Journi A Goodman Portfolio & Resume

Journi A. Goodman Student Architecture Portfolio Goodman Email- Journi.Anaya@gmail.com Phone- 713.560.3258

Journi A. Goodman

Education

Tuskegee University (Tuskegee, Al) School of Architecture

August 2020- Current

GPA: 3.8

University Of Maryland (College Park, Md)

School of Architecture

August 2019- June 2020

Experience

Robert A.M. Stern Architects (RAMSA)

June-August 2022

-Interned for Robert Stern in Manhatten, Ny

-Resposible for producing Floorplans, Section, Elevations, Renderings, Physical Models, Digital Site and Massing Models, and Presentations for client and partner meetings

-Attended site visits

-Revit, Autocad, Sketchup, Photoshop, Indesign, Enscape, Clay

BP Global STEM Academy

June-July 2018

-One of 4 recipients in America to be awarded a full scholarship to participate in a month-long Global STEM program in Natal, Brazil.

-Attended daily lessons and hands on engineering project

CISC (Carver Integrative Sustainability Center) Summer Experience

June-July 2021

-Worked with a client to designed a farmers market forTuskegee’s School of Agriculture

-Autocad, Photoshop, Indesign, Sketchup

Event Planner

2019

-Responsible for creating various team building exercises for 30+ participants

-Defined agenda

-Responsible for set up of events

-Led coordination and planning efforts for sequence and execution of event activities

Experience Cont.

National Organization of Minority Architect Students (NOMAS)

-Vice President for the National Organization of Minority Architect Students

- Responsible for managing and organizing various events, seminars, and lectures

2022 NOMAS Student Member of theYear

-Responsible for single handedly raisning $12000 in one month for 11 students to attent the 2022 NOMAS Conference in Nashville,Tn

American Institute of Architecture Students) AIAS

Skills

Programs (Years)

Autocad Revit Indesign Illustrator Photoshop Lumion Enscape Sketchup

Various art mediums

-Hand drawing (Graphite, Pen)

-Watercolor

-Marker,

-Charcoal

Teamwork

-Co-Captain of Foster High School's women's varsity wrestling team.

-Participated in ASA (African Student Association) service club and dance team to bring awareness to African and African-American culture.

Problem solving

-Competed in innovative projects within my high schools STEM endorsement program.

-Designed and modified more efficient and sustainable energy sources in the Global Stem program in Natal, Brazil.

Adaptability

-Lived in a foreign country (Brazil) independently for a month.

-Adapted to new cultures, language barriers and teaching methods while living in Scotland, UK and attendingThe International School of Aberdeen for two years

Hidden Threads Safety Shelter

Location

Panjshir Valley, Afghanistan

Media

Graphite

Autocad

Photoshop

Chipboard

Sketchup

Lumion

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Design Brief

For this Project students were given a country in need to design a safety shelter for based on the threats in that location whether it be natural or civil threats. We were asked to research a cultural element that holds a significance to our location to use as inspiration throughout the project. Embroidery is a large contributor to Afghan culture and can be seen in a number of aspects in normal life including tablecloths, mats, towels, curtains, animal trappings and clothing for both men and woman. With many different forms made by the various ethnic groups Afghanistan is able to produce a wide range of different styles and uses of embroidery. Afghan embroidery uses several motifs and designs based on the region or group it is produced by. These motifs can be the sun and stars; geometric shapes, foliage such as almond leaves, pomegranates, melon stalks, and flowers like tulips and pimento blossoms. In the designing of this shelter, I wanted to imbed some of the familiar patterns created from Afghan embroidery while designing against the main threat currently in Aghanistan, the Taliban. By incorporating these elements, I hope to give respect to the culture of Afghanistan while keeping it alive.

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Site Analyses ABCD EFGH A-Taliba Threat B-Water Way C-Sun Path D-Eartherquake E- Vegetation F- Rain Runoff G- Vehicular Traffic H- Blizzards B C D G Goodman 4

Embroidery is a large contributor to Afghan culture and can be seen in a number of aspects in normal life including tablecloths, mats, towels, curtains, animal trappings and clothing for both men and woman. Afghan embroidery uses several motifs and designs based on the region or group it is produced by. These motifs can be the sun and stars; geometric shapes, foliage such as almond leaves, pomegranates, melon stalks, and flowers like tulips and pimento blossoms, which represent fertility. In the designing of this shelter, I wanted to embed some of the familiar patterns created from Afghan embroidery. By incorporating these elements, I hope to give respect to the culture of Afghanistan while keeping it alive. Goodman

Culture

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Concept Sketches

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Materials Board Polished Concrete Mud Brick Wheat Cedar Fabric

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Stucco Glass Goodman

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Exterior Site Plan

Interior Site Plan

Garden Spaces

Living Spaces

Spaces for Prayer

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Site Sections

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Documentation D C D C Living Space Green Space Produce Garden Living Space Sections Goodman 11

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Interior Study Model

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Exterior Final Model

Exterior Rendering

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Living Space Rendering

Green Space Rendering

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Green Space Renderings

Mpatapo

Welcome Center - Pavilions - Gateway

Location

Mobile, Alabama

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Concept Statement

Located in Mobile, Alabama the design of this community will engage public appreciation, scared history, elevate public education, preserve this under-served community, and welcome the public. Ancestors, descendants, and visitors from a wide range of ethnic backgrounds will come together to live, learn, and engage in a variety of spaces and activities. Mpatapo is an adinkra symbol from West Africa that represents the bond between parties to create a peaceful and harmonious reconciliation. This design aims to attract people from outside the community as well as promote a sense of community within the development.

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Historic AfricaTown Site Plan