Portfolio Vol. 2

PORTFOLIO NOAH DEDE

TINY HOME

MUSEUM EXTENSION

Education Full-Time Student at the University of Colorado, Boulder

AFFORDABLE HOUSING

About Noah Carsten Dede

Email Phone

Environmental Design Architecture

Minor of Business Administration

noah.cdede@gmail.com 720.999.7762

Languages English German

Experience The Davis Partnership Summer Internship 2022

Goals

Conceptual Massing (Sketchup) Rendering for Municipal Presentation Technical Detailing for Construction

3D Site Mapping (MatterPort Scan)

Fabrication Shop Supervisor Sculpture Dept. CU Boulder 2023-Present

Teach basics of metal fabrication

Conduct orientations of welding MIG/TIG Welding Blacksmithing and hand-forged sculpture

Proficiencies Revit

Enscape

Adobe

Sketchup

Lumion

Microsoft

Rhino

Cinema 4D

As a young and emerging designer I possess the skeletal framework of an architect, and am seeking a firm which will afford me freedomW to further develop. I see myself as the unfinished product of an academic process, and understand that it will take real world experience to construct a fully rounded architect. I hope to gain further experience in the real world and a network of peers who will allow me to have a lasting positive impact on the field of architecture as we approach this pivotal point for the future of our species.

THANK YOU FOR TAKING A MOMENT TO REVIEW MY WORK.

TINY HOME COMPETITION TINY HOME COMPETITION

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living simple.

Living Simple.

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To live smallis is to necessary, live simply. Only with necessary,basic and to manage basic systems Only with what andwhat to ismanage systems in a in a self-contained loop. This is the vision of hōm.

A lightweight, off-grid, 30 square-meter tiny home that can be assembled in a single day, after being delivered, flat-packed on atiny home self-contained loop. This is the vision of hom. A lightweight, off-grid, 30 square-meter single commercial vehicle.

This style of living is not for everyone, but it is perfect for those willing to strip away the need for needing.

The that can be assembled in a single day, after being delivered, flat-packed on a single commercial future of sustainable living is not larger or higher-tech, our future is to live with a more humble footprint on our hōm planet. vehicle. This style of living is not for everyone, but it is perfect for those willing to strip away the need for needing.

STUDIO 3

Rudolph Teigner Museum Extension The burial site of Rudolph Teigner serves to present the work of his life as a monument to his death.

The extension to his museum must consequently become a monmuent of the life, love, and nature which inspired his works. Thus the proposed design attempts to give form for feelings like empathy, longing, and the creative spirit. This is accomplished through expressive structural elements and a gentle slope which dissolves into the vast surrounding landscape.

STUDIO 2

The identity of the RHiNO district is one Cargo Micro of industry, Housing steel mills, ice factories, and cargo warehouses.

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Cargo Micro Housing and

cargo

warehouses. makes use of what is already here.

of what is already here.

This project

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Recycled Housing is good.

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Letting nature take it over, is better.

Recycled Housing is good.

Reclaiming industrial waste for housing is good.

Letting nature reclaim the housing is better.

The Rhino District Site Analysis

The Rhino District Site Analysis

1/4” Scale Representation This

model

presents

a

representation of the scale and character of the project. It highlights the trellis covering the

front

facade,

the

uniquely sculptural staircase, and the oversized port windows.

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Materials + Methods: Laser cut 3D Modeling 1/16” Basswood 1/4” Basswood Museum Board Acrylic

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1/4” Scale Representation This

model

presents

a

representation of the scale and character of the project. the

It

highlights

trellis

the front uniquely staircase, oversized

covering

facade, the sculptural and port

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Materials + Methods: Laser cut 3D Modeling 1/16” Basswood 1/4” Basswood Museum Board Acrylic

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windows.

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Thank You.

Email Phone

noah.dede@colorado.edu 720.999.7762