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JAMES HALL



JAMES HALL

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH M.B.A. & M.ARCH CANDIDATE CLASS OF 2013



CV PLAYHOUSE FIRST NIGHT INSTALLATION NOBROW COFFEE SUPERNATURAL CAFE PRANA YOGA STUDIO SALT FLATS TABLOID COMMUNITY CENTER AIRPORT BLUES CLUB LIVE FOREVER UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH ALTUS LOGO ANALOG INDIAN ARCHITECTURE HEY THERE



EDUCATION 2010-2013

M.ARCH and MBA University of Utah

2008-2010

B.S.- Architectural Studies University of Utah

EMPLOYMENT 2010 - Present 2010 - 2011 2009

Atlas Architects Architectural Intern University of Utah Teaching Assistant, Human Dimension in Design Playhouse design/build Lead Designer/Builder

RECOGNITION 2010 Published 2009 3rd Prize

University of Utah Undergraduate Research Abstracts Journal: Complex Composite Truss Systems in Architecture “Live Forever” Michael Jackson Memorial International Design Competition, Archinect.com


PLAYHOUSE

Design/Build project Partner: Chase H Project Budget: $12,000


waterfall view

6:00 pm

6:00 am

valley view

12:00 pm






FIRST NIGHT INSTALLATION

Design/Build project Partners: Jon G, Katianne J, Scott M, Nalinthorn P Recycled Materials, Recycled Project



NOBROW COFFEE

Salt Lake Art Center Atlas Architects Programing, Schematic Design, Design Development



SUPERNATURAL CAFE

Trolley Square Atlas Architects Schematic Design, Construction Documentation



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GYP FURRING ON EXISTING EXTERIOR WALLS

YOGA STUDIO

YOGA STUDIO

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MASSAGE ROOM 6

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OFFICE F3

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A104

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ADA SHOWER

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WOMENS TOILET

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FLOOR DRAIN

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PEDICURE 2

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10 1' - 1"

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USE RS1C SOUND ATTEN.CLIP SYSTEM C3 W1

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CUSTODIAL 2

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7' - 8"

CAFE SEATING 13 17

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LOBBY

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A108

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A108 F1

OCCUPANT LOAD SIGN

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A108

OCCUPANT LOAD SIGN

NEW STOREFRONT ENTRY DOOR AND SIDELITES TO MATCH EXISTING

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Floor Plan 1/4" = 1'-0"

GYP FURRING ON EXISTING EXTERIOR WALLS

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PRANA YOGA STUDIO

Trolley Square Atlas Architects Schematic Design, Construction Documentation


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EXIT

8' - 0" TYP

4' - 0" TYP

GYP FURRING ON EXISTING EXTERIOR WALLS

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GYP APPROX. 9'-7" A.F.F. (SEE DETAIL)

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GYP 16'-0" A.F.F.

GYP 14'-0" A.F.F.

GYP 11'-0" A.F.F.

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PARAPET 2' ABOVE LID SEE WALL TYPE

HEADER @ 8' AFF

B 3' - 1"

C2 GYP 12'-0" A.F.F.

C1

HEADER @ 8' AFF C2

GYP APPROX. 9'-7" A.F.F. (SEE DETAIL)

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GYP 14'-0" A.F.F.

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GYP 14'-0" A.F.F.

C1 C2

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5' - 6"

1' - 1"

18' - 8"

GYP 12'-0" A.F.F. GYP 12'-0" A.F.F.

GYP 11'-0" A.F.F.

Ceiling Plan 1/4" = 1'-0"

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6' - 10"

0' - 7" 2' - 11"

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11' - 1"

10' - 8"

6' - 5" A108 7' - 7"

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3' - 11"

5' - 4"

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2' - 10"

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C3

C3 C1

3' - 4"

1' - 11" 5' - 0"

GYP 12'-0" A.F.F.

C3

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HEADER @ 12' AFF

4' - 4"

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5' - 9"

C1

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EXIT

GYP 14'-0" A.F.F.

NORTH 16

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SALT FLATS TABLOID Studio I Critic: Jacob Gines Duration: 8 weeks



PHOTOGRAPHY/ MANIPULATE

CIRCULATION/ DISTRIBUTION EMPTY/ SUBSTANCE

OBSERVATION/ FABRICATION



Community Center Studio V Critic: Molli Kiser Duration: 8 weeks



AIRPORT

Studio III Critic: Basil Harb Duration: 8 weeks





BLUES CLUB Studio II Critic: Mimi Locher Duration: 4 weeks



LIVE FOREVER

Michael Jackson Memorial Design Competition 3rd Prize


This monument embodies a holistic reflection on Jackson’s life. While on trial for child molestation charges Jackson said:“Why can’t you share your bed? The most loving thing to do is to share your bed with someone. It’s very charming. It’s very sweet. It’s what the whole world should do”. The quote implies the dialectic manner Michael lived life by. Innocence clashes with social ideals amidst the future buildings of the Jackson Casino in Las Vegas, sharing Jackson’s personal bed with the world.

“The way an ordinary domestic object is transformed into a site which is full both of a desire for universal love and something much more problematic is clever. This casts the bed as a public social space, at odds with our normal understanding of its significance.” - Sam Jacob (FAT)

“One of the few entries to tackle the idea of behind-closeddoors MJ head on, and further does with a kind of cheeky minimalism that seems entirely appropriate. If we want the memorial to take on the full scope of MJ’s superstar/reclusive/ shady persona, this might be the one...” - Christopher Hawthorne (LA Times Architecture Critic)

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ABSTRACT Architecture is an art that utilizes a broad palette of materials. Among the newest and least understood group of materials are advanced composites. Advanced composites are engineered materials that utilize two or more distinct, high performance materials, which remain separate in finished structure. They boast high strength to weight ratios, opening architectural possibilities previously unexplored by current building materials. Relatively little architectural specific research has been performed investigating specific applications of a certain complex carbon fiber truss system. This study began with a survey of composites in architecture and culminated in the investigation of the current and possible uses of complex composite truss systems in architecture. My work included the analysis of the intrinsic and extrinsic properties of the materials and geometric configurations, investigation of current uses, and postulation about possible future applications. This speculation occurred between myself, my colleagues, and my professors. The postulations Complex truss systems provide vast developed to fruition through examination and evaluation using criteria and are Complex truss systems provide vast expressed through a series of informative diagrams that portray the material possibilities Architecture. Some possibilities ininArchitecture. Some characteristics, pro’s and con’s, and economic areas thatcould could quickly embrace andconsiderations for each possible areas that quickly embrace and use. this The theoretical implications of my research are far reaching and could lead utilize newtechnology technology include utilize this new include to greater and more serious investigation of the use of complex composite truss primary building structure and concrete primary building structure and concrete systems in architecture.

ARCHITECTURALAPPLICATIONS APPLICATIONS ARCHITECTURAL

reinforcement. reinforcement.

UNDERGRAD RESEARCH

AMES HALL + RYAN SMITH - UNIVERSITY OF UTAH JAMES HALL + RYAN SMITH - UNIVERSITY OF UTAH

Complex Composite Truss Systems in Architecture Published in 2010 University Research Journal


altus P O L E S

ALTUS LOGO

Carbon Fiber Truss Manufacturer Logo and Web Design

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ANALOG


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Indian Architecture Partner: Eric C Critic: Jacob Gines Duration: 3 weeks


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