Craig Moyer Graduate Architectural Portfolio 2015
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Portfolio of work by graduate student Craig Moyer at the University of Cincinnati's school of Architecture and Interior Design, College of DAAP. Cincinnati, Ohio
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CRAIGE L L I SMOYER
[email protected](937) 829 - 5630
451 Ludlow Avenue Apartment #110
Cincinnati, Ohio 45220
EDUCATION
SKILLSArcGISAdobe CSAutoCAD3DS MaxRevit
SketchUPGrasshopper
Microsoft OfficeRhinoceros3D
Vray
Unity3DMaya
EcotectPhotoshop
Illustrator
EXPERIENCEIntern Architect Aug. 2013-Present
FRCH Design Worldwide. Cincinnati, OHDeveloped construction documentation for large-scale retail projects for national and international clients. Included creating details, permit and bid set documentation and design development.
Teaching Assistant April 2013-PresentUniversity of Cincinnati.Teaching assistant for professor Ming Tang. Assisted in teaching digital visualization and rapid prototyping skills to 3rd year undergraduate and graduate architecture students.
Research Assistant April 2013-Aug 2013University of CincinnatiFunded research through professor Ming Tang. Focus of research was agent-based simulation studies and architectural visualization. Paper submitted to ACADIA conference.
Master of Architecture 2012-PresentUniversity of CincinnatiSchool of Architecture & Interior DesignCollege of DAAPSAID Graduate Teaching ScholarshipdForm treasurer
Bachelor of Urban Planning 2006-2011University of CincinnatiSchool of PlanningCollege of DAAP
Photographs
Architectural Center, Columbus Indiana
Interlocking Puzzle
Professional Work
MetroLAB 5-Points Alley
Mapping & Analysis
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During the summer of 2014 I had the opportunity to work in a design-build studio through UC’s MetroLAB program, an interdisciplinary studio with a community-based focus. The studio was unique in the sense that we were able to develop designs and implement them directly on-site, a derelict abandoned parking lot in Walnut Hills.
While working on this studio I developed a lighting system (pictured here), which was intended to highlight the unique paving conditions of the alley, which also was constructed from parts ordinarily found in the hardware store.
Additionally, I also developed a shading system of suspended cables and fabrics held in tension to alleviate the intense summer exposure which the site was hampered by.
MetroLAB 5-Points Alley
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Architectural Center, Columbus Indiana
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Professional Work
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This selection of work illustrates my accquired knowledge over the course of two COOP semes-ters in which I had the opportuni-ty to work on large-scale retail projects for national and interna-tional clients.
During this time I had several opportunities to develop details and work on built projects all across the country.
The work shown here is a small selection of details I worked out on buildings which have since been completed.
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