Marianne Cadio Architectural Portfolio by Marianne Cadio

ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

MARIANNE CADIO

+33 758 947 153 (until January)

+1 317 739 1011 (from January) mamicadio@gmail.com

EDUCATION

08.2022 - present

UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI BACHELORS OF SCIENCE OF ARCHITECTURE

Certificate of Historical Preservation

Certificate of Japanese Language and Culture

AWARDS

CINCINNATUS PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP

| 2022 - present (full ride, tuition, housing, etc)

DEAN’S LIST

| 2022 - present (4.0 GPA, 151 credits)

LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE |2022 - present

COMPETITIONS CENTRAL GLASS INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION | 2024

NOMA BARBARA G.LAURIE STUDENT DESIGN COMPETITION | 2023 (finalists)

INDIANA HIGHSCHOOL ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN COMPETITION

| 2020 (judge’s distinction)

LEADERSHIP

08.2022 - present

NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF MINORITY

ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS

Co-President

Lead event planning and leader for the school’s NOMA Student Competition Team.

02.2024 - present

JAPANESE ENGLISH LANGUAGE EXCHANGE

Founder and President

Japanese/English conversation table for Japanese Language learners and Japanese exchange students.

EXPERIENCES

08.2024 - present

TSUYOSHI TANE ARCHITECTS

Architectural Intern Competition team member, exhibition set-up, and assisted architects as needed.

01.2024 - 04.2024

TETSUO KOBORI ARCHITECTS

Architectural Intern Competition team member, built rhino/grasshopper models, and physical models.

06.2021 - 05.2022

STUDIO M ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNING

Architectural Intern

Assisted in client meetings, field data collection, room layouts, and digital modeling.

SKILLS

- Rhino

- AutoCAD

- Revit

- SketchUp

- VRay

- Thea

- Enscape

- Multicamera production

- Physical model making

- Drafting

- Sketching

- Procreate - Grasshopper - Photoshop - Illustrator - Indesign - Premiere Pro - Microsoft Products

LANGUAGES

04.2023 - present

DAAP FASHION SHOW

Assistant Backstage Manager Managed models backstage and assisted in set-up/takedown.

01.2023 - present

ROH’S ST CAFE

Assistant Barista

07.2023

CHATEAUNEUF-SUR-EPTE RENOVATION

Volunteer

Helped in castle reroofing, carpentry, and archeological digs.

08.2023

A PERMANENT NOSTALGIA FOR DEPARTURE

University Representative Organized volunteers and created a rammed earth construction for an exhibit honoring Zaha Hadid.

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SHIFTING PATHS STEPPING FORWARD

GRASSY KNOLL

RAINY BATHROOM

PAPER, PLASTER STUDIO PROJECT STUDIO PROJECT STUDIO PROJECT STUDIO PROJECT STUDIO PROJECT

RICE

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COMPETITION

ITERATIONS ON A BATHROOM

PROJECT 1

LEGACY 1891

COMPETITION

PROJECT 2

BIRDHOUSE, ADU’s, & ZUMTHOR

PRECEDENT

PROJECTS

EARTH, WOOD, CAMERAS & ART

PERSONAL

PROJECTS

SHIFTING PATHS .1

Museum proposal for a local park that would honor the city’s history. The building emphasizes the weight of people’s movements/decisions as a pathway that digs into the ground and creates the spaces around them.

Sectional detail

Soil

Green Roof

Drainage and Roof Barrier

Concrete

Glass

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STEPPING FORWARD

Community Center design proposal for the Over-The-Rhine district of Cincinnati. My design was derived from a main staircase and its inversion as well as an seamless entrance into the main space from the street level.

Floor plans of the -1 level multipurpose space which are for anything from everyday activities to presentations and larger events.

Section from the west showing inverted stair shape of upper levels and the main staircase leading down to the lower space from the street level.

3rd floor (semi-public space) designated for meeting rooms

Perspective from across the street

View from entrance

GRASSY KNOLL

Rooftop pavilion design proposal. The image of peeling paper was the focus with the intention of creating sloping hills covered in grass.

Conceptual collage made from magazine cutouts. This was made in the beginning of the design process when I identified the idea of intersecting endless planes that capture a space through their crossings

Skylight

Detail shot of facade

Detail shot of interior view into staff and administrative offices

Southeast aerial view

Lighting Diagram

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RAINY BATHROOM

Public toilet proposal near local farmer’s market. The focus was on creating a shelter where one could rest and enjoy their time at the market even despite the gloomy weather common for that region.

Conceptual diagram displaying the overlap of ellipses in creating the floor plan of the structure

Concept diagram highlighting the way the form pushes people to look out and enjoy the views

floor plan

The

Section view of the toilets with focus on the building and plants (top left) and the roof and rain. (bottom left)

RICE, PAPER, PLASTER

Material exploration using rice paper and plaster. The resultant shape was much smaller than expected but created a sort of parasitic work that seemed to grow off of the plaster form.

Detail shot

COMP PROJECT 1

The following are two projects I worked on for independent competitions. The first, is a public bathroom design done this summer for the Central Glass International Design Competition. I focused on the juxtaposition of public vs. private and the globalization of the toilet design.

ITERATIONS ON A BATHROOM

COMP PROJECT 2

The second competition design is a mixed-use block for the Barbara G. Laurie Competition where I competed with a team and we came out as finalists. For this design we looked at Nigerian patterns and historical African american figures from Portland, where the site is located.

PRECEDENT STUDIES

Studies done through school courses in order to better understand architecture of the past and present, and how that can be applied to the future. In particular we will be looking at my study of a Cincinnati block and ADU’s, and Peter Zumthor’s Saint Benedict Chapel.

Perspective plan view of Birdhouse by North Arrow Studio

I analyzed ADU’s and other affordable housing strategies and applied them to a block and presented it with the rest of the class under De Peter Yi.

Zoning regulations

Redesign of block

Focus on greenery and pathways of new block

Precedent study of the St. Benedict’s Chapel by Peter Zumthor

Threshold diagram

Lighting diagram

PERSONAL PROJECTS

Rammed earth experience for the exhibit: A Permanent Nostalgia for Departure honoring Zaha Hadid at the Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Center. The photo above shows us grinding down the materials in order to ram them into the molds to create our rammed earth sculptures.

Part of the installation team with Rand Abdul Jabbar, the artist, in the middle

Roofing volunteer experience on the Chateauneuf-Sur-Epte in Normandy, France. I aided in the deconstruction and reconstruction of the roof of an 12th century barn using only traditional materials and technique

My workmate and teacher

Multicamera production experience for live concerts at my school. I took both directing and videographer roles, as well as editing and captioning the concerts.