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the moment we arise each morning, we are inluenced by design the design of our bedroom, our studio, our neighborhood, our ciy. Design is everywhere. Design is powerful. Design directs our thoughts, emoions, and actions. I am a designer because I wish to encourage positive behaviors through thoughtful and creative design. I want to allow people to engage one anoher, boh directly and indirectly, reinforcing beneficial social communication. I design to inspire ohers. I am often reminded of the quoe by George Elio: “What do we live for, if it is no to make life less difficult for one anoher?” I strive to enhance the lives of individuals through an architecture of connection and collaboration. Design should aid sustainable living, boh individually and collectively.
It is my passion to provide such design and to promoe public interaction, bridging the social gap technology has so brilliantly stolen from us. Architecture should embrace our future, but recall and build upon our Vitruvian origins.
technology, but in the field one will learn and perfect design details through hands on experience. Furthermore, working directly with in the construction processes places the architect as the governing leader of each and every project.
The development of our digital economy has removed the lives of present-day humans from control to co-creation alongside technology. As a result, architects now work in design teams far more as design collaborators than as sole designers. Consequently, today, architects must recognize the technological shift and position themselves to evolve in an ever-adaping profession. It is imperative to remain exposed to such adapations; however, we must also realize what values technology has so brilliantly pilfered from our repertoire of design talents. Architects have seemingly lost the role as ‘Master Builder’ through the current digital transformation. I firmly believe this role can be recapured through a collaborative process, using boh digital and analog techniques.
Because of my personal investment in ohers I am never satisfied with mediocre design solutions. This allows me to envision myself achieving great success in my architecture career. As an Intern Architect, I am intrigued by multi-family housing and the opportunities it provides emerging professionals. Competitive in nature, the housing industry mandates dynamic, progressive design solutions. The housing sector no only creates the most innovative design at a communiy scale, but it also allows designers to focus on the details of daily life on a custom, individual scale.
Because of my personal philosophy in architecture, I am interested in the design/build approach for real estate development becuase the scale at which one can work is conducive for becoming a master builder. Architects can do this by maximizing design efficiency with
I view this portfolio boh as an application to graduate school and also applicable to future employment opportunities where I am able to demonstrate my steadfast commitment to design excellence. My portfolio includes academic projects, team-oriented projects, and student competition projects. It can be easily determined from this portfolio I have committed myself to excellence in multiple capacities of design, from an individual to a communal scale.
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redhook Red Hook in Brooklyn is a surprising neighborhood tucked along an old industrial waterfront. It's chock-a-block with refreshing views of both the water and southern tip of Manhattan, dedicated local residents, and interesting venues. Red Hook makes for a great day trip from Manhattan for tourists and visitors, and an interesting place for Brooklyn residents to explore. Red Hook in Brooklyn is more than your typical Brooklyn neighborhood. It's a work in progress, defined by a mixture of light industry, open space, residential enclaves and a still palpable sense of urban pioneering. The population density here is lower than in most of Manhattan, so it can seem, by comparison, very quiet. Brookynites can find interesting pizzerias and bars here, the occasional art show, several excellent nurseries for plants and flowers, a large community garden. Tourists and locals alike can treat yourselves to take a spectacular twenty minute ferry boat ride to Manhattan, see where old trolley cars and trolley tracks, pick up New York's best key lime pie from the baker, and visit Brooklyn's quirkiest museum, a historic floating barge, the Waterfront Museum & Showboat Barge. How to describe Red Hook? It exhibits an odd combination of elements from the 19th to the 21st centuries. You'll certainly find big box stores (IKEA), and a huge supermarket that draws gentrified Brooklynites (Fairway) from afar. Parts of Red Hook hums with light industry, so in the early mornings on weekdays there's a lot of purposeful activity as trucks pull out for their daily routes. Smack in the middle of Red Hook sits a huge low income housing project. You can find a glass blowing studio here, and picnic in a little park that feels so close to the Statue of Liberty you feel like you are sitting in her lap. Where the Erie Basin meets Brooklyn, you can find fabulous walks vast waterfront piers and take the measure of extraordinary, large warehouses, many converted into artists lofts. In the summer, you can swim in an immense, 1930s-era Olympic sized swimming pool at the Red Hook Recreation Center . On Sundays there's a fiesta and good food stands that pop up as intense soccer games are played on municipal soccer fields. On a more pedestrian note, Red Hook, thanks to its open spaces, is also where generations of Brooklyn kids have taken their driving tests.
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industry AS SHOWN ON THE MAP TO THE LEFT, INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS ARE THE BACKBONE TO THE CITY OF RED HOOK. THIS AREA OF BROOKLYN HAS BEEN FOUNDED ON THE INDUSTRY. THE REASON THIS AMOUNT OF INDUSTRY CAN BE SUPPORTED IS BECAUSE OF THE EASY ACCESS TO WATER. BEING ON THE COAST LINE, RED HOOK PROVIDES THE EASIEST WAY TO SHIP AND RECEIVE GOODS. THIS EASE OF SHIPPING ALSO EXPLAINS THE REASON WHY THE MAJORITY OF THE INDUSTRY IS LOCATED ON THE PERIPHERAL OF THE CITY ALONG THE WATER. OUR SITE IS LOCATED ON THE SOUTHERN BORDER BEFORE YOU ENTER THE PORTS OF RED HOOK. THIS EASE FROM OUR SITE TO A PORT WILL HELP OUR WOOD FACTORY IN PRODUCING WOOD WORLDWIDE. THIS IS A VERY BIG ADVANTAGE TO US AS WE DESIGN FOR OUR FACTORY.
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