RASHID MUYDINOV EDUCATION
EXPERIENCE
2014 Present
Yale University School of Architecture New Haven, CT Master of Architecture (candidate)
2015 Present
Yale University School of Forestry and Environmental Studies New Haven, CT Master of Environmental Management (candidate)
2012 2014
Boston Architectural College Boston, MA Master of Architecture (transferred)
2004 2007
Tashkent State Tech Univ, School of Economics Tashkent, Uzbekistan Bachelor of Business Administration (awarded)
Summer 2015
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INTERESTS
Yale School of Architecture Gallery New Haven, CT Graphic Designer Assist with Dean Robert Stern’s upcoming exhibition in 2017 - prepare drawings, diagrams, and other graphic presentation materials for the educational institutions Meridian Realty Group, LLC Boston, MA Graphic Designer / Marketing Coordinator Designed and directed graphics, marketing packages, and website for the multi-million dollar development project Winter Place Residences, the real estate firm’s largest commission to date (www.winterplaceboston.com); coordinated company’s all graphics, website and social media updates; trained incoming graphic design and marketing interns in computer applications
Spring 2014
Boston Architectural College Boston, MA Teaching Assistant / Lab Leader, Sustainable Material Assemblies Assisted students in implementing, exploring and challenging their acquired knowledge in sustainable practices and broader implications of material use through graphic representation, research and case studies; directed discussion sections; led tutorials in computer applications and fabrication equipments
Spring 2014
Meetinghouse Farm Cape Cod, MA Community Project (with Sasha Francoeur and Hannah Smith) Collaborated on landscape design of a historic nursery/ researched on plants and trees, and their performative and aesthetic qualities/ designed water drainage and storage systems
Summer 2013
SKILLS
rashidbek.muydinov@yale.edu / rashidmuydinov.com / (970) 393 3012
The Nexus House Beyond the Grid Competition Entry (with Ge Wang, Luis Rodriguez et al) This collaborative and competition project called for a prototype of an off-grid, self-sustaining dwelling. My research in this project involved sustainable building practices and climate mediating techniques of the vernacular architecture in an arid, hot climate; and these studies were later implemented into the design of a small dwelling with an inverse roof, rammed earth walls, and a windscoop. O’Bos Enterprises, LLC Vail, CO Retail Management Intern Carried out business operations and prepared accounting and sales reports at one of a small chain of gift stores in the ski resort; trained incoming international interns and new employees; coordinated visual merchandising and stock management; assisted customers
- Creative problem solving and design skills - Strong academic research and writing skills - Critical synthesis of different academic disciplines - Excellent communication, organizational, and presentation skills - Project management, teamwork and collaboration skills - Enthusiasm to learn and strong work ethic - Proficiency in 3d modeling, drawing, and Adobe Creative Suite applications - Fabrication and material studies: 3-axis milling, vacuum-forming, casting, woodworking - Languages: Uzbek (native) / Russian (conversational)/ Turkish (conversational) - Material investigation and fabrication/ Design-build/ Arts/ Urban design/ Photography - Volunteered for Habitat for Humanity of Vail Valley, CO - Summer 2011 - Works and thoughts published in Boston Architectural College’s Student Work, YSoA’s Paprika Journal, and Archinect