Skills

Hand Drawing

Perspective

This is a series of perspective drawings done by hand using various sizes of black felt tip pens.

The illustration on the right is Stratford Heights Building 16.

Below are various buildings on the campus of the University of Cincinnati.

Isometric & Axonometric Drawings

This was another building we originally started with modeling in Sketch-Up then created an isometric drawing of it followed by a shaded perspective version of the building.

Hand Drawings

This is a large series of hand (and a couple of feet) drawings. They are hard to see in this small frame. I'd personally recommend opening the picture in a separate tab to actually be able to see them. If you look closely, four of the hands spell "Love" in ASL.

Drafting

These are a series of different drafted views of a few different rooms, the first one, or one on the right is 6 views of the same room, all capturing different parts of the room, all were hand drawn using an architects scale, after taking accurate measurements of the room.

Industrial Design

This drawing is hand drawn and is more in the realm of industrial design rather than architecture.

Physical Modeling

Spot the Render Game - Physical Model vs. Render

3D Print, Laser Cut Waffling, and CNC Routing.

Phyiscal Site Model

French Hall

French Hall is a beautiful building on the campus at the University of Cincinnati, and so for this project I chose to 3D model it on Sketch-Up, transfer it to Blender, create a rendered version, then create a real life version of it by hand out of paper. The dimensions of this paper model were approximately 4.5" x 6" x 3".

Section Detail

Building Detail Study

Computer Aided Drawing

Computer Illustrated Stairs

This is a photo that I took of the stair case in the DAAP building on campus, it was then placed into Adobe Illustrator where I began to outline and detail everything, and eventually add color and tone values to make it realistic.

3D Rendering

This project was an interesting one, it started with finding an interesting stair case, then finding measurements of it, takings those measurements and creating a 3D model (I used sketch-up) of the stair case as well as the room. This is a stair case in the Old Chemistry building here on UC's campus. Once a model was created it was then loaded into Blender where textures, final touch ups, and scene set ups were done on it before creating this final rendered result.

Topographic Landscape

Render of a custom house created in Blender using the basic house from the landscape render/animation. Custom made and textured all the way down to the door knobs.

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