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Architectural/graphic designer, enthusiast of dramatic architecture, sustainable technology, extreme sports, good coffee, and fresh music.
Gensler, Los Angeles, CA, US, Architectural Designer
Architectural Designer of mixed use retail developments and other mid- to large-scale urban projects
Marmol Radziner, Designer
Construction Documents and RFI responses in CAD and Revit
Renderings with Photoshop/3DSMax
Prospect Land Company, Longmont, CO, Project Designer
Lead designer and client manager for net-zero energy residence.
University of Colorado at Boulder, Solar Decathlon Student Design Lead
Schematic design and development of working 3d model
Coordination of experimental mechanical system
Primary construction documents
Details and shop drawings of custom kitchen cabinets, sink, and exterior features
Construction oversight and labor
JG Johnson Architects, Intern Architect
BIM model and CD production, physical model construction, schematic design documents.
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), MArch, Master of Architecture I
Architectural history, design, and technical courses.
University of Colorado at Boulder, Bachelors, Environmental Design Undergraduate
Architectural history, design, and technical courses.
Franklin D. Israel Memorial Fellowship, 1st Place
Merit-based continuing student scholarship, awarded by the Department of Architecture at UCLA
NAIOP SoCal Real Estate Challenge, 1st Place
A team of students from UCLA Anderson and UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture won the 2011 NAIOP Real Estate Challenge held at Town and Gown at the University of Southern California. The UCLA team consisted of second-year UCLA Anderson students Michael Johnson, John Shishido, Blake Thomas, and Robert Wilshusen, and UCLA Architecture student Adam Rude. The annual event, presented by the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP), presents a specific real estate case challenge to a team of students at UCLA and USC.
2007 Solar Decathlon : Engineering Design, 3rd Place
The 2007 Solar Decathlon House from the University of Colorado received 3rd place out of 20 in engineering design. The experimental system, consisting of a thermally integrated photovoltaic roof, radiant architectural screens, and illuminated thermal storage water tanks, all pre-calibrated inside of a retrofit occupiable shipping container, drove the design of the house.
