David Tucker Portfolio

DAVID TUCKER

PORTFOLIO

DAVID TUCKER

+1 712.730.0812 tuck.dm@gmail.com 3210 Warbler Way Unit 8 Bozeman, MT 59718 References Available Upon Request

EXPERIENCE ASSISTANT PROJECT MANAGER

Working directly with the principle from Schematic Design to Construction Adminstration, assisting on the managment and output of projects. As well as acting as the main draftsman for high end residential homes in the Rockies region.

ARCHITECTURAL INTERN

Modeling entire existing campus buildings from archived construction documents.

Physical modeling and 3D printing for scale campus model.

GENERAL CONSTRUCTION LABORER

Structure steel assembly, foundation work and comprehensive concrete construction on industrial scale projects.

June 2020 - Current

Reid Smith Architects - Bozeman, Montana

Summer 2018 - Fall 2018

Facilities Planning Managment - Ames, Iowa

Summer 2017

Bargloff and Company - Storm Lake, Iowa

EDUCATION IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY

Bachelor of Architecture Completion: May 2020 GPA: 3.48

ETH ZÜRICH

Fall 2015 - Spring 2020

Bachelor of Architecture

Spring 2019

Direct Studies Student

Master of Architecture

HONORS AND AWARDS Substance Design Forum Competition Finalist

DLR Group Prize Competition Finalist

BWBR Prize Competition Nominee

College of Design Dean’s List

Awarded for above a 3.5 term GPA

Spring 2020 Iowa State University Fall 2018 Iowa State University Spring 2018 Iowa State University Fall 2016, 2017, 2019 Spring 2018-2020 Iowa State University

SKILLS

LANGUAGES

ADOBE EDITING Photoshop Proficient Illustrator Proficient InDesign Proficient Lightroom Advanced

MODELING / DRAFTING Revit Proficient Rhino Proficient Sketchup Familiar AutoCad Proficient

VIDEO EDITING Premiere Pro Proficient After Effects Familiar LRTimelapse Advanced

RENDERING / COLLAB Vray Advanced Enscape Proficient BIM360 Familiar

English

German

Portuguese

Spanish

CONTENTS

01 02 03 04 05

PROFESSIONAL WORK SPRING 2020 - CURRENT BOZEMAN, MT

PROFESSIONAL WORK SUMMER 2018 - FALL 2018 AMES, IA

PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FALL 2019 CHICAGO, IL

CINCINNATI ART GALLERY FALL 2018 CINCINNATI, OH

FIVE MANHATTAN WEST SPRING 2018 NEW YORK CITY, NY

01 PROFESSIONAL WORK Reid Smith Architects Spring 2020 | Current Bozeman, MT Coming up to a year now I have been an assistant project manager working directly under one of the two principles at Reid Smith Architects. In my current employment I have worked extensively in the materialization of the principle’s design into Revit and pushing the projects to bidding and construction administration. Along with pushing projects through, I have worked in an environment demanding flexibility from one task to another so as to meet different needs when they arise. From ASI’s to helping a separate project architect on a tight deadline.

Maneuverability and the ability to multi task has proven to be key at Reid Smith Architects.

Reid Smith Architects is a high end residential and club-house architecture firm with the majority of projects located in the Rocky Mountain area. Many of these projects are within the Yellowstone Club just north of Yellowstone National Park and within the Jackson Wyoming area. In my time at Reid Smith Architects, I have been the assistant manager for 5 separate projects of varying scale, 4 of which are currently in either bidding or construction.

The architecture styles I work on sit within a wide range with the majority considered in the Mountain Transitional Design. A style that embraces change while taking full consideration of the natural mountain environment.

Images from Reid Smith Architects Portfolio

02 PROFESSIONAL WORK Facilities Planning and Managment Summer 2018 | Fall Semester 2018 Ames, IA Along with academic work, I have further expanded my experience working for Facilities Planning and Management at Iowa State University. This section is dedicated to a selection of work I specialized in, including Revit modeling and 3D printing.

During my time at FPM I worked extensively on Revit, modeling campus buildings from provided construction documents. A particular building was modeled using its original hand drafted construction documents.

In addition to Revit work, I worked on updates and additions upon a physical campus model of Iowa State University.

Buildings throughout campus were modeled and replaced in higher detail. This was accomplished through modeling campus buildings at a relevant level of detail on Sketchup and fabricating them through 3D printing.

Image used with permission from FPM. All Rights Reserved.

Image used with permission from FPM. All Rights Reserved.

Image used with permission from FPM. All Rights Reserved.

Image used with permission from FPM. All Rights Reserved.

Geoffroy Hall

Bessey Hall

Image used with permission from FPM. All Rights Reserved.

Image used with permission from FPM. All Rights Reserved.

Advanced Teaching and Research Building

Innovation Center

03 PERFORMING ARTS CENTER David Tucker | Brandon Maxey | Emma Henry Falll 2019 Chicago, IL The Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s Performing Arts Center lies on the edge of the West Loop, bringing world class entertainment to the booming district.

Adjacent to the Kennedy Expressway, this performance arts center operates as a threshold from the Chicago Loop to the Fulton Street Market, drawing people to the district.

The Performing Arts Center contains three halls, a main performance hall, a smaller experimental hall, and a black box theater.

These halls are expressed as solid volumes extruding from the facade’s glazing, forming a cantilever that invites the passing public into the building.

This cantilevered space creates an unobstructed atrium that serves as an extension of the sidewalk, drawing people into and through the space and anchoring the the building into the fabric of the Fulton Market District. Along with the atrium, the materiality of the building strikes a contrast amidst the industrial expression of the West Loop while still retaining a sense of continuity.

Competiont: SUBSTANCE FORUM | FINALIST

SOUTH SECTION

WEST SECTION

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

level one 0

10

20

50

THIRD FLOOR

FIFTH FLOOR

level three 0

SIXTH FLOOR

10

20

50

BASEMENT FLOOR

CONTINENTAL FIELD OF VIEW

CHOIR FIELD OF VIEW

REFLECTIVE CEILING PANELS

REFLECTIVE CEILING PANELS

04 CINCINNATI ART GALLERY David Tucker | Brandon Maxey Fall 2018 Cincinnati, OH The Cincinnati Art Gallery aims to revitalize an abandoned site through a locally supported art gallery and artist residency program. Located on a site too small to house industrial infrastructure to the south, the building will bring a center of culture on the edge of the Over the Rhine District, connecting to a network of cultural centers running through north Cincinnati.

Taking advantage of a frequented intersection on the site’s corner, the Art Gallery’s opaque facade opens up to exhibit its large scale art installations and invite people to enter the building seamlessly from the sidewalk. Forming along the site in an L shape, the building allows for an open western space for outdoor installations boarded by two wings. The southern wing houses studio and administration space while the west wing facilitates the gallery.

The Cincinnati Art Gallery artist residency program will bring a boon to the area, celebrating the work of local and traveling artists. Housing collections that are constantly changing, reflecting the artists and the culture of the Over the Rhine District.

Competition: DLR GROUP | FINALIST

SITE PLAN

WEST SECTION

NORTH SECTION

3. Restroom 9. Utility Room 15. Studio 16. Workshop 17. Workshare

2. Temporary Gallery 3. Restroom 5. Office 6. Team Office 7. Conference Room

GROUND FLOOR -8’

MEZZANINE FLOOR 8’

3. Restroom 10. Sculpture Installations 12. Theater 13. Front Desk 14. Event Room

1. Gallery 3. Restroom 4. Storage 9. Utility Room

FIRST FLOOR 0’

SECOND FLOOR 16’

05 FIVE MANHATTAN WEST David Tucker | Brandon Maxey Spring 2018 New York City, NY Between the sprawling glass developments of Hudson Yards and Manhattan West lies 5 Manhattan West. This prime location surrounded by booming developments is perfect for connecting the nearby Highline to the Manhattan West Public Plaza.

With direct public access running through the development and planning that encourages interaction, interconnectivity is the driving allure of this development. This direct public access is accomplished through an elevated parkway in the center of 5MW connecting to the High Line terminus; extending the highline through the middle of the site.

Massing was found from a maximization of sunlight into both the units and the parkway running through. By dividing the buildings into 8 masses of varying heights, prime southern sunlight can reach deep into the development and parkway. The solid base of these 8 masses provide prime office and retail faces to service the street plane and new parkway with facade signifying occupational difference.

Competition: BWBR | NOMINATED

SHEAR WALLS

FLOOR PLATES

COLUMNS

MASSING

STRUCTURE

Highline Proposed Extension Farley Corridor