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Sean Aung

Sean Aung

San Francisco, CA, US

 

About 

Employment 

Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco, San Francisco, CA, US, Volunteer

• Participated in a site reclamation project at a former PG&E substation located in the Hunters Point neighborhood of San Francisco.
• Assisted in various tasks at Habitat’s ReStore in San Carlos, CA. The ReStore sells donated home improvement supplies and goods with proceeds being used for other Habitat for Humanity building projects.

Mar 2013 - current
 

ATS Auto Trust Services, San Francisco, CA, US, Designer/Drafter

• Assisted in the creation of drawings and proposal designs for the renovation and relocation of an auto body shop.

Feb 2013 - current
 

San Francisco Architectural Heritage, San Francisco, CA, US, Easement Inter/Interim Newsletter Editor/Volunteer

-Performed and coordinated Heritage’s 2012 façade easement inspections. The
inspections are done to insure that the historic significance of a building is maintained
according to an easement contract.
-Designed and edited Heritage’s 2012 Fall Issue of “Heritage News,” which is a
quarterly newsletter that is distributed to over 1000 members and contributors of the
organization.

Jun 2012 - Mar 2013
 

VisionTech Camps, Danville, CA, US, Instructor

-Taught after-school classes to kids ages 6-17, in Lego robotics and video game design

Sep 2011 - Nov 2011
 

National Register of Historic Places/The John Lautner Foundation, Pomona, CA, US, Student Volunteer

-Assisted in the nomination of the Goldstein-Sheets Residence in Los Angeles by
prominent Southern Californian architect John Lautner. The nomination process
included research and creation of a narrative, statement of significance, and
production of a set of as-built drawings of the home.

Jan 2011 - Jun 2011
 

SurveyLA: The Los Angeles Historic Resources Survey/Los Angeles Office of Historic Resources, Pomona, CA, US, Student Volunteer

-Assisted the Los Angeles Office of Historic Resources in documenting various homes
in the Boyle Heights neighborhood in Los Angeles for consideration as a Historic
Preservation Overlay Zone (HPOZ). The nomination process included the production
of DPR (Department of Parks and Recreation) forms that documented a particular
building’s architectural style, construction materials, and historical integrity.

Sep 2010 - Jun 2011
 

Palm Springs Art Museum/Cal Poly Pomona College of Environmental Design, Palm Springs, CA, US, Student Docent

-Provided guided tours to “Between Earth and Heaven: The Architecture of John
Lautner.” This exhibition is the first large scale retrospective of the work of California
architect John Lautner.

May 2010 - May 2010
 

Neutra VDL Studio and Residences/Cal Poly Pomona College of Environmental Design, Los Angeles, CA, US, Student Docent

-Provided guided tours to the general public of architect Richard Neutra’s VDL II
Research House.

May 2009 - Sep 2009
 

San Francisco Bureau of Architecture, Department of Public Works via Project Pull, San Francisco, CA, US, Intern (Summers of 2005 & 2006)

• ADA renovation of Raoul Wallenberg Alternative High School
• Aided in the redesign of basement restrooms to provide
accessibility according to the Americans With Disabilities Act
(ADA).
• Assisted in editing red marks on various parts of the building.
• Renovation of the Chinatown Public Health Center
• Converted original blueprints into compatible AutoCAD
format, which enabled the redesign of portions of the building.
• ADA renovation of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Middle School
• Aided on site work analysis of school exterior to determine
whether existing door widths met ADA regulations.

Jun 2005 - Sep 2006
 

Education 

California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, Pomona, CA, US, BArch, Architecture

The Bachelor of Architecture degree is offered in a five-year curriculum, which focuses on the design laboratory. The studio sequence consists of four segments: a three-year basic core, a four quarter group of topic studios taken jointly by fourth and fifth year students, a fourth year urban design studio and a culminating senior project. Lecture classes in Architecture Theory and History, Human Behavior, Programming, Sustainability, Building Technology, Structures, Codes and Digital Media are closely coordinated with the studio sequence, and students are expected to demonstrate their knowledge of these areas in their design projects.

Jan 2006 - Dec 2012
 

Areas of Specialization 

Skills