2012 intern gallery

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ABOVE: “(POP)culture” a Sustainable InstallationOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Initial Sketch; TOP RIGHT, Conceptual Proposal; BOTTOM LEFT, Digitally

Generated Surface Condition; BOTTOM RIGHT, Public Engagement with Installation

GARTH BRITZMANGARTHBRITZMAN@HOTMAIL.COM

605 691-3204HTTP://WWW.BEHANCE.NET/

GARTHITECTURE

TEDxUNL Speaker 2012AIAS Mentorship Director 2012-2013Environmental Sustainability Committee 2012-2013Work Published in International MagazinesAcademic Dean’s List

ABOVE: Helios Vineyards (Co Designed) OPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Helios Vineyards Model; TOP RIGHT, Madison Street Art Gallery TOP LEFT, Section Cut for DOW Zero-Net Energy Competition Proposal (Co Designed)

DANIEL CONCESDANIELCONCES@GMAIL.COM

402 490-3696

UCARE under Jeff Day

ABOVE: 48th Street Gallery _ Mixed use art gallery, residential, and studio spaceOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Upper Level Atrium Space; TOP RIGHT, O Hotel _ Mixed use boutique hotel, jazz

club, and spa; BOTTOM, Boutique Hotel Lobby

LAUREN DENNEYLTD3564@YAHOO.COM

402 707-6370

AIAS Member 2011-2012Newman Center Sorority Building

Service Project_Fall 2011Profi cient in: Rhino 4.0, Revit 2013, Adobe Illustrator CS5, Adobe

Photoshop CS5, Adobe InDesign CS5

ABOVE: F10: A wall project made out of basswoodOPPOSITE: LEFT, S12: A model for hotel downtown of Lincoln; TOP RIGHT, S12: A model of Sheldon Art

Museum; BOTTOM RIGHT, S11: A group project of a vineyard hotel

JESSICA GREENEJMGREENE89@YAHOO.COM

TEXT: 402 709-2701VOICE: 402 502-5075

I am profoundly deaf in both ears since the age of nine months old. However, it has never stopped me from accomplishing anything. Growing up, I volunteered for events that were related to deafness culture. I graduated from Ralston High School from Ralston Nebraska in 2008. I am currently a fourth year student in Architecture at University of Nebraska at Lincoln.

ABOVE: Photograph 3rd Year Convention CenterOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Photograph from Left: Winery, Hospitality, Convention Center; TOP RIGHT, 3rd

Year Urban Remix Commercial Building; BOTTOM LEFT, Photograph Convention Center Closeup; BOTTOM RIGHT, Plan Drawings Urban Remix

JOSEPH JOHNSONJOHNSONJM@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

402 762-5443

College of Architecture Dean’s ListEducation:BSBA emphasis in Accounting and Management3 year Masters of Architecture, Graduation 2014Landscaping / Design work related experience

ABOVE: URBANBLOCKreMIX: Mixed use PlinthOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Residential Floors above Retail; BOTTOM LEFT, Prairie Pines Ecological School;

RIGHT, Site Plan for Prairie Pines

JOEY LAUGHLINJLAUGHLIN@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

402 657-9095

Activities: AIAS, Navigators Ministry, UNL Honors ProgramWork: UNL NSE Orientation LeaderAcademics: 3.98 GPA, Deans List F09-S12Honors: HDR Gary Spring Scholarship

Fall 12’ Innovation CampusABOVE: Front Perspective OPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Section Cut; BOTTOM, Mechanical System Synergy

MICHELLE LINDGRENMICHELLE.LINDGREN1@GMAIL.COM

402 540-2385

Fall ‘11 Net-Zero Energy CompetitionFall ‘11 Neuman Center Sorority- systems design (Lincoln, NE)Sum‘12 Intern: Concrete fl atwork (Lincoln, NE)College of Architecture Dean’s List

Alpha Tau Omega Recruitment Chair, Summer 2011Alpha Tau Omega Chaplain, Fall 2012AIA Third-Year Architecture Excellence Award, Spring 2012 (Presented to one undergraduate student based

on Portfolio, GPA, and Involvement)Sinclair-Hille Architecture AwardAIAS Freedom by Design Chair, Fall 2011/ Spring 2012

SEAN O’BRIENSEAN4444@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

610 864-6328

Honors Program: University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2009-Pres.George Beadle Scholarship, 2009-2013American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS), UNL, 2009-Pres.College of Architecture Dean’s List: Fall 2009, Spring 2010, Fall

2010, Spring 2011, Fall 2011, Spring 2012Alpha Tau Omega Philanthropy Chair, Spring and Fall 2011

ABOVE: Final Model_Nido Winery consisting of a lodge, conference center, & winery. Proposed site located Northwest Lincoln, NE.

OPPOSITE: TOP, Site Plan Nido Winery, Site strategy was the creation of a retreat within nature nested below sight line from main roads; BOTTOM LEFT, One day-charrette for new AIAS Nebraska Offi ce. Proposed site was an infi ll storefront offi ce in downtown Lincoln, NE; BOTTOM RIGHT, DOW Competition for NetZero Housing, required a two, four, & six person residence.

ALLYSON PIERCEALLY.PIERCE@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

605 280-7130

S10_ Humane Society VolunteerSum10 – Sum12_ Meals on Wheels Volunteer_Pierre, SDF11 – Present_ AIAS Member_UNLF06 – Sum12_ St Mary’s Hospital Employee_ Pierre, SDSum10 – Present_ Brosz Engineering & Architecture Inc_Pierre, SD

ABOVE: Spring 2012 Winery Project (courtyard)OPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Spring 2011 Arch. Hall Parasitic Addition; TOP RIGHT, Fall 2011 Sheldon Art

Museum Wall Installation; BOTTOM, Fall 2012 Net-Zero Multi-Family Residential

ALEC SALINEASALINE@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

402 980-2952

2009 – 2nd Place Metropolitan Omaha Builder’s Association Class II Home Competition

2010 – Dean’s List2011 – Dean’s List2012 - Roger Schluntz Architectural AwardSummer 2012 – UCARE Research

ABOVE: Union of Agriculture Magnet CampusOPPOSITE: TOP, 3-Family Housing; BOTTOM, Community Art Gallery

ALVAN-BIDAL SANCHEZALVAN-BIDAL.T.S@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

806 341-7491

National Hispanic ScholarTreasurer AIASWEB Du Bois Honor SocietySS’12: Ecuador/Galapagos Service LearningF-10-Present: Student AmbassadorF’11-Present: CNC Consultant

ABOVE: Mixed-use project in downtown Lincoln. I designed the two residential buildings seen on top of street level retail

OPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, View of Mixed-use block Residences from parking garage roof terrace; TOP RIGHT, Lodge program (individual) of Escape Winery Complex (group); BOTTOM LEFT, Floor Plan of entire Escape Winery Complex. Lodge on far left; BOTTOM RIGHT, Lobby of Escape Winery Lodge

GREGORY SCHEPLERGREGSCHEPLER@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

308 999-0956

I have a Psychology Minor and intend to graduate with honors. I have gained experience in farm and home construction and remodels from my 10 years as a farm hand that supplement my design education. I also have a wide swath of experience in various disciplines from personal and work experience, along with academic and personal research.

ABOVE: Helios Winery Model: Lodge (S12)OPPOSITE: TOP, Winery Valley Elevation; BOTTOM LEFT, Site: Lodge, Winery, Event Space; BOTTOM

RIGHT, Interior Render: Lodge Guest Room

BENJAMIN SCHOENEBERGER B.L.SCHOENEBERGER@GMAIL.COM

402 770-2068

S12-Present: UCARE with Prof. HemsathF11-Present: UNL Engineering

Mechanics TutorF09-Present: Debate Coach/Judge for LSEF09-Present: UNL Honors ProgramF09-Present: Nebraska Top Scholar/Regents Scholarships

ABOVE: Urban Block Remix, Fall 2011OPPOSITE: TOP, Landscape Architecture Studio: Site Selection Analysis, Lincoln, Ne, Spring 2012;

BOTTOM, Landscape Architecture Studio: Preservation Of The Ecological System Encourages Decreased Footprints By Vertically Stacking Building Program And Agriculture Program Which Enhances Student Learning And Maximizes Productivity

HANNAH SCHURRERHANNAH_S2009@HOTMAIL.COM

605 660-5532

10-PRESENT- ASSISTED ANN SMITH, INDEPENDENT INTERIOR DESIGNER

12- PARK(ing) DAY12- STUDY ABROAD, PARIS, FRANCE12- AIAS- NEBRASKA MEMBER

ABOVE: Wells-Lamson Quarry artists’ studio building exterior SolarWall renderingOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Wells-Lamson Quarry artists’ studio building section; BOTTOM LEFT, Quarry Oaks

Monastery/Winery chapel rendering; RIGHT, Detail of 1:1 birch and walnut pedestal

ADAM DAILEYADAILEY_09@HOTMAIL.COM

402 405-6187

I really enjoy the architectural process especially the graphic representation of design intent, schemes and layouts. I ran track at the University of Nebraska for four years; Winning the 2009 Big 12 400m Hurdles and selected to the 2011 COSIDA Capital One NCAA D1 Academic All-America Team. [CAD, Revit, Rhino, SketchUp, InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop]

ABOVE: Lycium Competition 2011OPPOSITE: TOP, Artist Retreat / Granite Quarry in Barre, VT; BOTTOM, Artist Retreat / Granite Quarry in

Barre, VT

MATT GOESERMGOESER@GMAIL.COM

402 669-2669WWW.MGOESER.COM

AIAS HistorianCollege of Architecture Ambassador Profi cient with: Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Revit,

Rhinoceros, 3ds Max. Working knowledge of: Sketchup, Grasshopper, AutoCAD.

ABOVE: Exterior Rendering: HEX Chicago Student Hostel and Landscape StrategyOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Interior Rendering: HEX Chicago Student Hostel; TOP RIGHT, Model: Chicago

Confl uence Site with HEX Student Hostel Building; BOTTOM, Coordinated site plan, section cut showing water reuse strategy, and axonometric diagram

ELI GOLLELIZABETHGOLL@GMAIL.COM

402.838.9030HTTP://ISSUU.COM/ELIZABETHGOLL/

DOCS/ELIZABETHGOLL

Present: Speculative Drawing 141 Teaching AssistantPresent: Student Advisory Board Graduate RepresentativeSummer 2012: Architectural Intern_MBH, San Francisco, CA2009-Present: AIAS Nebraska- Secretary2011: RAW Design/Build Workshop2010: Summer Study Abroad, Greece

ABOVE: Artist RetreatOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Parking Entry; TOP RIGHT, Pedestrian Entry; BOTTOM, Section

TRENTON HINZETRENTON.HINZE@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

402 984-5241

Architectural Intern at Clark Enersen Partners (May 2011 – Present)Volunteer Designer for Bladen United Methodist Church Addition

(December 2010 – Present)Teacher’s Assistant for Architecture 210 Design StudioFurniture Design

ABOVE: F11 – Wells-Lamson Quarry Pavilion (Lyceum) OPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, F10 – Urban Block reMix Offi ce Building; TOP RIGHT, S11 – Homeless Assistance

Shelter (ACSA Steel Design); BOTTOM, S12 – Hotel & Performing Arts Center (ACSA Open)

SHANE LABENZSA.LABENZ-ARCH@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

402 430-3902

Graduated BSD ’12 (3.525 GPA)F12 – China Negotiated Space

StudioS13 – London Performance Studio

ABOVE: S12 Chicago Residential TowerOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, S11 Riverfront Museum; BOTTOM LEFT, S12 Chicago Residential Tower, Roof

Terrace; RIGHT, F12 Pedestal Project

EVAN LAMPRECHTEVANLAMPRECHT@GMAIL.COM

402 238-5842

ABOVE: Mixed-Use Innovation Building_Des Moines, IAOPPOSITE: LEFT, Innovation Building Street Perspective; TOP RIGHT, Innovation Building Interior

Collaboration Space; BOTTOM RIGHT, Innovation Building Offi ce Entrance Atrium

JUSTIN LANGENFELDJLANG188@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

402 290-2174

S12 - Graduated with Highest Distinction (First in Class) from UNL College of Architecture BSD Program

S12 - College of Architecture Friends Association Outstanding Student Award

S12 - UNL Honors Convocation Superior Scholar S12 - Hemphill Memorial Scholarship

ABOVE: Lyceum Competition Fall 2011OPPOSITE: LEFT, The Confl uence Spring 2012; RIGHT, Urban Block Remix Fall 2010

CHRIS NIENHUESERCNIENHUESER1@GMAIL.COM

308 249-3795

Cumulative GPA of 3.7AIAS Mentorship Director (2010-2011)AIAS Treasurer (2011-12)AIAS Vice President (2012-2013)Architectural Intern at Holland Basham Architects (Summer 2011)Architectural Intern at HDR Denver (Summer 2012)

ABOVE: Section model of the Blur BuildingOPPOSITE: LEFT, Kitchen render in proposed residence; RIGHT, Proposed apartment

SARAH PANKOWSARAHPANKOW@GMAIL.COM

402 812-4524

Summer 12 BVH Architects Omaha, NE

ABOVE: Des Moines Flood Plain Inhabitation, RenderOPPOSITE: TOP, Lyceum Fellowship Competition, Site Plan; BOTTOM LEFT, Des Moines Flood Plain

Inhabitation, Interior Void Render; BOTTOM RIGHT, Des Moines Flood Plain Inhabitation, Render

MATTI ROINILAMTROINILA10@GMAIL.COM

701 330-5351

‘11 – Present, Intern, Icon Architecture Group, Grand Forks, ND‘10 AIAS Forum, Toronto, Ontario‘08 – Present, Nebraska Hockey, Team Captain‘06 MOBA Competition, Honorable Mention

ABOVE: Billboard House concept for utilization of wasted urban space.OPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Chicago Institute of Marine Research & Recreation in DuSable Park; TOP RIGHT,

Low Impact Modular unit proposal for the Wells-Lamson Granite Quarry; BOTTOM, Coordinated section, elevation and section model of the Modular quarry units

CHRISTOPHER ROKAHRROKAHR@GMAIL.COM

605 929-2620

Sum12: Studio 951 - architectural internCurrent: TA Arch 430 Tectonics & TA Arch 350

Design ProcessSum11: Stephens & Smith Construction - Concrete laborerSum8-10: Dave Stevens Construction – concrete, framing, site work,

fi nish carpentry

ABOVE: A model replica of Todi Town Hall constructed by hand, 4.5’ x 2’ x 2.25’OPPOSITE: TOP, Section of town hall project done in Perugia; BOTTOM LEFT, Line drawing of People’s

City Mission shelter project; BOTTOM RIGHT, Model of a conceptual personal residence built off of a billboard, infl uenced by wheat roots

MADISON SORRICKM_SORRICK90@HOTMAIL.COM

402 740-9227

Fall ‘08-Spring ‘12 UNL Undergraduate ProgramFall ‘11 Studied Abroad in IrelandFall’12 - Spring ‘14 UNL Graduate Program

Above: Rendering, Vertical Shibati, Chongqing, ChinaOpposite: top left, Model, NU Tailgate Park; bottom left, Model, Manse on Manse; right, Model, Strip Mall

Roofscapes

BENJAMIN STOKKEBENJAMIN.R.STOKKE@GMAIL.COM

402 440-9253BENSTOKKE.COM

S12 Intern Bad Architects Group, Innsbruck, AustriaS11 Leibniz Universität HannoverF07-S11 College of Architecture GPA 3.6F08-F12 Tau Sigma Delta *Honor Society Architecture/Allied Arts

ABOVE: Redevelopment of downtown Des Moines. Entertainment District DevelopmentOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Section of Entertainment District; BOTTOM LEFT, Detail of pedestal adjustment

system; RIGHT, Design-Build Pedestal

DANIEL ZEGERSDZEGERS24@GMAIL.COM

402 366-9090

5/12-12/12: Architecture Intern First National Buildings Inc10/11-5/12: Design Research Assistant for Brian Kelly2009, 2011: College of Architecture Dean’s List2008-Present: American Institute of Architecture Students Member2008-Present: NEBCO: Haymarket Park Grounds CrewTau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity Alumni

ABOVE: First fl oor plan of Refugee Community CenterOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Back view of Wall Project; TOP RIGHT, Front view of Wall Project; BOTTOM,

Longitudinal section of Refugee Community Center

KHULOUD AL-WAELYKALWAELY@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

402 217-5657

Profi cient in Rhino, AutoCAD, Revit, Adobe Illustrator,Photoshop, InDesign, etc.

Marketing Manager for U.S. Green Build Council for StudentsPublic Relations Chair for Lambda Theta Nu Soroity, Inc.Summer 2012: Study abroad in London

ABOVE: Modular Wall DesignOPPOSITE: left, Material Concept Board; TOP RIGHT, Barcode Surface Project; BOTTOM RIGHT, Brewery

Concept

AMANDA BALHORNAMANDAKAITLAN@YAHOO.COM

402 981-7045

S11-Present: Intern at HDR, Inc.F12-Present: Peer MentorF2012 -Present : Student Offi cer in IIDA Profi cient in Rhino, Revit, AutoCAD, Adobe CS5 Suite

ABOVE: Exploded Axonometric Drawing of Bass Wood WallOPPOSITE: LEFT, Self Portrait- Charcoal and Pencil; RIGHT, European Telephone Booth Pencil Sharpener

created in Rhino

EMILY CLARKECLARKIE402@YAHOO.COM

505 417-0406

Student Ambassador for the College of Architecture, Peer Mentor for the College of Architecture, Desk Assistant at the HSSV Dormitory Complex, Student Intern in the Communications Department, Teacher at Smarty Pants Preschool; Profi cient in Rhino, Revit, Adobe Creative Suite, and Microsoft Offi ce

ABOVE: Exterior Render of INTRANSITION-Burma Refugee Community CenterOPPOSITE: LEFT, Concept Model of Casa Rudin; RIGHT, Physical Courthouse Model of Project 2.3 ADD/

SUBTRACT

MARISSA CLOWMARISSA.CLOW@GMAIL.COM

714 296-7461

Track and Field Team (2010 – 2012)Sustain UNL (2012-present)International Interior Design Association Junior Offi cer

(2012- present)College of Architecture Student Ambassador (2012-present)

ABOVE: “Occupying Space”. This chair was designed based on elements of the Eames Lounger and Ottoman, and designed for a specifi c site in the Sheldon Museum of Art Sculpture Garden.

OPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, A barcode was extruded into a topographic surface. Contours of the surface were generated using a systematic method; TOP RIGHT, The objective was to create a wall with moving components, that both connected and separated a space; BOTTOM LEFT, Modeled a small action fi gure in Rhinoceros; BOTTOM RIGHT, Graphite drawing of a live subject

LEWIS CULLIVERNEWARCHITECT@MSN.COM

402 416-8783

Receiving a BSD in Interior Design and my Master’s in Architecture, with minors in Art and Psychology. Currently on the Advisory Board for Campus Night Life.Started a student chapter of NOMA. My technical skill set includes Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator, Rhino NURBS modeling, AutoCAD, Revit, and an insatiable curiosity.

ABOVE: Physical Model and Computer Drawings, designed from personalized barcode.OPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Ink & Photo Composition; TOP RIGHT, Charcoal Contour Drawing; BOTTOM LEFT,

Physical Model (basswood, wire, & acrylic); BOTTOM RIGHT, Computer Drawings (accompanying bottom left image)

ERICA FREDERIKSENFREDERIKSEN.ERICA@GMAIL.COM

712 304-1108

UCARE Participant (Research Assistant)Member/Class offi cer of IIDAActive Volunteer Youth Tennis CoachActive Member of Chi Omega at UNL

ABOVE: Parametric Profi ling/Augmented SurfaceOPPOSITE: LEFT, Detail of Augmented Surface; TOP RIGHT, Bench, Inspired by fashion of the 1920’s;

BOTTOM RIGHT, Wall Installation Design

JESSICA GIBBONSJESSICAG@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

402 812-5117

Fall 2012-Present: Interior Design Peer Mentor Summer 2012: Intern with All Makes Offi ce Supply, LincolnSummer 2011: Intern with LMK Concepts, OmahaSummer 2010: Intern with LMK Concepts, OmahaProfi cient In: Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Rhino, Revit, AutoCAD

ABOVE: Courthouse SectionOPPOSITE: LEFT, Courthouse Model & Plan; RIGHT, Extruded Profi le Surface & Drawings

ANNA JONESJONES.ANNA.LEIGH@GMAIL.COM

573 330-0185

Junior IIDA Offi cerUCARE Member (research assistant)University Tour Guide

ABOVE: Render of Proposed MarketOPPOSITE: LEFT, Proposed Renders and Diagrams for Lincoln Courthouse; TOP RIGHT, Orthographic

Drawings of Proposed Interior Wall; BOTTOM RIGHT, Physical Model of Vertical Profi les

JAMIE LEWISJAMIE.LEWIS@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

605 254-4587

Summer of 2012: Intern at New Age Design, Inc.Profi cient in Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, & InDesignProfi cient in AutoCad, Rhino 3D Modeling, & REVIT Architecture2011-Present ASID Member2012-Present Junior IIDA Offi cer/MemberCollege of Architecture Student Ambassador

ABOVE: In.Transition Project. Food Based Community Center for Russian Refugees. First fl oor plan.OPPOSITE: TOP, Suburbmania Project. House for Recent College Graduate. Section; BOTTOM LEFT,

Suburbmania Project. First and Second Floor Plans; BOTTOM RIGHT, Suburbmania Project. View of Path Through Front Door

BRITTNEY LUEDERSBLUEDERS137@GMAIL.COM

402 214-4813

I work part-time for Starbucks in Super Target. I have great people skills and am always willing to do what it takes to make each guest happy with their visit. I am profi cient in Illustrator, Rhino and AutoCAD.

ABOVE: Extruded bar code form with no-glue shelter design.OPPOSITE: LEFT, Trash to Treasure project, wall made of found cardboard; TOP RIGHT, Sendai

Mediatheque reproduced using Revit; BOTTOM RIGHT, Wall created to separate space while providing visual interest, seating, display space, and door

KIRA LUXONKALUXON@GMAIL.COM

402 651-5249

2012-2013: Peer Mentor, College of Architecture2011-2013: Undergraduate Creative Activities and Research

Experience Student2011-2012: Student Advisory Board, College of ArchitectureSummer 2012: Home Depot Flooring & Blinds AssociateSpring 2012: Window Cover Assistant

ABOVE: 2nd year Spring ’12 Courthouse; Studio project dealing with programmatic design.OPPOSITE: LEFT, Spring ’12 Studio: Courthouse Lobby Rendering; TOP RIGHT, Fall ’11 Wall Project;

BOTTOM RIGHT, Outside rendering of community space for IN. Transition Refugee project

MATTHEW MASTEN MATTHEWMASTEN5@GMAIL.COM

402 560-7919

My passion is creating spaces for those with multiple needs, like disabilities. I aim for integration of these features. Born with a vision impairment, I have found this purpose. Amidst having this impairment, I have gained a strong work ethic and take pride in my work. I accept who I am as a person, knowing that I bring a diff erent view of how and what should be in a design.

ABOVE: S12: Lincoln Court house design - EntranceOPPOSITE: TOP , S11: Perspective drawings; BOTTOM, F12: IN.transition - Interior perspective

PHUONG NGUYENPHUONGNGUYEN2125@YAHOO.COM

401 684-4003

Biggest hobby: DrawingAble to use AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino, Google SketchUp.

The Grand Confort chair, studied, explores the relationship between frame and component to create a chair for one individual. The new chair explores these principles with the use of the existing stair railing as the frame and structure for the wall that serves as a frame for the chair, which is also articulated as another component piece. All of these components slide through voids in the frame and vice versa. The chair is attached to an existing railing on a set of stairs leading down into the southwest area of the Sheldon sculpture garden.

ALLISON PLACZEKALLIPLACZEK@YAHOO.COM

316 213 -9478

Membership Vice President of Alpha Xi Delta Fraternity: I organized and lead seminars helping recruit around fi fty new members. I also was tasked to design all of the décor of the interior of the chapter house for these events. This project shown was a competition in which my model was chosen to be displayed for one year in the Kruger Collection of Miniatures Exhibit.

ABOVE: Entry of Sudanese Food Focused Community Center OPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Residential lounge of Sudanese Food Focused Community Center; BOTTOM

LEFT, Main lower entry to urban courthouse - looking at café area; RIGHT, Courtyard space behind undulating metal panel wall w/ rotating door

CHANDLER SANDERSCSANDERS27@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

402 730-7024

College of Architecture student ambassadorMaintain good grades and a hard work ethicAutoCAD, Revit, Rhinoceros, and Adobe Creative Suite experienceVery involved on campus

ABOVE: Appletite Bar & Grill Restaurant Design InteriorOPPOSITE: TOP, Egg Incubator_Drawings and Model; BOTTOM LEFT, [trash.to.treasure] Surface Material

Application_Newspaper; BOTTOM RIGHT, Serene Valentine_Pencil Drawing

AMANDA SASSEASASSE@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

402 209-2803

ABOVE: Design of a space between two existing suburban homes in order to slow suburban expansionOPPOSITE: LEFT, Chair design based on the original Eames Lounge Chair Wood and placed in a location in

the Sheldon Sculpture Garden on campus behind the Sheldon Art Gallery. I found that the arches in the art gallery and the curved wall on which the chair would be located have a similar linear curvature to the original chair and the chair I created.; RIGHT, Detail photo of side view

AMY SHINAUTASHINAUT@HOTMAIL.COM

402 309-4588

I am currently working on a minor in art history and a minor in art with an emphasis in graphic design. I am the treasurer of the University’s USGBC student chapter. Highlights: knowledge in; Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Rhinoceros, Auto CAD, Hand Drafting

ABOVE: Courthouse. Spring 2011OPPOSITE: TOP, Courthouse Floor Plans; BOTTOM, Courthouse Rendering

TARA SOETSOE89@GMAIL.COM

402 216-9115

Knowledgeable in AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino, Google Sketchup, Illustrator and Photoshop

ABOVE: SUBURBmaniaOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Line Extrusion; TOP RIGHT, Triangulated Surface; BOTTOM, Final Barcode Surface

GENEVIEVE WILHELMJGWILHELM1@HOTMAIL.COM

402 450-4838

After obtaining an Interior Design degree, I plan to travel around the country and world to gain inspiration that will infl uence my future design projects. My professional goal is to eventually own my own fi rm and create innovative spaces that combine beauty and function. I am knowledgeable in computer programs including- Rhino, Revit, Cad, Adobe Creative Suite.

ABOVE: Parametric Profi ling & Augmented SurfaceOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Occupying Space – Site/furniture proposal; TOP RIGHT, Poche - Wall installation

proposal; BOTTOM LEFT, Lancaster Courthouse proposal; BOTTOM RIGHT, INtransition : Refugee Teaching Kitchen

SARA WOLFEWOLFE.SARANOEL@GMAIL.COM

402 429-8066

‘11-‘12: ASID Member‘12-Present: Student Ambassador‘12-Present: Student Advisory Board MemberSummer ‘12: Intern at New Age Design, Inc. Occupying Space Proposal : Chosen for year long exhibition displayInDesign, Illustrator, Rhino, Revit, 3DS Max, AutoCad, PhotoShop

ABOVE: Food Focused Based Community Center- entrance and coff ee shopOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Balcony view of the Food Focused Center; BOTTOM LEFT, First fl oor plan of

the Food Focused Community Center; TOP RIGHT, Wall Project- Front view of built model of wall; BOTTOM RIGHT, Exploded axonometric of wall project

MEGAN ZIEMANNMEGAN.ZIEMANN@HUSKERS.UNL.EDU

512 966-0424

Minor in Community and Regional Planning2011-Present: Member of ASID2010- Present: Athlete on the UNL Swim team2010-Present: Member of Delta Delta Delta SororityVolunteer at Friendship Home, Habitat for Humanity and Humane

Society

ABOVE: Perspective looking from Doane’s Library out onto Doane Lake with an open lawn for leisure uses.OPPOSITE: TOP, Doane’s Library outdoor extension had to engage students with nature and surrounding

programs; BOTTOM LEFT, View from Doane’s Library out onto Doane Lake; BOTTOM RIGHT, Proposed High School at Prairie Pines We had to design a campus like high school with a storm water system that collected all the building and surface water in a pond at the end of the collection basin

BRIAN ANDERSONBRIANBB2005@HOTMAIL.COM

402 992-2183

I’m a 4th year Landscape Architecture student at UNL. I have an associates in Architectural Drafting from NECC. I’m passionate about designing environments that engage and create personal experiences for the user. By establishing focal points and private spaces to allow for individual experiences and larger social spaces to be more group orientated.

ABOVE: Final Site plan for high school projectOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Section Diagrams showing possible program conditions through the site; TOP

RIGHT, Perspective of Entry path, and terracing leading to administration building; BOTTOM, Photo of clay model depicting the fi nal site plan

JACOB KOPHAMERJACOB.KOP@HOTMAIL.COM

402 643-5437

I am interested in ecological, conservation, and restorative design as well as how ecosystems function, and designing to incorporate these ideas.

ABOVE: Prairie Pines High School Courtyard PerspectiveOPPOSITE: LEFT, Prairie Pines High School Master Plan; TOP RIGHT, Prairie Pines High School Master

Plan Sections; BOTTOM RIGHT, Doane Campus Library Plaza Grading Plan

NATHANIEL KROHNNATEKROHN@GMAIL.COM

402 841-2858

Major: Landscape Architecture with Minor: Community and Regional Planning;

University Honors Program: 2009 - Present Sigma Lambda Alpha Honors SocietyService-Learning Study Abroad: Ecuador, Summer 2012UCARE 2011 - Present

ABOVE: Prairie Pines Campus Master Site PlanOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Prairie Pines Seasonal/Wildlife Distribution Diagram and Sectional Change Analysis;

TOP RIGHT, Prairie Pines Gym Green Roof Sections; BOTTOM LEFT, Prairie Pines Gym Green Roof Perspective; BOTTOM RIGHT, Prairie Pines Gym Green Roof Material Model

MATTHEW MACCHIETTOMATTHEW.MACCHIETTO@YAHOO.COM

402 850-1226

Major: Landscape Architecture with Minors: Community and Regional Planning, and Art;

Alley Poyner Macchietto Architecture, May 2012-August 2012Finke’s Garden and Nursery, March 2011-October 2011UCARE, July 2012-PresentSigma Lambda Alpha Honors Society, ASLA Secretary

ABOVE: Perspective of Final Project of Doane CampusOPPOSITE: TOP LEFT, Final Model; TOP RIGHT, Section of Library and Plaza;

BOTTOM, Section through Site

HEATHER TOMASEKHKAYT@MSN.COM

402 980-5928HEATHERTOMASEK.COM

Currently: President of the student chapter of ALSA, and secretary of Sigma Lambda Alpha the National Honors Society for Landscape Architecture

This fall I was awarded the Gateway Scholarship and will be studying abroad in the Galapagos this coming May.

NEBRASKA

2012 intern gallery

Documents

outdoorz gallery 2012

2012 trend micro summer intern

january 2012 gallery

outdoor gallery 2012

the gallery fall 2012

cdu intern juni 2012

final regulament intern 2012 2013

cdu intern oktober 2012

microscope drawings gallery 2012

wgsp gallery 2012

telford art gallery 2012

kv-intern 4/2012

intern survival guide 2012-2013

gallery guide april 2012

wee gallery catalog 2012

kv-intern 1/2012

cdu intern mai 2012

l intern as 2012

calendrier yu gallery 2012

regulament intern 2012