JACK JOHNSON
ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
JACK JOHNSON
ARCHITECTURE STUDENT AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF CINNCINNATI
317.296.2172
jajohnson656@gmail.com 10234 Red Tail Drive
Fishers, Indiana, 46037
Education
University of Cincinnati
Class of 2028
College of Design, Art, Architecture, and Planning
Bachelors of Science in Architecture
Fishers High School
Summa Cum Laude
National Merit Commended
GPA 4.3
Activities
• DAAP Tribunal Member
• AIAS Member
• Secretary/Founder of Ecological Design Club
• Climbing Club member
• Pinoy-American Student Organization member
Honors
• DAAP Blum Family Scholarship Recipient
• Orchard Project Architecture Scholarship Recipient
• Eagle Scout Award
AP Research Paper
Study on Feng Shui and Psychology: https://drive.google.com/file
Profile
As a student currently active at the University of Cincinnati, I’m very involved in the school’s clubs and organizations and have even helped found an Ecological Design Club. I’ve done many creative projects beyond my curriculum in various mediums, and I am very motivated to learn more about architecture and design as part of a firm.
Key Skills
Microsoft Office Metal Working Hand Drafting SketchUp
Laser Cutting
Adobe Creative Suite Model Making AutoCad Rhino Lumion
Experiences
June 2019 – December 2022
Geist Plant Nursery
Assisted in educating customers on plants In charge of irrigation system and ensuring plants were healthy
Helped do various construction tasks with various tools and machinary such as forklifts
Jan 2022 – Present
Sweetgreen
Head Trainer and Culinary Pro
Taught and led new staff members on culinary positions
July 2023
NYLT Camp Training
National Youth Leadership Training week long experience
Participated in teamwork expercises and lectures Built teamwork and leadership experience
https://issuu.com/jackjohnsonportfolio/docs/ magazine.pptx
Contents
01. Church Concept
12.24. Handdrawn drafting with photoshop render onto site. Includes exterior and interior concepts.
02. Modular Project
3.25 Made of steel. Designed as a singular folded modular unit that comes to life when arranged with several other units. Created as a group with indidividual interations.
03. DAAP Pavilion
4.25 Physical and Rhino Model of a pavilion for DAAP students that would appear on the green roof.
04. Personal Projects
8.22 Landscaping project done for local church where I had full control of the design and greenery.
Church Concept
11.24 Rough concept perspective render of theoretical placement for the church
11.24 (Above) Rendered drawing done in photoshop to show theoretical materials. (Below) Initial handdrawn sketches
Modular Project 02.
3.25 Render of large scale unit placed onto empty lot in Lower Manhatten as a theoretical use case for a sculptural port.
3.25 Detail shots of unit aggregated and highlighting construction details like the intended gap in each joint
DAAP PAVILION 03.
4.25 Exploded Axon of pavilion done in Rhino and exported to Adobe Illustrator. Massing shown is outline of DAAP building.
4.25 Perspective sketchs demonstrating the space changing as the walls rotate.
4.25 Rhino diagram visualizing the movement of the walls as the spaces changes from human use.
PARTI DIAGRAM
CIRCULATION DIAGRAM.
PUBLIC/PRIVATE
PERSONAL PROJECTS
4a. Analytique
4b. Photography
4c. Landscape Project
4.25 Study of Gropius House Walter Gropius. Lincoln, Mass. 1938
4b. Photography
6.24-3.25 from left to right: Hobokoen, NYC
Cincinnati, Ohio
Guggenheim Musuem, NYC
Edited in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop
Shot on Canonpowershot
4c. landscaping project
8/23 Volunteer landscape project done for a local church. Led and planned by myself,
