(Cole) Hung Le - Selected Works - SoV

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(Cole) Hung Le

Phone No.: (916) 776-0317

Email: arhcol17@gmail.com

Location: Sacramento, CA

OBJECTIVES

Being part of a team where individuals can contribute their energy and curiosity, absorb as much knowledge as possible, and potentially work towards the goal of constructing a more sustainable urban environment. Within the field of architecture, there’s a sincere aspiration to express fervor for meticulous design, environmental stewardship, and celebrating uniqueness.

EDUCATIONS

ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY | Bachelor of Architecture.

EXPERIENCES

ARCHTYPE-GROUP:

INTERN Summer 2022 - Referee: Kiem Nguyen

Designed multiple layout for villas and hospitality buildings. Satisfied manager expectations.

Provided thoughtful ideas and comments to help develop the project. Communicated with the team manager and co-workers.

PROJECTS

UPON THE WATER - PAVILLION

Interfaced with the clients about the pavillion ideas.

Drafted technical drawing for the pavillion.

Conducted site analysis prior to pavillion design.

Proposed with many iteration for the pavillion.

Collaborated with client and engineers to ensure feasibly of design.

LOGO DESIGN

Conveyed logo design ideas with the clients.

Arised with many iteration for the logo.

Met client’s expectations under a set deadline.

UMBER COFFEE BAR - INTERIOR DESIGN

Estimated the dimension of the existing coffee shop. Provided recommendation for design problems.

Drafted technical drawing for the coffee bar.

Advised the client on interior design of the coffee shop. Cooperated with contractor to revise original drawing to ensure feasibility.

SKILLS

Rhino, Revit, AutoCAD, InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Enscape.

Motivated and enthusiastic to learn and find solutions. Fast learner. Thinking out of the box. Conceptual thinking.

LANGUAGES

English. Vietnamese.

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ABSTRACT

The Vietnamese culture in San Francisco has been spread all over the states and it never has its center so people who are from the culture and want to know about the culture don’t have a center to go to. And by proposing a community center here in Van Ness gives me a chance to make a connection between the Vietnamese people with the Vietnamese communities, and introduce the Vietnamese culture to multiple communities in San Francisco.

So by grabbing and putting together some of the Vietnamese culture in San Jose, Westminster and Vietnam, and then blend those characteristic with the characteristic of San Fransisco, I’m able to create somethings that is really Vietnamese but also San Francisc and only the Vietnamese culture in San Francisco have.

“Bánh Mì” Express

Project Type: Apartment Building

Location: Oakland, CA

Theis Project: Cole Le

Roles: Diagraming, Schematic Design, Sustainability Design

Instructors: Philip Ra, Ricardo Solar, Ethen Wood

Design
Vignette
Restaurant
Retails
Coffee Shop
Plaza
Lobby
Event Space
Outdoor/Event Space
Basketball/Badminton Court
Gym
Hotel

ABSTRACT

“The colLAB, located in the heart of Oakland’s vibrant art and mural scene, aims to create a unique and inspiring living and working environment for artists, students, and seniors. By bringing together this diverse group of individuals in a shared space, we hope to foster a sense of community and collaboration, while supporting the creation and display of local art.

By providing artists, students, and seniors with the resources and support they need to thrive, our project will foster a dynamic and vibrant ecosystem of creativity and learning. In addition to supporting the local art scene, our building will provide affordable and comfortable housing options, and contribute to the revitalization of the Oakland neighborhood. Through our architecture, we hope to create a unique and enriching living experience for all those who call our building home.”

THE coLAB

Project Type: Apartment Building

Location: Oakland, CA

Group Project: Cole Le, Jaroslav Sladek, Drew Hart

Roles: Diagraming, Schematic Design, Sustainability Design

Instructors: Paul Adamson

(Two Bedroom)

Two Bedroom Unit
Studio Unit
Shared Work Space
Studio Unit
Loft Unit
Two Bedroom Unit Workshop Work Space Access

X Building

Project Type: Community Center

Location: Angel Island, CA

Single Project: Cole Le

Roles: Diagraming, Schematic Design, Sustainability Design

Instructors: Ethen Wood

ABSTRACT

Through my site analysis, I discovered that the site has two primary wind pathways that run through the woods. The two wind paths originate in opposite directions but intersect at the same spot before splitting again. I attempted to replicate similar moments from the winds by layering the frames throughout the structure, where individuals enter the building from two distinct entrances, meet at one point, and divide again.

1. Gathering Space 2. Interaction Exhibit Space 3. Rotation Exhibit Space

Storage

Lobby

1. Retail Space 2. Coffee Area 3. Rotation Exhibit Space

Library

Lobby
Classroom
Restroom
Conference Room

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