Anh-Quan Pham Portfolio

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PORTFOLIO. architecture. interior design. selected works

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Dear, After graduating with my Bachelor’s degree in Interior Design, I continued my journey studying design by pursuing a related discipline, Architecture. My enclosed portfolio is an example of the ways in which I have sought collaboration between graphic design, interior design, and architecture during my studies at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

In applying for a position at your firm, I am looking to work in a collaborative environment—one that values a strong connection between Architecture and Interior Design, promotes a culture in which risktaking is encouraged, and views diversity of perspectives and backgrounds as the norm.

To me, architecture is not only about the facade and details. It is also about the individuals who live, work, and play in the created space. And as an individual who is living, working and playing within created spaces, I want to deliver optimal aesthetic experiences to clients, ones that meet their requests and exceed their wishes, down to the smallest details of the interior design. I believe my portfolio reflects my ability to meet these goals.

Please contact me at this e-mail address celvin.ph@gmail.com if you need further information. I look forward to hearing from you in due course.

Yours sincerely,

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ANH-QUAN PHAM celvin.ph@gmail.com 531.289.0377

EDUCATION

2016-2019

University of Nebraska-Lincoln, College of Architecture Master in Architecture (3-year)

2012-2015

BS in Design: Interior Design

Union College : Lincoln, Nebraska 2010-2011 Graphic Design

WORK EXPERIENCE

Graduate Teaching Assistant : University of Nebraska-Lincoln

2019 ARCH 111: Design Making with gurest lecture Erin Miller (first year studio, helping students to understand design’s principles, and design’s

elements; engaging with students on problems solving in design and translating into model making.)

2018 ARCH 111: Design Making with professor Nate Bicak 2017 IDES 210: Interior Design Environment 01 with professor Lindsey Ellsworth-Bahe 2016 DSGN 140: History of Design with professor Mark Hinchman Architectural / Interior Design Internship : Perkins+Will Chicago Summer 2018 Chicago Board of Trade - Chicago, IL

50 E. Adam Street - Chicago, IL

625 W. Adam Street - Chicago, IL 2017

Chicago Board of Trade - Chicago, IL

2016

Bridge Stone US Headquater - Nashville, Tennessee The Option Clearing Corporation (OCC) - Chicago & Texas

SKILLS

Proficiency Knowledge: Rhino 3D, V-Ray, Autodesk Revit, Autodesk AutoCad,

Illustrators, Photoshop, InDesign

Working Knowledge: Sketchup, 3d Max, Lightroom, Grasshoper

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HONORS 2019 2016-2018

Graduate Teaching Assistantship Graduate Teaching Assistantship

INVOLVEMENT 2019 2017 2016 2015

UNL Architecture Faculty Search Committee - Interior Design Perkins+Will - Benchmarking Bonanza Perkins+Will - Intern Research Project - South Side of Chicago River UNL Architecture Faculty Search Committee - Industrial Design

LANGUAGES English [ influence] [native] Vietnamese

REFERENCES Acadamic:

Mark Hinchman Professor / University of Nebraska-Lincoln E: mhinchman2@unl.edu P: 402.318.6004

(one more professor)

Professional: Eric Evangelista Associate, Architect / Perkins+Will E: eric.evangelista@perkinswill.com P: 312.596.6820

Allie Laurenzo Interior Designer / Holland Basham Architects E: allielaurenzo@gmail.com P: 515.822.2691 Kaitlin Frankforter Architect / Solomon Cordwell Buenz E: kaitlin.frankforter@scb.com P: 312.896.1166

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CONTENTS School Works ( Architecture ) Housing Matter

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{Your} Data Matter

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The Antelope {Housing}

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Prairie Pines - Outdoor Gallery

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Site: Natatorium

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School Works ( Interior Design )

The Infinity Hotel

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Age Matter - Multigenrational Housing

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The [viet] Garden

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Intern Project Chicago - Urban Threat

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SCHOOL WORKS Master of Architectrure

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HOUSING MATTERS M.Arch Design Research Studio

Project Type: Location: Purpose:

Housing Typology Lincoln, NE Afforable Housing

“Housing Matters” is a project that focuses on a variety of living units: from single-family housing to duplexes, row-houses, and multiplexes in Lincoln, Nebraska. As a collaboration between the City of Lincoln’s Planning Department, the South of Downtown Community Organization, and NeighborWorks Lincoln, this project seeks to assist the city in exploring multiple opportunities for further development. In particular, the project seeks to respond to local issues of population density and health and to realize the potential and benefits of multiplex living.

Housing Matters is located in the historic district of Lincoln, south of downtown. This area of the city is mainly occupied by low-income and mid-income populations, including college students. The design intention behind the project is the creation of a system of flexible renting and owning.

Investors can choose to buy the whole tower and lease out the first floor, live on the second and third floors, or lease out the entire three floors. The project also promotes the possibility of a community garden or green recreation area for families and their children. By activating the open space close to the alley, inhabitants can keep their eyes on both the front street and the alley in order to reduce crime in the neighborhood, which is currently an issue.

Finally, the Housing Matters prototype can be applied to any site, from three combined lots to a single lot to a small lot. By instilling a sense of greater community through the creation of shared space and offering novel opportunities for living/owning/renting, Housing Matters seeks to improve the awareness of both residents and owners of the benefits of living in the south of downtown community, rather than focusing on individual benefits alone.

SOUTH OF DOWNTOWN Zone R-7 Capacity: 8 units / tower Area: 700 - 800 Sqt/ unit 10

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STREET

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Divided into 3 smaller lots

Pushed back to create stairs way

Offseted to allow different views

Copy to increase density

Flexibility to own and rent

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Pitch room to fit in with surrounding contexts

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Patio

Patio

Kitchen

Kitchen Bathroom

Bathroom

Closet

W/D

Closet

W/D

Closet Living/ Dining

Living/ Dining

Bedroom

Bedroom

Bedroom Bathroom

Living Room

Bedroom

Floor Plan - 1st Floor scale 1/4” = 1’

Closet

Kitchen

Kitchen

Kitchen

Bathroom

Bathroom

Bathroom

W/D

Closet

W/D

Closet

Living/ Dining

Bedroom

Bedroom

Bedroom

W/D

Living/ Dining

Living/ Dining

Patio

Patio

Patio

Floor Plan - 1st Floor scale 1/4” = 1’

Kitchen Storage

Bathroom

Closet

Kitchen Bathroom

W/D

Closet Living/ Dining

Living/ Dining

Trash

Bedroom

Floor Plan - 1st Floor scale 1/4” = 1’

Section

scale 1/4” = 1’

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W/D

Bedroom

Elevation

scale 1/4” = 1’

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Data Processing BMP

Data Delivery

Data Collecting

{Your} DATA MATTER M.Arch Design Research Studio

Project Type: Location: Purpose:

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Upcoming Fire Station Typology Lincoln, NE Quick Respond Accurate Information

Data Processing

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Data Collecting

As an iconic part of our urban fabric and a characteristic utilitarian element, a fire station is more than just a building with fire truck bays. It is serves as a community anchor where a fast response and thorough knowledge of developing incidents are essential to the preservation of the community as a whole. After 20 years of holding off from the development of a new prototype for its fire station, the city of Lincoln, Nebraska’s Fire and Rescue sought input on a new design. {Your} Data Matter seeks to answer the call for a fire station that is sustainable for the next 10 years by tapping into the potential of data now available from individuals. As smart devices become more popular in homes, more data on everyday human activities becomes available. The production of that data, some of which is extremely sensitive, can be very valuable for making a positive impact on the community at large. This project’s design incorporates such data in order to provide a quicker response time by providing public officials with more accurate information. For instance, with more data on fire damage to homes, a fireman could prevent future accidents by learning from the data that collected or provided, both through smart devices or in real accidents.

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Cheif Office

Office

Data Cave

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Excersie Rm.

Patio

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Plan - 2nd Floor

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Turn-Out Lockers

Decon Laundry Rm.

Compressor

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Janitor Storage Lobby

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EMS

Tool Shop

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Plan - 1st Floor scale 3/32" = 1'-0"

The station is divided into three zone: the public entrance, the truck bays, and the living area. The public entrance includes learning spaces, offices, and a data tower where the data could be collected, viewed, and studied. (This data would be protected and only used with permission.) The truck bays include an area for four different vehicles to park. Lastly, the living area contains bedrooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom for on-site firemen with an open courtyard for sunlight and privacy.

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Camera / Live Video Sharing

Security System Remotely Control Appliances Motion Sensors

Smoke Sensors

Temperature Sensors

Smart Watch

Location Report

DATA COLLECTING

DATA PROCESSING

DATA DELIVERY

DATA CENTER

STATION 02

DATA CENTER

STATION 01

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scale 1/8 " = 1'-0"

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S ecti on A x on A B scale 1/8 " = 1'-0"

Data Processing

Training

Virtual Reality

EMS Study

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Circulation: UNL WORK

THE ANTELOPE {HOUSING} M.Arch Design Research Studio

Project Type: Location: Purpose:

Matt Building Typology Lincoln, NE Big Box Stores Housing

A large percent of contemporary American urbanism is made up Landmark: of two prevalent envelope types: large big box type (stores such as Walmart, Target, etc.) and nil-points Capital Building (individual family houses, drive-thru restaurants, etc.). These two extremes occupy the same cultural paradigm but operate at opposite ends of the spectrum.

The Antelope {Housing} project positions itself between these two architectural paradigms. Containing multiple programs (retail stores, daycare, bookstores, superstores, clinics, etc.) within one shell, the Antelope {Housing} is also within walking distance of downtown Lincoln, the University, the high school, parks, and bike trail. Moreover, by located housing along the perimeter and the the roof, the project is fully situated within the living eco-system. Residents there can live, growth, study, work, play, and relax. Finally, the Antelope {Housing} will facilitate opportunities for connection in order to create a better community within a large shell.

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COLLEGE

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Antelope Park

STORES

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Common Zone CIRCULATION

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South Elevation cale 4 ’ = 1”

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GROCERY STORE - HYVEE

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LOADING ZONE Entry

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BRYAN HEALTH - CENTER

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North Elevation cale 4 ’ = 1”

South Elevation scale

BATH

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KITCHEN DOWN

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View Out without Obstacle

Pushed Back Big Box Sotres - Stacked

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Follow the Landscape

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Pass Through Space

Mirror - Filled up Housings Required

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Rotate - Neighborhood Feeling

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PRAIRIE PINES - THE ARTS M.Arch Design Research Studio

Project Type: Location: Purpose:

Master Plan Exhibition Center Lincoln, NE Nature Protection Artist Housing Artist Work Display

The Prairie Pine Nature Preserve is a protected area of natural interest and a habitat for diverse species. It exists on 145 acres of woodland, grassland, wetland, and remnant prairie. A collaborative project between the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, local schools, communities, and educational organizations, Prairie Pines seeks to provide learning opportunities through natural-based programming, research, and enrichment about nature.

Moreover, Prairie Pines also provides a temporary residence for visiting artists-in-residence. The Arts is an exhibition pavilion which provides a showcase for artists to express the beauty of their natural surroundings. The Arts can accommodate works on a range of scales, from small paintings to monumental sculptures. The Arts includes both indoor and outdoor exhibition spaces, and an observation deck on the roof. The exhibition building make use of natural materials and trace the topography of their natural surroundings.

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Finally, with the help of my teammate, Emelia Thompson (who is crafting the master plan for Prairie Pines), the nature preserve area will provide spaces for both artists-inresidence and visitors to interact. While some spaces will be private and used by artists only, there are public spaces that can be shared by both artists and visitors.

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Elevations show both different entrances to roof’s exhibition area and indoor exhibion area. Section revealed the relationship between indoor and roof.

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{Site} NATATORIUM M.Arch Design Research Studio - SITE

Project Type: Location: Purpose:

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Puplic Swimming Pool Lincoln, NE Site Analysis Design to specific site location

This project is intended as a site study and analysis within the city of Lincoln, Nebraska. Located within the urban district, the site requires a complex study of diagrams for understanding the position of surrounding buildings.

Moreover, the site is also next to the city’s entrance, high-traffic streets, and entertainment zone. The project encompasses a sun study, analysis of traffic, and survey of specific user groups. The sun study includes the sun angle to the site as well as how the sun passes on neighboring buildings. As a result, this study will determine the ideal angle of the roof. Furthermore, because of the structure’s location near a high-traffic zone, the path study will show the optimal possibilities of entry into the natatorium while minimizing the impact on traffic flow.

Lastly, green space is also introduced to lessen the crowded feeling of an urban district and to allow for more room for pedestrians. By answering all of the concerns about the site, the building’s concept is also designed based on the opportunity of the vertical influence of the site. The result will improve the experiences of swimmers and other visitors alike.

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SECTION VIEW - SUN AND PATH DIAGRAM

SECTION VIEW - SCHEMATIC 01

AXON VIEW - SUN AND PATH MASSING

SECTION AXON VIEW - SCHEMATIC 01

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SCALE 1/16” = 1’ 0”

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ELEVATION - WEST

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ELEVATION - NORTH

SCALE 1/16” = 1’ 0”

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THE iNFINITY BOUTIQUE HOTEL Interior Design - Hospitality

Project Type: Location: Purpose:

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Boutique Hotel Big Sur, California Wellcome space Hotel room layout

The design of the Infinity hotel is based on the image of the infinity pool and the picture of Big Sur in California.

The concept of the infinity pool is transformed into a water feature that runs throughout the entirety of the hotel, from its entrance to the ocean behind it.

Visitors follow the flow of the water throughout the space of the hotel, culminating in a fantastic view of Big Sur, which is captured by the shape of the hotel itself. By harnessing nature itself in its design, The Infinity Hotel lends its customers the endless feeling of being on vacation, wherever they find themselves within the building.

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THE MULTI_GENERATIONAL HOUSING Interior Design - CAPSTONE PROJECT

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Multi-purpose Housing Lincoln, Nebraska Multi-generational Family Housing Groceries

“upP” is an expression from the word “up”. The name builds on the idea that we all aspire to a better future and a better life. In short, everyone wants to go “upP” in their life. With this housing concept, I want to demonstrate what new multi-generational living could be like. I have designed three different living units that could fit four to five family members, couples, or singles. Located in the heart of downtown Lincoln, NE within walking distance of numerous amenities, this complex will not only attract a younger generation but also baby boomers.

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THE [viet] GARDEN Interior Design - Hospitality

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Restaurant Lincoln, NE Restaurant Design Restaurant Concept

My hospitality seminar was taught by Tom Allisma, a University of Nebraska-Lincoln Professor of interior design and a noted restaurant designer in the USA. Viet Garden’s inspiration comes from the vegetables often used in Vietnamese cuisine. To reinforce this theme and to recreate the atmosphere of tropical southeast Asia, I have incorporated an indoor garden and a traditional wood-beamed ceiling.

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INTERNSHIP RESEARCH PROJECT Perkins+Will, Chicago

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URBAN THREAD Perkins+Will, Intern Research Case Study

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Urban Master Plan Chicago, IL Re-think Urbanism of Chicago Apply Design Lab

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THANK YOU! Xin C├Аm каn

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