Jasmine McNeil Work Samples

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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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

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Word, Powerpoint, Excel 3

Architectural Designer, September 2014 - June 2016

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

Architectural Designer, March 2014 - June 2014

Small Commercial + Single Family Home Additions + Renovations

HSI Blo Dry Bar

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.

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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 Supervisor: Kip Wilcox | 704.333.0093

SOW Design Studio | Miami, FL

Dreamweaver, After Effects

Supervisor: Jim Palmer | 703.549.4033

Single Family Homes

Transportation, Workplace, Education, Recreation, Hospitality + Operations

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.

Acrobat Pro, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign

Rhinoceros

Town Hall Recreation Arts Campus

Extended Stay America Hotel Documentation and Layouts

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Intern Architect, July 2017 - February 2018

Civic Centers + Single Family Home Additions + Renovations

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.

Expert

Adobe Creative Suite

Microsoft Office

Sanchez Palmer Architects | Alexandria, VA

Lightroom Architecture + New Media | Decatur, GA

Supervisor: Jose Lobo | 305.648.9300

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

Architectural Intern, September, 2013 - January 2014 Supervisor: William Carpenter | 404.216.9141

Small Commercial + Single Family Home Additions + Renovations

Victory Sandwich Shop

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

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

Work Sample Contents Academic Work Preview of Master’s Thesis

Designing for Health in the Suburbs

WAAC Campus

An Interdisciplinary Urban Campus Proposal

Dancing in the Purple Rain

A Dance Center on Alexandria, VA’s Waterfront

Pre-Fab (Barn) Hab

A Community Development in Rural Ohio

Installation

An Interactive Built Installation

Professional Work Stewart Inc.

Office upfit in Uptown Charlotte

Independent Work Travel Sketches

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

Proposed District Plan Legend

Summer 2018 Virginia Tech, WAAC A proposal to improve health in the suburbs through design. This project was an interpretation of how architects can approach the design issue of transforming an inherently unhealthy environment into one that supports health by intervening on several different scales, ranging from urban interventions down to the small details of the appliances in the kitchens of private homes.

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Exis�ng buildings renovated and consolidated with shared spaces

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

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Interfaith Campus

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Manasseh Lodge No. 182

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Balconies act as “backyards” for apartment dwellers, where opportuni�es for gardening, interac�ng with neighbors and enjoying views of the community garden are offered for humans and pets alike.

Food harvested from the community garden to use in kitchens cuts down on environmental impact of delivering food from afar. Rain barrels catch rainwater to be reused to water plants in garden.

The Greenhouse acts as a direct connec�on between the healthy outdoor realm to a healthy interior space, where food for the teaching kitchen can be grown.

WAAC Campus

An Interdisciplinary Urban Campus Proposal Spring 2017 Virginia Tech, WAAC

Susan Peidmont- Palladino + Paul Kelsch Studio

A proposal for an urban campus masterplan with direct paths between Virginia Tech’s Alexandra Campus buildings to continue the encouragement of interdisciplinary culture and collaboration.

The 1000 Prince Street block is redesigned in this project with a focus on the connections between existing and proposed campus buildings.

WAAC PATH CONNECTING 1001 TO 1021

WAAC BRIDGE BETWEEN 1021 PRINCE AND 116 HENRY

116 S HENRY ST.

INDUSTRIAL DESIGN CENTER

ORIGINAL DOOR LOCATIONS DICTATE WAAC PATH START

WAAC YARD

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 MAIN LANDMARK OF THE WAAC CAMPUS AS IT CONTINUES TO GROW OUTSIDE OF THE 1000 BLOCK.

WAAC PATH ACTS AS A LINK BETWEEN DISCIPLINES. EXAGGERATED FORM PUTS THE PATH OF RAINWATER ON DISPLAY TERRACES PROVIDE SPACES FOR PAUSE TO WORK/ RELAX/ COLLABORATE/ OPPORTUNITIES FOR DESIGN-BUILD PROJECTS TO BE COMPLETED BY STUDENTS OVER THE YEARS.

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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE + URBAN DESIGN + INTERIOR DESIGN CENTER

1001 PRINCE STREET ARCHITECTURE CENTER

115-113 S. PATRICK STREET RENOVATED HOUSING TO ACCOMODATE NEW STUDENTS/ FACULTY.

PHASE 1: 1000 BLOCK

A STRONG CAMPUS NODE + OPPORTUNITY TO TEST NEW PATH TYPES

Dancing in the Purple Rain

A Dance Center on Alexandria, VA’s Waterfront Fall 2017 Virginia Tech, WAAC

Jodi LaCoe + Matt Geiss Studio

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WATERFRONT PARK

A dance center designed to heighten building users’ awareness of personal movement, the movement of others, and the movement of nature onto + through the site. Water flows onto the site, and building users flow out into the water, blurring the boundaries between where AMPHITHEATER AMPHITHEATER AMPHITHEATER AMPHITHEATER water and people belong along the Potomac Estuary.

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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

red to accentuate supports

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SITE ZONING:SITE W-1 ZONING: WATERFRONT SITEW-1 ZONING: WATERFRONT / MIXED SITE W-1 ZONING: USE WATERFRONT / MIXED W-1 WATERFRONT USE / MIXED USE / MIXED USE (30CLASSIFICATION: PEOPLE/SQ. (30 FT.PEOPLE/SQ. NET) PEOPLE/SQ. FT. NET)(30 FT. PEOPLE/SQ. NET) FT. NET) OCCUPANCY OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION: OCCUPANCY CLASSIFICATION: A-2OCCUPANCY Assembly CLASSIFICATION: A-2 Assembly A-2 Assembly A-2(30 Assembly CONSTRUCTION CONSTRUCTION TYPE: I-B CONSTRUCTION TYPE: CONSTRUCTION I-B TYPE: I-B TYPE: I-B SITE D BUILDING HEIGHT: BUILDING 50’ - BUILDING 0” HEIGHT: (MAX. 50’ ALLOWABLE HEIGHT: BUILDING - 0” (MAX. 50’HEIGHT: IN -ALLOWABLE 0”W-1 (MAX. ZONE) 50’ALLOWABLE - 0” IN(MAX. W-1 ZONE) ALLOWABLE IN W-1 ZONE) IN W-1 ZONE) 1/128 STORIES: 2 STORIES: 2STORIES: 2 STORIES: 2 HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS: HEIGHT REQUIREMENTS: HEIGHT UNLIMITED REQUIREMENTS: HEIGHT UNLIMITED REQUIREMENTS: UNLIMITEDUNLIMITED SITE DIAGRAM SITE LEGEND DIAGRAM SITE DIAGRA LEGE SITE N N N N WALL RATINGWALL REQUIREMENTS: RATING WALL REQUIREMENTS: RATING 2HR. WALL REQUIREMENTS: RATING 2HR.REQUIREMENTS: 2HR. 2HR. 1749 SHORELINE 1749 SHORELINE 1749 SHORELINE 1749 BUILDING AREA: BUILDING 30,222BUILDING AREA: SQ. FT.30,222 AREA: BUILDING SQ.30,222 FT. AREA: SQ. FT. 30,222 SQ. FT. PEOPLE ONTOPEOPLE SITE ONTO PEOPLE SITEONTO PEOP S TOTAL OCCUPANCY: TOTAL OCCUPANCY: 1,163 TOTAL OCCUPANCY: 1,163 TOTAL OCCUPANCY: 1,163 1,163 PLUMBING FIXTURE PLUMBING REQUIREMENTS: PLUMBING FIXTURE REQUIREMENTS: PLUMBING FIXTURE REQUIREMENTS: FIXTURE REQUIREMENTS:WATER ONTOWATER SITE ONTO WATER SITEONTO WATE SI GROUND FLOOR GROUND PLAN FLOOR GROUND PLAN FLOOR GROUND PLAN FLOOR PLAN FEMALE WATERCLOSETS: FEMALE WATERCLOSETS: 9FEMALE MALE WATERCLOSETS: WATERCLOSETS: FEMALE 9 MALE WATERCLOSETS: WATERCLOSETS: 59 MALE WATERCLOSETS: 9 5MALE WATERCLOSETS: 5 PARK ONTO 5 SITE PARK ONTO PARK SITEONTOPARK SITE 1/16” = 1’-0” 1/16” = 1’-0” 1/16” = 1’-0” 1/16” = 1’-0”SPRINKLERED SPRINKLERED SPRINKLERED SPRINKLERED BUILDABLE AREA BUILDABLE (W/ VARIANCE) BUILDABLE AREA (W/ VARIAN BUILD ARE

Water levels in Potomac determine stage height

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Pre-Fab (Barn) Hab

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A Community Development in Rural Ohio Spring 2013 Knowlton School of Architecture Ohio State University

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Isabela Gould Studio

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Siding on barnhouses is organized vertically to mimic foresty

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1-2 bedroom homes

2 silo playhouses 2 community gardens site section

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8 3 bedroom homes

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1 community center 2 multi-family housing units

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A rural area developed into a new community consisting of prefabricated homes inspired by barns. The houses capitalize on the most charming features of the typical barn- including loft spaces and large sliding doors. Floor plates are shifted to accomodate features such as atrium spaces, stairs and balconies. This project is a reinterpretation of the typical barn and a study in community planning in a region known for its dynamic topography.

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Level 944 sq. sq. ft. ft.

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Loft 576 sq. ft.

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Reclaimed wood skin is integrated into typical features like living room shades and balcony doors.

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Stewart Inc. Office Upfit C DESIGN Completed Spring, 2016 An office upfit in Uptown Charlotte, NC

My role/ responsibilities: •worked with team on space planning effort •worked with team from schematic design through completion •worked closely with client during entire design process •assisted in coordination and quality control efforts with MEP and furniture consultants •assisted in creation of custom details

Travel Sketches

2010

2012

Blue Mosque Istanbul, Turkey

Piazza Navona Rome, Italy

2012

Notre Dame Paris, France

2012

2012

St. Peter’s Basilica Vatican City

2014

Il Tempietto Rome, Italy

2015

UT Main Building Austin, TX

Freedom Park Charlotte, NC