Hello! My name is Kate Stuteville, and I am a recent graduate of SCI Arc, where I obtained a Masters of Science in Fiction and Entertainment, and a former graduate of the University of Arizona, where I received a 5-year accredited bachelor’s degree in architecture.
In my time at the University of Arizona, I grew to love all the cumulative acts that make up design, from early sketching to final model fabrication. I was able to work on a variety of projects of different scales and team sizes, both practical and speculative. My interest in speculative design and design research was one of the many reasons I chose to further my education at SCI Arc through a post graduate program. Through the course I was able to work with celebrated professionals in film, fiction, animation, marketing, and gaming to learn new forms of creative architectural practice. While there I wrote, directed, and produced a short film that speculated on prospective forms of labor in a future automated landscape.
In my internships and through my schooling I have found collaborating with others to be an essential and rewarding part of the design process. In addition to working with others, the ability to adapt to new and unique challenges is a skill I feel crafts my ethic and approach to design.
http://www.katestuteville.com/
University of Arizona, College of Architecture+Planning+Landscape Architecture, Tucson, AZ, US, Teaching Assistant
Structures Teaching Assistant (2016 -2018):
Building Technology I - Structures I
Building Technology IV - Structures II
Building Envelope Teaching Assistant (2017):
Building Technology III
Corgan, Dallas, TX, US, Design Intern
While Interning for Corgan's Education Studio, I was able to work on the conceptual, schematic, and design development stages of a Middle School Wing Extension and renovation.
Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc), Los Angeles, CA, US, Masters, MS Fiction and Entertainment
Graduated with Distinction
3.76 GPA
University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ, US, BArch, Architecture
NAAB accredited 5 year degree
3.724 GPA
William G. Ure, III Memorial Award, Award
Determined by Peers
School of Architecture Outstanding Senior, Award
Determined by Faculty
Achievement in Building Technology, Award
Determined by Faculty
Faculty Commendation Award, Award
Grade Point Average of 3.5 or Higher
Capstone Distinguished Project, Award
5th Year Capstone Project, "The Floating City"
Sloan Award & ARCHITECT Magazine Publication, Award
"The Floating City" 5th year capstone project is featured in the 2018 issue of ARCHITECT Magazine
DFC Scholar, Other
Graduating students named a DFC Scholar, exemplify the 6 core tenets of the DFC: Design Excellence, Collaborative Work Ethic, Ability to Positively Influence Others, Sustainable Design, Technology Adoption, and Design for Health
Richard + Bäuer Architectural Prize - Building Envelope Design, 2nd Place
Design award embedded in the curriculum of the 401 Integration Studio, the UAHighRISE.
Richard + Bäuer Architectural Prize - Architectural Narrative, 3rd Place
Design award embedded in the curriculum of the 401 Integration Studio, the UAHighRISE.
Tau Sigma Delta Honors Society, Other
2017 - 2018 President of the University of Arizona Epsilon Alpha Chapter
Arizona Excellence Scholarship, Scholarship
Adaptive Athletics Tuition Scholarship, Scholarship
Scholarship to play Wheelchair tennis at the University of Arizona
2012 - 2016
