Jasmine McNeil Portfolio

Jasmine McNeil Architecture Portfolio

My goal is to become an architect whose sincere efforts will improve public health, safety and welfare for all people - regardless of economic status - via creative solutions and collaborations to make the world a better place.

Jasmine McNeil mcneil.67@osu.edu

703.895.4329

EDUCATION

WORK EXPERIENCE

Bachelor of Science In Architecture Minor in Italian Language

The Ohio State University, May 2013 Master of Science In Architecture Virginia Tech | Washington- Alexandria Architecture Center, June 2018

COMPUTER + TECHNICAL SKILLS Proficient

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Intern Architect, July 2017 - February 2018

Sanchez Palmer Architects | Alexandria, VA Civic Centers + Single Family Home Additions + Renovations

Town Hall Recreation Arts Campus Assisted with construction administration and developed effective punch list documentation format for a new 92,000 sf civic center in Washington, D.C.

C DESIGN Inc. | Charlotte, NC

Supervisor: Jim Palmer | 703.549.4033

Single Family Homes Assisted with feasibility studies, code and zoning analyses, development of design and presentation drawings, construction documentation, and CA for multiple projects ranging in size from 1,200 - 5,000 sf

Architectural Designer, September 2014 - June 2016

Transportation, Workplace, Education, Recreation, Hospitality + Operations

Supervisor: Kip Wilcox | 704.333.0093

Charlotte Douglas International Airport Concourse A Renovation

Charlotte Douglas International Airport Operations Center Renovation Charlotte Douglas International Airport Restroom Renovations Belk Corporate Office Renovation Blumenthal Performing Arts Center Office Renovation Blumenthal Performing Arts Center Recreation Hall Piedmont Natural Gas Operations Center Renovations YMCA Camp Harrison Cabins UNC Charlotte Belk Gym Renovation UNC Charlotte Student Activity Center Renovation Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department Station Office Lunch and Learn Coordinator Office Materials Library Maintenance Team Member

Worked with team to document, design, and coordinate renovation of 110,000 sf concourse. Played an integral role in documentation, detail development, coordination efforts with consultants, and frequent quality control.

Stewart Engineering Office Test Fits and Renovation Worked with team to complete test fits for multiple potential locations and with location selection. Played integral role in documentation, design, client and consultant coordination, detail development, and construction administration.

Extended Stay America Hotel Documentation and Layouts Worked with team to complete room layouts, public space layouts, coordination of furniture to be ordered and architectural documentation for over 60 Extended Stay Hotel locations throughout the U.S.

SOW Design Studio | Miami, FL

Architectural Designer, March 2014 - June 2014 Supervisor: Jose Lobo | 305.648.9300

Small Commercial + Single Family Home Additions + Renovations

Adobe Creative Suite

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Acrobat Pro, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign

Worked with team and client to design a boutique hair salon. Duties included 3d modeling and rendering of proposed design, and compiling clear, incisive presentations for client meetings of 8,000 sf retail space.

Dreamweaver, After Effects

Microsoft Office

HSI Blo Dry Bar

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Word, Powerpoint, Excel

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Assisted with feasibility studies, code and zoning analyses, initial building documentation, development of design and presentation drawings, and construction documentation for multiple homes.

Lightroom Architecture + New Media | Decatur, GA

Architectural Intern, September, 2013 - January 2014

Small Commercial + Single Family Home Additions + Renovations

Supervisor: William Carpenter | 404.216.9141

Victory Sandwich Shop Worked with team and client to design sandwich shop and document existing structure.

Rhinoceros

Single Family Homes

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URS Corporation | Columbus, OH Large Commercial + Recreation

Zoo Miami Worked with team to complete Construction Documents for over 25 exhibits and animal holding structures in a complete renovation of the 1.2 sq. mi. zoo in Miami, FL.

Single Family Homes Assisted with building documentation, development of design and presentation drawings, 3D modeling, construction documentation, CA, and coordination with builders for multiple homes.

Architectural Intern, May 2010 - September 2010 Supervisor: Bob Schisler | 614.464.4500

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Academic Projects _3

The Seed Preview of Master’s Thesis: Designing for Health in the Suburbs

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WAAC Campus A proposal for a new urban campus in Alexandria, VA

Alexandria Dance Studio A new dance center on the waterfront in Alexandria, VA

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Pushing the Envelope Restoration of Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna in Rome, Italy

Pre-Fab (Barn) Hab A community development in rural Ohio

Installation A built installation at Knowlton Hall

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Mapping Rome A route for discovery in Rome, Italy

Professional Projects 37

McEldowney Residence An addition and renovation to a home in Alexandria, VA

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Stewart Inc.

Office upfit in Uptown Charlotte

Extracurricular Projects 43

ULI Hines Competition Proposal to revitalize a Chicago district

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Make Your Mark An interactive mural in Charlotte, NC

Academic Projects

Designing for Health in the Suburbs Preview of Master’s Thesis Summer 2018 Virginia Tech, WAAC

Commitee: Susan Piedmont - Palladino Paul Kelsch Scott Archer

A proposal to improve health in the suburbs. This project is an exploration of how architects and urban designers can transform inherently unhealthy environments to support health by intervening on several scales.

Social,environmental + public health were targets for improvement on all scales

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A city-wide back path is proposed to connect neighborhoods and their respec ve proposed districts to improve health in Manassas, VA.

Urban Scale

Neighborhood Scale

District Scale

Building + Apartment Scale

Urban Scale

PROPOSED NEIGHBORHOOD FOR CASE STUDY INTERVENTION

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Exis ng Plan of Manassas Paths don’t connect neighborhoods and have seemingly random termina ons

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Proposed Plan of Manassas Paths connect neighborhoods and create opportuni es for healthier modes of transport

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Exis ng Plan of Neighborhood Few desirable places to go, few ways to get around without a car+ lack of housing for singles wan ng to live alone

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Proposed Plan of Neighborhood Integra on of new and improved city-wide path and addi on of a mixed use district to provide desirable des na ons for the public

Neighborhood Scale 220 Condo Units

City-wide back path connects people from different neighborhoods, improving social health Provision of non- car paths and use of though ul building materials improves environmental health

Average 2 bedroom/ 2 bathroom Approx. 440 residents

MEDICAL DISTRICT

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663 Single Family Homes Average 3 bedroom/ 2 bathroom

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Easier access to healthy ac vi es and biophilic design improve public health

Approx. 1989 residents

Manassas Mall .75 miles

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Old Town Manassas .5 miles

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PROPOSED MIXED USE: ASHTON DISTRICT

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472 Townhomes Average 3 bedroom Approx. 1416 residents

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District Scale

Apartment balconies overlooking mixed use district provides easier access to social ac vity.

Situa on of district along city-wide encourages more eco friendly modes of transporta on.

Priori za on of path eďŹƒciency further encourages walking, running, biking and even roller blading.

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Proposed District Plan Legend

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Dining Tradi onal Urban Buildings

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Retail, Restaurant, Teaching Kitchen Greenhouse, Residen al Grove, Social Space Automated Parking, Retail, Park

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Retail, Dining, Residen al

Renovated Offices

Exis ng buildings renovated and consolidated with shared spaces

The Market

Renova on of exis ng structure for market with locally sourced food

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Interfaith Campus

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Neighborhood Park The Lab

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The Seed

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Campus shared by mul ple religions

Light Workshop, Coworking Space + Residen al

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Tool Library

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The Workshop

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Exis ng Masonic Society

Public Library for tools Heavy Duty Workshop Manasseh Lodge No. 182

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Community Garden

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Playground

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Tennis Courts

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Basketball Court

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Dog Park

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Work Plaza

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Parklet - Typical at neighborhood cul de sacs

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Bus Stop

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Rock Climbing Wall

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First Floor Plan Legend 1 Apartment Lobby 2 Leasing Office 3 Retail 1 4 Retail 1 Office + Storage 5 Retail 2 6 Retail 2 Office + Storage 7 Retail 3 8 Retail 3 Office + Storage

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Professional Kitchen Casual Cafe/ Dining Dumpster/ Loading Community Garden Ramp to underground Parking Pick Up / Drop Off Core

Restrooms, Elevators, Stairs, Mechanical Rooms + Storage

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Second Floor Plan Legend 1 Apartment Atrium 2 Greenhouse 3 Teaching Kitchen 4 Cafe/ Dining 5 Outdoor Balcony Dining Core 6

Restrooms, Elevators, Stairs, Mechanical Rooms + Storage

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Addi on of public spaces in suburbs improves overall social capital.

Food harvested from the community garden, apartments, and greenhouse provides an extremely local food source.

Seed to table culture increases access to healthy meals and recrea on.

Building Scale

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Apartment Scale All apartments have a “front porch”, making interac ons with neighbors more accessible.

Large skylights fill the atrium with natural light, cu ng down on need for electricity.

Ample designated spaces for indoor gardening and proximity to path encourage personal health.

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Hot air escapes from operable skylights

Apartments designed to maximize efficiency of natural ligh ng and ven la on in plan and sec on.

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Glass block floor systems diffuse light to below

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Sec on at Southern Apartments

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WAAC Campus

ARCHITECTURE | LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE URBAN DESIGN | INDUSTRIAL DESIGN | ART INTERIOR DESIGN | BUILDING CONSTRUCTION PUBLIC POLICY

An Urban Campus for Virginia Tech in Alexandria, VA Susan Piedmont - Palladino + Paul Kelsch Studio

Spring 2017 Virginia Tech, WAAC

1 AIA NOVA OFFICE A 2 INTERDISCIPLINARY CLASSROOMS / PLAZA P BC 3 STUDENT HOUSING P 4 CLASSROOMS + DESIGN STUDIOS + LABS P A, U 5 CLASSROOMS + DESIGN STUDIOS + LABS P LA, IN, U 6 CLASSROOMS + DESIGN STUDIOS + LABS P ID 7 WAAC YARD 8 WAAC HOUSING P 9 PUBLIC PARK (CO-OWNED BY CITY OF ALEXANDRIA + VT) 10 EXHIBIT SPACE + CLASSROOMS + LABS AR 11 ART STUDIOS AR 12 RECREATION CENTER 13 CLASSROOMS PP

A proposal for an urban campus masterplan that allows direct paths between Virginia Tech’s Washington - Alexandria Architecture Center (WAAC) buildings. Existing Alexandria buildings are selected to be added to the campus and direct oaths proposed. The 1000 Prince Street block is redesigned in this project as a case study for how buildings can be connected to foster a sense of community and collaboration in an interdiscplinary, urban campus.

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CAMPUS MASTER PLAN

Existing Old Town Alexandria aerial showing proposals for buildings to be integrated into WAAC Campus 16

PHASE 1: 1000 BLOCK A

A STRONG CAMPUS NODE + OPPORTUNITY TO TEST NEW PATH TYPES

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Open space for relaxing, experimentation / outdoor, large scale building projects, large gatherings to accomodate the entire student body, and large WAAC band shows. The WAAC Yard will be the primary landmark of the campus as it continues to grow outside of the 1000 block.

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1001 PRINCE STREET

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Landscape Architecture + Urban Design + Interior Design Center

115-113 S. PATRICK STREET

Renovated housing to accomodate new students + faculty.

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WAAC PATH Acts as a link between disciplines. Exaggerated roof form puts the path of rainwater on display. Terraces provide spaces for pause to work, relax or collaborate and offers opportunities for design- build projects to be completed by students over the years.

MATERIAL PALETTE 116 S HENRY ST. METAL RAINSCREEN ON CAST-IN PLACE CONCRETE RESPONDS TO EXISTING BRICK ON CAMPUS

1001 PRINCE STREET

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TIMELESS USE OF BRICK + CONCRETE

1021 PRINCE STREET ADDITION OF GREEN AND CONCRETE TO SPRUCE UP BLAND FACADE + REFLECT LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE IDEOLOGY

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WAAC PATH

4 PRIMARY BUILDING MATERIALS TO LINK DISCIPLINES GLASS ALLOWS FOR VISUAL CONNECTIVITY

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CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE STRONG, SOLID, STRUCTURAL SUPPORT METAL ROOF DECKING EXAGGERATED FORM SHOWCASES WATER MOVEMENT CROSS LAMINATED TIMBER PATH GROUND- FLOWS INTO 116

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1/16” = 1’-0” 7 FACULTY OFFICES WORKSHOP 1 CLASSROOM LIBRARY KITCHEN

116 S. Henry Street CISTERN FOR 116

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PARKING

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WAAC Path connecting 1001 Prince Street to 1021 Prince Street

WAAC Path connecting 1021 Prince Street to 116 Henry Street

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Alexandria Dance Studio A Dance Studio on the Alexandria Waterfront Fall 2016 Virginia Tech, WAAC

Jodi La Coe + Matt Geiss Studio

A dance center designed to heighten building users’ awareness of personal movement, the movement of others, and of nature through the site. Challenges of the site, including the flood zone and building height requirements drive the design to embrace given conditions. Water flows onto the site, and building users flow out into the water, blurring the boundaries between where water and people belong along the Potomac River.

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1749 SHORELINE PEOPLE ONTO SITE WATER ONTO SITE PARK ONTO SITE BUILDABLE AREA (W/ VARIANCE)

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Documentation of movement through site from personal observation

Form bound by box derived from setback lines

Form corners open up to accomodate movement

Form breaks through box and continues to open

Portions of box dissipate

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RIVER AUDITORIUM 1872 SF

CAFE

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PRACTICE STUDIO 1075 SF

WOMEN’S WC

OFFICE 250 SF

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CHANGING ROOM

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AMPHITHEATER

PRACTICE STUDIO 848 SF

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PRACTICE STUDIO 759 SF

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LARGE THEATER

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SECOND FLOOR PLAN

Skylight lights central atrium and primary vertical circulation through building

Form becomes precast concrete structure that supports movement Dance based program (theaters + practice rooms) housed in glass curtain wall ”boxes” Openings in form allow people + natural elements (sunlight above, water below) to flow through the building

Piers extend into the river, giving people access to the river-space as the river is given access to the building

AXON, PLAN & WALL SECTION LEGEND STRUCTURAL CONC. SLAB SPRING SPRUNG FLOOR SYSTEM LOADBEARING WALL

WATER GREEN ROOF SYSTEM SKYLIGHT (OPERABLE ON ROOF) EXIT CIRCULATION UP FROM CURRENT LEVEL AXONOMETRIC EXPLODED AXON

WALL SECTION

WALL SECTION

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Structural elements painted red to accentuate supports Openings in load bearing shell allow water and light to flood building

Rain chains encased in glass tubing allows water to flow through the building

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Water levels in Potomac determine stage height

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Pushing The Envelope

Restoration of Galleria Nazionale d’Arte Moderna in Roma Spring 2012 The Ohio State University

Kay Bea Jones Studio Jasmine McNeil Kayle Langford Katie Mitchell

An art museum in Rome, Italy that has been abandoned for decades is infused with life again in this project.

A semi-transparent Wacotech “envelope” is wrapped around the existing building to protect it from external forces and the existing structure is restored. However, influences from the surrounding area inevitably impact the envelope, pushing it into the existing building, creating dynamic spaces within a traditional structure. The skin is moveable in certain places to emphasize the dynamic nature of the renovation.

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Academia, art, and local residences push through the envelope and manifest themselves into the building. nature has a similar impact.

residenze

New and existing major paths of circulation align with new and existing major green spaces.

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Surrounding landscapes break through the building skin.

Diagrams by Kayle Langford Section by Jasmine McNeil

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Pushable walls at artist workshops allow extension of workspace into the public realm

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Moveable walls inside cafe offer opportunities to open up the space, or create cozy nooks.

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Cozy nooks created in interior courtyard

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Art gallery between envelope and existing structure

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Semi opaque envelope creates a new type of spacebetween indoor + outdoor

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4 Exploded Axonometric by Kayle Langford Vignettes by Katie Mitchell and Jasmine McNeil

Nature penetrates the building in the new, “in between� spaces.

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Pre-Fab (Barn) Hab A Community Development in Rural OH Spring 2013 The Ohio State University

Isabela Gould Studio

A rural area is developed into a new community consisting of prefabricated barnhouses that capitalize on the most charming features of the typical barn type.

Rather than eliminating square footage to create voids to accomodate features such as double height spaces, stairs and balconies, the floor plates are shifted. This project is a reinterpretation of the typical barn and a study in community planning in a region known for its complex topography.

2 silo playhouses 2 community gardens

14 1/2 - 1 acre lots

site section

1 community center 1-2 bedroom homes

2 multi-family housing complexes

8 1 - 1 1/2 acre lots

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2 pavilions

SITE PLAN

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BEDROOM

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SHIFTING SKIN Typical barn siding is embedded into movable features of the house. Nooks are created by shifted floor plates.

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3’ x 3’ module

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LOFT 576 SF SECTION 2

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SECOND LEVEL 944 SF

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First Level FIRST LEVEL 1120 1120 SF sq. ft.

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Installation

5’ long strands

Interactive Straw Forest Spring 2011 Jasmine McNeil

Tracy Perry Studio Ben Pacheco

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The Ohio State University Darwin Menjivar

Extra [XS]: Allows for to walk beneath straws Short people without obstruction.

Ross Jackson

This studio evolved from a study of breakdancing to an interactive built installation. The concept of two “battling teams” was manifested into our installation.

The ramp in Ohio State’s Knowlton School of Architecture established two separate “territories” to be invaded by one another, similar to breakdance battles.

Yellow strands on the blue side could be controlled from the yellow side, and vice versa. This installation consisted of over 3 miles worth of straws and was competely designed and fabricated by our team.

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37,210 straws 2,538 strands

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Bundles were used to manipulate straws of the same color on the opposite side of the ramp.

Highlighter fluid that filled straws created a glow in the dark effect at night.

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Curtain bundle on Side A

[L]: Obstructs paths and views. Completely envelopes victim... er, participant in straws

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Mapping Rome

Creating a Path for Discovery in Rome, Italy

Winter 2011/ Spring 2012

The Ohio State University

Kay Bea Jones Seminar

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Via Alberto Mario

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Via Fratelli Bandiera

Via Felice Cavalotti

Via Maurizio Quadrio

Piazza Rosolino Pilo

Via Giacinto Carini

Via Fratelli Bonnet

Via Gianicolensi

Passegiato del Gianicolo

Piazza di Sant’Onofrio

Via di Porta Santo Spirito

Via dei Penifenzieri

Via dell’Erba

Vicolo d’Orfeo

Via degli Ombrellari

Via Crescenzio

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Via Alberto Mario

Ponte Umberto

Via di Monte Brazio

Via del Cancello

Vicola del Leonetto

Via Fratelli Bandiera

Vicolo della Campana

Via Felice Cavalotti

Via della Scrofa

Via d’Ascanio

Via Maurizio Quadrio

Via dei Prefetti

Piazza Rosolino Pilo

Piazza del Parlamento

Via Giacinto Carini

Via dell’ Impresa

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Professional Projects

McEldowney Residence

An 4,500 sf addition and renovation in Alexandria, VA Sanchez Palmer Architects Winter 2017 Project Manager: Jim Palmer

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My role/ responsibilities: •assisted with design development •developed renderings for clients •assisted in selecting generic finishes •completed presentation drawings

Drawings used with permission of SPA

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Stewart Inc. Office Upfit

A 13,000 sf office upfit in Uptown Charlotte for an Engineering/ Landscape Architecture company C DESIGN Inc. Construction Completed Spring 2016 Project Manager: Kip Wilcox My role/ responsibilities: •worked with team on test fits for multiple potential office locations •worked with team on space planning effort •worked with team from schematic design phase through construction administration •worked closely with client during design phase •assisted in coordination and quality control efforts with MEP and furniture consultants •assisted in creation of custom details

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Photos courtesy of Tim Buchman Drawings used with permission of CDI

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Independent Projects

ULI Hines Competition Fall 2016

Doug Davies -- MPS Urban and Regional Planning, Georgetown University, Miguel Garcia -- MPS Real Estate Development, Georgetown University, Jasmine McNeil -- M.S. Architecture, Virginia Tech Alyssa Tope -- M.S. Architecture + Urban Design, Virginia Tech

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weMake Chicago is a proposal to re-establish an old Chicago neighborhood as a center for industry. Built around the Jane Jacobs notion that, “[Rural] productivity is created upon a foundation of city productivity,� our site reestablishes a lost link within the urban - industry enterprise. This project features: a consortium school, a work yard, makerspace, and R&D facilities. Final project included a masterplan as well as a pro-forma for our proposal.

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Make Your Mark Spring 2016

Liana Charles + Jasmine McNeil

A large scale “coloring book” wall that helped activate the sidewalks and give residents of Charlotte, NC an avenue to foster a sense of ownership in their community in a productive and artistic way. An open invitation to all to “Make their mark”!

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