An early massing study of a contemporary home with minimal exterior finishes. This study allowed for the development of window vs wall locations and helped analyze the materials palette.
Credit: Collaborative Design Group
These renders were used to assist the client in visualizing what their wedding venue would look like once complete. Jennings Trace located in Montgomery TX has a main chapel and accessory Bride’s quarters and banquet hall. These structures were stitched together with serene walkways and lush landscaping.
Credit : Collaborative Design Group
These renders were used to assist in design of a canopy to be located over a traditional brick home’s entryway. These renders were helpful in juxtaposing a contemporary black steel and glass structure over a traditional white brick exterior.
Credit: Miller Dahlstrand Architects
These 3D models and renders were completed as schematic designs for a stone slab showroom. Full sized stone slabs were presented as art pieces juxtaposed in an industrial warehouse.
Credit: Designer Stone Center
These renders were part of my studies while at Carnegie Mellon University used in reinterpreting the Pittsburgh Rowhouse. The rowhouse was often seen as a mundane and uninviting dwelling. The proposed rowhouse complex was a planned development on a 2 acre lot which sought to modernize the rowhouse lifting the living space above the ground floor which allowed for a more open and walkable plaza and tied into an existing park.
