TEXAS A&MCOLLEGE OF

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Texas A&M University College Station, TXB.S. in Environmental Design

December 2011

Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya Barcelona, Spain, Spring 2009Study Abroad

Redesign of Placa Glories

SoftwareAutoCad, Revit

Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesignRhinoCeros, Sketchup Pro

Kerkythea, V RayMicrosoft Word, Excel, Power Point

Brazos Valley Decorative Center Bryan, TX January 2012 - PresentExecutive Assistant, Design Team Member

Assisting Principal, Preparing Design Documents and Drawings, Site Visits

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936.870.7393bjensen366@gmail.com

301 Holleman Dr. East Apt# 627, College Station, TX, 77840

Beach Residence

Individual work.Conceptual site located on a beach in Texas.

The project was focused on creating a single family residence in a beach environment.

Objective of design was to incorporate 20 by 20 foot planes in the building while concepts of using natural lighting and air ventilation were implemented.

The design centers around the separation of public and private spaces while attempting to create a transition of bringing outdoor space as an extension

of the interior.The private areas are split in two areas, one on the upper east side and the

other nestled into the hillside with views toward the ocean.The front entry way is in line with access to the outdoor terrace on the south

side creating a breezeway and allowing for outdoor airflow when weather permits.

2ND YEAR DESIGN STUDIO

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Team Project, 2 person teams.Urban site located in Bryan Texas.

Project was focused on creating a community center that was friendly to all ages, specifically to the elderly.

Building must incorporate space for large gatherings and be able to support community events.

Building is centrally located on the site with a cross pattern circulation.Natural lighting is provided to all spaces directly and indirectly through

clerestory windows located throughout the building.Green spaces were incorperated throughout the building as well with outdoor roof gardens and a cafe that spills our in to the wide sidewalk areas

surrounding the structure.

Location: Bryan, Texas

Building Type: Public

Structure: Steele Frame

Multi Generational Community Center

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