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Taizho CBD CompetitionSummer 2012

WWCOT Shangaipg. 46

One M

Summer 2013Gensler DC

pg. 38

LA Real Time

Fall 2013pg. 4

Dutch Dialogues

Spring 2013pg. 14

OCH Culinary School

Spring 2012pg. 22

Ye New Library

Fall 2011pg. 30

Academic

TulaneUniversity

2010-2014

Professional

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Ledbetter Heights

Summer 2011SMBB Shreveport, LA

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Fall 2013 /// West Hollywood, Los AngelesProfessors Julie Eizenberg and Judith Kinnard

LA Real Time


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LA Real TimeFall 2013

West Hollywood, LAProfessors Judith Kinnard

and Julie Eizenberg

The LA courtyardapartment typologyis reinterpretted toincorporate mixed

uses and open upmore space forrecreation.

By rearrangingthe typical unitorganization,residents haveaccess to a largegreen space belowand patios above.The townhousestyle units maintainprivacy and allowfor the units torecieve light from all

directions.


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and Julie Eizenberg

At the street level, vegetated slitsallow light, air, and views into theparking below. Open pathways cut

through the site, connecting residentsto their circulation and seperating thedifferent retailers.


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West Hollywood, LAProfessors Judith Kinnard and

Julie Eizenberg

The studio emphasizedtaking advantage of thetypical restrictions indevelopment, making

this project unusualamong more conceptualstudio work.

The oppurtunity todesign outside ofNew Orleans, coupledwith meetings withlocal developers andarchitects, offeredimportant lessonson designing from adistance.


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and Julie Eizenberg

The skin developedfrom a study ofSHoP architects290 Mulberry and

Frank Gehrys SantaMonica Tower. Howcould a larger effectbe created witha limited numberof moves? Theundulating patternis purposefullyinterrupted bywindows thatrespond to the unitorganization.


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Spring 2013 /// Dillard University, Gentilly Ridge, New OrleansProfessor John Klingman

Dutch Dialouges


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Dutch DialoguesSpring 2013

Gentilly, New OrleansProfessor John Klingman

A key idea from the DutchDialogues research isthat Modern engineeringprojects provide one layerof protection that has thepotential to fail miserably.Post-Modern Engineeringcalls for multiple levelsof protection, as well asintegrating for multipleuses. With the currentstandard, high levee wallspromote a fear of water.

This scheme features threepreventative care clinicseach providing servicesto Dillard University andthe community whileoffering Nursing studentshands-on experiencewith preventative carein a relaxed naturalenvironment.


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The first clinic is actually a residential college

with dorm rooms and public spaces for fitnessclasses, classrooms, and cafes. These halls are

arranged at the new waterfront in a dense

pattern that creates an urban scale publicspace and areas for water retention.


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UnderLevee parking and services beneaththe hill allow the buildings to plug inalong the canal edge. The architectural

style connects the traditional Dillard whitebrick and more contemporary metal andwood.


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Spring 2012 /// Mid-City, New Orleans, LAProfessor Andrew Liles

OCH Culinary School


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OCH Culinary SchoolSpring 2012

Mid-City, New OrleansProfessor Andrew Liles

The full city blockspans from the historiccommercial fabric tothe lower, segmentedresidential area.

Base of thebuilding follows thesurroundings as thesite changes fromurban to residential.

The Oretha CastleHaley (OCH)boulevard was the siteof many historiccivil rights events andorganizations.


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Two upper volumes contain the school.The teaching kitchen block crowns thebuilding with trusses intended to allowfor clear spans.

The Lecture Hall fits on to the slope ofthe form, providing visual support for theprogram above.


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Steel angles restingwithin the trussessecure the curtain wallwhile offering shelvingspace.

Egress hangs from thetops of the trussesby steel tensionrods at the top ofthe structure, andprovides sunshadingagainst the summerlight while allowingwinter light to enterthe spaces.


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Fall 2011 /// French Quarter, New Orleans, LAProfessor Ammar Eloueini

Ye New Library


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Ye New LibraryFall 2011

French Quarter, New OrleansProfessor Ammar Eloueini

Stepped courtyardsand a public paththrough the site thatcarve out distinctprogrammatic areas.

References to FrenchQuarter semi-private courtyardsand pedestrianculture influence thisproposal.

A dialect formsbetween the upper,open digital mediaspace and thesubterranean oldmedia space below thecourtyards.


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The quick media space is designed withlightweight and transparent members,while the stacks are fitted with a

prefabricated brick system.

This acts as a contemporary variation onthe prevalent building material of theFrench Quarter and acts as bridge to the

high-tech style of the new media area.

Y N Lib


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Oculi provide naturallight to the areasdirectly below thecourtyard. This createsa visual connection tothe courtyard above,including the thirdlevel at the vertex ofthe path.


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Summer 2013 /// Washington, D. C.Mixed Use, Real Estate

Gensler

One M Mixed Use


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One MSummer 2013

Washington, D.C.Gensler

A mixed use towerin the redevelopingBallpark-Navy Yardneighborhood. Theclient, MonumentRealty, was looking for

an iconic and efficientbuilding that fit theprevious industrialcharacter of the areawhile acknowledingthe future.

Views to theCapitol were to beemphasized by anundulating facade andmonumental fins atthe corner.

One M Due to the scrict zoning regualtions was developed as a lightweight glass


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Summer 2013Washington, D.C.

Gensler

g gof Washington, the facade becamea principal concern. The outer skin

p g g gapparatus connected to a strong basebehind.


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One MSummer 2013

Washington, D.C.Gensler

A series of facaderenders, both detailsand the full building,were undertakento explore pattern,

repetition, views,price, and conceptualclarity.

The developmentof the doubleheight entry spacewith an undulatingwooden indicates theseperation of the retailand office spaces.

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Summer 2012 /// Shanghai ChinaUrban Design

WWCOT China

Taizhou CBD Competition


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Taizhou CBD CompetitionSummer 2012

Shanghai, ChinaWWCOT

A new CBD, inone corner of acentral park off ofthe monumentalgovernment axis ofthe city.

Three mixed-use

towers connect to acommercial base witha stepped public spaceat the intersection.

An illuminated ribbonfacade activates theedge of the CBD,inviting visitors.

Contribution:Designed conceptfor the complex withteammate. Completed3-d model in Rhino.Renderings completedby visual team.


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Summer 2011 /// Shreveport, LAUrban Design

SMBB

Ledbetter Heights Urban Plan

Entry

Hotel

Townhomes

Parking

Apartments

Townhomes

FirstUnitedMethodist

OaklandCemetary


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Ledbetter Heights Urban PlanSummer 2011

Shreveport, LASMBB

Choice NeighborhoodGrant from HUD.

This mixed-usestructure combines aparking garage, hous-ing, commercial space,and a boutique hotel

for a developing artcorridor at the edge ofdowntown.

The development fitswith LEED-Develop-ment guidelines, anew rubric for urbandesign.

A solar panel array onthe roof could powerthe entire complex,and pay for itself in4 years (calculatedwith Louisiana solarsubsidies).


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Architects Weekend 2013 /// TulaneInstallation

with Andrew Kudlass of Matsys

Gridshell


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GridshellSpring 2013

Tulanewith Matsys

The Gridshell wasdesigned andconstructed with ateam of architecturestudents and AndrewKudlass of Matsys over

one weekend.

The form wasdevelopedparametrically inGrasshopper withadditional physicssimulation inKangaroo. Theseparameters includedthe elasticity andlength of the woodlathe.

Tulane School of ArchitecturereVIEW3rd Year Comprehensive Studio Prize Spring 2012Tulane University Legislative Scholarship 2011-2012

New Orleans, [email protected] com

HONORSJack WatermanResume


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Tulane University Legislative Scholarship 2011 2012American Institute of Architecture Students, TulanePresident (2012-14), Treasurer (2011)

Center for Engaged Learning and Teaching FellowDeveloping social innovation proposals for Tulane

Google Community Leaders ProgramIncreasing Business Web Literacy in New Orleans

Dell Social Innovation Challenge Finalist (2nd place)with HPP, a sustainable sanitation and energy proposal

for rural India as part of Tulane Social Innovation & So-cial Entrepreneurship

Architects Week,TulaneTeam of architecture students design-build competition

Richardson Memorial Renovation Charette,TulaneTeam of architects, professors, and invited studentsdesigning architecture school renovation

Portfolio Art Magazine, Caddo Magnet High SchoolFounded program, Raised funds, Designed Magazine,Distributed

JPWStudio.com

Tulane University, New Orleans, LAM. ArchCandidate - 2014GPA: 3.71at Tulane (Deans List & Honors College)Urban Studies MinorCertificate in Architectural PreservationGensler - Washington, D.C.Architecture Design Intern 40 Hours/WeekSchematic Design for One M Mixed UseInterior Design for Blue Goose Cafe Marymount

Tulane Millhaus., New Orleans

CNC

WWCOT Architecture - China, ShanghaiFoshan Urban Plan CompetitionTaizhou CBD Mixed-Use Tower

Sutton, Mitchell, Beebe, and Babin Architects,Shreveport, LASchematic Design for a Mixed-Use Developmentfor Ledbetter Heights Urban Plan

S.M.A.R.T. Program, Shreveport, LAStudent Lab Researcher 40 Hours/WeekDesigned and executed clinical research study

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Rhinoceros Autocad SketchUp Revit BIM Lasercutting Vray RenderingGrasshopper RhinoCAM Photoshop Illustrator Indesign Lumion Rendering

Artwork 2006 - 2009 /// Shreveport, LA


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layerof protection

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