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RIMON JIWANI Email - rimonjiwani@gmail.com Phone #- 404-663-1680 www.linkedin.com/in/rimon-jiwani

EDUCATION Bachelors of Landscape Architecture The University of Georgia Dean’s List Athens, GA

August 2021- May 2025

Bachelors of Mathematics Georgia State University President’s List Atlanta, GA

August 2020- May 2021

WORK EXPERIENCE Real Estate Salesperson & REALTOR®, Virtual Properties Realty, GA

July 2023 - Present

Focus on residential transactions, adept in negotiations, market research, and ethical practices.

Intern, KoontzJones Design, Pinehurst, NC

May 2024- Aug 2024

Worked on projects that ranged from detailed renderings and construction document sets to exhibits, large scale development plans, and landscape designs.

Intern, Modern City Homes, Atlanta, GA

May 2023-May 2024

Proficiently generated CAD plans for clients to visualize and understand the site's design.

Thoroughly reviewed and refined final plans while providing valuable support in inventory procurement.

Offered recommendations on architectural plans and landscaping options.

Accountant & Cashier, Get&Go Hazelbrand Store, Covington, GA

Aug 2016 - Present

Diligently managed and maintained the store's transaction paperwork.

Trusted as a responsible cashier to open and set up the store.

Efficiently organized and stored products in their designated locations

Tutor & Subject Matter Expert, Nita’s Tutoring, Duluth, GA

Aug 2019- May 2022

Provided comprehensive tutoring services for math, science, and history subjects spanning grades 6 to 12.

Sought real-world experience while reinforcing and updating my knowledge in these subjects.

Medical Intern, Lifeline Primary Care, Lawrenceville, GA

Aug 2019 – May 2021

Supported patient care, researched antibiotics, and presented findings to doctors while assisting in medication administration.

Intern, Georgia Gwinnett College, Lawrenceville, GA

August 2018 – May 2019

Enhanced practical skills through specialized classes on chemical compound structures and laboratory equipment operation.

Formulated the novel compound N-2(hydroxyethyl)-dodecanamide using stoichiometry principles.

Successfully presented its significance to esteemed chemistry professors, resulting in real-world implementation.

CAMPUS & COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS

Professional Photographer

Technical Knowledge

June 2016 – Present

Experienced across diverse genres, including real estate, weddings, sports events, headshots, and other occasions.

Member, GSLA Advisor, Ethiopian-Eritrean Student Association

AutoCAD, Adobe InDesign, AutoDesk Inventor, SketchUp Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Lumion, Twinmotion

August 2023- Present Aug 2021 – Present

Collaborated with the club president in planning and organizing club activities while assisting in financial advisory matters.

Coach, Ismaili Football League

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Microsoft Excel, Powerpoint, and Word, Python, Lab Certified, CPR/AED Certified

Linguistic Knowledge May 2016 – May 2023

Conducted flag football coaching and training for athletes aged 14-25 using college-level football practices.

Member, Model United Nations

Additional Skills

English - Able to read, write, and speak fluently Spanish - Able to read and write, and speak fluently

Aug 2017 – May 2021

Hindi- Able to speak fluently

KOONTZJONES DESIGN CREEKSIDE COMMUNITY ILLUSTRATIVE MASTER PLAN

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MORGANTON PARK PHASE 4 ILLUSTRATIVE MASTERPLAN

PINEHURST #10 SANDMINES MAIN ENTRANCE SIGNAGE CONCEPTS

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KOONTZJONES DESIGN PINEHURST #10 SIGNAGE CONCEPTS

MURDOCKSVILLE ROAD ILLUSTRATIVE CONCEPT PLAN 05

HIGHWAY 211 TRACT ILLUSTRATIVE CONCEPT PLAN

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CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS STONE VENEER PLAQUE WALL SECTION

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STONE VENEER PLAQUE WALL ELEVATION

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STONE VENEER COLUMN ELEVATION

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STONE VENEER COLUMN PLAN SECTION

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STONE VENEER COLUMN SECTION

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CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS RUSSELL & BRUMBY HALL DIMENSION PLAN

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CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS RUSSELL & BRUMBY HALL PRELIMINARY PLANTING PLAN

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ARCHITECTURE ELL RANCHO DEL MAR FRONT ONT SIDE ELEVATION

Drawing inspiration from traditional spanish style architecture while embracing the coast charm of Cartagena, welcome to El Rancho Del Mar. The estate emphasizes open, flowing spaces with heigh ceilings, arched windows, and entryways, creating an airy atmosphere that invites natural light and fresh sea breezes.

Per the client’s vision, this design incorporates a circular pool, jacuzzi, breezway, and a large family room connected to a covered pergola, making it an ideal sanctuary for both relaxation and social gatherings.

EL RANCHO DEL MAR BACK SIDE ELEVATION

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ELL RANCHO DEL MAR LEFT FT SIDE ELEVATION

Upon entering, the home evokes a sense of grandeur and openness, with spaces for social connectivity, especially between the family and living rooms. At the front, a covered entrance, elevated by 4 inch risers, greets guests with a sense of stature and sophistication. Adding to the residence is a breezeway that links the garage to the main house, offering convenience and fluid movement between spaces. The blend of open interior spaces and the soothing outdoor retreat fosters feelings of warmth, relaxation, and connection to nature.

EL RANCHO DEL MAR RIGHT SIDE ELEVATION

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GEORGIA SQUARE MALL

MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT|RIMON JIWANI + EMMANUEL LOPEZ + CHARLES MCDONALD|

ORIGINAL SITE - CAD PLAN

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GEORGIA SQUARE MALL

MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT|RIMON JIWANI + EMMANUEL LOPEZ + CHARLES MCDONALD|

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RETAIL STORES MULTI FAMILY TOWNHOMES POND WATER FOUNTAIN SPLASHPAD PLAYGROUND TRAIL PATHWAY PRESERVE ENTRANCE CIVIC CENTER ONE STORY TWO STORIES BUS STOP PARKING THREE STORY PARKING DECK SEATING AREA / LOUNGE SKYVIEW LOUNGE + BAR BRIDGE POP UP SHOP

RENDERED SITE MASTERPLAN

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GEORGIA SQUARE MALL

MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT|RIMON JIWANI + EMMANUEL LOPEZ + CHARLES MCDONALD|

MALL CORE - RENDERED MASTERPLAN DESIGN PROCESS

This mixed use development emphasizes sustainability and inclusive design, featuring a visually appealing environment centered around creatively utilizing stormwater. The whale water feature in a central pond serves as the focal point, with pop-up shops organized around it and trailways radiating in various directions. The retail area strategically densifies near the center, gradually decreasing towards the periphery, while secluded multifamily and townhome housing maintains connectivity through the trail system with privacy-enhancing plantings.

The design incorporates additional elements such as a children’s slide, playground, curved retaining wall entrance, a bridge connecting retail stores to a sky-rise seating area, and a parking garage with a rooftop lounge, fostering a playful atmosphere with vibrant colors. The comprehensive trail system ensures inclusivity and connectivity, passing through focal points and linking to a preserved, secluded area, while innovative design solutions transform the stormwater area into an attractive and functional space for universal enjoyment.

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MALL ENTRANCE SECTION ELEVATION

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RETAIL CORE SECTION ELEVATION NTS - RENDERED BY CHARLES MCDONALD

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GEORGIA SQUARE MALL

MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT| RIMON JIWANI + EMMANUEL LOPEZ + CHARLES MCDONALD|

MAIN CORE COMMUNITY SPACE TRAIL ENTRANCE COURTYARD

MAIN INTERSECTION & BRIDGE - MASSING MODEL

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MUSTANG RANCH SEDALIA MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT| RIMON JIWANI + RYAN RODDY|

EXPLORING & MITGATING THE EFFECTS OF OVERGRAZING LEGEND

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MAMMALS HERBACEOUS PERENNIALS (10%) INSECTS REPTILES BIRDS

A CHANGING LANDSCAPE

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The panels depict the stages of overgrazing, starting with a lush landscape rich in grasses and perennials crucial for local wildlife. The middle panel illustrates the impact of overgrazing by cattle, horses, and burros, while the bottom panel portrays a barren landscape dominated by non-native plants like cheatgrass, permanently altering the ecosystem.

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VEGETATION BREAKDOWN

The radar chart illustrates the dietary preferences of horses and burros, with 82% of their total diet comprised of grasses, 10% herbaceous perennials, and 8% shrubs. Overgrazing of grasses primarily impacts mammals and insects, while herbaceous perennials affect birds and insects, and shrub loss disproportionately impacts reptiles and insects.

BLUE GRAMMA GRASS

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BUFFALO GRASS

MAMMALS

BITTERBRUSH GREASEWOOD SCARLET INDIAN GLOBEMALLOW PAINTBRUSH

FLORA/FAUNA PRAIRIE DOG JACK RABBIT RELATIONSHIP

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PRONGHORN

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IDAHO FESCUE GRASS

INSECTS

BEE

The arch diagram highlights plant species consumed by wild horses and burros, emphasizing their dependence on native grasses, herbaceous perennials, and WALKING STICK shrubs, crucial for food, cover, and nesting.

The interconnected ecosystem, including endangered species underscores the importance GRASSHOPPER of these flora and fauna in maintaining the ecology of the western U.S.

BUTTERFLY

BIRDS

REPTILES

GOLDFINCH

RINGNECK SNAKE

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WESTERN FENCE

SKIPPER

SPARROW

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HUMMINGBIRD

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COLOR BY ALTITUDE MAP

COLOR BY SLOPE MAP

VEGETATION MAP

CONCEPT FLOW The comprehensive approach undertaken began with a meticulous overview of the challenge at hand. A profound analysis of the 1600acre parcel, comprising site inventory and examination, served as the foundation for an understanding of the wild horse dynamics and the surrounding environment. Delving into the intricacies of vegetation, slopes, soil composition, and elevation, the research provided crucial insights into the ecological context. Leveraging this knowledge, the design process unfolded, intricately weaving together the site’s unique features, expansive views, and inherent assets.

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MUSTANG RANCH SEDALIA MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT| INDIVIDUAL PROJECT |

DESIGN PROCESS At a lower elevation, accessible with a gentle slope under 5%, the design prioritizes minimal vegetation removal, establishing a practical foundation for the main lodge site and its adjacent event space.

CONCEPT ONE RIMON JIWANI LOW ELEVATION

Despite challenges such as steep slopes and limited accessibility at a higher elevation, this design showcased remarkable views, requiring careful vegetation management, and incorporated key elements like an integrated equestrian center and visitor center for a cohesive and multifunctional landscape.

CONCEPT TWO RIMON JIWANI HIGH ELEVATION

As elevation was shifted to the medium level, the concept emphasized many unique views, enhancing the scenic experience and integrating the main lodge and event space in close proximity, creating a captivating environment.

CONCEPT THREE RIMON JIWANI MEDIUM ELEVATION

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MUSTANG RANCH SEDALIA MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT| INDIVIDUAL PROJECT |

FINAL RENDERED MASTERPLAN

LLEEG GEEN ND D - MAIN LODGE - RIDING AREA - BARN -CABINS W/PATIO - VISITOR CENTER - PAVED ROADS - CABINS - TRAILS - SHOOTING RANGE - RESTAURANT

MAIN LODGE SITE & EVENT SPACE

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CONCEPT STATEMENT

To help, heal, and home pets. Our goal is to help execute daily operations while also providing flexible paved space for adoption festivals, public outreach, and fundraising events in an attempt to engage the community and create a safe and enriched space for both people and pets. Through layered planting and the transformation of several open areas on the site, we aim to enhance the campus and community by providing functional and beautiful outdoor spaces that address needs for daily activities and special events, while appealing to and drawing in members of the larger community of Athens.

We share the vision with Athens Area Humane Society to change the perception of what a socially conscious community pet shelter really is — not just a shelter for pets, but more of a destination where a positive and uplifting experience helps inevitably create an inseparable bond between pets and people.

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ATHENS AREA HUMANE SOCIETY COMMERCIAL | RIMON JIWANI + JOSHUA CLARK|

MEMORY GARDEN AAHS

GARAGE SPACE AAHS

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NEIGHBORHOOD DESIGN RESIDENTIAL | INDIVIDUAL PROJECT |

DESIGN PROCESS & IMPLEMENTATION

SLOPE ANALYSIS

Conducting a thorough site analysis, which includes evaluating slope, soil, hydrology, and vegetation, plays a pivotal role in the intricate landscape architecture process. The integration of a zoning map further aids in understanding neighboring areas and their designated uses. These analyses provide essential insights into a site's physical characteristics and ecological features, guiding decisions on its suitability for development.

LEGEND From assessing slope steepness to determining soil quality and studying water movement, each facet contributes to informed choices about prime development areas, those modifiable with adjustments, and those best preserved in their natural state.

5% OR LESS SLOPE 6-10% SLOPE 11-15% SLOPE 15+% SLOPE WATER

ZONING MAP

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NEIGHBORHOOD DESIGN RESIDENTIAL | INDIVIDUAL PROJECT |

VERTICAL ROAD ALIGNMENT

Proper horizontal and vertical road alignment represents a foundational discipline for landscape architects, governing safe travel across the breadth of transportation infrastructure from neighborhood bikeways to regional highways. Optimizing curve radii, slope gradients, and coordinate axes that underpin roadway templates directly impacts construction feasibility, access equity, rider experience, stormwater drainage, budget constraints, and integrative capacity enabling collateral spaces.

HORIZONTAL ROAD ALIGNMENT

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NEIGHBORHOOD DESIGN RESIDENTIAL | INDIVIDUAL PROJECT |

LEGEND RS-8 LOTS RS-5 LOTS 3 RS-3 LOTS 1 TENNIS COURT 2 POOL PARKING LOT 4 COMMUNITY CENTER PRESERVE WOODLANDS 1 ENTRY 1 2 ENTRY 2 1 ENTRANCE MONUMENT 5 TRAIL PATH 6 READING AREA 7 CURVED RETAINING WALL 8 5

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RENDERED SITE MASTERPLAN TOTAL ACRES OF COMMUNITY SPACE 6.65 ACRES (14.22% OF SITE )

FINAL DESIGN TENNIS COURT (1)

POOL AREA (2)

COMMUNITY CENTER (4)

TOTAL LOTS : 116 RS-8 LOTS: 8 RS-5 LOTS: 41 RS-3 (2.8) LOTS : 67

READING / RELAXING AREA (6)

AMENITY AREA + COMMUNITY GREENS + CONSERVATION

CHARACTER IMAGES

ENTRANCE HOUSES + FRONT YARDS MONUMENTATION (1) + SIDEWALKS

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TRAIL PATH (5)

CURVED RETAINING WALL (7)

15.34 ACRES (32.8 % OF SITE) 1.5 MILES OF TRAIL PATH

NEIGHBORHOOD DESIGN RESIDENTIAL | INDIVIDUAL PROJECT |

ZOOM IN RENDERED SITE PLAN

DETAILED AMENITY AREA RENDERED PLAN

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Crafting a functional

VISION

LIGHTING SITE MASTERPLAN

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Guided by principles of directionality, accessibility, accentuating natural beauty and mitigating risks, the L-shaped path lights, stair lights and illuminated aggregate achieved a sense of flow, continuity and warmth, welcoming their homeowners.

TERMINAL TWO

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BW-WASH LIGHT 4 WATT 120 27K

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ENTRANCE OF RESIDENCE

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FRONT SIDE OF RESIDENCE

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BACK SIDE OF RESIDENCE

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FOCAL POINT OF RESIDENCE

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HAND GRAPHICS

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DIGITAL GRAPHICS

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PHOTOGRAPHY

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