Nathan is a Bachelor of Architecture graduate at Thomas Jefferson University and a Associate of Science graduate at Northampton Community College. He received honorable mention in the C40 Students reinventing cities, an urban design group competition during his time studying abroad in Rome, Italy.
Nathan has experience with Commerical, Workplace, Science & Technology, Educational and Cultural architecture. The technical and soft skills developed throughout his internships and education enable him to contribute and support any project team.
SCF Architecture, Emmaus, PA, US, Architectural Designer
Meyer, Ardmore, PA, US, Architectural Intern
Worked closely with their corporate architectural studio to update redlines on drawings, survey buildings/walkthrough's, site models/diagrams, design development, revit families, rendering projects for clients, and assisting with presentation preparation. Part of their sustainability committee and AIA 2030 initiatives. Commercial, Workplace, Life Science / Cultural projects.
Alloy5, Bethlehem, PA, US, Architectural Intern
Worked closely with project architects and designers to update redlines on drawings, survey buildings, render projects for clients, assist in Revit, ADA standards, Construction details and specifications referring to IBC. Assisting with presentation preparation, meeting minutes after Design meetings, and delivering project boards to clients. Commercial / Mixed Use, Residential, Educational, and Athletics projects.
The Architectural Studio, Emmaus, PA, US, Architectural Intern
Worked closely with project Architect & designers to update redlines on drawings and researched materials & color schemes. Educational and Religious projects.
Northampton Community College, Bethlehem, PA, US, Architecture
C40 Students Reinventing Cities - Group Competition, Honorable Mention
An international urban design group proposal competition, reinventing the Tiber river edge in Rome, Italy.
SkillsUSA District Competition - Drafting, 1st Place
District competition with drafting to solve an architectural problem. This problem included a written test, hand sketch, and drawings that were computer generated using Revit & AutoCAD.
Elmer Gates Award, Award
Award is presented annually to career and technical education students based on their SkillsUSA involvement, scholastic achievement, work ethic, community service and entrepreneurial spirit.
