RANDALL HOLL - RESUME & SAMPLES 16-0109

RESUME RANDALL HOLL AIA NCARB LEEED AP Brooklyn, NY - Minneapolis, MN randallholl@gmail.com 612-991-5383 EDUCATION Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP), New York, NY Master of Architecture, Honor Award for Excellence in Building Technologies, 2007 University of Minnesota College of Architecture and Landscape Architecture (CALA), Minneapolis, MN Bachelor of Science in Architecture, Design Minor, Cum Laude, 2004 CERTIFICATIONS + ASSOCIATIONS Registered Architect, New York #033950 (2010 - Present), Florida #97367 (2014 - Present) NCARB Certificate, Nationwide Licensure Reciprocity, #69283 LEED AP, Accredited Professional, USGBC (2007 - Present) American Institute of Architects, New York Chapter, Member #30220822 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Adjunct Professor, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN Graduate School of Architecture, College of Design (CDES), June 2015 - Present Created/delivered curriculum for required courses in the M. Arch program: Integrated Building Systems (2nd yr grad); and Introduction to Building Technology (1st yr grad). Guest juror/critic on graduate-level studio reviews. Technical consultant to student design studios. Appointed to serve on a graduate school curriculum review committee to propose revisions to the overall program structure.

HOLL Architects (self), Brooklyn, NY - Minneapolis, MN Sole Practitioner, 2013 - Present Private residence, Occidental, CA (Sonoma County). 21-acre vineyard overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Pursuing passive strategies to be completely off-the-grid. 3,000 SF. Center for Sustainable Living, Sonoma, CA. Masterplanned 12-acre site; 16 buildings; two phases. Sustainable education and retreat center with farm-to-table culinary, training, and hospitality facilities.

Collaborator with Minneapolis-based firm Snow Kreilich on proposals for a 40-story hotel/residential tower near the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN and a natatorium for a prestigious private school near Minneapolis.

Brandon Haw Architecture (Formerly of Foster + Partners), New York, NY Co-founder, Associate, Jan. 2014 - Present (on sabbatical since June 2015) Directly involved in the inception and creation of a start-up architecture and design firm practicing internationally.

Project types include a 1.5 million square foot tech hub, a top-tier international business school, commercial real estate, and luxury residential high-rise in Miami Beach. Simultaneously developing strategies for the growth and management of the firm (currently 16 employees) while setting up the studio in the historic Seagram Building in New York.

PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS Architects LLP, New York, NY Associate, 2007 - 2014 Team leader, member, and project architect on international and domestic projects.

Led firm’s first BIM project (200,000 sf medical school at VCU). Team leadership role in project design from competition through construction; coordinated consultant models; frequently traveled to Philadelphia and Richmond for coordination meetings and presentations to the client board, historic preservation committee, and city planning agencies.

Job Captain and Project Manager on large-scale mixed-use development in historic Jerusalem district; instrumental in acquiring project, which led to subsequent projects in Israel. Traveled to Jerusalem to partake in successfully passing project through the department of Historic Preservation and the City Council.

Led firmwide implementation of BIM through training/consultation on new projects. Trained/mentored colleagues on concept and visualization strategies for established/prospective projects while adopting and adapting BIM firmwide.

Cloud 9 Architects, Barcelona, Spain Project Designer, 2006 4,500 sf residence, Villa Nurbs, in Empuriabrava, Spain. Stationed on-site; developed design simultaneous with project construction; directed and supervised construction labor utilizing innovative materials and methods.

Gensler, New York, NY Intern Architect, 2005 Apple Cube flagship store and GM Building podium, 5th Avenue, Manhattan: detail drawings/renderings. Animated curtainwall studies for NJ pharmaceutical campus. Site visit and documentation for tower on Bryant Park, NYC. Hammel Green & Abrahamson (HGA), Minneapolis, MN Intern Architect, 2004 Construction administration, marketing illustrations and awards submittals, renderings for commercial developments.

Murphy Brothers Design-Build, Minneapolis, MN Designer, Craftsman, 2003-2004 Private residential. Conduct site surveys. Drafting and design work for renovations and additions. Field labor.

2 OF 4 RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Project for Pride in Living Incorporated, Minneapolis, MN Urban Design Assistant, 2001-2003 Non-profit organization creating housing for low-income families. Design development for a single-family residential renovation and expansion in North Minneapolis and multi-family residential building near a new light-rail corridor.

Bruce W. Schmitt & Associates Architects, Wayzata, MN Intern Architect, 2001-2002 Draftsman for private residential projects of up to 32,000 sf; budgets up to $30 million.

Carver County Department of Public Works, Chaska, MN Assistant Civil Engineer, 2000 Assist county inspector overseeing construction of public county highways. Supervise contractors, conduct material tests and inspections including concrete slump tests, compaction, drainage, and aggregate composition tests.

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE Visiting Critic/Juror, Core I & Core II Studio, 2011-2015 Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation, New York, NY Visiting Critic/Juror, Advanced Drawing, 2014 Pratt Institute School of Architecture, Brooklyn, NY Instructor, NCARB ARE (Architect Registration Exam): Schematic Design, Building Systems, 2011-2013 The AIA New York Center for Architecture, New York, NY Research Assistant, Modular Architecture: Strategy, Technology, Design, 2010-2011 Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation, New York, NY Admissions Officer, 2006-2007 Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation, New York, NY Teaching Assistant, Structures II, Building Systems II, Constructive Practices, 2005-2007 Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation, New York, NY ELECTED + APPOINTED POSITIONS National Council of Architecture Registration Boards (NCARB) Appointed Committee Member, 2013-Present ARE 5.0 Exam Assembly Committee, 2015-16; ARE 5.0 Mapping Task Force: Project Management Group, 2014-15; Structural Systems Division of the ARE Item Development Subcommittee, 2013-14.

National Director, American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) Midwest Quadrant, 2003-2004 Elected to represent architecture students at 34 universities in 13 states. Facilitated region-wide student conferences at the Univ. of Minnesota and the Univ. of Nebraska. Quarterly board of directors meetings to balance budgets and discuss strategic planning goals for 6,000 member non-profit organization. Chaired Studio Culture task force to address methods of improving architectural education. Aided in planning of national student conference at the Univ. of Texas at Austin, attended by 1,000+ students for the purpose of enhancing professional education.

Thomas E. Burnett Jr. Advanced Leadership Program Selected Applicant, 2003-2004 U of M alumnus, Mr. Burnett led the overthrow of Flight 93 on 9/11. This highly-selective, year-long program aspires to instill into participants the value of community and the role of action and selflessness for the common good.

President, American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) University of Minnesota Chapter, 2002-2003 Increased membership by over 200%. Facilitated weekly cabinet sessions. Led weekly membership meetings. Liased with College officials for student resources and events. Coordinated local firm tours and student outings. Organized fundraising events including a Beaux Arts Ball, live concerts, and a silent auction. Led student trips to conferences at the Univ. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee and the national conference, Forum, in Chicago, attended by 1,500+ members.

Active role in the annual Grassroots Leaderhip Conference in Washington, DC. University of Minnesota Leadership Program Selected Applicant, 2002-2003 Highly-competitive leadership development and training program, Leader Quest enhances interpersonal communication skills, team-building skills, public speaking and presentation skills, and service-oriented leadership styles through research, interactive engagement, retreats, and professional mentorship.

Vice President, Mortarboard National Honor Society University of Minnesota Chapter, 2002-2003 A national honor society recognizing college seniors for superior achievement in scholarship, leadership and service.

Organized volunteer groups to paint a house for a low-income families and mentor children at the Ronald McDonald House. Represented Minnesota at the annual leadership summit in Tampa Bay, FL.

3 OF 4 RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Volunteer Coordinator and House Fellow Selected Applicant, Dinnaken Properties, University of Minnesota, 2002-2003 Organized successful Red Cross blood drive. Coordinated Salvation Army holiday charity drive to bring toys to children in need. Oversaw the safety and security of two, five-story student apartment complexes near campus.

Board of Directors, AIA-Minnesota Elected Student Representative, American Institute of Architects, 2002-2003 Represented Univ. of Minnesota Architecture Students as a voting member of the AIA-MN board of directors. Lobbied for funding and support of student initiatives. Participated in discussions regarding statewide architecture community including the AIA operating budget, meriting of awards, and organization of the the state convention.

HONORS + AWARDS Honor Award for Excellence in Building Technologies, Columbia University, GSAPP, 2007 The only award of its kind given to a member of the graduating class upon commencement.

AIA Minnesota Presidential Citation, AIA-Minnesota President Dave Dimond, 2003 For “enthusiastic” representation of the students of Minnesota to the AIA Board of Directors.

Student Leadership & Service Award, University of Minnesota Alumni Association, 2003 1 of 8 recipients in body of 65,000 students to an undergraduate for academic achievement, personal character, leadership qualities and contributions to the University of Minnesota.

President’s Student Leadership and Service Award, U of M President Robert Bruininks, 2003 1 of 28 recipients in a population of 65,000 in recognition of community leadership and service experiences, both through formal leadership positions and informal engagement opportunities.

Sigma Phi Epsilon Scholarship Recipient, University of Wisconsin at Madison, 2001 SKILLS + INTERESTS Building Information Modeling (BIM) Expert level in Revit Architecture and fluent in the conceptual framework of BIM; familiar with Navisworks and AutoCAD. Familiar with the practice of coordinating mechanical, structural, electrical, plumbing, and architectural models.

Led the implementation of Revit at Pei Cobb Freed & Partners; piloted the first BIM project in the firm’s 56-year history. In-house consultant at PCF for beginning new projects using BIM and on-going best practices.

Design, Production, and Presentation Expert level in 3D Studio Max visualization, modeling, rendering and animation as well as Adobe Creative Suite, notably Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign. Familiar with AfterEffects, Premiere, Flash, and Sketchup. Frequent practice in coalescing multiple media types into one coherent presentation consisting of printed boards, projected slide shows, and physical models. Skilled in practice of creating 3D-printed physical models for both study and presentation.

Freelance Software Consultant and Tutor, Adobe Creative Suite and Revit Architecture Autodesk User Group International (AUGI), Participating member of the NYC Revit User Group The Architectural League of New York, Member AIA New York Committees, Emerging New York Architects, Technology in Practice, New Firms Other Interests Enjoy running, biking, hiking, climbing, rowing, and camping. Casually practice cello and saxophone. Appreciate the study of philosophy, religion, business, politics, and theory. Always looking for time to sketch and draw.

PUBLICATIONS, EXHIBITIONS + PRESENTATIONS Urban Planning Symposium, Danish Embassy at the Philips Collection, Washington, DC, 2009 Accompanied design partner in presentation of project for Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen.

Advanced Curtain Wall and Building Envelope Exhibition, NY Center for Architecture, New York, NY, 2010 Milstein Family Heart Center, Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Slideshow, diagrams, rendered illustrations.

Tivoli Gardens Public Exhibition, Copenhagen, Denmark, 2008 Created, curated, and helped install public exhibition of proposed Tivoli Edge project. Preceded by press conference.

The Architect’s Newspaper, New York, NY, Feb 2010 Milstein Family Heart Center, Columbia Pres. Medical Center. Climate-wall diagrams and rendered illustrations.

New York Times, New York, NY, 2007 Photos and illustrations studying buildings of significant height near Manhattan’s Greenwich Village Historic District.

4 OF 4 RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Israeli National Newspaper NRG, Published in Ma’ariv, Israel, April 2011 Renderings and article illustrating success of Etz Chaim project approval by the Jerusalem City Council.

Building Connections, School Construction Authority (SCA) of New York, Rockefeller Center, New York, NY, 2010 Created and delivered a presentation at annual SCA Networking event to allied disciplines on the SCA’s implementation of BIM, which we have been leading at PCF via a new primary school in Queens, PS298.

Made in Minnesota: People Centered Design, Urban Journal, Metropolismag.com, 2003, 2004 Invited contributing author to Metropolis Magazine online edition reviewing the exhibition Here by Design II, featuring 18 local designers focused on people-centered design. Goldstein Gallery, St. Paul, Minnesota.

Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation, Abstract 06/07, 2007 Selected Images from Advanced Studio VI, Building Technologies, and Real Estate Development Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture Planning and Preservation, Abstract 05/06, 2006 Selected Images from Core Studio III, Advanced Studio IV, Visual Studies, and Building Technologies NOTABLE PROJECTS The James W. & Francis G. McGlothlin School of Medicine, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA Winning competition entry. 200,000 sf; $138,000,000; 12-story steel-frame structure, precast concrete panel cladding. The new School of Medicine for the Virginia Commonwealth University comprises a medical education and research complex with teaching spaces, simulation and clinical skills, research, a 250-seat auditorium, student interaction areas, public spaces and a bridge to an adjacent hospital. Held integral role from competition through construction, led team as BIM pilot project for PCF. The Tivoli Edge, Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, Denmark 25,000 m 2; $120,000,000; 4-story steel structure with intelligent, undulating, glazed curtain wall. The project addresses the redevelopment of the edge of a renowned, historic, publicly-accessible garden and cultural/amusement facility. The design includes mixed-use, high-end retail, dining, entertainment, and luxury hotel program functions. Lead designer and project manager. Traveled to London to conduct meetings on feasibilty and budget. Ongoing travel to Copenhagen for design reviews and presentations with clients, consultants, and prospective tenants. Curated exhibition concurrent with press release and public review of project. Construction to begin 2016.

Etz Chaim Mixed-Use Development, Private Enterprise, Jerusalem, Israel 50,000 m2 mixed-use development in historic district near the Old City in Jerusalem. Two 25-story, reinforced concrete residential towers clad in Jerusalem stone implementing a living facade; and a 6-story boutique hotel, healthclub & spa on main thoroughfare. Successful site planning preserves five existing historic structures. Conceptual design and development were executed using parametric design and Building Information Modeling (BIM). As Job Captain/Project Architect, I played a key role in all aspects of the project, from contract negotiations through creation of project presentations and design development; traveled to Jerusalem to partake in successfully passing project through Deptartment of Historic Preservation and Jerusalem City Council.

Public School 298, New York School Construction Authority (SCA), Queens, NY Winning competition entry. 106,000 sf; $62,000,000. Four-story, steel-frame structure clad in brick and precast concrete. Involved in competion-winning project team through conceptual development. Using this project, we helped guide the SCA in their implementation of Building Information Modeling (BIM) processes and standards. Acted as consultant to, and trained, project team on BIM processes and best practices. Played on-going role in project visualization and material research. Gave presentation on BIM at annual SCA conference.

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Hurrican Sandy Relief, New York Cares, New York, NY Demolish/salvage flooded homes in Staten Island. Provide food, shelter, and aid to families in Rockaway, Queens.

Brooklyn Community Board 8, Crown Heights Brooklyn, NY Attended community board and committee meetings as an active and concerned resident of the neighborhood.

Baal Dan Charities, 501c3 Public charity based in Dallas, TX Participant in planning of fundraising and awareness events throughout Manhattan to raise money to help feed, clothe, educate and provide shelter for orphans and street-children throughout India. Provide consultation and input with charity founder and board of directors on varying aspects of charity operations and initiatives.

Crown Heights Historic Homes Tour, NYC Service, Brooklyn, NY Helped set-up and host one of the fifteen stops along the annual neighborhood tour.

NYC Cool Roofs Pilot Project, Community Environmental Center (CEC), New York, NY Added reflective surfacing to rooftops to reduce city temps by one-degree, saving $100,000 in energy consumption. ▀

REFERENCES RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

PROFESSIONAL

ACADEMIC

Alan Gordon, AIA, NCARB Partner, Discipline Director - Architecture Snøhetta Architects New York, New York 917-841-2497 alan@snohetta.com

Thomas Fisher Professor & Director of the Metropolitan Design Center (Former Dean, College of Design, U of MN) 612-624-1013 tfisher@umn.edu

Marianne Lau, AIA Technical Director, Senior Architect Snøhetta Architects New York, New York 646-383-4762 marianne.lau@snohetta.com John Mueller, AIA Associate Partner Pei Cobb Freed & Partners 212-751-3122 jmueller@pcf-p.com Lauren Connell, AIA BIG | Bjarke Ingels Group (Former Associate, Pei Cobb Freed & Partners) 201-452-7086 connell.86@gmail.com Julie Snow, FAIA Founder, Principal Snow Kreilich Architects Minneapolis, Minnesota 612-359-9430 julie@snowkreilich.com Matthew Kreilich, AIA Partner, Principal Snow Kreilich Architects Minneapolis, Minnesota 612-359-9430 matt@snowkreilich.com CLIENT Mary P. Cox, FAIA, AUA University Architect Virginia Commonwealth University 804-441-0900 mpcox@vcu.edu Finn Sture Madsen Divisional Director DEAS Center Management (Former VP, Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen) +45 27901028 (Demmark) fsm@deas.dk Chris & Lori Melancon Founders, Lola Sonoma Farms Sonoma, California 415-265-3634 chris@lolasonoma.com

Marc Swackhamer Assoc. Professor & Head of the School of Architecture College of Design, University of Minnesota 612-626-0105 swack004@umn.edu Blaine Brownell, AIA LEED AP Assoc. Professor & Director of Graduate Studies University of Minnesota School of Architecture 612-626-1040 brownell@umn.edu David Wallance, AIA Senior Associate, FXFOWLE (Former Assoc. Professor, Columbia University) New York, New York 212-627-1700 dwallance@fxfowle.com Sam Clauson Teaching Assistant College of Design, University of Minnesota 612-490-2552 claus265@umn.edu

PERSONAL Gary Demele, FAIA, NCARB (Mentor) Vice President, Busch Architects Minneapolis, Minnesota 952-475-9050 gary.d@busch-architects.com Ashley Simone Architect, Educator, Photographer Pratt Institute & University of Arizona New York, New York 917-721-0195 simone@ashleysimone.com Victor Pechaty, AIA Vice President HGA Architects & Engineers Minneapolis, Minnesota 612-584-8740 vpechaty@hga.com Bill Blanski, AIA Design Principal HGA Architects & Engineers Minneapolis, Minnesota 612-785-4000 bblanski@hga.com Benjamin J. Cohen Confidant, U of MN Leadership Programs Director, Asia Pacific Equities Asia Pacific International Markets Equity Sales Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Singapore +65-8268-6749 benjamin.cohen@baml.com

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Led the firm’s first BIM project as Job Captain from competition through construction. Produced, maintained, and coordinated BIM files, design studies, physical models and presentation renderings. Coordinated consultant models. Frequently traveled to Philadelphia and Richmond for coordination meetings and presentations to the client board, historic preservation committee, and city planning agencies.

PROJECT VCU MEDICAL EDUCATION CENTER Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia 200,000 sf; $138,000,000 Completed 04/2013 [06/2008 - 04/2013]

VC CA U C PI A M TO P U L SQ S UA RE

NEW SCHOOL OF MEDICINE BUILDING

VIRGINIA STATE CAPITOL BUILDING

Context plan; situated near Thomas Jefferson’s Virginia State Capitol Building

RECLAIM STREET FOR CAMPUS MALL

Image: Randall Holl

BRIDGE

MAIN HOSPITAL

SITE

PUBLIC SPACE

PLAZA

GARDEN

BRIDGE

Site Plan - Creating a public forum/link between plazas

Image: Randall Holl

SUITE STAIR

West Elevation - Portico; Double-envelope curtainwall system

Image: Randall Holl

Grand entry lobby; preserved historic mural from previous building on site

Image: Randall Holl

LINK TO FACULTY BUILDING

PUBLIC LOBBY

AUDITORIUM STUDENT FORUM

LINK TO HOSPITAL IMPROVE CAMPUS ENVIRONMENT Cutaway Axon from Revit model - Main portico & lobby, auditorium, link to main hospital

Image: Randall Holl

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Led the firm’s first BIM project as Job Captain from competition through construction. Produced, maintained, and coordinated BIM files, design studies, physical models and presentation renderings. Coordinated consultant models. Frequently traveled to Philadelphia and Richmond for coordination meetings and presentations to the client board, historic preservation committee, and city planning agencies.

PROJECT VCU MEDICAL EDUCATION CENTER Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia 200,000 sf; $138,000,000 Completed 04/2013 [06/2008 - 04/2013]

Cross-section: Bridge to Main Hospital

Image: Randall Holl

West Elevation

Double-envelope curtainwall system details

Image: Randall Holl

Model: Randall Holl; Detailing: Cate Foster

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com PROJECT VCU MEDICAL EDUCATION CENTER Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia 200,000 sf; $138,000,000 Completed 04/2013 [06/2008 - 04/2013]

Primary Entrance Portico; Board-formed precast concrete curtainwall

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS Led the firm’s first BIM project as Job Captain from competition through construction. Produced, maintained, and coordinated BIM files, design studies, physical models and presentation renderings. Coordinated consultant models. Frequently traveled to Philadelphia and Richmond for coordination meetings and presentations to the client board, historic preservation committee, and city planning agencies.

Image: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners

Veiw from Northwest

Image: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners

Veiw from Northeast

Image: Pei Cobb Freed & Partners

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Involved in competion-winning project team through conceptual development. Using this project, we guided the SCA in their implementation of Building Information Modeling (BIM) processes and standards. Acted as consultant to, and trained, project team on BIM processes and best practices.

Played on-going role in project visualization and material research. Gave presentation on BIM at annual SCA conference.

PROJECT NYCSCA PS298 - PRIMARY SCHOOL Queens, New York 106,000 ft2, $62,000,000 Competition-winning Entry [02/2010 - 04/2014]

Auditorium Block and Student Entrance

Cutaway Perspective of Auditorium Block and Student Entrance

Image: Randall Holl

Image: Randall Holl

Site Plan

Image: Project Team

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com PROJECT NYCSCA PS298 - PRIMARY SCHOOL Queens, New York 106,000 ft2, $62,000,000 Competition-winning Entry [02/2010 - 04/2014]

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS Involved in competion-winning project team through conceptual development. Using this project, we guided the SCA in their implementation of Building Information Modeling (BIM) processes and standards. Acted as consultant to, and trained, project team on BIM processes and best practices.

Played on-going role in project visualization and material research. Gave presentation on BIM at annual SCA conference.

Public Entrance from Southwest

Public Entrance from Northwest

Image: Randall Holl

Image: Randall Holl

West Elevation

Image: Randall Holl

East Elevation

Image: Randall Holl

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com PROJECT NYCSCA PS298 - PRIMARY SCHOOL Queens, New York 106,000 ft2, $62,000,000 Competition-winning Entry [02/2010 - 04/2014]

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS Involved in competion-winning project team through conceptual development. Using this project, we guided the SCA in their implementation of Building Information Modeling (BIM) processes and standards. Acted as consultant to, and trained, project team on BIM processes and best practices.

Played on-going role in project visualization and material research. Gave presentation on BIM at annual SCA conference.

Section A

Level 06

Cutaway Axon - Level 06

Section B

Level 05

Cutaway Axon - Level 05

Section C

Level 04

Cutaway Axon - Level 04

Section Key

Level 03

Cutaway Axon - Level 03

Level 02

Cutaway Axon - Level 02

Level 01

Images: Project Team

Cutaway Axon - Level 01

Images: Randall Holl

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS Involved in competion-winning project team through conceptual development. Using this project, we guided the SCA in their implementation of Building Information Modeling (BIM) processes and standards. Acted as consultant to, and trained, project team on BIM processes and best practices.

Played on-going role in project visualization and material research. Gave presentation on BIM at annual SCA conference.

PROJECT NYCSCA PS298 - PRIMARY SCHOOL Queens, New York 106,000 ft2, $62,000,000 Competition-winning Entry [02/2010 - 04/2014]

3D-Printed Model

Typical Window Details

Drawings: Project Team

Typical Window Details

Drawings: Project Team

Slides from SCA BIM Presentation

Model: Randall Holl

Images: Randall Holl

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS

PROJECT ETZ CHAIM MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT Jerusalem, Israel 50,000 m2 (25,000 Residential + 25,000 Commercial) Completion estimated 2016 [02/2010 - 04/2014]

Proposed public plaza and residential towers preserve and respect existing historic structures

Job Captain and Project Manager on this large-scale, mixeduse development in an historic Jerusalem district; instrumental in acquiring the project, which led to subsequent projects in Israel. Traveled to Jerusalem to partake in successfully passing project through the department of Historic Preservation and the City Council.

Image: Randall Holl

JA

FF A

ETZ CHAIM SITE

RO

AD

OLD CITY

JAFFA GATE

Site relative to the Old City

Image: Randall Holl

0

Site Plan at Level 01

10

25

Image: Randall Holl

View from Northeast at twilight; Operable shutters animate the facade with a sense of occupancy

Image: Randall Holl

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Job Captain and Project Manager on this large-scale, mixeduse development in an historic Jerusalem district; instrumental in acquiring the project, which led to subsequent projects in Israel. Traveled to Jerusalem to partake in successfully passing project through the department of Historic Preservation and the City Council.

PROJECT ETZ CHAIM MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT Jerusalem, Israel 50,000 m2 (25,000 Residential + 25,000 Commercial) Completion estimated 2016 [02/2010 - 04/2014]

View from Southeast. Towers are set back from site boundaries to respect the human scale of the streetscape.

3

4

5

EQ

EQ

A

6

B

C

D

E

F

Level 26 (Parapet) 907.45 Level 26 (Roof)

A

4.25

4

Room 16.3 m²

1

1.65

Level 25 Mechanical 902.45 23

Level 24

1

1.7

0.4

5

Shelter 9.0 m²

6.55

906.45

2.125

1.492

1

2

3.3

1

Image: Randall Holl

EQ

1.6

1.65

0.2

0.65 1.6

E

1.8

3.3

882.65 17

Level 18 879.35

EQ

1.6

2.35

Level 19 3.3

2.75 1.25

3.3

23.4

Room 16.3 m²

2 2.75

1.95 EQ

0.8

1.492

885.95 18 EQ

1.3

0.6

1.7 EQ

Level 20

D

4.75

1.5

1.75

2.8

1.95

889.25

19

EQ

5.6 2.8

Level 21

2.85

1

Shelter 9.0 m²

EQ

EQ

1.7

9.5

2.21

1

0.4

20

1.65 1

2.95

0.4

2.2

1.25

1.71

1

EQ

1.7

1.6

1.85

3.3

1

1.25

EQ

Shelter 9.0 m²

Level 22 892.55

C

0.5

0.55

7.35 1.5

UP 5.6

21

0.4

1.25

3.3

EQ 4.75

EQ

0.4

Level 23 895.85

EQ

1

1.6

Level 17

0.4

1.7

1

9.5

16

876.05

EQ

1

Room Shelter

Level 16

4.25

15

3.3

Room Legend

1.65

Room 16.3 m²

872.75 1.492

F

14 PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS Architects LLP Design Partner: Ian Bader FAIA

4.25

2.5

6.95

7.575

2.125 9.15

23.4

3.3

EQ

2.85

Shelter 9.0 m²

Typical Plan

13

1 : 100

Level 15 869.45

3/27/2011 10:28:38 AM

3.3

1.5 1.15

3.5

1.75

EQ

B

2.7 UP

1.75

22

3.3

0.7

Room 16.3 m²

3.3

899.15 2.2

Level 14 3.3

866.15 12

Level 13 3.3

90.8

862.85 11

Level 12 3.3

859.55 10

Level 11 3.3

856.25 9

Level 10 3.3

852.95 8

Level 09 3.3

849.65 7

Level 08 3.3

846.35 6

Level 07 3.3

843.05 5

Level 06 3.3

839.75 4

Level 05 3.3

836.45 3

Level 04 3.3

833.15 2

Level 03 3.3

829.85 1 Level 02

9.9

826.55

Level 01 816.65

Typ. unit plan, Axon, & Elevation. Entire project executed in Revit

Image: Hybrid Architects section/elevation LLP PEI COBB Randall FREED & Holl PARTNERS Design Partner: Ian Bader FAIA

1 : 250

Tower Elevation (Project West)

3/18/2011 2:39:21 PM

to East.

Image: Randall Holl

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS Job Captain and Project Manager on this large-scale, mixeduse development in an historic Jerusalem district; instrumental in acquiring the project, which led to subsequent projects in Israel. Traveled to Jerusalem to partake in successfully passing project through the department of Historic Preservation and the City Council.

PROJECT ETZ CHAIM MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT Jerusalem, Israel 50,000 m2 (25,000 Residential + 25,000 Commercial) Completion estimated 2016 [02/2010 - 04/2014]

Sky-lit, subterranean extension to Mehane Yehuda Market

Vaulted, subterranean extension to Mehane Yehuda Market; vaults house planters above.

Cut-away axonometric of subterranean extension to market; parking and fitness center below.

Cut-away Axon Level 04: Commercial; Typ Residential Units

Image: Randall Holl

Cut-away Axon Level 01: Commercial; Resident Entries

Image: Randall Holl

Cut-away Axon Level B01: Subterranean extension to market

Image: Randall Holl

Cut-away Axon Level B02: Spa & Fitness; Parking drop-off

Image: Randall Holl

Image: Randall Holl

Image: Randall Holl

Image: Woosang Yoo

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Job Captain and Project Manager on this large-scale, mixeduse development in an historic Jerusalem district; instrumental in acquiring the project, which led to subsequent projects in Israel. Traveled to Jerusalem to partake in successfully passing project through the department of Historic Preservation and the City Council.

PROJECT ETZ CHAIM MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT Jerusalem, Israel 50,000 m2 (25,000 Residential + 25,000 Commercial) Completion estimated 2016 [02/2010 - 04/2014]

INTERNAL SHADING SYSTEM

NORTH TOWER (BEYOND)

OPERABLE WINDOWS MECHANICAL ROOM & ROOF ACCESS

MECHANICAL ROOM & ROOF ACCESS

Mechanical Roof

STONE PIER

835.25 Level 5 Parapet

STONE PARAPET 2.50

833.95 Level 5 - Roof

3.60

832.75

Level 4

3.60

829.15

Level 3

3.60

825.55 Level 2

1.30

821.95 Top of Wall

4.00

5.30

820.65 Level 01M 819.25 Level 1 Plaza 816.65

5.15

YESHIVA (BEYOND) COURTYARD ENTRANCE

PRESERVED STONE WALL

PEDESTRIAN EASEMENT

PEDESTRIAN & FIRETRUCK PASSAGE

Level B01 811.50

North Elevation. Proposed commercial building cantilevered over preserved, historic masonry wall

Drawing: Randall Holl

JAFO STREET

Building Area Legend

Level 01 (Gross Building) Level Name Area Level 1 Plaza Core 47 m² 47 m²

Core Shop

FIRETRUCK ACCESS

A

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

I

J

Level 1 Plaza Shop 628 m² 628 m² Grand total: 6 675 m²

CENTRAL ENTRANCE

PRESERVED STONE WALL

PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS Architects LLP PEDESTRIAN EASEMENT

1 : 200

Design Partner: Ian Bader FAIA SHOPS MEZZANINE UP

North Elevation LOCAL COLUMN TO MEZZANINE

3/18/2011 6:21:08 PM

MEZZANINE

LOCAL

Shop 234 m²

Core 9 m²

Core 17 m²

UP

2

MEZZANINE

UP

Shop 393 m²

1

SHOPS

Core 5 m²

LOCAL COLUMN TO MEZZANINE

3

Core 17 m²

DN

HISTORIC WATER CISTERN BELOW

UP

4

ETZ CHAIM COURTYARD

11 01

12

5 13

02

Level 01 Plan

ETZ CHAIM BUILDING

Drawing: Randall Holl

5.16

9.0m to Soffit

Concierge/ Security

1.46

4.0 3

12.3m to Soffit

5.07 2.50

06

GAN YELADIM COURTYARD

UP

PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS Architects LLP 1 : 200

Design Partner: Ian Bader FAIA

Area Plan - Level 01

3/18/2011 6:19:40 PM UP

DN

03

3D-printed model of commercial building

Model: Randall Holl

3D-Printed Model - Commercial Building

Model: Randall Holl

View from Northwest, Jaffa Rd Light-rail, Preserved historic wall, Fire truck access

Image: Randall Holl

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Job Captain and Project Manager on this large-scale, mixeduse development in an historic Jerusalem district; instrumental in acquiring the project, which led to subsequent projects in Israel. Traveled to Jerusalem to partake in successfully passing project through the department of Historic Preservation and the City Council.

PROJECT ETZ CHAIM MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT Jerusalem, Israel 50,000 m2 (25,000 Residential + 25,000 Commercial) Completion estimated 2016 [02/2010 - 04/2014]

Residential design option, view from Northeast, Jaffa Rd.

Proposed public park at base of towers; preserved historic structures

Image: Randall Holl

Commercial design option, view from West, Jaffa Rd.

Image: Randall Holl

Image: Randall Holl

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Job Captain and Project Manager on this large-scale, mixeduse development in an historic Jerusalem district; instrumental in acquiring the project, which led to subsequent projects in Israel. Traveled to Jerusalem to partake in successfully passing project through the department of Historic Preservation and the City Council.

PROJECT ETZ CHAIM MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT Jerusalem, Israel 50,000 m2 (25,000 Residential + 25,000 Commercial) Completion estimated 2016 [02/2010 - 04/2014]

Design option: 7-story luxury hotel

Image: Randall Holl

Hotel Option: Primary entrance through historic wall

Image: Randall Holl

Hotel Ballroom Design Option; Beneath public plaza

Hotel Design Option: Main lobby between converted historic building and proposed hotel

Image: Ivor Ip

Image: Stephen Chou

Hotel Spa Design Option; Beneath public plaza

Image: Ivor Ip

Hotel Courtyard Design Option

Image: Ivor Ip

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Job Captain and Project Manager; led conceptual design and production for this significant cultural project at the Tivoli Gardens; culminating in an exhibition in Copenhagen. Participated, led, and/or organized meetings for client design review; consultant coordination; prospective investors; budget/ feasibility with CM. Formulated presentations for audiences such as the Princess of Denmark and the Danish Embassy.

PROJECT TIVOLI KANTEN - THE EDGE PROJECT Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, Denmark 25,000 m2; $120,000,000 Construction to begin 2016 [05/2007 - 04/2014]

Western Streetwall

Image: Randall Holl

Sol

vink

el-

n

Specialdesignet Superlavenergiglas

Efte

rnid da

Beplantning reducerer varmestråling

Solceller

el-

ge Mor

vink

Sol

Naturlig ventilationsafkast med vindinduceret afkastshætle

g

Afkast over tag Beplantet tag Indstillelige åbninger for naturlig ventilation Løvtræer- Skygge om sommeren Regnuandsoverløb

Vdsugning Overdække til bus Offentlig transport

Tværventilation

Indblæsning

Fordampningskøling Termoaktivt dæk Indtag

Indstillelige åbninger for naturlig ventilation LED belysning

Genbrug at gråt vand

Svalegang ligger i skygge om sommeren, og er beskyttet mod vind og vejr om vinteren

A.H.U.

Ventilationsaggregat med varmegenvinding, varmeflade og køleflade

Varmepumpe

Gråt spildevand

Borehulslager

Regnvandsopsamling

Fjernvarme

Site Plan - proposed project wraps the city block in two phases

Crystalline facades symmetrically flank the classical main entrance to Tivoli Gardens

Image: Randall Holl

Sustainable Systems

Image: Project Team

Roof Garden

Image: Project Team

3D-Printed Model

Model: Randall Holl

Image: Randall Holl

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Job Captain and Project Manager; led conceptual design and production for this significant cultural project at the Tivoli Gardens; culminating in an exhibition in Copenhagen. Participated, led, and/or organized meetings for client design review; consultant coordination; prospective investors; budget/ feasibility with CM. Formulated presentations for audiences such as the Princess of Denmark and the Danish Embassy.

PROJECT TIVOLI KANTEN - THE EDGE PROJECT Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, Denmark 25,000 m2; $120,000,000 Construction to begin 2016 [05/2007 - 04/2014]

Undulating glass animates streetwall; creates variety of gathering pockets; maximizes visibility to retail tenants

Image: Randall Holl

Roof Plan

Axon Cutaway - Frit Study

Image: Stephen Chou

Image: Randall Holl

Solar Incidence Study

Image: Stephen Chou

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com PROJECT TIVOLI KANTEN - THE EDGE PROJECT Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen, Denmark 25,000 m2; $120,000,000 Construction to begin 2016 [05/2007 - 04/2014]

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS Job Captain and Project Manager; led conceptual design and production for this significant cultural project at the Tivoli Gardens; culminating in an exhibition in Copenhagen. Participated, led, and/or organized meetings for client design review; consultant coordination; prospective investors; budget/ feasibility with CM. Formulated presentations for audiences such as the Princess of Denmark and the Danish Embassy.

Undulating streetwall alternative

Garden facade - ramping and terracing bring patrons from the garden to the roof

Image: Randall Holl

Image: Randall Holl

Terrace and flyting stair

Image: Stephen Chou

Roof terrace alternative

Image: Stephen Chou

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Job Captain for winning competition proposal. Program called for an “iconic� tower for commercial office space with a high-end restaurant and automobile showroom at the base.

The facade subtly shifts from a straight line at the base to an arc at the top on one elevation and inversely on the opposite; the softly transitioning inflection creates a unique form melting into the sky.

PROJECT MIGDAL MANOR COMMERCIAL TOWER Tel-Aviv, Israel 70,000m2 (45 Floors) Winning competition proposal - SD to commence 2013 [04/2012 - 04/2014]

View from Train Station

Image: Randall Holl

Typical Plans

Elevator Diagram

Image: Woosang Yoo

Rendered Elevation

Image: Randall Holl

View from South

Image: Randall Holl

View from West

Image: Randall Holl

Rendered Elevation

Image: Randall Holl

Image: Randall Holl

Plan - Level 01

Image: Randall Holl

Auto Showroom & Cafe

Image: Randall Holl

Main Entrance

Image: Randall Holl

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

PROJECT YORK COLLEGE ACADEMIC VILLAGE & CONFERENCE CENTER Jamaica, Queens, New York 200,000 sf; $100,000,000 Competition Entry, Unexecuted [04/2010 - 07/2010]

Job Captain in charge of design studies and production of this invited design competition proposal. Created design iterations, BIM models, physical models, perspective studies, diagrams, structural analyses, and presentation drawings.

Cross-section - Linking existing campus to expansion

Image:Randall Holl

Parametric Component Studies

Image:Randall Holl

Proposed Site Plan

Image:Randall Holl

Proposed student “Quad”

3D-Printed Model - Daylighting and Circulation Strategies

Model: Randall Holl

Image:Randall Holl

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com PROJECT VIVIAN & SEYMOUR MILSTEIN FAMILY HEART CENTER New York Presbyterian Hospital, Columbia University, New York, New York 147,000 sf; $146,000,000 Completed 2010 [09/2008 - 12/2010]

ROLE DESIGN STAFF, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS LEED Accredited Professional (AP) Team Member. Produced documentation and educational material highlighting sustainable features and strategies. First hospital in Mid-Atlantic Region to receive LEED Gold Designation from U.S. Green Building Council. This material has been displayed in the Architect’s Newspaper and in an exhibition at the New York Center for Architecture.

Automated double-envelope curtainwall (“climate-wall”) tracks the sun to balance daylighting with solar performance

Cutaway diagram illustrating components of double-skin facade

Image: Randall Holl

Image: Randall Holl

Sustainable Strategies

Image: Randall Holl

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

PROJECT CEIBS - CHINA EUROPE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL Shanghai, China 9,400 m2 Auditorium Building; 61,000 m2 Campus Expansion Fast-track, Currently under construction; Estimated completion 2014 [07/2011 - 08/2012]

Project team member in charge of Auditorium Building.

Worked with acousticians in New York to design a space that could serve large-format academic lectures as well as performances by the Shanghai Opera. Coordinated BIM models and design with local architects and engineers based in China.

A1 841x594

View from main entryway to campus expansion; Shallow pool over parking; Glass performance pavillion; Auditorium Building beyond

Section through campus expansion

Image: Randall Holl

CAMPUS SECTION

2

A1 841x594

Image: Outside Agency

1 : 400

CEIBS CAMPUS EXPANSION PROJECT

Axonometric view of campus Revit Model

Image: Randall Holl

CHINA EUROPE INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SCHOOL SHANGHAI, CHINA

No.

1

Date

Date 10/11/11

SectionBox to North

Scale

Revision

Drawn By Author Checked By

Checker

Cutaway axonometric model

Image: Randall Holl

Project No. & Title PROJ. 0811 - CEIBS CAMPUS EXPANSION PROJECT

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PHASE DOCUMENTATION Drawing Title

AUDITORIUM BUILDING BUILDING 09 SECTION BOX TO NORTH Drawing No.

A0-9-1 Architects

Student circulation atrium

Image: Outside Agency

LLP

Central campus lecture and performance auditorium

Image: Outside Agency

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com PROJECT NEW YORK PRESBYTERIAN AMBULATORY CARE CENTER New York, New York 46,700 ft2 (17 stories) [09/2013 - 04/2014]

View from Southeast

Main Lobby

Project team member. Aided in the development of facade and public spaces. Coordinated with project team on structure and MEP design. Design studies of lobby including detailing of glass pyramid.

Axonometric Cutaway - Level 03

Image: Randall Holl

Axonometric Cutaway - Level 02

Image: Randall Holl

Axonometric Cutaway - Level 01

Image: Randall Holl

Image: Ivor Ip, PCF

Image: Ivor Ip, PCF

ROLE ASSOCIATE, PEI COBB FREED & PARTNERS

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Project team member. Aided in the development of facade and public spaces. Coordinated with project team on structure and MEP design. Design studies of lobby including detailing of glass pyramid.

PROJECT NEW YORK PRESBYTERIAN AMBULATORY CARE CENTER New York, New York 46,700 ft2 (17 stories) [09/2013 - 04/2014]

Patient Drop-off

Image: Ivor Ip, PCF

Patient Drop-off

Image: Ivor Ip, PCF

Lobby Cafe

Image: Ivor Ip, PCF

Glass Pyramid

Drawings: Randall Holl

Glass Pyramid

Drawings: Randall Holl

Glass Pyramid Geometry

Drawings: Randall Holl

Glass Pyramid Detailing

Drawings: Randall Holl

ROLE ASSOCIATE, BRANDON HAW ARCHITECTURE

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com PROJECT UNIVERSITY BUSINESS SCHOOL & COMMERCIAL SPACE Cartagena, Colombia 20,000m2 (90,000 per building) In Construction [03/2014 - Present]

The first project of our start-up architecture firm; aided in the design and development of the project through drawing, modeling, sketching and creative discussions.

Level 05 Plan

Level 04 Plan

Entrance View

Image: Martin Solarte & BHA

Level 03 Plan

Building Sections

Drawings: Project Team Shading Details

Drawings: Project Team

Level 02 Plan

Level 01 Plan

Student Commons

Image: Martin Solarte & BHA

Primary entrance and breezeway

Image: Martin Solarte & BHA

Site Plan

Drawings: Project Team

ROLE ASSOCIATE, BRANDON HAW ARCHITECTURE

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Associate in charge of design and development of project.

Structural exoskeletal concrete diagrid efficiently responds to highly seismic region while allowing flexible, unobstructed floorplates for class A commercial real estate. Created and coordinated BIM models. Coordinated with NY and Columbian engineers. Participated in design and coordination meetings in Colombia.

PROJECT ESPERANZA Bogota, Colombia (96,000 Commercial + 124,000 Below Grade) Unexecuted - Redesign for Residential [03/2014 - Present]

View from Northwest

Image: Martin Solarte & BHA

Axon Cutaway - Level B01

Image: Randall Holl

Solar Study

Image: Randall Holl

Parking Oculus Solar Study

Image: Randall Holl

Orienting skylight for 5-levels below-grade parking

Image: Randall Holl

Axon Cutaway - Level 01

Double-helix parking diagram

Image: Randall Holl

Image: Randall Holl

Phasing Diagram

Image: Randall Holl

Axonometric View from Southeast

Image: Randall Holl

Axonometric Cutaway

Image: Randall Holl

ROLE ASSOCIATE, BRANDON HAW ARCHITECTURE

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Associate in charge of design and development of project.

Structural exoskeletal concrete diagrid efficiently responds to highly seismic region while allowing flexible, unobstructed floorplates for class A commercial real estate. Created and coordinated BIM models. Coordinated with NY and Columbian engineers. Participated in design and coordination meetings in Colombia.

PROJECT ESPERANZA Bogota, Colombia (96,000 Commercial + 124,000 Below Grade) Unexecuted - Redesign for Residential [03/2014 - Present]

View from South

Image: Martin Solarte & BHA

Structural RCP

Central Courtyard

Site Plan - Level 01

Image: Randall Holl

Enlarged Elevation

Image: Randall Holl

Structural Diagram

Image: Randall Holl

Structural Diagram

Image: Randall Holl

Image: Martin Solarte & BHA

Image: Project Team

ROLE ASSOCIATE, BRANDON HAW ARCHITECTURE

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

Won unofficial competition. Associate in charge of design and development of project. Led project team. Coordinated with all disciplines in New York and Miami. Unanimous approval by historic preservation board. Design assist with various cladding fabricators and interior disciplines. Developed unit plans with marketing agency. Led production of marketing materials for project release at Art Basel in Miami.

PROJECT THE NEW VERSAILLES City of Miami Beach, Florida 145,000 ft2 $80,000,000 Construction to begin 2016 [07/2014 - Present]

View of Penthouse Terrace

View from Northeast

View of Drop-off and Lobby

Image: Hayes Davidson & BHA

Image: Hayes Davidson & BHA

View from Northwest on Collins Avenue

Image: Hayes Davidson & BHA

View of rooftop pool

Image: Hayes Davidson & BHA

Image: Hayes Davidson & BHA

ROLE STUDENT, COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY GSAPP

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com

PROJECT INDUSTRIAL ARTS BUILDING (ACADEMIC PROJECT) Building Systems II, Graduate School of Architecture, Columbia University Team Members: Randall Holl, William Arbizu, Ashley Simone, Michael Rusch Fall 2006

Cutaway rendered perspective and elevation

Project for industrial loft building. We proposed a bridgelike underlying structure utilizing a space-frame system which changes dimensional with respect to moment forces imposed; this enabled uninterrupted, open floor plates. The double-skin glass facade utilizes a tensigrity structure with fritting to maxmize solar efficiency.

Image: Randall Holl

Section/Elevation

Typical Plan

Section/Elevation

Exploded axonometric rendering

Image:Project Team

Image:Project Team

Image:Project Team

Image:Randall Holl

Cutaway rendering

Image:Randall Holl

ROLE IND. CONTRACTOR, SNOW KREILICH ARCHITECTS

SELECTED WORK RANDALL HOLL, AIA randallholl@gmail.com PROJECT HOTEL & RESIDENTIAL TOWER Rochester, MN 40-Floors; 125,000 ft2 In collaboration with Snow Kreilich, Sept-Oct 2015

View from Southeast; Iconography through color, light, & proportion

City in a Garden; Tapestry of Green

Design charrette for an “iconic” hotel and residential development near the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota. A welcoming lobby/restaurant at the base serves as a “living room” for the city topped by a parking podium. The hotel and residential “blocks” are separated by generous conservatory gardens. The program emphasizes health and well-being through sustainable strategies and holistic living amenities.

Image: Randall Holl

View from South

Image: Randall Holl

Image: Project Team

Well-being Conservatory

Image: Project Team

Context Plan

Image: Project Team

Skyline View

Image: Randall Holl

Massing Studies

Image: Randall Holl