Gensler, New York, NY, US, Job Captain
The duties include producing accurate technical and contract documentation for CD’s in Revit. Participating in construction administration, evaluating bids, and conducting site visits as well as addressing technical issues through punch lists. Working with consultants, contractors, fabricators, specification writers to meet overall project objectives. Utilize hand and 3D software programs heavily involved in Revit and Rhino as well as V-ray and Enscape for visualization.
Robert Zaccone & Associates P.C., Architectural Designer
Architecture firm specializing in healthcare facility, residential, and commercial. Architectural designer, responsible for different range of projects, working in all five phases of the design. Duties included programming, site analysis, schematic
design, construction documentation, communicating with clients to understand and meet their needs, plotting and file organization. Worked on 3-D modeling and drafting to prepare the project as well as renderings and site survey.
Higgins Hall Computer Lab, Brooklyn, NY, US, Lab Monitor
Assisting on operations of architecture computer lab programs, printers, plotters and 2D & 3D scanning. As a lab monitor; was responsible for the maintenance of plotters and other printing machines as needed. Provided assistance to students and faculty members for both hardware and software related matters as needed.
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY, US, Curatorial Assistant for Corey D’Augustine
Researched local artists with other team members to exhibit, ‘The Piece as a Living Object,’ at Pratt Gallery. Collectively worked with other team to come up with the theme and concept on a weekly basis. Organized meetings with the local
artists based in Brooklyn and NYC to collect archival collections and develop a catalog of works for the exhibition. As one of the members of curatorial assistant, packing, handling, and transporting artworks was an essential part of the job.
Seoul National University, Award
Selected as one of the qualified 200 students to attend an architecture program in which high school students applied around the nation. The program helped embark on a journey of architecture.
