Andrew grew up and resides in Westchester, New York. After receiving a Bachelor of Science in Architecture, Andrew moved on to earn a Master of Architecture degree at the University of Michigan. There he developed a highly versatile skill palette and design methodologies. His skill-set includes knowledge in scripted languages, robotics, visualizations, collaging, and installations. Andrew is pursing future job opportunities at an architectural firm as well as actively pursing Architectural licensure within the state of New York.
Bulgin & Associates, East Hampton, NY, US, Catia Consultant
Catia Consultant, assisted with the construction of a digitally fabricated Hampton beach house. Working on-site, tasked with the production of full scale templates and their respective assembly construction documents. Helped to assist in the completion of the house.
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, US, Digital Fabrication Lab Technician
Responsible for the safety and function of the school’s fabrication equipment.
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI, US, MArch, Architecture
Completed 2 year Master of Architecture program. School requires an intensive one year study into an architectural or design related issue, culminating in a thesis proposal at the end of the final year.
University at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY, US, Bachelors, Architecture
Received a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Design, a 4 year program.
Taubman College Thesis Honors & Show Selection, Award
Project Al-10xx: ReCAST, one of five projects selected out of 120. Exhibited in annual student show at the Taubman College gallery space.
"AL-10XX: ReCAST" featured on PitCrit, Other
Graduate thesis project published on the design blog, PitCrit.com
"INKSPACE" featured on Cloudz Watching, Other
Graduate course final project published on the design blog, cloudzwatching.tumblr.com
Hive City Competition, Rigidized Metals, 2nd Place
Second place finalists in a design competition to build and design a bee hive habitat.
Website's Description of Competition:
"Organized by B/A+P’s Ecological Practices Research Group, HIVE CITY is a design competition for students to develop proposals to house an existing bee colony at Silo City, an emerging development in Buffalo. The competition was coordinated as a three-phase process. The first phase was a 24-hour charrette, from which four semi-finalist teams were selected. The second phase culminated in schematic design proposals, which were publicly presented by the student teams. From those four teams, a jury selected two teams to continue onto the final round of competition. The two finalist teams presented detailed proposals, including construction drawings and cost estimates. The winning project will be constructed in the summer of 2012, with sponsorship from Rick Smith and Rigidized Metals."
Best Parti-Wall Condition, Griffis Sculpture Park, Award
Awarded for most creative use of a shared space between two neighboring projects. This was a design build project that was exhibited at the Griffis Sculpture park in East Otto, NY.
