Jackeline C. Torres P.
Senior Architecture Major Student, UC berkeley | GPA: 3.500
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Education 2017 - 2019 2014 - 2017 2013 - 2014 2012
Cel: 669 - 333 - 2048
B.A in Architecture, University of California, Berkeley |Grad Date: May 2019 West Valley College, Saratoga, CA Universidad Rafael Urdaneta, Venezuela - Architectural Studies U.E.P Juan Bosco HS, Venezuela
Honors & Awards Spring 2019 CED Circus Participant Fall 2017 AIA Santa Clara Valley William R. Hawley Scholarship Fall 2017 Leo and Trinidad Shanchez Award
E-mail torrespoloc@berkeley.edu torrespoloc@gmail.com
LinkedIn www.linkedin.com/in/ jackelinetorres
Design Projects Fall 2018
Arch 100C |”Disaster Studio”: Museo GeoHundido Collaborative work | This studio challenged students to choose and address aspects of a recent natural disaster in any part of the world. Museo GeoHundido (GeoSunk Museum) tackled some of the issues of subsidence in Mexico City through the use of informative spaces that produce behavioral changes in visitors.
Spring 2018 Arch 100B |“Good Food”: Awareness Individual work | Students were challenged to design a multi-use building with the purpose of linking the community to the production of healthy foods. Awareness focused on the idea of visual connection between all spaces in order to keep the community connected to the procedures followed in the healthy foods industry.
Fall 2017
Arch 100A |“Double Negative”: Transition
Individual work | Designed a hypothetical Library with the purpose of creating spaces through the intersection of solid/void conditions. Transition is a project that attempts to create transitional impacts between wide and narrow spaces through the use of geometric intersections.
Spring 2016 Design Village Competition - “Aura”: The Aura Sphere
Collaborative work | Design-Build | Competitors were challenged to orchestrate the material and tectonic nature of their designs so that they produce a transcendent and immaterial effect. The Aura Sphere uses a combination of light and color to convey a presence of atmosphere and quality that seems to surround and be generated by the occupant.
Volunteer Work Spring 2019
On Sanctuary Exhibition coordinator • •
Fall 2018
Photoshop Illustrator InDesign
Microsoft Office Word PowerPoint
Autodesk ReCap Revit
Rhinoceros 5 & 6 Vray for Rhino SketchUp Laser cutting 3D Printing Physical model making Communication Adaptability Problem solving Critical thinking Teamwork Willingness to learn Punctuality
Participaed in re-habilitation of a single family home In Berkeley, CA
Vice-President of the Architecture club | West Valley College • • •
2014 - 2015
Adobe
Rebuilding Together volunteer •
2016 - 2017
Was in charge of efficiently prepare and layout students artwork to be exhibited Coordinated with peers to achieve proper organization for the event
Skills
Gave presentations regarding the transfer process from a community college Coordinated with the club president to prepare and schedule weekly meetings Assisted club members with questions and concerns regarding transfering
AIASCV Member | West Valley Chapter • •
Attended weekly meetings Participated in a logo and slogan competition for the club
Languages Spanish Native English Proficient