briancampbellDESIGN PORTFOLIO

boulder creek paviliondiagrams, drawings, illustrations

water centerrenderings, model

cairo cultural centermodel

stripe table

presidential librarysiting diagrams

illustrationswatercolor, ink, pastel

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boulder creek pavilion DIAGRAMS + DRAWINGS+ ILLUSTRATIONS

site

the site is located along BoulderCreek, near the Boulder PublicLibrary. the area is popular forrecreation in the summer, andpedestrian traffic is relatively high through the area. the areaimmediately surrounding the site is a popular destination inBoulder year-round.

circulation

Cutting directly across the site is a mixed-use trail that follows the creek.This trail is the defined pathway that is nearest to the creek; however, the path is still several meters from the water.

concept

Because the closest pathway is stillsome distance from the water, it is desirable to create an opportunity for more direct access and interac-tion with one of the area’s promi-nent features, the creek. Foot traffic is drawn down the bank to the water’s edge.

form

A basic geometric form is sliced and shifted to juxtapose the natural elements of the area.

The main pedestrian access to the creek passes down a ramp through a slice cut in the otherwise basic geometry of the pavilion. The high walls create a sense of compres-sion to heighten the natural experi-ence after exiting the passage.

An observation platform is perched halfway down the bank, amidst the creek foliage.

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water center RENDERINGS + MODEL

cairo cultural center MODEL

presidential library SITING DIAGRAMS

illustrations WATERCOLOR + INK+ PASTEL

brian campbell720.299.1532

brianthehuman@gmail.com

experience

Department of Transportation Intern Summer 2010 College-level intern for the Transportation and Public Facilities division of the Alaska Department of Transportation. Worked under the supervision of several project managers in the preparation, documenta-tion, completion, and oversight of public facilities contracts. Interns were responsible for overseeing a facilities project replacing a vehicle impact barrier at an airport facility, from design to construction, includ-ing design work, contracting, bidding, and documentation.

Municipality of Anchorage, Parks and RecreationSummers 2008 + 2009Recreation Specialist. Supervised children in a day camp setting. Planned and implemented daily programming. Mentored junior camp staff in leadership, communication, planning, and organizational skills.

Alaska SerigraphicsSpring 2008Through the ASD Gifted Mentorship Program, completed a creative mentorship under the lead designers at a large screen printing shop. Responsible for design elements of several projects, including typesetting, layout, and image editing.

skills

Experienced with Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, AutoCAD, SketchUp and Revit.

Basic experience with Adobe Flash and InDesign, and Rhinoceros 3D modeling software.

Experienced with Microsoft Office suite

education

Graduating senior in the college of Architecture and Planning at the University of Colorado at Boulder (Current GPA: 3.45)

Dean's List student in the college of Architecture and Planning, Spring 2011

Awarded the President's and Chancellor's scholarships for academic achievement by the University of Colorado.

Accepted into the Honors Program at the University of Colorado

Graduated Summa Cum Laude with a 4.12 GPA from South Anchorage High School, 2008

other

portfolio:

Member of Alpha Phi Omega, a nationwide service fraternity. Elected to various leadership positions on the Executive Board of the Boulder chapter, including President.

As President, chaired the Executive Board of the Boulder chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, and was respon-sible for coordinating the functions of all chapter officers and ensuring the successful fulfillment of the chapter's duties and obligations.

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