Christine Do
PORTFOLIO
Architecture + Design
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CONTENT 05 Resume 07 Project List 06 Hugs-Hug Recreation and Park 14 SkyWalk MultiPlex 18 Torry Pines Performing Art Foundation 26 Nodal Parkside Library 34 Idea sketches Projects: Marke, Marriott Hotel, Balboa Yatch Club (BYC) 40 Construction Document Work Sample
Christine Do Garden Grove, CA (714) 675-0326
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Objectives Looking for a professional architectural work in a collaborative environment. Proficient in CAD, Adobe CS: Illustrator, Indesign, Photoshop, Revit, Sketchup, Rhino and other computer skills Software 3D: Autodesk: Revit Rhinoceros Sketchup Skills 2D: Adobe: Illustrator InDesign Photoshop AutoCAD & Revit Microsoft Office: Word Powerpoint Excel
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Certification Architecture Review Exam (ARE) Construction Documents Technologist (CDT) Education NewSchool of Architecture + Design, San Diego, CA Master of Architecture (Magna Cum Laude) University of California, Riverside Bachelor of Business Economics Employment Robinson Hill Architecture, Costa Mesa, CA Architectural Designer / Drafter - Obtain project permits from cities - Resolve complex technical and design issues - Assist in creating renderings, presentations, and proposal materials - Collaborate project informations with consultants - Produce construction document drawings sets.
In progress In progress 2011- 2014
2005- 2007 2015-Current
ARCHevon, Inc. , Milpitas, CA Architectural Designer - Executed firm’s design philosophy through graphic renderings - Produced architectural construction drawings - Prepared presentations and project bidding - Coordinated with outside consultants and vendors
2014-2015
Dougherty + Dougherty Architects, LLP, Irvine, CA Internship position - Architect’s Assistant - Maintained construction document database - Assisted front desk with various tasks - Prepared projects color boards
2010- 2011
Wells Fargo Bank, Costa Mesa, Ca Personal Banker Position - Analyzed applicant's financial problems & identify their financial goals - Recommended and explained credit policies, credit lines, and procedures
2007- 2009
Honors NewSchool President’s List Presidential Scholarship Other Advanced Vietnamese Languages
2012 & 2013 2012 & 2013
PROJECTS:
Commercial / Current 1. A tenant Improvement: Balboa Yatch Club (BYC) - Corona Del Mar, CA Tasks: Research, Design, Construction Documents, Detailing Scope: ADA upgrades with an accessible elevator is being added. New ADA accessible restroom to be added to the lower level. Lower level is expanded for a new locker room with other major room renovations. 2. A tenant Improvement For: PIONEER ELECTRONICS, INC - Torrance, CA Commercial / Current Tasks: Research, Construction Documents, Obtaining Permit The scope of this work is improving the area located within suite 100. In the efforts of containing cost and be environmentally conscious. Existing building materials are utilized. 3. Koru LLC: 350 E.17th St Demo Permit - Costa Mesa, CA Commercial / Current Tasks: Research, Construction Documents, Obtaining Permit A proposed demolition of the existing two story commercial office building located in Costa Mesa. The site will be enclosed with a chain link fence with dust screen. Safe ingress and egress for pedestrians around the area will be protected and provided. 4. Hotel Irvine: 2016 PARKING LOT REDESIGN - Irvine, CA Tasks: Research, Design, Construction Documents, Obtaining Permit
Commercial / 2016
5. Disneyland Resort: Pirate Suite Softgoods - Anaheim, CA Tasks: Reserch & Construction Documents
Commercial / 2016
6. Toyota: GRAMERCY ADA PARKING IMPROVEMENT- Torrance, CA Tasks: Construction Documents, Obtaining Permit
Commercial / 2016
7. Restaurant Design- CHARLEY & THE BAKER- Costa Mesa, CA Tasks: Research, Design, Construction Documents
Commercial / 2015 Concept
8. Irvine Hotel: SUITE 1908 REMODEL - Irvine, CA Tasks: Construction Documents
Commercial / 2015
Project scope includes two new installations of parking ticketing booths at two different locations within the existing parking lot.
An interior renovation for the Pirate of the Caribbean Suite to meet Disney standards.
Remove existing ADA ramps and concrete sidewalks that do not comply to ADA code. Install new ADA compliant concrete sideswalks and ramps that have a slope not higher than 5% grade. ADA Parking spaces to be moved under a new covered parking structure.
An existing vacant retail space to be converted into a 2440 s.f. deli as an amenity to the existing mixed use housing development. The scope of the project is limited to this vacant space with its adjacent outdoor patio.
The scope of this project is to convert the suite formally known as the “Heinz Suite� into a series of usable units. Three new suites were created; 3 guest rooms can potentially connected by adjoining doors to create a 3 bed room unit with kitchen and common areas.
9. STRAFORD SCHOOL -Newark, CA Tasks: Construction Documents 10. KHAN RESIDENCE- Fremont, CA CHINMAYA MISSION- San Jose, CA GODHWANI RESIDENCE - Fremont, CA PATEL RESIDENCE - Los Altos Hills, CA Tasks: Construction Documents
Commercial 2014/2015 Non-Commercial 2014/2015
HUGS-HUB IDEA
Russia Canada Germany France
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> The busiest border border crossing in the world
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United States
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US is leading in...
Border Crossing San Diego| Tijuana
Electricity Production (kWh) millions
Christine Do
US $4,054,353 MX $218,654
“...where ideas and innovations from two worlds mingle�
Brazil
CO 2 Emission (Kt) thousands
US 5,834 MX 383
Thesis Statement: United States
Health Expendition
Public space has been known as a touch stone for humanity critical theory in relation to philosophy, cultural studies, social studies, and urban design. The outcome of achieving good public space not only improves social wellness but also improves environment, public health, public transporation, pedestrian transporation and reduces crime.
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Performing Arts Center Torrey Pines High School
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Located on the Torrey Pines High School overlooking the city of San Diego, small site that is sitting in the back of school adjacently to a school parking promises a new iconic framework of the sites’ users and community. The site is currently covered with dirt, wild plants and grasses. Looking West, 5 interstate is running from North to South and its half-mile surroundings on both West and South are covered much of residential houses. In the North-East, Torrey Pines Dog Park and Public Park are blended creating a seamlessly vast of green lawn meeting the horizontal line of the sky. But much more or less of the school’s site condition information, Torrey Pines High School maintains a long architectural history.
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Prior to 1936, North County students went to high school in Oceanside, California. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, the large amount of growth projected to the growth of the area determined that a second high school was needed. Torrey Pines High School was built and opened in the fall of 1974 when initial access was from the original alignment of two-lanes only Black Mountain Rd. After Del Mar Heights Road was extended east, the access road was modified. At the time the school was being built with an open courtyard, classrooms with no windows, and many of the classrooms had no doors with wide hallways and large carpeted podium-like benches one could sit on. Over the time, there were some noticeable discrepancies: there was an immediate shortage of classrooms and lockers. Portable classrooms had to be brought in and food service building was utilized instead of vending machines.
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Most of building on the South side are currently new. In the 1980s, the school was expanded towards Del Mar Heights Road, creating rooms 41 – 62; a new parking, bus, and student drop-off area was added; a football stadium built. These changes caused the original portable classrooms to be converted to a weight room and other sport-related uses. In addition, the original school black box theater is now used as a lecture hall. In 2003, Building E and G were finally built to the growth demand. Furthermore, more stairs were constructed to many existing buildings in response to easy access for site users and students.
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Since all building in the North of the school existed in 1970s, both building’s facade and volumetric appeared flat from a far distance. Therefore, I envision an iconic theater is much higher in height and volumetric. The theater will activate the West parking as the secondary main entrance as its foyer opens up to frame a picture of the Torrey Pines Public Park in the East and captures the sunset in the West. Bridging the north side the sound side lot of the site, flexible classrooms/exhibition is the transition between public and private areas. The framework will serve academic values such as art, performance art, lectures, and professional conferences. This way, students can be well-rounded and can empower their knowledge educationally from both educators and professionals. At the same time, this iconic may also provide scholarly activities to the Del Mar community in a meaningful and sincerely ways. As the school vision statement is "Our vision is to be a dynamic community of lifelong learners who make significant contributions in our world."
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NODAL PARKSIDE LIBRARY Located in the heart of San Diego’s old cultural and new shopping center, “Nodal Parkside Library” is a proposal for extension of the 10,000-square foot branch Linda Vista Library. Since 1987, the public reading house has been well organized and an enjoyable reading space. But as time passes, the library is facing more and more user demanding challenges. The improvement for technology is shifting many hard copy materials to digital copies. To fulfill increasing demand in technology, the core idea is to expand the parking as an architectural park for the existing library.
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The plan seeks to bridge the gap between the current structures to the outer shell of the library as friendlier park side amphitheater. Reminiscent of scaffolding and courtyard plazas, typological acclimation and park spaces combine to create nodes of experience for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers going to the library as going through a park. Upon entering, the visitor is greeted with mixed-used green center. the triple spaces of library, community garden, and park have been merged into a single open area suitable for peaceful contemplation. The secondary space is devoted to digital experimentation.Mobile work-carts, rolling tables, and digital book-checking kiosks allow the inquisitive patrons to create the personal workspace. The final space is where the visitor can relax under the shade or activly use for daily functions such as running, impromptu meetings, or exhibitions. This library will also serve as 24-hr service needs for the community and local educators. The design intent enables the provision of on-site accessing information through the use of personal devices as book drops and information kiosks will display to minimize the controlled environment of information. The “Nodal Parkside Library� will continue to serve historic users as it creates nodes of pathways and zones to help guide visitors as it symbolizes the break with tradition. ley
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