Christopher Warren 2960 Folsom St. Apt.6 | San Francisco, CA | 415-947-7140 | cwarrendesign@gmail.com
Objective To obtain full-time work that will transition into a developed and contributing role with-in your business. I am career focused and success driven individual with a goal to advance into a long term business associate.
Education
City College of San Francisco
Associate Degree | May 2012
Architecture
Solid 3.5 GPA Focused on completing breadth courses: Physics, Mathematics, Social Studies, Philosophy, History, English Literature and Arts. Concentration in architectural design and planning while completing design studio sequence, cad drafting and construction management courses.
Experience [May 2014 – July 2016]
Gardener | The Wright Gardner | San Francisco City Gardener that installed and maintained 15-20 accounts. Assigned a vehicle, gas card and keys to residential properties and businesses. During my employment I applied and developed horticulture knowledge and was an overall positive contributor to a team of gardeners. [August 2013 – May 2014]
Truck Driver and Furniture Associate | Community Thrift | San Francisco As a community ambassador, this position enabled me to work directly in the community picking up furniture household donations all over the city. The donation proceeds benefited over 200 charities. This was a excellent and positive experience to learn about recycling while helping charities.
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To Whom it may concern: I first became acquainted with Christopher Warren while he was a student in my Construction Drawings Course (Arch 50). He is a curious and thoughtful student who has a great sense of design awareness and rigor. He was a strong student in terms of his work ethic and in his detail-oriented technical qualities. He has a tremendous amount of rigor and refinement in his work, which are his major strengths. He is thoughtful, thorough and intelligent. To my delight, he has continued to keep in contact with me. He is a terrific student and a great contribution to any work environment. He is also a pleasure to have in our class and department! Please contact me if you have any further questions. Best, Amily Huang C: 510-717-3085 Ahuang@ccsf.edu Amily Huang, RA, LEED AP Faculty, Dept of Architecture CIty College of San Francisco Department of Architecture L244 Batmale Hall 50 Phelan Ave. San Francisco, CA 94112
 Christopher Warren, UCB Endorsement Letter Submitted 5.2.14 Online In my twenty-four years of tenure as a professor of architecture, I have never felt so compelled to support a student in their desire for UCB/CED admission as I am with Mr. Christopher Warren. I was his design studio instructor for both ARCH 101 and 103; and served as his primary academic mentor. Unlike other worthy and enthusiastic candidates, Mr. Warren distinguishes himself with his sustained intensity driven by both his solid level of critical questioning and his well-considered sense of stewardship as a future architect. Through the last two years of our interactions, he has clearly demonstrated through his work, writing, and conversations that he is an effectively focused and a well prepared scholar of design who plummets the depths of form- and spacemaking, competing theories, concepts and principles to find ways to better both the human condition and our natural and built environments. He aligns his values with that of Berkeley more 2
than any other institution. Having substantial experience at my alma mater and with this passionate and exceptionally dedicated student, I know this alignment is right and a precious one that must be realized at this significant juncture in his life. Moreover, I have never seen any other student with such a strong will to pursue this quest for mastery, purpose, and autonomy. I sit at the edge of my seat waiting to hear that all of us have a common set of wisdom and sensitivities; and have thus come to the same conclusion: Mr. Christopher Warren is UCB/CED worthy and thus has been admitted to Berkeley! With Utmost Sincerity and Respect, Jerry W. Lum, M.Arch ’77 UCB 
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Andrew Chandler, AIA 415-452-5086 achandler@ccsf.edu