I am an adjunct professor at the University of Hartford. I received both my Bachelor of Science degree in Architectural Engineering Technology and my Masters of Architecture from the University of Hartford. I have worked in the architecture field for Sean O'Kane AIA Architect, PC as an architectural intern.
My research interest include how older buildings are repurposed after their original design is no longer needed or wanted. I was the winner of the 2012 Tai Soo Kim Traveling Fellowship. For the Fellowship I studied how the Olympic Buildings were repurposed by traveling to Lake Placid, NY, USA ; Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Atlanta, GA, USA; and London, United Kingdom. I presented my findings in a lecture at the University of Hartford to the Architecture Department.
My other interest include photography. I am believe that a photo is just a memory of a place in time. No matter how many times you visit the same place no two photos will be the same. Each having capture the essence of that place and time.
University of Hartford, West Hartford, CT, US, Adjunct Professor (G3)
In charge of the fabrication suite and giving instruction on how to use the tools inside the fabrication suite.
In the woodshop I taught students to use the bandsaw, drill press, chop saw, circular saw, and nail gun. Students used the tools to build architectural models and furniture pieces.
In the digital fabrication room I assisted students in setting up their files to be able to use the laser cutters and 3D printer.
I also sat in on undergraduate and graduate student mid reviews and final reviews.
University of Hartford, West Hartford, CT, US, Teaching Assistant
Assist professors with managing freshman design classes. Give feedback to students about their designs and make suggestions on how to improve them. Help professors to collect and grade freshman design projects.
Sean O'Kane, AIA, Ridgefield, CT, Architectural Intern
Reorganized file system, made corrections to construction documents, scanned and photocopied architectural drawings, visited and assisted Architects at job sites with measurements, photos, and model designs.
Sean O'Kane, AIA, Ridgefield, CT, Architectural Intern
Reorganized file system, made corrections to construction documents, scanned and photocopied architectural drawings, visited and assisted Architects at job sites with measurements, photos, and model designs.
University of Hartford, West Hartford, CT, US, BArch, Architectural Engineering Technology
Tai Soo Kim Traveling Fellowship, Award
The Tai Soo Kim Traveling Fellowship is awarded to a graduating Master of Architecture Student each year. I will be using the fellowship to study the impact that the Olympics has on the host city.