Architecture Graduate Portfolio_William Bilyeu

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WILLIAM BILYEU_ Selected Architectural Portfolio



SOUTH LAKE UNION TIMBER TOWER 04-11

TRUNCATED SEATING 12-17

VERTICAL VILLAGE APARTMENT HOUSING 18-23

FILTERING WATER FLOWS 24-31

PARAMARKET PAVILION 32-39

CENTER FOR URBAN EXPLORATION + EDUCATION 40-49

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LEED Green Associate

WILLIAM BILYEU_ 801 SW 21st Ct Battle Ground, WA 98604

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(360) 624 1170

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william.bilyeu@wsu.edu

ABOUT ME_ A devoted designer who enjoys learning as much as possible and pushing the boundaries within design to create new and intriguing environments. Looking to combine an educational background in architecture with a passion for design and urban exploration to further develop professional attributes on the way to architectural licensure.

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EDUCATION_ Master of Architecture, Accelerated Program Washington State University - Pullman, WA 2015 - 2016 Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies Washington State University - Pullman, WA 2011 - 2015 Associates of Arts, Transfer Clark Community College - Vancouver, WA 2010 - 2011

EXPERIENCE_ Painter WSU Housing + Dining - Pullman, WA 05 - 08, 2013; 05 - 08, 2014 Develop quality control and time management skills. Ramp Agent Quantum Aviation Services - Portland, OR 05 - 07, 2012; 12, 2012 Develop team working skills loading aircraft. Inventory Clerk + Cashier My Favorite Things Holiday Shoppe - Battle Ground, WA 09, 2009 - 03, 2011 Develop customer service skills, learn trends and inventory selection.

HONORS + EXTRAS_ - AIA Vancouver graduate architecture scholarship - 2015 Summer immersion studio, LSW Architects - Vancouver, WA - Published Works: www.mapsmethods.com - Deans List, 2014 Washington State University - 2014 Leadership Institute, AIA Northwest sponsored conference - AIAS Member, 2011 - 2015

SKILLS_ Computer Rhino, Grasshopper, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, After Effects (basic), AutoCAD, Revit, SketchUp, Microsoft Office Other Model Fabrication, Photography

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SOUTH LAKE UNION TIMBER TOWER

RESEARCH TEAM_ TEAL DELYS, JINGXIAN XIE DATE_ RESEARCH FALL 2014, DESIGN SPRING 2015 LOCATION_ SEATTLE, WA 04


BRIEF_ The goal of this project was to push the boundaries of timber construction in the downtown urban environment, using glulam beams in combination with CLT panels, a maximum height of twelve stories was designed. The use of timber construction was chosen to cost-effectively and sustainably provide an example to how urban environments can evolve in the future. The building features a variety of spans and cantilevers aiming to push the boundaries of what timber construction is capable of. The project aimed to utilize the site to continue the park space into the city, provide a gathering space for the neighborhood, and house various incomes with no hierarchy.

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Site Location_

Job Type_

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Education Level_

Household Size_


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Existing Park Space_

Raise Ground Plane for Street Interaction_

Continue Park Paths Through Site_

Maximum Massing Geometry_

Offset from Street + Slope Roof_

Roof Planes Provide Gathering Space_

Open Cut-outs for Site Movement_

Housing Sizes Scattered_

Shading Screens_

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Studio Unit Floor Plan_

One Bedroom Unit Floor Plan_

Two Bedroom Unit Floor Plan_

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Ground Floor Plan_

Fifth Floor Plan_

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Ninth Floor Plan_


West Elevation_

E-W Section_

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TRUNCATED SEATING

BUILD TEAM_ EMILY VAN DYKE DATE_ FALL 2013, SPRING 2014 EXHIBITED_ SPOKANE RIVER PARK SQUARE, CARPENTER HALL GALLERY FEATURED_ www.mapsmethods.com 12


BRIEF_ The aim of this project was to create a component through a series of cuts and connections, that will be able to withstand the application of compression and torsion forces while also providing a variety of options for patterning. The component was created through a series of iterations which strengthened the force resistance. The final assembly of the project aggregated out in three scales -- local, regional, and global -- each with their own connection type. The completed assembly applied the function of seating, although several other programmatic functions were explored in the process, i.e. shading canopy. To construct the project, fabrication and CNC milling of wheatboard and plywood sheets was used. In the completed assembly the two materials worked in tandem to provide the resistance needed for the forces applied.

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Component Exploration 01_

Ribbed Condition_

Edge Condition_

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Component Exploration 02_

Component Exploration 03_

Compression Resistant_

Torsion Resistant_


Regional Aggregation 01_

Regional Aggregation 02_

Regional Aggregation 03_

Regional Aggregation 04_

Regional Aggregation 05_

Regional Aggregation 06_

Regional Aggregation 07_

Regional Aggregation 08_

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Local Component Connection_

Additional Global Aggregation Option_

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Regional Connection_

Global Connection_


Material Exploration 01_ Spread Mixture

Material Exploration 02_ Pre-Heat Press

Assembly 01_ Connect Individual Components

Assembly 03_ Connect Regional Geometries

Assembly 02_ Complete Component Variety

Assembly 04_ Attach Seat Cushions

Material Exploration 03_ Complete Board

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VERTICAL VILLAGE APARTMENT HOUSING

DATE_ SUMMER 2015 LOCATION_ VANCOUVER, WA FIRM MENTOR_ LSW ARCHITECTS 18


BRIEF_ The goal of this project was to design a mixed-use development based on the given case study of Beirut Terraces by Herzog & de Meuron; of which the overall design scheme was to create a vertical village. This project took the initial programs featured in the case study -- housing, retail, and resident amenities -- and distributed them throughout the building. This design plan was to create a vertical village which becomes lively on all levels of the development rather than only the ground floor.

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Program Mix_

Typical Layout_

Distribute Throughout_

New Layout_

Vertical Connection_

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Parking Garage Floor Plan_

Ground Floor Plan_

Second Floor Plan_

Third Floor Plan_

Forth Floor Plan_

Fifth Floor Plan_

Sixth Floor Plan_

Roof Plan_

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E-W Section_

N-S Section_

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One Bedroom Floor Plan_

Vertical Program Interaction View_

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FILTERING WATER FLOWS

PROJECT TEAM_ ASHLEY KOPETZKY DATE_ SPRING 2014 LOCATION_ PETARE, VENEZUELA 24


BRIEF_ Petare, Venezuela is a city which is expected to have a population explosion by the year 2050. This projects aim was to find a way in which parametric design would be able to enhance the living conditions of the area during the upcoming increase in population. Due to Petare’s location in the rain forests of South America, controlling the water-flows through the city became a project priority. The buildings placed on the site are able to collect the rain water and channel them through a series of canals naturally filtering the water and creating a basin full of drinkable water at the base of the canal network. The water would then be distributed to the residents and used to produce food crops around the basins. The building materials for the architecture was based on local building materials which were already in use around the area to ensure that the cost would be low enough for the population to afford. 25


Current Barrio Construction_

Current Canal Condition_

Current Street Condition_

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Intervention Area Location_ A Subtraction from Flood-Planes, Steep-Slopes, and Built Environment

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Geometry Application to Contours_

Complete Geometry Application_

Canal Locations Placed_

Street Locations Placed_

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Building Locations Infilled_

Building Heights from Solar Study_

Building Population on Intervention Area_

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Select Area Site Plan_

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Building Materiality Example_

Selected Area Site Section_

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PARAMARKET PAVILION

PROJECT TEAM_ IRENE ARZAGA, EVAN YOCK DATE_ FALL 2013 LOCATION_ MOSCOW, ID FEATURED_ www.mapsmethods.com 32


BRIEF_ The aim of this project was to digitally design and fabricate a surface system to serve as a pavilion for the Moscow Farmers Market. The project began with a single component in which would be aggregated out into a global scale. To aggregate the component into a three-dimensional form we began with a surface geometry in which was cut down through a series of steps to respond to the site constraints and conditions. A grid was applied to the surface so that the component could be scaled and applied as needed. The resulting pavilion provides shelter for the market attendees while also allowing venders to set up displays. Finally, this provides a defined link between the market and retail frontage street conditions by conjoining the travel paths which exist during the market hours.

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Market Pavilion Location_

Market Street Condition_

Market Retail Frontage Condition_

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Paraboloid Geometry_

Ground Plane Cut_

One Market Stall Width_

Two Market Stall Length_

Market Opening_

Retail Opening_

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Component Development_

Regional Component Aggregation_

Component Variety for Strength and Shading_

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Pavilion Assembly 01_

Pavilion Assembly 02_

Pavilion Assembly 03_

Pavilion Assembly 04_

Pavilion Assembly 05_

Pavilion Assembly 06_

Pavilion Assembly 07_

Pavilion Assembly 08_

Pavilion Assembly 09_

Pavilion Assembly 10_

Pavilion Assembly 11_

Pavilion Assembly 12_

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Site Plan_

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North Elevation_

West Elevation_

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CENTER FOR URBAN EXPLORATION + EDUCATION

PROJECT TEAM_ KATHERINE KNUTSON DATE_ FALL 2015 LOCATION_ PORTLAND, OR 40


BRIEF_ This project is located on the riverfront at a crossing of several Portland neighborhoods -- Pearl. Northwest, and Northwest Industrial -- which gives the site great possibilities as a gathering space for the community. With the possibilities in mind, the program of a Science Research + Exhibition Center was selected as the primary structure for the development in order to provide the community with a destination. Other site programs included retail, research housing, research offices, art studios, and light industrial warehouses. These programs were selected to provide a steady population flow throughout the site aiding it to become a lively environment in which provides a future example for mixed-use developments.

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Neighborhood Variety_

River Access for Residences_

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Site Used to Heal Environment_

Maintain Existing View Corridors

Continuation of River Walk_

Provide Public Gathering Space_

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Contextual Site Plan_

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Housing Ground Floor Plan_

Housing Upper Floor Plan_

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Science Center Ground Floor Plan_

Science Center Upper Floor Plan_

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Waterfront Ground Floor Plan_

Waterfront Upper Floor Plan_

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Site Section_

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THANK YOU

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William Bilyeu (360) 624 1170 william.bilyeu@wsu.edu


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