Worksamples of Rui Qi - 2022

QI

WORKSAMPLES

PERSONAL STATEMENT

Dear sir/madam,

My name is Rui Qi. I wish to express my strong interest in working with your firm as an architectural designer. After receiving the bachelor of Architecture in Southeast University, I pursued advanced studies in Option II program of Rice University in 2017 fall and I have graduated with a master's degree of Architecture in December, 2019.

During my undergraduate and graduate studies, I received professional experience from three summer internships such as EYP Inc. in Boston and CallisonRTKL Inc. in Dallas, with which, I was fortunate enough to engage in several large-scale projects and equip myself with skills of schematic design, materials and sustainability techniques in different building sectors such as commercial and higher education. In addition, my final undergraduate project was accomplished in a special program combining academic and professional practice. I worked on the design development of Shandong Linyi Hospital with Shanghai Xian Dai Architectural Design Inc. During that time, I got the basic design codes of healthcare. Meanwhile, I also honed my software skills and had extensive experience with a broad range of design and management programs including AutoCad, Revit, Rhino, Grasshopper, Sketchup, Vary, Lumion, Enscape, Bluebeam and Adobe Suite. Therefore, I am familiar with the professional workflow, 3D modeling and solving both technical and conceptual problems.

After graduation, I started my employment at STUDIOS Architecture from March, 2022, which is an industryleading architecture film in San Francisco. During working there for two years and a half, I had the chance to participate a broad range of architectural and interior design of high-tech campus including Meta Dublin Ph3/Ph4, Meta Dumbarton Ph4/Ph5, Willow Village Office Campus, Apple Legal Atrium, Apple SF01 office renovation and several furniture rethinking studies for Meta. While engaging in these projects, I had opportunities to engage in different design phases from conceptualization, schematic design, design development, construction detail design and construction site administration. Through providing consultation for clients, conducting research and offering design suggestions, I improved my abilities of communication, presentation, problem-solving and software skills. Meanwhile, I was encouraged to collaborate with crossfunctional teams (MEP, Structural, Lighting, Landscape, Acoustical, Furniture consultants) to implement design development. This completes around ten years of academic and professional experience in architectural and interior design field, and I would bring several more areas of competence to your office.

As a top ranked architectural firm, working for your teams provides me with an opportunity to both participate in interesting projects and develop my professional skills. The collaborative atmosphere in your office can also give me the satisfaction of being part of team that respects and values everyone’s contributions, no matter what the age or experience.

I would like to enrich my design skills, construction knowledge, communication and leadership abilities if I could be considered for this position. Apart from ground-up projects, I am also interested in interior renovation projects and the problem of maintaining authenticity while modernizing. In my paper, “Discussion on Carriers of Memory of the Memorial Buildings in China, Japan and Europe”, I attempted to analyze the role of memory in the reconstruction of three projects: Suzhou Baoen temple, Ise Grand Shrine and the Parthenon as examples. This made me realize the reconstruction of the existing traditional building should be both based on written records, and the ritual ceremonies and living scenes of people. This study also influenced my own design work and several professional practices.

In sum, your working opportunity is able to provide me with a variety of practical experiences and refine my professional skills in collaboration and management. I would gladly to give you even more details about my background and to discuss the position further. My resume and work samples are attached for your review and consideration.

Sincerely, Rui Qi

RUI QI

LEED AP BD+C

EDUCATION

Rice University

M.Arch. in Architecture

Cell: +86 15150651686

Email: jsnjQiRui@126.com

Wechat: jsnjQiRui

Portfolio: issuu.com/portfolioforgtruiqi

LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/rui-qi-715616195/

09/2017-12/2019

I am a skilled and passionate designer with 3+ years of experience in architecture and interior design projects including high-tech campus buildings, education, health care and commercial mix-use buildings. Forwardthinking and constructive problem solver. Engaged in all design phases and excellent at solving design challenges with good communication with clients, consultants and internal team members. Adept at understanding, deploying, completing design sensibilities, 3D modeling and learning new technologies.

ABOUT SKILLS

Software

Rhinoceros

AutoCAD

Revit

Enscape

Lumion

Vary Sketchup Photoshop

Indesign Illustrator

3D printing Bluebeam

Physical Model-building Languages

Chinese (Native Speaker)

English (fluent)

REFERENCES

Erik Sueberkrop

Founding Principal of STUDIOS Architecture esueberkrop@studios.com

Dawn Finley

Associate Professor(Director of Graduate Studies) finley@rice.edu

HONORS

Outstanding Prize

The Third Cross-Strait Undergraduate Entity Competition

Best in Building Health Award

Meta Dumbarton Campus

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

PUBLICATIONS

• Independent Investigator for the essay "A discussion on the carrier of the memory of the memorial architecture in China, Japan and Europe "

• Published in Journal of Building and Culture on July, 2016 (PP: 208-210)

Houston, Texas, USA (Overall GPA: 3.7/4.0)

Southeast University (SEU)

B.Arch. in Architecture

Nanjing, Jiangsu, China (Overall GPA: 3.8/4.0)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

STUDIOS ARCHITECTURE

San Francisco, USA

Designer (Workplace Sector)

• Participated in design development of Meta Dublin phase3 and schematic design of Meta Dublin phase 4 for tenant improvements.

• Engaged in Meta Dumbarton phase 4 from preliminary design to construction design, developing open office and amenity space for Building FRE127, preparing looking and feel package for interior design and documentation in Revit and Enscape. Collaborated with cross-functional teams (MEP, lighting, furniture consultants) to implement design development.

• Took part in Meta Willow village from competitional proposal to design development, helping with client presentation and communication based on open office test fit, overall look and feel for interior design, system integration studies and furniture rethinking which is an extensive study also applied for other Meta projects like MPK, Seattle Arbor 300 and Westlake projects.

• Engaged in construction design and site administration of Meta Dumbarton phase 5, focusing on developing construction documentations of FRE110, Fre123 and Fre124, preparing ASK and reviewing millwork submittals.

• Collaborated with team members and cross-functional consultants on several Apple Projects from San Jose master planning, VG06 Atrium (from SD to DD), DA08 legal office building (SD set and rendering coordination) and SF01 (DD design package and set).

• Completed Meta Sunnyvale RFP and Jamestown 2000 Clayton RFP.

CALLISONRTKL Inc.

Dallas, USA

Intern (Commercial Sector)

• Projects: Evolo Skyscraper Competition, Mall of Kuwait, Mall of Saudi

• Developed massing options in Rhino and 3D printed the Civic North project for commercial bid generated plan drawings in Revit and renders in Lumion EYP Inc.

Boston, USA

Intern (High Education Sector)

• Projects: Mixed-use Research Building of Northeastern University, Science Building in Clemson University

• Prepared diagrams, renders in Photoshop,Illustrator,Rhino,Revit,Enscape

Shanghai Xian Dai Architectural Design Inc. Shanghai, China

Intern (Healthcare Sector)

• Project: Shandong Linyi Hospital including OPD and IPD with 1500 beds

• Revised plans, sections, elevations and developing nursing units in AutoCAD

CONSTRUCTION PRACTICE

Rice Building Workshop

Constructor

The Third Cross-Strait Undergraduate Entity Competition Team Leader

09/2012-06/2017

03/2020-09/2022

06/2018-08/2018 02/2017-05/2017

01/2018-05/2018 08/2016

Letter of Reference for Rui Qi

350 California Street, 21st Floor San Francisco CA 94104 415 398 7575 www.studios.com

October 1, 2022

To whom it may concern:

I am very happy to recommend Rui Qi for endeavors in the fields of architecture and interior architecture Rui had opportunities to work on significant projects for Facebook/Meta, including the interiors for a 110,000m2 mass timber headquarters for them in Menlo Park, California as well as other special focused design challenges we were given by their leadership for their new design vision and standards She was always very diligent and gave it her strong attention.

Rui also worked on new projects for Apple Computer ranging from master planning to buildings and interiors. She was able to be versatile in these various areas of design and production, working collegiately with the design teams in our office.

As a founding principal of Studios Architecture 37 years ago, I have watched our firm work with many industry leading, high tech clients. And as a result, I have also seen many young aspiring architects come through our office and benefit by have the experience of working with clients that are at the forfront of technology and other contemporary thinking. think Rui benefited from the exposure and got broad exposure in process of design, communicating with clients both visually and verbally, concept of collaboration in the office and with the clients, and finally what makes for good design.

Everyone at Studios liked working with Rui, and Studios wish her great success.

Sincerely,

Erik Sueberkrop, FAIA, LEED AP

Founding Principal

Chapter I PROFESSIONAL WORKS

01 APPLE VG06 ATRIUM

—Workplace Connective Structure Renovation

02 JAMETOWN 2000 CLAYTON

—Renovation and Tenant Improvement

03 WILLOW VILLAGE OFFICE CAMPUS

—Mass Timber Base Building Interior Design

04

META/FACEBOOK DUMBARTON PH4 - FRE127 —Renovation and Tenant Improvement

05 META/FACEBOOK DUMBARTON PH5 - FRE110 —Renovation and Tenant Improvement

Chapter II ACADEMIC WORKS

06 URBAN KNEE

—Mixed-use Complex

07 PREFABRICATED COMMINUITY —Mixe-use Housing on a Superfund Site

08 GROSSER ROOF

—Food Hall

Chapter III CONSTRUCTION & INTERN WORKS

09 + HOUSE

—Core House Constructed in Rice Building Workshop

10 INTERN WORKS

—High Education, Mix-use Commercial and Healthcare Sectors

01 [APPLE VG06 ATRIUM]

Current Status: Schematic Design

June,2022—August ,2022

Location: Cupertino

Client: Apple

Professional Work

Responsibilities:

- Designer from concept design to 100%SD

- Focus on Design for barrista and atrium

- Preparation for SD

The project is focusing on interior renovation of connecting atrium between two buildings. Per Apple's request, we were trying to build the strategy to replace the facade system, rethink the horizontal/vertical circulations, replace wall/flooring materials and introduce new furniture layout. The project is also including the north courtyard into the whole design through bringing the oudoor pavers to interior space to strengthen the outdoor and indoor relationship.

[MATERIAL PALETTE]

Refering to London Royal Opera House, the project use the white paint to emphasize the vertical structure while using the walnut wood as the main material. The stone paver flooring is aiming to enhace the indoor and outdoor connection. The barista millwork counter is made of white texture marbel to build the relationship with the white accent color Apple preferred. The walnut slat wood

M/C

RELOCATED INT. BIKES SECURED PERIMETER

VG06

LOGITUDINAL

CROSS SECTION

CROSS

/ ARRIVAL - LOBBY - EXISTING

/ ARRIVAL - LOBBY - NEW

BICYCLE ROOM - EXISTING

BICYCLE ROOM - NEW

ATRIUM - FACING NORTH - EXISTING

ATRIUM - FACING NORTH - NEW

ATRIUM - FACING SOUTH - EXISTING

ATRIUM - FACING SOUTH - NEW

CROSS SECTION

LOGITUDINAL SECTION

02 [JAMESTOWN 2000 CLAYTON]

Current Status: Concept Design

August,2022—September ,2022

Location: Concord

Client: Jamestown

Professional Work

Responsibilities:

- Help with three concept options for RFP

- Focus on production for testfits, diagrams and renders

The project is a renovation project for office building in Concord. Per Jamestown’s request, we were proposing to activate the neighborhood by introducing plenty of plaza amenities and updating the rooftop space. The baseline improvement is also focusing on increasing the glass lines to bring values of human health by cutting through the lightwell from level 2 to penthouse level. Meanwhile, the project is also providing the testfit possibilities with splitting restroom cores for single and double tenants scenarios.

In addition, by inviting the participation of structural and mechanical consultants, we confirmed the viability of replacing current double beams to be one-box beam along the perimeter. For the interior space, the relationship between existing raised access floor and reorganization of system above the ceiling is also discussed by providing several design options.

Based on the several baseline improvements showing above, Studios proposed three options with extended entry trellis canopy, recladding and outdoor terraces.

[PLAZA AMENTIES]

The project is introducing a central corridor to attract people from the Bart station. We are proposing to increase the diversity of amenities along the corridor to take advantage of the ground level outdoor space. Besides the sport courts, we were trying to provide more shading space for people hanging around. The outdoor meeting cabanas, dining umbrellas, amphitheater stages and tree canopies are beneficial to improve the outdoor environment based on the concord hot climate.

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

1. BENCH & TREE LINED ALLEE

2.OUTDOOR MEETING CABANAS

3.BOCCE,

4.EVENTS

AND

ADDITION

EXISTING

SCHEME

VIEW

SCHEME

SCHEME

03 [WILLOW VILLAGE OFFICE CAMPUS]

Current Status: Design Development 100%

September,2021—May ,2022

Location:Melon Park

Professional Work

Responsibilities:

- Designer from concept design to 100%DD

- Client presentation and communication

- Study for system integration and raised access floor

- Coordination with culinary consultants

- Preparation for SD and DD sets

The project is maily focusing on six office buildings in the campus. Our team is brought in early at the city’s request so they can review core & shell together with interiors.

Through this project, we were persuading client to harness new building to inform new "established" look and feel of interior office space, learning how office components and infrastructure can shape the core and shell systems in mass timber buildings.

[OVERALL MASTER PLAN]

The project is building a community that is not just for the people who work at META but also for the surrounding community. Main components of the community: hotel, residential, office, parking garage, retail component townsquare.Office portion of the campus are 6 mass timber buildings with 4-5 stories for each. The scope of work is the 1M SF interior design for 5,900 headcount of people working inside.

Internal outdoor social green space is aiming to create a nature inspired, informal and confortable northern California vibe with layered sensory experience. Ground level is all one space and first floor entries are connected to central green space. Outdoor spaces are highly programmed with integrated landscape to activate first floor with dining, events, and fitness components, which makes the capus have a strong social and visual connection between architecture and landscape design.

CEILING

DECKS

SECTION

SECTION

PROPOSED

PAGINATION STUDY

SECTION DETAIL - RAISED ACCESS FLOOR

CONDUIT CHASE IN EXPANSION JOINT

CONDUIT CHASE DETAIL SECTION

ACOUSTIC TREATMENT

04 [DUMBARTON CAMPUS PH4]

Current Status: Substantial Completed

September,2020—May ,2021

Location: Fremont

Professional Work

Responsibilities:

- Designer from concept design to 100%CD

- Client presentation and communication

- Focus on Design for lobby, stairs, MKs around central spaces and open office area

- Preparation for SD ,DD,CD sets

Over the last 3 years, Facebook occupied 12 buildings in the Dumbarton Campus, and we were moving into Phase 4 of this development that will solidify the core of the campus, and at the same time, integrate the Outer Dumbarton circle offices.

Due to the good condition of the existing build out of the buildings FRE126 and FRE127, Facebook has decided to approach this TI as a "hermit crab" does to its shell -moving in mostly as is. In order to do that, we have been studying how the existing build outs stack against typical Facebook office standards, both spacially and performance wise.

[Existing Building Condition]

The build has 2 stories with approximately 54,000 SF per floor and clad in prefabricated concrete panels and storefront glazing. The slabs are composite fluted metal deck with concrete infill.

The ground floor is divided by a rated fire separate into 3 rated assemblies: One for main open office space - B group, one for kitchen - F group and servery/dinig - A group. At the servery and dining area, the metal deck is sprayed with fireproofing and painted black. The floors are polished and sealed concrete.

The ground floor open office areas have 2x4 ACT ceiling tile throughout. The floor is polished concrete at circuluations, while the workstation areas used to have adhered carpet tile, however the previous tenant appears to have removed it when vacating the property. Adhesive will have to be removed prior to new floor installation.

The second floor is mostly open office space, with the work areas along the perimeter windows, and conference rooms concentrated in near the middle of the building. The carpet floors have also been removed in this floor. The conference rooms walls are predominantly glazed, which has been coordinated with the client and acoustician to determine suitability for conversion.

-

set

and review millwork

The building creates a north-south visual corridor through the use of red indicators on the foyer wall and ground material. A series of activities and art walls unfold along the visual corridor, thereby activating the vitality of this corridor. The color around the office workstation space is relatively cool to create a more comfortable and pleasant working environment. The focus area creates a warm atmosphere through the use of a large amount of wood and wrapping the ceiling by acoustical material.

FOCUS

06 [URBAN KNEE]

-Mixed-use

September—December ,2018(2st year)

Course: Core Design Studio VI

Individual work

Instructor: Ron Witte

Location: Berlin

There is no doubt that density is reshaping our cities and creating vast implications for urban life. The project is focus on a particular pressure point: the base of the density crosssection, where density (life goes up) and public space (life that spreads outward) have no choice but to meet. The urban knee we created is a horizontal-to-vertical bending point. The intersection will be assumed to occur across the first two to four levels.

After dividing two kinds of zones related to the conditions of city street and Alexanderplaza, I am trying to organize and weave these zones based on the overlapping area which has a strong quality of publicity. The overlapping zones are the most important parts since the urban knee created by these zones was no longer absolute and fixed, but continually changing according to a person’s own changing frame of reference. The boundaries between things are not sharp dividing lines, but interchanges in which each side and its properties mingle.

The program of two zones are relevant to the requirements of city and plaza of both sides. In the boundary of the overlapping zone, the quality of program will switch due to the change of zones, although the content of program would remain the same. The zones are operated at different times in a day, while the overlapping zones are public gathering space for citizens and they are 24 hours.

Office Studio Exhibition Education

Grocery Food Hall Gym Lecture Hall Restuarant Retail

Public area related to the programs of adjacent zones

The programs facing the plaza are more active and serving for people coming from the plaza, while the programs facing the city street are much quieter and serving for people from the surrounding offices. The plan arrangements of both programs are very flexible and random, which can shift at any units and levels.

Step1:

Create hollow Z shape tube starting from first floor.

Step2:

Use folding strategy in order to provide the possibility of connection between two zones.

Step 3:

Plaza invading the building is larger than building programs invading the plaza in the public space facing the plaza.

Step 4:

City invading the building is smaller than building programs invading the city in the public space facing the city.

Public space confronted the street

Public space confronted the plaza

Middle Zone

07 [PREFABRICATED COMMINUITY ]

-Mixed-use Development on a superfund Site September—December ,2019(3st year)

Course: Totalization Studio

Group work

Instructor: Gordon Wittenberg

Location: Gowanus Canal

Sustainability is a huge issue in contemporary world, especially when we are working on a land remediated from industrial pollution surrounding the Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn, NY. Our purpose is to use pre-fabricated housing units to achieve lower carbon footprints through the project itself and the construction process of it. Meanwhile, Aggregation by prefabricated units is helpful to create fulfilling and active outdoor spaces in this residential community.

We show two different attitudes towards the street and canal. The long massing on the street side is a natural barrier of all the noise and traffic influence. While we open the community to waterfront spaces and provide diverse landscape on the ground level. The whole block could be seen as three groups surrounding their own central courtyards. The two city openings lead people to the plazas for activities, which could also be the constructing site for assembly.

The ground-level outdoor space is the most public hierarchy which could be acted as a city garden for all citizens. The secondary public space are the connecting massing, void spaces and terraces on the towers shared by residents. The third public space are the personal balcony left in each unit type.

Circulation

[Semi-public Hierarchy]

Boxes contain both indoor and outdoor spaces with bridges connect to all the residential buildings, so we can call them connecting elements. They are connected with the outdoor spaces created by the aggregation of units. One kind is in the long massing; another is spiraling up outside the towers. They all together constitute a whole system of public space for community activities.

UnitsAggregation

[Tower Explosion]

The vertical stair is shared by two units in each level and each unit has three module. The two units rotate 90 degrees before stacking. There is a continuous terrace after this type of aggregation. The terrace is placed perpendicular to the orientation of units in order to keep units from disturbed by the people on the terraces.

Clip-onFacade

ContinuousTerraces

ModularUnit

GroundLevelRetailSpace

ModuleDivision

TranslucentPanels

VoidPublicSpace

GroundLevelRetailSpace

UnitsAggregation

Clip-onFacade

[Long Massing Explosion]

The units of two sides are connected by a corridor. It has two cores at the street side and several void public spaces facing the canal. The void spaces are formed by the extracted module. Each unit has two or three module and one public balcony. All the void spaces are related with the indoor public space which are spreading outward the canal.

Public Indoor Space Intersecting with Terraces

Public Indoor Space Intersecting with Void Spaces

Indoor Space Starting from Ground Level Landscape

08 [New Primitive Hut]

-Food hall based on the new role of roof September—November ,2018(2nd year)

Course: Totalization Studio Group Work

Instructor: Michelle Chang

Location: New York

From the developing history of roof, we will find that at the very beginning, the roof had a very strong functional role of providing shelter for human from nature. When It comes to mid-century, the shape of roof was becoming very dramatic which had a symbolic meaning of power.

The most important change happened in 19th century when advancement in construction technologies made thin and flat material systems viable. The roof was becoming more and more like floorplates that means mechanical units, ventilations and other complicated architectural components need to relocate themselves in basements. The concept of this project is to rethink about the possibility of modern roof in order to accommodate the contemporary architectural demands and dynamic spatial experience into a single volumetric roof.

The roof in our project is an illegible envelope cut by several ellipsoids based on formal strategy. The material of façade is double ETFE membrane system which could better imitate the tendency of curves and blur the view of people inside. The food hall has three main programs, the market in the arch space on the ground and first floor, the food museum starting from the second floor to the fourth floor, the roof garden located from the fifth floor to the seventh floor. The whole building is aim to creating “a new primitive hut” supporting by five mega structural cores, which provides a sharing and communal shelter and recalls street culture for people in New York.

Dome and Vault——Religious building

inven�on

[Monumental Incursion]

[History of Roof Development]

Post-modern

Material

The roof is one of architecture’s primary constituent elements. In Laugier’s account of the primitive hut, the roof was created to shield humans from nature; Semper contends that it came about to protect the hearth; and Koolhaas suggests that, from the beginning, roofs were made to signify power.

These formal questions fundamentally changed at the turn of the 19th century when advancements in construction technologies made thin and flat material systems viable. But, as the roof became an upward succession of the floor, many architectural components had to find somewhere else to hide. Without a thick roof, mechanical units, vents, and other unforeseen complexities in modern building codes are concealed by staying away from parapets, going to the basement, or relocating elsewhere.

If we consider the possibility that what new framework of roof can accommodate contemporary architectural demands? The concept of this project is to think how to redefine the role of roof and investigates ways that the detached parts in the modern architecture (MEP and HVAC) can be conceptually and materially absorbed into a single volumetric roof.

[Anti-Monumental Incursion]

[Monumental Strong Form]

[Anti-Monumental Weak Form]

[Form Re-definition-"Anti-monumental Weak From" ]

What am trying to do is to break the traditional monumental impression of roof through the re-definition of form. Andrew Zago raised the paradigm of weak form, a disciplined relaxation of geometry, which is difficult for people to get overall reading of the developing process of the form. The final form is usually becoming anti-monumental due to a simple operation such as relocating or changing the composition of elements.

[Interior Spatial Quality]

The roof in our project is an

cut by several

based on formal

The food hall has three main programs, the market in the arch space on the ground and second floor, the food museum starting from the third floor to the fifth floor, the roof garden located from the sixth floor to the

floor.

Section A-A

Roof Garden Food Museum Public Market

MEP

The atrium space on the first level of the food museum is created by changing depth of the same ellipsoid cutting the façade. The whole building is aim to creating a new primitive hut supporting by five mega structural cores, which provides a sharing and communal shelter and recalls street culture for people in New York.

Section B-B

Mullion System Mega Sturcture Atrium Space Program Division

Central Atrium in the Food Museum

09 [Rice Building Workshop]

Team work: Schematic Design and Construction Instructor: Danny Samuels

The project is a collaboration between Rice Building Workshop and Agape Development, and will provide a mentor residence for the Agape Gateway Residential Program. This initiative assists youths 18-25 years old transition from difficult living situations to healthy, independent, adulthood. This endeavor will also explore important potentials of Houston’s urban fabric, and rely on cross campus collaboration between the Rice Schools of Architecture and Engineering.

INTERIOR ELEVATION

CONSTRUCTION SEQUENCE

AC/VENTILATION OPTION: MINI SPLIT SYSTEM

AC/VENTILATION OPTION: HIGH VELOCITY MINI DUCT SYSTEM

[Shandong Linyi Hospital]

Shanghai Xian Dai Architectural Design Intern Work

March-May 2017, 12 weeks

Role: Schematic Design focuing on plan development

Instructor:Guoliang Chen, Jiawei Yan

It is a graduation design based on the union of school and Enterprise. I was ingaged in the schematic design of the 2000000 SF Shandong Linyi Hospital including OPD and IPD with 1500 beds. During this process, I participated in revising plans, sections, elevations and developing nursing units.

[CallisonRTKL Intern Work]

Mall of Saudi

June-Augest 2019, 10 weeks

Role: Schematic Design focuing on plan development

Instructor: Eric Bell

[EYP Intern Work]

Renovation of Science Building in Clemson University

June-Augest 2018, 10 weeks

Role: Schematic Design focuing on massing development

Instructor: Kip Ellis

SITE

PROGRAM DIVISION