Cambrie Barowski Architecture Portfolio

CHARCOAL, GRAPHITE

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RETIRING ON CAMPUS

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VENICE BIENNALE

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JOINERY STUDY

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VERSATILE

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INTERACTIVE CORE

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SPACE FOR IMAGINATION

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ICYT

SPRING 2019

SPRING 2018

SUMMER 2017

FALL 2015

SPRING 2015

SPRING 2015

FALL 2013

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01. RETIRING ON CAMPUS mental health

Independent Living - Boulder, CO ARCH 8003: Directed Thesis Design Studio Project Duration: 1 Semester, Spring 2019

Taking a comprehensive approach towards senior living, this project examines the needs of those in independent living, and in turn, finds parallels to the needs of students living on a college campus. To take advantage of these similarities, I have designed independent living housing that is closely connected to the University of Colorado Boulder and Boulder High School. This affiliation provides the opportunity of shared resources and knowledge between multiple generations.

The design separates housing into two separate buildings containing their own centralized ‘hubs’. Both the residents and the broader community have access to the programs offered in each hub. In addition, the design reflects the importance of individualism and the benefits of using the site’s immediate surroundings to promote health and wellbeing.

specialized treatment

pharmacy

emergency on-site doctor

coffee shops/bars

restaurants markets

technology labs

continuing education library

fitness classes

gym sports beauty/ barber

religion

cultural events

volunteer work the arts

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STUDENT/SENIOR PROGRAM

SITE PLAN

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ACTIVE ADULT • Avg. age range: 55+ years old • Community involvement: fully active • Life milestones: beginning to think about retirement, family/friend dynamics are changing, becoming empty-nesters • Housing type interest: lifestyle housing, resort or hobby-centric living

INDEPENDENT LIVING • Avg. age range: 65-75+ years old • Community involvement: experiencing changes in levels and methods of activity • Life milestones: major changes in relationships: children are getting older, spouse might be experiencing health issues, friends are more distant due to various limitations • Housing type interest: housing that fosters friend and family relationships, ease of living

ASSISTED LIVING • Avg. age range: 80+ years old • Community involvement: limited, require different levels of care based on how well they are able to carry out activities of daily living (ADL) • Life milestones: loss of friends and family, struggling to maintain health • Housing type interest: housing that can provide the necessary medical support to live safely and comfortably

SKILLED NURSING • Avg. age range: 80+ years old • Community involvement: very limited, require 24/7 assistance • Life milestones: decline in health, often wheelchair bound or with limited mobility • Housing type interest: housing that can provide around the clock medical attention

HOSPICE • Avg. age range: end of life • Community involvement: very limited • Life milestones: typically bedridden with no mobility • Housing type interest: a peaceful environment to carry out their final days

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LEVELS OF CARE

UNIVERSITY CONNECTION

ACCESS POINT DIAGRAM

PUBLIC PROGRAM DIAGRAM

CIRCULATION AND VEGETATION DIAGRAM

SOUTH ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION Scale: 1/16” = 1’ - 0”

WEST ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION Scale: 1/16” = 1’ - 0”

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INDOOR/OUTDOOR PORCHES DIAGRAM

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SECTION A SECTION A

SKETCHUP, PHOTOSHOP

SKETCHUP, PHOTOSHOP

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02. VENICE BIENNALE Outdoor Exhibition - Venice, Italy ARCH 8001: Freespace: 2018 Venice Biennale Project Duration: 1 Semester, Spring 2018

Studio Prompt: The studio will design, build, and assemble an outdoor exhibition for the 2018 Biennale that will be installed in the Giardino Della Marinaressa in Venice, Italy in time for the May 25th opening. The studio will collaborate with students and faculty from the School of Design, School of Planning, and the School of Art to create a multi-disciplinary exhibition that addresses the theme of the Biennale, “Freespace”, as well as tackling the topic of “Urban Futures,” using the City of Cincinnati and it’s 52 neighborhoods as a platform. The existing Exhibit Columbus pavilion will serve as the physical catalyst for the proposal.

ICON STUDY OF CINCINNATI (1)

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WOOD DOCUMENTATION

ICON STUDY OF CINCINNATI (2)

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LASER CUT TEST (1)

School of Architecture and Interior Design PAVILION RHINO MODEL OF Exhibit Columbus 2017 Design Team

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LASER CUT TEST (2)

SIT

College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning

CONNECTION DETAIL

SCALE DRAWN FILENAME DATE

NTS BS, RZ SITE AXON 04.19.17

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CONNECTION DETAIL AFTER INSTALLATION

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ASSEMBLED EXHIBIT IN VENICE

CONNECTION DETAIL POST WEATHER EXPOSURE

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03. JOINERY STUDY Brewery - Cincinnati, OH ARCH 7005: Advanced Integration Studio Project Duration: 1 Semester, Summer 2017 A

The first project is an individual study that investigates how components of a door/ threshold come together to create the experience of entering a space. The design reflects an intentional choice of materiality, weight, movement, and scale. In the second project, I worked with a partner to better understand facade construction and how to creatively implement our own design intentions. We researched various glass window wall systems and created a design that compliments the building’s program, a modern art gallery.

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SUITE PATIO

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SITE PLAN SITE PLAN SCALE: 1:200

DOOR DETAIL

RHINO, PHOTOSHOP

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(A) 2 3 1

PARAPET (A) 1 FIBERGLASS BATT INSULATION 2 RIGID FORM INSULATION 3 WOODEN STUD

(B) 1 2 3 4

REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB (ROOF) (B) 1 FIBERGLASS BATT INSULATION 2 RIGID FORM INSULATION 3 WOODEN STUD

1 2 3 4 5

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GLASS WINDOW SYSTEM (C) SINGLE LAYER LAMINATED GLASS 1/4” LOW IRON U PROFILE GLASS TRANSLUCENT GAS 5 INSULATION 1/4” ACID-ETCHED GLASS AWNING CASEMENT WINDOW 4 2 3

REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB (FLOOR PLATE) (D) 1 EDGE BEAM 2 #4 REBAR (1/2”) AT 12” ON CENTER HORIZONTALLY AND VERTICALLY 3 SUSPENDED CEILING TO CONTAIN HVAC AND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS

3 4

5 1 (C)

(D) 1 2 3

REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB (FOUNDATION) (E) SEAL JOINT BETWEEN FOUNDATION WALL AND SLAB WITH WATERSTOP 6-MIL (0.15 MM) POLYETHYLENE MOISTURE BARRIER 2” OF SAND TO ABSORB EXCESS WATER FROM CONCRETE DURING CURING 4” BASE COURSE OF GRAVEL TO AVOID CAPILLARY RISE OF GROUNDWATER PREMOLDED FILLER AND SEALANT AT EXPANSION JOINT

FOOTING (F) 1 DRAINAGE MAT THAT LETS 2 WATER FLOW TO FOOTING DRAINS 3 FOOTING DRAIN

(E) 5 1

2 3 4

(F) 2

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FACADE SECTION DETAIL, GROUP COLLABORATION

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PHOTOSHOP, INDIVIDUAL WORK

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04. VERSATILE Boutique Hotel - Champaign, IL ARCH 475: Senior Capstone Project Duration: 1 Semester, Fall 2015 A

Located in the heart of the University of Illinois, this hotel is meant to serve a diverse group of people; from students touring the school to visiting sports teams and professors. Due to the need for flexibility, the design of the hotel separates room types into four different pods containing their own amenities and atmosphere.

Connecting these spaces, there are two main atriums and a grand staircase. A centralized staircase was a main component to the design after thinking about how circulation within hotels is usually pushed to either fire staircases or elevators.

Overall, the design creates a strong sense of community while maintaining the individual privacy of guests.

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SUITE PATIO

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SITE PLAN

RHINO, PHOTOSHOP

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SUITE PATIO

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

NORTH SUITES • View: park space, vegetation • Amenities: double-beds, increased square footage, higher price point

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN

SOUTH SUITES • View: Green Street, high traffic • Amenities: double-beds, increased square footage, higher price point

EAST SUITES (1) • View: 3rd Street, mild traffic • Amenities: private balconies, specialized in ADA accessible rooms

FIFTH FLOOR PLAN

EAST SUITES (2) • View: 3rd Street, mild traffic • Amenities: cost-effective option

RHINO, PHOTOSHOP

WEST STRUCTURE DIAGRAM

EAST STRUCTURE DIAGRAM

EAST FACADE WALL SECTION

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RHINO, PHOTOSHOP

SHADING SYSTEM SECTION DETAIL

ELEVATION A

ELEVATION B

STACK VENTILATION

PHOTOVOLTAIC PANELS

WARM AIR RISES OUT OF THE HIGHER OPENINGS AND COOLER AIR ENTERS THROUGH THE LOWER OPENINGS.

CAPTURES SOLAR ENERGY TO USE TOWARDS THE BUILDING’S FUNCTIONS.

FAN COIL UNITS PROVIDES HEATING AND COOLING TO THE BUILDING.

CLIMATE-BASED BUILDING FACADE IN WARMER WEATHER, IT WILL ENHANCE PASSIVE COOLING, SHADED GLAZING, AND REFLECTIVE DAYLIGHTING. IN COLDER WEATHER, IT WILL ENHANCE PASSIVE SOLAR HEATING AND DAYLIGHTING.

RAINWATER STORAGE TANK COLLECTS WATER FROM ROOF TO BE USED FOR DRINKING AND FUCTIONAL PURPOSES.

SUSTAINABILITY DIAGRAM

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SECTION MODEL SCALE: 1/4”-1’-0”

CONCEPT MODEL SCALE: 1/16”=1’-0”

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05. INTERACTIVE CORE Library - Chicago, IL ARCH 374: Architecture in the City Project Duration: 3 months, Fall 2015 A

After researching the development of the modern library, I found that the most important consideration in library design has become the integration of technology.

With most of the population working on laptops and other electronic devices, it is important to design spaces that support these technologies. In addition, libraries are no longer spaces used strictly for silent learning. Instead, libraries have become a place for sharing ideas and working amoung groups. To promote interaction, the library’s central core brings people together while they circulate from each level of the building. Also, many areas use an open floor plan with modular furniture to allow for movement and customization. The library combines the need for private, quiet space with modern methods of collaborative learning.

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FOURTH FLOOR 11. Study Rooms 12. Office 13. Preservation Room

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THIRD FLOOR 9. Lab 10. Lifelong Study Room

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SECOND FLOOR 8. General Collection 8

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FIRST FLOOR 5. Children’s Room 6. Children’s Lab 7. Multipurpose Room

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SUITE PATIO

GROUND FLOOR 1. Lounge 2. Cafe 3. Machine/Electrical 4. Back of House

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SITE PLAN

AXONOMETRIC PLAN

RHINO, PHOTOSHOP

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M BATH

W BATH

LOUNGE MACHINE/ELECTRIC

KITCHEN

CAFE

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CONCEPT MODEL SCALE: 1/16”=1’-0”

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SECTION A

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN

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SECTION B

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EDUCATIONAL FACILITY RESIDENTIAL PLANNED DEVELOPMENT PARK AND OPEN SPACE

1/4 MILE COMFORTABLE WALKING DISTANCE SEDGWICK

JUNE 1ST MARCH 1ST JAN 1ST

SUNRISE

SUNSET

CLARK AND DIVISION

NOON

RESEARCH SYNTHESIS MAP

750’ 375’

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SECTION MODEL SCALE: 1/4”=1’-0”

SECTION MODEL SCALE: 1/4”=1’-0”

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06. SPACE FOR IMAGINATION Bookstore - Champaign, IL ARCH 374: Architecture in the City Project Duration: 2 weeks, Spring 2015 A

A bookstore is meant to provoke creativity and act as a space to escape reality.

To achieve this, spaces for reading and gathering are constructed out of spherical shapes enclosed in a glass box. These spaces allow the user to control privacy, noise levels, lighting, and views. The layout of the book stacks are composed in a traditional form that creates an interesting contrast to the spheres.

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SUITE PATIO

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SITE PLAN

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SECTION A 5

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PUBLIC

PRIVATE

SPHERE HEIGHT DIAGRAM

PUBLIC/PRIVATE SPACE DIAGRAM

CIRCULATION DIAGRAM

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1. BOOK STACK DISPLAYS 2. PROMOTION DISPLAY 3. MAGAZINE DISPLAY 4. NEWSPAPER STACKS 5. READING AREA 6. BOOK/PROMOTION DISPLAY 7. COUNTER 8. WORKROOM 9. TOILETS 10. MECHANICAL

BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

THIRD FLOOR PLAN

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08. ICYT Case Study - Champaign, IL ARCH 233: Construction of Buildings Project Duration: 1 Semester, Fall 2014

ICyt is an existing building located on Research Park at the University of Illinois.

After visiting the site to observe and take measurements, I created construction documents of the building using REVIT. This exercise was designed to teach the various uses of REVIT, including rendering.

REVIT, PHOTOSHOP 45 MIL. EPDM SINGLE-PLY MEMBRANE

8"X8"X16"CMU 2-CORE SECTION

4" BRICKS SECTION UTILITY 3/8" JOINT

4" BRICKS SECTION UTILITY 3/8" JOINT BALLASTED ROOF SYSTEM OF 45 MIL. EPDM SINGLE-PLY MEMBRANE ON 1-1/2" (MIN.) MPOLYISOCYANURATE RIGID INSULATION ON 1-1/2" 22 GAGE TYPE "B" ROOF DECK (RVALUE=20)

5/8" CLASS "X" GYP. BD. ON 1-1/2" MTL ZFURRING WITH 1-1/2" RIGID INSULATION FLASHING

8"X8"X16"CMU 2-CORE SECTION

BAR JOIST

2"X6" FIRE RETARDER BLOCKING DUR-O-WAL CELL VENT/WEEP HOLES

L3-1/2X2-1/2X3/8 LINTEL

STEEL COLUMN L3-1/2X2-1/2X3/8 LINTEL

1-3/4" X 4-1/2" CLEAR ALUMINUM FRAME WITH GLAZING AND COMPOSITE PANEL PER SCHEDULE

CAULK WITH SEALANT AT PERIMETER OF FRAME MTL STUD RUNNER WELDED TO BEAM

SILL PLATE 5/8" CLASS "X" GYP. BD. ON 1-1/2" MTL ZFURRING WITH 1-1/2" RIGID INSULATION

3 5/8"

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8 3/8"

7 7/8"

6/A3.4 DETAIL SCALE: 1 1/2”=1’-0”

3 5/8"

4 1/2"

5/A9.1 DETAIL SCALE: 1 1/2”=1’-0”

3 7/8"

1 1/2"

REVIT, PHOTOSHOP

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226' - 0" 76' - 6"

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7' - 10"

9' - 0"

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6' - 0" 8' - 0"

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VENDING

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STAIR

ELECTRIC

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TELECOM

TELECOM

UP

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10' - 4 1/2"

22' - 8"

TENANT SPACE 112

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8' - 0"

WOMEN

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STAIR

STAIR 109

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6' - 0"

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6' - 0"

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54' - 6 3/4"

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6' - 0"

24' - 4 3/16"

ALCOVE

21' - 4" 10' - 11 1/2"

8' - 0"

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ELECTRIC

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6' - 0"

27' - 6"

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6' - 0"

6' - 0"

3/8" WHITE TRANSLUCENT LAMINATED GLAZING

1' - 0"

26' - 6"

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SCALE: N/A

4" C.I.P. CONCRETE EXTERIOR PATIO SLAB

20" ALUMINUM COLUMN COVER

24' - 0" 25' - 0"

17' - 6"

T/CONCRETE AT 20" PIER CAP TO BE POURED LEVEL

25' - 6"

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4" C.I.P. SLAB TO BE POURED WITH FUTURE TFO

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1' - 0" 8' - 7 1/2"

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1' - 7" 8' - 10 1/2"

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SAWCUT JOINT IN CONCRETE SLAB

7' - 10"

17' - 6"

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6' - 0"

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TENANT SPACE

8' - 0"

110' - 6 3/4" 27' - 6"

34' - 4 3/4"

ELEVATOR EQUIPMENT

UP

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MECHANICAL/PLUMBING

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CORRIDOR 54' - 6 5/8"

9' - 4"

6' - 0"

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ELECTRIC

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T/ MASONRY 35' - 4"

JOIST BEARING 27' - 4"

T/ CONCRETE SECOND LEVEL 14' - 0"

T/ CONCRETE GROUND LEVEL 0' - 1 3/8" B/GRADE BEAM -3' - 10 5/8"

SOUTH ELEVATION SCALE: N/A ---

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T/ MASONRY 35' - 4"

JOIST BEARING 27' - 4"

T/ CONCRETE SECOND LEVEL 14' - 0"

T/ CONCRETE GROUND LEVEL 0' - 1 3/8" B/GRADE BEAM -3' - 10 5/8"

EAST ELEVATION SCALE: N/A B 4" BRICK ON 8" CMU WALL

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T/ MASONRY 35' - 4"

42"X24" GRADE BEAM 18K3JOIST 42"X12" GRADE BEAM

JOIST BEARING 27' - 4"

W14X22-JOIST T/ CONCRETE SECOND LEVEL 14' - 0"

12" FLOOR SLAB W8X31 COLUMN 12" CONCRETE FOUNDATION ELEVATOR PIT 72"X48"X18" CONCRETE WALL FOOTING

BUILDING SECTION SCALE: N/A

T/ CONCRETE GROUND LEVEL 0' - 1 3/8" B/GRADE BEAM -3' - 10 5/8"

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EDUCATION

WORK EXPERIENCE

University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH Master of Architecture August 2016 - August 2019

DTJ Design - Boulder, CO Architectural Intern | May 2018 - August 2018 ・Transform building concepts into detailed SketchUp models ・Represent design intentions, both collaborative and personal concepts, through renderings using Photoshop ・Package drawing proposals for client review

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, IL Bachelor of Science in Architecture August 2012 - May 2016

INVOLVEMENT Women in Architecture Urbana-Champaign, IL Treasurer | August 2013 - May 2016 ・Increase networking skills through participation in educational presentations and events ・Enhance knowledge of the field through firm tours and mentor relationships Best Buddies International Urbana-Champaign, IL Peer Buddy | August 2012 - May 2016 ・Build a relationship with an individual who has special needs ・Spread awareness through events and fundraisers

HOK - Washington, D.C. Architectural Intern | August 2017 - December 2017 ・Marketing efforts towards obtaining new projects ・Compose construction documents and detail drawings ・Perform post-construction site visits and evaluations Walt Disney Imagineering - Glendale, CA Professional Intern | January 2017 - May 2017 ・Tokyo Disneyland end of project deliverables ・Collaboration between operator/owner to transform architectural program requirements into concept-level drawings ・Participate in learning sessions, professional meetings, park tours, and interdepartmental relations FGM Architects - O’Fallon, IL Architectural Intern | May 2016 - August 2016 ・Develop construction documents using REVIT ・Create material sample binders for client documentation ・Participate in Contractor-Architect-Owner meetings and on-site construction inspections Facilities and Services - Urbana-Champaign, IL AutoCAD Intern | June 2015 - September 2015 ・Transfer campus maps to new AutoCAD database ・Edit floor plans to reflect construction updates and record changes on a shared interface

CHARCOAL, GRAPHITE

TECHNICAL SKILLS Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Microsoft Office Suite REVIT SketchUp Rhinoceros AutoCAD Hand sketching Model making Laser cutting