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JACKSON HARRIS
5TH YEAR ARCHITECTURE STUDENT
(501) 707-5219
jackson09harris@gmail.com
EDUCATION
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, AR - Fay Jones School of Architecture & Design History of Architecture Minor Expected graduation MAY 2024
EXPERIENCE
History of Architecture II, Fayetteville, AR - Teaching Assistant - Kim Sexton
Spring 2024
LRK, Little Rock, AR - Summer Intern
SUMMER 2023
Environmental Technology I, Fayetteville, AR - Teaching Assistant - Alison Turner
FALL 2022
Design Thinking II, Fayetteville, ARTeaching Assistant - Frank Jacobus
SUMMER SESSION II 2022
Design Thinking I, Fayetteville, ARTeaching Assistant - Alyssa Kuhns
SUMMER SESSION I 2022
Design Camp, Fayetteville, AR - Overnight Camp Counselor - Alison Turner
JUNE 2022
Summerwood inc., North Little Rock, AR
- Student Intern
January 2021 - PRESENT
JRHServices, North Little Rock, ARSole Proprietor
January 2018 - January 2020
SKILLS
2d drawing
3d modeling
photo editing
woodshop
3d printing
PROGRAMS
rhino 7
grasshopper revit
enscape
rhino inside revit lumion
ultimaker cura adobe
a.i. tools
ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT
dean’s list
CAMPUS ORGANIZATIONS
american institute of architecture students
arkansas student alumni association
sierra student coalition
tau sigma delta
honors society
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The Works
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1 Natatorium
Waves and Sheets
Sheets and Waves
Year 2 Spring 2021
ARCH 2026 Architectural Design IV
In response to the existing bike trail, the site and program are divided: the multipurpose and cafe spaces (right) and the pool, its amenities, and the lobby (left). Derived from tangents of the bike path, grids are overlayed on the site. This separation creates a complex of facilities. The forms of the cafe and bike storage awning are scaled down forms of the pool barrel vault and the orthogonal lobby. The sheet construct is present in two places: the walls of the lobby hallway leading to the locker rooms and the western facades of the cafe space, as well as, the barrel vault of the pool. The pool vault is a steel truss system wrapped in the sheet on the interior and exterior.
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2 Housing
Intersecting Mar Vista
Group Project: Drew Verkler and Jackson
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Year 3 Fall 2021
ARCH 3016 Architectural Design V
The site of this project is the Mar Vista Tract designed by Gregory Ain and entire neighborhood built around it. With more than 100 houses, lots were selected for the site of an apartment complex. This project interrupts the grid of the neighborhood with a series of linear bars. Instead of each bar having its own vertical circulation, this element is added in between the linear strips and made of polycarbonate for transparency and to not speak to the mass of the bars. This housing complex accomodates senior and co-living residents. Assisted living residents are located on the ground floor for ease of access.
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3 Library
The Coop
Year 4 Fall 2022
ARCH 4016 Comprehensive Studio
Fitting into the L-shaped site, the building is split into two linear pieces. The program of which is based on noice production: quieter, more personal spaces are located in the larger building, whereas, louder more interactive spaces are located in the other. Entry occurs at two main points at the alley way and the front of the large building. The alley way is brought into the building by the extension of a polycarbonate roof over where they intersect. The main building cantilevers as the site dips and a more wooded area emerges. The occupant is brought amongst the trees.
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1) Concrete Footing
2) Coarse Gravel
3) Perforated Drainage Pipe
4) Foundation Wall
5) Compacted Gravel
6) Metal Flashing
7) 1" Rigid Insulation
8) Anchor Bolt
9) 4 1/2" Concrete Slab
10) Veneer Fastener
11) Stone Veneer
12) Mortar
13) Window Sill
14) 12"x24" Glulam Column
15) 3/4" Plywood Sheathing
16) 2"x6" Stud
17) 12"x18" Glulam Beam
19) 6" Batt Insulation
20) Raised Floor Pedestals
21) 3/4" Plywood Subfloor
22) Finish Floor
23) 3/4" Gypsum Board
24) 2"x4" Window Mullion
25) Double Pane Window Glazing
26) 2”x12” Window Header
27) Metal Standing Seam Wall Panel
28) Glulam Frame
29) 6"x18" Glulam Beam
30) Metal Coping
31) Hidden Eaves Gutter
32) Fasteners
33) Weather Barrier
34) Metal Standing Seam Roof Panel
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4 Park
Klondike Park
Year 4 Summer 2023
Internship
This project is apart of the concept development of a community park in a neighborhood in Memphis, TN, meant to serve the surrounding area. The images depicted showcase the final phase of the park. The project was completed by a team of interns over the course of a summer. The park is divided into three zones allowing for different types of activities to take place: meadow, riparian, and arboretum. My contribution to the project was the development of the perspectives utilizing a heavy amount of photoshop generative fill and a.i. tools.
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5 Adaptive Reuse
Sticking Out
Year 5 Fall 2023
ARCH 5016 Architectural Design IX
“Sticking out” gets its name from the extru sion of Luigi Tosti extending over the street Via Cesare Baronio. It sticks out. The building itself is pushed back from the streetscape. This gesture is done in an effort to draw at tention and pull one to the building as they approach the site. The existing street is ed ited to add to this effect. What was a set of one way streets divided by a median was turned into a snaking single set of one way roads.
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