BRADLEE PAIGE. Architecture & Design Portfolio Iowa State University Undergraduate Selected Works: 2010-2015
Bradlee Paige Address: 2909 Oakland St. Ames, IA 50014 Phone: 641.203.4513 Email: bradleepaige@gmail.com
Initial Statement The following pages contain work from both my educational career at Des Moines Area Community College in the Architectural Technologies program as well as at Iowa State University in the Professional Architecture program. It also contains samples of professional work from my internship experience at BSB Design, a residential firm in West Des Moines, Iowa. I have interned for them for the past three summers and it has been a true privilege to get the opportunity to further my education in residential housing and construction outside the classroom. My previous interest in the field of engineering has tremendously helped me in my success in pursuing a career in architecture. Learning the details of how a building comes together and ultimately makes a building work has been something that has always fascinated me. How we can do this with the minimum amount of waste and resources is something else that has become more apparent in my studies. In a world with diminishing resources, I believe that we as architects will play a leading role in ensuring what we design is used to its maximum potential in a way that also enhances human experience. Architecture has made a significant impact in my life and I hope to continue expressing this passion to those around me in the many years to come. Thank you for your time and consideration.
Arch 202: Spring 2012 Professor: James Spiller Location: Ames, IA Collaboration: Deep Stresthra
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Arch 302: Spring 2013 Professor: Chamilia Subasinghe Location: Soho, NY Collaboration: Individual
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The Shared Story
Arch 302: Spring 2013 | Professor: Chamila Subasinghe | Location: Soho, NY | Collaboration: Individual
The Shared Story is a program designed for providing community and support for those living with HIV. After being diagnosed with the illness, loved ones often leave their partners leaving the other with feelings of loneliness, depression, and guilt. Through support, counseling, exercise, and interaction with others, one may find peace and better sense of well-being. In this program, tenants are given the opportunity to open their units to outside guests living with HIV to help bring in additional income. Here tenants can help provide support to those who are going through the same challenges as they have faced and are currently facing.
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Opening in volume to bring sunlight into community center space.
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Retail entrance for Kenneth Cole faces street corner to avoid interfering with resident and tenant traffic.
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To give tenants a unique sense of ownership, pride, and individuality of their unit from the streetscape.
CHASE ALIGNMENT
Alignment of chases helped to bring order in a system consisting of shifting planes and protruding edges.
Diagrams: AutoCAD + Illustrator
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COMMUNITY HEALING + SUPPORT When people are diagnosed with HIV, their partners often leave. This leaves the person with feelings of irrepressible pain and guilt with often no one else to talk to. This can lead to worsening health conditions and shorter life expectancies due to stress. Through a healthy diet, exercise, and a supportive environment, a better and longer life for those living with this illness can be possible.
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Rendering: Revit, Photoshop, and Illustrator
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Unit Floors: 3 - 6
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PROGRAM Units are located on the perimeter to maximize sunlight and views to the street. The community space offers opportunity for tenants to hold events as well as exercise in a protected environment. The atrium helps to bring in additional natural sunlight down into space to decrease the need for artificial lighting. Kenneth Cole was an appropriate choice for the retail space since they donate a small percentage of profit towards AIDS and HIV research.
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Building Section: Revit
Ground Floor
Rendering: Revit + Photoshop
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Transitional Healing
Arch 301: Fall 2012 | Professor: Jungwoo Ji | Location: Winterset, IA | Collaboration: Ashley Wire | *Hansen Prize Finalist
Transitional Healing is a project that was developed to help patients transition back into daily life through intermittent exposures between public and private space. Separating these components into two separate pieces allows for public activities such as the restaurant and farmer’s market to take place while patients visiting for meditation could do so without interruption. By providing a space for patients to recover safely away from society, these transitions between public and private would hopefully aid in their recovery and shift back into everyday life.
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SITE STRATEGY Mapping our movement throughout the site, we noticed a distinct separation between open and private space. The open space was reserved for the more public portions of the programs whereas the more selcuded were reserved for healing and meditation. 15
Section Model: Chipboard + Lasercut
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TRANSITION TRANSITION + RECOVERY Using transitions between the public and private portions of the program, patients can rehabilitate at their own pace. By separating the meditation chamber, patients can focus on themselves mentally and physically in a well controlled environment. Housing is also provided near the meditation chamber for those planning to stay several nights. 17
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The Machine
Arch 202: Spring 2012 | Professor: James Spiller | Location: Ames, IA | Collaboration: Deep Stresthra
The machine was a project designed around instigating a particular fear or phobia. If you have ever swam in a pond or lake you have probably noticed that things begin to get darker as you approach the bottom. This is due to the decrease in the amount of light rays which can only reach beyond a certain depth. Things also begin to feel ‘tighter’ and more compressed as a result of the increasing pressure around you. Aquaphobia, or the fear of water, is a phobia which causes anxiety or restlessness amongst individuals near or around the presence of water for some of these exact reasons. This machine tries to simulate the scenario of one sinking underwater, fighting to keep one’s head above water.
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Drawing: Pencil on Mylar
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ASSEMBLY
The ability to customize greatly improved our control of the attachment of gears and mechanical equipment to the helmet. This also made for a cleaner appearance as well as a safer, more comfortable helmet. 23
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Battery Air Pump
Pumps air into containers located inside the helmet.
Light Light is generated by the turning of the belt. The more rotations, the more light is produced inside the helmet. The less rotations, the less light is produced inside the helmet.
Gear and Piston Turning of the piston restricts air from being pumped into the bladders. The faster one pedals, the less air will enter inside the helmet.
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Overlap + Extension
Arch 403: Fall 2014 | Professor: Rob Whitehead | Location: Marfa, TX | Collaboration: Jackie Katcher
This was a project aimed at reconciling a very unique, art rich town with the incorporation of a multi-family housing project to help promote and catalyze support for rent-able housing. With such large areas of land available in Texas, consolidating space into a community was a big challenge in the development of this project. By separating the site into individual strips of land, we hoped to instigate a particular response into how land should be divided and marked as boundary.
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Rendering: Revit + Photoshop
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CONNECTION TO DOWNTOWN
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Site Plan: AutoCAD + Photoshop
The diagrams above represent boundary studies, each emphasizing a particular path of movement and visual connection. Using these somewhat vague and opaque lines to separate property, we hoped to better instigate a sense of community amongst the residents living on the property. The incorporation of a bike path also was aimed at providing a better relationship between the multifamily housing and the downtown area.
Rendering: Cinema 4D
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form derivation
connection detail
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Operable clerestory windows for passive cooling
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Maximum Square Footage Buildable
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Central Axis of Movement
Introduction of ‘Implied’ Boundaries and Structure
Parti and Allocation of Window Openings
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ANGLED 2x6 STUD - WELD FLUSH TO BOTTOM OF STEEL RIB
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Rammed Earth wall serves as thermal mass
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Final Board Submittal
Radiant floor heating
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT DMACC Architectural Technologies PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT PRODUCT Arch 193: Spring 2010 | Professor: Mike Gatzke | Location: Ankeny, IA | Collaboration: Individual
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These are a few drawings I completed during my time at Des Moines Area Community College in the Architectural Technologies Program to which I was exposed to a variety of different mediums and software including hand-drafting, AutoCAD, Revit, and Google Sketchup. We spent a single semester on each program and in the end were assigned to complete a set of Construction Documents for an already existing commercial building.
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Summer 2014 | Supervisor: Chris Jorgensen | Location: West Des Moines, IA | Collaboration: Team + Individual
Over a period of three weeks, I was responsible for completing a construction detail package for our client Village Homes stationed near Denver, Colorado. The client was beginning a new series of homes with new elevations and materials so a new set needed to be completed. The detail package previously released also needed updating so this also gave us opportunity to review these sets and make any corrections needed. I mainly worked with Josh Nieland who is a job captain that recently moved from our West Des Moines office to our newly opened Denver office. Josh works with John Koch who is an architectural coordinator for Village Homes and serves as the main client contact. To the right is a sample page from the final general details set.
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LINCOLNSHIRE These renderings represent a series of townhouses in Lincolnshire, IL. These renderings were later presented by the client to the Architectural Review Board committees for review and to illustrate how well the new design would fit into their proposed locations. 43
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Resume - Bradlee Paige
Address: 2909 Oakland St Ames, IA 50014 | Phone: 641.203.4513 | Email: bradleepaige@gmail.com
Bachelors of Architecture | Iowa State University | Ames, IA • Minors in Sustainability and Digital Media
May 2015: GPA: 3.41
Rome Study Abroad Program | Iowa State University | Rome, Italy • Roma Tre Workshop
January - May 2014
Associates in Architectural Technologies | DMACC | Ankeny, IA
May 2010: GPA: 3.81
Teaching Assistant | Iowa State University | Ames, IA Assist and direct students in their first year in the Core Design Program
Spring 2015
Lightfoot Scholarship Recipient | Iowa State University
Spring 2014
Jeffrey Pilling Architecture Scholarship Recipient | Iowa State University
Fall 2013
Hansen Prize Finalist | Iowa State University • Project: Transitional Healing
Fall 2012
First Place Team - Masonry Institute of Iowa | Iowa State University
Fall 2011
Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society | DMACC
Spring 2009 - Spring 2010
Top Five Percent Graduating Class | Chariton High School
Spring 2008
Programs • *Autodesk AutoCAD • *Autodesk Revit • *Google Sketchup • Cinema 4D • *Microsoft Office • *Adobe Photoshop • *Adobe Illustrator • *Adobe InDesign • Rhinoceros
Other • Handdrafting • *Computer Rendering • *Lasercut Fabrication • Woodworking • *Modeling • Photography
Hobbies + Interests • Playing the guitar • Photography • Camping • Ballroom dance
EXPERIENCE
REFERENCES
Intramural School Official | Iowa State Recreational Services | Ames, IA Official for student intramural sporting events
Fall 2014 - Spring 2015
Student Intern | BSB Design | West Des Moines, IA Work collaboratively with other members of the office to produce detailed plans for residential property developers across the country
Summer 2012 - Summer 2014
Sound Board Administrator | Capitol City Baptist Church | Ankeny, IA Handled sound operations during band practices, church services, and events
Fall 2010 - Fall 2011
Warehouse Selector | Perishable Distributors of Iowa | Ankeny, IA Processed orders to be shipped to various stores throughout the Midwest with high value to customer service
Fall 2008 - Fall 2011
Laborer | Peters Construction | Milo, IA Assisted in the construction of different projects around the state in residential remodeling and landscaping
Summer 2008
Sound Board Administrator | First Baptist Church | Chariton, IA Handled sound operations during band practices, church services, and events
Fall 2004 - Spring 2008
Warehouse Selector | Hy-Vee Warehouse Distribution Center | Chariton, IA Processed orders to be shipped to various stores throughout the Midwest with high value to customer service
Fall 2006 - Spring 2008
Mike Gatzke | Program Chair Architectural Technologies | DMACC Phone: 515.964.6593 | Email: mlgatzke@dmacc.edu Jungwoo Ji | Lecturer | Iowa State University Phone: 914.419.4589 | Email: techarch@iastate.edu Chris Jorgensen | Partner | BSB Design Inc. Phone: 515.273.3020 | Email: cjorgensen@bsbdesign.com
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