Syracuse University, Syracuse, NYMaster of Architecture, May 2013 (expected) GPA 3.7 Study Abroad | Syracuse University of Florence

Thesis Citation for Excellence: Edge Urbanism

Design Studio Teaching Assistant Graduate Teaching Assistant: Digital Media Intro to Arch Drawing

Ayers Saint Gross, Baltimore, MD { Seasonal 2010-12}Architectural Intern , IDP Enrolled University of Maryland, Edward St. John Learning and Teaching Center {Phase: SD} Conducted research on learning spaces. Designed Presentation material for client.

Confidential Client: Middle East {Phase: DD} Served on a design team for Design Development of Masterplan through Revit. Collaborated with Structure Engineer for the structural modifications of projects.

UNCG: Student Housing {Phase: CD} Produced construction documents. Conducted materials research for interior design development.

Frostburg University {Phase: SD} Collaborated in Schematic Design Phase. RFI clarification {Phase: CA}

William Taylor Architects,Syracuse, NY {Part time 2009-2011}Architectural Intern/ Graphic Designer

University of Maryland, College Park, MDBachelor of Science in Architecture, May 2009 GPA 3.6 Study Abroad | Roma, Firenze, Vicenza

Hydrological Processes Magazine, Graphics for publication {f. 2012} After Autopia: Visions for Light Rail In the Motor City, Editor and Contributor {s. 2011}SOA Publication: THE HUB Charleston {s. 2011}Graduate Sessions: Preston Scott Cohen Exhibit {s. 2010}

Architect’s Work: Preston Scott Cohen | Collaboration in Exhibition Design {s.2010}AIA -South Carolina: THE HUB Charleston {s.2011}

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competitions

exhibits

Finalist: ERM Fellowship Environmental Resources Management {s. 2011}Permeable Modules: Rethinking Public SpaceFinalist: King & King Design Competition Comprehensive Studio, Team Project {s. 2011}Food Systems- CNYRMA food hub. Renovation and addition of central food hub in NYFinalist: Architecture For Humanities Design Competition - THE HUB Charleston {f. 2010}Team Project: Placed third.

irini ZHUPA LEED GA

Graduate School of ArchitectureSyracuse University

443.880.5243

1056 Lancaster Ave, Syracuse, NYirini.zhupa@gmail.com

[Thesis] Edge UrbanismThesis Citation for Excellence

Edge Urbanism examines various scales of the city, and proposes that major regional infrastructure and local urbanism are deeply connected. The project challenges the status quo and the public perception of what a waterfront can do for a city.

The edge performs as the thread stitching the waterfront with the communities that are further beyond it. In doing so, the thesis proposes a paradigm of a symbiotic relation-ship between three currently separate systems within Baltimore: hydrology, industry and the urban fabric.

CHAN

NELS

EDGE

SECTION THROUGH AUDITORIUM

irini ZHUPA LEED GA

Graduate School of ArchitectureSyracuse University

443.880.5243

1056 Lancaster Ave, Syracuse, NYirini.zhupa@gmail.com