MIKE DAVID DALEY ART + ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO Artworks & Designs 2009-2017.
2017
CONTENTS
CURRICULUM VITAE
3D VISUALISATION
UWE
BRISTOL
SCAD
SAVANNAH
PLANNING ART + DESIGN
CONTENTS
COVER PAGE
MIKE DAVID DALEY (MD2) LOGO PERIODIC TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS: extracted for design (not a science book).
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MIKE DAVID DALEY
Flat 19 Tamarillo House Apartments 62-64 Whiteladies Rd. Clifton BS8 2QA P: 07762 349820 | E: mikedaviddaley@gmail.com EDUCATION
EXPERIENCE
AFFILIATIONS
SEP 2015 - PRESENT
UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST OF ENGLAND, Bristol, U.K. MA Architecture
SEP 2010 - MAY 2014
SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN, Savannah, GA., USA BFA Architecture
MAY 2014 - PRESENT
CAMBLY INC. English Tutor
MAY 2014 - PRESENT
Md2 DRAWINGS + DESIGNS Freelance Artist/Designer
SEP 2015 - MAY 2016
UNIVERSITY OF THE WEST OF ENGLAND, Bristol, U.K. Laser Cutter Student Assistant
SEP 2014 - JUL 2015
IPG, INCORPORATED, Valdosta, GA., USA. Intern Architect
JUN - AUG 2010-12 (University holiday job)
PUBLIC WORKS, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands, B.W.I. Intern Architect
NOV 2012 - MAY 2014
AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN (SCAD) CHAPTER Captain for Freedom by Design - extended skills to help in community service - created ideas for better living through design and construction solutions
NOV 2012 - MAY 2014
CARIBSA (SCAD CARIBBEAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION) ICC Coordinator - responsible for meeting with other clubs to collaborate via events
ACTIVITIES
Voluntary Christian Ministry Work (current) Created and taught Hand Rendering Workshops at SCAD Volunteered at AIAS Forum 2012 Savannah HOBBIES: Drawing and playing Basketball
SKILLS
SOFTWARE Rhinoceros SketchUp Revit AutoCAD ArchiCAD 3Ds Max Design V-Ray Photoshop InDesign lllustrator
AWARDS
Cum Laude (SCAD Honours Graduate) ButterďŹ eld Undergraduate Scholarship SCAD Artistic Honours Scholarship Cayman Islands Government Scholarship
DESIGN Sketching Watercolour Colour Pencils Markers Technical Drawing Research
ATTRIBUTES Team Player Team Building Time Management Public Relations Event Planning
CURRICULUM VITAE
“My objective is to create spaces without disrupting closure and create closure without disrupting spaces”
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LIGHTHOUSE MUSEUM: Museum for artifacts from historical lighthouses ARCHITECTURAL FUNDAMENTALS I: SCAD SAVANNAH
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01_3D VISUALISATION Tifton, Georgia, USA.
ABRAHAM BALDWIN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE: LAB SCIENCES BUILDING
Spring 2015
IPG provided architectural design for a new 21,000 SF, 2-story collegiate laboratory science building. The new construction is comprised of (8) instructional spaces including: (2) general biology labs; (1) microbiology lab; (1) anatomy and physiology lab; (1) general chemistry lab; (1) organic chemistry lab; and (1) tissue culture lab. The building components, especially exterior brick and cast stone materials, are intended to solidify campus standards, draw references to existing historic precedent, and help establish the visual aesthetic for projects. Interior finishes are in the warm organic color range, and have been selected to be durable enough to withstand heavy class scheduling.
02_3D VISUALISATION Valdosta, Georgia, USA.
CURVE OF THE OAK: CONTEMPORARY HOME
Fall 2014
Existing in Porto, Portugal is a rowing club called Clube Fluvial Portuense. However, the context present challenges in terms of the transportation of the sculls from the building to the water. Currently, individual rowers and the team carry the sculls across the street and there is no adequate place for them to store the sculls on site. The site is located right against the water but it is a challenge as a site because of the extreme level change. The row-boat storage will be directly on the river by way of a pontoon flotation system. The concept and main driver of the Rowing Club is generated from creating a means and linkage to history of rowing in Porto and the rivalry that existed between Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia by designing a hub for rivalry to be embraced and to celebrate the history of rowing in Porto.
3D VISUALISATION
DESCRIPTIONS: Museum for artifacts from historical lighthouses ARCHITECTURAL FUNDAMENTALS I: SCAD SAVANNAH
3D VISUALISATION 3D VISUALISATION
IMAGES: top_ABAC Building, Georgia, USA. below_former employer’s house ARCHITECTURAL FUNDAMENTALS I: SCAD SAVANNAH
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03_3D VISUALISATION Bellville, Georgia, USA.
SPANISH OAKS OF BELLVILLE: SENIOR LIVING COMMUNITY
Spring 2015
This 71,350 square foot Senior Living Community occupies a 22.2 undeveloped, tree covered acres overlooking a four acre naturally fed pond. The continuous care facility offers care levels ranging from unassisted living in (4) stand-alone duplexes; (30) 1-bedroom assisted living units arranged around a 2-story gathering atrium; (20) memory care units within a secure wing with day-lighted atrium; and (25) hospice care units encircling yet another solarium. The amenities include: outdoor kitchen and gathering area, walking trails, full kitchen and dining, exercise room, theatre, beauty salon, library, chapel, enclosed garage adjacent to hospice facility, and multiple lounges throughout the facility.
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01_UWE BRISTOL Bristol, U.K.
THE STAGE (WORKING TITLE): DESIGN RESEARCH PROJECT
Spring 2017
A collaborative project with the Master of Architecture course at UWE Bristol. Michael Daley, Subarna Gurung, Dhaval Hasmuclal, Thomas Sale, students tutored by Jonathan Mosley. The Stage (Working Title) offered space for performance, gathering, idling and discussion. Following the idea of a performing architecture, the stage was conceived as a functioning and adaptable apparatus. Its elements were mobile and could be moved by performers and visitors alike. Configurations may create different territories, set up intimate or public spaces, enable informal social meeting or place all on view. Upon entering the gallery an individual or group may change the environment, thereby instigating interaction with others and raising the question, who and what is performing? The Stage (Working Title) was a Design Research project developed by four Master of Architecture students, Mike Daley, Subarna Gurung, Dhaval Hasmuclal and Thomas Sale tutored by Associate Professor Jonathan Mosley. Design research is a process of searching for answers to an explicit set of questions using design as the principle method. Each student is pursuing an individual investigation through the design of the installation whilst also collaborating on its overall form. As such the project is a composite piece of design research and a site of experimentation rather than a finishing point. The opening times of the gallery reflect the idea of a work-in-progress. Visitors were welcome to observe the construction of the stage, which took place from the 14th to 24th of February in Gallery 1. From 25th February to 26th March, visitors and artists were invited to explore the meaning of staging with the designed elements. People were free to contact the Arnolfini if they would like to use The Stage (Working Title) for a performance or a rehearsal in public.
02_UWE BRISTOL Porto, Portugal.
PORTO REGATTA CLUB: ROWING CLUB & BOATHOUSE
Spring 2017
Existing in Porto, Portugal is a rowing club called Clube Fluvial Portuense. However, the context present challenges in terms of the transportation of the sculls from the building to the water. Currently, individual rowers and the team carry the sculls across the street and there is no adequate place for them to store the sculls on site. The site is located right against the water but it is a challenge as a site because of the extreme level change. The row-boat storage will be directly on the river by way of a pontoon flotation system. The concept and main driver of the Rowing Club is generated from creating a means and linkage to history of rowing in Porto and the rivalry that existed between Porto and Vila Nova de Gaia by designing a hub for rivalry to be embraced and to celebrate the history of rowing in Porto. As part of the Conservation Unit, the sensitivity to the elements and context of Porto was a major consideration to the design and revitalisation of the site along the Rio Douro. There are a number of bridges linking city of Porto and the town of Vila Nova de Gaia, which drove the idea of creating a hub as ‘linkage’ to the existing rowing clubs within Porto. Linking also drives the concept with conservation because in order to revitalise the existing/runs, new elements have to be established. Therefore combining the old with new will carry the language of this link the hub creates with rowing clubs from the city of Porto and the town of Vila Nova de Gaia. The idea is to bring life to the site along Rio Douro by making it a welcoming point for regattas. Interventions on site will occur, which may cause some loss of value in cultural property but the site is derelict and not being use at the moment. Furthermore, in the book, Conservation of Historic Buildings, Bernard M. Feilden stated the changes made to a site in these conditions are justified in order to preserve the objects for the future.
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02_UWE BRISTOL Porto, Portugal.
PORTO REGATTA CLUB: ROWING CLUB & BOATHOUSE
Spring 2017
grandstand_parallel offset from ruins & chapel
powered rowing tank_formed by site footprint
river ramp access_parallel lines from ruins & chapel
boathouse_parallel line from chapel
loading dock_parallel to ruins & perpendicular to chapel
loading dock_flanges out for ease of access
site diagram
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01_SCAD SAVANNAH Savannah, Georgia, USA.
FOCAL: RESIDENTIAL & DAYCARE CENTRE
Spring 2017
The site is located at the corner of 39th and E. Broad St. in Savannah Georgia. The existing structure originally was a supermarket. More importantly it was one of the first supermarkets in Savannah. This meant preserving the structure will be beneficial and significant. Also, the community that the site exist within is rich in culture and it would seem insensitive to disregard the community and the rich culture it offers. One of the characteristics found within the community was the arched roofs, which can bring the richness of the community to the proposed design. Another issue is creating openness and at the same time have a sense of defensible space. Creating openness will enhance the program for multi-generational living. The idea of diversity will be prominent and the openness of the design will be people of different backgrounds come together. The sense of defensible space is more aimed for the safety of the young ones in the daycare.
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solar panels
“strength lies in differences, not in similarities�
storm water retention
A handicap parking
Site Plan
-Stephen Covey
Playground/Courtyard
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SCAD SAVANNAH ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO I: SCAD SAVANNAH
SCAD SAVANNAH
LEED Checklist building integrated photovoltaic panels receives energy from The Sun which reduces fossil fuel consumption
when The Sun is at west the passive shading fins & overhangs reduces the amount of heat gain that affects the residential cooling loads
EAST
hybrid cars only
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zeroscape for western shading. rainwater harvesting irrigation
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entry/lobby playground/courtyard suite daycare unique units residential units mechanical/electrical room suite balcony egress
enhanced natural ventilation through the living units & courtyard, allowing the children and the residents to enjoy a healthy atmosphere
Total points: 47 LEED Gold
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the storm water retention/rain garden prevents unnecessary water from storm water running off. This also prevents moisture damage and allows it to recharge groundwater
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Energy Section (section A-A)
Mike Daley ARCH 301-08 Architecture Design Studio I Professor Cowart Fall 2012
North Elevation
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IMAGES: top_Model below_Presentation board ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIO I: SCAD SAVANNAH
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IMAGES: early morning exterior shot ELECTRONIC DESIGN: SCAD SAVANNAH
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IMAGES: top_day time interior shot below_night time interior shot ELECTRONIC DESIGN: SCAD SAVANNAH
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SITE LOCATION
MIKEdaley DRAWINGS + DESIGNS
PROJECT: 141 STATION RD. SUBMISSION
DATE: 07/03/17
SCALE: 1:1000 @ A3
TITLE: SITE LOCATION
DWG NO: A-001
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IMAGE: elevations_for a client RHINO 3D + ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR
DATE: 07/03/17 DWG NO: A-006
PROJECT: 141 STATION RD. SUBMISSION TITLE: ELEVATIONS
WEST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION MIKEdaley DRAWINGS + DESIGNS
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MIKEdaley DRAWINGS + DESIGNS
GROUND FLOOR (EDUCATION USE) ENTRANCE
PROJECT: DRAFT 141 STATION RD. SUBMISSION
PLANNING
KITCHENETTE
BREAKOUT AREA
WC WC
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UPPER FLOORS (RESIDENTIAL) ENTRANCE
OFFICE
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DATE: 22.6 SQM
PROJECT: DRAFT 141 STATION RD. SUBMISSION
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austin_grand nephew of a client
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couple on cruise_parents of a client
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