Undergraduate Portfolio
Abridged -BestWorks
Studio 3: 1 - 7
Studio 4: 8 - 11
Studio 2: 12 - 13
Japan: 14 - 18
Studio 1: 19
Design Studio 3: Urban K-5 School
A castle, a space station, a jungle fort: a building as excitable as a child’s imagination, to bring back the playful side of learning. Accomodates 16 classrooms, administration offices, two playground structures for the age range, a full cafeteria, a gymnasium, a library, and an auditorium.
Adobe Illustrator/Photoshop, Rhino, hand drawing, 3D printing
Collage Render 2
Collage Render 1
Physical Model
Playground Vignette
Airspace Vignette
Student Courtyard Vignette
Classroom Vignette
Airspace Vignette 2
Axonometric
Elevations
Worm’s Eye View
Design Studio 4: “Thinker” Residency
Housing/supporting the work of both AI engine developers and eco-furniture designers, this futuristic workshop complex also serves as a public display of how forward-thinking design practices may take place. Collaborated on with Malizak Ngounny.
Adobe Illustrator/Photoshop, Rhino, Twinmotion, 3D Printing Physical Model
Realistic Render 1
Realistic Render 2
2 - Workspace
1 - Workspace + Gallery
38thSt
ChestnutPl
Professor Nathan Gulash
Site Section
Building Section
West Elevation
East Elevation
Approach
Vignette
Office Vignette
Design Studio 2: Confluence Park
Nature Exhibition
This ammenity building strings together studios, galleries, a maker space, and a sculpture deck together in a way which bridges a vertical disconnect in a tough to navigate and multifaceted site.
Adobe Illustrator, Rhino, hand drawing/modeling
Hand Drawing + Render 1
Hand Drawing + Render 1
Site Section
Physical Model
Exploration - Collage + Hand Drawing
Section/Elevation - Rendering + Collage
Interior Vignettes - Hand Drawing + Render
Summer 2024: Study Abroad in Japan
An architectural survey and sketching class spanning across Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima, and Miyajima. Investigations included recent postmodernism, works of the metabolist era, and of course plenty of pre-Meiji restoration traditional styles. Cities and suburbs of every era were traversed, painting a picture of how vastly different urban planning takes place when space is a limited resource and is assigned cultural value.
Kunio
MaekawaUeno Park
Orizuzu Tower Observation Deck
Junya Ishigami Plaza
Yokohama Port Terminal
Kenzo Tange - Atomic Bomb Peace Memorial
Le CorbusierMuseum of Western Art
Kyoto Temple Detail
Shinjuku Central Park DetailKyoto Suburb
Design Studio 1: “Shelter for Play” Pavilion
This proposal serves as a means to celebrate the inner child that resides in everyone, especially college students beginning their adult lives. Placed in a park on campus, the pavilion includes an inherently climbable structure in tandem with off - kilter angles and alcoves to conjure images of pillow forts and staying up past bedtime under the covers. Hand drawing and modeling.
Site Plan
Physical Model
2 - Point Perspective