Matthew Wheeler 525 N Grant Ave Fort Collins CO 80521 208.301.7586 wheeler.matthew.t@gmail.com

Selected WorksDesign Portfolio

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1INTRO

SOFTWARE Google Sketchup

AutoCad, AutoCad 3D, Revit

Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop, Acrobat Pro

IDX Renditioner for Sketchup

V-Ray Renditioner for Sketchup

Google Earth Pro

EDUCATIONUniversity of IdahoMoscow, Idaho

Master of Architecture (May 2015) BS of Architecture (December 2010)

WORK EXPERIENCEEEP (Fort Collins, CO) (April 2015 - Present) Transfort (Dept. of Transportation City of Fort Collins) Graphics Designer for Transfort (Mass Transit Division) Harrison Resource Corporation Researcher for real estate infrastructure investment corporation

IC&P (Portland, OR) (September 2014 - March 2015) Drafter/Designer Design and drafting of assembly/construction documents and client proposals

Ladd Masonry (Portland, OR) (June - September 2014) Bricklayer Apprentice/Mason Tender Residential block, brick and stone construction

Rust Interiors & Gardens (Portland, OR) (April 2011 - March 2012) Drafter Part-time contract work drafting complete interior plans and elevations

Ladd Masonry (Portland, OR) (May - October 2011) Mason Tender Residential block, brick and stone construction

Heartwood Remodeling (Chicago, IL) (June 2006 - July 2007) Carpenters Apprentice Residential framing and finish carpentry

RELEVANT EXPERIENCECity of Portland Building Permit Acquisition (July 2014) Producing required documents for permit approval regarding masonry work

University of Idaho Teaching Assistant (January - May 2013) Architectural Design II Teaching Assistant Basic integration of principles and concepts for architectural design, both interior and exterior

University of Idaho Teaching Assistant (September - December 2009) Design Process I Teaching Assistant Familiarizing students with basic design process and principles

University of Idaho Bike Shelter (September - December 2009) Exploration of component connections and overall aesthetic

Construction Industry (10+ Years Experience) Masonry (7+ years: commercial & residential brick, block, stone, tile and concrete work Carpentry (1+ years: residential framing and some finish work) Roofing, Landscaping, Pipefitting: (2+ years)

REFERENCESAvailable Upon Request

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3 Encourage spontaneous interaction leading to sustainable social synergy

Provide a sheltered extension of the existing park that serves both as a distinctdestination for social and individual recreation, as well as, a place of utilityservicing visitors in transit seeking brief accomodations

Enhance both the vehicular and pedestrian experience byengaging the transportation corridor bisecting the downtown core through further infrastructural integration within the urban fabric

360Spokane, WashingtonPARK

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PROJECT

A Public Space (23,227 ft )25% 2

2Private Space (8,613 ft )

75%

Integrating the Spaces and Minimizing the Footprint

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Entrance Slice Facing Major Traffic Flow

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360Spokane, WashingtonPARK

Mechanical

Lavatory

Lounge

Sleep

Sleep

Showers

Conclave

Day Storage

Lounge

Recreation

Sleep

Observation

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22"

65"

18"

1/4"x1 1/2" FLAT BAR

2 3/8"OD STEEL TUBE

CRF2-2 25"CRF2-4 48

CRF2-5 60"CRF2-6 70"

CRF2-8 94" (SHOWN)

22"

18"

2 3/8" ODSTEEL TUBING

1/2" X 3" FLAT BARWITH 9/16" MOUNTING HOLE

1/4" X 1 1/2" FLAT BARSPACED AT 1" INTERVALS

1 5/8"OD STEEL TUBE

72"

22"

72"

Carnival Flat II Curved Bench Carnival Flat II Bench Proposed Bench Arrangement (1 Curved Bench & 2 Flat Benches)

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Additional Seating Option - Dual Sided Max Stations

Thomas Steele Bench Specications Proposed Bench Arrangement Specications

Scale: NTS

Berry

Red

Lexington Green

Forest Green

Storm Metallic

White Metallic

Silver

Bronze

PatriotBlue

Grey

White

Black

THOMAS STEELE DIVISIONGRABER MANUFACTURING, INC.1080 UNIEK DRIVEWAUNAKEE, WI 53597P(800) 448-7931, P(608) 849-1080, F(608) 849-1081WWW.MADRAX.COM, E-MAIL: SALES@MADRAX.COM

ALL FASTENERS ARE STAINLESS STEELSOME ASSEMBLY REQUIREDSITE FURNISHING IS POWDER COATED WITH TGIC POLYESTER.STEEL SURFACE PREP INCLUDES MECHANICAL AND CHEMICALETCHING FOLLOWED WITH A COATING TO IMPROVE ADHESIONAND CORROSION RESISTANCE.

PRODUCT: CRF2 (2, 4, 5, 6, 8)DESCRIPTION: CARNIVAL FLAT BENCH II

PART: CRFC-24FLAT CURVED BENCH, 24" INSIDE RADIUS

DATE: 6-19-14, 1-22-15ENG: SMC

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MOUNTAIN MOUNTAIN STATIONS

OLIVE STATIONS

MULBERRY STATIONS

LAUREL STATIONS

SPRING CREEK STATIONS

SWALLOW STATIONS

HORSETOOTH STATION

HARMONY STATION

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TROUTMAN

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CSU TRANSITCENTER

DOWNTOWN TRANSIT CENTER

SOUTH TRANSIT CENTER

UNIVERSITY STATION

PROSPECT STATION

DRAKE STATION

TROUTMAN STATION

Affected StopsUniversity StationProspect StationDrake StationHorsetooth StationTroutman StationHarmony Station

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PIER 2 13 - 4

CEILING HT. 8 - 9

SEATING HT. 1 - 6

ISLAND HT. 1 - 0

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Additional Seating Option - Dual Sided Max Stations

Thomas Steele Bench Specications Proposed Bench Arrangement Specications

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CHALLENGEGRAPHIC NOVELSeattle, Washington

LEVEL ORANGE 2030Building Challenge Competition Entry

What is Sustainabilty??? This projects aim was to evaluate where we, as designers, currently stand on the issues of economic, environmental, and social sustainability. Has sustainability become an overused buzzword and marketing strategy? What would happen if zoning laws and building codes were more liberal and less restrictive? What if a community had the freedom and license to determine its fate without restriction??? What would the aesthetic of this community become? Could a community become 100% self sustaining?

Enhance and add dynamic to the2 utilized spacesSignicantly reduce construction wasteAddress and engage the street Create a more intimate space for diningProvide a formal transition from thehard lines of the home to the organicvision and progress of the garden area

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Reuse of pavers(50 sq. ft) withinnew path design

Design Goals

Popular Running Path &

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1 Maximize All Surface Area (Roof, Loft, Exterior Fold Out Space) Currently 260 sq. ft. is livable space with an additional 100 sq. ft. on roofand 150 sq. ft. in front deck area (510 sq. ft. total)

2 Keep the design simple while maintaining ultimate efficiency and functionality

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