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Daniel Dillow
To the Reader
Thank you for taking the time to consider the work in this portfolio and the person that it represents.
I hope that you will find, represented herewith, that my experience as a professional and as a student have sharpened my skills of organization, coordination, and architectural representation sufficiently to make a positive contribution to your team.
Having served in the capacity of a draftsperson, a contract writer, a junior designer, and a small project team leader, I’ve developed an appreciation for the importance of effectively organizing such information as project goals, physical context, timing, and economy to contribute value to the project team.
Whether operating at the level of the intricate detail or the gestural sketch, I seek to understand, implement, and properly communicate goals and objectives appropriately for the project at hand.
With gratitude for your consideration, I am: Respectfully Yours,
Daniel Dillow, AAIA M.Arch Taliesin - The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture H 412 407 2739 C 214 704 6005 E [email protected]
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Schematic Design Construction Documents Contract Administration Building Code Analysis
Taliesin Restoration Goal Seeking Vision Planning Historic Preservation
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Electronic Music Foundation Presentation Graphics Building Design
3200 Glenrosa Ave Program Analysis Planing Site Design Building Systems Coordination
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Assist architect with building, ■site, and program analysis
Support clear and consistent ■communication through the production and development o f schemat ic d es ign documents including drawings, renderings, models, and draft contract documents
Coordinate information ■and goals between Owner, Architect, and other building professionals to maintain streamlined project delivery
Research building code ■requirements to assist the project team in scope and cost analysis
Generate public awareness ■of architectural services through the creation of graphics that promote the profession and the office
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Prepare clear and complete ■drawings for construction
Ensure design compliance ■with building codes and local ordinances
Research design requirements ■for building products and systems to coordinate with whole building design
Coordinate manufacturers ■and contractors during procurement process
Prepare, review, and maintain ■the contract for construction during construction process
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While a student at Taliesin - The Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture, I was invited to participate in the restoration of the studio wing of the Hillside Building as a student construction team captain.
The 18-month project included rebuilding a 1500 square foot historic roof according to structural detailing that had been developed in-house, the restoration of eight bedrooms, and a $17,000 contemporary renovation of a shower/lavatory that had reached the end of its serviceability.
Over the life of the project I maintained communication with six project stakeholders to reach consensus on goals and budget. I maintained on-site observation of the construction process to ensure coordination between construction teams, and I directed a team of drafters in the development of historic and as-build documentation of the project.
Construction Administrationteam captain
provide connection at shower controls tion stub–out for shower head
Research historic drawings ■and concepts for campus development to ensure historically responsible development practice
Assist project stakeholders ■in Goal seeking and Vision planning
Communicate goals, concepts, ■and needs to the project team
Res ea rch a l t erna t iv e ■approaches to design solution and present to the project team for consideration
Provide design services ■as required for project development
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Propose a space that responds in form and image ■to the culture of experimental electronic music
Maintain 75% of existing building ■
Improve daylight and natural ventilation ■
Use smart parking to reduce impermeable ■surfaces and improve green space
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“This studio aims to develop student ability to produce an architecture project informed by a comprehensive program, form schematic design through the detailed development of programmatic spaces, structural and environmental systems, life-safety provisions, wall sections, and building assemblies, as may be appropriate; and to assess the completed project with respect to the programs design criteria. The building is a mixeduse, multi-story building in an urban context. Students will develop the design through the required criteria and graphic standards that best demonstrate student ability in comprehensive design and systems integration.”
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Parking ScheduleStandard 45ADA 2Grand total: 47
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1/8" = 1'-0"1 Floor Plan - Typical Residential Level
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5000 sqft commercial space at ground level ■
18 residential units @ 800-1000 sqft ea. ■
adequate parking according to city zoning requirements ■
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A0.0 Cover SheetA1.0 Site PlanA2.0 Ground FloorA2.1 Residence PlanA2.4 Roof PlanA3.0 Building ElevationsA3.1 Building ElevationsA4.0 Building SectionsA7.0 Wall SectionsA7.1 Wall SectionsA7.2 DetailsA8.0 Vertical Circulation
Schedule of AreasLevel Occupancy Units Area sqft per occ Occupants
Ground Commercial Unit 2 5219 SF 300 SF 17Level 2 Residence 6 6110 SF 200 SF 30Level 3 Residence 6 6086 SF 200 SF 30Level 4 Residence 6 6095 SF 200 SF 30Grand total: 20 23511 SF 107
Parking ScheduleStandard 45ADA 2Grand total: 47
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Taliesin frequently collaborates with performing arts venues and teams to create dynamic spaces for performance and public recreation. As a member of the community I continue this tradition for the betterment of the arts culture locally.Far Left: The Chase - Creative Arts Praise and Worship Allison Park Church + Lifestone ChurchMiddle Top/Middle Bottom: KOKOON - ASU Herberger College of Theater and Film + Taliesin Right Top/Right Bottom: The Ophelia Project - Arizona Womens Theater + Taliesin
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I hope you have enjoyed and appreciated what you have seen in this portfolio. I hope that you find that the work you have seen represents a strong candidate with commitment to quality.
I would very much like to work with you, and I appreciate your consideration. With this portfolio, I have transmitted a resume, a cover letter, and other materials as required. I hope you will find the time to consider all of the material at your disposal.
Please contact me at your earliest convenience if you have any questions or to discuss next steps.
Contact
Daniel Dillow, AAIA 2145 Wightman Rd | Apt 13 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 51217
Phone:H 412 407 2739 C 214 704 6005
email:[email protected]
