30-Second Portfolio | Patrick Bayer

30-SECOND

PORTFOLIO PATRICK BAYER

University of Kansas SADP ENSA Paris Val de Seine HW Ateliers Jean Nouvel Helix Architecture + Design

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Ecole Nationale Superiore D’Architecture Paris Val De Seine Graduate Year and Internship

2014

University of Kansas [GPA 3.42] MArch_Master of Architecture [EXPERIENCE]

2008-2014

HW | Ateliers Jean Nouvel [Intern Architect]

feb_2014-present

Member of the project team for the Louvre Abu Dhabi. Currently assisting with the design and detailing of the facade system and also the design and detailing of the moucharabieh (sunscreens). In progress of writing a script with parametric modeling tools to optimize and automate the modulation and modeling of the moucharabieh.

Projected internship experience areas include work on competitions, intensive computer modeling, work on plans/sections, and preparing presentations.

Helix Architecture + Design [Intern Architect] Member of the design team for the renovation of Weaver Auditorium at the Kansas City University of Medicine and Biosciences. While working directly under the Project Architect, used Rhino and Grasshopper to design complex curved acoustical interiors.

Created visualization for this project using V-Ray for Rhino. Gained experience in the areas of: Schematic Design, Interviews, Competitions, Design Development, Construction Documents, Construction Administration, and Client Presentations.

Tevis Architectural Group [Intern Architect] Assisted in projects including: a design-build office building, a campus code study, a residence, nursing home, dentist office, multiple animal shelters, and a large middle school addition. Gained experience in schematic design, design development, and construction document phases.

Kiewit Power Engineers [Support Electrical Designer] Assisted in 6 power plants of various scales and types.

Supervised a team of 4 interns to create a set of documents for a gas-fired power plant.

[SKILLS_TECHNICAL] AutoCAD (advanced) Revit SketchUp Adobe Creative Suite

Rhino Grasshopper 3DS Max V-Ray

Kerkythea Podium Microstation Plant4D

NavisWorks Artlantis Vasari GIS

summer_2013

summer_2011&12

dec_2007-may_2009

[SKILLS_GENERAL]

Public speaking and presentations Leadership and management Acoustical design considerations

[INVOLVEMENT]

L’Assemblee des Delegues des comites de residents [ADCR Representative] American Institute of Architecture Students [KU Chapter President] American Institute of Architecture Students [Midwest Quad Chair] American Institute of Architecture Students [National Governance Committee] American Institute of Architecture Students [KU Chapter Vice-President] American Institute of Architecture Students [KU Chapter Firm Outreach] AIAS Freedom By Design [KU Project Manager] KU Student Housing [Senior Staff Resident Assistant]

2013-2014 2012-2013 fall_2012 nov_2011 2011-2012 2010-2011 spring_2010 2009-2013

[PUBLICATION]

Rammed Earth Conservation, “From the Ground Up” [Roth Trailhead] Lawrence Journal World, “Trail Entrance to Honor Teachers” [Roth Trailhead]

june_2012 may_2012

[AWARDS]

Best American Building of 2013 Awards_Kansas Nominee [Roth Trailhead] Monsters of Design Award, Best in Show [Roth Trailhead] AIA Kansas Honor Award [Roth Trailhead] AIAS Chapter Leader of the Month City of Kansas City, MO: Resolution 120965 - AIAS Midwest Quad Fall 2012

jan_2014 fall_2012 fall_2012 sep_2012 nov_2012

[TRAVELS]

Paris Versailles Rome

Switzerland Berlin Toronto

Complex geometry and parametric design Architectural Visualization Construction and detailing

Detroit Savannah Chicago

Cincinatti Washington D.C. Pheonix

[LANGUAGES] [REFERENCES]

Jay Tomlinson, FAIA John Gaunt Kapila Silva Angela Gunn Lonnie Shanks Greg Zullig Chad Kraus

Founding Principal_Helix Architecture + Design KC Dean, Professor_University of Kansas Faculty Advisor_AIAS University of Kansas Project Architect_Tevis Architectural Group Senior Project Manager_Tevis Architectural Group Lead Electrical Designer_Kiewit Power Engineers Studio Professor [3rd Year]_University of Kansas

jtomlinson@helixkc.com jgaunt@ku.edu kapilads@ku.edu agunn@tevisarchitects.com lshanks@tevisarchitects.com greg.zullig@kiewit.com ckraus@ku.edu

Internship

Weaver Auditorium | Helix Architecture + Design Workplace of the Future | Helix Architecture + Design

Academic

Chicago Lyric Opera | 4th Year Roth Trailhead | 3rd Year Monaco Motors | 3rd Year KU SADP Commons | 4th Year

In the design team for the renovation of KCUMB’s Weaver Auditorium, we split a large performance space vertically into two large lecture halls. This hall, sinuous and biologically inspired, created a contrast to the other more angular hall. I helped realize the design intent by using Grasshopper to define realistic parameters for the creation of the curved surfaces, based on construction methods and material tolerances.

The sweeping forms of the surfaces were controlled by only a few very refined geometric rules that had to work at every point along the perimeter. The acoustic plaster system chosen had a minimum radius of 4 feet.

Multiple definitions were tried and compared to our design intent to find the correct logic for these forms.

The final definition, bottom right, has a radius not smaller than 4 feet, which creates a subtle crease that sweeps the auditorium before dying back into the wall.

This design competition submission for Metropolis Magazine was focused around the idea of a collaborative work environment that improves overall well-being by responding to various social other daily human needs. This repurposed building in the Crossroads District would provide a work environment for companies to support employees living closer to downtown.

This third year project was organized in groups of three to explore a how to solve a complex program in a dense urban environment. Special attention was paid to architectural acoustics, lighting integration, and urban form development. Our concept was to have a compilation of colliding program volumes, guided at first by the painting “ The Sea of Ice� by Gaspar David Friederich.

The forms of the opera house were created in section, allowing all of the spaces to have a very rational space-plan.

My specific focus was on developing the main auditorium.

The angles of the building were echoed in the angular balconies, derived from sight and acoustic lines. The wood materiality provides a warm contrast to the glass, steel, and marble of the lobbies/exterior.

Role - Project Manager The Roth Trailhead was a designed and built from rammed earth based on our own hands-on material analysis. The trailhead is conceptually a slice of earth removed from the gentle hill to reveal the site’s history through the strata. The canopy creates a contrast to the wall and relates more strongly to the seasonal prairie fires through it’s shou sugi ban cedar louvers and fleeting character.

AIA Kansas Honor Award Monsters of Design - Best in Show

At the beginning of the semester, only two of our students had any construction experience at all. Through our material exploration and a very hands-on approach to mock-ups and testing, we acquired the skills necessary to build the project on time and under budget.

To save time, we used Critical Path Method scheduling to find which processes needed to be on time to complete the project.

Based on that, we divided our efforts to on-site rammed earth build and in-house prefabrication of the canopy.

Through a few simple methods like reusing our modular formwork and using recycle telephone poles, we were able to complete the $48,000 project for only $27,000.

This third year individual project was a luxury car dealership based on responding to a restrictive urban context with creative form and space-making. The site, very slim and with a tunnel underneath, restricted load bearing to only cerain lines. My response was to land only on points instead, and use those points to host steel arcs for a weaving and dynamic volume.

This comprehensive studio project from the fourth year at KU was focused on realizing regenerative architecture through an in-depth consideration of site, programmatic, and systems details. The project was meant to bring the two schools of the KU SADP together, both physically and with shared resources. It also addressed the needed additional space resources for the school’s accreditation. The design includes a large living machine that filters water, and the building is designed in section for efficient and passive environmental controls.

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