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I am from Denver Colorado. I received a Masters at Andrews University. At Andrews he studied traditional architecture and New Urbanism. After traveling abroad I absorbed the traditional ways of building and urbanism. This cemented my resolve in creating meaningful places. In 2009, I participated in a Charrette in the Bahamas. My class won the CNU award for their project on Great Abaco island.
In the summer of 2012 I did an internship in Parma Italy at Pier Carlo Architects. Here I learned how important the buildings are to their surroundings. How architecture and urbanism influence and play a very important role to the lifestyle one has.
After moving to Asia, I was introduced to different styles of architecture and business. Here I worked on a variety of projects ranging from high rise apartments, retirement villages, resorts and urban development.
I am enthusiastic about continuing the development of his passion for residential and urban design at Moser Design Group.
Moser Design Group, Beaufort, SC. , Associate architect
Working primarily on residential design. Take drawings from schematic design through construction documents. From time to time we work on urban infill projects. ACAD is our primary tool. However, we do use sketchup, photoshop and indesign.
DPZ Asia, Kuala Lumpur, MY, Designer
We worked on many projects ranging from residential to commercial and hospitality. I was placed in charge with sketchup models and perspective drawings.
Huamei International School, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China, English Teacher
Teaching third grade students all subjects in English.
Zhong Jian Heng, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China, Architect Intern
Part time employee. Helping with presentations and hand drawings.
Andrews University, Berrien Springs, MI, US, MArch, Architecture
Traditional Architecture and Urbanism. Including urban studies, architectural history, structures, and studio.
Charter for New Urbanism, 1st Place
Excellence in urbanism and sustainability to sites large and small. Showcasing the adaptability of New Urbanist principles to this extraordinary range of contexts while also illustrating how today's urbanists are building on collective experience and successfully tackling ever more ambitious challenges.
