TREVOR MAYESCOMPLETE WORKS

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012 ONGOING PROJECT | HERITAGE CENTER

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008 INTERIOR DESIGN

007 GREEN OAK CONSTRUCTION

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005 ART MUSEUM

004 LIBRARY ANNEX

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001 URBAN PLANNING | PROGRAMMING

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THE DICHOTOMY OF NATURE AND INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS IS EXPLORED AND CONTRASTED THROUGH LANDSCAPING AND DETERMINES THE FORM OF THIS 100 YEAR EXPERIMENT.

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THIS PROJECT WAS THE CONTINUATION OF THE PLANNING|PROGRAMMING CONCEPT THAT FOCUSED ON A SINGLE ARCHITECTURE THAT COULD TRANSFORM THE CITY OF TOWNSEND.

3RD YEAR | 1ST SEMESTER

GREENSPACE IS PRESERVED AND MULTIPLIED BY CREATING AN ARRAY OF FLOATING HOUSING UNITS THAT EXTEND THE EXISTING QUAD.

PUBLIC, PRIVATE, AND SEMIPRIVATE OUTDOOR AREAS OVERLAP AND WEAVE TOGETHER TO ENCOURAGE INTERACTION AND PRESERVE PRIVACY.

VIEWS FROM EXISTING BUILDINGS ARE PRESERVED WHILE CARS DRIVE UNDER THIS PUBLIC MONUMENT LOOMING OVER THE ROAD AND REACHING OUT TO THE RIVER AND CAPITAL BEYOND.

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THIS THEOLOGICAL CENTER FOR GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY IS MEANT TO BE THE “HEART” OF CAMPUS, WHICH IS METAPHORICALLY EXTRUDED FROM THE BODY (LIBRARY) FOR CLOSER EXAMINATION FOR ALL.

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SITUATED IN THE OLD CITY DISTRICT OF KNOXVILLE, TN, THIS PRINTING PRESS ART MUSEUM SYMBOLIZES THE RESURECTION OF OLD METHODS OF MASS PRODUCTION AS NEW FORMS OF ART

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LIGHT AND SHADOW ARE USED AS THE PRIMARY MEANS OF STRUCTURE, CREATING THRESHOLDS THAT SEPARATE THE SACRED FROM THE PROFANE.

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ORIGINAL DESIGN BY:

SHERIF SUJIAMA

GROUP DRAWINGS AND DESIGN BY:

ANGIE CLAEYSBRICE HOLMESEMILY THREADGILLTREVOR MAYES

THE OBJECTIVE HERE WAS TO TAKE AN EXISTING CABIN DESIGN USING GREEN OAK CONSTRUCTION, MODIFY IT FOR ADDITIONAL PROGRAM, AND CREATE DRAWINGS AT FINER DETAIL.

WE DEVELOPED A HYBRID GREEN OAK AND DRIED TIMBER CONSTRUCTION TO REDUCE THE WARPING OF THE GREEN OAK DURING THE FIRST 8 YEARS AFTER CONSTRUCTION.

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SCALE : 1” = 16’0”

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*It is critical that designs do not confl ict with the current fi re code. It is important that proposal does not incroach in egress areas such as cooridors.

Project Space

3RD YEAR | 2ND SEMESTER

THIS SCHOOL WIDE COPMETITION ASKED STUDENTS TO DESIGN AN AMENITIES HUB FOR THE UT ARCHITECTURE BUILDING. THE WINNING PROJECTS WILL BE BUILT NEXT YEAR.

COMPLETED IN GROUPS OF 4, OUR TEAM RECEIVED HONORABLE MENTION.

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EDUCATIONTHE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGNI’m currently pursuing a Bachelors of Architecture and have become proficient in studio, staying near the top of my class with a 3.8 design GPA and consistently receiving exemplary feedback on my reviews. I’ve been on the Dean’s list for 3 semesters.

Over the course of the past 5 semesters in the school of architecture, I’ve developed and refined my communication and presentation skills, as presentation and collaboration are the primary means of expression in this field of study.

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Photoshop (7yrs)

InDesign (2 yrs)

AutoCAD (2yrs)

Illustrator (1 yr)

AutoCAD Architecture

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3ds Max

ABILITIESI have years of sales experience, extensive tech troubleshooting experience, great communication skills, and excel in my architecture design studio. I’m comfortable working with everything from computers and cash registers to soldering irons and groups of people, large or small.

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CE PRINT TECHNICIAN THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE, KNOXVILLE

September 2013 – current (part time)I help students and faculty process large format prints and troubleshoot other tech issues in the UTK Digital Print Center. We deal with Acrobat, Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, and AutoCAD problems, specifically in regards to file integrity, flattening images, and other exporting issues that arrise.

FLOOR MANAGER|PHOTOGRAPHER|TECHNICIAN INCREDIBLE PHOTOS, GATLINBURG

May 2008 – current (weekends/seasonal part time)My responsibilities here involve running a cash register, managing employees, troubleshooting and taking photos. Photoshop is also an integral program that we use here.

TECHNICIAN JMAYES ENGINEERING, GATLINBURG

May 2010 – January 2014 (seasonal full time)I’m responsible for repairing/refurbishing industrial grade AV equipment. Concentration and atten-tion to detail are essential. I gained much experience here with Excell doing invetory work.

COOK ARAMARK, UT KNOXVILLE

September 2011 – May 2012 (part-time)Here I worked in an on-campus cafeteria for one year before it closed. I moved up from the dish room to the main grill in that time.

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CES MATT HALL

865.789.4065 hall@obstructures.org

Studio Professor|Auburn College of Architecture

Founder/Designer|Obstructures.org

SCOTT WALL 865.974.3235 swall2@utk.edu

Director of College of Architecture|University of Tennessee COaD

JEFF WILKINSON 865.974.3261 jwilkin3@utk.edu

IT Team Leader|University of Tennessee COaD (current employer)

ROBERT FRENCH

865.974.3259 rfrench1@utk.edu

Studio Professor|University of Tennessee COaD

TREVOR MAYES

865.567.3321

thetrevormayes@gmail.com

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