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Deegan Day Design llc., Los Angeles, CA, US, Designer
At this firm I am involved in all phases of the design process. We are currently working on a remodel for the Columbia College of Hollywood as well as two private residences. In the past I have contributed significantly to multiple competition entries, the Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art in NYC, Mine The Gap competition in Chicago and the Tokyo Fashion Museum. I have also aided in the design, fabrication and assembly of the BlowXBlow installation at SCI Arc and The Pacific Design Center’s Paul Young Gallery, including the creation of models to coincide with the overall display.
Tom Wiscombe Design, LLC, Design Intern
As a design intern I worked on a variety of competition projects producing plans, sections, and renderings as well as contributing first hand to the project design. The competitions I worked on included: Huaxi Urban Centre Tower Guiyang, 2008; Sundsvall Performing Arts Theater Sundsvall, 2008; Emerald Plaza UAE,2008.
FPMod, Design Intern
At FPmod I worked on two installations as well as one publication. Pico House gallery exhibition: French contribution to the Development of Los Angeles; LA><ART Gallery: Alice Installation; A book detailing the development and execution of the Alice exhibit.
SB Architects, Project Administrator
As a Project Administrator my primary task was to keep track of incoming RFIs, Submittals and ASIs and make sure they were returned in a timely fashion. I also researched possible new product vendors and arranged for informative office presentations. My responsibilities also encompassed other areas of the architectural process such as assisting in Photoshop productions and printing applications as well as providing general administrative support. I ended up leaving Sandy Babcock to pursue my Masters degree in architecture.
University of Virginia, Bachelors, Environmental Science
I studied Environmental Science at UVA with a minor in Architecture.
House as Manifesto, Other
Selected for this program along with nine other SCI-Arc students. This program was funded by the Austrian government. It was a three day intensive workshop in Gunther Domenig’s Steinhaus, Steindorf/Austria, followed by a presentation at the MAK Center in Vienna.
SCI-Arc Scholarship, Scholarship
