OBJECTIVE
An Architectural Intern position in the architecture industry where my expertise in Hurricane Resilient Design and Technical Drawing could be utilized.
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS
Seven years of architectural design and drafting experience within firms. Two years of research for FEMA in natural disasters. • Highly skilled at spatial programming and layout, design development, branding, and construction documents. • Proven ability to present ideas clearly. Talent for adapting to new situations and learning quickly. Skilled in hand sketching, diagraming, and presentation layout design. Extensive knowledge of sustainability, natural disasters, and disaster mitigation. • Expertise in urban design, community outreach, marketing, and planning and building codes.
EXPERIENCE
FSC Architects, Honolulu, HI Architectural Consultant • Prepared building design and presentation drawings
2013 to Present
NDPTC, Honolulu, HI 2013 to Present Graduate Research Assistant • Researched natural disasters and mitigation planning techniques • Developed FEMA Disaster training courses Dean Sakamoto Architects, Honolulu, HI Architect Intern • Prepared presentation and construction documents
2013
Studio RMA, Honokaa, HI 2011 to 2012 Architectural/LEED Consultant • Prepared LEED Certification Documents and Conceptual Designs County of Hawaii Planning Department, Hilo, HI Planning Intern • Developed “Our Down Town Hilo” project C.A. Alliance, Logan, UT Planning Consultant/Draftsman • Developed master plans for rural Utah cities • Prepared construction documents
2011 to 2012
2001 to 2003 & 2010 to 2011
Architectural Solutions, Bountiful, UT Draftsman/Graphic Designer • Prepared construction documents, proposals, and brochures EDUCATION
2008 to 2010
Doctorate of Architecture, University of Hawaii, Manoa May 2015 Doctoral Project: “Hurricane Resilient Design for Residential Homes in Hawaii” Advisor: David Rockwood B.S. Urban and Regional Planning, University of Utah, Salt Lake City May 2011 Minor in Business
COMPUTER SKILLS
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AutoCAD, REVIT Rhinoceros, Maya, SketchUP, VRay Adobe Creative Suite
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Microsoft Office Windows
AWARDS
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VOLUNTEER
Re_Think Homelessness Design Competition, Honolulu, HI Coordinator
2012 to Present
Architecture for Humanity Honolulu, Honolulu, HI Chapter Coordinator
2012 to Present
REFERENCES
APA Outstanding Achievment Award DHHL: Kauhale Charrette Merit Award AIA-NWPR Leadership Institute Dean’s List
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LEED Green Associates Certification Utah Land Use Leadership Alliance Tau Sigma Delta-Honor Society Undergraduate Research Designation
Boy Scouts of America, UT/HI Scoutmaster
2008 to 2011
Volunteer Church Representative, Edinburgh, Scotland Regional Leader
2003 to 2005
Ma Ry Kim-Johnson, Associate Professor, Director of Professional Studios University of Hawaii at Manoa School of Architecture 2410 Campus Road Honolulu, HI 96822 808.956.4910 marykj@hawaii.edu Benjamin Candari, Principal FSC Architects 32 Merchant St Suite 204B Honolulu, HI 96813 candari@fscarchitects.com 808.352.5299 Ferdinand S. Johns, Professor Emeritus Montana State University oldferdj@yahoo.com 406.586.3298 Stephen Goldsmith, Associate Professor University of Utah 375 South 1530 East Salt Lake City, UT 84112 801.585.5147 goldsmith@arch.utah.edu
MICHAEL HILL 36 N KALAHEO AVE KAILUA, HI 96734 435.764.3169 HILLMJ@HAWAII.EDU
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Studio work INK DROP ONE ARCHER LANE CHUODUN MUSEUM DHHL KAUHALE
PHOTOGRAPHY AND ARTWORK Photography Ceramic Art ANALYTICAL DIAGRAM
professional experience NDPTC Nanakuli Community Shelter Green Infrastructure CA Alliance Preston School District Dutch John Master Plan Burley Library Cobblestone Architectural Solutions Moonlight Diesel Power Thomas Edison Charter School
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ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN
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Design Concept to Parti
Focus: Design a new Tate Modern Museum in London. Goal: Create an identity and brand that informs every aspect of the design. Importance: Brand the project while infusing a concept into every layer of design. People Move Like Water
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ink drop
Brand Identity
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Mood Board-Night Life
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User Board-Young Professional
Floor Plan
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Focus: Design a multistory, mixed-use building in downtown Honolulu. Goal: Site the building in the year 2050 with 3 meters of sea level rise and an exponential population boom. Importance: Site creative, functional, and large buildings in dense environments. Existing Building
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Concept
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Water Reclamation Private Floorplan
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CHUODUN MUSEUM Focus: Design an archeological museum in rural China. Goal: Create properly functioning spaces while clear spanning the archeological pits at 120 feet. Importance: Create practical floor plans and elegant long spanning structures.
Main Floorplan
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Sections
Wall Details
15’ MAJOR STEEL SPACE TRUSS 3’ MINOR STEEL SPACE TRUSS 3’ MINOR OPEN WEB STEEL TRUSS 6’ MAJOR OPEN WEB STEEL TRUSS 3’ MAJOR STEEL BEAM 2’ MINOR STEEL BEAM 10’ o.c. 2’ STEEL STRUCTURAL COLUMN 40’ o.c. 6” STRUCUTURAL STEEL DECK WITH 6” REINFORCED CONCRETE DECK POURED INPLACE CONCRETE PAD 2” STEEL LATERAL BRACING CABLE PRECAST REINFORCED CONCRETE RAMPS REINFORCED CONCRETE FOOTINGS
Structural Layout
Elevations
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Floor Plan
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
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Site Plan
Focus: Design a multigenerational home. Goal: Create an affordable, modular, and unique home for 15+ occupants.
BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Importance: Create unique, creative, and cost effective structures from local materials without compromising design. PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Building System
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
Modularity
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Water Color
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PROFESSIONAL Experience
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U H O LO ’ O K O ’A : A W H O L E C O M M U N I T Y A P P R O A C H T O H U R R I C A N E R E S I S T 11. 12. 13. RENOVATION
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U R R IPL A N: A Co ast al Communit y Charette - PLAN 754 - I nstruc tor: Dean S ak amoto - I nstruc tional Assistant: Chris Mac key u den ts : Natha lie R azo, M ich ael H ill, N ikolara Jansons, M icah Fisher, Jeremy Ferguson, S hakoe English. BUILDING DIAGRAM 3
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Waikiki 3D Model
NDPTC-Green Infrastructure Disaster Mitigation 2013 Project: Research how green infrastructure can be used as a disaster mitigation method in Waikiki. Responsibilities: Completed the research, field studies, and reports. Created adjacent diagrams and maps to display findings.
Ala Wai Water Rentention
LEGEND LOT LINE 100 YR FLOOD PLAIN RETAINING WALLS/ PIERS RECEDING BEACH UNDEVELOPED LAND DEVELIOPED LAND ROAD WAYS HOUSES
Existing Condition Bioswale Center Island
LEGEND LOT LINE 100 YR FLOOD PLAIN 500 YR FLOOD PLAIN TREES/ FOLIAGE BERM BIOSWELL/ DRAINAGE BEACH UNDEVELOPABLE LAND MANGROVE/ MARSH LANDS PRIVATE DEVELOPED LAND ROADWAY HOUSES DRAINAGE INTO BIOSWELL CROSSWALK REEF RESTORATION
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SEA GRASS INTERTIDAL ZONES
Seawall Erosion
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CAD Floor Plan
C.A. Alliance-Preston School District Administration Office 2010 Project: Design an interior retrofit of a building for a new office. Responsibilities: CAD floor plan and initial spatial layout.
Hand Rendered Site Plan
C.A. Alliance-Preston School District Administration Office 2010 Project: Create Master plan for the community of Dutch John in Eastern-Central Utah. Responsibilities: Met with community leaders, completed site surveys, and developed rendered plans.
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C.A. Alliance Burley Library 2010 Project: Design a community library in Burley, Idaho. Exterior Rendering
Responsibilities: Met with clients and aided in the initial conceptual design and layout of the space. Produced the CAD floor plans and all 3D building models.
Interior Rendering
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FLOOR PLA
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Floor Plan
SCALE 1/8" = 1'-0"
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BURLEY, ID
BURLEY PUBLIC LIBRARY
REVISIONS
Front Elevation
C.A. AllianceCobblestone 2011 Project: Design townhomes for residential development in Northern Utah. Responsibilities: Created all construction documents
Section and Wall Details
Floor Plan
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Architectural SolutionsMoonlight Diesel Power 2008 Project: Design diesel mechanic shop and parts store in Northern Utah Responsibilities: Created all construction documents. Elevations
Wall Sections
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Sections
Floor Plan
Architectural SolutionsThomas Edison Charter School Addition 2008 Project: Design a school addition with a stage, band room, and practice classrooms. Responsibilities: Completed field research and held client meetings. Designed concept and produced all construction documents.
FILE NUMBER
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MICHAEL J. HILL REVISIONS
NORTH
SECTION A
Floor Plan WEST
180 EAST 2600 NORTH LOGAN, UT
THOMAS EDISON ADDITION
9/12/08'
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SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
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SECTION A
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MICHAEL J. HILL REVISIONS
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THOMAS EDISON ADDITION
9/12/08'
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SECTION B
SECTIONS-CMU OPTION SCALE 1/4" = 1'-0"
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WALL SETIONS-CMU OPTION SCALE 1/2" = 1'-0"