Doha Convention Center + TowerDoha, QatarJAHN

The Doha Convention Center and Tower consists of two built expressions. A vertical 550 meter Tower rising with an elegant yet dramatic taper, topped with a structural helix, and a horizontal 300,000 square meter Convention Center consisting of a floating roof punctuated by circular skylights throughout.

Amid the ongoing construction of DCC+T, the client requested functional and pro-grammatic changes to the west end of the Convention Center. Frederick was part of the architecture team charged with redesigning the Grand Lobby, Multi-Function Hall and Ballroom, along with the supportive spaces (pre-function spaces, restaurant, administrative offices, restrooms, prayer rooms, etc.)

Frederick’s various roles include development and coordination of floor plans, build-ing elevations, interior elevations, sections and reflected ceiling plans. The com-plexity of this project requires significant coordination between various building systems consultants (Mechanical, Structural, Lighting, Interior Design, etc.) He is also responsible for the vertical transportation design and detail drawings. Frederick worked extensively on the production of various physical model CAD files and pre-sentation drawings for workshops, meetings, and client presentations.

Role: ArchitectPhases: Schematic Design, Design Development, Construction DocumentsMay 2011 - February 2012; June 2012 - Current

For the last three years, Frederick has been working under Helmut Jahn, learning how to simplify the complexities of building sys-tems, glazing details and vertical transportation systems, and consultant coordination for large, international projects. Prior to JAHN he attended Illinois Institute of Technology studying sustainable high-rise and wide span systems while attaining his Masters Degree in Architecture. His work experience ranges technically from design research and concept design, to construction management and site supervision; geographically from North America to Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

Frederick is a licensed architect in the State of Illinois, holding an NCARB Certificate for reciprocity in other domestic jurisdictions.

Frederick Schultz Grier AIA, LEED AP www.frederickgrier.blogspot.com

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Shanghai International Financial CenterShanghai, ChinaMurphy/Jahn Architects

At the heart of Shanghai’s Century Plaza in the financial district, Shanghai In-ternational Financial Center is currently under-construction. Composed of three individual towers for the Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE), the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFE), and the China Securities Depository and Clearing Corporation (CSDCC), the beauty of this project lies in the powerfully connect-ed, unified complex addressing the three unique corporate images as iconic beacons of finance.

Frederick’s architectural roles included development and detail drawings for the various feature stairs and escalators in the three tower complex. He also pro-duced interior finishes rendered elevations and plans, as well sprinkler layouts for the CFFE tower.

Role: ArchitectPhase: Detail and Design DevelopmentFebruary 2012 - June 2012

Nanjing Tower and PodiumNanjing, ChinaMurphy/Jahn Architects

The Vertical and Horizontal gestures of Nanjing Tower and Podium emerge as in-dependent sculptural forms, integrated with cutting edge structural engineering and building skins. The composition is provocative yet minimal. Each buildings’ form and shell are designed for the highest efficiency both functionally and aesthetically, re-sulting in a new standard of transparency, ecology, comfort and use.

Frederick worked primarily on the development and coordination of the podium floor plans including structural, facade, egress, life-safety, and mechanical systems con-sultant coordination. He assisted in form generation and structural tube layout for the Podium using Grasshopper and Rhino software. Frederick was also responsible for vertical transportation coordination for the tower and podium including elevator matrix and general stair configurations; as well as the development and coordination of the reflected ceiling plans.

Role: ArchitectPhase: Schematic Design, Design DevelopmentAugust 2010 - May 2011

Experience JAHN (formerly Murphy/Jahn Architects), Chicago, IL Associate Architect 12/2012-current Architect 8/2010-12/2012

Krueck + Sexton Architects, Chicago, IL Contract Model-Builder 7/2010 Federal Office Building for GSA (Florida, USA) - Schematic Design Responsible for the production of three physical building and site models for client presentation Zoka Zola Architecture + Urban Design, Chicago, IL Intern Architect 6/2008-8/2008 Social Housing Competition (Rijeka, Croatia) - First Place Award - Concept Design Assisted in the design of four residential buildings (80 units) featuring low environmental impact, site specific de- sign with high quality, efficient residences, subterranean garages, retail and park. Currently under construction. Disability Center Competition (Zagreb, Croatia) - Concept Design Assisted in the design for a rehabilitation and manufacturing Living Center for people with disabilities.

Chicago Airports Resources Enterprise (CARE), Chicago, IL Residential Sound Insulation Program, Construction Manager 10/2005-6/2007 Midway International Airport Managed a 400 home contract and a 200 home contract to mitigate interior air traffic noise. Facilitated progress meetings and enforced General Conditions on the contractor for the City of Chicago’s Depart- ment of Aviation. Supervised construction operations including a 55-person construction team, architectural techni- cians, acoustical technicians and staff.

RADA Architects, Chicago, IL Architectural Technician 1/2005-10/2005 O’Hare International Airport Administered home inspections and inventories, produced hundreds of as-built drawings for contract modifications, observed and performed site inspections during construction phase.

Steelcase Inc., Grand Rapids, MI Design Research Intern 7/2001-8/2001 Researched and designed new products for Space Planning and Research Development team.

Credentials NCARB Certification National Council of Architectural Registration Boards 2012

Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT), Chicago, IL Master of Architecture 2010 Teaching Assistantship 2007-2010

Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Accredited Professional 2007

Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture, Scottsdale, AZ Architecture Apprentice to the Taliesin Fellowship 2003-2004

University of Missouri, Columbia, MO Bachelor of Science in Environmental Design 2001

Central High School, Saint Joseph, MO Diploma (graduated 11th/350) 1997 National Honors Society 1996-1997

Philanthropy Children’s Place Association Professional Partners 2010-2012 Greater Chicago Food Depository - CAN-struction Team Leader 2011, 2012 Steelcase Wreath & Menorah Competition for Children’s Place 2010-2012 Chicago House - Vueve Cliquot Competition 2011

Awards Chicago CAN-struction Awards National Award - “People’s Choice” 2012 American Institute of Architects Award - “Make No Small Cans” 2011 National Award - “Best Meal” 2011 Solomon Cordwell Buenz Award 2008 For outstanding design work at Illinois Institute of Technology

Bea Litherland Smith Leadership Award 2000 For outstanding leadership at the University of Missouri - Columbia

Linda Wellons Richichi Portfolio Award 1999 For the best student portfolio at the University of Missouri - Columbia

Presentations Exploring Energy Efficiencies Through LEED 10/2008 High Concepts Laboratory, Chicago, IL

Design Patterns: The Language of Christopher Alexander 6/2006 Westwood College, Dupage Campus, IL

Design for the People: How Designers Can Make a Difference 9/2005 School at the Art Institute of Chicago, IL

The World’s First Hydrogen House 6/2004 ECOWave Conference 2004 San Francisco Institute of Architecture, CA

Skills Computer: AutoCAD, Rhino, 3DS Max, Revit, Sketch-up, Adobe CS (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator), Microsoft Office Hand: watercolor rendering, sketching, physical model building, hand-drafting

Personal Information Personal Interests: scuba diving, sailing, travel, outdoor recreation, watercolor, print-making, music, and swimming Married to a French Citizen (EEA Family Permit applicable, no work visa required); no children 34 years of age

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