Rayven A. Cannon
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AYVEN’S DESIGN PORTFOLIO ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY P: 480-825-0029 E: RACANNO1@ASU.EDU
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JACKSON STREET PARKING GARAGE FALL 2019 / ARCHITECTURE STUDIO II
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TIMBER IN THE CITY SPRING 2019 / ARCHITECTURE STUDIO II
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STUDENT PAVILION SUMMER 2018 / ARCHITECTURE SUMMER STUDIO
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RESUME
“Logic will get you from A to B. Imagination will take you anywhere.” ALBERT EINSTEIN
JACKSON STREET PARKING GARAGE Fall 2019 / Architecture Studio II Instructor / Elizabeth McLean Jackson Street Parking Garage is Located in the warehouse district of downtown Phoenix. The garage served as a new way to explore renovations. Transforming the parking garage into Arizona State University’s new Herberger Institute for Design. Performance envelope is incorporated into the design allowing the Architecture to work with the location of the site.
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Site Map
Original Site
1. original structure
2. analysis
3. conceptual application
4. program design
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1. Presentation Room 2. Administration Offices 3. Studio’s 4. Computer Lab 5. Study Nooks 6. Classroom 7. Cafe 8. Outdoor Space 9. Existing Garage 10. Restroom 11. Open Collaboration 12. Auditorium
South Elevation
East Elevation
Columns
Frame
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Zinc Screen
South Section
In this technical studio I chose to create a zinc framing system. Zinc is a versatile material that can serve many purposes such as a functional rainscreen, or a ventilated facade system. In addition, Zinc is a recyclable material that can typically last up to 100 years. The screen system serves as a shade structure for the renovated parking garage. Shown in the south elevation, the building is mainly covered by the perforated zinc which helps block the rays coming in from the high-noon sun. On the north side of the building there are cut outs of the zinc system to allow for increased air flow. In the renovated parking garage, carvings on the south, east and north side of the building are used to maximize natural light exposure throughout the building.
East Section
TIMBER IN THE CITY Spring 2019 / Architecture Studio II Instructor / Katherine Smith The competition challenges Participants to re-imagine a vacant waterfront site in Queens, New York, as a vibrant and vanguard model of healthy, biophilic living for the Future of the city. Embracing new structural and ecological Possibilities of wood construction, entrants will design a mid-rise, mixed-use complex that includes Affordable housing, a large Community wellness facility, and an early childhood education center, all interlaced with a new exterior public waterfront space.
1. original structure
2. analysis
3. conceptual application
4. program design
Classroom 0-2
Classroom 0-2
Classroom 0-2
Classroom 2-3
Classroom 0-2
Classroom 2-3
Histori Center
Administration
Fitness Room Fitness Room Fitness Room
Fitness Room
Third Floor
Restaurant
Pre-K Indoor Play Area Classroom
Grocery Store
Coffee Shop
Pre-K Classroom Pre-K Classroom
Pre-K Classroom RR Locker Room
History Center
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Locker Room
Cardio and Weight Room Computer Lab
Restaurant
Dry-Cleaners
Laundry
Second Floor Principal’s Administration Office
Residential Lobby Bike Maintenance
School Lobby
Bike Parking
Residential Lobby
RR RR
Pool Area
RR History Center
RR Mail Room Community Center Lobby
Ground Floor
Trash Area
Residential Lobby
Residential Lobby
West West Section Section
Section EastNorth Section
ASU STUDENT PAVILION Summer 2018 / Architecture Studio Instructors / Jose Bernardi + Jacob Atherton + Kristian Kelly The idea of Order meets Chaos sprung from the idea of life. Every individual has their own way of structure- that being the order in their life and chaos is the curve-balls that life throws at you.
Site Map with Context
Ground Floor
West Section
East Section
“Hell, there are no rules here; We’re trying to accomplish something.” -THOMAS EDISON
Rayven Alexis Cannon
P: 480.825.0029 E: RACANNO1@ASU.EDU
About
Experience
Graduate student at ASU’s Herberger Institute of Design & the Arts with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration.
Taco Guild
A team player, outgoing by nature, with excellent communication skills and a special attention to detail; Possessing a proven ability to meet deadlines, communicate to clients, and contribute architectural designs.
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Currently looking to gain experience in the form of an internship, where I can begin to integrate academic discipline with real world practice. Education 2021-2018 Arizona State University Master Of Architecture 2017-2015 Lyon College Bachelor Of Business Administration 2015-2013 Scottsdale Community College Associate Of Arts Clubs National Organization of Minority Architects | Arizona
2018-Present | Server Duties: Communication Problem Solving Time Management Work in team setting Handling payments
David’s Bridal 2016-2018 | Recepionist -
Duties: Scheduling Communication Organization Problem Solving
Skills Successfully developed skills in presentation techniques, planning,communication and problem solving. Expanding my knowledge with programs such as; Revit, Audocad, Sketch Up and Photoshop. Interests Traveling, Arizona State Football, Health and Fitness.