Liam Scott Architecture Portfolio Spring 2023

liam scott

NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

EDUCATION NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY (09.2021 - 05.2025)

Candidate for BS in Architectural Studies and Design

Relevant Coursework: Architectonic Systems, Urban Institutions, Site Space and Program, Advanced Architectural Communication

GPA: 3.87

EXPERIENCE NEU SCOUT Illustrator (01.2022 - 08.2022)

Worked in a team to generate SCOUT internal multimedia projects, led SCOUT Production team projects

NEU SCOUT Production Director (09.2022 - 01.2023)

Hired members of the SCOUT Production team, led meetings and communicated with school faculty

Northeastern Competitive Rock Climbing Team Assistant Executive Officer (09.2022 - 01.2023)

Attended Executive Board meetings, corresponded with Club Sports Representatives, and managed social media accounts

Team Member (09.2021 - current)

Competes in national competitions

Central Rock Gym Warwick Event Staff (05.2018 - 08.2021)

Organized events, facilitated rock climbing and managed the safety of hundreds of children

AWARDS

PHONE 401-578-8999

EMAIL liamscottri@gmail.com

1394 Frenchtown Road, East Greenwich, RI 02818

337 Huntington Ave Boston, MA 02115

references available upon request

Studio Award Nominee (04.2022)

Northeastern Dean’s List (Fall 2021 - Spring 2023)

Dean’s Scholarship Recipient

Awarded to top 10% of applicants

Adobe Creative Suite

Autocad

Rhinocerous

Blender

Microsoft Suite

Revit

Vray

Woodworking

Fabrication

Hand Drafting

cv

RELEVANT SKILLS

This project was the culmination of the third studio at Northeastern, Urban Institutions. The prompt was to design a housing complex for graduate students on the Northeastern campus. My project was concerned with different methods of aggregation and stacking of units.

graduate student housing stack/section

Arch 2140: Urban Institutions

Instructor: Anthony Averbeck

Spring 2023

Ground Floor Plan Second Floor Plan

Third Floor Plan

This project preceded the library, and it was a chance to get acquainted with designing for public use and specific program. It was also my first opportunity to experiment with renders. It was also the first project in which I did a site visit to explore the inner workings of the land. I had to incorporate another program apart from a public restroom, and I chose to incorporate a public garden.

chinatown pavilion

Arch 2130: Site, Space, And Program

Instructor: Benjamin Peek

Fall 2022

Ground Plan

Roof Plan

ARCH 2130, Fall 2022 Liam Scott

Diagram

Plan Drawing Scale 1/8” = 1’ Given Site Cutting into the site Section A Scale 1/8” = 1’ Volume created by pavilion encasing Solid masses Upper Space Lower Space Section B Scale 1/8” = 1’ B A Bathrooms Stages Garden 2’ 4’ 8’ 16’ 2’ 4’ 8’ 16’ 2’ 4’ 8’ 16’ Cutting into the site 2’ 4’ 8’ 16’ Adding a volume

Massing Development Volumes

Floor Space Diagram Program Diagram

4’ 8’ 16’ 32’

Site Plan Scale 1’16” = 1’

This project was the culmination of our second year studio entitled Site, Space, and Program. The prompt was to propose an intervention in Boston’s Chinatown for a branch of the Boston Public Library. My approach was massing-centric, trying to create an interesting composition from multiple angles.

chinatown library

Arch 2130: Site, Space, And Program

Instructor: Benjamin Peek

Fall 2022

Site Plan SW Axon SE Axon

First Floor Plan

Ground Floor Plan

1. Lobby 2. Public Restrooms 3. Storage 4. Utility Room 5. Exterior Community Space 6. Primary Egress Stair 7. Main Staircase 8. Lecture Hall 9. Loading Dock 23. Overlook 24. Utility Closet FIRST FLOOR PLAN GROUND FLOOR PLAN FOURTH FLOOR PLAN 1 2 3 4 23 24 5. Exterior Community Space 6. Primary Egress Stair 7. Main Staircase 8. Lecture Hall 9. Loading Dock 10. Main Collections 11. Digital Archives 12. Storage 13. Restrooms 14. Cafe 15. Secondary Egress Stair 16. Children’s Collection SECOND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN 5 6 8 9 10 16

This project was the final for an elective woodworking studio, entitled Advanced Architectural Communication. This was my last attempt to create an interesting architectural form with the bandsaw.

form/function

woodworking project

Arch 3450: Advanced Architectural Communication

Instructor: Patrick Kana

Spring 2023

Turn static files into dynamic content formats.

Create a flipbook