creativity + passion Architectural + Design Portfolio A D R I A N P R I C E® Undergrad ’05 + Grad ‘09 + Professional
01 P R O F ES SION AL T V A C o n s ul t ant s L t d . Orange H i l l T i p p l e st on P a l m B e a ch C e n t ral C a n e Gardens C a v e S h e p h erd
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GRADUATE M i am i P u b l i c B a t h s T h e s i s
U N DERGRADUAT E Ci v i c c e n t er P e d e s t ri an B r i d g e
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01 P R O F ES SION AL T V A C o n s ul t ant s L t d . Orange H i l l‐ R e s i d ent i al C o n d o T i p p l e st on P a l m B e a ch C e n t ral C a n e Gardens C a v e S h e p h erd
c o n t r i b u t i o n Lead designer/Assistant g Project j Architect; responsible p for takingg the p project j from conception p to final completion p and handover. Project was originally a hotel but clients requested that the property show a new tropical façade and become a middle class condominium. My responsibilities apart from design, included being the main client contact, and chairing project meetings throughout the design and construction phases. I worked closely with the engineers to redesign the interior structure in order to accommodate the spatial requirements for change of use. Clients sold all units months in advance based on the preliminary design and 3D illustrations. Project was completed on‐time and within budget in Summer 2007.
01 P R O F ES SION AL T V A C o n s ul t ant s L t d . Orange H i l l T i p p l e st on‐ R e s i d ent i al P a l m B e a ch C e n t ral C a n e Gardens C a v e S h e p h erd
c o n t r i b u t i o n Lead designer/Assistant Project Architect; worked with clients to generate the style off architecture hi they h envisioned ii d and d then h made d proposals l which hi h were presented d in i a series of project meetings. With this success I was asked to complete the project documentation, preparing approximately 60‐75% of drawings.
01 P R O F ES SION AL T V A C o n s ul t ant s L t d . Orange H i l l T i p p l e st on‐ R e s i d ent i al P a l m B e a ch C e n t ral C a n e Gardens C a v e S h e p h erd
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c o n t r i b u t i o n Assistant Architectural Designer; responsible for preparing a series of design options for this mix‐used project. With a j b d budget off 4 Million illi USD US and d high hi h client li expectations i I was able bl to balance b l architectural hi l esthetics h i with ih smallll project economical yet effective detailing and spatial organization. Assisted with project management, budget monitoring, preparing work schedules and preparing project time schedules using Gantt Charts to identify critical paths of the project . Chaired preliminary meetings with consultants ( mechanical and structural engineers, contractor and quantity surveyors) in a collaborative method of information sharing. Wrote project reports and consulted on detailing specifications with CADD technicians. Assisted with the review of tender bids.
01 P R O F ES SION AL T V A C o n s ul t ant s L t d . Orange H i l l T i p p l e st on P a l m B e a ch C e n t ral ‐ M i x e d ‐ use C a n e Gardens C a v e S h e p h erd
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c o n t r i b u t i o n Architectural Designer responsible for creating master‐plan proposals for a id i l community. i C ll b Collaborated d with i h clients, li consultants l and d city i planning l i residential officials throughout the preliminary and development phases of the project. Prepared promotional and marketing material which was successful at bringing pre‐ construction sales and financial investments. Prepared building department compliance drawings for approval.
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c o n t r i b u t i o n Lead designer responsible for proposing new interior layouts and detailing for a retail ki a new identity. id i Prepared d and d presented d project j schemes h to clients. li company seeking Created as‐built drawings and new design proposal as 2D and 3D illustrations. Performed field research on company brand and identity surveys in an effort to generate client and brand trends. Collaborated with structural engineer in the design of sky lights and store front glazing design.
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a point within a system It is a physical manifestation of energy generated by Downtown Miami’s connected flow of urban kinetic systems; human and mechanical. aa landmark within a fabric landmark within a fabric It is Downtown Miami’s beacon to the resident, visitor and passer‐by indicating an activity point within the city’s urban fabric. an icon within a city It is a symbol of Downtown Miami’s identify as a diverse and dynamic center.
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The design concept focused on creating dynamic circulation systems internally and creating an external skin which filters light, accentuates the perimeter circulation and creates a unique façade.
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The Baths, Miami Beach is located at the intersection of Lincoln Road and Alton on South Beach. The site is considered to be an important node and point of intensity along Lincoln Shopping Mall.
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The Bath House can be recognized as a ritualized space of convergence between themes of the body, architecture and city. y y The project will operate on the assumption that a public bath facility caters to a community and that such a facility can be understood and be a civic edifice. difi
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04 U N DERGRADUAT E Ci v i c c e n t er P e d e s t ri an B r i d g e
04 U N DERGRADUAT E Ci v i c c e n t er P e d e s t ri an B r i d g e
04 U N DERGRADUAT E Ci v i c c e n t er P e d e s t ri an B r i d g e
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To critically analyze the make up and structure of the Kiwano, we created contrasting sections for our analysis. The object is made up of an array of elements, such as a lemon like skin with spike protrusions, seed, soft tissue and a jell like d f d ll l k substance. Contrasting Sections
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Surface analysis with the use of Real Flow software illustrating how fluids will behave when in contact with the structures surface, texture and slopes. d l
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05 DESIGN+EXPERIMENTATION O b ject j D e v e l opment K i w a n o S p a t i a l E x p l o r at i o n F u r n i t ure D e s i g n P r o j ect Graphic D e s i g n
Design solution B seeks to create functional wall art using the basis of field relationships, organization and structure with the intention of activating vertical surfaces. This solution also addresses the possibility for prospect and refuge. Through the use of flexible fabric the user sinks into a presumably safe, personal and intimate retreat.
The tubes represent the architectural objects (points of intensity) as found in the urban fabric with the frame acting as the infrastructure and support structure, while the fabric represents the synthetic environment which unifies the field.
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Florida Association of Furniture M Manufacturers Scholarship Award f t S h l hi A d Winning Entry.
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05 DESIGN+EXPERIMENTATION O b ject j D e v e l opment K i w a n o S p a t i a l E x p l o r at i o n F u r n i t ure D e s i g n P r o j ect Graphic D e s i g n
creativity + passion Architectural + Design Portfolio A D R I A N P R I C E® Undergrad ’05 + Grad ‘09 + Professional