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oneabout me

I am currently concluding my fourth year at Montana State University on track to complete my bachelor’s degree in envi-ronmental design accompanied by my masters in 2014. As my knowledge of design expands, my interest within the fi eld only increases.

I am looking for an internship to help broaden my design expe-rience as well as begin my exploration within the fi eld.

I am a highly enthuisiastic and creative individual. I pride myself on my detailed craft whether it be models, drawings, or digital items. By means of the high-paced academic scene Montana State requires, I have learned to impart high-quality results by the most effi cient means. Through self-motivated dedication, I emulate integrative and visionary tactics communicated through everday inspiration. I will bring to your company: or-ganization, enthusiam, responsibility, and a dedicated work ethic.

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twodesign-studio

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This fourth year design focuses on integrating the activity level of the inhabitants with the building system through circulation and piezo-electric technology. In this sense, the highrise attempts to rethink how a structure and a pop-ulation can benefi t from eachother.

Bozeman, MTEVOLO Competition

circulation small units large units common facilities community space culture skin

300 ft2 Room

150 ft2 Room

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This housing design utilizes sustainable strategies to minimize the carbon footprint while aligning resi-dential units with a sense of community. The proj-ect revolves around horticulture, implementing vertical gardens to both fi lter light while harvesting heat and supplying it to the interior spaces.

Bozeman, MTCommunity Co-Housing

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01 = 900ft2 unit02 = 1200ft2 unit03 = 1700ft2 unit

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Community Center Co-housing Units

The testing lab is a building construction project that started as a design proposal and was de-veloped beyond the construction document phase and into the material specifi cations.

Bozeman, MTMSU Material Testing Lab

FIRST LEVEL UPPER LEVEL BELOW GRADE

Roberts Hall

Cobleigh Hall

The custom double hung curtain wall functions as an operable sun screen as well as a transpired collector.

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operable screen transpired collector

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roof membrane3/4" plywoodrigid roof insulationprecast concretemetal deckingwide flange

perforated metal skinglazing

2x8 lumber

interior sliding panelgroutanchor bolt

reinforcing rebarrigid insulationprecast concrete panel

poured on site concrete

foundation wall welded to footing

3" concrete topping

high density plastic bearing strip

drainage pipeto footing

ring strip

custom roof/wall connection directed at minimizing ther-mal bridging

roof connection to existing structure

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The proposal for the Capitol Hill Community center inte-grates a library, transit station, and skate plaza. Through the utilization of manipulating the ground surface, all activities are stitched together and allowed to coexist on the same site.

Capitol Hill, Seattle

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Library | Community | Transit

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This second year infi ll project utilizes hand drafting tech-niques to portray a project tied to the concept of vision and the correlation to the human eye.

Bozeman, MTVision Center Infi ll Project

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threechair-design

To sit, means to rest with the body being supported. The concept behind the chair is to present a lightweight impression while still providing a solid form.

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This exercise was an exploration in lighting and material design through the use of simple masses in 3ds Max. The playful space utilizes bright colors and refl ected light to provide a cheerful space. The som-ber space applies direct lighting and monotone materials in order to gain a mournful effect, while the meditative space uses refl ections and indirect lighting to act as a thoughtfull space.

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fi vedrawings

drafted design drawingmedium: graphite/colored pencil

freehand design drawingmedium: graphite

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freehand observation drawingmedium: red pencil/ink

location: MSU Field House

freehand observation drawingmedium: color pencillocation: Museum of the Rockies

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freehand observation drawingmedium: ink/watercolor

location: MSU campus

freehand design drawingmedium: ink/watercolor

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