MUMINJON MIRZOEV
MUMINJON J. MIRZOEV
UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA-LINCOLN
CONTACT INFORMATIONS
PHONE: (402)312-7571
WEBSITE: https://issuu.com/muminarchunl
EMAIL: mmirzoev3@huskers.unl.edu
OVERVIEW
• Growing with Purpose: I’m eager to grow with a company where I can contribute to meaningful developments that help shape the city.
• Making a Difference: I’m passionate about improving living conditions for people who need it most, creating spaces that truly make their lives better.
• Affordable Housing: I want to focus on affordable housing projects that provide communities with accessible, comfortable, and sustainable homes.
EXPERIENCE
ALESIA ARCHITECTURE PC (SUMMER 2023-PRESENT)
• Utilized Revit to draft architectural drawings and 3D models.
• Handled redline corrections from submittals to update drawings and documents.
• Drafted detailed drawings for doors and windows.
JAKES BROTHERS CO (2018-PRESENT)
• A family owned business that my dad has opened when we moved in 2014
• My roles is to make sure everything that is digitalized runs propely - Website - Delivery Systems
RESEARCH STUDENT WORKER (2022 SUMMER)
• Instructor Jason Griffith
• Project “The Backloop” - Curved CLT panels
SKILLS
REVIT
ADOBE SUITE
EDUCATION
OMAHA BURKE HIGH SCHOOL 2016-2020
UNIVERSITY NEBRASKA-LINCOLN BSD 2020-2024 M.ARCH 2024-PRESENT
LANGUAGES
INTERESTS
REFERENCES
RICHARD J. ONKEN
OWNER OF ALESIA ARCHITECTURE
RONKEN@ALESIAARCHITECTURE.COM
TIAN LI
AUTOMOTIVE DESIGN
HEALTH/GYM NEW INNOVATIONS SKETCHING
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR
TLI18@UNL.EDU (402)676-7962 (314)600-1224
CONTENTS
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BOYS TOWN CTE
FALL 2023
To construct an educational foundation that inspire students to grow into their greatest potential.
THE LODGE on O
SPRING 2022
The Lodge is an idea to bring more Inspiring Artists into Lincoln.
ARCANUM ISLAND
FALL 2022
Creating a facility for researchers to study foreign objects and its surroundings that have been discovered
CHICAGO TOWER
SPRING 2023
Creating a 25-story building in a vacant lot facing Chicago River
PACKARD PLANT
SPRING 2024
Tasked to restore & build an vertical expansion over the Packard Plant of Detroit.
THE GREEN LINK
FALL 2024
Develop a sustainable, walkable masterplan that integrates with the Devaney Center and Nebraska Innovation Campus
1.
BOYS TOWN
CAREER AND TECHNICAL ED.
COLLEEN BYRNE, KATIE WILLIAMS, MUMINJON MIRZOEV
In our collaboration studio, we designed a Career and Technical Education (CTE) building for a site in Boys Town. CTE programs prepare students for future careers by providing hands-on training and education in various trades and professions. Our goal was to create a facility that supports students’ career growth while offering a safe and nurturing environment, especially for those who have faced trauma.The building houses various educational programs, with loud activities like car shop, woodworking, and welding in one wing, and quieter activities like textile design, CAD, nursing, and cooking in another. This separation minimizes noise disruption and enhances the learning environment. A central gathering area, featuring the cafeteria, serves as a communal space for interaction and relaxation. We also integrated indoor and outdoor spaces for flexible learning and socializing. Observation areas in the double-height car shop and welding spaces provide unique learning experiences. Our design aims to create a supportive, safe, and engaging learning environment that meets the diverse needs of students while fostering a sense of community and growth.
PERSPECTIVE SECTION RENDER
OVERALL SITE DRAWING
NORTH ELEVATION
STUDENT STORE RENDER
THE LODGE
COMMUNITY
AND ART CENTER
CHRIS NGUYEN, MUMINJON MIRZOEV
THE LODGE IS THE IDEA OF BRINGING MORE ARTISTS TOGETHER INTO LINCOLN. THE ART CENTER INCLUDES A FOUR BED APARTMENT FOR THE TRAVELING ARTISTS. ATRIUM THAT COULD BE FLEXIBLE WITH AN ART SHOW, A LIBRARY BUILT INTO MEZZANINE, AND A ROOFTOP AREA FOR THE GUESTS. FOR THE MATERIALITY WE CHOSE MOSTLY CROSS LAMINATED TIMBER. ALUMINUM CLADDING ON THE SIDES OF THE BUILDING AND GLUE-LAMINATED HORIZONTAL CLADDING ACROSS THE FRONT AND THE BACK OF THE BUILDING.
THE FRONT OF THE BUILDING IS FOCUSED MORE ON PUBLIC ENVIRONMENT, WHILE THE BACK OF THE BUILDING IS MORE OF A PRIVATE AREA WHERE THE TRAVELING ARTISTS COULD FEEL MORE PRIVACY OF AN ENVIRONMENT.
INTERIOR RENDER
ARCANUM ISLAND 3.
INTERVENTION IN THE TROPICS
K LICHTAS, CHLOE RUNNINGBEAR, ELIJAH VELINSKY MUMINJON MIRZOEV
THIS PROJECT FOCUSES ON CREATING A FACILITY FOR RESEARCHERS TO STUDY THEIR SURROUNDINGS AND FOREIGN STRUCTURES THAT HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED WHILE FLYING OVER AN UNEXPLORED THE UNEXPLORED ISLANDS. ONE OF THE STRUCTURES BEING BROKEN AND FOREIGN PLANTS AND ANIMALS LEACHING OUT. OUR GOAL IS TO CREATE A FACILITY THAT COULD STUDY THE STRUCTURES AND THE BIOLOGY OF FOREIGN OBJECTS FOR FIVE PERMANENT RESIDENTS AND FIVE FOR TEMPORARY.
WE AS A GROUP HAD TO COME UP WITH A FACILITY THAT COULD BE SAFE AND USED TO STUDY THE OBJECTS. THE FACILITY MUST INCLUDE A RESIDENTIAL SUITE FOR TEMPORARY RESEARCHERS AND PERMANENT RESEARCHERS WITH OFFICES AND LABORATORIES. TO MAKE THE RESIDENTS MORE COMFORTABLE STAYING ON THE ISLAND IS BY CREATING A BOUNDARY WITH MIDDLE SPACE AND HAVING THE RESIDENTIAL WINDOWS FACING AWAY FROM ALL THE FOREIGN STRUCTURES.
OVERALL FLOOR PLAN
GREENHOUSE
EAST ELEVATION
EXTERIOR RESEARCH LAB RENDER
EXTERIOR CENTER SPACE RENDER
BIOLOGY LAB SECTION CUT
THE TOWER
MIXED-USE BUILDING
ELIJAH VELINSKY & MUMINJON MIRZOEV
THE PARCKARD PLANT
COMMUNITY AND HOUSING
WATER COLLECTION SYSTEM
CROSS LAMINATED TIMBER
PANE WINDOW
TRIPLE
SOLAR PANEL SYSTEMS
TYPICAL FIRST FLOOR - FLOOR PLAN
TYPICAL SECOND FLOOR - FLOOR PLAN
TYPICAL ADDITION FLOOR - FLOOR PLAN
BUILDING SECTION
MAIN EVENT SPACE RENDER
THE GREEN LINK
COMMUNITY LIBRARY
ELIJAH VELINSKY, MUMINJON MIRZOEV
FOR OUR PROJECT, OUR GROUP WAS TASKED WITH CREATING A MASTER PLAN FOR THE OPEN LAND BETWEEN THE INNOVATION CAMPUS AND THE BOB DEVANEY SPORTS CENTER. WE SAW THIS AS AN OPPORTUNITY TO DESIGN A SPACE THAT BALANCES ENERGY AND EXCITEMENT WITH QUIETER, MORE INTENTIONAL AREAS. WE DIVIDED THE SITE INTO TWO DISTINCT ZONES. THE SOUTH SIDE, BEING CLOSER TO THE STADIUM, IS WHERE ALL THE ACTION HAPPENS—BARS, EVENT SPACES, AND RESTAURANTS—PLACES THAT THRIVE ON NOISE AND ACTIVITY. THIS AREA IS DESIGNED TO BE A HOTSPOT, DRAWING IN CROWDS ON GAME DAYS, CONCERT NIGHTS, AND BIG EVENTS.
THE NORTH SIDE, ON THE OTHER HAND, IS MORE LAID-BACK. HERE, WE FOCUSED ON CREATING A QUIETER ATMOSPHERE WITH OFFICES, RETAIL SPACES, AND A LIBRARY. ONE OF THE KEY FEATURES IS A HORTICULTURE LAB, WHICH WE’VE CONNECTED TO THE LIBRARY TO ENCOURAGE INTERACTION BETWEEN LEARNING, NATURE, AND THE COMMUNITY. IT’S A SPACE WHERE PEOPLE CAN WORK, STUDY, AND EXPLORE SUSTAINABILITY IN A HANDS-ON WAY. OUR MAIN GOAL WAS TO MAKE THIS SITE A PLACE THAT ATTRACTS PEOPLE FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. WHETHER SOMEONE IS LOOKING FOR A HIGH-ENERGY SOCIAL SCENE OR A PEACEFUL PLACE TO WORK AND LEARN, OUR DESIGN OFFERS BOTH. BY STRIKING THIS BALANCE, WE’RE CREATING A DESTINATION THAT ISN’T JUST ANOTHER DEVELOPMENT—IT’S A SPACE THAT TRULY BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER.
