CAMERON COLE CARCELÉN
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EDUCATION 2009 - 2012
Winter, 2009 2002 - 2006 Summer, 2004
University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon Master of Architecture. Certificate in Ecological Design. Escuela Politécnica Nacional, Quito, Ecuador Teaching English as a Foreign Language Certificate. New York University Gallatin School, New York, New York BA in Urban Studies. 2004, Universidad de la Habana, Havana, Cuba, Summer Semester
ARCHITECTURE :: PROJECTS, TEACHING, RESEARCH 2013 - 2014
Adjunct Professor, Colegio de Arquitectura y Diseño de Interiores Universidad San Francisco de Quito, Ecuador Design Studio - Instructor. Intro to Principles of Sustainable Design - Conceived of, designed, developed curriculum, and taught course beginning with bioregional scale, and culminating in enclosure details.
Fall, 2012
Architectural Preservation Coordinator/Intern Office of Patrimony and Historic Areas, City of Quito, Ecuador Reviewed proposals for architectural interventions in UNESCO-protected patrimonial buildings and districts; provided feedback to owners, architects. Programmed schedule for architectural prize given by Quito’s Historic Preservation Office for 2013.
Summer - Fall 2011
Designer, Project Coordinator Blair Storefront Improvement Project, Eugene, OR Collaborated with team members to design and construct integrated fence/seating/planters to enclose outdoor eating area for Mi Tierra Taquería, commissioned by Wells Fargo Bank and City of Eugene.
2010 - 2012
Designer, Client Communications Manager Huerto de la Familia/designBridge, Eugene, OR Liaised between seven Latino families that collectively own and run an organic berry farm, and UO architecture students designing a structure for the farm. Facilitated and translated all documents and meetings, including charrettes. Developed and managed budget for project construction. Coordinated construction activities with student volunteers and farmers.
2011 - 2012
Graduate Teaching Fellow University of Oregon, Department of Architecture, Eugene, OR Introduction to Architectural Design Human Context of Architectural Design Architectural Contexts: Place and Culture
2010 - 2011
Research Assistant to Professor Nico Larco UO Department of Architecture, Eugene, OR Conducted literature search and review on connectivity and walkability in New Urbanist developments. Statistically analyzed data from a survey about pedestrian activity in Clackamas, OR, and developed a report about the study’s findings, using SPSS and ArcGIS.