Jennalin Tobias Santos
P O R T F LIO
Gerald D. Hines College of Architecture

Education
Gerald D. Hines School of Architecture/ B.S ARCH University of Houston, Houston, Texas Present - May 2025
Relevant Coursework
• Architectural Design Studio
• Architectural History
• Corportate Entrepreneurship
• Digital Media and Fabrication
• Technology

Jennalin Tobias Santos
(832).694.5451
jtsanto4@cougarnet.uh.edu Houston, TX, 77004
• Hand Drafting
• Hand Modeling
• Sketching
• Technical Drawing
• Urban Design and Placemaking
• 3D Modeling
Software Proficiency Skills
AutoCad
Grasshopper
Revit
Rhinocerous 8
3D Max Rendering
Statement of Interest
• Attention to Detail
• Collaborative and Teamwork
• Communicative
• Flexible
• Problem-Solving
• Time management and Organization
With an expected graduation in 2025, I am dedicated to applying my skills in problem-solving, communication, time management, and collaboration to shape a career in the field.
I am passionate about creating sustainable and innovative solutions that positively impact both the built environment and the community. Inspired by music and art, I approach obstacles creatively and aim to contribute to a better world through design.




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Spring 2024
Work, AIA Dallas Competition Entry Pages 11-18 Spring 2023 Pages 19-26
Work Pages 27-40


Galveston Recycling Center
The recycling center is located in Galveston, Texas. The project focuses on growing Mussell clams and distributing them where plastic contamination takes place.
Every Mussel grown is brought back to the recycling center due to their ability to naturally filter out the ocean. Microplastic is cleaned out and reused to increase cleanliness towards the community and environment.












Chinampa Research Center
The Research Center tackles pollution in Baytown, Texas by filtering water and providing biofuel for the community. Built with cattail and bamboo to reduce its carbon footprint, it floats on water using air tanks while staying anchored.
Inspired by chinampas, the center uses modern, free-form floating beds to promote biodiversity in the surrounding water.

Sustainable Hinges









Columbia Tap Police Station
The police station is located in Houston, Texas. Safety for the community is focused, including its religious history of the site.
The building structure is made out of steel and consists of operable windows to protect police workers. It also ensures comfort for the community, such as students, parents, and teachers.





























Ohio State’s Innovation Center
The innovation center in Columbus, Ohio, aims to connect the community through technology and networking, addressing the Christopher Columbus and Native controversy.
Key features include a computer lab and auditorium, linked by a glass brisole. The building’s ceramic exterior extends into the interior.





















Digital Portfolio Website Link
https://sjennalin.myportfolio.com/

Linkedin Link
www.linkedin.com/in/jennalinsantos
