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ResumeJacquelyn Pembroke

EducationObjective

Skills

Employment History

References

To pursue licensure through active participation in an innovative and environmentally responsible architecture fi rm

• Bachelor’s of Environmental Design, Montana State Univeristy, 2011; GPA: 3.28

• Master’s of Architecture, Montana State University, 2013; GPA: 3.29

Areas of graduate study: Areas of graduate study: • • Historic PreservationHistoric Preservation• • Landscape DesignLandscape Design• • Urban PlanningUrban Planning• • Color Theory and Interior DesignColor Theory and Interior Design• • LEEDLEED

Computer:• Adobe Creative Design Suite (especially Photoshop

and InDesign)• AutoCad Architecture• Revit• Rhino 3D• Sketchup• Microsoft Offi ce Suite

Jack Smith, Arch. D., FAIA, Architect, Teaching Professor• [email protected], [email protected]• 406-994-7353, 208-720-3653

Ferdinand S. Johns, Architect, FAIA; Professor Emeritus of Architecture, MSU; ACSA Distinguished Professor• [email protected]• 360-240-1343

Dean Savage, Executive Chef, HIllcrest Senior Living, Boze-man Deaconess Hospital• [email protected]• 406-556-2009, 406-587-6087

Hillcrest Senior Living, 2011-2014: 406-600-8966 (Lisa Story)• Job titles: Server, Hostess, Prep-Cook, Front-end Weekend Supervisor• Responsibilities: assisting in the planning of banquets and other

events, supervising fellow employees to ensure a high standard of ser-vice, networking between fellow employees and higher management, preparing a variety of cold food dishes throughout the course of the day, training new employees

• Supervisors: Lisa Story (Front End Supervisor), Dean Savage (Executive Chef)

Sara’s Blue Ribbon Porkies, 2005-2010: Out of Business• Job title: Assistant Manager• Responsibilities: Opening the restaurant, managing the registers,

answering the phone, assisting customers, supervising and training other employees, assisting in the kitchen, training new employees, closing the restaurant

• Supervisors: Robert Ronan, Sr. (Owner, Manager), Robert Ronan, Jr. (Manager)

Hand Rendering:• Hand Drafting• Sketching

Mama Mac’s Bakery, 2014-Present: 406-522-8690• Job title: Grill Cook, Prep Cook, Team Member• Responsibilities: Running, stocking, cleaning, and maintaining hot

and cold cook/prep areas, register areas, and dining room• Supervisors: Mary Sanders (Owner), Linda Quinn (Supervisor)

PortfolioJacquelyn Pembroke

NOLA: Community Center

Alley Infi ll

Europe: Life From a Suitcase

Japan: Triage to Permanent

Bozeman Ice Arena


NOLA: Community Center

Alley Infi ll

Europe: Life From a Suitcase

Japan: Triage to Permanent

Bozeman Ice Arena


Alley Infi ll

Site: Tattoo Alley, Downtown Bozeman

Plan

Born from a series of small-scale material explorations, a dreary alley on Main Street is transformed into an interesting and inviting pedestrian experience be-

tween back-street parking and Main Street proper.

Longitudinal SectionMaterial Study

Pathways : Materiality : Light

Site: Tattoo Alley, Downtown Bozeman


Cross Section

Perspective

Perspective

Pathways : Materiality : LightAlley Infi ll


Community : Recovery : Place

On the urban wasteland site of former subsidized housing, situated between docklands and rundown

residential neighborhoods, a community center pro-vides badly needed gathering places while embracing

the colorful eclectic nature of New Orleans. Process Sketches and Light Studies

Site: Port District, NOLA

very : Placemmunity : RecovComNOLA: Community Center Community : Recovery : Place


NOLA: Community Center Community : Recovery : Place

Site: Port District, NOLA

East Elevation

Section A

Courtyard Perspective

1st Floor Plan2nd Floor Plan

Section B


Europe: Life From a Suitcase Inhabit : Experience : See

Sketchbook Project: Swedish Island Vacation Home:

A small island in the Baltic sea, chosen at ran-dom in passing, becomes the site for a northern

vacation home, accessibly only by boat.


Europe: Life From a Suitcase Inhabit : Experience : See

Europe: Sketches


Japan: Triage to Permanent Triage : Transition : TIBS

For several years, the TIBS© (Thermally Insu-lated Building System)

had been under develop-ment by Jack Smith and

Jessica Jellison, a pair of professors at Montana

State University School of Architecture. Follow-ing the trio of disasters

in Japan in 2011, stu-dents were tasked with exploring how the TIBS systems could function as a triage shelter in a

speifi c region, and later transition into a perma-nent structure to aid in

the rebuilding of commu-nities.


Japan: Triage to Permanent Triage : Transition : TIBS

Section A

Section B

Perspective B Perspective A Site/Floor PlanSite/Floor Plan


Bozeman Ice Arena Iconicism : Structure : Site

By exploring struc-tural possibilities

combined with innate site quali-

ties, an iconic sporting arena rises

from the hillside to bookend Main Street Bozeman

Site AnalysisSite

Study Model

Process Sketches


Bozeman Ice Arena Iconicism : Structure : Site

Perspective: Main Entry

Section A

Section B

2nd Floor Plan

1st Floor PlanPerspective: Concourse