JESUS MARIEL MALDONADO

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\strict_draft\ 1-2 GSD Career Discovery, Summer 2012

\daniel_libeskind_jewish_museum 3-5 Architectural Drawing and Representation I,

Columbia GSAPP Fall 2013

\adenopool 6-8 Core Studio I,

Columbia GSAPP Fall 2013

\folding_concrete 9-10 Core Studio II,

Columbia GSAPP Spring 2014

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an object was constructed from strict geometric guidelines

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\strict_draft \hand_draft

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\daniel_libeskind_jewish_museum\section

a section conveys the complexity and spatial relationships of the museum

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\daniel_libeskind_jewish_museum\axonometric

an axonometric conveys the logic

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the animation aimed to show the emotive and ephemeral qualities of the Jewish Museum

(click still to view)

\daniel_libeskind_jewish_museum\animation

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\adenopool\site_adjacencies_and_placement

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nearby site relationships determined the appropriate design focal point

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\adenopool\proposal

a structural facade was developed

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the proposal aimed to mix forms of recreation on the site

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\folding_concrete\studies

nontraditional casts were used to imbue flow and form potential solid/void relationships

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\folding_concrete\modules

modules were constructed from the principles of the concrete studies

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JESUS MARIEL MALDONADO 512 221 4857 jmm2361@columbia.edu

EDUCATION

EXPERIENCE

AWARDS

PROJECTS

SKILLS

Columbia University in the City of New York Master of Architecture 2013-2016

University of Texas at Austin Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry 2008-2013

Harvard Graduate School of Design Urban Design Program Summer 2012

Board Representative, Inter-Cooperative Council [08/12 - 07/13] Reviewed and prepared yearly budget, institutional policy analysis. Proposed, surveyed and implemented the purchase of a $250,000 property Designed organizational restructuring of Board of Directors and administration

Designer, Spring 2013 Green Building Forum [01/13 - 05/13] Proposed a winning design for a green charging station for UT-Austin Researched and implemented watering system for succulents

Researcher, Schmidt Lab - University of Texas at Austin [01/10- 05/13] Developed and tested anti-scarring hydrogels using polymer chemistry Assisted in the editing and publications of Dr. John Hardy

Merit Scholarship - Columbia University

Best Architectural Section - Architectural Representation I One of two-hundred drawings chosen out of the first-year architecture class

Synthesis of anti-scarring cyclooctyne-based hydrogels forneurosurgery applications [2012 ; 2010] University-Wide Award for Research Synthesis of 2-butanoyl-2-thiazoline and Binding toMUP-I [2010] Final Proposal for Independent Chemistry Research (CH 369K)

Adobe Creative Suite : Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, AfterEffectsRhinoceros 5.0GrasshopperArcGIS / QGISAutoCAD3DS Studio MaxMicrosoft Office: Excel, Word, Powerpoint, Access

Fluent in Spanish