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Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson, Cleveland, OH, US, Intern Architect
» affoGATO Cat Cafe || Role: Intern Architect, Design, & Coordination
This coffee shop, located in the Tremont area of Cleveland, is more than an establishment to purchase a coffee and hangout with cats. The owner's of the store collaborated with the Cleveland Animal Protective League (APL); by engaging the APL, affoGATO has ensured the adoption of local cats in need. Around 15 APL cats will be on-site so that when patrons visit affoGATO they will have the ability to hangout with and - if they so choose - adopt a cat during their visit.
The main architectural elements of the cafe are the cat climbing wall & cat walk chandelier. While the cat walk chandelier envelopes the existing pendant lights the wall consists of strategically placed shelves allowing cats to ascend to the cat walk chandelier.
» Historic Apartment Complex Unit Segmentation || Role: Intern Architect, Design, SMEP Coordination
Performed:
• a unit analysis to determine viable units within the 110 unit apartment complex that could be segmented into multiple units
• code analysis to comply with all codes including accessibility in accordance with IBC, ADA, ADAAG, & USAF (as the project sought HUD insured financing)
• unit layouts that maximized number of units per floor within a complex historic structure
• coordination with SMEP to ensure proper & efficient alignment of systems, horizontally & vertically, through the existing structure and new units.
» Multi-Family Housing Proposal || Role: Intern Architect, Design, Rendering & Animation
A 2 phase proposal in a dense urban neighborhood; the first phase consists of a 5 story 90 unit structure with below grade parking & phase two consists of a 5 story 50 unit structure with 3 levels of parking (2 above ground). [Phase II pictured below]
» Barrington Building || Role: Role: Intern Architect, Design
Field measured an existing warehouse building - marketed as The Avian, part of the Thunderbird project - on Cleveland's Scranton Peninsula and provided a conceptual shell design.
CC Hodgson Architectural Group, Cleveland, OH, US, Intern Architect
» Miami Jewish Health's (MJH) Empathicare Village || Role: Architectural Intern & BIM coordination
Desiring to expand their facilities located only a couple blocks from the Miami Design District, MJH tapped CCH to develop a new memory care facility and commons center for the campus. To be approved by the city the project went through a rigorous Miami 21 Special Area Plan (SAP) process and will be LEED Silver Certified. This multi-phase project consists of 99 memory care units, a parking garage, and commons (administration, dance room, spiritual center, art gallery, and courtyard).
» Seasons @ Alexandria || Role: Architectural Intern & BIM coordination
An AIA Award of Merit recipient; this 78,000 SF senior living community was the first Senior Living Project to use the Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) process. This provided a fully coordinated model by using cloud technology.
» Dancing Wheels Co. & School || Role: Architectural Intern
Needing to move from their existing space with a quick turn around time for their new home, Dancing Wheels found an available spot for an interior build-out a short distance from their current location. The renovation includes two dance studios, offices, a kitchenette, break-room, and a changing area with a shower facility.
» Bethany Lutheran Village || Role: Architectural Intern, BIM coordination, and construction administration
With a successful and growing CCRC, Graceworks Lutheran Services sought additional assisted living units, an expanded wellness center, and a rejuvenated dining area & memory care facility for the existing campus. A multi-phased approach was utilized to achieve the directive.
» Altenheim Senior Living: Short Term Rehab (STR) & Memory Care (MC) Additions ||
Role: Architectural Intern, BIM coordination, and construction administration
STR consists of a one-story Wellness & Rehab Center and 32 bed STR Household. The MC consists of a two story 38 bed residence, arranged in households, each with their own living room, porch or four-season room and access to a residential household kitchen and multiple dining rooms.
Kent State University, Kent, MArch, College of Architecture & Environmental Design
+ Digital Fabrication & Print Center Assistant:
assist students and faculty in the processes of laser cutting and 3D printing
+ Live Stream Coordinator and Content Creator:
responsible for the coordination of lecture event livestreams for Kent State University’s CAED to Kent State University’s Cleveland Urban Design Collaborative (CUDC) and global audience through the CAED YouTube
channel.
+ Revit Workshop Instructor:
the workshop covered: sheet setup, browser organization, A360, families, linking files, creating families, & scheduling (PDF available upon request)
Kent State University, Kent, Bachelors, College of Architecture & Environmental Design
eVolo 2018, Honorable Mention
"eVolo Magazine is pleased to announce the winners of the 2018 Skyscraper Competition. The Jury selected 3 winners and 27 honorable mentions from 526 projects received. The annual award established in 2006 recognizes visionary ideas- projects that through the novel novel use of technology, materials, programs, aesthetics, and spatial organizations, challenge the way we understand vertical architecture and its relationship with the natural and built environments
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The honorable mentions include Sandscrapers that prevent desertification, floating skyscrapers that transform ocean water into fresh water, towers that collect fog in arid regions, 3-D printed buildings, and volcano skyscrapers among other visionary proposals."
Integrated Design Studio Competition, Other
Jurors: David Gamble of Gamble Associates (Boston, MA), Michael Maiese of Bohlin Cywinski Jackson (Pittsburgh, PA), and Alison Kwok of the University of
Oregon’s Department of Architecture
