Adrice_Galloway Portfolio

ADRICE GALLOWAY

Accelerated Master of Architecture Portfolio

CONTACT INFORMATION

Adricegalloway@gmail.com

407-921-6274

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EDUCATION

Florida International University

Summer 2020-Present GPA: 3.8

Japan Study Abroad Summer 2023

Oviedo High School 2016-2020

HONORS AND AWARDS

FIU Deans List Summer Summer 2020 - Fall 2024

FEFPA SCHOLARSHIP Recipient August 2024

NOMA South Florida 2024 Conference Scholarship

NOMA South Florida 2024 Student of the Year November 2024

NOMA South Florida 2024 Academic Scholarship November 2024

NOMA Foundation Fellowship (NFF) Program Finalist

April 2023

The Cigna Group Scholars Program Scholarship May 2022

B&N Book Scholarship Recipient

SKILLS AND EXPERTISE

3D Printing, Adobe Suite, AutoCAD, Bluebeam, Enscape, Excel, Forma, Grasshopper, Lazor Cutting, Hand Modeling, PowerPoint Revit, Rhino, Twinmotion, Word, Spanish, Haitian Creole

June 2022

Gensler University Connect Mentorship Program Mentee Sepember 2022

Ramon A. Arbesu Memorial Scholarship Recipient

Elks Most Valuable Student Scholarship

Rotary Club of Oviedo 2020 Scholarship Recipient

June 2021

January 2020

May 2020

Laura M. Perez CAD Drafter

• Coordinated with contractors to follow up on project timelines and deliverables.

June 2023 – Present

• Assisted the two office architects on various projects using Photoshop to create visual presentations.

• Prepared AutoCAD drawings for 15+ projects ensuring accuracy and adherence to design specifications.

• Conducted site visits to assess project progress and gather essential data.

• Compiled field reports to document site conditions and project updates.

• Created high-quality renderings in collaboration with other designers to enhance project visualizations.

Jacobs Architectural Intern

May 2022 – August 2022

• Collaborated with Designers, Architects and Engineers throughout the state of Florida.

• Won 2nd place in the Jacobs intern competition which I presented about my experience as an intern.

• Assisted in revising architectural drawings and plans using AutoCAD and Revit.

• Participated in client meetings and presentations, providing support with visual aids & documentation.

• Developed 3D models and renderings to visualize design concepts.

• Supported the project management team with documentation for final sets booklets

FIU Housing

FIU Resident Assistant

August 2023 – Present

• Assisted an average of 50+ diverse Residents with acclimating to Upper-level year housing.

• Interact with guests to foster a welcoming and inclusive community atmosphere.

• Troubleshoot Wi-Fi issues, providing timely support to residents for connectivity problems.

• Collaborate with FIU Police to maintain a safe living environment and address community concerns.

• Designed and updated maps for all 10 University Apartment units, serving over 500 students.

• Handle on-call assignments to address emergencies and resident needs promptly.

• Organize and facilitate community events to promote resident engagement and social connections.

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

May2024 - Present

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• Organize and facilitate meetings, workshops, and events to promote architectural education and diversity.

• Develop partnerships with local organizations and professionals to create networking opportunities.

May 2023 - May 2024

• Develop partnerships with local organizations and professionals to create networking opportunities.

• Support recruitment efforts to increase chapter membership and engagement.

August 2022 – May 2023

• Manage NOMAS fundraising account which provides for students’ competition costs, club activities, and supplies for volunteering opportunities.

MANHATTANVILLE JAZZSCAPE

Intergrated Comprehensive Systems

Manhattanville, New York

Inspired by a neighboring building in Manhattanville, New York, this projects features a dynamic facade influenced by the concept of push and pull. The design appears to peel away and float, creating a sense of movement and escape. Inside, the walls evoke an otherworldly atmosphere, making the space feel transformative. The building’s structural system is a waffle slab, complementing the curved auditorium. The multi-story facade, visible from 125th Street, offers a glimpse into the performance space and lobby, with a 15-foot tall storefront. The round auditorium contrasts the facade, making it an eye-catching feature.

Site Axon

Coffee Shop

Reception

Performance Space / Gallery

Restrooms

Electrical

Janitor

Retail

AHU

Retail

Floor Plan

Parti Diagram Coffee Shop

W125THST

St. Clair Pl

Section A

Sheet Metal Parapet

Veneer Anchor

Brick Veneer

2” Air Space

Insulation

Moisture Barrier

Waffle Slab

Backup Wall

Dry Wall

Parapet Detailed

Waffle Slab

Veneer Anchor

Brick Veneer

2” Air Space

Insulation

Moisture Barrier

Backup Wall

Dry Wall

Floor Slab

Typ. Detailed Section

Front Entrance Rendering

PROTOTYPE BOTANICAL TINY

Studio Design 8 - “Yearning to Breathe”

Design Competition

Miami, Florida

Prototype Botanical Tiny transforms traditional tiny house design by using pyramid and frustum shapes. The scaffold structure supports vine-covered walls, blending with the environment, while a green canopy provides shade. Designed for warm climates, it harmonizes with forests or coastal areas, fostering a connection between architecture and nature. The underfloor space incorporates efficient climate control, merging form and function with environmental awareness to reimagine compact living.

Model Through Bedroom and Courtyard

Process and Parti Diagram

Sectional

Botanical Tiny Site Plan

Section

Bedroom Kitchen Restoom

Program Diagram Circulation

Prototype Botanical Tiny Iso

GLOBAL PATHS NATURE PARK

Studio Design 4 Final Project Miami, Florida

This project focuses on nature and learning, with circular geometry uniting key programmatic elements. Giant planters at the entrance guide visitors to the project’s core. Pathways mirror the circular forms, creating dynamic movement across the site. Global Paths Nature Park reflects the relationships within natural systems, inspired by cycles like the water cycle. Divided into phases, each part highlights different elements. Despite its diverse features, the design ensures efficient circulation and seamless enjoyment of nature throughout the site.

Global Paths Site Model

North - South Section A

- East Section B

West

Global Paths Nature Park Concessions and Dock

Diagram

- East Section B

Dog Park

West

*Existing Walkway

North-South Section A

*Proposed walkway

Restrooms

Kayak Storage & Showers

Information Center

Concessions

TROPICAL DIAGONALS

Studio Design 4

Miami Florida

Tropical Diagonals is a studio, exhibition space, and residence designed for an artist to live and work in. Located in Miami, Florida, the project features a thoughtfully designed floor plan based on diagonal grids to foster creativity and freedom.The diagonal grid system emphasizes circulation routes and creates a clear distinction between public and private spaces. Major areas within the home are defined by a minimal use of dividing walls, allowing for an open and spacious feel. This design choice enhances the sense of connectivity and encourages an environment that inspires artistic expression.

Diagonals Final Model

Process Sketch of Perspective Plan

Process Diagrams

Model Iso

Tropical Diagonals Floor Plan

Section C

Section B

Section A Kitchen and Living Room

Section C

Section B

Section A

Section C

Studio Gallery

Section A Rendered

Section B

Tropical Diagonals Front Entrance Rendering

SOUTHERN NEST ROW HOUSE

Studio Design 6

Savannah, Georgia

The project design starts with the square, connecting the row and carriage houses to the Oglethorpe plan while exploring utopian architectural elements. Inspired by the symbolic relationship between the circle and square in architectural history, the design draws on Tadao Ando’s focus on movement and translation. Primary forms create a dynamic composition where the traditional Savannah house remains, but elements pierce through, adding visual intrigue. By integrating rotated and inserted platonic shapes with diverse materials like brick, wood, and concrete, the design expands the row house typology and achieves a cohesive, innovative composition.

Southern Nest Row House Final Model East Elevation

Diagram

Ground Floor Plan STOP

Cross Section B

Floor Plan

Second

One-Bedroom Apartments

Two-bedroom Apartment

Carriage House Apartment

ADA One-bedroom Apartment

Jones Street Facade Building Elevations

Model Photo Between Row House and Carriage House

Site Model West and South Elevation Cross Section B

NOKIA DOMINOES

Materials and Methods Project Miami, Florida

The Nokia Dominoes were designed as part of a Materials and Methods class, inspired by the concepts of reuse and recycling. Old phone and computer motherboards were cut to domino-size pieces and encased in clear resin molds, showcasing the unique circuitry on the front of each domino. The result is both aesthetically pleasing and functional. The white dots on the dominoes ensure the numbers are visible, making them ideal for use in a dominoes tournament. This project combines sustainability with creativity, giving new life to discarded materials.