ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
Kevin Purdom LEED AP
university of kansas
m. arch
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01// Resume 02 // Waterway Fresh Grocery (Structure, Photoshop, Illustrator, and Graphics) 03 // Kansas City Micro Brewery (Comprehensive Design, Sustainability, Revit, and InDesign) 04 // Ft Lauderdale Housing & Sea Level Rise Masterplanning (Urban Design, Masterplanning, Design Development) 05 // Donald Judd Museum (Tectonics, Model Building, and Programming) 06 // Splitlog Farm - Design Build (Construction Documents, client interaction, construction skills) 07 // Professional Work (Initial concept renderings, Plan layout study, Sustainability Research and implementation) 08// Studio 804 (Design, Build, HVAC, LEED, metal design and fabrication, Construction)
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KEVIN PURDOM, LEED AP for Homes
01 // Resume
Work Experience Studio 804
Lawrence, KS Designer and Builder August 2017 - Present
In the final year of the Masters program at the University of Kansas, a group of 17 students design and build all aspects of a LEED platinum house. I was in charge of HVAC layout, LEED documentation, metal design and fabrication and helped in many other aspects of the project. This program is known world-wide for modern, sustainable design while also allowing the students complete control over the entire project.
DLA Architects
Itasca, IL Intern May 2017 - August 2017 Modeled design concepts for K-12 education. Created feasibility studies and weighed options for phasing, new additions, and new construction. Worked on classroom programming and library layouts, Red-lined schematic designs in revit and sketchup. Created proposal for new signage for entire township.
Dotte Agency - University of Kansas
Lawrence, KS Fabricator / Teacher’s Assistant October 2016 - May 2017 Assisted architects from Dotte Agency with presentations of work and fabricating designs such as park signage, bike racks, and interactive park exercise equipment.
HGA Architects & Engineers Milwaukee, WI Intern May 2016 - August 2016 Worked in Public/Corporate practice group directly under Design Principal. Modeled in Auto-CAD, Revit, and Sketchup with rendering and visuals created in Adobe Suite. Researched sustainability programs and created presentation to help firm incorporate green design in each project. 4
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Education University of Kansas Lawrence, KS
Masters of Architecture Candidate, May 2017 Minor - Environmental Studies Majoring in architecture with a minor in environmental studies. KU Excellence Renewable Scholarship Recipient. Midwest Exchange Program Scholarship. J. Kyle Braid Leadership award winner. Officer of KU Rock Climbing Club. Member of University of Kansas American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) chapter Member of United States Green Building Council (USGBC) Member of Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA)
Study Abroad - 2016 Culture and Architecture program in the United Arab Emirates (Sharjah, Dubai, Abu Dhabi) Qualifications and Skills Software - Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint), AutoCad, Revit, Sketchup, Layout, Adobe Suite (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Bridge), Email and Internet skills. LEED Green Associate and AP for Homes, AIAS Member, hand drawing, wood working, and metal working (MIG welding, plasma cutting), USGBC Member, Founder of Bags For Barb ( An annual event that has raised thousands of dollars for Pancreatic Cancer Research over the past five years)
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02 // Waterway Fresh Grocery & Futsal Pavilion
Kansas City, KS Big Eleven Lake
Structure and Urban Design
Floor 2 & Pavilion Roof
Floor 2 Walls & Program
Floor 2 Slab
Floor 1 Ceiling Truss System
Floor 1 & 2 Column Grid
Floor 1 & 2 Curtain Walls
The waterway fresh grocery store is located in a food desert, a place where there is no reasonably close healthy grocery store. In order to create a central hub of activity for the community this
Floor 1 Program
grocery store works with the landscape to allow an all day experience that ends with the customer living a healthier life. A futsal pavilion allows the children to be active while parents can shop and learn in the education kitchen inside.
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Second year // Second Semester // 2015
Structural Diagram
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02 // Waterway Fresh Grocery & Futsal Pavilion
Health and Community
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Along with a grocery store and futsal pavilion, there are classrooms and demo
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kitchens for instructional classes on how to grow and cook healthy food for the community. There is also a
vegetated, interactive roof where people can interact with the community and the garden.
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Second year // Second Semester // 2015
Roof & Floor 2 Plan
Floor 1 Plan DN
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03 // Kansas City Micro Brewery
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Fourth year // Second Semester // 2017
Kansas City, MO
Sustainability and Comprehensive Design
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Kansas City, MO
Sustainability and Comprehensive Design Roof Collection provides water for roof plantings.
Carbon Offsets Advanced Metering Renewable Energy
Regional Priority Reduced Heat Island Vegetated Roof
Renewable Energy Production 70% Energy produced from Solar PV
Beauty and Biophilia Living Green Wall ENERGY CYCLE
Habitat Exchange Land preserved and restored
Operable Windows Natural Ventilation and Sunlight PV Panels
Local and reclaimed wood for structure and aesthetics
Battery
Electrical Grid
Low VOC finish materials Sustainable Building
ENERGY CYCLE NUTRIENT CYCLE
Treated Water
Site Reduced pervious pavement and reclamation of site
PV Panels
Fertilizer
Eco Machine Local Food Sourcing Uses recycled gray water for irrigation and plumbing water.
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Ecomachine and Composting
Perspective Section: Sustainability Components
Efficient and adaptive HVAC Naturally Venitlated when possible Electrical Grid
Building Use
Food Preparation and Brewing
Consumption
Solid Waste Sustainable Building
ENERGY CYCLE NUTRIENT CYCLE
WATER CYCLE
PV Panels
Treated Water
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Fertilizer
Local Food Sourcing Building Use
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Rain/Runoff Collection
Ecomachine and Composting
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Food Preparation and Brewing
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Treated Water
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Fertilizer
Local Food Sourcing
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04 // Masterplan of North Beach Village
Ft Lauderdale, FL
Neighborhood Scale and Zoning
Phase 1 30 years - 2 ft rise
30 years - 2 ft rise
60 years - 4 ft rise
100 years - 6 ft rise
Phase 2 60 years - 4 ft rise
This project focused on addressing sea level rise with three techniques: adapt, retreat, and defend.
The first step was to individually develop
Phase 3 100 years - 6 ft rise
masterplans for north beach village in ft lauderdale. the goal was to respond to a
6 foot rise in sea level by the year 2100. predicted
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// First Semester // 2016
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Ft Lauderdale, FL
04 // Mixed Use | Apartments Based on the masterplan
Schematic Design
from the first part of the semester, teams broke up into individuals again for a quick
3 week design of a mixed use apartment complex. This project focused on incorporating a unique building that adapts to the changing environment while also connecting to the historical aesthetic of
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05 // Donald Judd Museum
Model Building & Site Connection
Kansas City, MO Crossroads District
Donald Judd was known for his proportionality and that is what the donald judd museum is based upon. The facade pushes and pulls to emphasize certain aspects of the program while also creating deliberate glass walls for daylighting and views.
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1. Sloped Parapet Insulation 2. 4” Brick Facade 3. Air Space 4. Rigid Insulation 5. CMU Block 6. Gypsum Wall Board 7. Floor FInish 8. Rigid Insulation 9. 4” Metal Deck/Conrete Slab 10. Wide Flange Steel Beam 11. Gypsum Ceiling Board 12. Steel Column 13. MEP Duct 14. Insulated Glass 15. 10” Aluminum Mullion 16. 12” Retaining Wall 17. 12” Concrete Water Feature 18. 4” Conrete Slab on Grade 19. Drainage Gravel 20.Earth 21. 18” Parking Retaining Wall 22. Concrete Footing 23. Drainage Pipe
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on tectonics and how the building physically comes together was important.
The brick and glass materials chosen for the facades pay homage to the
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Kansas City context in the historic Crossroads district. The pushing surrounding
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and pulling of spaces and changing from brick to glass in key areas allows the
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showed in his works.
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Third year // First Semester // 2015
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Kevin Purdom ARCH 508 Fall 2105 Nilou Vakil 1/4” Annotated Section Model
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06 // Design Build (Trailer)
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Third year // Second Semester // 2016
Kansas City, KS Splitlog Farm
In this studio project, I worked on construction documents and was the primary welder
& painter for the project.
Construction: Documentation and Metalwork
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06 Design Build (Garden Shed)
Kansas City, KS Splitlog Farm
Construction: Materiality and Fabrication
This project required managing a budget, Selecting materials, and fabricating the design based on construction documents
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HGA Architects Milwaukee, WI
07 // Professional Work
Visualization
This is a conceptual design for a medical office building in Brookfield, WI that was presented to our client. My contribution to the project was site design, building modeling in revit, rendering using V-Ray. In order to meet the client’s requests and budget, a simple precast material was chosen with an interesting metal panel entrance.
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Summer // 2016
All images were created by and belong to HGA Architects
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07 // Professional Work - Sustainability Research
HGA Architects Milwaukee, WI Air Quality Design
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Building Product Disclosure and Optimization‐ Sourcing of Raw Materials
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Responsible Industry
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Construction Activity Pollution Prevention
Individual Thermal Control
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Site Development ‐ Protect or Restore Habitat Heat Island Reduction Urban Agriculture
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HGA was shortlisted for a residence hall for marquette university. Our firm gave three design options for the competition. My
This data shows an analysis of the most popular sustainability programs in the world. These charts show how Leed, Living Building Challenge, and Well coincide. this
contribution was these conceptual rendering
by providing what credits overlap and how easy it is to attain these credits.
options that we presented in a package for
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information can now be used by firms to streamline sustainability as a precursor to design
what the residence hall could be.
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All images were created by and belong to HGA Architects
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HGA Architects Milwaukee, WI
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AUGUST 2017 - MAY 2018
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HGA Architects Milwaukee, WI
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AUGUST 2017 - MAY 2018
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