Justin Relyea Jrelyea@vols.utk.edu

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University of Tennessee Clarence Brown Theatre: Scene Shop Assistant CarpenterKnoxville, TN Fall 2014, Supervisor: Don Conard

Responsibilities involved fashioning simple elements of the scene, such as applying vaneers to the stage floor, and assisting professional carpenters with more complex elements, such as large scale platforms, staircases, and onstage electrical/pumbing fixtures. This also involved quick removal and assesment of recyclable materials.

University of Tennessee Dept. of Recycling: Volunteer Field AssistantKnoxville, TN Fall 2012, Supervisor: Mr. Jay Price, jayprice@utk.edu

Responsibilities incuded accompanying full-time staff around the campus and outlying facilities. Picking up litter, lifting large bins of refuse, sorting through debris, transporting recyclable materials to proper facilities, directing crowd circulation around cleaning areas, and spreading word of UTK recycling activ-ities during campus events.

Freelance: Light Construction WorkMemphis, TN 2008-2010, Employer: Ms. Martha Waring, 901-726-5375

Responsibilities centered on fixing up old houses that Ms. Waring acquired for re-sale: Polishing, clear-ing debris, reconstructing frames for doors and windows, and construction of aesthetic exterior struc-tures such as pergolas. This also included assisting the hired professionals working for Ms. Waring, such as electricians, plumbers, and carpenters.

3647 Carnes ave Memphis, TN 38111

I am currently an undergraduate studying architecture with a focus in urban renewal. My interests are increasing my vocabulary and means to represent design as well as expanding my horizons through travel and work. I exhibit a friendly demeanor with the want and will to communicate well with others.

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Memphis Academy of Science and EngineeringMemphis, TNHigh School Diploma 2010GPA: 3.8

University of Tennessee CoADKnoxville, TNExpected Degree: B.A. ArchitectureExpected Graduation: May 2015

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CSI Student Affiliate memberPR RepresentativeFall 2014 - present

Semester Abroad in Rome, ItalySpring 2014

AIAS MemberFall 2014 - present

KNOXVILLE MARKET HALLThis project serves to eliminate the food desert from downtown Knoxville while also supplying a venue for life’s everyday activities.The Steel Diagrid outer structure both creates a visually stunning facade and allows the interior to be virtually structure free. The airiness of the interior brings the various programs of the markets, classrooms, offices, and scupture yard into a singular atmosphere.

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MEDIUM-MEGA SUPERSCAPES: TESSELLATING INVERSIONWhat could the city be in the near or far future?Through spatial analysis of copper, paper, rhino modeling and the city’s various elements, we constructed a collection of maps that guided us from assumptions and data into physical applications (or interjections) of the hidden potentials of Knoxville.

RED BIRD MISSION WATER KIOSKThis two semester-long design-build project will begin construction this march.My design team for the first semester focused in building with minimal material re-sizing and cutting along with modular components that could be constructed on campus and shifted to Red Bird Mission, KY with ease, allowing rapid construction.

RESEARCH STUDIO: [UN]CONTAINEDThe goal of the semester was to work with a local company to research the usability of shipping containers in urban housing.Most of the research went into the exploring the practicality of pre-fabricated paneling vs traditional stick-built. If funded, these schemes could house upwards of 4-person families at a fraction of traditional housing.