Jake Maximillian Maddocks innovation. technology. craft
UAL: Central Saint Martins 2022
Jake Maximillian Maddocks
Part II Architectural Assistant
Profile Details
am a recent graduate of Central Saint Martins hoping to specialise in architectural design for libraries, cultural centres and other commercial projects. I have extensive experience as an architect and urban designer and my practice focuses on innovation, technology and craft.
Employment History
Architectural Assistant Part I at Form Studio Architects, London
September 2019 - September 2020
Architectural Assistant role focusing on bespoke, luxury residential projects & medium scale commercial projects throughout London.
Consultant Urban Designer/ Strategist at Beispiel, London
July 2021 - Present
Throughout my time at CSM I have consulted as a designer & strategist on projects throughout the UK including: Re imagining the architectural language of the film industry in Soho, re-thinking Sheffield City Centre as a post covid Infrastructure and heritage strategies for historically valuable areas of London such as the Dagenham Ford Factory.
Architectural, Fashion Artefact Designer at Stamped Collective, London
July 2018 - Present
Within my design collective I am responsible for built architectural projects, competitions and fashion artefacts. We are currently overseeing the completion of a bespoke, residential project in North London.
Jane Duncan Architects
June 2015 - Work Experience
Additional Employment History
Marks & Spencer, Flackwell Heath Golf Club, Baroosh Marlow, Starbucks, Fegos, Stuart
Education
MArch Architecture UAL: Central Saint Martins
2022
During my time at CSM I learned from industry experts from Google, leading engineering firms, architectural firms and designers. My thesis project involved over a year of work creating an architectural project to ‘Bridge the Town & Gown Divide in Cambridge, UK.” The project was exhibited in the Letherby Gallery for London Design Festival 2022.
Civic Design UCL: The Bartlett School of Architecture & Planning
2021
Lead by Dr Palo Sendra, the Civic Design Course involved an intensive learning programme over the course of several months which culminated in the design of a live project for the Alton Estate, Wandsworth. Engagement with local residents and community leaders informed a thorough co-design process.
Inside LVMH
2021
In order to progress my understanding of the luxury fashion industry have studied the Inside LVMH course with a pass mark of 90%. Understanding the values and branding for Luxury Brands helps me to design spaces that best reflect the stories behind their creation and ethos.
BA:Hons Architecture The University of Kent
2018
My Bachelors in architecture culminated in my final year project “One World Pier” which created an innovative pier typology in the historic Chatham Dockyards. The university requested that the project be exhibited on site in the Chatham Dockyards Museum.
John Hampden
2015
Grammar
School: Design Specialist School
I attended John Hampden due to its status as a design specialist school, with eight separate design workshops and multiple CAD computer labs.
I achieved AAB at A2 level and C at AS level in Georgaphy, Product Design, Philosophy & Physics. At GCSE achieved 1 A*, 5 A & 8 B.
Exhibitions & Competitions
The Letherby Gallery: London Design Festival
2022
My graduating project: The King of Hearts: Bridging the Town & Gown Divide in Cambridge, UK was exhibited for the month long London Design Festival and showcased some of the sculptural and architectural works from the project.
YAC Rwanda Chapel Competition
2019 This competition involved the design of a hillside chapel and the proceeding procession to the chapel.
Stephen Lawrence London Marathon Mile Marker Competition
2019 This competition involved the design of two contemporary interpretations of archetypal Corinthian columns.
London Cambridgeshire Oxfordshire
England
07718 229 702 jakemaddocks@live.co.uk
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Rhino
AutoCAD
Revit Sketchup
Adobe Shapr
Enscape Blender
Unreal Engine
3D Printing
Twin Motion
V-Ray
Lumion
Illustration
Visual Storytelling
Problem Solving
Lateral Thinking
Links Skills Languages
German (Moderate) Italian (Taking Lessons)
Tufnell Park Home Sustainable Carbon Copies
Under Construction... Nap Hill Car Workshop
Hamburg Marina
Chapelle des Ami SC04 Creative Direction
The Cambridge Town & Gown Divide manifests itself as many socio-economic factors including a British record in life expectancy disparity (76-87 years).
My thesis project created urban strategies and architectural interventions to reduce this divide, ending in the North East Cambridge Civic & Cultural Centre (page 2).
Architectural storytelling was used to emphasise the impacts of the divide. The collegiate fairytale that Cambridge is famous for veils an extremely disparate city, represented in Act of the ‘King of Hearts’ architectural fairytale, pictured above. Below, the relationship between Cambridge College owned land and life expectancy is shown.
At urban scale, the North East Cambridge Masterplan stitches together the two most polarising Cambridge areas: King’s Hedges and the North Cambridge Science Park (shown above).
The North East Cambridge Civic & Cultural Centre is one of the focal interventions in this masterplan.
College owned land
Cambridge Council land
The North East Cambridge Civic & Cultural Centre is the final intervention in the masterplan and its design is inspired by archaeological dig sites and the studio worked in at Saint Martins. Classrooms, meeting rooms and spaces for study float above various library zones that aim to engage different groups of people in their personal pursuits and exchange of knowledge.
Design Development Rhino
The four pavilions modelled below represent a portion of the conceptual form finding conducted during the design of the cultural centre. Parametric design and experiments into structural density informed the final design and programme of the centre.
Interior Concept Models
Floating classrooms and spaces for knowledge exchange and inspiration
3D Printing & Leather: Bags from the future Chapelle des Amis
