Architectural Work

Morgan Pintarich

‘Sketchup’ ModelingHoffman Construction - 2009

Three-dimensional ʻSketchupʼ models were created for project proposals at ʻHoffman Constructionʼ.

The John Ross TowerTVA Architects - 2006

During design development, I drafted architectural plans, sections, elevations, and details relative to the exterior skin of this high-rise condominium project.

WAMU TowerBenson Industries & NBBJ - 2005

While working for ʻBenson Industriesʼ I helped draft curtain wall shop drawings for this tower.

OHSU B.R.B.Benson Industries & ZGF - 2004

At ʻBenson Industriesʼ I also helped draft curtain wall shop drawings for this medical research building.

Rose City Family MedicineRAR Architects - 2003

I provided design and construction documents for this conversion: an existing dry cleanersʼ building into a NE Portland neighborhood clinic.

Architects in SchoolsSt. John Fisher School - 2003

The kids were challenged to design and build their own scaled-down “huts.” The huts were then combined to make a colorful village.

Canoy Studio WorkCanoy Studio - 2001

Worktables, benches , & shipping crates were designed and built to support artist Patrece Canoyʼs large-scale studio work.

WSU Teaching & Learning CenterYost Grube Hall - 2000

Interior reading counters were refined and detailed within the library of the Washington State University T.L.C.

Master’s Thesis ProjectTulane University - 1996

The title of this project was “Super-Duper Site Structures.” My design included a master plan for public and private market spaces adjacent to large parking garages.

The Pearl District site was later developed heavily.

Itsukushima Visitors’ CenterTulane University - 1994

This project consisted of a visitorsʼ and scholarsʼ center adjacent to a historic Shinto shrine. The building was designed on a wide pier, elevated slightly above the adjacent bay.

Apartment HousingTulane University - 1993

This urban infill project consisted of 100 units of apartment housing inserted into the Algiers Neighborhood in New Orleans.

Mississippi River Map ArchiveTulane University - 1992

This building was designed to protect historic maps and charts representing Louisiana and the Mississippi River. The archival space was elevated to protect old documents from potential flooding.

The public spaces were elevated to provide views of the river itself.