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Arizona State University, Bachelors, Architecture

Bachelor of Science in Design – Architecture
-Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts: Architectural Studies; GPA: 3.28
-Dean’s List Recognition – Fall 2007, Design Excellence Award – Fall 2009
-Relevant Coursework: Architecture Design Studio, Landscape Architecture Design Studio, Computer Modeling, Digital Fabrication, Construction, Structures, Sustainability, Systems, Urban Planning, Architecture History

Experience:
- Digitally fabricated and assisted team in full scale construction of Camera Obscura structures featured at Scottsdale Art Festival. Developed 3D model of trapezoidal geometry. Completed process of material selection, feasibility, and construction.
- Developed urban design and community focused library and park for Sunnyslope. Created angular forms inspired by Daniel Libeskind to create interactive sloped roof planes for informal user defined functions.
- Performed material and form study of 16 inch cubes from conceptual stage to built development. The cubes were used as inspiration for a proposed public art center in downtown Phoenix. Regulated transitional geometry was used to create the steel structure of the Contemporary Art Center.
- Designed low income efficiency housing for Parkview Place. Devised prefabricated modules for mix-and-match options serving a variety of family needs. Constructed scaled 2x4 framing model to illustrate module and flat-pack assembly. Received Design Excellence Award Fall 2009.
- Created a reflective environment shaped by natural elements to form the Valley Memorial Historical Park. Sacred geometry was used to generate a reflection space for meditative thought. Formed the historical center roof line to mimic the movement of wind through an Arizona canyon.
- Conceived an Agricultural Center to reunite Native American canals and local farming history. Incorporated materials and site experience to encourage sustainable building and living. Produced detailed renderings of interior and exterior spaces of the Agricultural Learning Center to express building form and design.