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ARCHITECTURE & PLANNING PROFESSIONAL

Dedicated and detail-oriented Architectural Designer with three years of experience in design and project management. I am seeking to leverage my solid foundation in design principles and construction documentation towards advancing my career in the architecture field. Eager to apply my knowledge in a hands-on capacity, contributing to the successful execution of construction projects while further developing my skills in the built environment.

Get in touch!

Mobile: 305 - 469 -9240

Email: Mathieu.Coqmard@gmail.com

Website:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/ mathieu-coqmard-5a814b164/

Location: Brooklyn, NY 11230

*References upon request

Skills

• Revit

• Auto CAD

• Rhino

• Sketch-Up

• Plan Grid

• Enscape

• Adobe Software

• Microsoft Office

• Construction Documentation

Languages Spoken

• Haitian Creole

Work Experience

Highland Associates

Architectural Designer | June 2022 - Present

• Conducted site analysis and created conceptual designs, ensuring alignment with local building codes, and the client’s vision for projects of high end luxury brands.

• Designed 3D models for clients using the likes of Revit, SketchUp and Enscape, to provide surreal like visualizations of projects.

• Collaborated with senior architects to implement best practices in database design, security, and performance optimization.

• Patherned with various teams across the firm to complete interrelated tasks, ensuring seamless coordination and successful project completion.

Kohn Penderson Fox

Architectural Designer August 2022 - Present

• Spearheaded on-site observations and played a vital role in project meetings, fostering clear communication and synergy during construction phases.

• Crafted comprehensive final construction plans, skillfully integrating aesthetic representations of structures and intricate construction details to enhance project quality.

• Took an active role in the entire project life cycle, from initial development phases to hands-on involvement in construction administration and meticulous final walk-throughs.

• Collaborated with cross-functional teams to ensure alignment between design intent and on-site execution, optimizing project efficiency.

• Conducted thorough site analyses, identifying potential challenges and proposing innovative solutions to enhance design feasibility.

Academic History

Florida A&M University

Bachelor of Architecture | Class of 2022

Bachelor of Architecture Studies | Class of 2021

• Architecture Club, Member

• Haitian Cultural Club, Member

• Transfer Student Association, Member

• Florida A&M Soccer Club, Secretary

Miami Dade College

A.A in Architecture | Class of 2018

“Villa Renascita”

Design 5.1| Professor Hammond & Huffman | Fall 2021

Villa Renascita is a revitalization project transforming a beautiful churchyard in Florence, Italy, into a dynamic destination surrounded by a growing number of tourist attractions. The goal of this project is to create a multifaceted complex that accommodates both visitors and locals, offering a range of amenities, including entertainment spaces. Inspired by the surrounding classical Renaissance architecture, the design incorporates elements such as a palazzo, serving as a true focal point within the development. This central feature provides a gathering space for both tourists and locals, encouraging exploration and appreciation of Florence’s rich cultural heritage. With its diverse amenities, the hotel enhances an area traditionally frequented by locals, introducing more travelers to this hidden gem within the city’s opulent landscape.

Site

The Santa Maria Site Novella in Florence, Italy.

Site next to Basilica of Santa Maria Novella.

This location is amongst many retail stores and many areas close to each other.

Sun Path

The sun’s highest point comes from the south of the site. The sun’s path starts from the east then, southeast, southwest, and finishes in the west.

Orientation

This direction helps due how much sunlight may encounter the building

The building direction also allows foot traffic to flow in and out the structures.

Proportion

plan to use 3 different proportions for the building, The main hotel and retail areas will be the highest as they are point of emphasis.

The last to shorter building will be the site of the exhibition areas, more hotel rooms and lastly the visiting area.

Structural Grid

• The grid shown here is a grid of columns.

• The structure also has many shear walls that wild be decorative walls. Palazzo

• This project has two opening that represent Palazzo, these two central points are social gathering areas and areas that can be manipulated with light.

• plan on using the smaller opening at the top of the site as natural lighting in this structure.

Access Points

• This site must have key access point due to the heavy foot traffic in the area.

• Also allowing as many access points allow for the retail stores and exhibition to receive a good influx of customers.

• want to also keep these access points design as close to the surrounding landmarks to provide to not stray away into a different design language.

Social Gathering Spaces

• Social Gathering Spaces, are one of the most important part to this design, many Italians like to sit and enjoy food on a nice afternoon.

• It is also worth noting that views to surrounding sites or na ture are important to have making the gathering spot worth enjoying.

Queensboro Wellness Center & Gym

Design 4.1 | Professor Enn Ots | Spring 2020

The Queensboro Affordable Housing and Wellness Center project aims to tackle the rising challenges of inflated rental prices and the limited availability of housing. This initiative also addresses the critical social issue of mental health by providing a safe haven for individuals to improve their lives over time. Designed as more than just a housing development, the project integrates wellness programs, community spaces, and access to essential support services. By fostering a holistic approach to well-being, it seeks to create a nurturing environment where residents can thrive both mentally and physically. Ultimately, this project aspires to set a new standard for affordable living, demonstrating how housing can be both accessible and transformative for the community.

Perspective from Vernon Blvd.
View from the East Ferry
View of the Learning Center
Perspective of the Apartment Complex
Elevation A Sectional
Elevation

Elders and Youth Center in the Arts

Design 2.2 | Professor Maria Zabala |

Designing a structure influenced by the unseen elements of a location offers a unique perspective, setting it apart from its surroundings. This particular design is inspired by an in-depth study of wind and scent, which revealed the absence of a dominant direction, instead forming a continuous vortex of movement. The concept of the “vortex” became the central theme of the project, shaping its architectural expression and emphasizing how intangible forces can be visually and physically represented. Through this approach, the design seeks to capture and illustrate the dynamic nature of these unseen elements, creating an immersive and experiential space.

Preliminary Drawings and Study’s

Smell Study
Wind Study
Drawings
Horizontal Section
Longitudinal Section
Axonometric Model
Hand Made Model

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