AWARDS
• AIA National Component Scholarship winner/Central PA Chapter of AIA - Fall 2020
• Design 4 final project selected to feature in CABE magazine
Spacework 07 - Fall 2020
• Design 3 final project nominated for CABE Exhibition - Fall 2019
• Design 2 final project selected to feature in CABE magazine
Spacework 06 - Spring 2019
REVIT
RHINOCEROS
ENSCAPE
LUMION
CAD
SKETCHUP
WORD
POWERPOINT
Philadelphia, PA
717-329-6268
colinharrisonwhite@gmail.com
THOMAS JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY, CABE
• Canidate for B.ARCH
HERSHEY HIGH SCHOOL
• Participated in the ACE Mentorship Program of Central PA (20152016)
• Attended the Architecture and Landscape Architecture Summer Camp at the Penn State Stuckeman School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
GENESIS AEC - Jun 2021-Dec 2022
ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER - BLUE BELL, PA
• Developed and produced Revit models
• Used Sketchup to produce concept models and facades
• Developed 3D perspective renders using Enscape
• Developed architectural details for construction documents
• Performed redline changes and revisions to documents
• Provided support for design and rendering projects
ROCKS & CORNERSTONES, LLC - Oct 2020- May 2021
ASSISTANT PROJECT MANAGER - BENSALEM, PA
• Performed redline changes and revisions to documents
• Developed 3D perspectives renders using Lumion
• Surveyed job sites
• Assisted with managing job sites
THE HERSHEY COMPANY - Jun 2019- Aug 2019
FACILITIES INTERN - HERSHEY, PA
• Developed and updated Revit models
• Developed augmented reality of the Hershey Company office spaces
PRINCETON CHEMISTRY LAB
pages 3-12
VENETIAN CONCERT HALL
pages 13-24
TRONCETTO II URBAN DEVELOPMENT
pages 25-36
The following work focuses primarily on the connection between architecture and nature, and how natural light and green spaces can positively effect the performance of students. The program of this project is seperated between an administration space and educational space, with a central atrium connecting the two. The facade of the building is operable, meaning that when the weather is ideal, the facade will open up to fresh air and become a park space.
PRINCETON, NJ
DESIGN 8
Design Partners: James Sanchez Amanda Schultz
1. Foundation
3. Ext Walls
2. Grid
4. Sub-Grid
5. Int Walls
2nd, 3rd & 4th Floor Plan
ALUMINUM CAP FRAME
GLAZING SEAL
CONCRETE EXTERIOR WALL
HYDRAULIC BIFOLD DOOR
STEEL STRUCTURE
THERMAL COATING
DRAFT SEAL 3 X7
SEAL
GROWING MEDIUM ROOT BARRIER
DRAINAGE BOARD WATERPROOF MEMBRANE
FILTER FLEECE CAPILLARY IRRIGATION RETENTION TRIM
FASTENER 4 X7 11
DRAFT SEAL
INSTALLATION
CONCRETE EXTERIOR
HYDRAULIC BIFOLD
STEEL STRUCTURE
THERMAL COATING
FILTER
CAPILLARY
GROWING
ROOT BARRIER
DRAINAGE
WATERPROOF
RETENTION
The following project focuses primarily on views. The building sits on a redeveloped port overlooking the Venetian water. The project consists of two chambers, one angled toward the Venetian City Center, while the second chamber is angled directly at the mountains. The wavy glass facade is inspired by the Venetian water, while also connecting to simple musical theory rules such as repetition and melody.
Venice, Italy is one of the most famous cities in the world, but it faces serious harm when it comes to its chances of survival. The population of Venice has drastically decreased since the 1950s, as people only view it has a tourist destination and not a long term place to live.
The Venetian water port is an underdeveloped and underutilized site that presents potential. In this project, my partner and I decided to implement a variety of program that would present long term social and economic benefits for Venetian residents. We implemented a pedestrian friendly grid system that will encourage walking and biking.
Design Partners: Joseph Falcone
MIXED USE
RESIDENTIAL
CONCERT HALL
Views to water, private land away from commercial zones
encourage gathering
Places along boulevard for efficient transportation
