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PORTFOLIO BREELEY MAYABB

TABLE OF CONTENTS

THE STACKS

TWISTED TIMBER

URBAN MIXED USE

STUDY ABROAD SKETCH BOOK

BREELEY MAYABB

ABOUT ME

I AM A FOURTH YEAR IN THE M. ARCH PROGRAM AT KU WITH AN INTEREST IN HISTORIC PRESERVATION. I AM CURRENTLY THE FOURTH YEAR REP. FOR OUR AIAS CHAPTER. I COMPLETED MY STUDY ABROAD IN SPAIN, PORTUGAL, AND MOROCCO LAST SUMMER AND ENJOY TRAVELING.

WORK EXPERIENCE

AWARDS ASSISTANT AND VOLUNTEER

2016 - PRESENT

ORGANIZE AWARDS SHIPMENTS, ASSIST IN COORDINATING FINALS RUN OF SHOW AND PRESENTATION OF AWARDS

ADVENTURE CLUB STAFF

NORTH KANSAS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT

SUMMER OF 2020

CHECK IN STUDENTS AND PARENTS, SERVE BREAKFAST AND SNACKS, SUBSTITUTE FOR TEACHERS IN THE CLASSROOM WHEN NEEDED SERVER AND CASHIER

LUNCHBOX

2021-2022

TEND REGISTER, CHECK IN WEEKLY ORDERS, RESTOCK AND ORGANIZE PRODUCTS

EXPO AND HOST

SIX MILE CHOPHOUSE

2022-2023

ORGANIZE ORDERS FOR TABLES, ASSIST SERVERS WHEN BUSY, ORGANIZE RESERVATIONS AND SEATING OF RESTAURANT, ASSIST WITH SET UP AND SERVICE ON LARGE RESERVATIONS

BREELEYGM@GMAIL.COM

BGMAYABB@KU.EDU

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EDUCATION

STALEY HIGH SCHOOL

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI

UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS

LAWRENCE, KANSAS

TECHNICAL SKILLS

ADOBE SUITE

MICROSOFT OFFICE

SKETCHUP

RHINO

LUMION

REVIT

REFERENCES

CHRISTINA HARGROVE

MANAGER OF NATIONAL EVENTS

AT USA WRESTLING

CHARGROVE@USAWRESTLING.ORG

377 0033

THE STACKS

FALL 2022 ARCH 508

MIXED USE BUILDING IN DOWNTOWN

WICHITA HOME TO DIFFERENT EDUCATIONAL

EXPERIENCES AND ACTIVITIES AS WELL AS RESIDENTIAL APARTMENTS.

PROJECT GOALS

CREATING A GATHERING SPACE FOR THE COMMUNITY THAT OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES FOR EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES AS WELL AS GATHERING SPACES.

CONTEXT MAP

MASSING DEVELOPMENT

GROUND FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

FOURTH FLOOR

THIRD FLOOR

FIFTH FLOOR

FLOOR PLANS

SECTION

ELEVATION

RENDERS

TWISTED TIMBERS

SPRING 2023

ARCH 509

CREATING A PARAMETRIC DESIGN THAT CHALLENGES THE TYPICAL USE AND APPEARANCE OF THE MATERIAL.

PROJECT DONE IN COLLABORATION WITH:

ISAAC PHILLIPS, CALEB PETERS, AND VINCENT YOGASARA

PROJECT GOALS

THIS PIECE ENHANCES THE CONVENTIONAL BOUNDARIES OF WEAVING. WITH THIS WORK WE CHALLENGE THE IDEA OF RIGIDITY AND FLUIDITY AS OPPOSITES AND COMPOSE THEM TOGETHER TO CREATE A FACADE OF SOFTNESS BY USING RIGID MATERIALS.

ARRANGE INTERIOR VERTICAL MEMBERS

WEAVE THE INNER HORIZONTAL PIECES THROUGH THE VERTICAL MEMBERS

ATTACH THE OUTER VERTICAL PIECES

TO COMPLETE THE VERTICAL RINGS

MASSING DEVELOPMENT

WEAVE EXTERIOR RINGS TO COMPLETE THE TORUS

01

TORUS SHAPE GENERATED

A torus is generated from grasshopper’s shape library

PARAMETRIC BREAKDOWN

04

UV CURVES LOFTED

The UV curves are then used to generate shapes which will become the horizontal and vertical members.

02

TORUS SHAPE

the faces of the into individual exterior, interior and the tope and

05

HORIZONTAL

The Horizontal then split using shape placed along

MEMBERS

03 SHAPE EXPLODED

the torus are split elements. the interior (apple core), and bottom rings.

UV CURVES GENERATED

UV curves are then generated separately on each surface. Pictured are the exterior faces’ UV curves.

MEMBERS SPLIT

Horizontal members are using a splitting along each row.

06 VERTICAL CONNECTION MEMBERS ADDED

PARAMETRIC DESIGN APPROACH

Vertical Connectors, generated from the top and bottom rings, are added to connect the interior and exterior vertical members.

TWO DIMENSIONAL APPLICATION PHOTOS

DIMENSIONAL APPLICATION PHOTOS

THREE

BRICK AND MORTAR FALL 2023 ARCH 608

The vision for the Brick & Mortar building in Bentonville, Arkansas, is to establish a community that prioritizes connection, sustainability, and functionality.

Through the design of communal spaces, the building should nurture a strong sense of community, encouraging social interaction and collaboration among residents

PROJECT GOALS

The schematic design for Brick & Mortar is focused on creating a space for community. Using different design techniques the spaces created encourage human interaction. By implementing a large number of trees and greenery the surrounding landscapes is working to help offset the emissions created by construction. By focusing on long lasting durable materials that age well the building is meant to last.