Tye Allison Portfolio Submission

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TYE ALLISON TYE ALLISON

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TYE ALLISON

NIKITA FORD

Talent Acquisition Specialist Gensler

2020 K St NW, Washington, DC 20006

Dear Nikita Ford,

JANUARY 17, 2023 CONTACT

RE: Student Internship – Architecture – Summer 2023

I am interested in joining Gensler as a summer intern as the work Gensler is doing in education, organization, urban, and professional design aligns with what I hope to explore post-graduation. In my interest, my mentor Telicious Robinson, one of your Project Architects, recommended I apply to your reputable firm. We connected through my role as NOMAS Vice President for Kent State University.

tallis14@kent edu

216 - 956 - 9389 2053 Stanford St Twinsburg OH 44087

Henrietta Mitchell HR Manager

Recently, my board and I attended the Nashville 2022 NOMA conference. While there, I participated in Gensler's Exchange Charette with Jordan Goldstein. I enjoyed the thought-provoking and inventive nature of your company. I also appreciated the diverse, friendly, and approachable employees I met at the NOMA Career Expo.

Any CompanyTO:

https://www.linkedin. com/in/tye-allison556451192/

I thrive in environments where innovation and experimentation are encouraged, and I also function exceptionally well in a work culture that promotes high-energy teamwork, positivity, and collaboration My educational background has allowed me to cultivate software skills in Rhino, Revit, Twinmotion, Enscape, Adobe Suites, and Microsoft Programs These abilities, coupled with my proficient leadership, communication, and analytical skills, give me the confidence to meet the requirements of the Architectural Summer Intern role.

In any job position I acquire, I am dependable, have a strong work ethic, and bring a fun and enthusiastic attitude. Throughout my leadership roles and education, I've obtained growth in problem-solving, time management, and goal-setting. I firmly believe my various competencies will provide you with a great addition to your company.

My enclosed resume outlines further details of my proficiencies'. I look forward to speaking with you about the opportunity to grow professionally as your new Architectural Summer Intern

Sincerely, tye allison

Tye Allison

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216-956-9389 2053 Stanford St Twinsburg, OH 44087 tallis14@kent edu

Tye Allison is a hardworking student with leadership, problem solving, and proactive learning skills with a strong work ethic, seeking an entry level position in Architecture. She has a passion to serve and extend aid to young minority students and strive to convey the importance of diversity, equity, and inclusion in Architecture Additionally, she is always ready for a challenge that gives her the opportunity for personal and professional growth.

E X P E R I E N C E

GPD GROUP INTERN

Public Works CVCC Student Intern

1/2019-5/2019

SPARK/DI HUB MAKERSPACE

Student Employee 2020-2021

Revised plans, created spreadsheets, created AutoCAD layouts for cross-sections, and hands-on office experience.

3D Printing/modeling, laser cutting, Vinyl Cutting, and CNC. (Collaborative makerspace)

WALMART Prepared/dispensed online orders

Personal Online Shopper 2020-2022

L E A D E R S H I P

STARS PROGRAM

Mentee & Mentor

PROVOST LEADERSHIP

Student Leader Participant

ACADEMY

BLACK UNITED STUDENTS

Treasurer NOMAS Vice President

KUPITA TRANCISIONES

Mentee & Mentor

DEI PLANNING COMMITEE

CAED Student volunteer

E D U C A T I O N

KENT STATE UNIVERSTYCAED COLLEGE

BS in Architecture, Business Minor

Graduation Date: May 2023

E X P E R T I S E

Rhino Revit Twinmotion

Leadership Problem Solving Communication Time Management

Helped minority Freshmen adjust to college. Assisted with academic assignments, social activities, and cultural experience.

Leadership skill growth and KSU resource awareness. Created a food insecurity presentation for undergrad symposium

Supervised financial spending of organization. Assisted with KSU Black Student needs and hosted events.

Organized programs & events for minority CAED students. Assist in connectong students to professionals and career resources.

Mentored and welcomed incoming minority students to KSU. Provided them with campus resources and personal support

volunteered as a minority student voice in the revision of CAED DEI mission statement

CUYAHOGA VALLEY CAREER CENTER - BRECKSVILLE, OHIO

Architectural & Mechanical Design

Certificate Date: May 2019

Lumion Enscape

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe Photoshop

TWINSBURG HIGH SCHOOL

High School Diploma

Graduation Date: June 2019

Adobe Acrobat Adobe InDesign Team collaboration AutoCAD

Microsoft Suites Google Suites

3D Printing/Laser Cutter Design Thinking

Drafting
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BUBBLE
1 SPEAR DIRE-FUSION
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PARADISE
3 4 PURPLE HAZE BRIDGING THE COMMUNITY 2

SPEAR DIRE-FUSION

SPEAR DIRE-FUSION

EBRAHIM POUSTINCHI

2ND YEAR STUDIO FICTIONAL CONCEPTUAL SITE; 2020

This Project was focused on the combination of separate pieces, shapes and forms fused together to create a wholesome architectural model. This work includes spears attached to a solid rectangular prism with the addition of a directional centerpiece. The fusion of these aspects creates a diverse, directional, and conceptual building. The interior introduce curved oval platform with criss cross placement to coincide with the exterior spear curve characteristic and directional form. The platform also portray a floating effect and provide view above and below each level creating a very open experience within.

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Form Process

5 North Section
6 West Section

Fourth Floor Plan

7 First Floor Plan
Exterior Render
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BUBBLE PARADISE

BUBBLE PARADISE

ZAHRA SAFAVERDI 1ST YEAR STUDIO

FICTIONAL CONCEPTUAL ISLAND; 2020

This studio was focused on the composition of an island environment. It was based off a personally chosen individual object; a beaded a bracelet. The repetitive and spherical use of the bracelet create this intriguing landscape of beads that can be portrayed as bubbles. This project is to be seen as playful, eccentric, and nonconforming. The island is suppose to be a space of tranquility, peace and rest. It is intended for people to occupy this environment to decompress from their busy worlds and come back to one self again. Spa circuits, meditation, and yoga activities would occur in this immersive and imaginative island.

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Axonometric Sections

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Island Sections
Axonometric

Island Renders

16 Top Island View Elevation
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Yoga Bubble Pod
South Section East Section

PURPLE HAZE

PURPLE HAZE

RYAN SCAVNICKY 2ND YEAR STUDIO

VIRTUAL GAME WORLD HOME;

Purple Haze was created in a studio dedicated to the intermix of architecture and gaming. Unreal engine was one of the main Softwares used to create the renders of the piece of work. This project was initially sparked by the game animal crossing where various items in the game was 3D modeled and meshed together to create the solid exterior form and overall interior. Purple was intentionally chosen for the exterior and interior surfaces because of its natural creative, imaginative and supernatural aura. The texture provided in the structure creates a calm haze effect that portray an unreal interesting environment. The open interior was to provide extravagant out looking extended views of the spaces within this virtual home.

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First Floor Plan

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Second Floor Plan Second Floor Plan
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Plan Render

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Renders

BRIDGING THE COMMUNITY

BRIDGING THE COMMUNITY

NOMAS STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION

NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE; 2022

For this NOMAS design competition, we were given a prompt to create a bridge that would reconnect a disrupted North Nashville Black community. A interstate highway was purposely constructed in a way to cut through this community to dismantle black businesses and property wealth. Many families were displaced and many black business were shut down due to this constructed highway. Our collaborated project design solution was to uplift the community and bridge the two sides back together with separate pedestrian and vehicle tunnels. We also incorporated outdoor activity spaces and a multi-cultural center to provide educational, cultural and business opportunities for the community. The idea of this project was to acknowledge this devastating history with the intention to also heal and empower black individuals impacted by this highway. My whole group collaborated throughout the conceptual idea process of the project. My personal contribution was the exterior facade design, renders, and elevations.

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Front Elevation

First Floor Plan
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Section
Building Component Diagram
Section A
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CULTURAL CENTER

AMPHITHEATER

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PEDESTRIAN TUNNEL RAIN GARDEN PAVILION
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Collaborative Work Space

34 Cafe Space
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THANK YOU THANK YOU PHONE: 216-956-9389 EMAIL: tallis14@kent.edu

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