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Please have a look around. Check out some of the firms I’ve worked for, such as Wilkinson Blender Architecture in Chicago. To the right are several of my studio projects from my time at Virginia Tech and a few new ones, including a group PARK(ing) DAY installation I co-led for Architecture for Humanity Chicago. A summary of my academic experience follows, but I’m most proud of graduating as the top ranked senior in the College of Architecture and Urban Studies. While I'm currently located in Chicago, I am willing to relocate and am seeking full-time opportunities nationwide. If you are with a firm that emphasizes sustainable design, I would like to speak with you.

 

education

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, Blacksburg, Virginia, May 2008

Bachelor of Architecture in Honors, Summa Cum Laude, minor in Sociology

First ranked graduate, College of Architecture and Urban Studies

 

Virginia Tech Center for European Studies and Architecture, Riva San Vitale, Switzerland, Fall 2006

 

awards

Phi Kappa Phi Medallion and AIA School Medal, 2008

 

Faculty Choice Designee, 2008

Wind, Facade, and Iteration was selected as one of the top 32 of 95+ 5th year thesis projects.

 

Finalist, “Class of 1954” Scholarship, 2005

Received $5,000 stipend to fund a 6 week individual volunteer project in Costa Rica with Habitat for Humanity. Created models of recently implemented modular construction system, participated in on-site construction, and assisted at the Alajuela regional office.

 

First Place, Second Year Architecture Competition at Virginia Tech, 2005

First place tie out of 100+ 2nd year student entries in a 10-day competition.

 

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