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PORTFOLIO

Studio Projects

1 Riverfront Brewery 2 UrbaRn: Design-Build 3 Flagship 3 4 GAP Shed: Design-Build 5 Marine Research Center 6 Bloom: A Greener Greenhouse

Additional Work 7 Digital Fabrication 8 Wall Section 9 Custom Wooden Box 10 Sketches + Hand Renderings Professional + Community

11 Eddie Merlot’s Restaurant 12 Aiken Street Residence 13 Charleston International Airport 14 Chalk Walk

1 Riverfront Brewery

2 UrbaRn: Design-Build

3 Flagship 3

4 GAP Shed: Design-Build

5 Marine Research Center

6 Bloom: A Greener Greenhouse

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STUDIO PROJECTS

The Riverfront Brewery is located on the French Broad River, in the River Arts District of Asheville, North Carolina. This unique location on the waterfront was a major design opportunity that I sought to take advantage of. Views toward the water and interaction with the river drove much of the design.

A primary design strategy for the Riverfront Brewery was to establish a woven relationship of spaces. The restaurant pierces through the brewery space, which opens up to views of the French Broad River. The design creates connections between visitors, process, and nature.

RIVERFRONT BREWERYGAP SHED

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY | ARCH 851 | DESIGN STUDIO | FALL 20121

[ RHINO + PHOTOSHOP ]

HIGHWAY

CRAVEN ST. SOUTH

RIVERSIDE DRIVE

HAZELMILL RD.

CRAVEN ST BRIDGE

RIVER

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RIVER

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SED

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GREENWAY

BUS

VEHICLE

RESEARCH + SITE ANALYSISRESEARCH + SITE ANALYSIS

30 BBL

BRITE

BEER

SERVICE

ENTRY

UP

HOT

LIQUOR

TURN

COLD

LIQUOR

TURN

GROUND LEVEL

30 BBL

FERMENT

30 BBL

FERMENT

30 BBL

FERMENT

30 BBL

FERMENT

VISITOR

ENTRY

BREW

KETTLE

MASH/

LAUTER

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RESTAURANT

BAR

LOBBY

SHOP

ELEVATOR

GRAIN STORAGE

COLD STORAGE

KITCHEN

MEN’S RESTROOM

WOMEN’S RESTROOM

MECHANICAL

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STORAGE

OFFICE

RECEPTION

CONFERENCE

BREAK ROOM

BREW MASTER OFFICE

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FINANCE

MARKETING

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

EDUCATION

TERRACED GARDEN

PERFORMANCE SPACE

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The structural strategy eliminates the need for columns below the restaurant, opening up the brewery floor for flexible uses. The structure allows the restaurant to interact with the brewery without interfering with the process.

[ RHINO + ILLUSTRATOR + PHOTOSHOP ]

This studio partnered with The Project School of Indianapolis to design an urban farm classroom out of two 40’ shipping containers. Nearly all construction was completed before the shipping containers were transported to the site, including

the large sliding doors, infill walls, custom furnishings, and all finishes. A deck spans between the two containers to create an outdoor classroom space.

Each student had their own responsibilities throughout the project. My major contributions were coordinating construction documents, drawing door details, as well as designing and building interior shelving.

URBARNGAP SHED

WINNER OF 2013 AIA INDIANAPOLIS EXCELLENCE DESIGN AWARDBALL STATE UNIVERSITY | ARCH 402 | DESIGN-BUILD STUDIO | SPRING 2012

2

A B C D

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URBAN FARM CLASSROOM

19'-8" 19'-8" 19'-8"

7'-5"

7'-314"

7'-314"

7'-5"

URBAN FARM CLASSROOM

DECK

T.O.ROOF10'-0"

DOME FABRIC2x10 RECLAIMED WD FRAME

EXISTING CONTAINER WALL3/4" OSB FINISHED FLR

5/4" WD DECKING6x6 PRESSURE TREATED WOOD

FINISHED ROOF PAINTMATERIAL / SUPERTHERM

COMPACTED GRAVEL

T.O.ROOF10'-0"

GRADE0'0"

DOME FABRIC2x10 RECLAIMED WD FRAMESTEEL SQUARE TUBE AT 4' O.C.

[ AUTOCAD ]

I designed and constructed the interior shelves for the classroom. The interior furnishings were built entirely out of reclaimed barn lumber. The boards were planed, cut, and assembled with dado joints.

Flagship 3 will include leasable workspaces for technology companies. This new facility is intended as an environment in which emerging technology companies can work and be mentored by more established companies.

The Urban Room, an outdoor space between the two building forms, encourages tenant interaction. It serves as the interface between private and public space, the energetic path of entry from both the street and the parking garage.

FLAGSHIP 3GAP SHED

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY | ARCH 857 | DESIGN STUDIO | FALL 20133

[ RHINO + ILLUSTRATOR + PHOTOSHOP ]

265 SPACES

(5 FLOORS)

DROP-OFF

STOR /

FLEX

STOR /

FLEX

MEC

H

MEC

H

PORTICO

ENTRY /

TOUCHDOWN

FS1FS3

FS3

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ICO

DN

DN

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RAM

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RAMP

UP

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STIMULATING INTERACTION

ENGAGING THE COMMUNITY

INTERFACE: BETWEEN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC

CHOREOGRAPHING CIRCULATION

0 8' 16' 32' 64'

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(FUTURE

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EXPANSION)

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ROMNEY

17

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URBAN

SITE

BUILDING

SITE PLAN

STRUCTURAL PRECAST CONCRETE LOUVERS

LIGHTWELL

GROWING WALL

PERFORATED METAL SCREEN

PERFORATED METAL SCREEN

NEW TREES

EXISTING TREES

FUTURE EXPANSION

PEDESTRIANS

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VEHICLE

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CONROY STREET

ROMNEY STREET

Interior light quality was a main focus in the design of the façade. Louvers provide a soft filtered light to the interior.

[ RHINO + ILLUSTRATOR + PHOTOSHOP ]

[ PHYSICAL MODEL ]

For farmers on leased land, permanent structures are not a smart investment. The challenge of this course was to design and build a relatively low-cost farming structure that could be disassembled and moved if a tenant farmer must relocate.

Not only is the shed portable, it also allows the small tenant farmer to meet Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) certification: a growing requirement in food safety standards.

The project was completed in four months by only seven students. Past design-build experience enabled me to take on a role of leadership in the studio. My most important responsibility was creating and managing all construction documents in Revit.

GAP SHEDGAP SHED

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY | ARCH 852 | DESIGN-BUILD STUDIO | SPRING 20134

4 x 4 WOOD POST

FOUNDATION

2 X 8 FLOOR RIMJOIST, PAINTED

2 X 6 WALL

3/4" PLYWOODSHEATHING

2 X 8 DECKJOISTS

LAG BOLTS,16" O.C.

2 X 4 DECKSUPPORT LEDGE,OPTIONAL

FLOOR BOLTEDTO POST

SIMPSONCONNECTOR

1 1/2" = 1'-0"1 Foundation to Floor to Deck

PLAN VIEW OF FOUNDATION SECTION OF FOUNDATION

STEEL PIPESBELOW GROUND

TOP OF PIPES

ANCHOR BOLT

TOP EDGESCHAMFERED

STEEL PIPES DRIVEN INTOGROUND. LENGTH DEPENDS ONSOIL CONDITION. APPROX 50"

ANCHOR BOLT

GRADE

6' -

7 1/

8"

1 X 6 FACE, SCREWED TO PLYWOOD,OVERHANGING EDGE OF PLYWOOD

1/2" ON ALL SIDES

1/2" PLYWOOD

2" RIGID INSULATION

USE 1 X 8 AT ANGLED EDGE

THIN PLYWOOD ORVENEER, COVERED WITH

FRP AT INTERIOR

2" RIGID INSULATION

1 X 6 DOOR FRAME

2 X 4 FRAME

POCKETSCREW, TYP.

3/4" = 1'-0"1 Cool Room Door

[ REVIT ]

We built the GAP shed in Johns Island, South Carolina on leased land farmed by Sweetgrass Garden, a nonprofit that provides local produce to charitable food-distribution agencies in South Carolina.

The facility is designed to obscure the boundary between indoor and outdoor spaces, connecting users directly to nature. Spaces transition from permanent, controlled lab areas into flexible open-air terraces. This strategy

greatly reduces the facility’s energy use. Only lab spaces are actively cooled, buried into the hillside for maximum insulation, while the rest of the site allows for cross-ventilation cooling.

Water serves as a centerpiece to the Marine Research Center. The campus captures, treats, stores, and returns its fresh water resources in a manner beneficial to the neighboring ecosystems. A centrally-located

living machine naturally filters wastewater with natural vegetation for gray water reuse, thereby avoiding pollution and conserving the limited water resources.

MARINE RESEARCH CENTERCRIPE SENIOR CAPSTONE COMPETITION WINNER: BEST-IN-SHOWBALL STATE UNIVERSITY | ARCH 401 | DESIGN STUDIO | FALL 2011

5

[ PHYSICAL MODEL ]

3 5421

CIRCULATION

A

STUDY NOOK

FLEXIBLE WORK SPACE

STUDY NOOK

STORAGE

COLLABORATION SPACE

SU

PP

OR

T

COMMUNITY SPACE BELOW

STORAGE

FLEXIBLE WORK SPACE

GROUNDA

“DISSOLVE” INTERIOR TO EXTERIOR

INFORMALGATHERING SPACE

TOUCH TANKS

PV PANEL CANOPY

VENTS

COMMUNITY EXHIBITS

DRY LAB

HVAC

PV ROOF PANELS

HVAC

WET LAB

TYPICAL LAB MODULE

This greenhouse is designed as a sculptural art piece. It’s purpose is to conserve rare and endangered species of orchids, providing a setting for research and education. Visitors would

not only learn about the plants, but also about sustainable building strategies used to create their growing environ-ment. The building form is meant to “bloom,” expressing the

energy of plant growth. The glulam supports spring out of the ground in a way that resembles a bending tree trunk. They then hover overhead as a delicate canopy.

BLOOM: A GREENER GREENHOUSEGAP SHED

BALL STATE UNIVERSITY | ARCH 401 | DESIGN STUDIO | FALL 20116

[ RHINO + HAND SKETCH + PHOTOSHOP ]

[ STUDY MODELS]

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ADDITIONAL WORK

7 Digital Fabrication

8 Wall Section 9 Custom Wooden Box

10 Sketches + Hand Renderings

1.CLAY TILE BUILT AND 3D-SCANNED

2. 3D-MESH GEOMETRIES REFINED IN RHINOCEROS

3. TILE ROTATED AND REPEATED

4. REPEATED FORM 3-D PRINTED

DIGITAL FABRICATIONGAP SHED

DIGITAL FABRICATION: UNDULATING WALLBALL STATE | ARCH 263 | FALL 2009

7

WALL SECTIONGAP SHED

BALL STATE | ARCH 214 | BUILDING TECHNOLOGY | FALL 20098

[ AUTOCAD ]

CUSTOM WOODEN BOXGAP SHED

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY | ARCH 677 | INTRODUCTION TO CRAFT | FALL 20139

(4) 1/2" WALNUT EDGES

1 1/

4"

0 1/4"

0 3/8"

4"

1 1/2"

0 1/

2"0

1/4"

10 1/4"

I built my custom-designed box from rough sawn lumber, walnut-faced plywood, and figured walnut veneer. Careful attention was given to the material selection and wood joinery techniques, including miter-and-spline joints and hand crafted hinges.

[ RHINO ]

SKETCHES + HAND RENDERINGSGAP SHED

2008 - 201310

MONTREAL 2009 NAPERVILLE 2008CHARLESTON 2013 VENICE 2010

SKETCHES + HAND RENDERINGSGAP SHED

BALL STATE UNIVERSITY | ARCH 261 | DESIGN COMMUNICATION MEDIA | SPRING 201010

STILL LIFE | 2010 [Colored Pencil on Bond ]

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PROFESSIONAL + COMMUNITY

11 Eddie Merlot’s Restaurant

12 Aiken Street Residence

13 Charleston International Airport 14 Chalk Walk

EDDIE MERLOT’S RESTAURANTGAP SHED

DESIGN COLLABORATIVE INTERNSHIP | SUMMER 201211

Working closely with the project manager, I completed every architectural drawing, including Floor Plans, Ceiling Plans, Interior Elevations, Door and Casework Details, and Plan Details. I created 3D Revit components for custom casework, doors, artwork, and light fixtures.

10' -

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PLAN AND SECTION DETAILS

CUSTOM DOOR ELEVATIONS

3

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1' - 0"

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51200-192216-4

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MERLOT ROOM112

CHARDONNAY ROOM113

WALL OF WINES117

COATS102

KITCHEN124

CABERNET ROOM120

HALL103

HALL118

HALL119

LOUNGE122

WINE CELLAR121

LOUNGE123

ENTRY101

HALL114

MAIN DINING115

DINING116

EXISTING ELECTRICAL125

EXISTING SPRINKLERROOM

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SCALE: 3/16" = 1'-0"1 Floor Plan - Main Level

Note:Refer to KitchenEquipment drawings foradditional information inthis area.

[ REVIT ]

AIKEN STREET RESIDENCEGAP SHED

BYERS DESIGN GROUP INTERNSHIP | FALL 201312

I worked with the client and project manager on this single family residence, from schematic design through construction drawings. I was responsible for every drawing in the permit set, including plans, elevations, wall sections, details, schedules, and electrical plans. I also worked on the 3D model in SketchUp.

[ AUTOCAD ][ SKETCHUP ]

CHARLESTON INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTGAP SHED

LIOLLIO INTERNSHIP | SPRING 201313

This 390,000 SF project included a complete renovation and concourse extension of the existing Charleston International Airport in North Charleston, South Carolina. I worked for several months on construction documents with the airport team at Liollio Architecture (partnered with Fentress Architects). Revit was an essential tool in the coordination of such a large project. My major responsibilities included drawing plan details and roof details, adding keynotes, and organizing sheet layouts.

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6" EWS-02B

EXTERIOR

INTERIOR

07 9500 EXPANSION CONTROL

ESJ BELOW (ROOF TO WALL). SEESCHEDULE.

ISJ BELOW (FLOOR) - SEE SCHEDULE.

ISJ - SEE SCHEDULE.

07 9500 EXPANSION CONTROL

07 9500 EXPANSION CONTROL

05 1200.D STL TUBE

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INTERIOR

05 1200.D STL TUBE

07 9500 EXPANSION CONTROL

07 9500 EXPANSION CONTROL

ISJ BELOW (FLOOR) - SEE SCHEDULE.

ISJ (WALL TO CORNER) - SEE SCHEDULE.

074213.23.A

METAL COMPOSITEMATERIAL WALL PANEL

05 1200.D STL TUBE

POLYISOCYANURATE BOARD ROOF INSULATION07 5216.GG

WOOD CANT07 5216.MM

BASE FLASHING SHEET07 5216.EE

ROOFING MEMBRANE SHEET (MODIFIED ASPHALTSHEET)

07 5216.CC

GLASS-MAT COVER BOARD07 5216.AA

ROOF DECK05 3100.A

ROOFING CAP SHEET (MODIFIED ASPHALT SHEET)07 5216.DD

ALTERNATE CURBBEARING LOCATIONFOR HEAVY WEIGHT

LOADINGCONDITIONS

WOOD NAILERS

SEALANT07 9200.A

PRE-FINISHED ALUM COUNTER FLASHING07 6200.AB

REMOVABLE

GASKETED FASTENERS. MINIMUM TWOFASTENERS PER SIDE

FASTENERS APPROX. 8" O.C.

EXTENDED FIELD PLIES ABOVE HEAD OF CANT

RAISED CURB

WOOD NAILER

[ REVIT ]

CHALK WALKGAP SHED

DESIGN COLLABORATIVE INTERNSHIP | SUMMER 201114

A collaborative art piece for the Fort Wayne, Indiana Three Rivers Festival

NICOLE MILLER2370 N 325 E

LaGrange, IN 46761

(260) 463-6296

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