Mia Jeong Architecture Portfolio by Mia Jeong

mia.yeunjin@gmail.com

Mia Jeong

portfolio 2020

MIA JEONG

www.issuu.com/mia_jeong

mia.yeunjin@gmail.com

EDUCATION

Rhode Island School of Design, USA

Graduated with Master of Arts in Adaptive Reuse

Awarded the Graduate Fellowship

2016

Masters of Architecture (Complementary Fall Semester)

2014

Danish Institute for Study Abroad, Denmark

Summer Studio in Scandinavia

2015

University of Sydney, Australia

Graduated Bachelor of Design in Architecture

Awarded the Dean’s Outstanding Merit Scholarship

2011

ACG Senior College, New Zealand

Graduated with First in Cambridge A level Graphic Design

2008

SKILLS

Vectorworks, ArchiCAD, AutoCAD, Google Sketchup

Revit (Completed Revit course at Sydney Institute of Tafe)

Artlantis, Twin Motion

Adobe Creative Suite: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign

Bilingual. English and Korean.

EXPERIENCE

Francis-Jones Morehen Thorp (FJMT), Sydney, Australia // 2012

Full-time Graduate Architect // Contributed to drawings in the design intent documentation phase for a large educational project in Singapore as a core part of a team.

Contract Work

Sydney, Australia // 2013

Renderer during the design development stage for a series of retail pods.

RISD Interior Architecture

Providence, Rhode Island // 2015

Graphic Designer role // Designed and developed posters and brochures for the department

TNB Architecture

Brooklyn, New York // 2016

Part-time Graduate Architect // Contributed to the design of residential projects of various scope for a start-up firm.

Gerald Del Priore Architect

Brooklyn, New York // 2017

Full-time Graduate Architect // Assisted the Architect on a new build residential project in the documentation phase.

Waterfall Associates

Britomart, Auckland // 2017-2020

Full-time Graduate Architect // Assisted in concept drawings and feasibility studies // Co-ordinated with landscape designers, interior designers, engineers and builders on various residential projects in New Zealand and Fiji // Submitted resource consents and building consents.

Jose Gutierrez

High St, Auckland // 2021-2023

Full-time Graduate Architect // Working alongside the head architect as the main point of contact on residential projects

REIMAGINING THE REDWOOD RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN

//

ADAPTIVE

REUSE DESIGN STUDIO 2016

Redwood Library and Athenaeum is a place that celebrates knowledge, art and the written word. It is a specialised space for thinkers, writers, vibrant conversations and an exchange of ideas. The new intervention invites the Newport community to experience the building; breaking down the barriers historically established due to the Library’s roots as a private and elite institution. The new proposal addresses this current need for openness.

The haphazard additions over the years resulted in a confusing circulation, function and environment. There is an uneven distribution of books and space and the rooms become denser and smaller as the building progresses. This quality of imbalance has been harnessed to create a dynamic experience of space. Heavy, solid spaces within this monolithic structure are interspersed with glass boxes that create moments of lightness.

The excavation of the basement introduces a new entrance through a gradual opening; slowly exposing the visitor to experience the architectural additions and encouraging a meandering through the building. This earth terrace into this excavation creates a relationship to the landscape and Bellevue avenue and prompts the visitor to emerge out of the building by wandering into the green space; diffusing the end of the journey. This archaeological journey between new and old, light and darkness, submerged and exposed, uncovers the layers of the Redwood and explores the possibility of a Library as place of limitless potential.

6 Section A 1/16”= 1’-0 Section B 1/16”= 1’-0 Section C 1/16”= 1’-0 Section D 1/16”= 1’-0 Site and Circulation Plan Sections

Perspective from bridges connecting old and new Perspective of from the New Stack Wing

9 Sectional Perspective

YELLOW WOOD

RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN

// ADAPTIVE REUSE INSTALLATION STUDIO 2016 (GROUPWORK)

As a complementary class to the design studio, we designed an installation to invigorate the Redwood library. The installation is a public piece for the community to enjoy and engage with. The concept draws upon the nautical history of Newport by using ropes while also taking into consideration the needs of the overcrowded library. We utilised the unused outdoor niches by creating reading nooks with a colorful rope curtain and customised seating. The class pitched the idea to the Redwood Library committee, sourced the materials from local companies and negotiated a sponsorship deal, designed and installed a structural system that minimises the impact to the historical building, constructed the furnishings and installed a lighting and sound system on site.

COCKATOO ISLAND PACIFIC ARTS MUSEUM UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY

// FINAL DESIGN STUDIO 2011

Sydney Harbour’s Cockatoo Island houses several industrial buildings and has been lacking an overarching purpose since the demise of its role as a centre for shipbuilding. The island is used with great success to house art installations during the Sydney Biennale, therefore, the opportunity for a Museum for Pacific Arts would bring Cockatoo Island alive on a permanent basis.

The Cockatoo scheme harnesses the rich qualities of the site to create architecture that seamlessly emerges from the terrain. The proposal utilizes the natural spatial opportunities of the cliff-face, embedding the scheme into this element intrinsic to the island.

To respect the Pacific Island spiritual views on art; quiet spaces of reflection has been designed to evoke an inward experience. The scheme incorporates existing structures at the base of the journey and the visitor is then led through a series of spaces to gradually ascend the cliff wall. These intimate spaces protrude from the cliff and link together like a network of islands. Bridges weave within the cliff, through solid and void, providing the visitor brief glimpses of the harbour. These paths create transition periods in between each exhibition, providing time for the visitor to appreciate and reflect.

Architecture and emotion are intertwined as the experience of light and shadow become as critical as the floors and walls. The final space houses a meditation room where the visitor is invited to wash their hand, cleansing them of the Tapu (sacredness). This Pacific Island ritual marks the end of the journey.

Existing Site Section Existing Site Plan Site Plan

Site Montage Conceptual Diagram

Sectional Model of Main Exhibition Space

16 Main Exhibition Space Section

17 Main Exhibition Space Section

“One of the best things about paintings is their silence which prompts reflection and reverie”

- M. Stevens

Sectional Elevation

III

MAKING OF DESIGN PRINCIPLES

RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN

// ARCHITECTURE DESIGN STUDIO 2014

Design Principles covers the foundations of architecture by exploring equilibrium through various mediums, harnessing movement through a chosen threshold then culminating these concepts into an architectural form. This studio was personal in nature and was deeply rooted in exploring one’s own architectural language.

I was interested in the fluid movement of the human form and the shape created when emerging through a body of water. This concept was explored via the medium of video and a string curtain. The strings forming to the shape of my body as I walked through the threshold was filmed from two perspectives to capture the motion of the strings diverging out, responding to the movement of my path. The subtle indications dictated through each slight movement prompted the path formed in the following architecture.

I instinctively chose to analyse the solid and intimidating site via layering and masking through the equally heavy material of plaster. The iterations of the conceptual models and the act of dipping into plaster allowed the idea of emergence and submergence to form. This concept, together with the exploration of the string, developed into ribbons that created a structure that seamlessly prompted the visitor to move through the space as floor become wall which become ceiling, overlapping with each other as the spaces contract and expand responding to the needs of the program.

Exploration of Threshold Flipbooks

Conceptual Site Models

Conceptual Plaster Models

Threshold Models

25 Final Model Final Model

IV

COLLECTING PUBLIC HISTORY

RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN // ADAPTIVE REUSE DESIGN STUDIO 2015

Once a thriving industrial town, Taunton has now become a commuter town with a distinct lack of community. The proposal is a design that better integrates the Old Colony History Museum with its community and neighbourhood. Currently, the stark and monolithic museum is a contrast to its smaller residential surroundings. Every residential home in Taunton has a porch that almost seem like they are conversing with each other. The design proposal aims to bring the museum into this dialogue.

Developing on the porch architecture that is present, the proposed design is a series of interlocking interior and exterior compositions of deck, porch and vestibule to transition between spaces. This blurring of zone is experienced by the unfolding of the overlapping conditions and the ambiguity of indoor and exterior spaces. A permeable building is created that is more porous and accessible for the community.

A slow experience of space is created via landscaping, deck, porch, and vestibule. Each has its own functions that are flexible for community needs including lectures, movie screenings and extra exhibition spaces for an already overcrowded museum. The elements of the deck: slab/ footings/roof, has been analysed to continue as the elements transition into the interior. The language of the porch is extended inside through the consistent use of the grid. The smaller interior areas created by the integration of the deck become intimate areas of pockets of space in an otherwise stark and open plan environment.

Exterior Exhibition Space Entrance

VMISCELLANEOUS DESIGN PROJECTS

FILM // COLLAGE ART // STENCIL ART // MANUAL SLR FILM PHOTOGRAPHY // GRAPHIC DESIGN

PRECEDENT STUDY DIS STUDY ABROAD IN SCANDINAVIA

// RISD SUMMER COURSE 2015 [groupwork]

This studio component consisted of analysing a modern precedent situated in Scandinavia. The project gathered a group of architecture students of various backgrounds and training to work together in analysing the St. Henry’s Ecumenical Chapel through creating drawings and sectional model. The project culminated in our team physically visiting the site, enabling us to further build on our knowledge and documentation of the building.

Precedent Model Photograph of St. Henry’s Ecumenical Chapel Precedent Model

Video Storyboard “Deconrum’

Manual SLR Film Photographs

35 RHODE ISLAND SCHOOL OF DESIGN MDES Interior Studies [Adaptive Reuse] MDES Interior Studies [Exhibition & Narrative Environments] MA Adaptive Reuse APPLY NOW Department of Interior Architecture [2+ year program] [2+ year program] [1+ year program] Application deadline Wendy Abelson Department Coordinator email: wabelson@risd.edu phone: 401-454-6272 Liliane Wong Department Head email: lwong@risd.edu Eduardo Benamor Duarte Graduate Program Director email: eduarte@risd.edu http://intar.risd.edu http://risd.edu/admissions/apply/graduates Duration of study Full time Part time 1+ year (MA), 2+ years (MDes) Yes No International students Yearly enrollment 65% 65-70 students Tuition fee Funding/ scholarships see http://risd.edu The department offers fellowships and assistantships. Grants, scholarships and other funding opportunities available through the college. Minimum requirements for entry A bachelor degree and proof of English language proficiency. All applicants who speak English as a second language, must submit results from TOEFL or IELTS. Application procedure Applicants should submit the following documents: - a completed application form - official transcripts from all colleges attended - design portfolio -statement of purpose (with a project or research proposal) - three letters of recommendation -english TOEFL or IELT proficiency test (if appropriate) Program Facts Calendar Contact January 10 2016 MDes summer program first day Mid June 2016 MA summer program first day Mid June 2016 Faculty Mary-Ann Agresti Faith Baum Michael Leighton Beaman Jonathan Bell Eduardo Benamor Duarte Markus Berger Kylie Bodiya Ben Cornelius Elizabeth Debs Markus Earley Heinrich Herman Daniel Hewett Nick Heywood Jeffrey Katz Brian Kernaghan Yugon Kim Eun Lee Skender Luarasi Rafael Luna Michael McGarty Mary Rose McGowan Pari Riahi Patricia Roka Wolfgang Rudorf Jonah Sacks Janet Stegman Barbara Stehle Kurt Teichert Stephen Turner Liliane Wong Peter Yeadon Thursday October 8th, 11:30am CIT #103 169 Weybosset Street Jeffry Burchard PrincipalatMachadoSilvetti DesignCriticinArchitectureattheGSD Department of Interior Architecture Rhode Island School of Design MORE OF SOMETHING ELSE RISD Interior Architecture Department Lecture and Exhibition Posters RISD Interior Architecture Department Program Pamplets

VI PROFESSIONAL

NEW SOUTH WALES RETAIL PODS

// Rendering Contractor 2013

FRANCIS-JONES MOREHEN THORP

// Full-Time Graduate Architect 2012

TNB ARCHITECTURE

// Full-Time Graduate Architect 2016

GERALD DEL PRIORE ARCHITECTS

// Full-Time Contract Architect 2017

WATERFALL ASSOCIATES

// Full-Time Graduate Architect 2017-2020

NEW SOUTH WALES RETAIL PODS // RENDERING CONTRACTOR 2013

I was involved in the schematic design stage of this project, assisting the architect by developing renders using Vray and photoshop. The project is a series of small retail pods inserted into existing structures to revive a business precinct in New South Wales.

Perspectives

Rendered

STAMFORD AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

FRANCIS-JONES MOREHEN THORP

// FULL-TIME GRADUATE ARCHITECT 2012-2013

During my time at FJMT, I primarily worked on the Stamford American International School in Singapore. It is a school that houses 1500 students with a GFA of 53,00om2. Facilities include learning classrooms, recreational facilities, and a modern sports arena.

I was involved with the project from schematic stage to design intent documentation. Main responsibilities included designing, detailing and documenting the layouts, materials and furnishings of all typical room types, classrooms, staff rooms and bathroom. Other duties included concept diagrams, drafting, modeling, sample boards and rendering as part of an architectural team in conjunction with Singapore firm A61 and contractor Lend Lease

Stamford American International School Phase 2 Interior Design DETAILED ROOM DEVELOPMENT • EXAMPLE INTERVIEW ROOM Stamford American International School Phase 2 Stamford American International School - Phase 2

Please note: Outsourced Render of Project

Bathroom, Interview Room and Staffroom Renders

TNB ARCHITECTURE

// FULL-TIME GRADUATE ARCHITECT 2016-2017

At TNB Architecture, a start-up firm in Brooklyn, I contributed to six residential projects. I worked closely with the principal architect and client and was heavily involved in the process of all projects. The projects ranged in scale from kitchen/ bathroom renovations, extensive apartment renovations and also single standing house extensions. As I joined the firm in its very early stages, I was also involved in the process of branding using my graphic design skills and website building skills while also managing the office materials library.

RYDER STREET

An extension and renovation to a single standing house in Brooklyn. The area has many limitations to roof heights and floor area and we succeeded in creating a new master suite with bathroom and walk-in within the strict criteria.

AVENUE K

Renovations to kitchen, bathroom and basement to a large single standing house in Brooklyn.

TNB ARCHITECTURE SDSK-11 RG 77 4 17 -2 1 4 2 51 2 Upper Cab nets above K tchen Option 4 Sca e 1 4 1 -0 - B - L - F

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Axonometric

Diagrammatic

Kitchen

- 1 x 30" Pantry next to fridge

- Larger Cupboard

Living Room

- Seating (Island moved forward to align)

- Pantry faces kitchen

- Bookcases removed

ALPHABET CITY

A renovation of a former tenement apartment in a gentrifying neighbourhood of Alphabet City in Manhattan. The apartment was originally in poor condition (with a shower in the kitchen) and the current design elevates the apartment to current living standards.

HENRY HUDSON

The combination of two adjacent apartments in the Bronx by removing the adjoining wall and extensive rearrangement of layout and renovation throughout.

41 TNB ARCHITECTURE SDSK-09 2/11/17 3 2 RG F C D W/D UNIT24ENTRY DW 196 4 9 6 -8 1 4 9 -2 61 1 6 -4 1/29 4 5 30 -11 3/4 52-91/2 -91/4 2 -10 5 -8 1 4 11 61 31 511 12 1 11 -8 1 2 21 -7 1/4 Ne F oo s Th oughou K TCHEN - Re oca ed S nk - R d R g - Rep aced Gas Range - N W h d D y - New D shwasher 1A 1 A 1 L gh Req d -6 8 SF L ght P d d -24 7 SF A Req d -3 4 SF A P d d -12 3 SF COMPL ES L gh R q d -11 1 SF L gh P ov ded -15 8 SF A R q d -5 6 SF A P ov ded -7 9 SF COMPL ES L gh R q d -10 2 SF L gh P ov ded -32 0 SF A R q d -5 1 SF A Prov ded -16 SF COMPL ES x BEDROOM 68 sq KITCHEN 111 sq L VING ROOM 102 sq f WC 33 q Va e Ex s ng F re Escape Ex s ng S y gh o ema n New Dr e Ven ed Th ough Roo New MH ven connec ed o bu d ngs ven sys em SCALE 3 8 1 -0 1 6th Floor proposed layout TNB ARCHITECTURE SDSK-10 2/11/17 3 2 RG F C D W/D D UNIT24ENTRY D W 196 4 9 3 -8 1/4 40 1 6 -4 1 21 1 7 -3 1 4 30 -11 3 4 52-91/2 -91/4 2 -10 5 -8 1 411 31 51 31 2 52 2 11 -8 1 2 21 -7 1 4 K TCHEN - Re oca ed S nk - Rep aced Re ge a o - Rep aced Gas Range - N W h d D - New D shwashe 1A 1 A 1 New F oors Th oughou L gh Req d -6 8 SF L gh Prov ded -24 7 SF A r Req d -3 4 SF A P ov ded -12 3 SF COMPL ES L gh Req d -11 1 SF L gh P d d -15 8 SF A Req d -5 6 SF A P d d -7 9 SF COMPL ES L gh R q d -10 2 SF L gh Prov ded -32 0 SF A R q d -5 1 SF A r P ov ded -16 SF COMPL ES I x x BEDROOM 68 sq K TCHEN 115 sq f L V NG ROOM 103 sq t WC 29 q Va ve E g F e E cape E g Sky ght New D ye Ven ed Th ough Roof SCALE 8 1 -0 1 6TH F oor Proposed layout TNB ARCHITECTURE SDSK-11 2/11/17 3 2 RG F C D W/D D UNIT24ENTRY 196 1 4 9 4 -10 1 4 9 -2 46 1 4 6 -4 1 2 51 6 -10 30 -11 3 4 52-91/2 -91/4 2 -10 5 -8 1 41111 31 2 52 2 11 -8 1 2 21 -7 1 4 N W d F Th gh K TCHEN - R d S k - Re oca ed Re gera o - R p d G R g - New Washe and D ye - N D h h 1A 1 A 1 L gh Req d -6 8 SF L gh P d d -24 7 SF A Req d -3 4 SF A P d d -12 3 SF COMPL ES L gh Req d -11 1 SF L gh P ov ded -15 8 SF A r Req d -5 6 SF A P ov ded -7 9 SF COMPL ES L ght Req d -10 2 SF L gh P d d -32 0 SF A r Req d -5 1 SF A P d d -16 SF COMPL ES x x BEDROOM 68 sq t K TCHEN 111 sq f L V NG ROOM 109 sq t WC 32 q t Va ve E g F re Escape E g ky gh b New D ye Ven ed Th gh R SCALE 3 8 1 -0 01 6TH Floor proposed ayout 7 6 3 1 2 4 DW RG F F D W 1 3 '1 3 / 4 " 9'-5 3/4" 10 -9 3/4 19 -9 13 -4 1/2 6'-4 3/4" 48 1 / 2 " 2 ' 1 -3 1/4 4 ' 36 " 43 1 / 2 " 2 ' 2 3 -6 3 -3 3/4 6 -9 3/4 d Sink d D shwasher d Refrigerator d Gas Range d Sink from 4H d D shwasher from 4H netry and Floor Tile Light Req d -27 7 SF L ght Provided -42 SF A r Req'd -13 4 SF Air Prov ded -16 SF COMPL ES REF FRZR

404 Entry Hall 402 CL 406 LIVING/ DINING ROOM 277 sq ft 405 KITCHEN 279 sq ft 403 BATHROOM 1 34 sq ft 419 CL 4" = 1'-0" n and Living R oom Plan

Option

Kitchen Render Layout Options

GERALD DEL PRIORE ARCHITECTS

// FULL-TIME CONTRACT ARCHITECT 2017

I was a full-time contract architect at Gerald Del Priore Architects, assisting the firm with a DOB application for a new construction of a 2 storey home in Long Island. Under a tight deadline, I worked closely referencing the New York code to alter existing drawings of the house, garage and driveway. I also created lighting and electrical drawings, in addition to updating sections and elevations to more detail.

Elevation Elevation

WATERFALL ASSOCIATES

// FULL-TIME GRADUATE ARCHITECT 2017-2020

As a graduate architect at Waterfall Associates, I was fortunate to have been involved in a wide range of projects and was responsible for a range of tasks given the small nature of the firm. From feasibility studies to resource and building consents to detailed design, I worked on multiple projects simultaneously. The scale of the projects ranged from a landscape resource consent to a seven storey apartment built upon an existing carpark. All projects were residential.

Resource consent, building consent, detailed design.

CHAD ST // New build six townhouses on Lake Taupo.

ANAWHATA // Art Studio addition to existing dwelling.

Concept, developed design, detailed design, resource consent and building consent.

VUNABAKA // New resort villas in Fiji

Concept, developed design, detailed design.

44 (09) W A T E R F A L L ASSOCIATES Roof- Transvere ApronVerandah-Living 294 420 D_R_13 1:5@A3 3/04/20 1762 VB Lot 47 per plan Malolo Levu - Verify dimensions on site before commencing work - All framing dimensions nominal - Refer to structural engineers drawings for building information - All subject to final review after input 90X20 DRESSED HARDWOOD REFER INTERIOR DESIGNERS SPECIFICATION FOR LIGHT FITTING TO BULKHEAD 45X20 DRESSED HARDWOOD BEAD RAFTER BEYOND SHOWN DASHED REFER STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS DOCUMENTS GIB LINING FOR PAINT FINISH TIMBER FRAMING REFER STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS DOCUMENTS BOND BEAM FOR PLASTER FINISH GAP 15 MIN RAB COVER REFER STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS DOCUMENTS W01 C10 R01 110 MIN UPSTAND APRON FLASHING TO MATCH ROOFING ROOF UNDERLAY LAPPED UP BEHIND 60 GAP TURN UP END OF ROOF SHEETING UNDERSIDE OF RAFTER BEYOND SHOWN DASHED REFER STRUCTURAL GAP BLOCKWORK WALL REFER STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS DOCUMENTS DRESSED TIMBER PACKER BETWEEN RAFTERS TO CONCEAL JOIST HANGERS FINISH REFER STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS DOCUMENTS BOTTOM OF VALLEY GUTTER FLASHING BEYOND SHOWN DASHED EX290X35 FASCIA BOARD WITH 6X6 WEATHERGROOVE INTERMITTENTLY BOARD 5 MIN GAP 50 MIN COVER C01 J01 T.O BOND BEAM 6470 U.S CEILING LINING 6000 T.O EAVES BLOCK 6820 50 MIN COVER EAVES FLASHING TO MATCH ROOFING 125EAVES FLASHING 100MAX FIXINGTOROOFEDGE NON CONTINUOUS BLOCKING TO SUPPORT FLASHING 50 MIN OVERHANG RAB BOARD WITH CONTINUOUS LAPPED OVER TOP OF SHEET/ROOF STRUCTURE 200 MIN FLASHING COVER 100 MAX FIXING TO ROOF EDGE

AWARUA // Boutique apartment new build on challenging sloping section.

Resource consent and developed design

45 NORTH ELEVATION 1 47000 UPPER LEVEL 50100 46150 11 METRE HEIGHT LIMIT BUILDING 1350 2 2750 3 4100 4 4090 5 4090 6 1 32100 BELOW LEVEL 47000 UPPER LEVEL WEST ELEVATION 4 T.O EXISTING ROOF 42150 11METREROLLINGHEIGHTLIMITATGRIDLINE 1070 11METREROLLINGHEIGHTLIMITATGRIDLINE B C D E F G H A EAST ELEVATION 32100 BELOW LEVEL 35100 BELOW LEVEL 47000 UPPER LEVEL 11METREROLLINGHEIGHTLIMITATFACEOFBUILDING 46150 EXISTINGGROUNDLEVEL B C D E G H A SOUTH ELEVATION 3 32100 BELOW LEVEL 3 35100 BELOW LEVEL 2 38100 BELOW LEVEL 1 43900 UPPER LEVEL 1 47000 UPPER LEVEL 2 46150 EXISTING GARAGE FFL 11 METRE ROLLING HEIGHT LIMIT AT GRIDLINE 11 METRE ROLLING HEIGHT LIMIT AT GRIDLINE C 1070 11 METRE ROLLING HEIGHT LIMIT AT GRIDLINE 1350 2750 4100 4090 4090 B No Date Revision Notes CONSTRUCTION VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS ON BEFORE COMMENCING WORK BUILDING SEQUENCE NOMINAL INo Date Issue Notes TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC ALL AREAS SUBJECT TO FINAL INPUT (09) 366 3933 waterfallassociates W A T E R F A L L ASSOC ATES Elevations Address of Project House of Haghi AW RC Amendment_20200319.vwx A200 1:200@A1; 1:400@A3 1627 Stage of work Size of window width reduced A 22/01/19 Changes for resource consent amendment B 27/05/20

IPROFESSIONAL JOSE GUTIERREZ LTD

// FULL-TIME GRADUATE ARCHITECT 2021-2023

At Jose Gutierrez Ltd, I worked alongside Jose on various residential projects as the main point of contact for the client, contractors and builders. The studio is a busy office with a policy of working closely with the clients and regular visits to site. My responsibilities ranged from managing the contractors, designing interior kitchens and bathrooms, resolving bespoke details and creating client presentations.

MANGAWHAI // New 4 bedroom holiday home

Concept, resource consent, developed design, building consent, detailed design.

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REMUERA ROAD // Renovation and addition to bungalow in Remuera

Detailed design, resource consent, building consent, construction observation. Currently in construction stage.

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