KHOI: architectural portfolio S23'

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

KHOI M. DO

selected works carnegie mellon university

WORK EXPERIENCE

KHOI MINH DO

Sep 2020Jun 2021

ARCHITECTURAL / INTERIOR ARCHITECTURAL INTERNSHIP Learnt and practiced Autodesk Revit to construct and manage 3D architectural models.

Assisted actual projects by using Adobe Photoshop to render floor plans

Jun 2022

SCHOLARSHIPS

TTT Corporation, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam

ARCHITECTURAL CONSULTANT

Childcare Vietnam, Quang Binh, Vietnam Liaised, translated and mediated conversations between the architect, program director and founder for the renovation of a school for disabled and abandoned children. Made decisions on designs to execute and provided ideas for future improvements.

F21

Minority Architects of Pittsburgh Scholarship

EDUCATON Carnegie Mellon University School of Architecture Pittsburgh, PA, USA

EXPERIENCE / ACTIVITIES

Nov 2022Current

CO-EDITOR

Interpunct, Pittsburgh, PA, USA Interpunct is an architectural experimental publication and workshop organisation. As co-editor, I help coordinate meetings with members and suppliers, plan and execute events and workshops, edit submissions, and design graphics.

Aug 2022Current

FIRST-YEAR RESIDENT ASSISTANT

Residential Education, Pittsburgh, PA, USA As paraprofessionals, first-year RAs responsibilities include: peer advisor and support, educator, university citizen and administrator.

Hi!

My name is Khoi and I was born and raised in Saigon, Vietnam. I am currently a secondyear Bachelor of Architecture student at Carnegie Mellon University and am considering a minor in photography and/ or business entrepreneurship. When I’m not going on late-night drives with friends or editing photos, I’m collaborating with artists for exhibitions and working on the next issue of Interpunct, our architectural publication. I’m personable, enjoy meeting and working with new people and am always eager to learn.

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Nov 2022Current

Architectural Crafts Collective, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

CRAFTSMAN

‘A Second Home’ Exhibition, Pittsburgh, PA, USA Crafted detailed miniature wooden objects for installation in a dollhouse as part of an exhibition lead by artist and architect Dennis Maher.

Mar 2022Apr 2022

about / contact

EMAIL

kmdo@andrew.cmu.edu

PHONE

(412) 251-4045

LINKEDIN

linkedin.com/in/khoi-do

LANGUAGES English Vietnamese French

Fluent Advanced Intermediate

SOFTWARE ADOBE SUITE (Ps, Ai, In, Lr) RHINOCEROS 3D AUTODESK REVIT V-RAY PROCREATE

FABRICATION

NOMAS Carnival Pavillion, Pittsburgh, PA, USA Learnt how to use construction tools and machinery like scissor-lifts and experienced real life construction of a modular wooden structure with a team

Apr 2022May 2022

HCMC, Vietnam

PUBLICITY & NETWORKING CHAIR

In charge of public relations and social media for ACC, an educational architectural crafts organisation.

Mar 2023Current

British International School Ho Chi Minh City [K-12]

PHOTOGRAPHER

Humans of SoA, Pittsburgh, PA, USA Documented the people and teamwork behind the construction of the NOMAS Carnival Pavillion as part of a photogrpahy project supervised by Kemuel Benyehudah

Sep 2021Current

Member of National Organisation of Minority Architects Students (NOMAS)

Sep 2021May 2022

FIRST YEAR REPRESENTATIVE

Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, USA

Student Advisory Council (SoA), Pittsburgh, PA, USA Brought insights and concerns from the first year class to the school Leadership Team to better the education system and environment at CMU SoA

ARTISTIC SKILLS TECHNICAL HAND DRAFTING FREE-HAND DRAWING (observational, perspective, tonal/ colour)

DRY MEDIA (charcoal, pastel, etc) WATERCOLOUR OIL PAINTING WOODWORK CLAY SCULTPING MODEL MAKING PHOTOGRAPHY

RESUME | 3

content

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CULINARY INSTITUTE

In partnership with Delaney Rice | 3 month project

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DRAWING KEY:

SHELTER WALL

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Individual project | 3 week project 2 3 4 5 6 7

CRAIG STREET THEATRE 8

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Individual project | 8 week project 10 11

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13 14 15 16

MATERIALS & ASSEMBLY 17

Drawing Assignments

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01 3/4” PLYWOOD ROOF SHEATHING 02 2 x 10 WOOD RAFTER 16“ O.C. 03 2 x 10 WOOD JOISTS 16” O.C. 04 FASCIA 05 BLOCKING 06 HEADER 07 2 x 6 DOUBLE TOP PLATE 08 4’ x 8‘ 3/8“ PLYWOOD SHEATH 09 2 x 6 ROUGH SILL 10 2 x 6 TRIMMED STUD 11 2 x 6 CRIPPLE STUD 12 2 x 6 SOLE PLATE 13 2 x 6 BLOCKING 14 2 x 6 HEADER STUD 15 2 x 6 FULL WALL STUD 16 “ O.C. 16 4’ x 8’ 3/4” PLYWOOD SUBFLOOR 17 10” I-JOISTS 16” O.C. 18 2 x 6 PRESSURE TREATED SILL PLATE 19 2 x 10 END JOISTS 20 TERMITE BARRIER 21 ANCHOR BOLT 22 SILL SEAL 23 FOUNDATION 24 DAMP PROOFING 25 8” CONCRETE SLAB 26 VAPOUR BARRIER 27 FOUNDATION DRAIN

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FREEHAND DRAWINGS Individual works

SCALE: 1/4” = 1’

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WOOD FRAMING ASSIGNMENT 4

PHOTOGRAPHY Individual works

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CONTENT | 5

THE WAY OF THE LOTUS:

Field Model

culinary institute Professor: Tommy Cheemou Yang, Laura Garaofalo

Done in partnership with Delaney Rice*

Located on Beechwood Blvd, Pittsburgh, this culinary centre is to be dedicated to Korean Buddhist monk chef Jeong Kwan. The design is developped through the use of a field drawing developped with Jeong Kwan’s ideologies and gastronomic aesthetic qualities as a method of form finding. * All work presented is done by myself unless stated 6 | KHOI DO

plan by Delaney Rice, landscape done by myself

Architecture Studio Poiesis III, F22

physical model done in partnership with Delaney Rice

field We interpretted the three-dimensional field model by distinguishing shapes and patterns from the field drawing and used systems and methods of extruding, overlapping and stacking. The crossing patterns in the background with ligher lineweights made up the structural lattice that holds the structure at differing heights

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model whilst the more distinguishable shapes made up the larger stacked shapes.

Plan Oblique

THE WAY OF THE LOTUS: CULINARY INSTITUTE | 9

physical site model done in partnership with Delaney Rice

site model

The site, ‘sledding hill’, on Beechwood boulevard slopes steeply down from the sidewalk and from the Riverview trail to the lowest point on the opposite corner. We situated our main structure along the Riverview trail and excavated to create a lower level that connects to a lower elevation on the site. On the other end of the site, we created a bioswale to capture rainwater for reuse, slow water runoff, recharge groundwater, isolate noise and create a lush landscape with both local plants as well as eucalyptus and lavender to reduce mosquitos. Using the excavated land, we poured earth to create an elevated plot of land where our pavilion sits which is a multi-use outdoor area that also acts as an outdooor amphitheatre thanks to the slope of the site.

The field drawing was interpreted into a three-dimensional physical model and turned into a small-scale massing model. The massing consists of repeated, stacked and overlapped elongated triangles, cylinders and our signature shape that evokes a lotus petal.

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early moment model

view from the neighbouring house

view from lobby (side pedestrian street)

view from pavilion/bioswale

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COBWEB: shelter wall

Architecture Studio Poiesis III, F22 Professor: Tommy Cheemou Yang, Laura Garaofalo

The Shelter Wall project aims to create a line of shelters in a site, each done by a student in the studio section which comes together to become a “wall” of different shelters. Our site is in a national park, a kilometre North West of the village of Nam O in northern Laos.

The biome is tropical and subtropical moist broadleaf forests. My site is in the centre of the line and is also exhibits the lowest elevation of the sites in the line.

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series of ideation models

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series of concept models

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final model

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Digitally Painted Renderings

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COBWEB: SHELTER WALL | 23

CAVERN: craig street theatre Architecture Studio Poiesis II, F22 Professor: Elijah Hughes, Hal Hayes

The Craig St. Theatre project is our first large scale program project. We also explored precedent morphology manipulations as a method of form-finding.

Basing it on Western Pennsylvania sedimentary rock formations, I created my theatre with undulating layers which also forms the interior, especially that of the theatre, evoking sediment layers. There is also a courtyard where the main entrace is located which evokes that of a cavern, attracting and immersing the audience from the street.

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THE CAVERN: CRAIG STREET GALLERY | 25

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POESIS STUDIO II • SECTION C • ELIJAH HUGHES KHOI DO • STUDIO POESIS II, SECTION C • ELIJAH HUGHES

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC SHOWING CONSTRUCTION & PROGRAM

BASEMENT FLOOR PLAN

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SECOND FLOOR SHELL

Rain Water Collection System Skylight

KHOI DO • STUDIO POESIS II, SECTION C • ELIJAH HUGHES

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC SHOWING CONSTRUCTION & PROGRAM

Egress Stairs Equipment Room Ensemble Dressing Office

SECOND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

Audience Chamber Outdoor performance space Skylight

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SECOND FLOOR SHELL

Rain Water Collection System Skylight

Egress Stairs Equipment Room Ensemble Dressing

SECOND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR SHELL

Office Audience Chamber Outdoor performance space Skylight

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

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FIRST FLOOR SHELL Egress Stairs Loading Dock Rehearsal Room (expandable stage) Stage Audience Chamber

FIRST FLOOR

Control Room Restroom / Coat Block Monumental Stairs Cafe Lobby Egress Stairs Loading Dock Rehearsal Room (expandable stage) Stage

FIRST FLOOR

Audience Chamber Control Room Restroom / Coat Block Monumental Stairs Cafe Lobby

Egress Stairs

ROOF PLAN

Storage

BASEMENT

Laundry Room Mech Water Filtration Room Egress Stairs

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BASEMENT

Storage Laundry Room Mech Water Filtration Room

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Top: watercolour elevation rendering. Bottom: pastel perspective rendering. Next Page: wood massing model

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THE CAVERN: CRAIG STREET GALLERY | 29

materials & assembly

CONSTRUCTION KEY:

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01 STONE BACKFILL 02 CONCRETE POURED-IN-PLACE FOUNDATION WALL

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03 WALL REINFORING AND SPACING

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04 CONCRETE POURED-IN-PLACE SPREAD FOOTING

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05 DOWEL REINFORCING 06 HORIZONTAL FOOTING REINFORCED STEEL 07 UNDISTURBED SOIL

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FOUNDATION SYSTEMS ASSIGNMENT 1

Professor: Gerard Damiani This course examines the specificities and multiplicities of materials and construction assembly. Assignments are created to practice technically detailing and understanding these aspects and components.

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ZONING KEY

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TOTAL LOT AREA: 114,688 S.F.

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TOTAL LOT AREA: 114,688 S.F.

905.01 - P, PARKS DISTRICT

905.01 - P, PARKS DISTRICT

and visitors; accomodate memorial parks or cemetaries; and accomodate passive and

01. MINIMUM LOT SIZE: 3,200 S.F.

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02. MINIMUM INTERIOR SIDEYARD SETBACK:

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cemetaries; and accomodate passive and active recreational uses in dedicated public and private park areas.

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01. MINIMUM LOT SIZE: 3,200 S.F. 02. MINIMUM INTERIOR SIDEYARD SETBACK:

20FT.

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03. MINIMUM FRONT SETBACK: 30 FT.

03. MINIMUM FRONT SETBACK: 30 FT.

04. MINIMUM REAR SETBACK: 20 FT.

04. MINIMUM REAR SETBACK: 20 FT.

MAXIMUM FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR): 1:1

MAXIMUM FLOOR AREA RATIO (FAR): 1:1

MAXIMUM HEIGHT: 40FT (NOT TO EXCEED 3

MAXIMUM HEIGHT: 40FT (NOT TO EXCEED 3

STORIES)

STORIES)

MINIMUM EXTERIOR SIDEYARD SETBACK:

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ASSIGNMENT 2

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40’

80’

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parks for the enjoyment of the City’s residents

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parks for the enjoyment of the City’s residents

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BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 602: TYPE II-A BUILDING OCCUPANCY 303.1: GROUP B PROTECTED CONSTRUCTION AUTOMATIC SPRINKLER SYSTEM INSTALLED ALLOWABLE BUILDING HEIGHT (504.3): 85 FT ALLOWABLE NO. OF STORIES (504.4) : 6 ALLOWABLE AREA FACTOR (506.2): 112,500

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STAIRWAYS 1005 & 1011: STAIRWAY WIDTHS 1005.3.1: 3 FT MINIMUM STAIR TREAD DEPTHS 1011.5.2: 11 IN MINIMUM STAIRWAY LANDING WIDTH 1011.6: 48 IN MINIMUM CLEAR DOOR OPENING WIDTH 1010.1.1: 32 IN

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01 3/4” PLYWOOD ROOF SHEATHING 02 2 x 10 WOOD RAFTER 16“ O.C. 03 2 x 10 WOOD JOISTS 16” O.C. 04 FASCIA 05 BLOCKING 06 HEADER 07 2 x 6 DOUBLE TOP PLATE 08 4’ x 8‘ 3/8“ PLYWOOD SHEATH 09 2 x 6 ROUGH SILL 10 2 x 6 TRIMMED STUD 11 2 x 6 CRIPPLE STUD 12 2 x 6 SOLE PLATE 13 2 x 6 BLOCKING 14 2 x 6 HEADER STUD 15 2 x 6 FULL WALL STUD 16 “ O.C. 16 4’ x 8’ 3/4” PLYWOOD SUBFLOOR 17 10” I-JOISTS 16” O.C. 18 2 x 6 PRESSURE TREATED SILL PLATE 19 2 x 10 END JOISTS 20 TERMITE BARRIER 21 ANCHOR BOLT 22 SILL SEAL 23 FOUNDATION 24 DAMP PROOFING 25 8” CONCRETE SLAB 26 VAPOUR BARRIER 27 FOUNDATION DRAIN

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DRAWING KEY:

DRAWING KEY:

01 6”X6” W1.4 10 GAUGE WIRE MESH MAT 02 4” CONCRETE TOPPING SLAB 03 3” STEEL FLOOR METAL DECKING 04 W14X38 STEEL SECONDARY BEAM 9.33 O.C 05 W21X73 STEEL GIRDER 06 W8x18 STEEL COLUMN

01 26”X14” SITE CAST CONCRETE BEAM 02 6” WIDE CONCRETE JOIST, 20” PAN WIDTH 03 14”X14” REINFORCED CONCRETE COLUMN 04 STEEL REINFORCEMENT

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THE STEEL FRAME

THE CONCRETE FRAME

ASSIGNMENT 5

ASSIGNMENT 6

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INSTRUCTOR: GERARD DAMIANI

KHOI, DO

KHOI, DO

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freehand drawings GRAPHITE

Drawing I & Drawing II, Professor: Douglas Coopper A selection of freehand one point, two point perspective drawings as well as oblique drawings. All were done using a graphite pencil.

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FREEHAND DRAWAING: GRAPHITE | 39

freehand drawings CHARCOAL

Drawing I & Drawing II, Professor: Douglas Cooper A selection of charcoal stick drawings that explores tone, shape and form.

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FREEHAND DRAWING: CHARCOAL | 41

freehand drawings CONTE CRAYON

Drawing I & Drawing II, Professor: Douglas Cooper A selection of drawings using Conte crayon, exploring stroke qualities and weights, shape and form.

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freehand drawings PASTEL

Drawing II, Professor: Douglas Cooper This series is an exploration of colour combinations, colour theory and colour mixing. This is done through the use of Prismacolour pastels. Colour and stroke is used to emphasise formal qualities in the imae.

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FREEHAND DRAWING: PASTEL | 45

PHOTOGRAPHY

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PHOTOGRAPHY | 49