Tanjhid Choudhury Resume/Portfolio

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Stuyvesant High School 2008 - 2012 Computer Science Track

Tanjhid Choudhury tchoudhu@usc.edu (646) 492 0217

USC School of Architecture B.Arch 2012 - 2017 Minor in Real Estate Development

SKILLS Design AutoCAD Rhino VRay Rendering Rhino Section Tools Rhino Paneling Tools Rhinoscript and RhinoPython Grasshopper Parametric modelling and scripting SketchUp Communication Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Misc. Microsoft Office Suite Programming and Web Design Social Media Traditional art and drafting Fabrication Lasercutting 3D Printing Woodworking Furniture Construction Patternmaking, Drafting, and Sewing

EXPERIENCE CURRENTLY LEARNING Museum of Comic and Cartoon Art Revit Receptionist 3DS Max June 2011 - September 2011 Maya clerical duties customer service INTERESTS Eyebeam Atelier Design Artist in Residence Real Estate October 2011 - August 2012 Fashion programming an interactive game helping other artists with their projects Fabrication Programming managing own project Richard Wrightman Design Furniture Design Intern MEMBERSHIPS June 2013 - August 2013 Trojan Real Estate Association detailed and fine woodworking Teach for Los Angeles detailed leatherworking aiding in design and prototyping NFTE Summer Coding Initiative Programming Mentor July 2013 teaching HTML, CSS, and Java help students develop apps and webpages help students understand fundamentals of coding and program design


SPATIAL MECHANISM

TWO DIMENSIONAL GEOMETRY FIELD

FIELD DIAGRAM



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MORE SUN

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GEOMETRIC POOL HOUSE

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Sunny Lounging

Pool

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DARTED SURFACES RUNWAY




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MODULAR LIFEGUARD TOWER


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ENDEAVOUR NOSE BOOLEAN AND PANELS

UNROLLED PANEL SYSTEM

This proposal for an Endeavour museum utilizes the space outside the California Science Center and houses a collection of research materials, prototypes, suits, and other new technologies developed by NASA. In addition to the shuttle the museum holds other aircraft and documents developments, progress, and breakthroughs in the aerospace industry. The overall design of the museum mimics the look of the Endeavour, using a similar panelization system to create shells that respond to the needs of the museum.

SHELL NESTING

ENDEAVOUR MUSEUM

LINE AND SURFACE SYSTEM


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Panels hinge away from the shell to let in natural light and are also used to shield aircraft and art pieces within from direct sunlight. They further act as a way to create a sense of suspense throughout the museum due to how they hide certain portions of the museum when seen at different angles.

The Endeavour acts as the centerpiece of the collection and is the heart of the museum. It is embedded into the ground plane, with half of the shuttle visible at eye level and the other half (including the wings) located underground so that vistors can view the shuttle from a bird’s eye perspective



Neiman Marcus Falconry Companion designed by Richard Wrightman Design, Ken Hooke, Alexandra Llewellyn, and David Linley, commissioned by BespokeGlobal

The trunk holds the other items of the collection and fits perfectly into an Escalade. Created with oiled walnut and fine full-grained leather.

The falcon transport case is designed to keep a falcon comfortable while being moved. It follows the design aesthetic of the trunk.

Richard Wrightman’s signature Chatwin Chair easily deconstructs to fit inside the trunk and is lightweight.

The folding table is lightweight and also comes apart to fit within the trunk. It comfortaly serves 4 people or 2 people engaged in a game of Backgammon on the beautiful board designed by Alexandra Llewellyn.


This spa is placed near the Zzyzx Research Laboratory to build upon the existing community of Zzyzx. It’s placement on a hill offers a vantage point to view the beautiful Mojave Desert horizon and integrates its many SITE pools into theCONTEXT landscape itself. The form is inspired by rattelsnakes found in the desert and the scale pattern and sensuous curves are used for aesthetic purposes as well as practical purposes. The scale system is used to direct ’s natural attraction to cold surfaces. All the curves facilitate water to be concentrated in the ground and be used at a later time in the hot desert.

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ENCLOSED COURT

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LOCKER ROOM

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HOW THE UTEC PERU BILLBOARD WORKS SUPER COLD CONDENSER AIR FILTER

CARBON FILTER

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CONDENSER THROUGH COLD MATERIAL RAINWATER POLYETHYLENE slicks o rainwater

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LA RIVER RETAIL CENTER Utilizing the embankment on the LA River between Broadway and Spring this project creates urban intrigue by creating a retail corridor flanked by gathering spaces for shoppers and making river observation spaces along its eastern facade. An open shell is used to protect the site from the environment as well as engaging the local wildlife of the river, predominanatly birds, to interact with the structure. The shell attracts birds and becomes a spectacle for shoppers without disturbing them.

BRIDGE GRID BATHROOMS

PLAZA PLAZA

CLASS ADMIN ROOMS

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