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MICHELLE GREGORY Jr. DesignerMasters in Architecture
4055 Tujunga Ave #208 Los Angeles CA 91604MICHELLE GREGORYWORK EXPERIENCE EDUCATION
SKILLS
PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITIONS
We Are Royale LLC _ Coordinator Los Angeles, CA University at Buffalo_ School of Architecture
University at Buffalo _ School of Architecture
UB School of Architecture & Planning _ Teaching Assistant
Project Coordinator and Production Assistant for renowned graphic animation studioPart of the conceptual design team for high profile clients including E! Entertainment, Comedy Central and DisneyCoordinated the rebranding of the E! Network and various commercials for SONY, Disney, Hyundai and Apple
Created as-built drawings, schematic design and development drawings Produced construction documents and working models, presented design proposals and discussed design options with clients as well as on-site workersGained experience in residential design, particularly zoning calculations, codes and team managment
Hierarchy LTD. _ Project Manager Manhassett, NY
Digital Media Group _ Media Specialist Buffalo, NY
RC Design Federation _ Freelance Designer Los Angeles, CA
Operated laser cutters and 3D modelers (plastic & powder)Administered digital support and examined files for compatibility with the necessary software
Produced floor plans, working drawings for various furniture designs, interior designs and furniture layouts.Designed the overall studio portfolio and assembled client presentationsCreated digital models for 3D printing and physical models for client review
Master of Architecture_Study Abroad: Tokyo, Japan_Full Academic Scolarship
Bachelor of Science - Architecture_Graduated with honors: magna cum laude_Deans List: 6 semesters_Study Abroad: Paris, France_Buttonwood Scholarship
_Architectural History I & Architectural History IIConducted recitations consisting of 16-24 students; edited and graded research papers; administered review courses and exams; and researched and assembled information for lectures _Graphic design: Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator
_2D/3D design: Rhino, AutoCad, Sketchup Revit, Maya sketching, detailed line drawing, water colors_Modeling: traditional materials, welding, concrete, plastics
Chiat Day Festival_InstallationE! Rebrand _ www.eonline.com
The Architectural League of New York_ MemberDigital Fabrication_Intersight V.14.11 University Publication
DIGITAL FABRICATION & DESIGNBuffalo, New York
DIGITAL FABRICATION & DESIGN
CNC FABRICATED MOLD ASSEMBLY PROCESSThis seminar was meant as an exploration of personal digital fabrication
systems and their ability to contribute to designs on a greater scale while maintaining their convenience and low cost.
FINAL ASSEMBLY AND INSTALLMENT
COMPLETE MOLD
SECTION
8”
13”
1 _ Place ‘L’ brackets on footer for support 2 _ Insert screws into the ‘L’ brackets and into the foundation or ground
3 _ Place second footer 13 inches over and 8 inches back, both having their flat sides facing inward
4 _ Place a three unit form ontop of the footer unit. Footer pegs support three unit holes in the thickest area of the form
5 _ Continue to stack three units diagonally and four units horizontally to desired height
6 _ Place header unit ontop of the last tree unit level and insert acryllic supports onto the header screws and bolt into place
DN
UP
DN DN
UP
DN
4'-9"
5'-9"
3'-10"
13'-4
"
3'-8"
BRENTWOOD LOFT LAYOUTSRC Design Federation
FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR
CUT, FOLD AND DINETokyo, Japan
If viewed from one side only the people are seen, and in contrast, if viewed from the opposite side, only the food. Lighting also played a strong role in the design, as it was used to highlight the food in the center of the table
GuideFoldCut
FLAT PACK MODEL This charette involved spatial and materialistic constraints. Using a single sheet of paper and simple cutting and folding, I designed a space for four to dine.
Tokyo, Japan
If viewed from one side only the people are seen, and in contrast, if viewed from the opposite side, only the food. Lighting also played a strong role in the design, as it was used to highlight the food in the center of the table
HAND RENDERINGSNotre Dame du Haut, Raincy, France Ise Shrine, Japan
LINE DRAWING _ GRAPHITE SKETCH _ GRAPHITE AND WATER COLOR
HAND RENDERINGSNotre Dame du Haut, Raincy, France Ise Shrine, Japan
CROFFEAD RESIDENCE Clark and Menefee ArchitectsAn exploration into the art of detail and Construction Documents
Clark and Menefee Architects
SUSTAINABLE MARKET Buffalo, NYThe featured design is for a market and theater space in downtown Buffalo, New York which takes into consider-ation sustainable design and the varying climate. The building and site are designed so that the South-East morning and mid-day sun angles will brighten the vendor spaces because it is the featured area in the building during that part of the day. The interior commercial space is lit with ambient light throughout the day, and artificial lighting in the evening. Runoff is directed off of the curved roofs towards channels along the interior which feed directly into a mechanism that produces a sheet of ice to form a screen. Additional runoff is collected via drainage channels and a pool at ground level is used to source an on-site irrigation system.
SUMMER
WINTER
THEATERICE SCREEN
COMMERCIAL SPACE COMMERCIAL SPACEVENDOR SPACEVENDOR SPACE
SUMMER
WINTER
0 2 4 8 16 32’
SECTION DIAGRAM
PLAN
Energizing Tokyo
House of Cats & ClothesThe concept is based on a cat scratching post, with a central structure and multiple “floating” platforms. The client is a clothing designer who is passionate about her nine cats and wants the home to be as much theirs as it is hers.
Tokyo is a dense metropolis, with intertwining infrastructures and a high need for energy. By occupying discarded spacesthroughout the city with architecturalstructures which harness natural resources to produce energy, we could potentially generate enough energy to run the Tokyo Metro.
TOKYO DESIGN CHARETTES
SITE PLAN
FINAL RENDERFLOOR PLANS 1-6FINAL RENDER
CONCEPT