KATIE JONES
experience 2009 - present
katie jones, associate aia 221 fairforest way #27208, greenville, sc 29607
katie.jones216@gmail.com 856.906.8839
McMillan Pazdan Smith : Intern Architect Greenville, South Carolina
Experience in master planning, urban, commercial, office, health care + retail projects. Developed and designed concepts for competitions, interviews and marketing strategies. Knowledge in project management, development of client relationships and coordination with consultants + contractors. Assisted in adminitrative organization during merger, which included creating new branding strategies + reorganizing the firm’s administrative process. 2009 - present
NEON Design Collaborative : Partner Los Angeles / Washington DC / Greenville
Co-founded in 2009 - Design ranging from interior architecture + design to branding strategies. Projects: Zenergy House, Los Angeles, CA Architizer Design Competition - “NYC”Bathroom Redesign” - Awarded Runner-Up EcoChic Fabric design 2006 - 2007
Kanalstein Danton Associates : Intern Voorhees, New Jersey : May 2006 - August 2006, 2007
Completion + revision construction documents, development of building standards library, creation of client presentations, renderings, 3D models and physical models.
education
special study
Virginia Tech, College of Architecture and Urban Studies, School of Architecture + Design Graduated May 2009 : Bachelor of Architecture (B. ARCH), Professional Degree Minor in Art and Architecture History Awarded Dean’s List : Fall / Spring 2004-2009 NCARB Completion : 100% of Hours Completed ARE Completion : 4 exams passed of 7 total
Chicago Studio 2007, Perkins + Will Chicago, Illinois : August 2007 - December 2007
Participated in an NCARB awarded studio in Chicago that focused on the 2016 Olympics. Used urban planning strategies in the process of the project, as well as focused on four main scales: city, site, building, and detail.
activity
professional
AIA Greenville - Executive Committee - Director of Public Relations - current
Director of Government Affairs - 2010
AIA Upstate Women in Architecture - Founding Member - Director of Graphic Media + Design honors
Claussen Bakery, AIA SouthCarolina + AIA Greenville, Unbuilt Project Award Shriver Holland Scholarship, April 2008 Harrisonburg Studio Scholarship, First Place, May 2008
skills
Digital : Mac OSX + Windows, Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Prezi, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office Analog : Rendering, Sketching, Hand Drafting, Watercolor, Collage, Silkscreening
references
Kathryn Clarke Albright, AIA, Foundation Design Chair - Virginia Tech School of Architecture + Design
KATIE JONES
katie jones, associate aia 221 fairforest way #27208, greenville, sc 29607
katie.jones216@gmail.com 856.906.8839
Past + Current Project List Commercial / Office - Fifth Third Bank: Downtown Greenville, SC (4,300 SF) --- Interior Upfit o 01/2012 --- 04/2012 - Space planning, interior architecture, custom casework, lobby display, finishes selection, construction administration - Cancer Center of the Carolinas: Greenville SC (18,000 SF) --- Interior Upfit o 03/2011 --- 06/2011: Space planning for offices, laboratory, file storage, finishes selections - Gateway Village: Clemson, SC (13.5 acre site, 77,200 SF) --- Site master plan, Retail development o 11/2012 --- current: Lifestyle Center Master Planning - Publix + 4 retail buildings (shells), site work, design review board, GC selection - Windstream Offices: Downtown Greenville, SC (120,000 SF) --- Interior Upfit o 09/2012 --- current: Largest employer in downtown Greenville o Space planning for 8 floors of offices + open office, interior finish selection - Streit USA Armoring: Charleston, SC (75,000 SF total, 3,000 SF interiors work) --- Ground-Up, Graphics, Interiors o 09/2012 --- current - Ground-Up construction of headquarters for Streit USA car armoring --- includes production facility, reception, showroom, board room + offices o Interior finishes selections, design of graphic displays in the car showroom, boardroom, reception and production facility Restaurant - Atlanta Bread Company: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport --Upfits + Branding Redesign o 08/2012 --- current: Rebranding of interior finishes to be displayed first in the Atlanta Airport in 3 concourse locations. Finishes to be upfitted in all Atlanta Bread Company locations nationally Community - YMCA: Mauldin, SC (36,000 SF) --- Exterior/interior renovation, interior graphics o 10/2012 --- current: Interior renovation, addition of outdoor pool o YMCA graphics design in gym, indoor track, weight room, main cardio area, smoothie bar Healthcare - Anderson Skin + Cancer Center: Anderson, SC (9,200 SF) --- Ground-Up o 05/2012 --- current: Complex space planning completed closely with client, SD, DD, CD, Bidding + Negotiation, CA, interiors selection
challenge develop sustainable interiors for a 2,450 sf remodeled green prototype show home in studio city, ca goal use environmentally sound strategies + donated materials to create a tour-worthy and livable home research shading strategies, fabric design, adaptive reuse, material + methods program furniture re-use, color + texture, eco-chic fabric, copper sunshade design, zenergy logo + branding zenergy house - interiors
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patterns vehicular
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challenge develop program + design for old claussen bakery on greenville’s disadvantaged west end research present/future demographics, community needs and access patterns, city/neighborhood scales goal revive the dilapidated west side to allow access to necessities in a way that serves all economic + cultural communities program co-op grocery, co-op housing, co-op bank, trade market, life learning center, day care, garden + event space awards 2011 AIASC un-built project award, 2011 AIAGreenville un-built project award claussen bakery competition
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challenge generate a scheme for a portion of the olympic park for the potential summer games in chicago in 2016 research scales : city, site, building, detail, past olympic games, chicago neighborhoods, public transportation routes goal create an adaptable olympic village for athletes and future residents post-olympics, bridge the gap between two neighborhoods, give life to existing stadium parking area, create usable green space, integrate mixed-use
program 4 scales of housing for athlete/team or person/family, green space, retail/commercial olympic village - chicago 2016
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architectural ideas
planes of learning
prepared environment
scale / development
in a montessori school, children do not progress through in a linear way, but rather in planes. younger children learn from older and the process is repeated.
every material in the classroom has a specific place that every student must return used items to. shelving is organized with labels and containers to maintain a neat environment.
an adult environment is large and uncomfortable for young children. everything from the furniture to the windows and door handles should be scaled to the size of the growing children.
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the classroom environment is full of “seeds of interest”. These include materials, stories told by the teacher, books, communication with other students, etc.
children are encouraged to explore their environments inside and outside the school, which encourages learning without force.
children can manipulate their environment to transform their classroom into a space of their own.
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art museum peace center
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a child sees a butterfly in the school’s garden the child then overhears a discussion given by the teacher about metamorphosis the child finds a book suggested by the teacher about butterfly species the child returns to the garden to classify different butterflies of the region the child compiles information and creates a presentation for the other students, which inspires another student to do a study on insects herself
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4 8:45 am: enter classroom 5 8:46 am: store belongings in cubby 6 10:00 am: teacher gives presentation on geography 7 11:15 am: lunch with both classes in the “DEN” 8 11:45 am: recess on the playground 9 1:00 pm: wave to a friend in the 6-9 classroom 10 2:00 pm: school dismissal, parent pick-up
challenge 5th year student thesis : montessori school on the reedy river in greenville, south carolina research montessori method: prepared environment, planes of learning, seeds of interest, community, goal
montessori materials in an adaptable environment create a prepared environment of beauty, simplicity and order based on the montessori method, intertwine the building with the river that it bridges, develop a classroom to inhabit as well as teach students about their environment
program accomodate 180+ children from age 3-12, outdoor play area to explore nature, organized and inspiring classroom environment, public gathering and office areas, library, cafeteria
montessori school - greenville, sc
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