ARCHITECTURE | DESIGN / BUILD | GRAPHIC DESIGN | URBAN DESIGN
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING
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TYLER KIMMEL MASTERS OF ARCHITECTURE
UNIVERSITY OF UTAH
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T YLER KIMMEL
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740 215.6984 kimmeltm@gmail.com issuu.com
+ I am a recent graduate from the university of utah, where I spent much time on the navajo reservation designing and building a residence for a navajo family. I have between 5-6 years of combined experience in architecture and design in a professional setting. + I am passionate, self-driven, hardworking and willing to go above and beyond to design and present spaces that enhance the built environment while promoting community and
UNIVERSIT Y OF UTAH
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masters of architecture | 3.95 gpa salt lake city, ut
DESIGN BUILD BLUFF
REFERENCES
BHDP ARCHITECTURE
architectural design | visualization cincinnati, oh
TOM ARENDS BHDP DESIGN LEADER / PARTNER 513.400.0474 TARENDS @ BHDP.COM DWIGHT YEE PROFESSOR / PRINCIPAL 607.379.3209 DWIGHT @ PROCESSPLLC.COM STEVE BARBER COLLEAGUE / MENTOR 937.657.3357 SBARBER@ BHDP.COM
SKILLS
2022
interaction. I believe that I will positively influence every project that I work on.
MODELING SKETCHUP RHINO REVIT AUTOCAD
design | construction bluff, ut
FREELANCE
2018
2019
2020
design | drafting | graphic design cincinnati, oh
PRESENTATION PHOTOSHOP INDESIGN ILLUSTRATOR PREMIERE
UNIVERSIT Y OF CINCINNATI
bachelors of science in arch | 3.58 gpa cincinnati, oh
2015
2016
2017
VISUALIZATION LUMION ENSCAPE SHADERLIGHT T WINMOTION
PRACTICALIT Y SELF - DRIVEN ORGANIZATION COLLABORATIVE PASSIONATE
intern | drafting | construction admin san francisco, ca
MARK DUNKLEY ARCHITECTURE 2013
intern | drafting cincinnati, oh
COURT ATKINS ARCHITECTS intern | drafting bluffton, sc
EXPERIENCE
2014
SOLOMON CORDWELL BUENZ ARCHITECTS
WORKPLACE CIVIC SINGLE - FAMILY RESIDENTIAL MULTI - FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
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_self-directed graduate studio _final semester
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_righting the wrong caused by urban renewal of the 1950s + 1960s _ improve public transportation access and implementation _hyperloop portal design _gentrification mitigation
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infrastructure is “the combination of fundamental systems that support a community, region, or country.” it includes everything from water and sewer systems to road and rail networks to the national power and natural gas grids.” during the twentieth century, infrastructure became about conquering the landscape. technologically speaking, humans were able to build nuclear power plants, massive high rises, expansive freeways, and other “necessities” regardless of the natural environment. however, we can now look back and learn from those decisions by studying the negative repercussions, such as social and environmental impacts. this approach has been called “restorative infrastructure.”
MULTIMODAL TRANSPORTATION HUB + PARK PROFESSOR DWIGHT YEE SPRING | 2020 PITTSBURGH, PA 4
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_design / build + cultural immersion _12 week design semester _12 week build semester
>FOCUS / CONCEPT
_design + build a house for a navajo family _off the grid _sweat equity model _ease of construction
>DESCRIPTION
11 students and i were tasked with designing an 800sf house for a navajo family during the early covid-19 pandemic. the house needed to be designed to be functional off-grid, but with all the electric and plumbing for future accessibility. we worked directly with the beneficiary to create a space that they could call home. we placed heavy focus on ease of construction and future expansion so that the family could learn and understand while we were there, then add to the house in the future with their newly acquired knowledge and skills. the house is separated into four modules that are shifted to allow for future expansion to the east-west and north-south.
DESIGN-BUILD RESIDENCE PROFESSOR ATSUSHI YAMAMOTO FALL | 2020 NAVAJO NATION, UT 16
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Gender Male Female 48% Household Income Unemployed 1% 25k - 100k 32% 10k - 25k 42% >10k 25%
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Housing Type 11% Hogan 13% Other 17% Mobile Home 59% Single Family
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nation is one of the most impoverished areas within the united states. access to potable water, electricity and acceptable housing are very challenging and there is currently little hope on the horizon. covid-19 significantly compounded these issues and created new concerns. the DESIGNBUILDBLUFF program from the university of utah has a lasting relationship with navajo nation and we were able to work through and help where we were able to. the location of the site is on a protected mesa near the teec nos pos chapter at the four corners, within the utah boundary. students were tasked with designing a house over the summer of 2019 and building the house in the fall. we worked with a sweat equity navajo group, the beneficiary family, and several non-profits to learn and understand culture, and design, iterate, and ultimately construct a house that the dee family gets to call their home.
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county affords navajo residents to apply for the navajo trust fund that, when approved, grants families around $84,000 and one acre of land to build a residence. this process can take a years with many hoops to jump through, however. the beneficiary of this project was awarded this grant and DESIGNBUILD BLUFF agreed to use around $50,000 to complete the house, leaving the rest for the family to put towards future expansion. the reservation, and our site specifically, are so remote that 10-20% of construction fees should be added just to get materials and labor to the site. the largest challenge was the massive inflation of building materials caused by covid-19 that forced us to constantly change the design and details when materials were too expensive or just no longer available.
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_tectonics + building code + design _12 week project
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_connect + unite design campus _establish front door for design schools _celebrate the existing architecture _create a sense of home, by breaking the existing rhythm
>DESCRIPTION
located in the center of the university of utah campus, the film art and media building is an out of date, brutalist building. this project is an adaptive reuse and extention of the building to add the necessary space, and modern technological enhancements. i used the addition as a new front door for the design portion of campus as well as uniting the other design and art buildings. what was once a building that was forgotten about and hidden is now the focal point, and allows access at multiple levels to connect students using program such as a cafe, game room and shared studios and galleries so that all design students have a shared home on campus.
FILM + MEDIA ARTS BUILDING ADDITION PROFESSOR LIBBY HASLAM SPRING| 2020 SALT LAKE CITY, UT 28
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Claymation Studio Film Studio Green Screen Grad Student Studio Small Film Studio Illustration Studio Incubation Program Green Room Props and Set Storage Dressing Room Workshop Sound Recording Studio Film Editing Large Control Room Small Control Room Color Grading Edit Bays Seminar Room Computer Lab Projection Booth Outdoor Film Space Video Archive PROGRAM 1 Claymation Studio Screening Room 2 Film Studio Green Screen Auditorium 37 Grad Student Studio Small Film Studio Main Gallery1114 Illustration Studio Incubation Program Video Exhibit126 Green Room 13 Props and Set Storage Student Commons 17 Dressing Room Workshop Study Lounges194 Sound Recording Studio 9 Film Editing Cafe Large Control Room 15 Small Control Room Reception 1016 Color Grading Edit Bays Lactation 18 5 Seminar Room Computer Lab Faculty Offices8 Projection Booth 39 Department Admin 20 Outdoor Film Space 21 Video Archive Student Advisement 22 Screening Room 23 Auditorium Admin Assistance 24 Main Gallery 25 Video Exhibit Faculty Lounge 26 Student Commons Study Lounges Adjunct Office2728 Cafe Reception 37 Conference Room 45 Lactation Faculty Offices Office Storage2930 Department Admin Student Advisement Electrical 3132 Admin Assistance Faculty Lounge I.T. Support 3334 Adjunct Office 35 Conference Room Equipment Storage 36 Office Storage 40 Electrical Exhibit Storage 41 I.T. Support 42 Equipment Storage Custodial Storage 43 Exhibit Storage 44 Custodial Storage Art History Faculty Offices 38 Art History Faculty Offices
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_research + experimentation semester _6 week project
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_define what democratic architecture means _increase local engagement _create space of interaction
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democracy consists of 3 main components. 1. people (rulers, representatives, citizens, elections) 2. interactions (competition and cooperation) 3. culture (public realm and current events) democratic architecture focuses on all the users by providing spaces that appeal ro people of differing cultures and encouraging them to interact. it includes programming that highlights the tensions of opposites, be designed with meeting spaces to facilitate social discussion, and allow for compromise, adaptability and evolution.
LIBRARY + STUDENT DEFINED PROGRAM PROFESSOR DWIGHT YEE FALL| 2019 SALT LAKE CITY, UT 36
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URBAN STIMULATION + VISUALIZATION >CURRICULUM URBAN STIMULATION _student led semester _12 week project
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_create an action sports heart of chicago _increase tourist engagement _create space of interaction
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