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ANTHONY BONTRAGER
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EDUCATION
BALL STATE UNIVERSITYMUNCIE, IN|MAY 2013|
COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE AND PLANNINGBACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE• GRADUATED WITH 3.29 GPA
TEG ARCHITECTS, LLCJEFFERSONVILLE, IN|JUNE 2013 - AUGUST 2014|
POSITION: ARCHITECTURAL INTERN
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITYTEMPE, AZ|MAY 2016|
HERBERGER INSTITUTE FOR DESIGN AND THE ARTSMASTER OF ARCHITECTURE• CURRENT GPA: 3.55
ARUBACANADAITALY
TRAVELING
REVITAUTOCADRHINO3DS MAX
SKETCHUPDIGITAL FABADOBE INDESIGNADOBE ILLUSTRATOR
ADOBE PHOTOSHOPMICROSOFT OFFICEMODEL MAKINGSKETCHING
THAILANDTURKS AND CAICOS
DEVENNEY GROUPARCHITECTS, LLCPHOENIX, AZ|MAY 2015 - CURRENT|
POSITION: ARCHITECTURAL INTERN
ARIZONA STATEUNIVERSITYTEMPE, AZ|MAY 2015 - CURRENT|
POSITION: GRADUATE TEACHING ASSISTANT
INDESIGN ENGINEERING/ARCHITECTURE BUILDING ARIZONA STATE | 2015
LATTIE F. COOR RE-SKIN ARIZONA STATE | 2014
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA CAMP MASTER PLANNING TEG ARCHITECTS | 2013
TBD ARCHITECTURE FIRM BALL STATE | 2013
CRIPE ASSOCIATES COMPETITION BALL STATE | 2012
THE ESTOPINAL GROUP COMPETITION BALL STATE | 2012
PHOTOGRAPHY
HAND DRAWINGS & SKETCHES
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARCH 522 | HARTMAN | 2015
ASU + DESIGN COLLABORATIVETEMPE, AZ
ASU BUILDING + DESIGN COLLABORATIVE IS AN EXTENSION OF THE COLLEGE AVENUE COMMONS BUILDING, AND WORKS TO INTEGRATE THE PROGRAMS OF CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT
AND ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN. THE BUILDING IS SIMPLE IN FORM AND MAKES MODEST GESTURES TOWARDS THE CONTEXTUAL FORCES OF EVENT-DAY TRAFFIC AND
ASU USER TRAFFIC. DURING THE DAY, THE BUILDING WELCOMES THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE USERS TO ENGAGE IN THE LEARNING
EXPERIENCES ENCAPSULATING THE DESIGN. DURING THE NIGHT AND EVENT DAYS, THE BUILDING
BECOMES AN ENTERTAINMENT HUB.
LEARNV. GAIN OR ACQUIRE KNOWLEDGE OF OR SKILL IN (SOMETHING) BY STUDY, EXPERIENCE, OR BEING TAUGHT.
COLLABORATEV. WORK JOINTLY ON AN ACTIVITY, ESPECIALLY TO PRODUCE OR CREATE SOMETHING.
INTEGRATEV. COMBINE (ONE THING) WITH ANOTHER SO THAT THEY BECOME A WHOLE.
PUBLIC VS PRIVATETHE FIRST FLOOR IS COMPLETELY DEDICATED TO THE INTERACTION BETWEEN PUBLIC AND STUDENT USERS. A CLEAR STORY ALLOWS AN ELEVATED VIEW OF THE FABRICATION LAB FROM THE STREET LEVEL, ALLOWING PUBLIC USERS TO WITNESS AND ENGAGE IN THE PROCESSES OF CONSTRUCTION AND DESIGN.
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UNSCRIPTEDON THE UPPER TERRACES, THE BUILDING PROVIDES INFORMAL COLLABORATION ZONES OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM SPACES AND IN-BETWEEN THE TWO WINGS OF THE DESIGN. THE ALTERNATING CIRCULATION PATHS AND CELEBRATORY STAIR INCREASES THE USE OF MANUAL CIRCULATION, WHILE ALSO PROMOTING THE CHANCE FOR IMPROMPTU MEETINGS BETWEEN STUDENTS AND FACULTY.
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NORMATIVE VS. ADAPTIVETHE STRUCTURE OF THE TWO WINGS SPEAKS TO THE LEARNING AND PRACTICING SIDE OF ARCHITECTURE. WHEREAS THE NORTH ACADEMIC WING EMPLOYS A NORMATIVE, CONCRETE GRID STRUCTURE, FAMILIAR TO THE PROCESSES TAUGHT IN THAT WING, THE SOUTHERN PROFESSIONAL WING UTILIZES A MORE ADAPTIVE USE OF STRUCTURAL CONCEPTS. HERE, THE CREATIVE DISCOVERY BETWEEN STEEL, CONCRETE, AND STRUCTURE IS CELEBRATED, CREATING AN ICONIC FOLDING ENVELOPE THAT REACHES OUT TO ITS NORMATIVE COUNTERPART.
ARCH 521 | BURNETTE | 2014
LATTIE F. COOR RE-SKINTEMPE, AZTHE LATTIE F. COOR HALL HAS POOR PERFORMANCE IN ENERGY AND COOLING USAGE, AND THE SKIN OF THE BUILDING DOES NOT MEET ASU’S 2030 CHALLENGE. THE INTENT TO BRING NATURAL LIGHTING INTO EVERY SPACE OF THE INTERIOR IS NOT BEING ACHIEVED, AND THE USE OF SHADOW BOXES CREATES A SUPER-HEATING EFFECT WITHIN THE BUILDING. AN INVERSION OF THE CIRCULATION OF THE BUILDING AND ADDITION OF A PERFORATED GLASS FIBER REINFORCED CONCRETE SKIN IS THE SOLUTION TO THESE ISSUES.
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SOLUTION• REVERSED PROGRAM ALLOWING LIGHT TO CORE• PERFORATED SHADE SYSTEM FOR CURTAIN WALL COOLING• FRAMED VIEWS TO EXTERIOR
DEPTHTHE EXISTING CONDITION OF THE BUILDING CONTAINS A VARIETY OF DEPTHS WITHIN THE EXTERIOR WALL ITSELF. THE PROPOSED SKIN CONTINUES THIS DEPTH ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE BUILDING AND EXPRESSES THE TRUE IDENTITY OF THE CURTAIN WALL, NOT SIMPLY A CLEAR GLASS VOLUME. THE SKIN ALSO ADDS ANOTHER LAYER FOR THE EXPRESSION OF NATURAL LIGHT INTO THE BUILDING.
SHADOW BOXESSET DIRECTLY ON THE INTERIOR SIDE OF THE GLASS FACADE.
CURTAIN WALLTHE BUTT JOINT CURTAIN WALL WRAPS AROUND ALL FOUR SIDES OF THE UPPER FLOORS OF THE BUILDING, LIKE A FLOATING ICE CUBE IN THE DESERT.
SKINGLASS FIBER REINFORCED CONCRETE SKIN COVERS THE EXISTING SHADOW BOXES TO COOL THE SUPER-HEATED CONDITIONS AND SHADES THE OPEN
VISION PANELS. STILL ALLOWS NATURAL LIGHT TO THE INTERIOR, AND FRAMES VIEWS
FROM THE BUILDING. GFRC CONTINUES THE GROUND LEVEL MATERIALITY AND TONALITY TO THE FLOATING VOLUME.
DETAIL KEY1 STEEL ANGLE2 EXTENDED MULLION3 PERFORATED GFRC SKIN4 1” IG UNIT5 STRUCTURAL SLAB6 RAISED FLOOR SYSTEM7 BATT INSULATION8 GYPSUM WALLBOARD9 ALUM. FACED SHADOW BOX
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TEG ARCHITECTS | LEAD DESIGNER | 2013
BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICAKENTUCKY
THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA PROJECT IS THE MASTER PLANNING OF 3 SEPARATE CAMPS, LOCATED IN SOUTHERN INDIANA AND KENTUCKY. THE 3 EXISTING CAMPS CALL FOR
UPGRADES PERTINENT TO EACH SITE. WELCOME CENTERS, DINING HALLS, TRADING POSTS, AND ADIRONDACKS, ARE DESIGNED TO UPDATE
THE SITES, CREATE INTEREST FROM THE CAMPERS, AND REVENUE FROM DONORS. THE MASTER PLAN PACKET
CONSISTS OF SITE PLANS, FLOOR PLANS, ELEVATIONS, AND RENDERINGS.
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SITE PLAN WELCOME CENTER VICINITY MAP
CAMP CROOKED CREEK (PICTURED BEFORE)
CAMP CROOKED CREEK, LOCATED IN SHEPHERDSVILLE, KENTUCKY, REQUIRES MINIMAL UPDATES. ALONG WITH BASIC OVERALL CAMP MAINTENANCE, THE UPDATES INCLUDE A WELCOME CENTER WITH STAFF SLEEPING AREAS, A POOL AREA WITH CHANGING BAYS AND STORAGE, AND ADIRONDACK SHELTERS FOR A MORE MODERN TAKE ON CAMPING.
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TUNNEL MILL RESERVATIONTHE UPDATES TO TUNNEL MILL RESERVATION, LOCATED IN CHARLESTOWN, INDIANA, INCLUDE AN ADDITION TO THE EXISTING DINING HALL, RENOVATION TO THE EXISTING WELCOME CENTER AND TRADING STORE, AND RENOVATED CAMP SITES. A NEW BRANDING SIGN FOR THE ENTRANCE TO THE CAMP IS ALSO INCLUDED.
DINING HALL FLOOR PLAN
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SITE PLAN WELCOME CENTER & DINING HALL FLOOR PLANS
CORE BUILDINGS VICINITY MAP
CAMP ROY C. MANCHESTER
CAMP ROY C. MANCHESTER, LOCATED IN BENTON, KENTUCKY, CALLS FOR UPDATES WITHIN IT’S CORE BUILDING AREA. THESE UPDATES INCLUDE A WELCOME CENTER, DINING HALL, AND TRADING POST. OTHER ADDITIONS AROUND THE CAMP INCLUDE ADIRONDACK SITES, SHOOTING RANGES, BOAT STORAGE, AND BOAT DOCK EXTENSION.
RENDERINGS PRODUCE BY TEG ARCHITECTS LLC 3D TEAM
ARCH 402 | FISHER | 2013
TBD ARCHITECTSSANTA MONICA, CA
THIS 30 PERSON FIRM LOCATED IN SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA. THE BASIS OF THIS DESIGN IS VOLUMES AND LIGHT. THE LAYOUT CONSISTS OF
VOLUMES, DISTINGUISHING SPACES OF PASSIVE AND ACTIVE AREAS WITHIN THE BUILDING. THE ACTIVE GROUND
FLOOR CONSISTS OF STUDIO SPACES AND CONFERENCE AREAS, CONTRASTING
THE UPPER FLOOR, CONSISTING OF OFFICES AND
LIBRARY.
1st FLOOR
2nd FLOOR
SITE PLAN
DEPTHTHE STAGGERING OF THE FLOOR PLAN IS EMULATED ON THE NORTH AND SOUTH FACADES THROUGH THE SHADE BOXES. THESE SHADES ALLOW FOR INDIRECT DAYLIGHT TO LIGHTEN THE SPACE, WHILE ELIMINATING THE DIRECT SUNLIGHT FROM THE WORKING SURFACES.
STEEL TRUSS
CEDAR SIDING
GLAZING
WINDOW MULLION
FORMED CONCRETE
SUPPLY DUCT
PLUMBING/ELECTRIC
FOOTER
DROP CEILING
RAISED FLOORING
SKYLIGHT
SKYLIGHT REFLECTOR
CRIPE ASSOCIATES COMPETITION | SPODECK | 2012
PRESERVING PINCKNEYCHARLESTON, SCTO ACTIVATE SHUTES’ FOLLY ISLAND THROUGH THE USE OF EDUCATIONAL AND RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS, WHILE PRESERVING THE DELICATE ECOLOGY OF THE ISLAND AND INFRASTRUCTURE OF CASTLE PINCKNEY. A WELCOME CENTER PLACED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE ISLAND, IN CONTRAST TO THE CASTLE ON THE SOUTHERN END, THE BUILDING UNVEILS THE ENTIRE ISLAND FOR THE USER TO EXPLORE.
PRESERVATION REHABILITATION
RESTORATION RECONSTRUCTION
PRESERVATIONCASTLE PINCKNEY IS A REVITALIZED INTERPRETIVE MUSEUM AND EVENT AREA, TRANSFORMED THROUGH THE FOUR STANDARDS OF PRESERVATION.
IN PARTNERSHIP WITH JACOB LECEA. INDIVIDUALLY PRODUCED COMPUTER MODEL, RENDERINGS, AND PHYSICAL MODEL, ALONG WITH COLLABORATIVE DESIGN WORK AND SCHEMATIC DESIGN.
BELVEDERE 1 TO PATRIOTS POINT
WELCOME CENTER
STOPPERS
SOLAR LIGHT
WOOD RUNNERS
WOOD STRUCTURE
METAL CONNECTORS
CONCRETE PILES
RECYCLED PLASTICFLOTATION DEVICE
DOCK CONFIGURATION
THE WELCOME CENTER IS CONNECTED TO CASTLE PINCKNEY THROUGH THE USE OF A FLOAT DOCK SYSTEM CONTAINING TWO BELVEDERES, OR NODES, AS RESTING SPOTS AND LOOKOUT POINTS.
ISLAND OVERVIEW
PHOTOGRAPHY
HAND DRAWINGS & SKETCHES
