Katie Wood

TABLE OF CONTENT

software p.2

renderings p.8

hand renderings p.6

construction documents p.4

cad details p.12

hands on construction p.14

hand lettering p.16

artwork p.18

inspiration p.20

softwarearchitecture/design

2009

I am very proficient in AutoCad. I have used multiple versions of the software. I mainly utilized the program to create architecture and construction documents. I have ex-perience creating elevation views and renderings from the program also.

2011

In college I took a few classes where I gained experience using Revit. In the introductory class I learned how to create buildings from floor plan to final renderings. Utilizing the wall properties, windows, floors, and roofs. I can also import objects from their online library to assist in the design process.

2013

Google SketchUp is a program I like to use for quick and easy renderings and conceptual designs. I have im-ported floor plans from projects and also started from scratch on models in the program and find it easy to create models and renderings quickly and efficiently.

2011

AutoCad Architecture has a great inventory of information in the Detail Component. I often utilized the program for structural detailing and wall sections. The large selection of building material and components made it extremely to draw repetitive objects.

2013

I utilize Photoshop for a large quantity of projects, such as editing images, creating textures to import into sketchup for models, or editing drawings converted into JPEGS to keep for future use.

2014

I work with InDesign to created projects designed to be print-ed. I used the program to design my portfolio .

2014

I began using Illustrator after I started hand lettering and learning about typography. Currently I use Illustrator as a was to help develop clean designs that are much harder to create by hand.

2014

I began to learn 3D Studio Max in college as a way to help present models to clients. I imported Sketch-Up models to animate a short walk through of the model. I am begin-ning to learn about creating materials in the program to help bring more life to the animations.

construction documentsautocad

QUARTON ROAD 60 FT. WIDE

WING

LAKE ROAD 60 FT. W

IDE

PARCEL-1

SITE PLAN

LEGAL DISCRIPTIONPROPOSED RESIDENCE FOR

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIPOAKLAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN

KATIE WOODQUARTON RD - PARCEL NO. 2 OF THE SUBDIVISIONOF THE N.W. 1/4 OF THE SECTION 28BLOOMFIRLD TOWNSHIP- OAKLAND COUNTY,MICHIGAN

SCALE: 1"=20'-0"

PARCEL-2

LOCATION MAP NO SCALE

4" GAS MAIN8" WATER MAIN

NORTH SECTION LINE

60.0

0'

30.0

0'

26.00'CURB OPENING

20.0

0'12

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20.00' 16.00'

44.00'

9.00

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50.00'

SIDE YARD SET BACK

REMOVE EX.16" OAK

23.00' x 12.00'WOOD DECK

3.00' CONC.SIDEWALK

R.O.W LINE

NORTH AND SO

UTH SECTION 1/4 LINE

N 1/4 CORNER SECTION 29 T. 2 N. R 10 E

204.

52'

N 6

59' 3

8" W

S 82° 11' 59" W

147.36'

S 4°

20'

41"

E

183.

53'

TWO-CARGARAGE530 SQ.FT.

TWO STORYRESIDENCE2300 SQ. FT.

GAS GAS GAS GASWATERWATERWATERWATER

ELEC. ELEC. ELEC.

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SAN. SAN. SAN. SAN. SAN. SAN.

SAN.

UNDERGROUND ELEC. SERVICE

1" WATER SERVICE

GAS SERVICE

QUARTON RDQUARTON RD.

EVERGREEN RD

MAPLE RD

FOURTEEN MILE

THIRTEEN MILE RD

LASHER RD

TELEGRAPH RD

LONG LAKE RD

ISSUED FOR:

ARCHITECTURE/CONSTRUCTION

SHEET NO.

HENRY FORDCOMMUNITY

DRAWN BY:

PROJECT NO.

Dearborn Heights Center22586 Ann Arbor TrailDearborn Heights, Mi

48127

COLLEGE

SHEET CONTENTS:

A-115001

KATIE WOOD

9/30/12

CONTENTS

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BASEMENT PLANSCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

FIRST FLOOR PLANSCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

SECOND FLOOR PLANSCALE: 1/4" = 1'-0"

SUMP

PLUMBING FIXTURE SCHEDULE

MARK DESCRIPTION MANUFACTURER HOT COLD DRAIN REMARKS QUANITY

ASINGLE-BASIN

STAINLESS STEELKITCHEN SINK

FRANKE USA 1/2" 1/2" 1-1/2" STAINLESS STEEL 1

B ABOVE THE COUNTERLAUNDRY SINK FRANKE USA 1/2" 1/2" 1 1/2" STAINLESS STEEL 1

C TOP MOUNT BATHROOMSINK AQUASOURCE 1/2" 1/2" 1 1/2" WHITE 2

D BUILT IN DISHWASHER GE APPLIANCES 1/2 1/2 1-1/2" STAINLESS STEEL 1

BATH TUB VINTAGE TUB 1/2 1/2 1-1/2" 60" x 30" 1

WATER CLOSET VINTAGE TUB 1/2 3/8" 1-1/4" WHITE 1

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WYE FITTING

TIE FITTING

3" Ø FLR. DRAIN

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DRAIN PIPES

VENT PIPESCLEAN OUT

PERIMETER DRAIN

BASEMENT

LIVING ROOM

KITCHEN

BEDROOM 3

BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2

2ND FL. BATH1ST FL. BATH

TO SUMP 3Ø 4" P.V.C BUILDINGSEWERCONNECTS TO CITYSEWER

3" P.V.C WASTESTACK1-1/2" V.T.R

STACK PIPE

LAUNDRY TRAY

CLEAN OUT

3" P.V.C.WASTESTACK - 1-1/2"V.T.R.

4" P.V.C. BUILDINGDRAIN

TO SUMP3"Ø

SUMP PUMP WELLWITH 2"DISCHARGE PIPE

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3" P.V.C. SOILSTACK V.T.R.

VENT FIRST FLR.LAVATORY ABOVESECOND FLR. W.C.

3" P.V.C. SOILSTACK V.T.R.

1-1/2"Ø

2"Ø

2"Ø

SUMPPUMP

ISOMETRIC DRAINAGE SYSTEMSCALE: NONE

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ARCHITECTURE/CONSTRUCTION

SHEET NO.

HENRY FORDCOMMUNITY

DRAWN BY:

PROJECT NO.

Dearborn Heights Center22586 Ann Arbor TrailDearborn Heights, Mi

48127

COLLEGE

SHEET CONTENTS:

A-117503

KATIE WOOD

PLUMBING LAYOUT

DATE:

11-28-2011

ISOMETRIC DRAWING

Top Left:Is a basic site plan created in AutoCad. The site plan is for a proposed two story residence in Oakland County. The site plan demonstrates where the building will be placed on the property, along with adjustments made to the site, and the placement of the water, gas, and electric lines.

Top Right:The basement and floor plan above are showing the plans for the plumbing running from the basement to the first floor of a resi-dence. It is a simple plan I created in Autocad to demonstrate how plumbing could be ran in that residence.

Full Page:The large site plan is a more detailed plan for a purposed commercial office created in Autocad. The building is divided in to lease areas for office space. The purposed office space was to be located in Livonia, there for while designing the site, Livonia code was followed.

ISSUED FOR:

SHEET NO.

DRAWN BY:

PROJECT NO.

SHEET CONTENTS:

C-100260-01

CITY OF LIVONIASITE PLAN APPROVAL

TIM CERNUTO

JEFF CURRY

KATIE WOOD

PETER MIKREES

IBRAHEEM SABAH

02/19/2014

SITE PLANTREE SCHEDULELIGHTPOST INFO.LOCATION MAPDATA TABLE

TREE SCHEDULEID TAG TYPE SIZE STATUS REASON

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MAPLE

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PINEPINEPINEPINE

PINEPINEPINEPINE

PINEPINEPINE

PINEPINEPINEPINE

PINE

OAKOAK

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OAK

PINEPINE

POPLAR

8"7"6"10"7"6"6"6"8"16"6"6"7"6"10"6"7"6"8"7"7"4"10"18"9"

Z OAK 8"10"14"10"10"5"5"9"14"

REMAINRELOCATE

RELOCATERELOCATE

RELOCATERELOCATE

RELOCATERELOCATE

REMOVERELOCATE

RELOCATERELOCATE

REMOVE

REMOVEREMOVEREMOVERELOCATERELOCATEREMOVE

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DUMPSTER

SIDE WALK

SIDE WALKSIDE WALK

BUILDING

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SIGN DETAILSCALE 1/4"=1'=0"

LIGHT POLE DETAILNO SCALE

LOCATION MAPNO SCALE

ADA PARKING SIGN DETAILSCALE 1/4"=1'=0"

DUMPSTER DETAILNO SCALE

30'-0"

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LAND INFORMATION:CURRENT ZONING: C-1MIN. REQ'D LOT AREA: 4,000 SF- 0.0918 ACRESLOT AREA SHOWN: 84,000 SF- 1.93 ACRESMIN. LANDSCAPE AREA: 25% - 21,000 SFLANDSCAPE AREA SHOWN: 31% - 25,997 SF

BUILDING INFORMATION:MIN. AREA ALLOWED: 600 SF.AREA PROPOSED: 10,837 SFMAX HEIGHT: 35 FT.PROPOSED HEIGHT: 30 FT.- 6 INCHFINISHED FLOOR ELEVATION: F.F.L. 423.5 FT. U.S.G.S.

PARKING INFO:MIN. REQ'D RATIO: 1 FOR EVERY 200 SF= 54 SPACESACTUAL SPACES: 57REQ'D SPACE SIZE: 10 FT. X 20 FT.SPACE SIZE SHOWN: 10 FT. X 20 FT.BARRIER- FREE SPACES REQ'D: 4BARRIER- FREE SPACES PROVIDED: 6VAN ACCESSIBLE REQ'D: 1VAN ACCESSIBLE SHOWN: 2STANDARD ADA REQ'D: 2STANDARD ADA SHOWN:2

SIGNAGE INFORMATION:SIGNS PERMITTED: 1SIGNS SHOWN: 1MAX AREA PERMITTED: 30 SQ/FT.MAX AREA SHOWN: 20.22 SQ/FT.MAX HT.: 6 FT.MAX HT. SHOWN: 6 FT.MIN. SET BACK: 10 FT.MIN. SET BACK SHOWN: 11 FT.MAX.LENGTH OF SIGN: 8 FT.MAX LENGTH SHOWN: 6 FT.MAX.WIDTH: 2 FT.MAX.WIDTH SHOWN: 2 FT. (FACE TO FACE)

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PROTECTIVE WALLTO MATCH EXIST.WALL

10' X 10' DUMPSPTERPAD W/ ENCLOSURESEE DETAIL THIS SHEET

139'-2"

113'- 3"

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SIGN 4'-8" x 6'-0" X 2'-0"SEE DETAIL THIS SHEET

20' HIGH PARKING LOTLIGHTING SEE DETAIL THISSHEET

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8" DIA. ST'L PIPEFILLED W/ CONC.

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PROPOSED OFFICEBUILDING 10,837 S.F.

F.F.L.= 423.5' U.S.G.S.

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hand renderingsPrismacolor

Hand rendering became a hobby of mine in college. My first semester I took a class on hand rendering and found that it triggered my artistic side. The exterior renderings were a design proj-ect I complete my last semester. I had to design a house within the parameters given and then put it into a presentation form. I received the best grade in the class and my professor also congrat-ulated me on the best presentation packet that semester.

The interior rendering is completely hand drawn and rendered. I enjoy practicing rendering because it can be a beneficial tool in the indus-try.

renderingsmodel 136 - revit

Model 136 is a residential home designed in Revit. The concept was to de-sign a home for a family of three, with room for growth. The two story home is welcoming with a large foyer, leading into formal dining on your left and a spacious living and Entertaining area on the right. The formal dining and living wrap around to the rear or the house where the open kitchen is located. The kitchen and living room walls are lined with windows and a rear sliding door leading to the backyard. The second story includes an additional full

bath, two bedrooms, and a master suite. The home has an attached two car garage leading into a mud room on the first floor and a full size basement for extra storage and entertaining. Designing this house in Revit assists in producing full section views, wall sections, construction documents, and render-ings. While designing in Revit it is easy to become familiar with the material and construction of the building. Before placing walls to produce the floor plan, the wall materials are picked to specification. When placing floors the

finishing materials can also be specified. The roof design can be standard or custom. Utilizing Revit helps to understand not only the concept of the design, but how the design will be constructed.

The Taliesin Mod. Fab was designed and built by graduate and undergrad-uate students at the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture with the fac-ulty guidance of Michael P. Johnson and Jennifer Siegal, project manag-er Christian Butler, and assistant project manager Nick Mancusi. The Talies-in Mod FAb is an example of simple, elegant, and sustainable living in the desert. The one-bedroom, 600-square-foot prototype residence is designed to exist with zero impact on the environment.

Creating a replica Mod Fab house was my first project using Google SketchUp. During this project I learn how to import the archi-tects specification sheet and began to scale the model around the floor plan. After building the frame of the residence I proceeded to construct the steel J channel and I beams supporting the floor system. The interior design concept is modest and green. All electricity is generated from solar pan-els places near the back of the house. After finalizing design work to the house, I imported the site plan and

started to contour the land in relation to the site where the Mod Fab was originally built. I finished the model by adding interior decora-tions, foliage, and the sky. Learning SketchUp helped me decrease the time to produce quick models and renderings for presenta-tions and design concepts.

mod fab housegoogle sketch uP

hand letteringillustrations

Hand lettering is creating type in a more artistic aspect. It is not simply putting letters on paper, but giving them life and meaning. I enjoy creating monograms, structured lettering using tools, and making free hand illustrations.

artworkgraPhite / acrylic / water color

insPirationZaha hadid

frank gehry