Cameron Goldsmith | Architecture Portfolio | 2019

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Cameron R Goldsmith Selected Works | Student + Professional + Competition



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PROJECT ARCHIVE

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NET ZERO VETERANS HOUSING | new orleans, louisiana EDR | PD_CA | 2018 | SBP - DESIGN/BUILD

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GEORGIA TECH DALNEY BUILDING | atlanta, georgia EDR | DD_CD | 2017 | GEORGIA TECH - DESIGN/BUILD

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WASHINGTON PLAZA WINERY | houston, texas UH | 2012 | Prof Donna Kacmar

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URBAN ECOLOGY LAB | houston, texas UH | 2010 | Prof James Ray

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INN_FILL | verona, italy UH | 2012 | Prof Peter Zweig

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VERTICAL HYBRID CITY | barcelona, spain Spain-China Architecture Competition | 2011

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CATALYST | houston, texas ZCA | SD_CD | 2014 | Marquette

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PARQ | denver, colorado ZCA | PD_CD | 2016 | Greystar

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CAMDEN CONTÉ | houston, texas ZCA | PD_CD | 2015 | Camden Property Trust

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BRIDGE_HAUS | guadalupe river Personal Design | 2016

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NET ZERO VETERANS HOUSING | new orleans, louisiana EDR | PD_CA | 2018 | SBP - DESIGN/BUILD 3 45,130 sqft 50 77 650 to 800 sqft Wellness Center | 600 sqft Community Center | 925 sqft Total | 1525 sqft $6.4 M | $142/sqft Budget: +$1M Donation | $157/sqft Net Zero | EUI 16 kBtu/sf/yr Environment: Green Communities Certified Energy Star V3.0 Certified Levels: Gross: Unit Count: Bedrooms: Unit Range: Amenity:

Second phase of four phase master plan for SBP, a national disaster response organization. St Peter Veterans Housing adds 50 residential units (low income and market rate) to the Treme neighborhood with a strong focus on resilience both in Tenant Occupants and Building Performance. Within the Tenant Occupancy, St Peter is a Resilient Home for Veterans, primarily single mothers returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. The building is designed to encourage community engagement, which includes a wellness center (for yoga and mediation), a common/ meeting room with kitchenette (for both tenants and the public), and a series of public/private outdoor spaces (for socializing, meditation, and community gardening.) Through Building Performance, St Peter is “Net Zero” through a combination of passive and active strategies. Utilizing highly efficient HVAC systems, lighting controls/fixtures, and appliances, the energy demand to maintain the health and comfort of occupants is minimized. Furthermore, through a partnership between SBP and Entergy, St Peter Residential supports 460 solar panels and a battery capable of producing the same amount of power required to operate the building within a year. Contributions: SBP St Peter was the first project to take on the role of “Project Architect” and lead/coordinate every aspect of the design and development. Along with the “typical” roles of a Project Architect and Project Designer, I took on many of the Project Managment roles. Further more, I worked closely with EDR’s other Sustainability & Building Performance Enablers, in achieving EDR’s and Louisiana’s first Net Zero Multi-Family Building.

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CONTEXT | DUPLEXS + WARHOUSES

St Peter was designed to reflect the surrounding light industrial neighborhood, and create a variety social spaces for tenants. With a series of warehouses, and small Louisiana Style Duplexes, I looked to merge the two building types by combining scale, form and materiality. To further embrace the “social front porch� found on most New Orleans homes, I carried the entry social space thru the entry courtyard and breeze way circulation spaces. 67 3(7(5 675((7

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Community Room Wellness Center Expressive Spaces Reflective Spaces

VETERAN WELLNESS | THERAPY + YOGA + EXTERIOR SOCIAL SPACES

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ENTERGY | SOLAR PANELS + BATTERY BANK


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With a high focus on women veterans, St Peter was designed with a series of “see and be seen” private and public spaces, where tenants can confide with each other and support there internal community. St Peter includes a series of reflective and social spaces, such as a yoga studio and community room for tenant social gatherings and weekly group therapy. In addition to the internal spaces, a variety of exterior spaces include a series of various sized social spaces (front porch, breeze way, primary courtyard), a dog park, community garden, and a meditation courtyard. PATH TO RESILIENCES | OCCUPANT + PERFORMANCE

By further advancing the buildings highly energy efficient design strategies, St Peter incorporates 460 solar panels and a battery bank, able to produce as much energy as consumed.

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NET ZERO “VANILLA APARTMENT” VS ST PETER | NET ZERO = ENERGY USE + PRODUCED

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Mechanical | Plumbing | Electrical APPLIANCES ENERGY STAR CERT.

LIGHTING LED / 0.32 W/SF SENSORS ENERGY DESIGN

WATER HEATER 0.92 E-FACTOR HEAT PUMP FIXTURES 0.5-1.0 GPM

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Net Zero Adjusments

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ENERGY USE INTENSITY | NET ZERO ADJUSTMENTS

In order to achieve Net Zero, we began to run a series of E-Quest Energy models starting with the Enterprise Green Communities established envelope, mechanical, lighting, and appliances. Surprisingly we discovered that the most cost effect and easiest way to implement a lower Energy Use Intensity was through adding intermittent fans and switching to domestic hot water heat pumps. In turn, we were able to reduce the EUI from 30.1 to 16.4 which brought us to a “best case” scenario 213,610 kWh/yr.

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LEVEL 2 & 3 UNITS

Community Room Wellness Center 1 Bed Unit 1 Bed ADA Unit 2 Bed Unit 2 Bed ADA Unit

LEVEL 1 UNITS & AMENITIES


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GEORGIA TECH DALNEY BUILDING | atlanta, georgia EDR | DD_CD | 2017 | GEORGIA TECH - DESIGN/BUILD Levels: Gross:

Budget: Environment:

4+ Office | 50,000 sqft Garage | 240,000 sqft Total | 290,000 sqft $34.2 M EUI 25 kBtu/sf/yr Black Water Treatment WELL Building Design

Georgia Tech (GT) is in the process of constructing an Eco Commons to restore and embrace portions of the natural Piedmont Forest that once stood before, through a series of landscape and architectural “Green Developments”. The Dalney Building is designed to front and embrace the Eco Commons while expanding on the GT Greenway; essentially replacing surface parking with green space and moving cars into garages (reduces stormwater runoff from surface lots and heat island effect). The Dalney Building is further designed to restore the Piedmont and meet Georgia Tech’s commitment to new WELL Building Design goals by incorporating a Blackwater Treatment Facility, that incorporates a series of indoor/outdoor educational spaces that filter and blur the lines between the Eco Commons, Office Building, and Parking Garage. By incorporating the Blackwater Treament, the Office and Parking Garage split from each other creating a green courtyard that draws in the Eco Commons up and through the primary programmatic spaces, in turn allowing in additional natural lighting and further reducing manufactured lighting loads throughout the day. In considering current market and technological trends, the Dalney Parking Deck has also been designed for future re-use. With Uber/Lift become more frequent, along with the expectation of self-driving cars, it is easy to assume that parking garages and lots will become less cumbersome. By desinging in the ability to convert the parking garage into future office space, we estimate between a 40 to 50% carbon reduction, and quicker build time. Contributions: I contributed in designing, reviewing, and implementing the building envelope and taking the lead for detailing and cost implications. I also ran the day lighting analysis, in helping our team design an effective window wall pattern/percentage. I also took a heavy role in implementing and designing the parking garage, parking entry, and courtyard space. As design “wrapped up” I continued to assist the project architect on design, code review, and coordination. 07


HORIZONTAL DAYLIGHT CONTROL

PANORAMIC VIEW OF THE ECO COMMONS

GARAGE REDUCES CAMPUS SURFACE LOT AREA

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PUBLIC DISPLAY BLACKWATER TREATMENT GARDENS

OFFICE LOBBY

CONNECTION The Dalney building is an office building that has been de-laminated from its neighboring parking deck. a green courtyard separates the two and acts as a connection of the building’s nature to the large parkscape, ecocommons, planned for south of the project. The office building features panoramic views of the eco-commons, a fourth floor terrace, and highly visible stair to encourage movement.

UNDERGROUND REUSE & IRRIGATION CISTERNS

GREENFIELD ST. GARAGE ENTRY BEYOND


GROUND FLOOR PROGRAM AND ACCESS The dogtrot offers covered exterior access to the prefunction area and conference room to the east and the blackwater viewing, tanks, and primary office circulaiton to the west. Centrally located to the network of ecocommons paths, the dogtrot allows for ease of access for students and visitors coming from other parts of campus. The parking garage is accessed from greenfield or Dalney Streets. Bike parking is also available adjacent to Dalney Street.

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BLACK WATER TREATMENT FACILITY North Georgia water shortages continue to raise costs for Georgia Tech; therfore, an opportunity for a blackwater treatment system to feed the campus chilled water loop became a solution for economics and sustainability. Three arms of smart water use on site: (1) Blackwater Reclamation cleans and reuses building blackwater for reuse in campus HVAC equipment; (2) reclaimed stream bed and neighboring cistern captured stormwater for landscape irrigation; (3) a second cistern under the courtyard and parking deck to collect roof condensate for reuse as grey water (toilet flushing). 08


WELL Building | Gold Certified

Never Day-Lit

Sometimes Day-Lit

Mostly DayLit

Daylighting Analysis


PROJECT PERFORMANCE The Dalney project is currently tracking Gold on the WELL standard as indicated by the scorecard to the far left. Daylight analysis has been continually run on the design throughout the Design Development phase. Current analysis indicates the design of the facade is allowing for maximum daylight autonomy in the space with minimal high glare areas, as indicated in the diagram to the bottom left. This is achieved through a lower window to wall ratio and a series of fins that allow view but minimize the “hot spot� areas on the floorplate. A flexible interior layout with careful attention to ceiling height and full height partition placement also allows for the daylight to penetrate further in the space.

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FACADE PATTERN INSPIRATION Pattern studies for the office building were informed by the Eco-Commons, a future forest like park experience directly south of this building. The horizontal pattern density is derived from the density of foliage seen from the lower to upper tree canopy. Vertical elements on the facade were minimized to emulate the field of relief tree trunks give in the forest.

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WASHINGTON PLAZA WINERY | houston, texas UH | 2012 | Prof Donna Kacmar

The Washington Plaza Winery is a junction between Washington Avenue and the surrounding Houston’s Sixth Ward occupants. What was once a highly industrial area, artists and entrepreneurs have begun to redevelop the historical avenue into a series of galleries, restaurants, bars, and venues. The WPW is designed to reflect the business and pleasure of the re-developing area. Because of the delicate process of wine development and the social behaviors of the public, two separate per-engineered buildings contain the environment that suits the program. A plaza between the two buildings joins the two programs and acts as a filter to the barrel storage below.

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URBAN ECOLOGY LAB | houston, texas UH | 2010 | Prof James Ray The City of Houston, located in the coastal plains, is in a constant state of development. What was once geographically in flux due to the marshes, bayous and tributaries, the city has only heightened and stimulated the change through urban sprawl. The Urban Ecology Lab serves as a public outreach program of a multidisciplinary institute which studies the human and natural effects on changes in the Gulf / Bayou ecosystem. The facility comprises an interrelationship of traditionally separate disciplines: Ecotoxicology, Nutrients, and Coastal Assessment. Each of the three studies maintains their own unique research labs, offices, holding tanks, and artificial fields, which are arranged through a hierarchy of recourse and sequence. Through the form of the building, the angled exterior faรงade allows ample sun light to the artificial fields, as well as assisting in the collection of rain fall into the holding tanks. From within, the skin functions as a filter, in reducing glare and heat gain. Design Process

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INN_FILL | verona, italy UH | 2012 | Prof Peter Zweig Entering into the 21 century, the technologies and defense systems within the city of Verona, Italy had come to a halt. Withing the walls that had once blocked out trespassers to the city, INN_FILL redefines the function of the San Bernardino Bastion by inlaying a health spa and resort. res .

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hotel HOTEL

restaurant RESTAURANT

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VERTICAL HYBRID CITY | barcelona, spain Spain-China Architecture Competition | 2011 The Vertical Hybrid City is a response to a neighborhood currently under a definite development, with the introduction of a new building typology: the “hybrid building�. This typology challenges the already establish high-rise structure by concentrating services scattered over the entire city into a single building. The VHC creates a container, with different spaces and activities, whose main characteristic is complexity. Inspired by the failed concept of the office building as a juxtaposition of homogeneous floor plans with the aim to economically optimize the land use, VHC contains spaces and programs accumulate with no homogeneity but a connection through public spaces. It is a new space mainly characterized by a diverse functional density, the continuity of the section though public spaces while maintaining the uniqueness presence. This space seeks an interaction between public and private areas and for a bigger relationship with the road infrastructure. Massing

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CATALYST | houston, texas ZCA | SD_CD | 2014 | Marquette Levels: Gross: Unit Count: Bedrooms: Unit Range: Unit Average: Retail Size: Amenity:

28 725,813 sqft 361 467 610 to 2,000 sqft 953 sqft 6,800 sqft 34,300 sqft south facade + minuet maid park

Catalyst Houston is a mixed-use luxury apartment one block from the Houston Astros Minute Maid Park on the north east side of Houston’s Central Business District. Designed to reflect the historical mid-rise structures of the area, while adapting to the modern high rise glass vernacular, Catalyst is merger of low level masonry with metal and glass tower accents. The lower mid-rise podium of the building is designed to reflect the brick and stone masonry of Houston’s old Union Station, now Minute Maid Park, which has become a corner stone of a public sidewalk/street scape re-development. The tower, located and oriented toward the center of downtown, captures uninterrupted views to the historical districts and towers such as the Neils Esperson, J.P. Morgan Chase, and Pennzoil Place.

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Contributions: Catalysist allowed me an opportunity to assist the lead project designer and architect on both the interior and exterior development and documentation. I laid out apartment units and assisted in developing the amenity spaces. On the exterior I further developed the massing and materials through documentation and renderings.

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The views and amenity spaces of Catalyst are arranged in a vertical hierarchy of public to private. At ground level are the most “public” of amenities such as the conference rooms, wifi lounge, dry cleaning, and mail/parcel rooms. At level 9 are the fitness/yoga, aqua lounge and 20,000 sqft of exterior amenities, such as the pool, activity lawn, and outdoor kitchen. At level 26, a resident lounge with views to downtown and a demo kitchen. On level 28, a ballpark club exclusively for penthouse residents with direct views of the Astros’ home plate.

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PARQ | denver, colorado ZCA | PD_CD | 2016 | Greystar Levels: Gross: Unit Count: Bedrooms: Unit Range: Unit Average: Retail Size: Amenity:

16 798,121sqft 302 468 545 to 3,517 sqft 1,280 sqft 12,538 sqft 28,800 sqft morning room

Located along Speer Blvd in the Golden Triangle of Denver, Parq is at the forefront of Cheery Creek’s redevelopment. As an upscale urban living approach of the “Denver Life Style”, key focuses are on cycling/exercise, health foods, and pets. At street level, public approach is highly encourage with an urban grocer, a coffee shop and restaurant. Along Cherry Creek’s bike path, public air pumps and repair stations are located.

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Contributions: My primary responsibilities on Parq were to design, develope, render, document, and coordinate the exterior of the building. Along with the design, I researched “new” materials and methods that our office had not previously used, to further compliment strict city design standards + ordinances, maintain clients targeted net rentable area, and alleviate value engineering. I also worked along with interiors and landscaping to blend indoor and outdoor spaces through the program and material selection.

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PERFORATED GARAGE SCREENING

RETAIL ENTRY

RECESSED PERFORATED GARAGE SCREENING

TERRACOTTA BAGUETTES

RETAIL PATIO SEATING

4’ RETAIL WALL SCONCE

METAL FRAME TO MATCH TOWER

PROPOSED RETAIL SIGNAGE

TERRACOTTA FACADE

RESIDENT ELEVATOR / FIRE EXIT

ACID ETCHED GLASS GARAGE SCREENING

PROPOSED 2D CANOPY SIGNAGE

RECESSED PERFORATED GARAGE SCREENING

RETAIL WINDOW WALL SYSTEM

CORRUGATED PERFORATED GARAGE SCREENING

RETAIL ENTRY

PROPOSED RETAIL SIGNAGE LOCATION

Enlarged Retail Elevation

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CORRUGATED PERFORATED GARAGE SCREENING

TOWN HOME WINDOW WALL SYSTEM

TERRACOTTA FACADE

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LOBBY ENTRANCE

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PROPOSED BUILDING SIGNAGE LOCATION

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CAMDEN CONTÉ | houston, texas ZCA | PD_CD | 2015 | Camden Property Trust Levels: Gross: Unit Count: Bedrooms: Unit Range: Unit Average: Retail Size: Amenity:

21 651,187 sqft 271 347 700 to 2,100 sqft 1,055sqft 5,238 sqft 26,411 sqft resident entry

Diagonally located from the Toyota Center, home of the Houston Rockets, Camden Conté is a luxury apartment targeted toward young business professionals. Camden Conté will add a mix use node to the center of Houston Central Business District and bring back retail and residents that have been missing for decades. As a “Point Tower” design, the building pulls back away from the street, to allow store fronts, seating and walk ability along Root Square Park. With a central parking garage, a “base” of apartment units and town homes wrap around the north and west facades to soften and scale to the older buildings surrounding the site.

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Contributions: Throughout Camden Conte, I worked on multiple tasks, such as laying out program spaces, apartment units and massing development. My largest contribution was developing the exterior, starting at the ground level retail, by creating a textural language that pulls up and through the building in using “local” limestone finishes and rustic metal entry frames. In addition, I worked on renderings, documentation, and coordination.

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north elevation + toyota center + root square park

retail + restaurant


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BRIDGE_HAUS | guadalupe river Personal Design | 2016 PLUMB

“An idea is never conceived in a single sitting, but a stew of unconscious thoughts in need of a single spark, to come together into fruition. To me, Bridge_Haus is an accumulation of my life, starting with my fascination of trains as a little boy, to floating the Guadalupe River year after year, to studying architecture not only as a form or space, but as an extension of the occupant. Architecture which is interactive, and can be re-used and redefined. Bridge_ Haus is more than a home, more than a reusable material, it is my life brought into my passion for design. It is my fruition.” Bridge_Haus is a plan to re-use an abandoned rail line that runs over the Guadalupe River in New Braunfels, Texas. Though clichéd with “shipping container homes”, I was inspired by the context and relationship of freight and rail transit. Therefore, a shipping container on a rail line is, after all, in place. Through the increased trend of “Airbnb” vacationing, Bridge_Hause is a place where others, as well as my family, can experience my passion and enjoy the natural beauty of Texas.

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CAMERON R GOLDSMITH | c.goldsmith@yahoo.com | 281.961.8964 | 6742 Bellaire. New Orleans. LA. 70124 PROFESSION

ESKEW DUMEZ RIPPLE Project Designer | 9.2017-Current | New Orleans. LA. Roles Responsibility Sustainability Analysis Coordination Clients Phases

Project Manager | “Architect” | Designer Programming, Planning, Massing, Exterior and Interior Development, 3D+2D Renderings, Presentations, Sustainability Analysis/Research, Coordination, Pricing/Budget Analysis Net Zero | Enterprise Greeen Communties | Energy Star Design | Advanced Energy Design Guidlines Thermal | Acoustical | Daylight | Solar |Storm Water State, City, AHJ | Owner | Contractor | MEP | Structural | Landscape | HERS Rater | Acoustician | Solar NonProfit - SBP | Universities - Georiga Tech, NOCHI, UNC, LSU Competiton Proposals to Construction Administration

ZIEGLER COOPER ARCHITECTS | urban residential studio Design Professional | 4.2013-9.2017 | Houston. TX. Roles Responsibility Coordination Clients Phases

“Architect” | Designer | Model Shop Manager Programming, Planning, Massing, Exterior and Interior Development, 3D+2D Renderings, Presentations, Consultant Coordination Owner | Contractor | MEP | Structural | Landscape Developers - Marquette, Camden, Greystar, Dinerstein Concept to Construction Documentation

EDUCATION

UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON Bachelors of Architecture | 5 Year Professional Degree | 7.2008-5.2013 | Houston. TX. Cum Laude with (6) Projects Selected for Accreditation Italy Summer Study Abroad Program

COMPETITIONS MH17 MEMORIAL + PARK | matterbetter competition Team Leader | Participant | Amsterdam. Netherlands | 12.2014-1.2015

VISIONS FOR THE VILLAGE | the rice design alliance competition Team Leader | “Most Visionary” award | Rice Village. Houston. TX | 8.2014

SC2011 / VERTICAL CITY | spain-china architecture competition Team Leader | Participant | Barcelona. Spain | 6-8.2011


SKILL BIM/DWG Revit Autocad Vectorworks

3D

GRAPHIC

RENDER

HAND

Sketchup Rhino

Photoshop Illustrator InDesign

Enscape Oculus VR V-Ray

Sketching Model Building Photography

ORGANIZATIONS/ACHIEVEMENTS New Harmony | MLK Day of Service Project Leader | EDR | 1.2019

FutureNOLA | New Orleans 300th Anniversary Exhibition 2017-2018

APEX | MLK Day of Service Project Leader | EDR + Bastion | 1.2018

LEED | green associate 6.2014

Golden Key International Honour Society 2010-2013

ITALART / ITALY | summer study abroad program + studio University of Houston / Texas A&M / University of Texas | 6-8.2012

EAGLE SCOUT | boy scouts of america Troop 584 | Katy. TX | 2.2004

REFERENCES Z SMITH, FAIA | 504.952.0170 | zsmith@eskewdumezripple.com Principle | Director of Sustainability & Building Performance | Eskew Dumez Ripple | New Orleans. LA.

MARK RIPPLE, AIA | 504.616.7144 | mripple@eskewdumezripple.com Principle | Director of Operations | Eskew Dumez Ripple | New Orelans. LA.

SHAWN PRÉAU, AIA | 504.388.9852 | spreau@eskewdumezripple.com Senior Associate | Project Manager | Eskew Dumez Ripple | New Orelans. LA.


CAMERON R GOLDSMITH

| c.goldsmith@yahoo.com | 281.961.8964 | 6742 Bellaire. New Orleans. LA. 70124


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