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My name is Maria Gabriela Carucci, a Brooklyn based Venezuelan-born Architectural Designer. I hold a Bachelor of Architecture from the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD) and for the past two years, I was an Intern Architect at Robert A.M. Stern (RAMSA). At RAMSA I focused on residential, hospitality, commercial, and adaptive reuse projects, and participated and led projects at a variety of design phases, from initial Schematic Design layouts to Construction Documents and Administration. I have a combined 3 years of professional experience, having interned with Gensler, Friedrich St. Florian, and a Venezuelan architecture non-profit, Tracing Public Spaces.
Robert A.M. Stern Architects, New York, NY, US, Intern Architect
Worked on five national and international projects that encompassed a variety of types and programs; residential, commercial, hospitality and adaptive reuse. My time at RAMSA allowed me to gain first-hand experience in leading contextual and historical research, developing Concept and Schematic designs, as well as the creation of Design Development and Construction Drawing sets. This also led to the opportunity of working through the Construction Administration process of one of the projects.
Friedrich St. Florian Architects, Providence, RI, US, Intern
Assisted him in the Schematic design for a proposal for the American Farm Museum, in Michigan.
Gensler, Boston, MA, US, Intern
Worked on Concept and Schematic design proposals for civic and commercial projects, including General Electric’s HQ and the re-design of City Hall Plaza, which was later presented to the client, Delaware North.
Tracing Public Spaces, NGO, Caracas, VE, Fellow
Led design co-creation sessions with children and community leaders in under-served sectors of Caracas. These sessions led to the design of public spaces to serve as launchpads for communal wellbeing.
Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), Providence, RI, US, BArch, Architecture
Graduated with two degrees, a Bachelors in Architecture and a Bachelors of Fine Arts. Completed a concentration in Nature, Culture and Sustainability Studies.
Engagement at RISD:
Brown University Urban Journal - Volume 4 2018
Teacher assistant: Architectural Projections 2016, Making of Design Principles 2017.
Laser Cutter Monitor 2014 - 2018
Computer Lab Monitor 2015 - 2018
Architecture Department Office Assistant 2017 - 2018
Admissions Office Assistant 2015 - 2016
Volunteer at the Office of International Student Services (OISS) 2014 - 2017
Architecture Studies Travel Award (ASTA) 2017, Grant
"The RISD Department of Architecture's Travel Award is part of the legacy of our alumni, who have traditionally funded the award. Each year, the award supports student travel to extend, augment and provoke design and scholarship initiated within the department."
Our study focused on researching and uncovering relationships between vernacular Peruvian architecture and Latin-American magical realism.
