James Elliott - Architectural Portfolio

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objectiveTo become an Architect knowledgeable in both design and construction.

educationLawrence Technological UniversityArchitectureBachelor of Science - 2015

St. Clair CollegeArchitectural TechnologyAdvanced Diploma - 2014

activities & interestsdigital fabrication, woodworking, snowboarding, photography, design, travel

professional experienceProject Coordinator Zon Engineering Inc.: 2015 - 2016 - 4 Month Contract

• Work as a LEED Project Coordinator in the sustainable design division of Zon Engineering, a consulting firm. Duties included documenting entire LEED credits, reading construction drawings and specifications, product and shop drawing submittal review, performing scaled takeoffs, and LEED credit research.

Automotive Part CounterpersonWallaceburg Automotive Inc.: 2004 - 2015

• Work experience included extensive customer service for large-volume clients, problem solving, and organization to deliver technical based solutions on time. Inventory management responsibilities included receiving product shipments several times daily, preparing large orders for customers, and inventory review. Experience performing trusted clerical tasks such as account control, cash received journals, and mail merge printing.

Research AssistantDr. Christopher Anjema - Ophthalmologist,Dr. Robert McMahon - Ophthalmologist,Genesis Cosmetics: Summer 2006

• I assisted in research project for Alcon Canada involving a new contact lens technology. My work involved reading doctors reports, converting various patients’ visions to different scales and data entry sent to Alcon.• Brochure design for Genesis Cosmetics, outlining pricing and services offered.

experience - non-professionalUniversiteti Polis: 2015Designed and constructed masonry units as part of a digital fabrication workshop in Tirana, Albania, gaining further experience into this medium.

Boy's & Girl's Club Southfield: 2015Tutoring school aged children in Math.

St. Clair College Architecture Club: 2012-2014Various fund-raising events to help establish a memorial academic scholarship.

Habitat for Humanity: 2013Building pre-fabricated wall sections to be assembled on site.

referencesZon Engineering: Scott RivardWallaceburg Auto: Richard CarynJohn MathanyDr. Christopher Anjema

skillsphotographygraphic designcustomer service3d modelingcritical thinkingprogramming cnc / tooling codefast learningdigital fabrication knowledge

softwareadobe photoshopabobe indesignadobe illustratoradobe premiere proautodesk revitautodesk autocadtrimble sketchup / podiummicrosoft officesage timberline estimatingrhinoceros 5 & rhinocamgrasshopper for rhinoceros

recognitionVisual Communications 4 - Fine GrainLawrence Technological University

Portfolio + Trustee Transfer ScholarshipLawrence Technological University

d e s i g n p h i l o s o p h y

the creat ion of space wor th inhabit ing is paramount, spaces where an exper ience can be posit ive or unique, lett ing the subjec t feel , or learn something new. the preser vat ion of systems that func t ion wel l and suppor t the s i te and i ts surroundings is impor tant , whi le those that do not should be a l tered, given the oppor tunit y. a general conceptual d i rec t ion is required for each projec t , whi le some may be more abstrac t , whi le others may be more ut i l i t y based. i bel ieve in the use of susta inable mater ia ls , renewables, and resource saving bui lding technologies is impor tant , and that bui ld ing is wor th more to the user i f i t saves them money over t ime.

architec ture, l ike many ar t forms, i s a learning medium for both designer and user. des igners discover needs of a c l ients problem, and sometimes of the given area, a long with histor y and provide a solut ion that wi l l work only for that par t icular projec t . architec ture, however is a lso a sc ience, and a great deal of considerat ion has to be put into the non-aesthet ic aspec ts of a bui ld ing.

design is composed of ut i l i t y and s igni f icance. the former fu l f i l l s requirements based on needs, whi le the latter separates i t f rom other produc ts, through meaning to designer, user, and contex t .

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The �nal design is a clean bench formed of ply-wood and PVC pipe. The seat back starts at an upward position and gradually leans back to a more relaxed position. The back can be utilized for bike storage which can accomodate about 10 bikes. Because it is only slightly longer than 8 feet long, the bench is easy to move and can be easily reproduced. The bench will be Rhino Lined which will then waterproof the entire bench and provide a longer life.

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r e s p o n d i n g t o t h e n e e d s o f t h e a r e a , w e p r o v i d e d a s m a l l p e r m a n e n t i n d o o r m a r k e t . T h e m a r k e t h o w e v e r , i s a b l e t o e x p a n d i n a f l e x i b l e w a y b y u s i n g t h e s e s m a l l v e s s e l s , w h i c h w o u l d s t o r e u n d e r n e a t h t h e p u b l i c s t r u c t u r e w h e n t h e o u t d o o r m a r k e t w a s c l o s e d .

a c a n t i l e v e r e d c a f e s i t s a t o p t h e c a n t i l e v e r i n g s t a i r c a s e s , w h i c h f o r m t h e b l e a c h e r s f o r p u b l i c p e r f o r m a n c e e v e n t s i n t h e p l a z a .

t h e w e s t w a l l o f t h e s e c o n d f l o o r c a f e a r e a b l e t o o p e n a s u b t l e 8 . 5 d e g r e e s t o a l l o w f o r n a t u r a l v e n t i l a t i o n & t h e s o u n d s o f t h e c i t y t o f l o w t h r o u g h t h e c a f e .

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ac tivate spaceincremental adapt ive reuse

Carpenter Ave, Hamtramck , M ichiganWinter 2015

Timel ine: 17 weeksSize : 48 ,239 f t2

S ec tors : Pedagogical , Adapt ive Reuse Projec t Br ief : M ixed Use Communit y Center

I nstruc tor : M. St ycz ynsk i

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this unused plot of land adjacent to the davidson highway has been re-purposed into a skate park with the help of a grant to construct the park.

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another projec t by powerhouse produc t ions, th is i s another 2 stor y va ca n t fami ly dwel l ing that exper iments with pass ive design, and captur ing of f - the - gr id renewable energy [wind/solar ] . the projec t has been bui l t in phases, and is unf inished at the moment. the att ic has been insulated and bui l t to a l low for pass ive solar warming. an ar t ist res idenc y is p lanned for the upstai rs of the struc ture, with a more publ ic communit y program for the main f loor long-term.

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this school i s par t of the former g r e a t e r d e t r o i t h o s p i t a l co m p l e x and has been r e - p u r p o s e d into a e lementar y school which is par t of the char ter school system global educat ion excel lence [GEE] . unfor tunately, the school remains attached to the va ca n t west s ide of the complex, and both an urgenc y and oppor tunit y ar ises f rom that . the current owners of the school a lso own the proper t y of the st i l l vacant sec t ion of the complex, as wel l as the former u k ra i n i a n wo r ke r s h o m e cultural c lub.

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a projec t by powerhouse produc t ions, th is formal ly va ca n t 2 stor y s ingle fami ly dwel l ing located near nor th-hamtramck was been r e - p u r p o s e d into a per formance prac t ice/per formance venue. the wal ls are made f rom a mixed lot of wood purchased inexpensively f rom a mi l l -work manufac turer. the bui lding has been successful programs and has put on shows by local per formance groups such as the H inter lands.

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by combining the 3 separate groups of senior c i t izens, s tudents, and the ar t communit y of hamtramck and detroit , we can create interac t ion and involvement bet ween these groups that wouldn’t normal ly occur. we can involve the l ives of the senior c i t izens, giv ing them purpose, socia l interac t ion, and physical ac t iv i t y. we can provide a place for school aged chi ldren to spend their t ime af ter school , with program for physical ac t iv i t y, or homework tutor ing. we provide the ar t communit y with studio space, to produce their ar t , and adjacent exhibit ion space to present i t . we a lso give them an opt ion for a l ive / work scenar io with the res idences.

the ramp bet ween the f loors help mix the programs together. res idents in wheelchairs can rol l down the ramp, star t ing f rom the top, ac t ively involv ing themselves in the bui lding’s ac t iv i t ies. the ground level

this communit y center would be re -purposed in stages, s tar t ing with seal ing the struc ture and occupying the f i rst f loor. then we could begin populat ing the bui lding, star t ing with the ar t ists , helping demol ish and renovate in exchange for real estate ownership in the struc ture.

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Friends of the Detroit R iver Headquar tersEmphasis on Sustainable Design

Wyandotte, M ichiganWinter 2015

Timel ine: 4 MonthsSize : 12 ,000 f t2 / 1100 m2

Use: O ff ice, AssemblyProjec t Br ief : Susta inable Non-Prof i t Headquar ters

I nstruc tor : T. Nashlen

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Layout of headquarters’ program in a linear path, towards the river, narrating the FDR and their cause. The program is separated into 3 distinct program elements (lecture hall, event hall, and field lab) symbolizing 1. remediation 2. remediation effects and 3. preservation efforts.By shifting the mass of the program towards the north side of the building, it allowed for the best views towards river and open space along the south face.

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Curtain Wall-Structural Silicone Butt GlazedSupported with 6’’ Fiberglass Mullions

Second Floor Construction2’’ Wood Deck FlooringWood Floor JoistsJoist Hanger24” Timber Glue Laminated Beam14” Timber Column (behind)

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First Floor Construction4” Concrete Floor Slab2” Rigid InsulationMin. 6” Crushed StoneConcrete Pier Footing BehindExtend 4” Rigid Insul. 24” Below GradeUndisturbed SoilConcrete Foundation WallConcrete Strip Footing

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this projec t was construc ted as par t of MakeLab digita l fabr icat ion c lass at Lawrence Tech. through model ing sof t ware we prepared the 3D model of the bench. We then cut out the pieces us ing a CNC router, and assembled with cut jo ints in the wood prof i les. th is projec t taught us a lot about tak ing a projec t back and for th through the design and produc t ion phases. we had to protot ype var ious e lements of the bench many t imes before f inal ly ar r iv ing at the f inal des ign proposal .

the bench was to solve t wo problems, lack of seat ing, and lack of b ike storage.

the design is modular and involves 3 di f ferent bench shapes ; an outs ide cur ved [A] , ins ide cur ved [C ] and stra ight sec t ion [D]

the bench was to be profess ional ly f in ished with R hino L iner, a durable weatherproof coat ing.

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the concept of the landform house projec t was to a l low for a focus on s i te and how contours and grade changes can inf luence the design of a home + studio. the arrangement of the programs of the house and cant i levered studio a l lows for a unique exper ience when navigat ing the struc ture. to enter the home, one passes under the cant i levered studio, bes ide the l iv ing room in a outs ide, yet sheltered space. the glaz ing f rom the studio above ex trudes downward to create this secret passage into the home. the l iv ing room then becomes a double heighted space, with a c lear v iew out ward to the rear, and a protec ted v iew from the publ ic s ide.

the cant i levered studio inher i ts the same view as the l iv ing room, and uses the house roof as i ts own pr ivate terrace space, which can be used to enter ta in c l ients. i t i s suppor ted struc tural ly by a s ingle concrete sta i r, and re inforced concrete f loors.

the f ront solar ium al lows for natural dayl ight and warming of the home through use of c lear and f rosted glass. the master bedroom balcony over looks the solar ium, and behind i t h ides the bedroom.

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adventures out thereChi ldren’s Museum

M aiden Ln, Windsor, Ontar ioWinter 2013

Timel ine: 15 weeksSize : 49 ,393.9 f t2 / 4588.84 m2

Use: I nterpret ive / G al ler yProjec t Br ief : des ign a chi ldren’s museum to be s i tuated in

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Winter 2012Timel ine: 15 weeks

Size : 2610.5 f t2 / 242.52 m2Use: Res ident ia l

Projec t Br ief : des ign and produce construc t ion documents for a 2 stor y s ingle fami ly dwel l ing to be located in Lasal le, ON

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a study of the communit y of Arcosant i was done as par t of a Visual Communicat ions c lass. Arcosant i i s located in the state of Ar izona, USA, 1 hour nor th of Phoenix . Designed by Paolo Soler i and bui l t s tar t ing in 1970, the ideals of Arcosant i inc lude susta inabi l i t y, f rugal i t y, proximit y, scale, educat ion, and creat ing. Soler i came up with the concept Arcology which comes f rom the words architec ture and ecology. He saw promise in the design of c i t ies but issues that ar ise f rom dense populat ions. Arcosant i i s se l f def ined as an “urban laborator y ” in which issues l ike urban sprawl are combated in the commune. The c i t izens of the smal l deser t communit y make ceramics and bronze wind-bel ls in their ceramics and foundr y apse. They sel l these i tems as a source of income for the area .

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James Elliott - Architectural Portfolio