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Jeremiah Santos

Jeremiah Santos

ABOUT ME

Pursuing a Master’s of Architecture at Florida A&M University. Seeking an opportunity to develop, network, learn, and gain experience in real-world architectural design. A quick learner and works well in a collaborative setting. Individually, able to meet deadlines and will always show up ready to produce.

CONTACT

Tallahassee, Florida (850) 499-3219

jeremiahantoniosantos@gmail.com https://issuu.com/jeremiahsantos/docs/ jeremiah_santos_portfolio_2025

SKILLS

Computer Aided Design

Software

• Revit

• Archicad

• Rhino

• Grasshopper

• AutoCAD

• 2020 Design

Visualization Software

• Lumion

• Enscape

• Twinmotion

• D5 Render

• Dall•E

• MidJourney

Graphic Design Software

• Adobe Illustrator

• Adobe InDesign

• Adobe Photoshop

Other

• 3D Printing

• Laser Scanning

• Photogrammetry

EXPERIENCE

Architectural Intern, MLD Architects

JUN. 2023 - NOW

- Produced conceptual renderings for project design and presentation.

- Supporting senior architects and designers with tasks such as producing detailed drawings, writing specifications, and coordinating project details.

- Work closely with team to communicate project needs.

- Delivered drawing deadlines on time and worked well with others.

-Attending site visits to document existing conditions, monitor construction progress, and gather information for ongoing projects.

Drafter (SST), Linn's Prestige Kitchen's

FEB. 2019 - NOV. 2022

- Used CAD to draft floor plans for kitchens, baths, and more.

- Gained exposure to cabinetry as well as designing with different materiality.

- Able to read architectural blueprints and produce drawings based on them.

- Produced crown and molding detailed call outs for installer application.

EDUCATION

EXPECTED MAY 2025

MAY. 2021 MAY. 2023

Masters of Architecture

Florida A&M University

AIAS member , NOMAS

Bachelor's of Science in Architectural Studies

Florida A&M University

HBCU Architecture Student Forum 2022

AIAS member, Clemons Rutherford Award Recipient

Associate of Arts

Northwest Florida State College

President’s List

“Ajackofalltradesisamasterofnone,butoftentimes better than a master of one.”

-WilliamShakespeare

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Mass Timber in the City The Sound of the High Line Aperature

Climate + Innovation Mixed-Use in Atlanta, GA Eco-Hub in Miami, FL Viewing Tower in the Everglades Perfomance Hall, NYC

Mass Timber in the City Mixed-Use in Atlanta, GA

to interpret, invent, and deploy numerous methods of building systems, with a focus on innovations in wood design on a real site.

ProgramsUsed:Revit/Lumion

Atlanta is currently growing at a rate of 1.53% annually and its population has increased by 4.73% since the most recent census. It also ranks 10th economically in the nation with a GDP of $276 billion. The urban population is 4.5 million and the Atlanta metropolitan area is home to 5.6 million, making it the 9th largest in the United States. The Combined Statistical Area is even larger at 6.2 million. In addition, the diversity within Atlanta is very evident with it being the 2nd largest majority black metro area in the country.

POPULATION OF ATLANTA

498,715 (according to the 2020 Census)

extrude mass slide publicplaza

extrusion shift

Similar to the idea of Yin and Yang, the buildings form and program integration would act as the opposing forces that work harmoniously through out creating an authentic mixed-use building.

Program Axonometric

Urban Market

Community Center

Childcare

Shared Work Offices

LVL 16

green roof terrace

LVL 12-15

collaborative work spaces

LVL 11

private offices, conference rooms

urban farm

LVL 10

LVL 9

library shared common area

LVL 7-8

open indoor space (open hall room)

LVL 6

food hall, seating areas, outdoor terrace

LVL 5

outdoor seating area

roof top bar

LVL 4

lobby, classrooms offices

LVL 3

indoor playground gym

LVL 2

shared commercial kitchen

cafe, indoor seating areas, gym, classrooms, offices

LVL 1

farmers market, lobby, offices

Ground Floor

1 - farmers market

2 - lobby

3 - office

4 - restroom 5-mechanical

1 - gym

2 - sauna

3 - lockers

4 - offices

5 - indoor playground

6 - mechanical

7 - restroom

Level 12-15

1 - shared office space

2 - conference room

3 - private office space

4 - lounge area

5 - kitchenette

6 - printer room

7 - mechanical

8 - restrooms

Envelope Section

1 - vertical wood louvers for sun shading

2 - double pane insulated glazing unit

3 - stainless steel framing structure for curtain wall

4 - aluminum tenon connection for louver stability

5 - interior threaded steel rod

Callout

1 (beam to column)

Callout

2 (column to column)

The Sound of the High Line

Pereformance Hall in NYC

Nestled along the iconic High Line in New York City, this performance hall reimagines the intersection of architecture, urban life, and artistic expression. Designed as both a cultural landmark and a seamless extension of the city’s elevated park, the venue fosters an immersive experience where performance and public space converge.

ProgramsUsed:Revit/Lumion

The concept of “Fragmentation & Floating” for the performance hall along the High Line responds to the site’s layered urban context by deconstructing traditional massing and elevating key programmatic elements.

siteboundary

Concept Diagrams

extrude mass slice mass

createheirarchy pushattheentry

transparency

Screen & Enclosure

Circulation Diagram

Placing the entrance of my building facing that side creates a continuous path from the Hudson towards the performance hall. The inclusion of an entry located on the High Line level creates a distinct connection with the building as it provides users with another destination access.

HVAC Systems

Incorporating one main control room for the HVAC System allows for easy handling and access when needed including access to the chiller and boiler. This is located on the ground level. From there each level is equipped with an air condition handling unit to help with flow throughout the building. Lastly a cooling tower is placed on the roof.

Foundation & Cores

Vertical Structure

Horizontal Structure

Glazing

Slabs & Floor Plates

PERFORMANCE HALL

Facade Panel Assembly

Section Detail Legend

1 - aluminum flashing fascia plate w/sealant continuous metal cleat/termination w/ fasteners

2 - facing pre-cast concrete wall w/ airgap and water proofing tied to 6” metal stud with batt insulation

3 - cant strip

60m pvc flashing

60m fleece backed membrane

4 - tapered concrete deck over bituthene waterproofing membrane galvanized corrugated structural metal roof deck

5 - custom aluminum mesh kinectic facade panels

6 - double pane low-e insulating glass

7 - extended aluminum mullion connection to a rod profile, w/ horizontal actuator and actuator bracket to activate kinectic facade

8 - aluminum spandrel panel

9 - steel column reinfored and encased in concrete

10 - secondary wide flange steel beam with fire protective spray

11 - primary wide flange steel beam with fire protective spray

12 - suspended 12 gauge ceiling wire tied to modular ceiling panel

13 - 4” concrete floor slab on 3” metal deck fastened to curtain wall

14 - steel base plate with anchor bolts on leveling grout tied into reinforced concrete foundation

15 - concrete slab above water proofing and compacted fill

16 - cast-in-place reinfored concrete wall

17 - 4” diameter perforated drain pipe with water proofing

18 - reinforced concrete footing

19 - existing pavement

Expanded Wire Mesh

Climate + Innovation

Eco Hub in Miami, FL

a mixed use building supporting both education, exhibitions, innovative co-working spaces, and engaging environmental innovation by supporting emerging environmental technology startups.

ProgramsUsed:Revit/Lumion

EXHIBIT

polycarbonate panels reinforced with metal vertical louvers

Aperatures Viewing Tower in the Everglades 04

to consider the adaptive reuse / modification of an existing structure, by proposing a new enclosures / envelope to improve the visitor experience.

ProgramsUsed:Rhino/Grasshopper

Flow of Water Before Canal System

With development increasing in South Florida during the mid 1800’s, Efforts to dredge and drain the everglades were in full effect. Canals and levees were created to drain and reclaim the wetlands for urban and agricultural use, to store and provide water to developed areas, and to provide flood control. They have met those objectives but, in the process, have transformed the landscape and ecology of south Florida.