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LandscapesFortune 500Hand Rendering
The LoftDeath Pavilion Wellness House
I started my design journey after being challenged by a Landscape Architect friend to change the world through good design. Not knowing where to begin, my brother and I started a landscape business in highschool. This quickly taught me hard work and grit. As my responsibilites grew, I realized the core of good design is helping others, so I explored ways I could help more people. I knew the majority of people spend their lives indoors, so I began to seek ways to change interiors. I did this by pursuing Interior Design, where I have learned that all space should promote wellness, inspiration, and happiness. These three attributes increase productivity, collaboration, and health. I am different after learning about the history, elements, and principles of design because it has changed my perspective on appreciating good design. Since the core of this career is helping others, my goals are to see from others perspectives, to solve problems faster, and to learn when and how to ask the right questions. Keeping this in mind, I will continue to take advantage of every opportunity which will help me on my mission to change the world through good design.
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WHERE YOU BEGIN DOESN’T DETERMINE WHERE YOU FINISH.
DREAMS DON’T WORK UNLESS YOU DO.
DEATH PAVILIONThe death pavilion was inspired from Central American pyramids constructed for Aztec death rituals. The monument appeassed the gods. The significance of the massive scale of these pyramids was essential in commanding respect and fear. This building accomplishes the goal of creating a modern version of the Aztec pyramid.
The odd shape of the death pavilion was inspired by the original shape of the pyramids, just reversed to offer more space in the ceremony room as opposed to the ground floor. During the Aztec period, pyramids were the tallest structures in a city, since the sacrifice had to be the near the gods. That requirement was met in the design of this pavilion.
WELLNESS HOUSE
WELLNESS EVOKES PRESTIGE. Fitness regimes, healthy grocery stores, and participation in activities like 5k’s and yoga classes are at an all-time high.
People carry this passion with them when they go into the workplace, and designers can continue this theme in the
residential built environment. This is the future. This is the benefit of being bold.
The Wellness House was designed with full creative freedom for a family who wants a home which promotes healthy behavior and encourages an active regime. The family further wants to discover new ways to promote their healthy lifestyle goals within each space of the home.
ROAM: SAVE THE AMAZON
Service-learning and interactive education have a direct impact on behavior. This education facility accomplishes its goal of reflecting the cultural context of the Amazon Rainforest, reflecting the importance of education and the role of service learning, and implementing current strategies for educational spaces.
THE LOFT
This remodel integrates Japanese heritage to create a functional loft space while maintaining an exclusive, high-end style. This loft remodel will provide the client with space to entertain co-workers, family and friends, a rental apartment for income, and to integrate universal design to cater his upstairs apartment to accommodate a larger mix of tenants.
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HAND RENDERINGS AND SKETCHES
FORTUNE FIVE-HUNDRED
The Fortune 500 project enabled me to study the corporate headquarters of HP. The project includes a lobby, first and second floor bullpens, and a conference room.
LANDSCAPES
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I have a deep passion for landscape design. There is
nothing more rewarding than stepping back from a project and seeing the impact of my
aesthetic and functional design solution. The process takes work,
it’s hard. It usually demands more from me than I expect it to,
but the satisfaction of knowing that I did an excellent job while
using my clients resources to the best of my ability inspires
me. Through jobs such as graveling driveways, installing fence lines, constructing sheds,
and landscaping flowerbeds, I am thankful to first hand
understand the whole process from bidding a job, contracting
the project, overseeing installation and construction, communicating with clients through the process, and post installation evaluation.
While I look forward to learning more about this process, I am proud of my accomplishments
and am grateful for the relationships I have made through
such projects.
