About
Education
2019 - 2023
Knowlton School of Architecture
-Bachelor of Science in Architecture
-GPA 3.55 (cum laude)
2017-2019
University of Cincinnati
-Lindner College of Business Curriculum
2013-2017
Experience
2022-2023
Cleveland Heights High School
Ohio State University Planning Architecture and Real Estate Office
-BIM Associate
2021
B.C Woodbridge Construction
-Laborer and Draftsman
Skills
-Rhinoceros 3d
-Revit
-Autocad
-Adobe Illustrator
-Adobe Indesign
-Adobe Photoshop
-Vray
-Autodesk Maya
-Adobe Substance Suite
-Digital Fabrication
-Model Making
-Microsoft Office Suite
Spring 2023
Instructor: Kay Bea Jones
Co-Working Tower
Spring 2022
Instructor: Jackie Gargus
Live-Work Housing
Autumn 2021
Instructor: Anastasia Congdon
Old North Columbus Library
Spring 2022
Instructor: Jackie Gargus
Recreation Center
Autumn 2021
Instructor: Anastasia Congdon
Big Box: Vitra Musuem
Spring 2021
Instructor: Katy Viccellio
Playground
Autumn 2022
Instructor: Georgina Baronian
Project Partner: Ian Maddock
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Contents
Roof to Plate
The landscape of today’s food production industry is one distantly removed from the consumer. We often buy products with little or no understanding of where they came from, how they were made or who made them. My project aims to eliminate this distance between consumer and producer. This project features a culinary school, community kitchens, meeting space, a food production information center and a publicly accessible green roof. Located on Chicago’s Restaurant Row this building provides two unique vantage points along Randolph Street. From the East, the publicy accessible green roof is highlighted while the view from the West shows off the entrance to the indoor community space.
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Ground Floor Plan
Section
Second Floor Plan
Third Floor Plan
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Culinary Classroom Rendering
Cooking School Community Incubator Dining Club Logistical Food Truck Key Cooking School Community Incubator Dining Club Logistical Food Truck Key Cooking School Community Incubator Dining Club Logistical Food Truck Key Cooking School Community Incubator Dining Club Logistical Food Truck Key 6 Axonometric Collage
Transformation Diagram
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East Looking Street Rendering
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West Looking Street Rendering
Co-Working Tower
Today, office buildings need to foster a collaborative work environment and engage the urban landscape in a welcoming manner. This project provides a diverse pallet of work spaces to best suit the ever changing office. Internally, this building offers co-working spaces, large open offices and small private workspaces. Externally, this project welcomes patrons in with a large open plaza connecting the Columbus River South Park with the urban streetscape.
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Open to below Open to below 11 Section Ground Floor Plan
Sixth Floor Plan Twenty-Fourth Floor Plan
Coworking Public Meeting Space Retail Small Private O ces Lounge Space Amenities Large Open O ces 12
Program Diagram
Section
Plaza Rendering
Lobby Rendering
Live-Work Housing
Located in the Franklinton neighborhood of Columbus, Ohio, this project incorporates affordable housing with a live-work focus. The site layout is inspired by Oglethorpe’s Savannah city plan with a grid of townhouse type dwellings that are connected by ‘corridors’ of work-space buildings. Outdoor greenspace is distributed throughout the site. Consisting of multiple building types, the project is book-ended by apartment style buildings.
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Work Live 15 Site Plan
Diagram Showing Live-Work Relationship
Ground Floor Plan Second Floor Plan Third Floor Plan
Section Section
1. Dining Room 2. Kitchen 3.Bathroom 4.Living Room 5. Closet/Storage 6.Bedroom 7. Outdoor Porch 8. Workspace 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 4 5 5 5 5 8 8 1. Dining Room 2. Kitchen 3.Bathroom 4.Living Room 5. Closet/Storage 6.Bedroom 7. Outdoor Porch 8. Workspace 3 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 8 8 5 5 5 5 7 1. Dining Room 2. Kitchen 3.Bathroom 4.Living Room 5. Closet/Storage 6.Bedroom 7. Outdoor Porch 8. Workspace 3 3 3 3 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 7 16
Old North Columbus Library
Teen Zone
Reading Lounge
Main Library Collection Zone
Children’s Zone
Program Diagram
The Old North Library project was a proposed branch for the Columbus Metropolitan Library. The location for this project is on High Street in the Old North neighborhood of Columbus. Situated along a wooded ravine and a busy street, this project aims to maintain the urban edge of High Street while also creating a plaza that embraces the natural landscape.
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Ground Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
Third Floor Plan
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Section
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Main Collection Space Rendering
Recreation Center
This project was a recreation center for the North side of The Ohio State campus. This multi-story athletic center addresses issues of program, accessibility to students and urban edge. The goal of this design was to optimize the spectating of sports, while also creating spaces of privacy for those who seek it while exercising.
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Exploded Axon Diagram
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North Looking Rendering
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Lobby Rendering
Section Section
Big Box: Vitra Musuem
This Project is on the Vitra Design campus in Weil am Rhein, Germany. The proposal is a museum to house the Vitra chair collection. It includes a large gallery space, public and private archives, a fabrication workshop and a studio space.
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Site Diagram
Section
Stephen Lang Section A Scale 1’=1/16” L3 L2 L1 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 LB 26
Ground Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
Transformation Diagram
Third Floor Plan
Stephen Lang Plan 1 Scale 1’=1/16” 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 B A 1 Entrance 2 Bathroom 3 Cafe 4 Public Archives 5 Private Archives 6 Loading 7 Elevator 1 2 2 3 4 5 6 7 Stephen Lang Plan 2 Scale 1’=1/16” + 5’ 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 B A 7 Elevator 8 Main Gallery 9 Fabrication Workshop 7 8 9 Stephen Lang Plan 3 Scale 1’=1/16” 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 B A 8 Main Gallery 9 Fabrication Workshop 10 Studio 8 9 10 27
Section
Stephen Lang
L3 L2 L1 LB 80 28
Scale 1’=1/16”
Diorama
Playground
This project began with an eight week study of an assigned building material; earth. Studies involved research into earth’s physical limitations as well as its thermal and environmental qualities. Model studies explored the tectonic, how to aesthietically enhance earth as a construction material. The only required program for the final project was publicly accessible bathrooms. We decided a contemporary playground provided a unique opportunity to bring different groups of people together. This project includes traditional play equipment as well as shaded meeting spaces, a basketball court, a splash water pad, and public bathrooms.
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Material Study Model
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Material Study Model
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Corrugated Steel Roof
Steel Truss
Undulating Plaster and Concrete Roof
Reinforced Concrete
Rammed Earth
Steel Door Frame
Concrete Slab on Grade
Gravel
Bathroom Detail Section
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Wood Louvers