Mickey Ahammed Portfolio 2016

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A collection of my undergrad projects and misc. works.

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  • 1mickey ahammedselected works

    2012-2016

  • contents

  • 3visual communication

    museum of agnotology

    east lawrence buildings

    tulane culinary institute

    misc works

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  • 5Education The University of Kansas, State College, KSCandidate for Master of Architecture, expected May 2018

    Study Abroad Architecture in Asia, Winter 2015-2016, University of KansasOne month study abroad in Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Singapore

    Organizations American Institute of Architecture Students 2013-American Institute of Graphic Artists2015-Multicultural Architecture Scholars Program2013-National Organization of Minority Architects2016-National Art Honor Society2010-2013, Treasurer, PublicistSigma Pi International Fraternity2013-2016, Public Relations Chair

    Skills Rhinoceros, Revit, Sketch-Up, AutoCAD, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Indesign, Microsoft Office Suite, FloVent

    2013-2018

    2015-2016

    2010-2018

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  • 7The first section of my portfolio contains some of my earli-er works as an architecture student. During this time I had been exploring ways and methods of depicting subjects visually.

    The image to the left depicts a study done in communicating motion through drawing.

    Visual Communication2013

  • Prediction of building interior based on slice of a photograph Actual building interior photograph

  • 9Actual building interior photograph Two images blended to show similarities

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    The word agnotology is defined as culturally induced ignorance. This museums aim is to educate the everyday vis-itor about the many issues that the world is facing today.

    The building is designed around one central gallery space. This space acts as the final destination of the museum goer as it is only accessable after moving through the sur-rounding galleries.

    Museum of AgnotologyDallas, Texas Fall 2015

  • Axis based on central circle Grid based on diameter of central circle

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    central galleryadmineducationpublicgallery

    Incomplete circles circumvent central space Rooms laid out programatically

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  • Central gallery space and rooftop oculus Gallery space

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    Gallery space View into lobby from second floor

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    The city of Lawrence has been in the process of gentrifying the towns eastern most side for many years now. Part of the process entails creating new places for social gathering. This project was a blend of gentrification and an adaptive reuse design. The initial design functioned as an outdoor art space which could be custom-ized to fit an artists spacial ne-cessity. It was then adapted into becoming a concert venue for the surrounding neighborhood. Afterward, the function of the building was altered one last time to become a restaurant.

    East Lawrence BuildingsLawrence, KS Fall 2014

  • First iteration - Abstract painting of East Lawrence Second iteration - Imposed painting on existing structure

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    Second iteration - Imposed painting on existing structure Third iteration - An interjection interrupts the design

  • First iteration - Abstract structural art space Second iteration - Function imposed upon existing structure

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    Second iteration - Function imposed upon existing structure Third iteration - Function altered through interjection

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    The Tulane Culinary Institute

    This projects design philoso-phy considers the needs of a collegiate culinary environment as well as provide structure within the local community.

    Designed using a programatic approach, the culinary institute is erected around a private and public courtyard, with the public courtyard functioning as a hub for the main teaching kitchens and classrooms.

    New Orleans, LA Spring 2015

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  • Walkway on second floor Private courtyard

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    Private courtyard Community garden and second floor kitchen entrances

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    Ever since I was a child I have always loved art. Before want-ing to become an architect I wanted to study fine art. My media of choice is charcoal but I do enjoy oil paints for more abstract works. In addition to fine art, graphic design has always held my interest since early high school. Toward the end are some of the flyers and vectors I have done during my time at KU.

    Misc. Works2010-2015

  • Lichtensteins David Infamy

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    Infamy Portrait of a Man

  • RUSH SIGMA PI

    FRIDAY, JANUARY 29

    SATURDAY, JANUARY 30

    SUNDAY, JANUARY 31

    MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1

    TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2

    WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3

    THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4

    MEET THE FRATERNITIES

    MEET AND GREET

    RUSH FEST

    INTEREST SESSION:BECOMING A FOUNDING FATHER

    INFORMAL DINNER

    INTEREST SESSION:LEAVING A LEGACY

    Chilis on Milton Rd.

    International Pavillion Room MR 201

    Du Bois Center - Fremont Room

    INTEREST SESSION:BECOMING A FOUNDING FATHER

    Peter Piper Pizza on Riordan Ranch St.

    Health and Learning Center - HLC 2405

    EXPANSION CONSULTANTAndrew [email protected]

    FACEBOOK

    TWITTER/INSTAGRAMfb.com/SigmaPiNAU

    @SigmaPi_NAU

    NAU

    Northern Arizona University Sigma Pi rush flyer Leaf skeleton-based facade design for design build project

    Redone logo for KU Flight Training Program

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    KU v KSTATE WATCH PARTY

    1200 Oread Ave

    SIGMA PI

    MOMS DAY

    SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH, 20164:30PM - 7:30PM

    THE OREAD

    Food catered by the OreadCash Bar

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    KU Sigma Pi Moms Day flyerLeaf skeleton-based facade design for design build project

    Redone logo for KU Flight Training Program

  • thank you.

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