequent entertaining. The
entrance was hidden from the Bedroom
outside public rooms via a series
of panels, only one of which
opened.
p
Basic Floor Plan Electrical Plan
The penthouse was wall to wall
glass with spectacular views of
the skyline and lake, so to
In-Wall Water
maintain the magic of that view,
Holding Tank
the antechamber took it away y
before the owners entered the 2” Vent Stack
bedroom where the view was 4” Waste Stack
restored.
Supply In
Walls were glass mounted on Supply to Toilet
metal supports, and lit from
pp
½” Cold W t
C ld Water
behind to create a soft glow. Supply
Separate water closets were
positioned such that the
occupants could roll out of their
side of the bed and only take a
few steps.
p
Construction Details - 2008 Fall -
SAIC
(Well Tempered Environment) WC Mass Detail WC Plumbing Detail WC Axonometric
32. Penthouse
Master Suite
(continued)
Class: Intermediate Interior
Architecture II
Software: ArchiCAD
Sections
33. Penthouse
Master Suite
(continued)
Class: Intermediate Interior
Architecture II
Software: ArchiCAD
Visualization
The room’s luminescence is
p
provided by low voltage lighting
y g g g
behind the glass wall panels and
above the ceiling cove creating a
relaxing, soft glow throughout the
space.
34. 2” Vent Stack 4” Waste Stack
Penthouse
Master Suite
Vent junction at (continued)
¼” slope per
least 6” above
fixture overflow 12” of pipe
Class: Intermediate Interior
Architecture II
Software: ArchiCAD
Visualization/Construction
Detailed drawings and renders of
the bathroom construction.
½” Hot Water ½” Cold Water
4” Supply Supply
2” ¾” Cold
Waste Vent Water
Stack Stack Supply
Metal Stud
¾” Hot Overhead Construction
Water Showerhead
Supply
Skylight
Overhead
“Rain”
Shower
Hand shower
w/adjustable
height bar
Bodyspray Gypsum
Board Over Hand shower 4” 2” ¾” Hot & Cold
Array Bodyspray Shower Waste Vent
Metal Stud w/adjustable Water Supply
Shower Array Controls Stack Stack
Construction height bar
Controls
35. Exploration of
Light in Space
Class: Studio I
Cardboard and Wood
14”H x 18”W x 12”D
2009 Fall – Clemson University
Physical model translating
Giovanni Battista Piranesi’s
etching of “Carceri XVI” - 1st
State into physical space and
exploring the quality of light
within. Forced perspective was
used to create the illusion of
depth
Below: The original etching by
Giovanni Battista Piranesi
36. Untitled
Class: Sculpture I
24” x 18” Ceramic Raku
1992 Spring – California State
University – East Bay
37. Handmade
Objects
Clockwise from top left:
Study for column cladding
2006 Fall - SAIC
( )
(Intro to Interior Architecture)
Hellraiser puzzle box replica -
hand carved balsa
Personal - 1993 - Alameda, CA
(Made for Halloween costume)
Pavilion study model
y
2010 Fall - Clemson
(Studio I)
LED and acrylic sculpture
2006 Fall - SAIC
(Intro to Interior Architecture)
38. Levitating
Object Display
Class: Design With Details
18” x 12” Clay, Metal,
Electronics, Seed Pod from
Sweet Gum Tree
2008 Fall- SAIC
Arthur C. Clarke once said, “Any
sufficiently advanced technology
is indistinguishable from magic.”
Plant and animal reproduction is
a kind of magical process which
current technology cannot
replicate. My design emphasized
the magic of the randomly
assigned seed by electronically
levitating it within an organic
shield.
39. Louis Sullivan
Luminaire
Class: Design With Light
14” x 10” Wood and CFL lamp
2007 Spring - SAIC
Hand carved wooden luminaire
with CFL designed for the
elevator lobby in The School of
the Art Institute of Chicago’s
architecture department, located
in Louis Sullivan’s landmark
Carson Pirie Scott building.
Based on a Sullivan design for
the Guaranty Building (1895-96).
40. Dreamstand
Class: Intro to Craft
Oak, Pine, Steel bracing, misc
hardware
2010 Fall – Clemson University
When we sleep, our dreams
take us to worlds where the laws
of physics do not always apply
and familiar things become a
little uncomfortable. This
nightstand has hidden steel
braces which allow an
impossible cantilever along a
twisting path evoking dream
logic.