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I am a recent graduate from Stanford University. I earned my B.S. in Engineering with a focus in Architectural Design. I also completed extended course work in Urban Studies.
I am currently looking for work in the Architecture industry. With three internships at home and abroad, I have professional experience in the architecture and planning fields. I look forward to continuing work in architecture in order to achieve my career goals of becoming a licensed architect and contributing to the fascinating field of architect in any way I can.
Stanford Department of Political Science, Administrative Assistant
Work-study requirement: office tasks include filing, photocopying, running errands, and completing research for professors.
Lüthje Soetbeer Architektur, Intern, CAD Design
CAD design on Vectorworks. Produced designs and renderings. Conducted on-site surveying and used data to create physical site model. Data used in later design phases.
Newman Garrison + Partners, Intern, Marketing
Digitized images and revised with Photoshop. Images stored in firm’s library. Assisted in choosing color schemes and design images for client presentations. Modeled exterior detailing on 3D SketchUp project file.
Placentia City Hall, Intern, City Planning
Designed fully interactive GIS map for current city zoning. Worked on a grant application. Read several cities’ municipal codes to propose revisions and updates to Placentia’s municipal code.
Stanford University, Bachelors, Architectural Design
B.S. degree in Engineering with a focus in Architectural Design.
As part of the requirements for the major, I completed six architectural studios ranging in focus from commercial to residential, from theoretical and conceptual to practical green design.
I also completed several courses relating to Civil Engineering, Construction, computational mathematics, and multivariable calculus as part of the engineering requirement of the B.S. major.
2011 Director's Prize for Architecture, Stanford University, 1st Place
One award given annually to a student for an architecture-related project. My project, "Artists' Retreat," received the award after being reviewed by a panel of professors and Bay Area architects. The award was presented at the year-end ceremony in which students and architects visited an installation of the work of other students and myself.
