| My objective is an architectural internship working on ecologically focused design. I am also interested in exploring how timber-frame and alternative construction can be part of building a sustainable future. | rnlarch@usa.net 20 Riverside Drive Potsdam, New York 13676 |
EDUCATION
Tulane University School of Architecture, New Orleans, LA
Bachelor of Architecture, May 1998
Overall GPA: 3.9
Honors: Dean’s Honor Scholar: Merit based tuition scholarship
Tau Sigma Delta
AIA School Medal: awarded to valedictorian for excellence in the studyof architecture
DESIGN/BUILD PROJECTS
Michael Greer and Co., Carpenters. Potsdam, NY
Private Residence: 1,800 sq. ft., Timber Frame Construction, Pyrites, NY
I worked closely with the client on the design of this house, refining the initial layout as well as resolving the issues of entry, massing and elevation. I designed the timber frame structure, and produced the working drawings for both house and timber frame. In addition, I assisted in cutting the frame and worked as a carpenter on the house for all phases of construction.
Fall ’98
Barn/workshop, Stick Construction, Pyrites NY
For this project, I refined the client’s design, produced the working drawings and worked as a carpenter on all stages of its construction.
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
John McClosky, Carpenter. Dekalb, NYSummer ’97
Camp addition, Trout Lake, NY
For this construction proposal, I facilitated the design meeting with the clients, did the final design work and produced drawings for estimating and presentation purposes.
Michael Greer and Co., Carpenters. Potsdam, NYSummer ’96
Omohundro Barn, Timber Frame Construction, Hannawa Falls, NY
I worked as one of the main carpenters cutting timbers for this barn frame.
Malcolm Heard, Professor. Tulane School of Architecture
drawings for publication, New Orleans, LA
I produced 60 ink drawings, some from HABS drawings, some original, as illustrations for Malcolm Heard’s book, The French Quarter Manual: An Architectural Guide to New Orleans Vieux Carré.