Aimee Nally has a Master of Architecture degree from the University of Detroit Mercy and studied abroad in Warsaw, Poland. She has professional experience as an architectural intern at two firms where she worked on projects such as a chapel-auditorium, housing, and an air national guard hangar. Her skills include CAD programs such as AutoCAD and Revit as well as Adobe and Microsoft programs. She received honors including an architecture scholarship and participated in a charrette focused on remaking Detroit. Her professional interests involve socially, environmentally, and economically just architecture.

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Aimee Nally aimeenally@yahoo.com
Education Master of Architecture
University of Detroit Mercy May 2010 GPA. 4.0
Study Abroad
Warsaw University of Technology Warsaw, Poland February - June 2008
Professional Martin Riley Architects and Engineers
Experience Architectural Intern Summer 2009, Winter Break 2009
221 West Baker Street Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802 260.422.7994
Revit BIM Modeling Design Development and Construction Documents and Interior Renderings
INDOT Materials Testing Laboratory, DD + Interior Renderings Rivercove Assisted Living, CDs
Air National Guard Hangar and POL Fill Station, SD Jury Pool, CDs
Design Collaborative
Architectural Intern Winter Break 2007, Summer 2008
200 East Main Street, Suite 600 Fort Wayne, IN 46802 260.422.4241
AutoCAD Drafting Design Development and Construction Documents
Chapel-Auditorium Indiana Wesleyan University, CDs Harrison Square Condominiums, CDs
Asbury Seminary Housing, DD Student Housing University of Indianapolis, CDs
Proficiency Computer Aided Design Adobe
AutoCAD, Revit, Some VIZ Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premier
Miscellaneous Freehand
Microsoft Office, Some Construction Drawing, Some Watercolor and Pastel, Model Making
Honors Michigan Architectural Foundation Scholarship
2009 Portfolio Competition Scholarship Recipient
ReMaking Detroit Charrette
2010 Participant in a collaborative charrette with students from Oxford Brookes University,
Oxford, UK. The charrette was meant to start a discourse on the multifaceted role of an
architect in a post-industrial and unjust urban environment, and propose how these urban
environments could be ReMade.
Professional Socially, Environmentally, and Economically Just Architecture
Interests Participated in Master of Community Development Courses at the University of Detroit
Mercy, including Social, Environmental, and Economic Justice and Regional Development and
Sustainability.
Seeking to continue the pursuit of the ideals within my thesis, by exploring what an
architecture of stewardship could be and do within our present communities.
Thank you for your time and attention!