Grant Fraikor KU Spring 2023 Portfolio

Portfolio Grant Fraikor

720-980-3113 gbfraikor@gmail.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/grant-fraikor-252111201/ issuu.com/grantfraikor

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EXPERIENCE

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GE Johnson, Virtual Design Construction Intern May 2022-August 2022

KU Disc Golf Club Varsity Tennis ThunderRidge 2018-20 Colorado Boys State 2019 ThunderRidge Baseball JV 2016-18 ThunderRidge Soccer JV 2016-18 2017-18 SKSK Camp Counselor (over 50 hours of service in one week) Volunteer for the Special Olympics Tennis Counselor for TRHS youth program

Responsibilities included modeling in Revit, concrete formwork panel drawings, preforming clash detection, creating Synchro 4d animations, and participated in a design build project for an Early Connections Center in Colorado Springs.

Used BIM 360, Bluebeam, SYNCHRO, Navisworks, Revit, Sketchup, and Lumion.

Westridge Recreation Center— Guest Services May 2019 - January 2022

Responsibilities include managing the access desk, fitness area and outdoor pool access area. Manage daily pass issuance and purchases. Provide management and enforcement of facility rules and regulations. Manage batting cages when assigned and access to tennis courts.

Southridge Recreation Center — Guest Services April 2018 - May 2019

Responsible for various tasks including fitness center management, access desk, and outdoor pool. Trained and authorized to handle guest entry and storefront merchandise payments, equipment management and guest interaction.

AWARDS 2x Academic Letter - 3.75 or higher in 3 semesters 2019 Underclassmen Awards- FBLA (placed 5th in Risk Management test), Student of the Month 2019 Artist of Merit 2015 President’s Education Awards Program- Outstanding Academic

SKILLS Revit Rhino Enscape Sketchup Lumion SNCHRO 4d Navisworks

VRay Bluebeam 3ds Max BIM 360 Dynamo Adobe Suite

EDUCATION University of Kansas, 1450 Jayhawk Blvd, Lawrence, KS 66045 Master of Architecture Master of Construction Management August 2020-Present 3.91 GPA 2022 Spring Deans List

REFERENCES Kapila Silva 414-334-1290 Kapilads@ku.edu David Wilt 720-822-1865 wiltd@gejohnson.com

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Museum of Human Impact

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Museum of the Human Impact -Fort Worth, Texas Fall 2022 Professor: Kapila Silva Fall 2022

From immense ocean pollution to rapid deforestation, our actions as a collective species have resulted in an environmental state now in dire stress. In order to save our planet and ourselves we all need to make a change. From more green and environmentally aware design to the individual impacts, we as humans need to become aware and change what has already been done. The Museum of the Human Impact on the Environment showcases the history and importance that now lays ahead. Through a look into the Pre-human, Industrial Human, and Solutions, users should understand and take action in this so urgent global scenario.

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Centered in the once existing parking lot lies the protected Heritage Tree. Instead of avioding the tree, the museum celebrates nature and centers itself around it to acknowledge, protect, and embrace the nature within a site.

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Programs were subdived into 5 main functions that then were organized based on relation to the Heritage Tree, Orientation to Site, and the Entrance.

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Utilizing nature’s spiraling and expanding displayed through fractals, trapezoidal modules were developed based on needed function. Flowing towards the Hertiage Tree each module encourages users to appreciate and congregate around the tree.

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ENTRANCE PATH PARKING AND SERVICE GREENHOUSES REFLECTION POOL

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Nature Takes Over

Functions now can expland from each wing creating a museum that fully utilizes the site and connects users outside of the museum to each various function.

Extensive landscaping then takes over the site to allow for nature to work and collaborate with the meseum. Thus embracing and celebrating what first inspired the design - nature.

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Medium: Ink Pen and Photoshop Aerial View encompassing how the museum fully utilizing the site and idea behind the fractal

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Street View of Entrance

Medium: Ink Pen and Photoshop Water guides users to the entrance of the Museum , paved paths are utilized to signify movement and shape.

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Lobby Area

Medium: Ink Pen and Photoshop Water continues with the heavy incorporation of wood and more interior planting.

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3/4” Steel Fin TubeSpider Connector WOODS3 GLASS Bracket 4 3” Steel Tube 3/4” Steel Tube Connector 5 1/2” Steel Plate LUNA TGV BRUSHED Wood Flooring Boards 3” Steel6Tube 7 Stainless Steel Wood Nails

1/2” Steel Plate Interior Shealthing 8 1/2” 9 7-Ply Cross Laminated Timber LUNA TGV BRUSHED Wood Flooring Stainless Steel Wood Nails 1/2” Interior Shealthing 7-Ply Cross Laminated Timber

20 Glue Laminated Timber Beam 21 Glue Laminated Timber Column 22 1/2” Steel Plate 23 1/2” Steel Clip 24 2.5’ Rammed Earth

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1/2” Exterior Shealthing 3” Wood Batting 1/2” Exterior Shealthing 3/4” Horizontal Wood Battens .87” ACCOYA Shou Sugi Ban Cladding Stainless Steel Ring Shank Glue Laminated Timber Beam Glue Laminated Timber Column 2” Steel Tube 76¢, 112½0 OFFSETS PIPE SC6O3 Connector and SCREWS 5OxNo.16 PIPE FIXING

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24 Rubber Matt With Steel Ring Shanks 14 .87” ACCOYA Shou Sugi Ban Cladding 15 3/4” 25 76¢ ALIGATOR OUTLET with Steel Fascia Bracket Horizontal Wood Battens 24 Rubber Matt With Steel Ring Shanks 14 .87” ACCOYA 25 76¢ ALIGATOR Bracket Shou Sugi Ban Cladding 15 3/4” Horizontal Wood Battens 16 1/2” Exterior ShealthingOUTLET with Steel Fascia 26 1/2 Steel Plate Connection System 25 76¢ ALIGATOR OUTLET with Steel Fascia Bracket 15 3/4” Horizontal Wood Battens 16 1/2” Exterior Shealthing 26 1/2 Steel Plate Connection System 27 5OxNo.16 PIPE FIXING 17 House Wrap 16 1/2” Exterior Shealthing 26 1/2 Steel Plate Connection System 17 House Wrap 17 House Wrap 27 5OxNo.16 PIPE FIXING 1/2” Rigid Insulation 5OxNo.16 PIPE FIXING 18 227 28 LUNA TGV BRUSHED Wood Flooring Boards 18 2 1/2” Rigid Insulation 28Barrier LUNA TGV BRUSHED Wood Flooring Boards 18 2 1/2” Rigid Insulation 28 LUNA 19 Vapor TGV BRUSHED Wood Flooring Boards 29 Stainless Steel Wood Nails 19 Vapor Barrier 29 Stainless Steel Wood Nails Exterior Shealthing 19 Vapor Barrier 20 1/2” Exterior Shealthing 30 1/2” Exterior Shealthing 20 1/2” 29 Stainless 30 1/2” Exterior Shealthing Steel Wood Nails Laminated Timber Beam 31 Glue 21 2” Wood U Channels 2” Wood U Channels 31 Glue Laminated Timber Beam 1/2” Exterior Shealthing 20 1/2” Exterior Shealthing 21 30 22 Loose-Fill Insulation Loose-Fill 22 31 Glue Insulation Laminated Timber Beam 21 2” Wood U Channels 23 Stainless Steel Ring Shank 23 Stainless Steel Ring Shank 22 Loose-Fill Insulation

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4 3/4” Vertical Wood Battens 1 .87” ACCOYA Shou Sugi Ban Vertical Cladding 5 Moisture Barrier 2 Ventilated Cavity 6 2 1/2” Rigid Insulation 3 3/4” Horizontal Wood Battens 7 Vapor Barrier 4 3/4” Vertical Wood Battens 8 1 1/4” Exterior Shealthing 5 Moisture Barrier 9 2” Wood Studs 6 2 1/2” Rigid Insulation 10 Loose-Fill Insulation 7 Vapor Barrier 11 1/2” Interior Shealthing 8 1 1/4” Exterior Shealthing 9 2” Wood Studs 10 Loose-Fill Insulation 11 1/2” Interior Shealthing

Stainless Steel Wood Nails LUNA TGV BRUSHED Wood Flooring Boards Glue Laminated Timber Column Steel Base Plate Connection Stainless Steel Wood Nails 1 1/2” Steel Bolts LUNA TGV BRUSHED Wood Flooring Boards Stainless Steel Ring Shank Glue Laminated Timber Column External Flashing Steel Base Plate Connection 19 Galvanized Steel Flashing 16 1 1/2” Steel Bolts 20 Moisture Barrier 17 Stainless Steel Ring Shank 2 1/2” Rigid Insulation 21 External 18 Flashing 22 Vapor Barrier 19 Galvanized Steel Flashing 20 Moisture Barrier

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LUNA TGV BRUSHED Wood Flooring Boards Stainless Steel Wood Nails 1/2” Interior Shealthing 7-Ply Cross Laminated Timber LUNA TGV BRUSHED 1/2” Expansion JointWood Flooring Boards Stainless Steel Wood NailsBeam Glue Laminated Timber 1/2” Shealthing SteelInterior Hanger Plate Connection Timber 17-Ply 1/2”Cross SteelLaminated Bolts 1/2” Expansion Joint Wall Concrete Retaining Glue Laminated Timber Smooth Concrete Finish Beam Steel Hanger Plate Connection 30 1 1/2” Steel Bolts 31 Concrete Retaining Wall 32 Smooth Concrete Finish 23 24 25 26 23 27 24 28 25 29 26 30 27 31 28 32 29

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Layers of Impact Rammed Earth

Medium: Ink Pen and Photoshop Rammed Earth and Concrete used in the basement level to pay utilize and teach users of the sustainable materials and how they can be used.

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Outdoor Courtyard

Medium: Ink Pen and Photoshop Courtyard path guides users to tree . Ramp lies above along with the rammed earth wall that defines the barrier.

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GE Johnson Intern Project -Denver Tech Center and Colorado Springs Early Connections Learning Center CO Springs Apart of the GE Johnson Summer Internship program myself and 4 other interns were tasked with designing, procuring, estimating, and constructing a sail sunshade for the Early Connections Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Throughout our individual programs and responsibilities, we all were able to successfully provide a shade structure for the learning community of Colorado Springs as well as participate and complete all stages of construction. After completing the internship not only was I able to obtain a depth of knowledge in the construction field as well as the VDC side of construction, but I was also able to be directly apart of a design build project that provides for a community in need.

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Simple Design required few materials. Blue Powder Coated Steel Poles with varying heights, Red Canvas, and pole attachments

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Each pole placed then filled with concrete for each hole. Poles leveled and placed by hand.

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Test hang with clips. Making sure poles and chains with support shade cover.

Using man powered auger to drill 4’ deep holes in order to support wind loads on poles.

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Using shade to lay out holes for each pole and measuring elements to ensure design.

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Initial Design Sketch Accounting for various measurements, surrounding context, color scheme, and relation to sun and shading, the intail sketch was done as a first round of design and refrence for the remaider of the project. As shown through the progression the initial design worked quite well throughout the whole process.

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Completed Project Completed in 2 days, the Sunshade for Early Connections now provides sufficient shade through the day for the childern of Colorado Springs.

Created for the community of Colorado Springs, GE Johnson helped aid those in need.

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Completed Shade

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Finished shade is ready to protect users from CO Springs heat.

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Metcalf Avenue G-Market -Metcalf Avenue Kansas City, Missouri Professor: Jae Chang Spring 2021 Situated along the unique corner created by Metcalf Ave and Marty Street, the site acts as a key connection between the commercial and residential sides of Metcalf Ave. By utilizing green technology and environmental strategies, the Green Makert creates a grocery store where the community along Metcalf Avenue can shop for groceries, be out with nature, and celebrate in one green grocery store experience.

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Design Precedents and Section Taking inspiration from (1) vertical farming in the World Food Building (2) African Terraced Farming, and (3) major multi-purpose structures in Asia, the Green Makert creates a grocery store where numerous functions as well as innovative form and design create a unique yet functional store for the community of Overland Park.

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Medium: Photoshop and Lumion Large winding ramp is used to define space and provide separate between the various functions of the store.

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Medium: Photoshop and Lumion The vertical farming system lines the street giving a sense of movement and showcasing good green design.

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Nelson Atkins Popup Shop -Overland Park, KS Professor: Jae Chang Spring 2021 Metcalf Avenue has become a place for urban growth and expansion ever since the Vison Metcalf Project was adopted by the community in 2007. The Nelson Atkins Pop-Up Shop is a new and innovative place were people of the Overland Park (and other locations) can experience, learn, and practice art.

Through a collaboration with the Nelson Atkins Art Museum, the pop up shop creates a digital led experience where people can immerse themselves in art. When the shop is not being used for high art, local artists can display and promote the local community as well.

Utilizing technology such as Electrochromic Glass, Smart Interactive Displays, And Bimetallic strips, The Nelson Atkins Pop not only displays unique technology but takes advantage of smart design to create an efficient, interactive, and healthy overall pop-up experience. Along with technology used, the pop-up shop itself takes inspiration from various current art museums, interactive art experiences, and street art to engage and showcase not only street art but teach about the importance of fine and historical art displayed at the Nelson Atkins.

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Ready for use and interaction -Ventilation System through Bimetalic Strip System -Solar Panels Used for Energy Collection

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Interactive Display

Medium: Photoshop, Lumion, Illustrator Interactive Display allows for a fun , exciting, and engaging learning experience.

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Day and Night

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Medium: Photoshop and Lumion Pop-up shop can display both digitally and traditionally, creating a shop or all types of art selling and education.

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Personal Ha

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Machu Picchu -Pencil Personal Work Summer 2020 Machu Picchu is one of our worlds most fantastic and beautiful examples of vernacular architecture. Produced during a personal study of vernacular architecture. The drawing was created to better understand and produce a personal sketch of inspiring and iconic design. Using only a mechanical pencil, the drawing is comprised of only careful shading and linework.

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Dead Horse Canyon (Utah) -Pencil Personal Work Summer 2020 62

Created shortly after the Machu Picchu drawing, after traveling to Moab, Utah, I found the landscape to be beautiful. Viewing the rock canyons behind the vast canyon behind, the drawing again is used only mechanical pencil.

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The Pantheon and Falling Water Sketches -Pen and Markers Personal Work Spring 2022 64

Sketches drawn while learing about the progress and evolution of architecture throughout history. Meant to be sketches drawn under 10min each drawing acts as a practive for quick informative sketchking.

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Glenn Murcutt Mosque

Medium: Ink Pen