Dennis McWeeney Portfolio by Dennis McWeeney

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Dennis Dennis McWeeney McWe e n e y CContact o n t a c t MMe: e: 908 - 910 - 1191 908-910-1191

Work E x p e r iExperience: ence: Target Target

2014--2019 2019 2014

Cashier, guest-service and self-checkout assistant for just over a For just over five years Iassistant, worked as a cashier, guest-service assistant, 5and year period in Brick, NJ. self-checkout assistant at the Target in Brick, NJ. This experience allowed me to develop many skills such as public Through thisteamwork, experience I have greatly developed my skills in public interaction, customer service, and money handling.

interaction, team interaction, customer service, and money handling.

Tokarski + Millemann Architects 2016 Tokarski Millemann Architects 2016 High school+intern from February 2016 through the summer until leaving for collegeas a high school intern at TMA from the second semester of I worked my senior year, through the summer, until leaving for college. While

While there I worked primarily alongside the office manager and designers there I worked office manager and designers helping to helping to keepalongside the office the organized and operational. organize project proposals and contractor bid packages.

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AAbout b o u t Me: Me:

I was born and raised on the Jersey IShore was born raised in the New up, in theand town of Brick. Growing Jersey shoreatown of Brick. As and a my parents, graphic designer afreelance child, my parents, always a graphic cartoonist, encouraged designer and my a freelance cartoonist, me to explore artistic and creative always encouraged me toto explore sides and use those outlets express my artistic sideage and creative myself. At the of use 9, after a trip into outlets to express myself. Since with a Manhattan, I became infatuated trip toYork Newand York Citybig when I was New other cities around the 9, I haveOver had time, a fascination with with country. this fascination architecture it can affect cities evolvedand into how my love for architecture. the of a city, and As Ifeeling traveledand andmood researched different the people within in it. places, I’ve always appreciated how Iarchitecture am now going myplace 5th year givesinto every a unique of architecture school at TJU and identity and feeling. aspire to graduate with a minor in visualization andinto rendering. Now, graduating the professional Iworld am responsible with adegree strongin with a Bachelors work ethic, always willing to learn Architecture, I am excited to learn more something new and expand my about the industry and employ my skills skills.

in a way that can impact communities in a positive way.

Interests: Skills:Design Digital

My responsibilities included aiding in assembling contractor bid packages, I sat in onthe lunch and learns, and went on site visits with the designers. updating company’s resource records, adjusting red-lined drawings, and occasionally going on site visits.

Education: Education: Thomas Jefferson University University

2016 - 2021 2016 - Present

Bachelor’s degree in Year Architecture a personal focus on visualizations I am currently a Fifth workingwith towards a Bachelor’s degree in and graphics at Jefferson. Architecture

Academic Achievements:

I am also pursuing a custom minor in Visualization with a focus on

Maintained at least a 3.6 GPA or higher rendering and project presentation. Dean’s List recipient CABE Dean’s list 2016

Extra Visual Courses: Advanced Vis for Interiors, Currently maintaining a 3.6The GPAArchitecture Publication, Introduction to Digital Photography, Introduction to B&W Photography

Organizations:

Extra Curriculars:

American Institute of Architecture Students American Institute of Architecture Students AIAS Student Mentorship Program Program Mentor in AIAS Student Mentorship Editor for CABE Spacework Publication CABE Spacework Publication

Brick Township Brick TownshipHigh HighSchool School

2011 - 2016 2011 - 2016

During my Junior and Senior years of high school I maintained Maintained an average GPA of 3.7 for Junior and Senior years an average 3.7 GPA.

Looking ahead to my career in architecture I took several classes to begin Looking ahead to aas career in architecture, I took classesand suchDesign as building skills, such Architecture and Design, Drafting 1 & 2, Architecture and Design, Drafting & Design 1&2, and Economics. and the Senior Seminar which placed students into internships.

Extra Curricular:

Extra Curriculars:

First chair Alto Saxophone in Brick Township High School Concert Band

First Chair Alto Saxophone in BTHS Concert Band Ensemble Brick Township High School Marching Dragons Band Lead Alto Saxophone in BTHS Marching Dragons Band

Software Skills: Skills: Autocad 3ds Max

Rhino 5-7

Animation - Twinmotion & Lumion

V-ray Adobe Illustrator

Sketchup

Color Digital Photography Sketching

Adobe Photoshop

Revit

Visualization & Graphics

Adobe Word InDesign

Twinmotion

Microsoft Exel Photoshop

Digital Design Collaboration

Excel Acrobat Adobe

Lumion

PowerPoint Microsoft PowerPoint

Visualization & Graphics

Photography

B&W Film Photography Collaborative Design

Acrobat

Rhino

3DS Max Autocad Illustrator

Vray for Rhino

InDesign Revit

Microsoft Word

Table of Contents Architecture & Design New York City SkyCab

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Pop-Up Produce

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Connections

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Urban Cascade

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Portland Heritage Center

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Visualization & Renders Studio Apartment

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Hotel Lobby

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North 7th Redevelopment

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Socket Screw Plate Screw Plate Bracket Bracket Bolts Bolts Ball Ball Joint Joint 4” Steel Rod 4” Steel

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Steel plate with half of the joins member allows for wall connections from multiple parts

Steel plate with 8 connection sockets allows for multiple connections

Exploded Exploded Assembly Assembly

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Multi-Connection Different openings for ball joints allow for multiple rod connections in one place

Different openings for ball joints allow multiple connections at one point

ThisThis project was for a new method of public fordue New York City in response project wasaa proposal proposed response to New York City’s loomingtransportation infrastructure crisis to rapidly growing to the growing population and increasing traffic is facing. SkyCab is population, leading to an increased level of trafficlevels on cityof streets. Asthe the city population grows,The people will stillnetwork need methods of transit to theall City. The Skycab a proposed addition to the that would negate a system intended tonavigate negate surface roadnetwork traffic isby using drone-cars on MTA pre-determined routes all surface the street traffic by utilizingThis drone-cars on pre-set routes that moveof throughout 5 boroughs. The for project throughout five boroughs. proposal involved two types possiblethe station designs the utilizes a distinctive space-frame structural system using a custom designed ball-in-socket joint method. The joint system: Spanning and Sunken. In a city as condensed and versatile as New York City, the stations use allows frame for 18 possible connection points per intersection, allowing each station to be customizable forThe a variety a space construction method using a custom designed ball-and-socket joint. jointofallows urban spaces while speaking the same visual language. This proposal includes examples for possible sunken andOnce for 18 possible connection points, each completely customizable in the angle of attachment. spanning station locations and designs in Midtown Manhattan. in place at the desired angle, the ball is locked into place using a metal bracket. This joint system allows for the stations to disturb as little of the existing city infrastructure as possible.

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Spanning Design

Park Avenue 42nd Street

42nd Street

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Park Avenue

Sunken The Bryant Park sunken design was intended to create an elegant addition while disrupting as little of the historic park as possible. This was done through the use of a simple 4 point circulation system providing pedestrians two points of entry directly from busy walking zones. The cabs have their own set of entry points to allow for easy exits and entries onto the proposed purple and green lines.

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Pedestrian

Park Avenue

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Vehicle

42nd Street

Spanning

The spanning station was designed with the intention of using surrounding buildings and context to provide a landing area that seamlessly transitions with the corresponding route. Taking inspiration from historic street spanning stations such as the Chicago L-train, the platform allows pedestrian and cabs to Shading circulation of the Pedestrian Vehicle easily access and move within the station.

Pedestrian

Park Avenue

This station proposal is for the Green and Blue line connection above Park Ave. in front of GCT. This construction method is designed to connect to surrounding structures allowing for no disruption of street conditions and traffic.

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42nd Street

41st Street

North Elevation South Elevation

East EastSection Section

Vehicular Circulation

Vehicle

entry system to a submerged platform allowing for nature above it.

Sunken Design

Sunlight

Pedestrian

Vehicle

6th Ave

This station proposal is for the Green and Purple line connection below Bryant Park. This construction method is designed to create an elegant entry system to a submerged platform allowing for nature above it. Sunlight

Pedestrian

Vehicle

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6th Ave

Cab Cab Entrances Entrances

-Tunnel Tunnelconnects connects station station to Red & Purple lines at Bryant Park to red subway and purple Station lines at Bryant subway Park Station

Cabs enter through - Cabs enter through the North the and south offering andnorth South Pyramids pyramids offering access to 6th Avenue/Purple Line access to 6th Ave/ Purple Line

40th St.

42nd St.

Sunken Plan Sunken Plan Cab Entrances

New York Public Library

- Cabs enter through the North and South Pyramids offering access to 6th Avenue/Purple Line

Bryant Park Plan - Integration

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Pedestrian Entrances Pedestrian Entrances

New York Public Library

Air & Daylight Access Sunlight

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- Pedestrians enter through Pedestrians enter through the east pyramid and under the main fountain East Pyramid and under Subway Connection connecting directly to the park & fountain offering- connections Tunnel connects station 6th Ave.Avenue and to 6th Bryant Park to red and purple subway lines at Bryant Park Station

Pedestrian Entrances Sunken Plan

Pedestrian Circulation Pedestrian

- Pedestrians enter through East Pyramid and under fountain offering connections to 6th Avenue and Bryant Park

Vehicular VehicleCirculation

North Section

Subway Connection Cab Entrances - Cabs enter through the North

North Sectionand South Pyramids offering North

access to 6th Avenue/Purple Line

- Tunnel connects station to red and purple subway lines at Bryant Park Station

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M o d e rPop-Up n M a r k eProduce tplace

pop-up-shop was collaboratively designed by myself and a partner aswas a submission a one-week As aThis part of a one-week charrette competition, this pop-up-shop designedforby a partnerlong and myself charrette-style competition run by Thomas Jefferson University. After research into the resources available in to be movable throughout the year as it would only be allowed to stand for a 6 period My partner and Philadelphia’s Center City neighborhood, the competition asked us to use our research to design a temporary pop- the I decided to design a small farmers market for Center City, Philadelphia because when researching up-shop that would provide a service that is missing or lacking in the area. My partner and I determined that the area it was determined that the neighborhood had very few local affordable markets where farmers site would be most useful as an urban organic marketplace for residents and farmers from the region. The shop was could sell their products. The structure was designed in modular parts small enough for a truck bed for designed to be movable for six months of the year through use of a modular wooden structure separated into different easy transport when closing or opening. The charrette also had an emphasis on lighting; the main design horizontal sections which incorporated seating, stands, and storage into the modular structure. The use of lighting and wascolor the was integration purple, lighting frompanels tintedproduce glass during the day and under-lit lighting under also a keyofpart of the ambient concept. Purple shading a glow illuminating circulation paths through the the seats at night. space and purple artificial lighting is implemented at night to create a unique, relaxing space to spend time in.

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North Elevation Elevation

West Section Section

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2.25” Tyrex glass tube

Form Diagrams

Staggering

Connections

Aluminum connector Aluminum rod

Connections

This submission came got selected for the top 6 out of 62 for the Jefferson University CABE Glass Competition. TheTyrex goalglass of this project was to design a wall or screen system to be placed in front of 10.25” This was a submission fortube Thomas Jefferson University’s 2018 glass competition. It placed in the top 6 out of 62 an apartment building being built in East Philadelphia using glass theand primary material. student entries. The goal of this project was Falls, to design a partition to separate Kelleyas Drive the parking area Being placedofon Kelly Drive, a main rout in and out of the city, this project was meant to indirectly connect an apartment building proposed in East Falls, Philadelphia. This design intends to make a subconscious visual Downtown with East Falls wasand done through use schemes of vertical glassPhiladelphia. tubing resembling connection between thevisually. proposedThis building the building andthe lighting of Central During the in day, 18” this is done through the use of vertical Tyrex glass tubes which light up different shades of blue depending on a seemingly random pattern resembling the glass towers of the city. Lighting was also an important Tyrex glass tube traffic volume that day. Thisthe wasglass intended to resemble the blue-glazed towers of Downtown. Atwithin night, the tubes would component by illuminating based on differing information and themes the city. followTyrex the lighing buildings. On nights with no set scheme the color would be up to the 2.25” glass scheme tube of the Downtown Form Diagrams Vertical Support Staggering building owner’s discretion. Form Diagrams

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Aluminum connector

10.25” Tyrex glass tube

18” Tyrex glass tube 2.25” Tyrex glass tube

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Staggering

Aluminum rod

Aluminum Concrete Vertical Support

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Day Lighting

Night Lighting Aluminum Concrete

Staggering Staggering

Vertical Vertical Support Support

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Horizontal Support

Vertical Support

Horizontal Support

Elevation

UUrban r b a n CCascade ascade

Urban Cascadeisisaa large-scale, large scale, 32-story residential project located in Downtown Philadelphia. Urban Cascade urbanurban 32-story housing project located on Cherry Street Designed in Centerto promote a healthy lifestyle, the building utilizes several programmatic and design elements to encourage residents City, Philadelphia. The building is designed to encourage a healthy lifestyle for the residents and the and neighborhood locals to practice healthy habits and activities, both consciously and sub-consciously. It directly surrounding neighborhood. To achieve this, the building program includes a 5-story fitness center on the promotes good healthaprogrammatically with an organic cafe/restaurant and fitness center lower 5 lower floors including pool, basketball court, and saunas. The building was also occupying designedthe with energizing stories that is accessible to residences for free. These floors include a basketball court, pool, sauna, etc. The project elements throughout the design, the most important of which is access to direct sunlight. Each living unit also indirectly promotes good health through features like natural daylighting, engaging staircases discouraging the has double-story wall of windows facing west allowing for maximum light for most of the day. This light use of elevators, and large double and triple height spaces allowing for a light, airy feel. Each apartment faces west, and airy feeling was brought throughout the building with large windows, 2 and 3-story spaces, and light away from surrounding high-rises, to maximize sunlight and features a mezzanine looking over double story operable materials. glazing to sub-consciously energize people.

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Lobby Design Lobby Space

South Section Section

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Strength Exersize (Punchingbags)

Res. Lobby

Gym Lobby

Bathroom

Strength Exersize (Punchingbags)

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1 Bed (Living)

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Mail Strength Exersize (Weightlifting)

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Strength Exersize (Weightlifting)

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Locker Room

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Kitchen

Locker Room Bedroom

1 Bed (Living)

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1 Bed (Living)

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The center is a library featuring collections of cultural literature, a gallery showcasing to combat cityregion’s and region’s history of institutionalizedracism racismand and severe severe Portland, Portland, Maine toMaine combat the citythe and longlong history of institutionalized Portland, Maine to combat the city and region’s long history of institutionalized racism and severe provides tools minority groups can utilize to combat the region’s history of institutionalized racism. Acting as a lack of diversity. The is center is a library featuring collections of cultural literature, gallerythe showcasing portant cultural artifacts from the region, and a large forum and cafe space providing public lackproject of diversity. The center a library featuring collections of cultural literature, aagallery showcasing lack of ofcultures diversity. The center is from a library featuring ofand cultural literature, a gallery showcasing library and heritage, the project was designed withcollections alarge curated programmatic layout and intentionally linear important cultural artifacts the region, and a forum cafe space providing the public th aimportant dedicated space for cultural andregion, heritage allow to mix and mingle with cultural artifacts from the andfestivals a largethat forum and people cafe space providing the public circulation that would lead guests through exibits, literature, and cultural events to broaden theirproviding horizons and important artifacts from the region, and afestivals large forum andpeople cafe space the withpath a cultural dedicated space for cultural and heritage that allow to mix and mingle withpublic with a dedicated space for cultural and heritage festivals that with. allow people to by mix andadvantage mingle with wider verity of dedicated cultures than they might be used to. The festivals building is intentionally designed to enforce engage with cultures and people they might not otherwise connect waspeople done taking with athem space forthan cultural and heritage thatThis allow to mix and wider verity of cultures they might be used to. The building is intentionally designed to mingle enforcewith a wider verity of cultures than they might be used to. The building is intentionally designed to enforce e idea of interaction and knowledge through a very linear circulation path encouraging visitors to ofathe extreme topographical condition of the might site and careful of how people would interact withvisitors the to to the verity idea ofofinteraction and knowledge through aconsideration very linear circulation path encouraging wider cultures than they be used to. The building is intentionally designed enforce the idea of interaction and knowledge through a very linear circulation path encouraging visitors to ove through all spaces before leaving with no obvious cut through to middle levels like the cafe space. The building is comprised of 5 levels, each with a different purpose and function. Design decisions such as move through all spaces before leaving with no obvious cut through to middle levels like the cafe the idea of interaction and knowledge through a very linear circulation path encouraging visitors to move through allstair spaces before leaving with no obvious through to middle levels likepassed the cafe consideration of each floor having awould direct ofcut sigtbe to the next, and limiting the number of routes and reading area. Wethat proposed that this project would sponsored by legislation passed nd reading area. We proposed this project be sponsored by new legislation incafe move through allplacements, spaces before leaving with noline obvious cut through tonew middle levels like thein between floors and exits, visitors are guided through the different elements of the library helping them to begin and reading area. We proposed that this project would be sponsored by new legislation passed in Maine attempting to battle discrimination and racism. aine attempting to battle andthis racism. and reading area. discrimination We proposed that project would be sponsored by new legislation passed in learning about Newto England’s vast number of cultures through multiple forms of learning. Maine attempting battle discrimination and racism. Maine attempting to battle discrimination and racism.

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Plan End Beach Site Plan -Site East End- East Beach Beach

Sunlight

Sunlight Sunlight

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Archive Level

Forum Forum

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Reading Level Reading Level

Cafe & Kitchen Cafe+Kitchen

East Elevation East Elevation

Reading Reading

Gallery Gallery

Archive Archive

METAL CAP FLASHING WOOD BLOCKING VENT ENGINEERED SOIL WATER PROOFING

FILTER FABRIC RETENTION LAYER

PLYWOOD

SHEET BARRIER EPDM RIGID INSULATION REINFORCED CONCRETE STEEL DECKING RIGID INSULATION

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STEEL PIPING

PIPE CONNECTION CURTAIN WALL JAMB

CURTAIN WALL JAMB MORTAR WITH BACKER ROD SLOPED RIGID INS. PRE-CAST SILL WATER PROOF LAYER

FIBER CEMENT PANEL

5/8" CEMENT BOARD W/ FINISH FACE 3/4" FOIL BACKED RIGID INS. 2X4 METAL STUD @ 16" O.C. 12X53 W-FLANGE COLUMN BATT INS.

Z CLIP 2" AIR EQUALIZER CHAMBER 4" MINERAL WOOL 3/4" PLYWOOD SHEATHING METAL DRIPEDGE FIRESAFING AND SMOKE SEAL 14X104 W-FLANGE BEAM L-ANGLED BOLTED CONNECTION

2X4 METAL STUD @ 16" O.C. W/ BATT INS. CAST IN PLACE ANCHOR RADIANT TUBING

DIVIDER STRIP TERRAZZO FLOORING RADIANT TUBING CONCRETE METAL DECK W FLANGE 14X104 RECESSED LIGHTING SUSPENSION TIE ACOUSTICAL PANELING

BATT. INS. CEMENT BOARD DRIP-EDGE INSECT SCREEN

CAST IN PLACE BOLTS BASE PLATE 72"X18" CONC. FOOTING 20" DIA. CONC. PILES

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Bridge/Gallery Assembly Assembly

South Section South Section

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Visualization & Renders

Studio Apartment For this project, Sketchup was used to model a highly detailed studio apartment within an existing shell of exterior walls. Being a combination of mid-century and industrial, the model focused on showcasing building structure and simple geometric forms. Once imported into 3DS Max, lighting and materials were introduced to the space giving it a truly industrial loft feeling. Photoshop was utilized to create 3 seamless textures from photographs as well as the post-processing stage of the renderings to add the window view, tweak lighting, and fix texture glitches from the rendering software.

Hotel Lobby Based on floor plans provided, this project utilized Rhino to model the lobby of a hotel as well as a chair to be used in the space. Using past experience with Rhino, this project was modeled to be as detailed as possible through the lobby and surrounding context, as well as through the dynamic forms for the chair. The space was brought into Lumion where lighting, materials, people, furniture, and detail clutter were implemented to make the space feel alive. Photoshop was used to post-process lighting elements, shadows, and visual effects. This project included a 1.5 minute virtual tour through the space created using Lumion’s animation software.

North 7th Redevelopment A redesign of an old project, this proposal for an office redevelopment in Downtown Seattle was fully designed and modeled using Rhino to showcase interconnection between the 4 block area, 4 towers, and surrounding plaza which spans over 7th Avenue. The model was then imported into Twinmotion where lighting, materials, people, natural elements and effects were applied. Photoshop was used to postprocess lighting and material hues. This included a virtual tour of exterior and interior spaces using Twinmotion’s animation software.