Brian Sowell Portfolio 2014 by Brian Sowell

BRIANSOWELL

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SELECTED WORK 2010-2013

CONTENTS

STUDIO PROJECTS 2 STAGE FOR A COMMUNITY 20 MARKET AMPLIFIED 32 SKINNY DOUBLE HOUSE 38 VERNACULAR TEXAS HOUSE 44 INVOLVE THE AGING 48 ERGONOMIC ROCKER

ARTWORK + GRAPHIC DESIGN 52 HAND RENDERINGS 54 AUDUBON SOCIETY LOGO

PROFESSIONAL WORK 58 STANFORD PATIO GARDEN 60 AUSTIN RIDGE SOUTHWEST 62 GRACE COVENANT RENDERINGS

STUDIO WORK

STAGE FOR A COMMUNITY BRYAN, TEXAS

PARTNER PROJECT WITH CARMEN TORRES PROFESSOR - MARCEL ERMINY STUDIO 7 My partner and I envisioned this community theater as a new city center and public stage for the small city of Bryan. Cities are in a constant state of metamorphosis, changing through growth and development into a new environment across time. Lewis Mumford’s essay “What Is a City?” describes a city as a theater of social action. We believe this social interaction is the catalyst for the metamorphic development of a city. Thus, through their metamorphosis, cities become stages for the performance of their inhabitants and buildings. This performance is acted out through urban growth, learning, and community interaction. The City of Bryan in Central Texas contains a unique environment. Although Bryan is a small town, its proximity to College Station provides a constant influx of visitors, especially on the first Friday of every month when artisans and musicians set up on the streets to perform their craft. Carmen and I sought to elevate this community involvement and fold the urban performance of the city into the professional performance of a black box theater. Because we consider social action the foundation of metamorphosis for a city, we questioned closing the building off from the public after hours. Instead we chose to elevate the theater and provide a basement for the public to use at all hours. This required careful consideration of public and private zoning and a focus to generate spaces that would foster community interaction.

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01 Affect and feeling to program 02 Program square footage diagram 03 Development of metamorphosis

STAGE FOR A COMMUNITY

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During the design process we readily chose to create a basement with a large staircase that could double as a small impromptu amphitheater for public performances and street artists. This drop in elevation provided an opportunity for a unique experience as a visitor returns to the ground floor. Two 1:20 ramps travel the length of the building and provide circulation from the lobby to the amphitheater. A skylight above the ramp casts its light on a wall art installation, generating incredible texture and shadow.

STAGE FOR A COMMUNITY

ROOF PATIO

SKYLIGHT TO SECOND FLOOR

PEDESTRIAN FRIENDLY CROSS STREET

GREEN PARK SPACE

REFLECTING POOL & BENCH RECESSED PUBLIC PLAZA

PLAZA SPACE FOR PUBLIC ART

STAGE FOR A COMMUNITY

Each level demonstrates a dedication to a clean layout that communicates the public or private nature of each space. The multipurpose room on the first floor opens into the amphitheater to dramatically increase the space available to the public and facilitate the flow of crowds through the theater. The second and third floors contain support functions for the theater organized on the west with the public space contained to the east.

01 Level 1 02 Level 2 03 Level 3

STAGE FOR A COMMUNITY

G30x24

G15x6

G12x5 G26x10

B16x8

G16x8

B14x6

B16x8

G12x5

B16x8

G12x5

G16x8

B16x8

B16x8 B16x8

G14x6

B16x8

B14x6

B16x8

G26x10

G16x8 G12x5 G16x8

G26x10

G16x8

G14x6

B16x8

G16x8

B16x8

B30x12

B20x8

B16x8

B30x12

G20x8

B20x8

B16x8

B30x12

B4x3

B20x8

B16x8

G52x22

B20x8

G52x22

B20x8

G18x8

B14x6

B30x12

G22x10

B16x8

G8x4

G27x11 G18x8

B18x8

G40x16

G27x11

G40x16

B18x8

8’-0”

B16x8

B12x5

B16x8

G14x6

B14x6

G8x4

G16x8

G14x6

B26x10

B12x5

B14x6

B16x8

G16x8

G10x4

B14x6

G11x5

B11x5

G11x5

B11x5 B14x6

G12x5

B12x5 B26x10

G26x10 G12x5

G40x16

B12x5 G12x6

G52x22

G52x40

G11x5 G15x6

G26x10

B26x10

G26x10

B26x10

G26x10

G32x13

B22x9

B30x22

B30x22 B8x6

G32x13

B12x5

22’-0”

B7.5x6

G8x4

G14x6

B7.5x6

B14x6

G30x24

G14x12

B14x12

G30x24

B4x3

B20x8

B16x8

B30x12

B4x3

B20x8

B16x8

B30x12

G16x8

G30x12

G24x10

G22x10

G30x12

B7.5x6 B7.5x6

G16x13

B7.5x6

G40x30

G52x40 B7.5x6

G12x10

B22x16

B7.5x6 G22x16

G30x24

G22x16

G18x14

G16x13

B12x10

B12x5

18’-0”

G27x30

B14x12

G30x24

G40x16

22’-0”

B14x12

G16x13

B30x22

B12x10

22’-0”

G14x12

B14x12

B22x16

B22x16 B14x12

G40x30

B14x12

G14x12

G12x10

B16x12

B30x22

B16x12 G22x16

G30x24

B12x10

G30x24

G16x13

G40x30

9’-4”

B16x13

G14x11

G12x6

B8x6

G18x14

B14x11

B12x5

B18x8

B8x6

B7.5x6

8’-0”

G40x16

B26x10

B8x6

G14x6

B12x5

G27x22

G18x14

B18x12

B16x12

G12x6

G26x10

B8x6

B14x12

B16x13

G22x16

B12x10

22’-0”

G22x18

B16x13

G8x6

B14x11

G30x24

B30x22

B14x11

G12x10

16’-8”

B9x7

22’-0”

B16x13

B8x6

B16x12

8’-0”

G26x20

B8x6

G52x40

G12x10

B12x10

G12x10

B8x6

12’-0”

G26x10

G14x11

G16x13

G40x30

G26x10

G15x12 G16x13

G32x13

B12x5

G26x20

G14x11

G32x13

B12x5

8’-6”

G16x8

G14x6

B16x12 B16x12

B11x5

G11x9

B11x9

G11x9

B12x10 B16x13

B8x6

B16x13

G16x13 G26x20

G14x11

B14x11

G40x16

B12x5

B8x6

G16x13

B9x7

G12x10

B12x10 B26x18

B14x11

B10x8

G10x8 G16x13

B9x7

G10x8 G16x13

G26x20

B26x18

G12x10

B12x10

B12x10 B26x18

B26x18 B12x10 B18x12

B18x12

G40x30

18’-0”

G16x13

B26x18

G26x20

B18x12

B16x13

B11x9

B11x9 G26x20

B26x18

G26x20

B12x10

G12x10

B26x18

G26x20

B12x10

G12x10

B12x10

B6x5

26’-0”

G22x18

B14x11

G26x20

G26x20 G12x10

G16x13

B14x11

G12x6

8’-0”

G14x6

G16x8

B8x6

B12x10

B8x6

G14x11

B8x6

B12x5

14’-0”

G16x8

B12x5

12’-0”

G8x6

B16x12

9’-4”

B14x11

16’-0”

G40x16

B12x5

B8x6

40’-0”

G12x6

26’-0”

G22x16

G14x11

B12x10

G14x11

B6x5

G40x30

G12x10

12’-0”

G8x6

B7.5x6

G16x13

G12x10

G12x10 B10x8

G10x8

B8x6

B14x11

B16x12

B26x18

G15x12 G14x11

B12x10

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B8x6

G14x11

G40x30

B12x10

B6x4

B14x11

G16x13

16’-8”

G18x14

B16x12

G12x10

12’-0”

G26x20

B8x6

B12x10

B7.5x6

22’-0”

G14x11

B6x5

B7.5x6

G40x30

B16x12

G40x30

G12x10

B8x6 G16x13

G16x13 G18x14

B18x12

G40x30

18’-0”

B14x11

B8x6

G8x6

G14x11

B12x10

B16x12

G27x22

B12x10

G12x10

G12x10 G26x20

B26x18

9’-4”

G26x20

B12x10

B14x11

B8x6

8’-6”

G16x13

G14x11

B6x5

B8x6

G14x11

G40x30

G12x10

16’-8”

B12x10

G12x10

G14x11

G40x30

G16x13

8’-0”

G14x11

G40x30

B12x10

G27x22

G12x10

12’-0”

B12x10

G16x13

B8x6

G16x13

B12x10

B14x11

26’-0”

B16x13

G16x13

G26x20

B26x18

B12x10

B26x18

G26x20

G14x11

B8x6

B12x10

G10x8

B8x6

B12x10

G12x10

12’-0”

G12x10

B12x10

B14x11

G40x30

14’-0”

B12x10

G14x11

G40x30

G12x10

26’-0”

B12x10

G12x10

16’-0”

G12x10

G26x20

G8x6

G14x11

G40x30

B12x10

40’-0”

B12x10 G8x6

B16x13

G12x10

12’-0”

26’-0”

B12x10

G11x9

8’-6”

G14x11

G26x20

B26x18

G26x20

8’-0”

G14x11 G11x9

G16x13

B12x10

14’-0”

G12x10

G40x30

G12x10

26’-0”

16’-0”

G18x14

40’-0”

G26x20

12’-0”

G11x9

ROOF SYSTEM & SKYLIGHTS

CLASSROOMS & STUDIOS

WORKSHOPS & THEATER MAIN

BRISE SOLIEL SHADING SCREEN PUBLIC/PRIVATE TRANSLUCENT DIVIDER OFFICE & LOBBY

STRUCTURAL SYSTEM

GROUND FLOOR & PUBLIC STAGE

STAGE FOR A COMMUNITY

4 3/4"

SKYLIGHT BEYOND ALUMINUM WINDOW MULLION 3 5/8" METAL STUD 6" METAL STUD WALL

1'-4 1/4"

R-19 BATT THERMAL INSULATION MULLION FLASHING 5/8" SHEATHING EPDM WATER BARRIER

5/8" PEARLITE BOARD R-30 POLYISO CYANURATE INSULATION

2 5/8"

METAL DECK 5/8" GYPSUM WALL BOARD STEEL W SECTION, MOMENT WELD TO COLUMN

1'-4 1/2"

1" FROSTED TRIPLE GLAZING, FASTENED WITH BOLTS SEALANT GIRDER BEYOND, MOMENT WELD TO COLUMN 10" STEEL TUBE COLUMN BEYOND

1'-4 1/4"

WOOD DECK SUSPENDED CEILING ON LIGHT WEIGHT METAL JOISTS

WOOD FLOORING CONCRETE ON METAL DECK WELDED PLATE FINISHER 1" GAP BETWEEN FLOOR & WINDOW

STAGE FOR A COMMUNITY 6" LIGHT GUAGE STEEL WALL WITH R-30 BATT THERMAL INSULATION 5/8" GYPSUM WALL BOARD WOOD FLOORING & TRIM CONCRETE ON METAL DECK

PRECAST CONCRETE WALL PANEL STEEL W SECTION, BOLT TO BEAM BEYOND WOOD BRISE SOLIEL 3.5" T SECTION KICKER, WELD TO STRUCTURE 2.5" L BRACKET

4'-10 3/4"

3.5" STEEL TUBE TACK PLATE CAST IN PRECAST CONCRETE PANEL WITH SHEAR STUDS SUSPENDED WOOD SOFFIT SYSTEM

3'-6 1/2"

1 1/2"

2 1/2"

7 1/4"

2'-11 1/2"

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135

WINDOW BEYOND WOOD RAILING BENT STEEL RAILING SUPPORT T SECTION 1/4" METAL PANEL, BOLT TO BRACKET CONCRETE RETAINING WALL @ RAMP

5 1/8"

3'-0"

3'-6"

GRADE BEAM

1'-4"

STAGE FOR A COMMUNITY

MARKET AMPLIFIED BARCELONA, SPAIN

PROFESSOR - JORDI MANSILLA STUDIO 6 The proposed project is a new market for the historical Barceloneta neighborhood on the cityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s coast. Although on the coast, the site is separated from the beach by an elevated road. Not only was the beach not visible from the site, the beach, waves, and public could not be heard. I questioned the lack of auditory cues from the beach. The design was realized as a result of operative mapping. The drastic difference in sound atmosphere was readily apparent when the decibel levels of each type of sound were mapped against each other. This map of sound allowed me to determine operations that would take place at the intersections of sound types. Building blocks were developed along an equilateral grid to perform funneling, reflecting, and blocking operations to direct the sound from the beach into the site. The blocksâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; triangle format allowed development of a unique structural system with inherent lateral stability.

Playa de la Barceloneta

MARKET AMPLIFIED

01 02 03 04 05 06

Decibel levels from people Decibel levels from the beach Decibel levels from traffic Decibel levels from residential Compiled graph with grid lines Operative map derived from intersections

REFLECT

BLOCK

FUNNEL

MARKET AMPLIFIED

01 02 03 04 05 06

Path from beach to plaza Market floor plate Reflecting/guiding areas Blocking areas Funneling areas Community green space

MARKET AMPLIFIED

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GLULAM BEAM SPLINE ASSEMBLY, WELD TO TUBE

Ø 3'-0"

3' DIA. FABRICATED STEEL TUBE

3'-

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1/2" STEEL PLATE SPLINE ASSEMBLY TENSION CABLE CONNECTION BEOW

2'-0"

GLULAM BEAM, BOLT TO SPLINE

7-1/2"

120.00°

3'-0"

6'-0"

2'-2 1

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1'-11

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9'-9 3/4"

3'-0"

GLULAM BEAM BOLT GLULAM TO SPLINE 1" GALVANIZED METAL SPLINE

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GALVANIZED BRACKET BOLT TO BUTTRESS

. 75

8" DIA. TUBE CONNECTOR

CONCRETE BUTTRESS

MARKET AMPLIFIED

SKINNY DOUBLE HOUSE PHOENIX, ARIZONA

PROFESSOR - SARAH DEYONG STUDIO 5

Working as a siteless intervention, the skinny double house provides two living spaces within a thin row house plot measuring 100’ x 32’. Instead of interpreting each house as a series of rooms and functions, each space was considered as a form to be folded, twisted, pushed, scaled, carved, and otherwise developed. This technique of form creation yielded interesting spaces that are both beautiful as well as practical for the residents. The two houses sport clients with drastically different interests and distinct needs. One client is a bicycle racer with two young children and a bike shop. The other client is a musician couple in their late fifties who teach music out of their home. The houses are envisioned as trapezoids that embrace each other. A central dividing wall creates the primary axis for the buildings. The dividing wall is inclined into the musicians’ space to provide acoustic benefit to the recital space and allow sunlight into the courtyard.

UP UP

SKINNY DOUBLE HOUSE The musicians’ house is set 4’-6” below grade to allow the floors of each house to stagger from each other and help prevent acoustic transfer. Entering either house you are presented with a double height balcony that provides views from the upper stories down to the bottom floor. Each house is organized based on its need for light. Bathrooms are found at the core of the building while stairwells are along either edge. Two story window slots provide light into each stairwell.

01 Level 1 02 Level 2 03 Level 3

SKINNY DOUBLE HOUSE

VERNACULAR TEXAS HOUSE CONCAN, TEXAS

PROFESSOR - LOGAN WAGNER STUDIO 4

This residence, located in the hot climate of Concan, Texas seeks to act as a mediator between the resident and climate, encouraging outdoor use through vernacular design solutions. Vernacular design utilizes historical methods for passive heating and cooling, often at reduced cost or with materials on the site. The house is organized in slots that have been slid past each other to generate outdoor spaces with deep overhangs. A thick wall about the center provides the visual axis for the house as well as providing the cue for the split between public and private space. The deep patios feature large sliding doors to allow the house to be opened up to prevailing breezes. Thick rammed earth walls provide passive cooling by protecting the building from infiltrating heat during the day and releasing stored heat during the cool nights. Clerestory provides much of the light necessary for daily activities, reducing energy consumption from light fixtures. Finally, a rainwater cistern tucked behind the house has enough capacity to hold a two monthâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s supply of water.

VERNACULAR TEXAS HOUSE

INVOLVE THE AGING BRYAN, TEXAS

PARTNER PROJECT WITH HEATH BOTTOMS PROFESSOR - SUSAN RODIEK STUDIO 3 In modern society the elderly are often neglected and ignored, relegated to live out their last years in nursing homes isolated from the community. Evidence suggests this approach to elderly care robs the community of the incredible benefits the aging provide. When the elderly are given opportunity to contribute to their community they become healthier, and those they interact with gain invaluable social and developmental skills. This partner project sought to provide a community center for senior citizens in downtown Bryan. An empty plot of land was selected in an undeveloped region of the city, providing a blank slate. Our design centered on accessibility and circulation, relating convenient, easy circulation to social and community interaction. The center must welcome all visitors, especially the elderly. To reach this goal, we designed the main entry on a diagonal axis across the site. This axis opens into a wide corridor that invites visitors to wander in and gather for conversation. Windows into the pool, multipurpose room, and game rooms invite interaction between the visitors. A community center branded for senior citizens may suffer from a lack of interest from younger age groups. To encourage use of the center across age divisions, we included a cafe on the main corner as well as a small community movie theater.

02 01 Conceptual elevation sketch 02 Circulation planning sketch

INVOLVE THE AGING

ERGONOMIC ROCKING CHAIR CNC FABRICATION

PROFESSOR - RODNEY HILL STUDIO 1

Unique furniture design often comes at the cost of comfort or is set at a prohibitive price. Built from a single sheet of plywood and designed with ergonomic dimensions, this rocking chair avoids both pitfalls. I developed the design by tracing the curve necessary for proper lumbar support while one is seated in a lounge chair. Offsetting the lines provided an ergonomic framework that defines the chair back and front leg. The center of gravity had to be carefully calculated on the rocker to provide the most comfortable seating angle. In addition, the rocker radius is a key component to provide an enjoyable gliding sensation. Two prototypes were built to confirm dimensions and modify the CNC file as necessary. The final chair was built with 3/4â&#x20AC;? birch plywood and assembled without the use of glue or nails.

ARTWORK & GRAPHIC DESIGN

ARTWORK

HAND RENDERINGS

01 All Faithâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Chapel 02 Assertive Torrent

AUDUBON SOCIETY LOGO BRAZOS VALLEY AUDUBON SOCIETY 2011 COLLEGE STATION, TX

The Brazos Valley Audubon Society commissioned me to design their new logo in the Spring of 2011 after viewing my sketch of a Blue Headed Vireo. Through meetings with the society board we determined to base the logo design on a Carolina Wren. Using their expertise and knowledge of bird posture, I developed a logo that utilized negative space to imply the birdâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s body. The logo was unanimously adopted at the end of the spring.

PROFESSIONAL WORK

STANFORD PATIO GARDEN MORNINGSTAR LANDSCAPES 2009 AUSTIN, TX The Stanfords contacted me in the summer of 2009 to commission the redesign of their backyard landscape. Their duplex was located in an upscale neighborhood in downtown Austin. Although the yard was small, it featured significant shade from a large elm tree, a valuable asset for hot Texas summers. To maximize the outdoor capabilities of their backyard, I developed a flagstone patio for their grill and seating area. A trellis along the back fence screens their back porch from the neighbors, and a separated dog run in the corner allows their pets to join them outdoors yet stay out from underfoot.

BEFORE

AUSTIN RIDGE SOUTHWEST JACKSON GALLOWAY ASSOCIATES 2013 AUSTIN, TX A large church in Austin purchased an older church property in Southwest Austin, and commissioned Jackson Galloway to renovate the existing building. Their primary goal was to emulate the architecture style on their main campus. Supervised and guided by the firm principal, Bob Galloway, I performed the role of a project architect. I created schematic designs based on the client’s needs and developed the construction document permit set. Adapting to an existing structure presented several challenges that required research and collaboration to develop a successful project. Along with developing the construction drawings I was responsible for site visits to document existing conditions and for coordinating efforts with the contractor and client.

INDEX OF DRAWINGS OWNER

CONVICT HILL RD.

PROJECT DESCRIPTION / SCOPE

Proposed Remodel Area: 2620 SF Area Remaining: 7866 Total Area: 10486

MATERIALS & SYMBOLS 1

BASE FILL MATERIAL

TITLE

OCCUPANCY CALCULATIONS: Current First Floor: Assembly 4942 SF/(7 SF/OCC.) = 706 Stage 1010 SF/(15 SF/OCC.) = 68 A/V/C Booth 218 SF/(100 SF/OCC.) = 3 Classroom 331 SF/(20 SF/OCC.) = 17 Foyer 529 SF/(5 SF/OCC.) = 106 Kitchen 230 SF/(200 SF/OCC.) = 2 Storage 439 SF/(300 SF/OCC.) = 2

DRAWING DESIGNATION

SCALE

UNDISTURBED EARTH

CEILING

CST.

COLUMN

CONC.

CERAMIC TILE

D.F.

DRINKING FOUNTAIN

DN.

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DIA.

DIAMETER

D.S.

HOUSE KEEPING

S.T.C.

INSIDE DIAMETER

SUSP.

G.W.B.

EXPANSION JOINT

SPEC.

GYPSUM WALL BOARD

H.K.

H.M.

HOLLOW METAL

M.B.

MARKERBOARD

S.V.T.

SOUND TRANSMISSION COEFFICIENT SUSPENDED

2x DIMENSIONAL ROUGH FRAMING

TACKBOARD

BLOCKING

SOLID VINYL TILE

T.B.

U.N.O.

UNLESS NOTED OTHERWISE

OUTSIDE DIAMETER

W.C.

WATER CLOSET

OPPOSITE HAND OWNER INSTALLED

WDPL

T.O.

V.C.T. WD.

W.H.

W.W.M.

TOP OF

PARTITION TYPE SEE SCHEDULE 101 A

1.1 W-1

GLASS

WOOD

WOOD PLASTIC LAMINATE WATER HEATER

934

904

Mezzanine Level: Oﬃces 298 SF/(100 SF/OCC.) = 3 Conference 495 SF/(15 SF/OCC.) = 33 Assembly 637 SF/(15 SF/OCC.) = 43 Storage 240 SF/(300 SF/OCC.) = 1 80 Sub total:

DIMENSION LINE TO FACE OF STRUCTURE OR MATERIAL

FINISHED WOOD

VINYL COMPOSITION TILE

Sub Total: ELEVATION DESIGNATION

SHEET NO.

STEEL

SPECIFICATION

MANUFACTURER

OWNER FURNISHED

ELEVATION NO.

NOT IN CONTRACT ON CENTER

INSULATION RIGID

ROUGH OPENING

O.H. O.I.

MASONRY OPENING

1 A1.1

INSULATION BATTING

REFER TO:

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O.C.

A D

CONCRETE

RADIUS

N.I.C.

O.F.

DOWNSPOUT

E.J.

SIMILAR

M.O.

CARPET

C.T.

REINFORCED

SIM.

R.O.

FIELD VERIFY

CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT

PRE-ENGINEERED METAL BUILDING PLASTIC LAMINATE PAINTED

RE: REINF.

FIRE EXTINGUISHER CABINET

MFR.

CONCRETE

CPT.

RAD.

PTD.

GAUGE

FIRE ALARM CONTROL PANEL

I.D.

CLOSET

COL.

PLAM.

FLOOR DRAIN

FINISH FLOOR

GA.

797 SF/(100 SF/OCC.) = 8 211 SF/(15 SF/OCC.) = 15 NONE 268 SF/(300 SF/OCC.) = 1 24

EGRESS ANALYSIS: Mezzanine Total Occupancy = 24 Egress Width Req'd. = 7.2" (24 X 0.3")

DOOR NUMBER SEE SCHEDULE

Provided = 74"

First Floor Total Occupancy = 955 Egress Width Req'd. = 191.6" (958 X 0.2")

KEYED NOTES WINDOW TYPE SEE SCHEDULES

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4'-3 5/8" 8'-2 1/2" 2'-6"

12'-3 3/8" 19'-4"

19'-0"

Job Number:

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Notes:

EXISTING METAL STAIRWAY, RE-PAINT

NEW MASONRY SCREEN WALL

Sheet Information

EXISTING DOUBLE DOORS, REPAINT EXISTING MECHANICAL UNITS, NO WORK

EXP. 5/31/2014

NORTH ELEVATION

9/9/2013

Drawn By: BS

3/16" = 1'-0"

Checked By:

EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS

9/9/2013

A2.1

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

3'-0"

97'-7 5/8" FFH

1'-2" 5'-2 5/8"

3'-8 7/8" 11'-4 1/8"

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99'-3" FFH

A4.1

98'-11 5/8" FFH

1/A5.1

1 SIM A3.2

EXISTING STAIRWAY 108

1.2

STORAGE 111

EXISTING STEEL COLUMN, PTD.

9'-8 1/4"

STAGE 107

A8.2

FOYER 101 B

B 106

42 INCHES 140 OCC.

1/A8.1

B 101

100'-0" FFH

A4.1

RAMP DOWN 1:20 MAX SLOPE

A 106

WORSHIP 106

528 SEATS, EXISTING, NON-FIXED (BY OWNER) NEW PAINT ONLY

CJ 1

99'-11" FFH

A3.3

A 101

136 INCHES 680 OCC.

C 101

9'-8 1/4" VERIFY LIFT CAN MAKE THIS TURN

6'-0"

5'-0"

A4.1

WOMENS 103

99'-11 1/2" FFH

EJ 2

A/V/C TECH CONSOLE 109

A4.1

BLDG

A4.1

Revisions:

EXISTING PLAYGROUND (NO WORK)

EXISTING STORAGE BUILDING (NO WORK)

RE-STRIPE ONLY

2 3 4

Notes:

NEW HW HEATER, ON PLATFORM

STEPS BY OWNER, N.I.C.

EXISTING CHILDREN'S EDUCATION BUILDING (SEE FINISH SCHEDULE)

HWY 71

SITE PLAN

Revisions:

1.0

NORTH

4 7/8"

6'-0"

STEPS BY OWNER, N.I.C.

EXISTING SCREEN LOCATION NEW DRYWALL 'BULKHEAD'

SCONCE LIGHT

1.0 1'-6"

3'-8" 1'-6"

A3.3

1.0

Project Name:

70°

B 102

17'-8"

COFFEE 102

8'-10"

1.1 1.0

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8'-10"

INSTALL TANKLESS HOT WATER HEATER @ SINK

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A 102

A 107

12'-5 1/4"

BACKSTAGE 109

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SCREEN FENCE

A3.2

A4.1

RAMP UP

Project Name:

A4.1

Job Number:

34 INCHES 170 OCC.

ADD CEILING OR WALL MTD. A/C CASSETTE UNIT (DX SPLIT) @ AV ROOM

99'-7" FFH

99'-8 1/2" FFH

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19'-3 1/8"

Notes:

2 5

1.0 6'-4"

BACKSTAGE 110

107 B

A4.1

MENS 104

A4.1

15'-1 1/4"

107 C

SECURE DOORS IN CLOSED POSITION, REMOVE EXIT SIGN

RE-USE EXISTING BRIDGE

1. COVERED WALKWAY W/ 1:20 MAX SLOPE AND 1:50 CROSS SLOPE 2. NEW SIDEWALKS W/1:20 MAX SLOPE AND 1:50 CROSS SLOPE 3. RE-STRIPE 4 ACCESSIBLE PARKING SPACES 4. SCREENING FENCES AROUND MECH. SYSTEMS 5. NEW STONE WAINSCOT AND CLADDING 6. NEW SIDING AND ACCENT PANELS 7. REPAINT GUTTERS, DOWNSPOUTS, STAIRS, AND REMAINING EXIT DOORS 8. REPLACE SOUTH FACADE WINDOWS AND DOORS 9. ADD TWO MORE ENTRANCE DOORS 10. SUN SCREENS OVER SOUTH FACADE WINDOWS 11. EXPAND FOYER INTO EXISTING KITCHEN AREA 12. NEW MILLWORK IN COFFEE AREA NOTE: ALL EXISTING DOORS TO REMAIN WITH NO WORK, SHOWN @ 45 DEGREES

TWO 24X64' MODULAR CLASSROOM BLDGS W/ RESTROOMS

46 INCHES 152 OCC.

ACCESSIBLE ROUTE SHOWN DASHED

EXP. 5/31/2014

Issued:

9/9/2013

Drawn By: BS 34 INCHES 170 OCC.

Checked By:

A3.2

A4.1

PLAN NORTH

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

A1.2

9/9/2013

Drawn By: BS

FLOOR PLAN NO NEW WORK IN GRAY SHADED AREAS

EXP. 5/31/2014

Issued: BG

3/16" = 1'-0"

Sheet Information

A3.2

NEW STEPS, AND RAILING

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

Sheet Information

NURSERY 105

10'-1"

70°

SCOPE OF WORK NOTES:

7'-6 1/8"

7'-9"

NEW METAL FASCIA, COLOR C

RELOCATE DUCTWORK AS SHOWN, SEE A8.2

A4.1

3'-9"

Revisions:

NEW METAL SIDING, COLOR A TYP.

Issued:

INSTALL RAISED FLOOR THIS ENTIRE ROOM

FINISH FLOOR 100'-0"

BENCH BY OWNER LIMESTONE VENEER

EXP. 5/31/2014

EXISTING STEPS

SOUTH ELEVATION 3/16" = 1'-0"

RELOCATE DUCTWORK AS SHOWN, SEE A8.2

A4.1

NEW LIGHT TRUSS LOCATIONS (2), EXTEND STEEL TUBES FOR PICK POINTS (2 OR 3)

SCREENING FENCE

W1 5 A4.1

Provided = 204"

REPLACE STANDING CURB W/ FLAT RIBBON CURB

EXISTING RAMP

10 A4.1

9 A4.1

AUTOMATIC FIRE SUPPRESSION SPRINKLER SYSTEM: Current: None Proposed: None

Issued:

5 A4.2

7 A4.1

W2 FINISH FLOOR 100'-0"

(egress distribution shown on sheet A1.2)

REVISION TO PREVIOUSLY ISSUED DRAWINGS

GYPSUM WALL BOARD

WELDED WIRE MESH

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MEZZANINE 111'-0"

Edition:

CONTROL JOINT CENTERLINE

P.E.M.B.

EXPOSED

F.F.

F.D.

F.V.

CORNER GUARD

EQUAL

EQUIPMENT

EXP.

F.E.C.

BOTTOM OF CABINET

EQUIP. F.A.C.P

AT BOARD

APPROXIMATELY

C.J. C L CLG.

EQ.

ALUMINUM

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ALTERNATE

AIR HANDLER UNIT

CAB.

DRAWING NO.

Proposed: 4851 SF/(7 SF/OCC.) = 693 882 SF/(15 SF/OCC.) = 59 218 SF/(100SF/OCC.) = 3 331 SF/(20 SF/OCC.) = 17 796 SF/(5 SF/OCC.) = 159 NONE 654 SF/(300 SF/OCC.) = 3

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THROUGH-WALL & FLEX FLASHING @ CANOPY

2 A3.1

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ABOVE FINISH FLOOR

B.O.

SECTION DESIGNATION

1 A3.1

FACE BRICK / STONE VENEER

ABBREVIATIONS @ BD.

Provided: 1 30 FT 10,486 SF

Area Modifications: Using equation 5-1 from Section 506, the area limit can be increased as follows: A=At+(At x If )+(At x Is) A = Allowable Building Area At = Tabular Building Area = 6000 If = Increase due to Frontage = .75 Is = Increase due to Sprinklings = 0 A= 6000+(6000x.75)+(6000x0) A=10500 sf Allowable Area > 10486 sf Actual Area

WILLIAM CANNON

APPROX.

Proposed: No change of use

1 A3.1

2 A3.2

Project Name:

HEIGHT & AREA LIMITS Limit: Stories 1 Height 40 FT Area 6000 SF HWY 290/71

ALUM.

NEW METAL FASCIA, COLOR C

CONSTRUCTION TYPE: Current: Type VB Proposed: Type VB - No Change Description: Preengineered metal building with wood framed mezzanine floor. Load-bearing south infill wall, metal stud - non load bearing exterior infill walls

WOLFCREEK PASS

ALT.

NEW METAL SIDING, COLOR B

CODE ANALYSIS USE GROUP: Current: A3 Assembly - Church Accessory Use - Staﬀ Oﬃces

ALL MECHANICAL, ELECTRICAL, & PLUMBING IS ONLY TO BE RELOCATED/REPAIRED

NORTH

22'-11 1/2" WOOD AND GALV. STEEL SUN SCREENS

2009 INTERNATIONAL BUILDING CODE 2009 UNIFORM MECHANICAL CODE 2008 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE 2009 UNIFORM PLUMBING CODE 2009 INTERNATIONAL ENERGY CONSERVATION CODE 2009 INTERNATIONAL FIRE CODE TEXAS ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS (TAS)

HWY 71

A.H.U.

5'-0 1/2"

APPLICABLE CODES

OLD BEE CAVES RD.

A.F.F.

tel. 512-474-8085 fax 512-474-9820

NEW METAL SIDING, COLOR A

SCENIC BROOK DR.

HWY 290

tel. 512-263-7701

JACKSON GALLOWAY ASSOCIATES, PLLC. 2705 BEE CAVE ROAD, SUITE 230 AUSTIN, TEXAS 78746 BOB GALLOWAY - PRINCIPAL IN CHARGE BRIAN SOWELL

MEP NOTES

LOCATION MAP PROPERTY LOCATION

tel. 512-263-7701 fax. 512-669-7805

DAVID BIXBY - PASTOR OF OPERATIONS MARK ADAMS - CAMPUS PASTOR

7'-0"

Job#: 13ARS1 100% CD SET September 9, 2013

AUSTIN RIDGE BIBLE CHURCH 9300 BEE CAVES ROAD AUSTIN, TEXAS 78733

4'-0"

7416 HWY 71 AUSTIN, TX 78735

ARCHITECT

13ARS1 - 9/9/13 - 100% CD

AUSTIN RIDGE BIBLE CHURCH

HWY 71

PROJECT TEAM

DRAWING NAME

COVER SHEET

ARCHITECTURAL DRAWINGS A0.2 TEXAS ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS A0.3 TEXAS ACCESSIBILITY STANDARDS A0.4 DEMOLITION SITE PLAN A0.5 NEW SITE PLAN A1.1 DEMO PLAN A1.2 FLOOR PLAN A1.3 MEZZANINE FLOOR PLAN A2.1 EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS A2.2 EXTERIOR ELEVATIONS A3.1 WALL SECTIONS A3.2 WALL SECTIONS A4.1 DETAILS A4.2 SUN SHADE DETAILS A4.3 DETAILS A5.1 ENLARGED PLANS A6.1 DOOR & WINDOW SCHEDULES A7.1 FINISH SCHEDULE AND PARTITIONS A8.1 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS A8.2 INTERIOR ELEVATIONS A9.1 REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

AUSTIN RIDGE BIBLE CHURCH - SOUTHWEST CAMPUS

SHEET #

Southwest Campus Renovations

EXISTING WORSHIP BUILDING

Checked By:

NEW SITE PLAN NORTH

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

A0.5

4 A4.3

3 A4.3 PURLIN OUTRIGGER

PRE FINISHED METAL FASCIA

PREFINISHED GALV. METAL ROOF PANELS

1'-6"

.25:12 SLOPE

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1'-0"

4 A4.2

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STEEL BEAM BEYOND

7/8" HAT CHANNEL

PREFINISHED METAL SOFFIT PANELS

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5X3" STEEL TUBE FRAMING, PTD., FULLY CONCEALED WITHIN SOFFIT GALVANIZED 6" X 12" TUBE STEEL BEAM

1 A4.3

5X5" STEEL TUBE COLUMN, PTD. PREFINISHED SHEET METAL GUTTER & DOWNSPOUTS

VERTICAL MTL SIDING BASE FLASHING

ALT. CANOPY FRAMING

2X8" CAST STONE CAP

3/4" = 1'-0"

Edition:

3/8" LT GUAGE STEEL FRAMING

2 A4.3

ALT. 3/A3.1

3/4" T.I.G. PLYWOOD DECKING

FLEXIBLE FLASHING NOT CONNCTED TO CANOPY

Project Name:

2X12" DECK JOISTS FLASHING

AVADEK 'G' FLASHING

4 1/2" AVADEK DECKING

Job Number:

MTL STUD FRAMING AS REQ'D

Revisions:

6"X6" AVADEK BEAM

BREAK METAL BY WINDOW VENDOR

6"X6" AVADEK COLUMN

3'-4 1/2"

LIMESTONE COLUMNS AND VENEER

VAPOR BARRIER

1/2" SHEATHING

4" STONE VENEER MASONRY TIES 2" WEEP CAVITY

8" LT. GUAGE STL. FRAMING, 16" O.C.

Notes:

9'-8"

3 1/2" BATT INSULATION EXISTING 3 1/2" 2X4 FRAMING 5/8" PTD. GYP BD. BENT STEEL FRAME

BASE FLASHING Sheet Information

FILL SOLID

2'-6"

5" REINF. CONC. WALKWAY W/ #3 REBAR @ 16" O.C. EACH WAY. LIGHT BROOM FINISH, SEE PLAN FOR CJ'S & EJ'S.

EXP. JT.

NEW MASONRY LUG DOWELED TO EXISTING SLAB

PITCH @ 1:50

EXP. JT.

100'-0" FFH

EXP. 5/31/2014

Issued:

9/9/2013

Drawn By: BS

WALL SECTION

4'-0 1/2"

12'-3 1/4"

3'-4 5/8"

3/4" = 1'-0"

A3.1

WALL SECTION 3/4" = 1'-0"

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

2 A3.1

3X3 STEEL TUBE SUPPORT POSTS EA. SIDE FOR SUN SCREENS

MASONRY TIES 4" LIMESTONE VENEER

4" LIMESTONE VENEER

GROUT SOLID

2" CAVITY 8" LT. GUAGE STL. FRAMING, 16" O.C.

CONTINUOUS VAPOR BARRIER 3X3 STEEL TUBE SUPPORT POSTS EA. SIDE FOR SUN SCREENS

SEALANT & BACKER ROD

3SIM A3.2

J TRIM FLASHING

VERTICAL METAL SIDING

1/2" SHEATHING

J TRIM

7/8" HAT CHANNEL

EXISTING 8 1/4" BYPASS GIRTS

LIMESTONE WAINSCOT BELOW

5/8" PAINTED GYP. BD. EXISTING 2X4 STUD WALL EXISTING BENT FRAME

PLAN DETAIL

4" CMU W/ CORRUGATED TIES 4" LIMESTONE VENEER

EXISTING 2X4 FRAMING & INSULATION

PLAN DETAIL

1" = 1'-0"

6X6 AVADEK COLUMN

VAPOR BARRIER 8" LT. GUAGE STL. FRAMING, 16" O.C.

LIMESTONE WAINSCOT BELOW

CAVITY

CORNER FLASHING

MASONRY TIES 1/2" SHEATHING

VERTICAL METAL SIDING

2X4 WALL TIE-INS

2'-2"

2" CAVITY

VAPOR BARRIER

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1" GAP BETWEEN CMU & COLUMN

EXISTING METAL BENT FRAME

6" LT. GUAGE STL. FRAMING, 16" O.C. 1/2" SHEATHING

1/2" SHEATHING

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4" LIMESTONE VENEER

J TRIM

VERTICAL METAL SIDING

VAPOR BARRIER

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SEALANT & BACKER ROD

VAPOR BARRIER

PLAN DETAIL

1" = 1'-0"

PLAN DETAIL 1" = 1'-0"

LIMESTONE WAINSCOT BELOW EXISTING COLUMNS

SEE STRUCT. FOR CONC. FOOTING

4" CMU

1'-0"

GROUT SOLID

1" = 1'-0"

1'-0"

VERIFY

#4 REBAR MESH, 2' O.C. BOTH DIRECTIONS

Project Name:

PLAN DETAIL

APPROX. 1'-0"

Edition:

7/8" HAT CHANNEL

2'-2"

J TRIM

4" LIMESTONE VENEER

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8 1/4" 4 1/4" 3 1/2"

#4 REBAR MESH, 2' O.C. BOTH DIRECTIONS

1/2" SHEATHING

6" LT. GAUGE. STL. FRAMING, 16" O.C.

EXISTING HORIZONTAL 8 1/4" BYPASS GIRTS

Job Number:

Checked By:

WALL SECTIONS

1'-0"

Revisions:

1'-0"

5/8" PTD. GYP BD.

2X4" EXISTING WOOD FRAMING

1'-0"

EXISTING 3 1/2" BATT INSULATION

7/8" HAT CHANNEL

8" LT. GAUGE STL. FRAMING, 16" O.C.

BASE FLASHING

2"X8" CAST STONE CAP

4" STONE VENEER

2" WEEP CAVITY

VAPOR BARRIER

1/2" SHEATHING

MASONRY TIES

NEW CONCRETE MASONRY LUG

1" = 1'-0"

Notes:

1/2" GAP W/ SEALANT 1"

2"X10 1/2" CAST STONE CAP 4" LIMESTONE VENEER 4" CMU BLOCK, 1" GAP W/ CORRUGATED TIES TO STONE 6X6 AVADEK COLUMN 4" O.D. ALUMINUM PIPE, 1/8" THICK.

GROUT SOLID NEW CONCRETE MASONRY LUG (30" OR MATCH EXISTING LUG)

GROUT SOLID

PLAN DETAIL

BASE FLASHING

3 A3.2

2 1/2"

5/8" PTD. GYP BD.

5 1/2"

EXISTING 2X4 WOOD FRAMING

3 1/2" BATT INSULATION

1 1/2" VERT. MTL SIDING

2" DIA. GALV. FENCE CAP 3/8" DIA. GALV. THRU CARRIAGE BOLTS 5/4 X 6 HARDWOOD MOUNTED ON 1/4" GALV. PLATE

5/4 X 6 HARDWOOD; SEAMS AT PIPE CENTER

2" DIA. GALV. FENCE PIPE

1/4" GALVANIZED STEEL PLATE, WELDED TO PIPE

1/2" DIA. HILTI 150 ANCHORS (4 EA.)

1'-6"

CONCRETE FOOTING

Sheet Information

3/8" DIA. GALV. THRU CARRIAGE BOLTS

10" DIA. CONCRETE FOOTING

12X12 BASEPLATE

2" DIA. GALV. FENCE PIPE 10" DIA. CONCRETE BASE

EXP. 5/31/2014

Issued:

9/9/2013

Drawn By: BS

Checked By:

DETAILS 7

WALL DETAIL 1" = 1'-0"

CANOPY COLUMN DETAIL 1" = 1'-0"

SCREEN FENCE SECTION 1" = 1'-0"

SCREEN FENCE DETAIL 1" = 1'-0"

NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION

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GRACE COVENANT RENDERINGS JACKSON GALLOWAY ASSOCIATES 2013 AUSTIN, TX

Working under James Lindsayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s supervision at Jackson Galloway I produced the renderings for the Grace Covenant Church schematic design package. These images were delivered to the client to be presented to their congregation for fundraising.

BRIANSOWELL

CURRICULUM VITAE OBJECTIVE

Architects are responsible for designing the environment we inhabit. How the architecture is envisioned is a direct product of the designerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s beliefs and experiences. My goal is to apply my gifts of leadership and creativity to advance quality architecture based on responsible design, and to question and refine my beliefs that drive the architecture I create. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m interested in designing sustainable buildings that respond to the psychological and physical needs of their inhabitants and serve as a catalyst for the social interactions that fuel discussion and creativity.

EDUCATION

TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY Bachelor of Environmental Design May 2014 University honors student with a 4.0 in-major GPA and 3.96 overall. BARCELONA ARCHITECTURE COLLEGE Spring 2013 Semester abroad in Barcelona studying the urban development of the city and designing a market for the Barceloneta

PROFESSIONAL

JACKSON GALLOWAY ASSOCIATES Architecture Intern 2009-2013 Summer intern responsible for interaction and coordination with construction teams. Experience in all aspects of projects from master planning to construction administration. The summer of 2013 carried a small church renovation from schematic design to construction permit applications under the supervision of the firm principal Bob Galloway. WATT LAW FIRM Legal Assistant Summer 2012 Organized and prepared evidence binders for trial. I performed research for evidence in several real estate cases as well as edited boilerplate briefs and arbitration filings to fit specific cases. MORNINGSTAR LANDSCAPES Owner/Sole Proprietor 2002-2010 Developed a full time landscape design, installation, and maintenance business from mowing lawns in middle school. Designed and built small landscape projects between $5,000 and $12,000 for residential clients. Responsibilities included interaction with clients to determine their needs, developing marketing and growth plans, as well as hiring and training workers. I sold the business in 2010 to fund my college education.

ACTIVITIES

AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS (AIAS) 2010-2013 Chapter Vice President Texas A&M Assist in the administration of the AIAS at Texas A&M. Supervise and guide the efforts of the officers and act as liaison to the student body. Responsible for writing and establishing the updated constitution. Editor in Chief AXIOM Supervised the student publication and organized fund raising campaigns for production. I recruited and directed writers, provided the graphic design and layout for the magazine and edited articles. CAMP WINCHESTER, WINCHESTER TEXAS 2008-2012 Volunteer Counselor, Campus Development, and Program Coordinator Led boys camps for three summers at Camp Winchester. As program coordinator I was responsible for planning, logistics, and directing the team of counselors. Assisted in several construction projects in off-seasons, directing construction crews.

AWARDS

GATHRIGHT SCHOLAR AWARD Sophomore Recipient 2012 The most prestigious undergraduate award at Texas A&M, awarded to the top student from each class year out of each of the nine colleges. GATHRIGHT SCHOLAR AWARD Junior Recipient 2013 Second receipt of the Gathright Award for outstanding junior. PHI KAPPA PHI OUTSTANDING JUNIOR Junior Recipient 2013 Scholarship and award presented to the outstanding Junior from each college within the University. CRAIG A SMITH â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;85 SCHOLARSHIP 2013 Awarded annually to an undergraduate student who shows strong promise in architecture and demonstrates leadership ability PORTFOLIO HONORABLE MENTION 2012 Finalist for upper level portfolio, selected for display in the College of Architecture

SKILLS

Revit, Vectorworks, AutoCAD, Adobe Creative Suite, Rhino3D, Maxwell, Sketchup, Physical Models, Sketching, Collaboration, Piano Performance

CONTACT

bk.sowell@gmail.com 512.417.3062 160 Bohles Rd., Wimberley, TX 78676