Dwight Eitzen Cv Work

Dwight Eitzen resume/selected work

I help firms bring creative and innovative solutions to building and design challenges, providing perspective and big picture focus to the team and making complex information manageable.

Dwight Eitzen - resume

[email protected] 720.381.8995

http://www.linkedin.com/in/dwighteitzen

COMPETENCIES

BIM/CAD Competency • Autodesk Revit Certified Professional, have also

worked with AutoCad, ArchiCad, AllPlan and SketchUp.

Mike Lin Graphic Workshop, Manhattan, KS • Learned techniques and practiced traditional

graphic presentation. • Used various media including pen, colored

pencil and marker. Lindemer Gottschalk Architekten Internship, Lörrach, Germany

• Participated in schematic design, design development and estimating for several residents.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Architect Project Team 2009 - present / Denver, CO Serving as team and production support, meeting with clients and coordinating with project teams as a contract employee for several architects.

• The lack of production staff to develop working drawings has afforded me the opportunity to work with other architects as a contractor. This has allowed them to market other projects and meet with clients. I have assembled drawing sets with little supervision, providing customer satisfaction and satisfying local building authorities.

ET design Group Designer, Consultant 1999 – 2009 / Monument, CO/Müllheim, Germany Consolidated design teams over considerable distances overcoming numerous communication challenges. Worked in cross-cultural settings, on centuries old buildings and new construction in more than eight countries. Responsible for IT support working with the Colorado office.

• The challenge was a deficiency of project standards and consistent design consultants. I helped with the implementation of consistent department standards and participated in software decisions as well as recruiting project consultants. The result was consistency in project standards and increased partnership with other design professionals.

• Although we had a talented staff, there was a

lack of projects. I helped develop a marketing strategy that included networking, newsletters and a web presence. As a result of increased web traffic and networking efforts, our actions increased our project and client base significantly.

• Communicating with clients sufficiently was a

significant challenge. I improved the delivery methods of our project process, insuring ample

communication and a steady stream of progress drawings were provided. The result was consistent, high quality project delivery and our clients recommended us to others in need of design services.

EDUCATION

• Minneapolis Drafting School Received certificate in Architectural/Structural Drafting.

• Point Loma University, San Diego

B.A. in Applied Communications.

• University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Architecture coursework at the University of Minnesota.

SELECTED PROJECTS

Corporate & Administration: • Gentle Touch Animal Hospital, Denver, CO

(new construction) • Various in-house projects for Greater Europe

Mission’s Home Office, Monument, CO (remodel of original building c. 1980’s)

• Greater Europe Mission office renovations, Kandern, Germany (adaptive re-use of original

building c. 1970’s) and Müllheim, Germany (adaptive re-use, original building c. 1880’s)

• Imation World Headquarters, Oakdale, MN (new construction “Architecture Minnesota” Nov/Dec 1998)

• Westridge Market, Minneapolis, MN (new construction)

• Smith Barney office renovations, various locations throughout the United States (tenant improvement)

Educational: • Augsburg College library remodel and student

housing, Minneapolis, MN • Hale Elementary School gymnasium and

community center addition, Minneapolis, MN Miscellaneous:

• Adapted a 19th century stone barn into apartments and office space, working in conjunction with a German architect, Kandern, Germany (adaptive re-use, original building c.1835)

• Drewstown House, County Meath, Ireland. Served as consultant and drew as-built drawings of an 18th century manor house, making design recommendations to satisfy both historical society and meet current fire code regulations.

Dwight Eitzen – selected projects

Schematic Master Plan, Golden, Colorado

The site is roughly five acres and has a few existing structures. An additional “barn” to serve as an event center as well as other buildings for pet grooming and boarding are also desired. The project, for this non-profit business, is currently in the fund raising stages but they continue to develop the site with volunteer labor.


Adaptive Re-use, Kandern, Germany The attic space of this

building (parts of it dating back to the 1700’s) was slated for storage space. One look at the arc of the beams inspired the imaginations of all who saw the space. It was adapted to be used as a library for a small school in rural Germany. The trick to this project was arranging the spaces so the stacks were over a part of the building that could handle the loads required by numerous books.


Imation World Headquarters, Oakdale, Minnesota

This was a great project and it was great to be a part of the project team. The building was eventually published in Architecture Minnesota. The schedule was tight and the drawing sets massive, but the end result was very pleasing for everyone involved in the project.


School Addition, Loveland, CO

This project’s requirements were to add space to a cramped administrative area. Although it is not a huge project, it did provide the necessary room to reduce the squeeze put on staff until a larger remodel can be afforded.

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Dwight Eitzen – selected projecs

various hand renderings

These are examples of work done over the past few years. Pen, markers and colored pencils were used.

Technology

Dwight Eitzen Cv Work