2024 Olivia Theriot Professional Portfolio

Olivia Theriot AIA, NCARB

Professional Portfolio | Selected Projects

About Me

I am a dedicated, creative, and organized licensed architect, working in the industry since 2016 to design residential, commercial, and mixed-use projects. I approach my work artistically and methodically to tell the project story from concept to completion.

Enclosed within this portfolio are handpicked examples of projects I’ve had the opportunity to play a role in, which touch on the range of my experience. Additional work may be provided upon request. Thank you for your interest.

Shooting Star Sanctuary

Location

Role

Project Type

Project Size

Jackson, WY

Project Manager

Wellness Residence, New Construction

10,000 SF

Situated within the Shooting Star community at the foot of Jackson Hole Ski Resort, the 1.85-acre site naturally encourages a sense of both internal re昀氀ection and external engagement, boasting panoramic vistas of the Tetons to the west and intimate views of the surrounding woods and streams to the east. As the full-time residence for two busy executives and their growing family, the owners desired a home that would allow them to 昀椀nd moments of pause amid life’s daily tempo.

Work completed at Vera Iconica Architecture. Renderings by Blok Studio.

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View Toward Main Living Space Schematic Design Model

The Space Between

Inspired by the Japanese principle of “Ma” or “The Space Between,” the design revolves around a collection of internal view courtyards nestled within the predominantly stone structure, o昀昀ering secluded areas for contemplation and tranquility amidst the daily hustle. Intimate moments are contrasted by long views out to the Tetons, captured through the large, glass-enclosed living space. Additional design features include a playful slide connecting the children’s wing to the main level, private bedroom wings, and a dedicated meditation sanctuary (located in the silo above).

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Shooting Star Sanctuary

Wellness Features

- Incorporation of sacred geometry in 昀氀oor plans and proportions.

- Thoughtful placement of transcendent moments.

- Comprehensive hydrothermal circuit, including spa, sauna, hot tub, and cold plunge.

- State-of-the-art HVAC system, air puri昀椀cation, and complete household water 昀椀ltration.

- Cutting-edge acoustics and sound management.

- Innovative, super-insulated, double-wall construction utilizing natural wool 昀椀ll.

- Healthy, sustainable materials throughout.

10 J J I I G G B 3 66 E F 55 2 4 H A K K 1 C D W25 D19 D08 W14 W12 W13 D06 D05 W23 W08 D07 W29 W28 D30 D29 W24 D31 W42 D17 D18 W27 D02 D03 D04 D01 D13 D14 D15 D36 W38 W39 D23 D46 D47 W34 D21 D48 D51 D28 W15 D09 D26 D50 D32 W16 D12 W35 W36 W03 W04 W01 W02 W09 W10 W11 D39 D35 D27 D52 D45 D43 D37 D44 W37 D22 W21 W45 W43 W44 D25 W40 D24 D42 D16 D53 D49 D38 D41 W41 D40 REF 36" REF 36" FRZ W CL W30 9 8 7 W26 W20 144'-7" 32'-5" 38'-6" 73'-8" 54'-9 1/2" 112'-11 1/2" 28'-0" 53'-2" 31'-9 1/2" 159'-2" 25'-11" 45'-0" 88'-3" 13'-6" 24'-0" 17'-3 1/2" 14'-11" 29'-11 1/2" 9'-11" 6'-11" 19'-0" 6'-6" 24'-6" 11'-4" 22'-4 1/2" 15'-5 1/2" 14'-0" 14'-0" 22'-3" 16'-7" 14'-4" 24'-0" 7'-9 1/2" 6'-11" 19'-0" 30'-2" 14'-10" 38'-10" 13'-5" 36'-0" UP UP ACCESS HATCH Access Hatch COVERED PATIO GUEST PATIO ENTRY PATIO D33 D34 W19 W32 W33 W31 D20 W17 W18 D10 D11 Cold plungeHot tub Water Water Walkway Water Water Site Wall Deck Deck Cold plunge Hot tub Patio Covered Patio To Detached Structure See A1.16 Grass Patio Water GUEST BEDROOM 1 GUEST BEDROOM 2 POWDER 1 MULTIPURPOSE ROOM ENTRY LIVING ROOM KITCHEN EAST PORCH GRILL DECK BUTLER KITCHEN MECHANICAL MUD ROOM GABRIELLE'S OFFICE DAKIN'S OFFICE PRIVATE ROOM SAUNA & SPA GARAGE GUEST BATH 2 MEDITATION GEAR ROOM GUEST BATH 1 KITCHENETTE GUEST HALL OFFICE HALL SERVICE HALL DINING ROOM POWDER 3 POWDER 2 MED HALL GUEST CLOSET 1 GUEST CLOSET 2 COAT CLOSET AV ROOM LAUNDRY PANTRY MECHANICAL MECH FLOOR PLAN NOTES 1. Landscaping to be provided 2. Furniture is shown for design 3. UFER Ground Per N.E.C 4. See page A1.10 for detached N Project North N True North SCALE: 1/8" = 1'-0" MAIN FLOOR PLAN 04'8'16'

Main Floor Plan

11 NOTES provided by owner. design and planning purposes, and is not included in contract. N.E.C 250.50 (c) to be sized by electrical subcontractor. detached structure plan and roof plan. A1.02 MAIN FLOOR PLAN Shooting Star Sanctuary Meditation Sanctuary at Dusk

The Historic Rossonian anchors the corner.

The Rossonian

Location

Role

Project Type

Project Size

Denver, CO

Project Designer

Historic Renovation, In昀椀ll Addition

85,900 SF

LocatedinFivePoints,Denver’shistoricculturaldistrict,theRossonianisaneighborhoodlegacywiththe ability to transform the future. What a privilege to be a part of a project sacred to locals and attractive to tourists alike. Historically, the Rossonian was a jazz club and hotel for African American musicians such as Duke Ellington and Ella Fitzgerald, welcomed to Denver as performers but shunned as inhabitants. Looking forward, the hotel renovation alongside the in昀椀ll addition seek to reestablish the Rossonian as the cornerstone of this diverse and adaptable neighborhood.

Work completed at Craine Architecture.

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NEIGHBORHOOD LEGACY

INTO THE FUTURE

Existing Rossonian

Historic Renovation

Designed in late 1911 as the Baxter Hotel by Denver architect George Louis Bettcher and completed in 1912 for his client Robert Y. Baxter, the historic Rossonian hotel will be restored to its original use as a hotel, restaurant, and jazz club.

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Existing Rossonian

Design Detail

Rehabilitation e昀昀orts included the investigation of historic documentation and cataloging of existing conditions to bring the building back to its period of signi昀椀cance.

DEMOLISH (E) ROOF AND REPLACE WITH (N) ROOF ASSEMBLY

(E) CORNICE, BANDING, & BRACKETS TO REMAIN - CLEAN, REPAIR, REPLACE AS REQUIRED & PAINT TO MATCH (E)

Level 4 139' - 2"

(E) ROOF 136' - 0"

(N) WINDOWS TO REPLACE (E). WINDOWS TO BE ALUMINUM, WOOD OR ALUM CLAD WOOD. ALL WINDOWS WITHIN HISTORIC ROSSONIAN TO BE OPERABLE.

Level 3 126' - 0"

(E) STONE TO REMAIN - CLEAN, REPAIR, & REPLACE AS REQUIRED

Level 2 116' - 0"

(E) BUILDING ELEMENT TO REMAINREPAIR & PAINT TO MATCH (E)

(N) ALUMINUM OR WOOD STOREFRONT DOOR TO REPLACE (E)

(E) Level 1 100' - 0"

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3D ViewWall Section

(E) BUILDING ELEMENT TO REMAINREPAIR & PAINT TO MATCH (E)

Level 4 139' - 2"

(E) ROOF 136' - 0"

(E) FACE BRICK TO REMAIN - REPAIR / REPLACE BRICK & REPOINT AS REQUIRED (AREAS TO BE DEFINED BY ARCHITECT) - (E) FACE BRICK TO BE CLEANED

Level 3 126' - 0"

Level 2 116' - 0"

(N) ALUMINUM OR WOOD STOREFRONT TO REPLACE (E)

(E) STUCCO CLAD BASE TO BE RESTORED OR REPLACE TO MATCH (E)

(E) Level 1 100' - 0"

Enlarged Elevation: Existing Storefront Entry

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The Rossonian

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Mass & Scale, September 2018 Mass & Scale, May 2019

T.O. EXISTING PARAPET 42'8"

Mass & Scale, June 2019

Design Detail, September 2019

In昀椀ll Addition Process

The in昀椀ll project is designed to respect the character-de昀椀ning features of the Rossonian bymaintainingtheproportionsoftheopeningsanddatumlinesofthe昀氀oorlevels,window headers, and major architectural details.

From a 25-foot wide addition to a high-rise development, with each iteration the goal is always deference to the existing building. The new addition will be eight stories and include a jazz club in the basement, lobby on the ground 昀氀oor, hotel rooms on levels 2-8, and a fourth 昀氀oor restaurant.

19 (E) Level 1 100' - 0" Level 2 116' - 0" Level 3 126' - 0" (E) ROOF 136' - 0" Level 5 153' - 2" Level 6 163' - 2" Level 7 173' - 2" Level 8 183' - 10" ROOF (N) 196' - 6" PENTHOUSE 206' - 10" (N) Level 1 102' - 0" Level 4 139' - 2" 7'0" 12'8" 10'8" 10'0" 10'0" 14'0" 13'2" 10'0" 16'0" PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE PROPERTY LINE

Level 1 100' - 0" Level 2 116' - 0" Level 3 126' - 0" (E) ROOF 136' - 0" Level 5 153' - 2" Level 6 163' - 2" Level 7 173' - 2" Level 8 183' - 2" ROOF (N) 197' - 2" PENTHOUSE 206' - 2"

Level 1 102' - 0" Level 4 139' - 2" 7'0"14'0"10'0"10'0"10'0"14'0"13' 9"43' - 11"24' - 10" PROPERTY LINE 4.11 1 4.10 1 T.O. THREE STORY BASE PARAPET 42'8"

(E)

(N)

SF-02 SF-01

ELEVATION KEY

The Rossonian

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Gated Entry Stair Up to Rooftop Patio Laundry O昀케ce Storage Outdoor Dining Pool Lounge Movable Planter Outdoor Fireplace & Seating Stair Down to Temazcal Pool Hot Tub Outdoor Shower Temazcal Bench & Hooks Main House and Courtyard Plan, NTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 8 12 14 13 15

Villa Serena

Location

Role

Project Type

Project Size

Project Manager

Artist Studios, Guest Casita, Main Home Renovation 5,000 SF

There’s no shortage of untouched beauty in Todos Santos, making it an ideal location for our clients, a musician and painter, to locate their creative studios and guest casita. Already living on location parttime, their existing home consists of two separate patios that we consolidated into one elongated courtyard, terracing down from a new, monolithic entry to a pool, hot tub, and temazcal (a traditional Mexican sweat lodge). A short walk from the main residence leads to the couple’s studios, located on the ground level, with the casita above: three separate, interlocking volumes all oriented to views of the Paci昀椀c Ocean.

Project currently in Design Development. Work completed at Vera Iconica Architecture.

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Todos Santos, B.C.S., Mexico

Where the Ocean Meets the Desert

Massing and materiality were inspired by the contrasting beauty of the place. Look one way and experience the presence of the Sierra de la Laguna mountain range. Look the other, and you’re captured by the wild ocean and its untouched beaches. In between, the landscape is dry and dusty, a neutral backdrop for the pops of color that come from cacti in bloom and the abundance of bougainvillea.

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Massing - rectilinear volumes, mass walls, sinuous extensions into the landscape. Materiality - rammed earth as an extension of the landscape, bold color against a neutral backdrop.

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Courtyard entry reimagined: dripping in bougainvillea and complete with a hand-carved antique door and sky blue arched ceiling.

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Rammed earth anchors the corner. Stairs are carved out of the mass and lead to the second-level casita. On the ground 昀氀oor: painting studio left, recording studio right, with casita above.

Artist Studio Plans, NTS

The Studios

The studios provide dedicated workspaces designed to accommodate the couple’s various creative projects.Inherartstudio,she’llenjoyseamlessindoor/outdoorconnectionwiththe昀氀exibilityofrollingher work tables onto either patio to work. Acoustics are the top concern for his recording studio. Rammed earth walls absorb sound and work to stop reverberation, perfect for musicians, and the casita above is set back for physical acoustic separation from the studio.

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Natural Stone Steps Down Patio Bougainvillea Re昀氀ecting Pool Recording Studio Painting and Ceramic Studio Rammed Earth “Canvas” Kiln Storage Powder Room Driveway

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Concept Model, Residential Buildings Schematic Design Elevation

Novel Daybreak

Location

Role

Project Type

Project Size

South Jordan, UT

Project Architect

Multifamily Community Development

Four residential buildings (400 dwelling units) and three amenity building across 9.36 acres

Novel Daybreak is a Crescent Communities project located in the master-planned neighborhood of Daybreak in South Jordan, Utah. From the start, Crescent desired a project that would bring boldness and distinction to the evolving new development. An emphasis on integrated amenities, landscape, and architecture result in a project programmed for residents, whether inside or out.

Work completed at Craine Architecture. Rendering above courtesy of Crescent Communities.

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BUILDING A

4-STORY

128 DU

OVERALL

9.36 ACRES

401 DWELLING UNITS

559 PARKING SPACES

43 DU/AC

BUILDING B

4-STORY

71 DU

FUTURE DEVELOPMENT

PARCEL

BUILDING E

CLUBHOUSE / COFFEE SHOP

1-STORY

BUILDING F

FIELD HOUSE

1-STORY

BUILDING C

4-STORY

114 DU

BUILDING D

4-STORY

88 DU

Residential Buildings

Architectural Elements

This project underwent several reviews with the design director of Daybreak. The design necessarily evolved, but the over-arching concepts remained the same:

Distinctive buildings with traditional form. Soft palette to highlight natural elements. Inject a bit of bold.

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Community Hub

Inject a Bit of Bold

The centralized amenity area, called the Hive, and the spaces in between create a hub for resident engagement. From the planned festival square to the Land of a Thousand Hills co昀昀ee shop, there is a place for everyone to feel connected.