Architecture Portfolio

Corey Bishop

Architecture Portfolio

Corey Ethan Bishop Miami, Florida Cebishop30@gmail.com 786-217-8628 2

Education

Florida International University Masters in Architecture.

Experience

Drafter for Stone Works

Produced drawings of room renovations and redesigns.

Architect for LD Home

Produced drawings of projects for approval to permitting office.

Partnership with Knuk

Worked with design company in New York. 2022

Skills

Drawings

Autocad, Revit

Adobe Products

Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop

Rendering Softwares

V-Ray, Twinmotion

2019 - 2024 2021 - 2022 2022 - 2023

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Across the world, people have different practices for relieving stress or tension. For many, people meditate or do yoga, for others people study and practive religious beliefs. For this iteration of an ADU, I designed a meditative space that has a large connection to the surrounding area of the building. The quiet and still room can be used as other programatic spaces if wanted, but its intended purpose through deisgn is to be a place of serenity. A key feature of the project is the ceiling condition which contains 9 groups of a series of panels. In between these panes, light is relfected so give off a smooth and subtle lighting scenario within the building. 9 is a significant number in Buddhism meaning completion and perfection.

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Exploded Axonometric 27

1’ 5’ 10’ Gridded Section

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Light Diagram

Knuk ADA Series 2

Prayer Room

Prayer rooms are popular with many religions. Most religions have small significances like Mecca for Muslim, number significance for Christianity, and so on. With this in mind I aimed to create a prayer room suited for any religion I can incorporate. A serene room which offers a quiet place to focus in prayer and intimacy with your religion. Directed in one direction, is the resembelence of there is one thing you need to focus on in the moment. Outside of prayer, the room can be used for other programs, a workout room or yoga space, a reading nook or even nap house. The small room is adaptable to many uses due to the space provided.

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South Beach Alley Pavilion

Concept Statement

The project aims to enlighten people on a current event which essentially displaces a certain group of people from what they call home. During the Covid-19 pandemic, there was a large migration of people from places like New York and Texas, relatively shut down states for the pandemic, to come to Miami where Florida was in a state of openess of buisness and life. This migration of newfound Floridian residents has surged the housing market to sky rocket in prices. Rent has been raised in general and the cost of living is beginning to feel overwhelming. In turn, People who have resided in Miami from the low to middle-class find themselves unable to keep up with the cost of life, forcing them to move to a place they don’t truly want. The feeling of being displaced from somewhere you feel comfortable leaves the soul uneasy and unfulfilled often. This project offers a program that draws people to want to be close, but also has a constantly actong force which repels people from being able to be where they want.