I am a recent graduate from the Savannah College of Art and Design. Most of my work lies at the intersection of art and architecture. I enjoy data visualization, prototyping and creating strong narratives for buildings.
I am now actively seeking an opportunity in which my experience in installation design and data visualization can cultivate a deeper understanding between humans and their visual connections.
Cowart Group Architects, Savannah, GA, US, Architectural Intern
- Assembling CDs, create Bid documents that were reviewed for permits.
- Used 3D modeling software including AutoCAD, Autodesk and Sketchup, Rhino to complete residential housing projects
- Preparing for presentations and maintaining project files
- Conducting research on sites, such as zoning laws and rules that apply for out-of-state projects.
- Focused on using communication skills to take direction from multiple architects and facilitate work flow between different construction coordinators.
- Demonstrating and sharing the understanding of sustainability practices and principles, including optimizing energy efficiency and exploiting opportunities for passive solar and natural lighting and ventilation.
Anthony James Studio, Los Angeles, CA, US, Freelance Remote Architectural Visualizer
- Helped navigate a complex set of deliverables and assisting with overall project management.
- Experience in both 2D graphic design and 3D modeling, that added parametric value to the building
- Created experiential renderings, highlighting the story of every project
AIA CRIT Scholar 2019-2020, Grant
CRIT Scholar is a research-based program that is supported by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) in partnership with several prominent architecture firms. The program aims to support student research and will serve as an exclusive opportunity for students to receive further guidance in their own research from a professional advisor. The long-term objective is to encourage students to be actively involved in furthering architectural innovation in support of the design profession through mentored research projects embedded in academia and practice. Each recipient will receive a $1,000 grant for their research project and will be personally matched with a mentor involved in conducting research at an architectural firm. Mentorship from this practitioner will further assist them with their projects by giving them a practical perspective on their work as well as insights into working at an architectural firm.
The AIAS is looking forward to seeing their final projects at next year’s CRIT Live: Research Symposia.
SCAD Academic Honors Scholarship 2016-2020, Scholarship
A limited number of academic honors scholarships may be awarded to accepted students based on SAT scores evaluated on a scale of 1600 (ACT scores on a scale of 36) with consideration given to math and critical reading sections and/or grade point averages evaluated on a 4.0 scale. The scholarship may be renewed quarterly through completion of a bachelor’s degree (or up to 225 attempted hours) as long as the recipient remains enrolled and maintains at least a 3.0 cumulative grade point average. Academic honors scholarships range up to full tuition per year and may be awarded in addition to other awards, up to the cost of tuition.
