Portfolio Spencer Mitchell
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Table of Context Hand Art Hand Art Pages 3 - 510 Color Hand Renderings Pages 6 - 7 Black & White Hand Renderings Page 8 Color Hand Rendering of Floor Plan Computer Aided Computer Page 9 - 10Aided Art Pages Kitchen 9 - 10 & Bath AutoCad Renderings Pages Kitchen 11 - 14 & Bath AutoCad Renderings 14 Pages Revit 11 - 15 Renderings Page Revit 15 Renderings Page Lumion 16 Rendering 15 LumionWork Rendering Professional Professional Work Pages 16 - 17 Pages Work 17 - 18 16-17 from BHB Engineers Pages Work 18 - 23from BHB Engineers Pages 19 - 20 Classwork from ASU 18-23 Classwork from ASU Page 24 Resume
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STORAGE PATI O
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MAI NLOBBY
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STORAGE I NTERACTI VE GALLERY1
UPPERFLOORPLAN
J ANI TORI AL WOMEN’ S MEN’ S
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FAMI LY
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8 X8 X8 16 FOUNDERS FINISH C.M.U. COLOR: DESERT BLEND
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7-TOP OF PARAPET 2 26' - 8"
TEL: 208 123-4567
REXBURG, ID 83460
2- TOP OF WINDOW 10' - 0"
BYU-IDAHO
3- TOP OF STEEL 11' - 4"
ARCH 190 BIM
4- TOP OF PIER 17' - 4"
AUSTIN BLDG., ROOM 147
6- TOP OF PARAPET 1 24' - 8" 5- TOP OF PIER 2 19' - 4"
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NORTH ELEVATION 1/8" = 1'-0"
RADIUSED CANOPIES WITH PERFORATED METAL SCREEN OVER STEEL CHANNEL FRAME WITH TENSION ROD SUPPORT 1-FINISH
FLOOR 0' -OF 0" 0-TOP FOOTING -2' - 0"
8 X 8 X 16 INTERGRAL COLOR REG. C.M.U. COLOR: MARICOPA
CENTER GLAZED PAINED MULLION SYSTEM WITH SOLAR BRONZE GLAZING
16" DEEP PAINTED STEEL LINTEL WITH GUSSETS- AS SHOWN
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BROTHER HUISH
CHECKED BY:
DRAWN BY:
SPENCER MITCHELL
3841 ROYAL TROON DR MESA ARIZONA, 85003
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RADIUSED CANOPIES WITH PERFORATED METAL SCREEN OVER STEEL CHANNEL FRAME WITH TENSION WITH TENSION ROD SUPPORT
DRAWING DATE:
CENTER GLAZED PAINTED MULION SYSTEM WITH SOLAR BRONZE GLAZING. TYP.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING
RADIUSED CANOPIES WITH PERFORATED METAL SCREEN OVER STEEL CANNED FRAME WITH TENSTION ROD SUPPORT
16" DEEP PAINED STEEL LINTEL WITH GUESSETSAS SHOWN. TYP.
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PAINTED "FYPON" PLASTIC PANELS SET INTO MULLION SYSTEM. TYP.
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1-FINISH FLOOR 0' - 0"
EXTERIOR ELEVATION
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By Spencer Mitchell
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Celebrate the Outstanding Natural Area
I d e a s o f I n s p i r a t i o n
Site Plan
Floor Plan
North & South Elevation
West & East Elevation
The idea of a park shows to a community that the natural land around them is important. The world’s first national park, Yellowstone, was created by an act of Congress in 1872 as a “pleasuring ground for the benefit and enjoyment of the people in order to protect for all time this outstanding natural area." With that in mind, creating a simple structure to enjoy the "pleasuring ground" that is around them.
R i v e r W a l k
P l a n t s
Because of the desert there is this greater need for water. The idea I wanted was for the audience to see the water to create a "wall". I wanted to use the roof to create different spaces within a space. There will be an effect of “worship” when the monsoon season comes.
I wanted to create an obstructi on of the waters path so that there is a more of a plant life in some areas more abundant.
S u n S h a d o w
For the rest of the year when it is mostly sunny I wanted to create a light and shadow effect with the boards on the east and west side of the building. I wanted the effect of this sun path to be seen inside the area. Like the water I wanted to create an awe feeling of worship and wonder from the sun.
S h e l t e r
I also wanted there to be a place of shade where people and creatures could find shade and shelter from the heat. I wanted to make the sitting area out the same pattern of the structure.
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2 1 The client’s vision and goals for Barrio FABRIC are: •Provide a dynamic and innovative, 21stcentury Fashion incubator designed to inspire collaboration and creativity, while honoring and extending our Sonoran Desert Fabrics, Clothing, and Fashion traditions. •Provide a facility which respects, protects and extends Tucson Barrio Libre’s rich cultural history and the uniqueness of its people, community, traditions, craftsmanship and place. •Provide a facility which promotes the urban regeneration of the Barrio through adaptive reuse and encouraging social integration and investment within their community. •Provide a facility which unites new Fashion designers, Fashion businesses and their clients in design studios, co-work manufacturing and hands on entrepreneurship training, which provide opportunities for self-expression, collaboration, empowerment, and autonomous freedom. •Provide opportunities for new Fashion designers and Fashion business leaders to participate in individual and collaborative hands-on activities related to leadership development, decision-making, citizenship, and community service. •Provide physical and digital resources to connect these new Fashion designers, Fashion business leaders and their clients, to both local and global resources, mentors, and institutions to address and solve today’s challenging problems. •Provide events, programs and incentives for recognition and achievement for these new Fashion designers, Fashion businesses and their clients.
DESIGNER STUDIO
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1. MANUFACTURING 2. DESIGN STUDIOS 3. CLASSROOM 4. LIBRARY 5. OFFICE 6.ENTRY 7.RUNNWAY 8. MIX USE ROOM 9. DISPLAY 10. FABRIC SHOP 11. CAD/CAM ROOM 12. RESTROOM
LEADERSHIP NORTH/SOUTH SECTION
2 TYP
CLASSROOM A
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MENTORSHIP The main point that I took from the vision and goals that FABRIC has is that they want to be an influence to the community and to others around them. Like a row of matches sitting together. It only takes one light to be an influence for good. However, unlike the matches (where they burn out). Positive influence never dies.
BY SPENCER MITCHELL MAX UNDERWOOD ADE 511 CORE ARCH STUDIO I DECEMBER 5, 2018
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TIMBER IN THE CITY URBAN HABITATE COMPETITION
SITE LOCATION
RESIDENTAL
EVERYONE HAS A VIEW
SCHOOL
COMMUNITY CENTER
ORIGINAL TOWER ON BACE
HOLLOWED OUT FOR VIEWS
VIEWS TOWARD BRIDGE
VIEWS TOWARDS RIVER
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TIMBER IN THE COMMUNITY
The way a building wraps around us is how the building teaches us what is really important. Sometimes in life we need to be told to sit back, take a deep breath, and truly see what is important. That typically involves what is around us. That is what my building is doing. My Timber in the City give the individual the ability to look and see what is truly important.
Here we can observe that we have more than just a view of a river, but of each other. This community center allows for one another to look after each other.
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TIMBER IN THE SCHOOL
The preschool is placed above the community and below the family dwellings. We know that what children learn from the community will rise with them to their families What they learn in together in their families and school will be brought back to the community.
Early childhood education has proven to help children develop into the adults that society need. The way this preschool was designed was to elevate children's view of the world and how they can be in influence to all.
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TIMBER IN THE RESIDENTIAL
Bruce Hydropel Hickory Natural 7/16 in. T x 5 in. W x Varying Length Waterproof Engineered Hardwood Roofing to match flooring
Hand Scraped Strand Woven Mojave 5 In. W Waterproof Engineered Hardwood
Bruce Hydropel Hickory Natural 5 in. W Waterproof Engineered Hardwood Flooring
Hand Scraped Strand Woven Mojave 5 In. W Waterproof Engineered Hardwood
Driftwood Cabinetry with Frosted White counter tops
Bruce Hydropel Hickory Natural 5 in. W Waterproof Engineered Hardwood Flooring with extra staining for darker look for interior
View from River (East)
Frost White wood frames for tented glass
Bruce Hydropel Hickory Natural Waterproof Engineered Hardwood handrails
View from Street (South)
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Spencer W. Mitchell
(512)-412-8855 spencerwmitchell@gmail.com Education BS, Construction Management & ASS Architectural Technology Brigham Young University - Idaho Master of Architecture Arizona State University Core Competencies Professional experience in AutoCAD and Revit 2019 Professional experience in Lumion V6 and Sketch Up 2017 OSHA 30 certified Working knowledge in Adobe products
April, 2018 In Progress (2021)
Project management and planning Proficient in knowledge of MS Office products Working knowledge of P6 2017
Professional Experience Brigham Young University – Idaho
Assistant Project Manager
2017
Created accurate photo progress record of campus projects and campus construction reports. Coordinated with contractors and campus to keep on schedule and coordinate contractor activities relating to job and campus responsibilities with the job. Reviewed schedule with contractor to stay on time.
BHB Structural Engineers
Structural Drafter
2014-2016
Responsible for delivering accurate drawings on time with zero defects. Pre-bid project reviewer. Skilled in Revit and AutoCAD. Background in steel, joists and curtain wall systems. Attentive to detail, well organized and able to manage tight deadlines. Because of delivering highly accurate drawings I was offered/awarded a contractor position so that I could still work for BHB remotely while I was going to school. Known for doing good reviews on projects before going out for construction or bid. Responded to clients within 24 hours. Brigham Young University – Idaho
Student Drafter
2014
Responsible for producing official blue prints on time with zero defects. Skilled in AutoCAD. Background in design, scale had drawings and basic structure. Attentive to detail, well organized and able to manage tight deadlines. Asked to apply for this job by the campus architect. Created original designs for minor remodels on campus by accurately measuring existing rooms and working with owner to achieve the best, low cost design. Redesigned the campus “Print and Copy” for better functionality and traffic flow. Assisted other employees with projects such as: surveying the topography, measuring larger rooms, and documentation to achieve better time productivity and efficiency. Awards and Achievements Eagle Scout, Duty to God, On My Honor Served honorable 2-year mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (2011-2013) Medal winner at Texas Education Association Visual Art Scholastic Event