David Edwards
Architectural Portfolio: Selected Works
Table of Contents Illinois Institute of Technology South Loop Performance Campus - 03 Englewood Montessori Charter School - 09 Wolf Point Advertising Agency and Museum - 15 The Catholic University of America Eastern Market DDOT Information Hub - 21 Professional Work Commercial - 29 Medical - 31 Hospitality - 33 Science - 37
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David Edwards
Education
dave_edwards@outlook.com 269.930.9949
Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL Masters of Architecture Spring 2012 The Catholic University of America, Washington, DC Bachelors of Science Architecture Spring 2010 Skill Set Commercial Design/ Space Planning Restaurant and Medical Interior Design Landscape Design Illustration
Interior Test-Fits Master Planning Digital Design / Fabrication Woodworking
Residential Design Furniture Design Graphic Design Metal Sculpture
Experience Intern Architect, Architecture Incorporated, Reston, VA May ‘11-August ‘11 , June ‘12-August ‘13 _Worked on design of multiple commercial, medical, hospitality, and educational projects. _Developed, organized, and produced full sets of construction documents per office standards. _Prepared renderings and videos for clients and public presentations. _Helped establish office REVIT Standards. Digital Fabrication / Shop Assistant, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL
About Me My architectural education began with a move from a small town in Michigan to Washington, DC. This move had an immense impact on the way I look at the built environment. Studying in an urban environment has influenced my designs as much as the schools that I have attended in their limits. The past few years of my education and employment has increased my interest in the transition from theoretical design to reality. The use of traditional and digital fabrication techniques is something that I have been pursuing in an attempt to close the gap between design and production with an unending focus on concept. I look to continue my development as an Architect and a designer by surrounding myself with like minded professionals.
August ‘11 - May ‘12
_Assisted in shop maintenance. _Worked on multiple fabrication projects using both manual and digital techniques. Architectural Consultant, Michael Richman Interiors, Chicago, IL
December ‘11 - January ‘12
_Helped team complete construction documents for high end residential interior project. _Worked with team on developing project specific construction details. _Assisted in verification of as-builts and on site takeoffs. Intern, Christian Zapatka Architect, Washington, DC
May ‘09 - August ‘09
_Built models and developed renderings for clients. _Finalized drawings for permit and final sets. _Observed on site work.
What I’m Looking For
Additional Proficiencies Revit CAD Photoshop 3DSMax Vasari
Illustrator
InDesign
SketchUp
Rhinoceros
Hand Drafting
Model Building
An Intern Architect position at a concept / ideas based architectural firm. Ideally, this position would allow me to pursue my interests in digital fabrication and design, through this experience I hope to integrate within the larger Chicago architectural community.
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Illinois Institute of Technology
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South Loop Performance Campus Chicago, IL Spring 2012 Music, in performance, is a type of sculpture. The air in the performance is sculpted into something. -Frank Zappa
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1. LOWER LOBBY /ATRIUM 2. RECEPTION 3. SECURITY 4.GIFT SHOP 5. LOWER BAR 6. “BLACK BOX” THEATER 7. STORAGE 8. WARM UP/ PRACTICE SPACE 9. MENS LOCKER 10. WOMANS LOCKER 11. ADMINISTRATION 12. GREEN ROOM 13. SIDE STAGE 14. STAGE 15. LOWER SEATING ACCESS 16. FIRE STAIR 17. RESTROOMS
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1. MAIN ENTRANCE 2. VIEWING CAFE 3. OUTDOOR PERFORMANCE SPACE 4. UPPER LOBBY / ATRIUM 5. FIRE STAIR 6. TICKET BOOTH
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1. RESTAURANT SEATING 2. TOP BAR AND LOUNGE 3. RESTAURANT KITCHEN 4. FIRE STAIR 5. THEATER BALCONY 6. LOUNGE AND VIEWING 7. RESTROOMS
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This project is a theater and performance complex located in Chicago’s south loop on the edge of grant park. This project is focusing on the experience of attending the theater and how this can differ for the types of performance. Looking at interior vs. exterior space and the levels of formality implied within, along with the relationship between the formal performance as intended by the theater and the impromptu show created by the theaters attendees. I was working to create spaces that allowed for these interactions to occur. The south loop would now have a venue that would rival its northern counterpart , allowing for the area to grow in popularity due to use. My focus during this architectural exploration was understanding the structural considerations that are associated with a project of this scale. SITE PLAN
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RESTAURANT / OBSERVATION FLY SPACE STAGE MANAGER OFFICE SIDE STAGE SUPPORT STAGE THEATER SEATING GIFT SHOP AREA TICKETS RECEPTION GREEN ROOM ADMINISTRATION CAST LOCKERS WC BLACK BOX LOBBY LOWER STAGE / PIT LOADING / SHOP PARKING
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Illinois Institute of Technology
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E ng lewood Montessor i Char ter School Chicago, IL Fall 2011 “I am entirely certain that 20 years from now we will look back at education as it is practiced in most schools today and wonder how we could have tolerated anything so primitive .� -John W. Gardener
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This project was set in one of Chicago’s most controversial neighborhoods, Englewood. The Montessori method of learning is an alternative style of learning that promotes self exploration and peer based learning. The project began with an exploration into our driving word catalyst. This exploration led to “Reflection as a catalyst” and was the driving factor of my design. My approach was based on attempting to amplify this interaction within the students and the surrounding community. Folding became the technique used to shape the space and landscape to enlarge and promote use of these interaction spaces.
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Illinois Institute of Technology
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Wolf Point Advertising Agency and Museum Chicago, IL Spring 2011 “Advertising is fundamentally persuasion and persuasion happens to be not a science, but an art.� -William Bernbach
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Savannah Roof System Anchor Plate Parapit Stuffed with Insulation Compression Bars Aluminum Flashing Steel Stud Rigid Insulation Cast in Place Steel Angle Channel Glass Frame Frame HVAC Duct Concrete Roof Conduit Tube Lighting With Baffel Channel Glass Aerogel Insulation Cast in Place Tube for Conduit Recessed Can Light Hangar Wire Cast Into Slab HVAC Vent Drywall Ceiling Attached to Steel Grid Concrete Column
Channel Glass Aerogel Insulation Channel Glass Frame Steel Angle Glass Frame Frame Steel Support Bolted to Cast in Place Plate
Channel Glass Frame Frame Finish Pour Aluminum Channel Rigid Insulation Cast in Place Steel Angle Channel Glass Frame Frame HVAC Duct Concrete Roof Conduit Channel Glass Aerogel Insulation Tube Lighting With Baffel
Cast in Place Tube for Conduit Recessed Can Light Hangar Wire Cast Into Slab HVAC Vent Drywall Ceiling Attached to Steel Grid Concrete Column
Concrete Column Channel Glass Aerogel Insulation Finished Pour PEX Tubing Reinforced Slab on Grade Base Frame Connected to Slab via Angle Edge of Plaza Drain Expansion Joint Plaza
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SOUND WAVE
This project was set on one of Chicago’s most prominent and sought after sites in the city, Wolf Point. This site juts into the river and allows for expansive views of the surrounding area. The program of the project was pretty vast in the sense that it included not only an advertising agency but also a museum. The moves made in the forms of the buildings were primarily influenced by the views from the agency and the museum. I also took into account the surrounding buildings and their views making sure not to take away what was once one of their most prized assets. The facade of the building posed an interesting problem as I am generally opposed to arbitrary patterns and needed to find a reasoning for something that would work with my forms. I looked back to one of my earlier ideas of bringing a music venue onto the riverside site and applied music guided form to the facade. The result was a highly irregular looking but strictly ordered light controlling effect.
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The Catholic University of America
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Eastern Mar ket DDOT I nformation H ub Washington, DC Spring 2010 “The first necessity in understanding how cities and their parks influence each other is to jettison confusion between real uses and mythical uses.� -Jane Jacobs
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This project was designed for our comprehensive building design studio or CBDS. We were broken up into groups of five students and were charged with the task of first coming up with a firm name. We were then given a real project in the city to complete, this required a full set of CD’s for the builder and everything that it takes to get the client to be happy with them. We had seemingly constant meetings with consultants throughout the semester and kept in close correspondence with the community and the cities representatives. Since our project was in an area with high foot traffic we focused our design on the creation and direction of paths through SITE STRIPS the site. We manipulated a series of strips pulled off the main site datum to accomplish this and to bring order to our landscaping. We placed second overall in the studio and almost had the project built . The cost of the extensive landscaping was our downfall in the end.
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Architecture Incorporated
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A rchitecture I ncorporated Reston, VA These projects represent a spread of the types of projects I have been working on over the past year and change. My role on these projects varies and includes design, design documentation, Revit file management, presentation graphic development, and detail design and development. I have grown immensely through this experience and am grateful for my opportunity to work with the many knowledgeable and talented people at this firm.
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Media Research Center - Reston, VA
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1902 campus commons drive suite 101 reston, virginia 20191 Tel: 703.476.3900 Fax: 703.264.0733 www.archinc.com
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