Pieter Youngman - Portfolio

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pieteryoungman@gmail.com

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Professional Experience

Shepley Bulfinch Phoneix, AZ

Architecture Intern

June 2022 - August 2023

As an intern I shadowed architects/interior designers, produced drawings which were presented to clients during schematic design meetings or used for marketing, and was exposed to construction administration through weekly visits and reportings on a project that was under construction. I worked primarily in healthcare design through my internship and contributed to projects for Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, AZ and Penn Medicine Princeton Cancer Center in Plainsboro Township, NJ.

Vito's Pizza and Ristorante Mesa, AZ Cashier - Bagger - Busser

September 2022 - May 2023

By phone or in-person, I recieved orders and relayed them to the cooks. The food was then bagged and stored until the customer arrived for pick-up. At the register, I would facilitate the transaction and hand the food off to the customer. While bussing, I hastely cleaned tables and prepped them for new guests. In addition, I would stay past closing hours cleaning the restaurant and preparing it for the next morning.

Focus Climbing Center Mesa, AZ Assistant Manager

Sepember 2020 - June 2022

Performed gym orientations going over saftey procedures and rules. Sold memberships, day passes, rock climbing gear, and snacks using Rock Gym Pro (POS system). Led shifts, onboard new hires, opened, and closed Focus Climbing Center as manager.

Self Employed Mesa, AZ Building Inspector

July 2019 - August 2021

Executed interior and exterior building inspections for residential properties. Wrote AHERA inspection reports detailing if a material contained asbestos. Maintained utmost cleanliness while performing building inspection. Managed and organized all tax documents.

Select Adjusters Phoenix, AZ Account Manager

March 2018 - June 2019

Managed over 700 customer accounts over three states. Updated customers through insurance claim process. Hosted construction meeting and oversaw the account until the completion of the construction process. Roof sales and door knocking experience.

Pieter Youngman

Awards

Arizona State University Tempe,AZ

May 2023

Summa Cum Laude undergraduate distinction

Arizona State University Tempe,AZ

May 2023

Dean's List - all undergraduate semesters

Arizona State University Tempe,AZ

March 2023

Devil's Go Global Photo Contest Winner

Category: World Is My Classroom

Education

Arizona State University Tempe,AZ

Master's in Architecture (MARCH)

August 2023 - Current

Arizona State University Tempe,AZ

Bachelor's in Architectual Studies (BSD)

August 2021 - May 2023

Mesa Community College Mesa,AZ

January 2019 - May 2021

Software Skills

2D Software

Illustrator

Photoshop

AutoCad

Indesign

Microsoft Office

Adobe Acrobat

3D Software Rhino Sketchup Revit Enscape

References

Beau Dromiack - bdromiac@asu.edu

Professor - The Design School - ASU

Merlin Ellis - bdromiac@asu.edu

Professor - The Design School - ASU

Andrea Hardy - ahardy@shepleybulfinch.com

Senior Architect - Shepley Bulfinch

Scott R. Steffes - ssteffes@shepleybulfinch.com

Senior Interior Designer - Shepley Bulfinch

Caroline Tate - ctate@shepleybulfinch.com

Architect - Shepley Bulfinch

Dongwoo Jason Yeom - dyeom1@asu.edu

Professor - The Design School - ASU

Kestutis Zygas - zygas@asu.edu

Professor - The Design School - ASU

01 Falling into Eloy

Adaptive Reuse Project

Dust Bowl Theater

Eloy, Arizona

A Team Project By:

Pieter Youngman

Shardul Shrungare

Brianna Tsatskin

We are going to reenergize downtown Eloy through honoring the past and bringing in the new - starting with the reinventing of The Dust Bowl Theater.

After talking with the city government and the locals around Main Street, we learned that Eloy was envisioned to be the "New Palm Springs" of Arizona. In the 80s, the city was full of commerce and had a night life on Main Street - at one point in time, the town even hosted a televised Grand Prix where the locals raced around the town. This time period is known amongst the locals as the "hustle and bustle" era.

Andrew Rodriguez, executive director of Eloy Chamber of Commerce, believes that Eloy lost its social spark when major financial contributors left the town; namely the decline of agriculture and local mom and pop shops. He also added that the dilapidated state of their buildings drive people away.

When talking about The Dust Bowl, he shared what eventually replaces it must be something commercial, benefits the locals, and generates interest in their downtown.

Our goal was creating a design that celebrates the existing theater, spark a new wave of excitment down mainstreet, and return Downtown Eloy to its "hustle and bustle" status. Reflecting the culture of Eloy, the new Dust Bowl Theater features a flexible entertainment space, gift shop, top floor bar, and indoor skydiving

Arizona State University Project

Studio Dromiack

Revit 2024

Roof

- Building Integrated Solar Roof

Third Floor

- Catering Kitchen

- Indoor / Outdoor Dining

- Bar

- Water Closet

Second Floor

- Mezzanine Floor

- Gift Shop

- Gallery

- AV / IT Support Space

- Admins Office

- Water Closet

First Floor

- Event Space

- Water Closets

- Green Room

- Catering Kitchen

Basement

- Indoor Skydiving Launch

- Sky Lounge

Dust Bowl - Third Floor

1 - Bar

2 - Catering Kitchen

3 - Dumbwaiter

4 - Skydiving Mechanical

5 - Patio Dining

6 - Indoor Seating

02 Oasis Pathways

MAT Building Design

A Team Project By:

Pieter Youngman and Kellen Quigley

Designed for young adults working from home or small families, people whom spend many hours indoors, the Oasis Pathways connects the occupants back to the outdoors, provides community ammenities, and flexible unit spaces.

With the Oasis Pathways, the goal was designing a complex that amplifies a sense of community within residents without losing the personal and intimate spaces that make a house a home. Each unit features a master bedroom with a private patio providing each resident with a private outdoor space. A secondary bedroom, which also functions as an office space, gives residents the opportunity to comfortably work from home. High ceilings and an open floor plan allows for a flexible and spacious living situation, while lower ceilings and filtered light create a more private sleeping and bathing scenario. The complex itself has been designed providing users with a healthy balance of private vs public spaces through the use of tight, quiet pathways that lead into large central courtyards. Providing a healthy balance of variating spaces, so that each space feels unique but not out of place was a primary goal for the design. Users will be able to establish a connection to nature as there are varying patches of crushed granite and grass, multiple planters and varying plant life, and 25 trees on site. Running water can also be seen or heard from nearly any point within the complex as well. The site plan and unit floor plan has been designed to provide a healthy balance of private and public spaces while maintaining a connection to nature, instilling a sense of community and ownership to residents of the Oasis Pathways.

Arizona State University Studio Ellis

Rhino 7

Pathway House

1 - Courtyard

2 - Kitchen

3 - Living Space

4 - Master Bedroom

5 - Master Closet

6 - Master Bathroom

7 - Bathroom

8 - Studio

Section - A

Section - B

03 New Heights

Thermal Spa Design

Apache Leap Superior, Arizona

In this project, we were introduced to the concept of "Uncanny Architecture" - Spaces which draw people in and elevate their senses.

We were given the options: Design either a chapel or a spa in a rural or urban environment. I chose designing a spa outside of Superior, AZ which is an hour east of Phoenix.

Located on the Apache Leap ridgeline, New Heights Thermal Spa overlooks the town of Superior, AZ, while being immersed in nature. As a spa primarily designed for climbers, backpackers, and other outdoor enthusiasts, the vantage point connects the occupant to nature and post excursion rejuvenation. The occupants of this spa are in for an experience where they arrive weathered and worn out but depart feeling refreshed and ready for adventure.

This Spa is made up of dyed concrete, wood, glass, and steel.

Arizona State University

Studio Dromiack

Rhino 7

Site: The Apache Leap Ridgeline

Elevation: 4000FT

Terrain: Rocky and full of desert vegetation

Pre-Existing Roads: U.S. 60 (North of Site)

Views:

- North: Apache Leap ridgline

- East: Downward sloped terrain - Boulders - rock formations

- South: Apache Leap ridgeline

- West: Dropoff - Superior, AZ - Picketpost Mountain.

4 - Thermal Plunge Tub

5 - Changing Room

6 - Shower

7 - Sauna

8 - Projector Lounge

Solar Shade Study

Top: Winter Solstice

Bottom: Summer Solstice

North Elevation

East Elevation

South Elevation

West Elevation

Latitudinal Rendered Section

04 Internship

Shepley Bulfinch - Summer 2023 Healthcare Design

As an intern I shadowed architects and interior designers, produced drawings which were presented to clients during schematic design meetings or to be used for marketing, and was exposed to construction administration through weekly visits and reports on a project that was being built. I worked primarily in healthcare design through my internship and contributed to projects for Mayo Clinic in Phoenix, AZ and Penn Medicine Princeton Cancer Center in Plainsboro Township, NJ.

Software: Revit, Rhino, Enscape, Ilustrator, Photoshop, and Bluebeam

Mentors: Steffes, Hardy, Tate

Period of Internship: 06 / 05 / 23 - 08 / 11 / 23

Mayo Clinic - House of Surgery

Schematic Design

1 - System Analyst Workroom

2 - Vendor Check-In

3 - Work Stations

4 - Printer

5 - Refresh

6 - Water Closet

7 - Enclave

8 - Office

9 - Resident's Workroom

10 - CRNA

11 - Linen

PMPH - Lobby

PMPH - Cafe

Under the Canopy - Superior, Arizona

Pink - Phoenix, Arizona

Visitors - Sedona, Arizona

Design Bridge - Tempe, Arizona

Intersection - Antigua, Guatemala

Time Piece - Kingman, Arizona

Floating - Tempe, Arizona

Small Scale - El Pital, El Salvador

Gammage Auditorium - Tempe, Arizona

Taliesin West - Scottsdale, Arizona

The Tourist - Arcosanti, Arizona

University Rush - Tempe, Arizona

Light Filled Walls - Pheonix, Arizona

Captured Energy - Phoenix, Arizona

Women of Craft - Antigua, Guatemala

07 Sketches

Travel Drawings

Pen and Paper

Venetian Canal - Italy

Simmer Down - El Salvador

Excited to Learn

Problem Solver Team Player