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EGYPTOLOGIST’S STUDY

Professor John EckSpring 2007Kansas State University

OGNA PROJECTModel Building ConsultantMIMIR Inc. Spring 2007Ogna, Norway

MANHATTAN YOUTH CENTER20,000 s.f.Professor John EckSpring 2007Kansas State University

HONDURAS FISHERMAN’S COTTAGE

Professor Paul HolmquistFall 2008Kansas State University

GRAPHIC BOOK DESIGN

Professor Torgeir NorheimFall 2008Kansas State University

BUILDING CONSTRUCTION SCIENCEDetailsProfessor Larry BowneSpring 2008Kansas State University

KONZA PRAIRIE CULTURAL CENTER [BOWMAN COMPETITION]Competition FinalistProfessor Paul HolmquistFall 2008Kansas State University

99K COMPETITIONCompetition Entry_CollaborativeProfessor Christopher SpawSpring 2008Kansas State University

ACSA 3.0 STEEL COMPETITIONCompetition EntryProfessor Todd GabbardSpring 2008Kansas State University

ENTROPY PERFORMANCEBauhaus Light/Photography ExhibitProfessor Mathias Del CampoSpring 2009Dessau Institute of Architecture, Dessau, Germany

URBAN ACUPUNCTUREMaster Plan & Art University DesignProfessors Alfred Jacoby & Gunnar HartmanSpring 2009Dessau Institute of Architecture, Dessau, Germany

normative

proposed

normative responsive

[unresponsive]

[responsive]

responsivenormative

The typical unresponsive approach to design is the fuel for the search for a moreresponsible approach to design at all levels. Reactionary housing elements, integration into the site, adaptation to contemporary family dynamics, integrationof technologically advanced building and construction techinques.

The proposed method is one that uses opportunities and constraints to its advantage.Immersion into the site and the reorganization of the typical traditional four-squarecraftsman to fit this site is one of the major formal design moves.

Due to traditional overlays, gabled roofs are a mandatory feature on any new construction. The roof, which is a predominant figure in most American houses, begins to conform to and respond to not only what happens on the interior of the house but it also responds to external forces and context. It too begins to integrate water catchment, rainscreens, and insulated panels into its form and design.

enclosing membrane

light framework

REPLACE 122Master Thesis Design Project First Place Heinztelman Prize AwardAdvisors_ Ray Streeter, Peter Magyar, Don Watts, Larry BowneFall & Spring 2009-10Kansas State University

HOUSTON ST.

eatingparking

gardening

cooking

lounging

cleaningheating

storing

REPLACE 122Master Thesis Design Project First Place Heintzelman Prize AwardAdvisors_ Ray Streeter, Peter Magyar, Don Watts, Larry BowneFall & Spring 2009-10Kansas State University

PROBLEMS IN ARCHITECTUREIndependent Materiality StudyAdvisor_ Dr. Peter Magyar, HeadFall 2009Kansas State University

Norheim VillaDesign + BuildBoxlab Inc. & MIMIR Inc.Fall & Spring 2008-09Manhattan, Kansas

1219 Colorado St.Design + BuildAcropolis Modern_ Christopher SpawFall & Spring 2007-2009Manhattan, Kansas

Joshua Perez_

I believe myself to be ahead of my own time, experientially. The experiences I have shared in life, reach far beyond my own expectations and have truly made me who I am today.For better or worse, my path through life has made me a more conscious person as well as designer. My intuition and abilities to search for opportunities and dialogues, not normally found in connection with each other, is what fuels my desire for architecture.

In design, I never fully know what to expect. This allows me to enjoy the processes and affords me the opportunity to discover something new.

I feel collaboration, inside of and exterior to the design fields, is essential and should be an established ‘tradition’ that can be as dynamic as any social process. After all, the architectural design process leads to social interventions and solutions.

Alpha Rho Chi Medal for Leadership, Service, and Merit

AIA Certificate of Excellence in the Study of Architecture_Ranked 2nd in Class

Winner_Kansas State University Department of Architecture Heintzelman Prize

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