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This is a collection of what I deem my best work produced during my studies at the University of Cincinnati. All work shown is my own unless otherwise noted. Thank you for viewing.
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DOWNTOWN_ATHANAEUM
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C I N C I N N A T I _ R O W I N G
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M c M I L L A N _ H O U S I N G
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P S U E D O - V E R T I C A L
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K I N E T I C _ W O R K S P A C E
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If you go off into a forest and get very quiet, you’ll come to understand that you’re connected with everything. Alan Watts
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University of Cincinnati School of Architecture and Interior Design Bachelor of Science in Architecture Cumulative GPA: 3.4 Dean’s List
Class of 2018
Highlands High School Graduation with Honors National Honor Society Cumulative GPA: 3.7
Class of 2014
glaserworks Architecture + Urban Design Cincinnati, OH // Co-op Intern Producing drawings and details for multi-person complexes varying in scale.
Jan - Apr 2016
Marmol Radziner Los Angeles, CA // Co-op Intern Designing high-end residencies along with large scale urban projects.
Aug - Dec 2016
Nelligan White Architects New York, NY // Co-op Intern Detailing and creating work for residential and educational design in multiple boroughs.
May - Aug 2017
Digital AutoCAD Rhino Grasshopper Revit Physical Drafting Sketching Model Building Woodworking
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Film Artistry Drawing Craftsmanship Photography
Andrew Schneider Jeff Raser
Photoshop InDesign Illustrator Premiere
Catia Office Maya VRay/MentalRay
Lasercutting 3D Printing
Guitar Saxophone Digital Media Concerts Storytelling
Bowling Racquetball Skateboarding
aschneider@glaserworks.com jraser@glaserworks.com
Chris Shanley
chris@marmol-radziner.com
Bruce Nelligan
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D OW N T OW N _ AT H A N A E U M
A single structure that embodies an incredible amount of space. Using precedents gathered from around Cincinnati, a new construction is developed downtown that embodies both the spirit of the surrounding site, while also creating its own.
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Initial concept design for a rowing facility created for the Cincinnati Junior Rowing Team. Based on the proper rower’s form, this design explores both relation to the human as well as developing a peaceful space to mimc the smooth pace that comes from the sport.
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McMILLAN_HOUSING
Directly across the street from Old St. George, this apartment complex aims to assist the church’s landmark status as well as facilitate movement between streets McMillan and Calhoun. Two structures are built. with rooftop bridging connecting them. The complex encourages both privacy and community, and is aimed to be accessible by young college students.
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OM 1. The fun house. SW 2. New aging. MB 3. Water treatment. Three seemingly unattracted ideas come together in this idealistic vision of a New York skyscraper. Located directly above the High Line, this project analyzes how people function in a semi-utopia such as NYC.
TEAM O l i v e r _ M u l l i k i n S a m u e l _ W i l l i a m s o n M a s o n _ B o l i n g 15
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SHIFT-KINETIC_WORKSPACE
With the traditional form of hierarchy seen in workplaces today, there is a loss of both communication and collaboration between employees, superiors, and production. It becomes necessary to branch away from this standard hierarchical design. SHIFT explores the exaggeration of an idea that places comfort, opportunity, and iteration in the hands of individual employees.
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How does the future deal with direct communication?
How can automation work in our benefit?
How do we eliminate social hierarchy in the workplace? 24
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