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KELTON BERRETT EDUCATION
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Preston High School – Preston, Idaho May 2009 Member of Honor Society Presidency 3.7 Cumulative GPA University of Idaho – Moscow, Idaho 4th year Architecture Student – Minor: Political Science 3.67 Institutional GPA 3.63 Cumulative GPA
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Draftsperson | Architectural Nexus Summer 2011 Logan, UT bpetroff@archnexus.com – Bob Petroff
ABOUT ME Former Male-identified Co-chair: UI Gay-Straight Alliance (Spring 2011 - Fall 2011) BSA Eagle Scout UI Ballroom Dance Team Member (2009-2012) Interests: Sustainable Urbanism, Social Justice, Political Science, Art, History
I am an interdisciplinary designer. I found the desire to to look outside an insular world of Architecture after entering college and involving myself in the University of Idaho’s Gay Straight Alliance. There I was made aware of not only the challenges of the LGBTQIA community, but minorities everywhere. This experience turned me on to a wider world of concerns, and led me to take up Political Science as a minor. But as I pursued Architecture and Political Science concurrently, I began to consider how these seemingly unconnected areas might have a confluence, Today I am following this question, looking how policy and issues of social justice manifest latently within the holistic built environment. It has led me to not only find fascination with buildings, but the issues of environmental stainability, social stainability, urbanism, and the implementation of our knowledge as a field. I seek to further my experience in the professional realm to gain further insights into these 2 musings, and to challenge my own creativity, communication, and competitiveness for the years ahead.
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L I N D S AY C R E E K W I N E R Y
STRATIFY
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RE-SETT
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STATION 5
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THE MAGIC THEATER
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COURTYARD + ROWHOUSE
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WATERCOURSE
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GONANO TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
PIAZZA SANT’ EDGIDIO
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L I N D S AY C R E E K W I N E RY
Arch 453 | Fall 2012 | Service learning project | Clients: McIntosh Farms, Nez Perce County, Idaho The winery is intended to be a simple and functional space primarily, while incorporating an agricultural/industrial aesthetic with a touch modern elegance. A strong integration with the surrounding farmland dictated many design choices. The design engages visitors in the experience of wine making and wine tasting.
Team: Ray Sayers, Deirdra Maynard, Meghan Wigton, Kelton Berrett
Tasting Room Exterior 4 Credit: Ray Sayers (render), Deirdra tage)
Maynard (hand line work) Kelton Berrett (Photomon-
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Red Grapes
Lindsay Creek/Bottoms Irrigation Pond Nature Observation Deck
Bed & Breakfast
White Grapes
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Winery
Existing Farm
Organic Mill
Powers Ave.
Master Plan
Credit: Deirdra Maynard
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Master Plan Phasing
Credit: Deirdra Maynard, Ray Sayers
Phase 1: Adding Red Grapes, Organic Mill, Winery Production.
Phase 2: Adding White Grapes, Tasting Room, Stair/ Ventilation Tower
Phase 3: Adding White Grapes, Bed & Breakfast
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Winery: Front Entrance
Credit: Ray Sayers (render), Deirdra Maynard (hand line work), Kelton Berrett (photomontage)
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1. Organic Mill 2. Breeze Way 3. Tasting Room 4. Stair/Ventilation Tower 5. Catering Kitchen 6. Restroom 7. Entrance/Sales 8. Wine Production
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Winery: Front Entrance, Interior
credit: Ray Sayers (Render), Kelton Berrett (Photomontage)
Winery: Front Entrance, Interior
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Winery: Front Entrance, Production view credit: Ray Sayers (Render), Kelton Berrett (Photomontage)
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Winery: Barrel Room
Credit: Ray Sayers (render), Kelton Berrett (photomontage)
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Winery: Tasting Room
Credit: Ray Sayers (render), Kelton Berrett (photomontage)
Winery: Construction Section Perspective Credit: Ray Sayers (render), Meghan Wigton (photomontage)
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Bed & Breakfast Courtyard, Indoor/Outdoor space
Credit: Kelton Berrett (model, photomontage), Deirdra Maynard (hand line work), Ray Sayers (render)
Bed & Breakfast: Honeymoon Suite Section
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Bed & Breakfast Plan
Bed & Breakfast: Section through courtyard
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Bed & Breakfast: Honeymoon Suite
Credit: Kleton Berrett (model, photomontage), Ray Sayers (render)
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Southwest Facing Perspective
Credit: Ray Sayers (render), Kelton Berrett (photomontage)
STRATIFY GONANO TECHNOLOGIES, INC.
Arch 453 | Fall 2012 | Service learning project | Clients: GoNano Technologies, INC., Port of Clarkston, WA Stratify was designed with the belief that high technology could be mixed with ancient wisdom in a meaningful way, and that this could be communicated through the medium of rammed earth, which like the earth itself is deposited in sentiments. This reflects what this facility is intended for: A combination of high tech and age old that provides a place for GoNano (makers of silicon nanosprings) to grow and succeed for generations to come, each generation leaving their mark like strata in the earth. Team: Kelton Berrett, Ray Sayers
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1. Entry Lobby 2. Reception 3. Stairs 4. Atrium Space 5. Wet Lab 6. ADA Unisex Bathrooms 7. Mech. Space 8. Analytical Lab 9. Elevator 10. Mechanical 11. Tech/Server Room 12. Shipping and Receiving 13. Air Clean-off 14. Production Space 15. Men / Women/ unisex Lockers 16. Bike Rack (rammed earth wall base) 17. Maintenance Room 18. Storage 19. Conference Room 20. CEO Office 21. Office 22. Office 23. Office 24. Office 25. Integrated Office Space
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Southwest Facing Perspective
Credit: Ray Sayers (render), Kelton Berrett (photomontage)
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Design Diagrams
Bioswale Detail Credit: Ray Sayers
1. Perforated Pipe 2. Washed Rock 3. Crushed Gravel 4. Soil Layer 5. Mulch Layer 6. Rain Garden Planting with Indigenous Vegetation
North Facing Section | Thermal Mass Diagram
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Northern Shading Strategy Fixed Vertical Shading panels (perforated metal) Externalized Structure Interior
Snake River
cistern Black water Gray Water out city water in
West Facing Section | ECS Diagram
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Construction Detail Credit: Ray Sayers
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paralam roof beams metal channel opening header w/ 1/4” metal bottom plate glazing 24” width rammed earth Wall 4” of rigid insulation for thermal break 3” of light weight conc. w/ metal decking castellated “C” section channel Joist 24” o.c. 1’6” deep “w” section beam with moment frame connections to joist Overhang to provide shade in the summer Corrugated metal siding
Polished concrete flooring
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Bioswale Clarkston Greenbelt Trail Extension Grass paved Overflow Parking Permeable Paved Parking
Site Plan
Credit: Kelton Berrett (hand render), Ray Sayers (photomontage)
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Arch 454 | Summer 2012 | UI Rome Program
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The summer of 2012 I had the privilege of studying Architecture and Urbanism in Rome, Italy for 2 months. Piazza Sant’ Edgidio Re-Sett was a culmination of this study. Re-Sett seeks to activate Piazza Sant’ Edgidio by adding shade, water, and seating to a piazza primarily used as a pedestrian conduit. The inspiration for the project is the boglum sett (cobblestone) paving pattern, enlarged, abstracted, and elevated. The water seeks to create a dialogue with the trees in the piazza (a rarity in Rome), and the tensile canvas awning adds a layer of building technology history to Rome.
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STATION 5 IDAHO CONCRETE MASONRY ASSOCIATION COMPETITION
Arch 354 | Spring 2012 | Boise, Idaho
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Station 5 is an exercise in the reinvention of what a fire station is, and what it can be. This project attempts to break out of the associated symbols of a fire station to better serve firefighters in their mission of service to the public. This project also seeks to mediate the relationship between the living/leisure spaces of the firehouse program, and the industrial/work spaces through contrast of materials and architectural language, while attempting to let the relationship be symbiotic and without dissonance.
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North Facing Elevation (Apparatus Bay Doors, Training Tower)
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Apparatus Bay
Program 1. Apparatus Bay 2. Lobby 3. Restrooms 4. Storage/AV Rooms 5. Support Staff Area 6. Conference Room 7. Dispatch 8. Office 9. Office 10. Storage 11. Office 12. Restroom 13. Restroom 14. Fitness Room 15. Volunteer Drop-In Lounge 16. Generator/Mechanical Room
17. Mechanical Shop 18. Turn-out Gear 19. Turn-out Prep 20. Flammable Material Storage 21. Breathing Air Compressor Room 22. Radio/Pager Check-out Room 23. Training Room 24. Dorm Room 25. Shower Room 26. Dorm Room 27. Dorm Room 28. Shower Room 29. Dorm Room 30. Kitchen 31. Day Room 32. Training Tower
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THE MAGIC THEATER L I T E R A R Y I N T E R P R E TAT I O N F R O M S T E P P E N W O L F - H E R M A N N H E S S E
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Arch 354 | Spring 2012 The Magic Theater is a place within Hermann Hesse’s Counter culture classic, Steppenwolf. In this project my studio was tasked to imagine the magic theater in the context of post apocalyptic Stugart, Germany in a way that suspended the limits of today, and entered into pure creation. This project includes four theaters of different modes: Baroque, Elizabethan, Greek, & Blackbox (modern).
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COURTYARD +ROWHOUSE N O R T H W E S T
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Arch 353 | Fall 2011 Designed to be a center for a sustainable and diverse community, Courtyard + Rowhouse looks to row house and courtyard dwellings to enhance the lives of not only residents, but the neighborhood at large. This is accomplished by not only being inwardly focused, but street focused through windows (Jane Jacobs “Eyes on the Street�), stoops, and by adding a grocery store which further serves to mix primary uses and mitigate the Urban Food Desert.
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Street Sidewalk 1 Bedroom Units
Parking “Mirrored Street�
1 Bedroom Unit Detail garden boxes
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Grocery
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1 Bedroom Units 2 Bedroom Units
2 Bedroom Unit Detail
Level 2 Plan
2 Bedroom Unit
Studio Units
Level 3 Plan Studio Unit Detail
1 Bedroom Unit
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Process
Usonian Plan (FLW)
Courtyard
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Mirror Horizontally/ Vertically, stack
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WATERCOURSE M O S C O W ,
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Arch 254 | Spring 2011 Watercourse seeks both its form and its function from the waterfall. This includes not only the exterior, but the interior as well, including the sequence of space moving throughout the bathhouse. The bath offers space for everyone whether enjoyment is to be found at the cafe, the active baths, or retreating into the quiet bath.
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East Facing Elevation Elevation
North Facing Elevation
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1. Lobby 2. Gender Neutral Facilities 3. Women’s Facilities 4. Men’s Facilities 5. Cafe/Juice Bar 6. Storage/Kitchen 7. Administration 8. Mechanical Closet 9. Janitor’s Closet 10. Quiet Bath 11. Active Bath
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We have to create; it is the only thing louder than destruction... - Andrea Gibson
Kelton Berrett berr4765@vandals.uidaho.edu keltonb91@gmail.com 307 Maple Creek Rd. Franklin, ID 83237
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1080 W. A St. Moscow, ID 83843 APT 202 208.760.7297