JONATHAN TURNER ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO
INTEGRATED
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COMMUNITY
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MODULAR
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INTERIOR
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Jonathan Turner Architectural Designer
(810) 614-1259 JonTurner385@Gmail.com 5082 Edinger Ave, Huntington Beach, California 92649 www.linkedin.com/in/JonLTurner
LAKEVIEW
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GEOGRAPHICAL
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SELECT WORK
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RESUME
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SECTION PERSPECTIVE - RESIDENTIAL 3
INTEGRATED
With- James Leech and Kristin Nelson
To design a fully integrated building coordinating structural, mechanical, and environmental systems into one cohesive building. This juxtaposition between Detroit Mercy and the Fitzgerald community creates the potential for shared and multipurpose spaces both to foster interaction and build community among constituent user groups. An architecture that protects and enhances the environment while contributing to human health and wellness. Through the implementation of sustainable environmental strategies and building practices.
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SCHEMATIC MASSING
SECOND FLOOR INTERIOR
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SECOND AND THIRD LEVEL FLOOR PLAN
FIRST LEVEL FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN 6
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SECOND FLOOR MARKET
4 1) ROOF CONSTRUCTION EPDM Membrane Rigid Insulation Dowel Laminated Timber 2) TYPICAL FLOOR CONSTRUCTION Concrete Decking Hydrofoam Radiant Heating System Dowel Laminated Timber 3) EXTERIOR WALL RESIDENTIAL UNITS Cembrit Rain Screen Cladding System Continuous Thermal Break Rigid Insulation SIP Wall Construction Interior Finish Material Gypsum Wall 4) EXTERIOR WALL PUBLIC FACADE Perforated Metal Panel - Solar Shade Aluminum Store Front System 5) PHOTOCOLTAIC SYSTEM
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DETAIL SECTION
SECTION PERSPECTIVE - MARKET
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COMMUNITY DESIGN
With - Benjamin T. Ellefson
This design proposal was to create a pavilion in a empty lot of the Fitzgerald neighborhood across from UDM. With a special focus on transparency and community space the proposed pavilion would function as a source of identity for the neighborhood. The modular building block is intended to represent how a community of individuals can stand together to create strength and shelter. 10
SITE PLAN
MODULAR DETAIL
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MODULAR DESIGN
With - Prof. Ashan and Thomas
The design challenge was to design a futuristic kiosk that could be assembled for different uses and respond to the surrounding context (Miami Florida). This design reflects architectural characteristics found in Miami FL evolving around forming a harmony with the surrounding city. The light-green titanium exterior finish is stronger than steel creating a durable temperature resistant form that is seamless and water resistant.
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SCHEMATIC CONFIGURATIONS 15
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FURNITURE PLAN
INTERIOR DESIGN
With - Prof. Ashan and Thomas
Complete control of interior design including ceiling height, lighting, furniture, and construction of additional elements. The only stipulation was that nothing can be taken away from the existing plan. There was close attention to paths people would take through this ground floor. Ceiling heights were used to express a change in program and give a sense of containment in lounging areas. 18
FLOOR FINISH PLAN
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SITE PLAN
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WEST ELEVATION
LAKEVIEW HOTEL
With - Prof. Ashan and Thomas
The design problem was to create a hotel that would take full advantage of the view and follow building codes. With a site location that was centered around a vacant piece of property near an airport in Bay city Michigan. There are multiple programs that function within this hotel including a restaurant, banquet hall, and back of house hotel services. 22
GROUND LEVEL FLOOR PLAN
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ENTRANCE LOBBY PLAN
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GEOGRAPHICAL INTEGRATION
With - Claudia Bernasconi
A design project about placing two duplexes on a residential site in Cincinnati. The context, communal spaces, integrating the building with the site, and addressing the view were all priorities in the design process. The intention behind this design was to create a centralized courtyard there the surrounding buildings would frame the communal space. A lifted structure would reach towards a lower embedded unit and create a interlocking relationship. The parking would overlook the site serving as the first entry point and providing an uninterrupted view of the city.
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CONCEPTUAL MASSING
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STRUCTURE DETAIL 28
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
FIRST LEVEL FLOOR PLAN
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
FIRST LEVEL FLOOR PLAN
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2019 Summer Design Fellowship Shepley Bulfinch Competition Submission
SELECTED WORKS
- Jonathan Turner
This section is composed of sketches, renderings, and photos from an assortment of different projects I have been apart of. To display a diverse depth of skills and interests that are always being improved. 32
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CANOPY PROVIDING LIGHTING AND ACOUSTICAL CONTROL WITHIN THE SPACE. SPEAKER PROVIDING AUDITORY AMBIENCE SURROUNDING THE INSTILLATION.
STRUCTURAL SUPPORTS.
PERFORATED THRESHOLD ENCOURAGING INTERACTION, SENSORY STIMULATION, AND DYNAMIC SIGHT-LINES.
Experimental Instillation
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The intent of this installation was to design spaces for the wellness of those with Autism Spectrum Disorder in a higher education environment. Many students with ASD reported that on campus they wanted more accommodations, such as increased awareness of what ASD is, more sensory spaces on campus to recharge, and more acceptance of self-stimulatory behavior. This also correlates with the research findings that architecture can improve the attention span, behavioral temperament, and response time of those with ASD. Sensory stimulation can calm them down when factors such as acoustics, lighting, and tactile aspects are considered. This installation engages with these factors to create a space for all people to enjoy, but is specifically designed with ASD students in mind to recharge their senses.
INFORMATION BOARDS THE INTENT OF THE INSTILLATION
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Adaptability of an abstracted grid system
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Vertical Studio Project - Winter UDM 2019
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Jonathan Lawrence Turner (810) 614-1259
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JonTurner385@Gmail.com
- Architectural Designer
5082 Edinger Ave. Huntington Beach, California 92649
Education
Skills
University of Detroit Mercy M.Arch - April 2020 3.79 GPA B.Arch - April 2019 3.61 GPA Oakland Community College A.Arch - April 2017 3.45 GPA
• AutoCAD
• DIALux
• Sketch-up
• 3Ds Max
• Rhino
• Illistrator
• Autodesk Revit
• Microsoft Office
• Photoshop
• V-Ray
• InDesign
• Bluebeam Revu
• Lumion
• Navisworks
• Sefaira
• Bim 360
www.linkedin.com/in/JonLTurner
Professional Experience STRAUB PETTITT YASTE ARCHITECTS - Clawson, MI Architectural Intern - Apr. 2019 - Mar. 2020 • • • • • • •
Contacted with and discussed architectural projects with clients Prepared cost estimates for project construction Organized client meetings and prepared documents for these meetings Analyzed and documented existing site and building conditions for new projects Drafted full project documentation for large scale commercial projects Coordinated with engineering consultants for the creation of mechanical, electrical, and structural documents Participated in quick “charrette” style meetings and proposed design solutions for specific projects
DETROIT MERCY FACILITIES DEPARTMENT - Detroit, MI Architectural Intern - Sept. 2017 - Apr. 2019 • • • • • •
Contact: Rodney Warren (313) 993-1240
Met with clients and facilitated the establishment of project scope Drafted and prepared design options for client meetings Drafted full construction documentation for renovation projects Communicated with bidders and prepared documentation for RFI’s Assisted with the processing of received bids and the selection of the best contractor for each project Supervised construction by assessing quality, completeness, and solving issues as they arose
DETROIT MERCY TEACHING ASSISTANT - Detroit, MI TA for VisCom - Aug. 2018 - Mar. 2020 • • • •
Contact: Rick Mann (248) 658-7777
Contact: Bryan Shisakly (586) 879-3223
Taught several classes covering skills in Auto-Cad, Revit, 3ds Max, and V-ray Effectively assisted undergraduate (UG) students with understanding of material covered in class Devised solutions for unique UG student issues Met with UG students on a flexible schedule and provided supplemental instruction outside of class
DETROIT MERCY MODEL SHOP - Detroit, MI Model Shop Assistant Manager - Aug. 2018 - Mar. 2020
Contact: Brigette R. Murphy-Barbee (313) 993-1533
• Organized employee meetings to cover new protocol and address any complaints within the shop • •
Actively guided employees through unique problems as they arose Operated a 3-axis laser cutter/engraver and 3d printer, cutting materials for student projects
GCI INVESTMENTS COMPANY LTD - Oakland, MI Carpenter/Handyman - Apr. 2015 Aug. 2017 • • • •
Contact: Doug Otero (248) 390-1976
Responsible for all tasks related to the demolition and renovation of residential housing projects Assisted in the construction of new elements such as custom casework, staircases, walls, decks, and sidewalks Individually performed instillation of furnishings and finish materials Performed repairs to concrete and brick finishes
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