Modern Designer Seeks Firm or Contract Work - Charlotte

I'd probably be described as a modernist in the South, but I feel more linked to contemporary European architecture (aka, modern aesthetic with a respect for history and local vernaculars and an interest in rich materials, textures and colors).  Sustainability is a must and the tenets of LEED are worth following whether seeking a rating or not.  I'm interested in joining a small, design oriented firm doing residential or other small projects or pursuing projects with individuals. $30/hr contract w/ firm, $25/hr employee w/ benefits.

7 years of diverse experience:
single family, multifamily, commercial, local government, small & large institutions, TOD

Master's degree in architecture from #1 ranked US graduate school

One year studying abroad in Europe

Licensure by mid 2008

Worked with:

LOH Architects
www.loharchitects.com
http://www.loharchitects.com/PARAMOUNT_10.html
http://www.loharchitects.com/WALOFTS_01.html

MSA
www.machado-silvetti.com
http://www.machado-silvetti.com/projects/silver_spring/index.php
http://www.machado-silvetti.com/projects/bowdoin/index.php

Studied with:
Alberto Campo Baeza
http://www.campobaeza.com/

Juan Carlos Sancho Osinaga
http://eng.archinform.net/arch/17062.htm

Vincent James
www.vjaa.com

Ron Witte
http://www.wwarchitecture.com/

Mathias Schuler
http://www.transsolar.com/

Admire:

Founders of modern architecture:
Corb, Wright, Gropius, Mies

Also:
Rudolph (Florida houses), Schindler, Neutra
Richardson, Chicago School

Contemporary:
Sauerbruch + Hutton Architects
http://www.sauerbruchhutton.de/portfolio/portfolio_e.html

Mansilla + Tunon
www.mansilla-tunon.com

Those I've worked with and many more.

Please contact/post for more information.

Previously TMAC wrote:

I'd probably be described as a modernist in the South, but I feel more linked to contemporary European architecture (aka, modern aesthetic with a respect for history and local vernaculars and an interest in rich materials, textures and colors).  Sustainability is a must and the tenets of LEED are worth following whether seeking a rating or not.  I'm interested in joining a small, design oriented firm doing residential or other small projects or pursuing projects with individuals. $30/hr contract w/ firm, $25/hr employee w/ benefits.

 

7 years of diverse experience:
single family, multifamily, commercial, local government, small & large institutions, TOD

Master's degree in architecture from #1 ranked US graduate school

One year studying abroad in Europe

Licensure by mid 2008

 

Worked with:

LOH Architects
www.loharchitects.com
http://www.loharchitects.com/PARAMOUNT_10.html
http://www.loharchitects.com/WALOFTS_01.html

MSA
www.machado-silvetti.com
http://www.machado-silvetti.com/projects/silver_spring/index.php
http://www.machado-silvetti.com/projects/bowdoin/index.php

 

Studied with:
Alberto Campo Baeza
http://www.campobaeza.com/

Juan Carlos Sancho Osinaga
http://eng.archinform.net/arch/17062.htm

Vincent James
www.vjaa.com

Ron Witte
http://www.wwarchitecture.com/

Mathias Schuler
http://www.transsolar.com/

 

Admire:

Founders of modern architecture:
Corb, Wright, Gropius, Mies

Also:
Rudolph (Florida houses), Schindler, Neutra
Richardson, Chicago School

Contemporary:
Sauerbruch + Hutton Architects
http://www.sauerbruchhutton.de/portfolio/portfolio_e.html

Mansilla + Tunon
www.mansilla-tunon.com

Those I've worked with and many more.

 

Please contact/post for more information.

Dear Charlotte,

Please pass us your resume, if you are intersted in an exiting position working in the South of Spain on projects around the world!

Please see our website www.d-earle.com

HR Diseño Earle

Hi, we are designing our mid century modern redux and need a designer. Do you design using Chief Architect? That's what we need.

fuggy

Ed,

Sounds great.  I'll let you know when I move back to Spain   Malaga is the first place I saw the sun rise over the ocean.

-tmac

Previously fuggy wrote:

Hi, we are designing our mid century modern redux and need a designer. Do you design using Chief Architect? That's what we need.

 

fuggy

Fuggy,

Although I am not familiar with Chief Architect (it seems to be an interesting product after reviewing its website), it typically takes about a week to learn a new software.  Has your designer left you mid-project or have you begun it yourself with this program?  What exactly are you searching for?

-tmac