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Clayton Lounsbery
Accomplishments in college
Architectural Design A.A.S (Onondaga Community College ) Degree 2013
Vice President of OCC Architectural/Interior Design Club 2012-2013
Interned with Ashley McGraw Architecture January 2013 to May 2013
Speaker at Rochester Colonial and Bergmann Associates present “FILL IN THE BLANK” Defining Preservation. April 26, 2014
Worked on various projects for Alfred State S.T.A.R Center 2013- 2014
I am a young future architect that has a drive for perfection. I am very excited about the opportunities to work at Ashley McGraw Architects, D.P.C. My previous experience
at Ashley McGraw has allowed me to have a strong foundation with Revit in a professional atmosphere. I am also a very quick learner with a broad bases of other
program knowledge. Along with being very aware of my social responsibility to help in my community and through out the world.
PROFILE
Graphic Skills &Hand Renderings
Graphic communication projects
RETHINKING THE WALL
In the Rethinking the wall project the assignment was to design a decoration wall that was 4-6ft.
wide and 12ft long. The Rethinking the wall project model.
THE PAVILION PROJECT
In the Pavilion Project the object was to teach space and flow. Requirements were a 3 story space that was 36 x 36. My solution was to offset the axis horizontal planes. This
model shows horizontal movement among the floors.
THE DOCTOR OFFICE
The doctor’s office project was a floor plan given by the professor that was originally a square with no wall entrance, only a scale size for estimating. My solution was to
add extruded corners with a subtraction technique, fin walls to the side and a vestibule for a sense of entry, and a hip roof . Additional drawings and other views of
the doctors office project. This project was selected for Spring show at OCC
MASONRY BUILDING
My masonry building was my first project in Revit.
STEEL FRAME BUILDING
The steel framed building was my final project at OCC
Concept statement
The idea for the design was to create a form that was modern, but reflect
elements from the classic style of Sorrento’s
architecture and those came my concept a rhythm of time. The site allowed
for the visitors to be taken into Sorrento’s rich culture and the tranquility to time,
but as the building is visible in front of the sea. The mass is formed out of
a cloister structure maintained and
complementing the beauty of the site, as the building looks out to the sea with
the sun shining on the path welcoming in gest.
Visiting Artist center - Sorrento Project
Forest Lawn project
Concept: The aspiration for this project was an old retaining wall that at one part had fallen to the pressure of the earth. The idea of the rocks appeared to contemplate life and the path of life as we all must pass through. Since we are strong at first, but as time moves along we slowly begin to lose durability. However a retaining wall cannot hold back the earth without help and that is why the gem that strikes into the river below will be mourned. The fallen stones that keep back the power of the earth pushing upon it, but gives way to the stream below it. The forest lawn crematorium was designed in mind with the thought of reflection of those loved ones that have become a piece of the world. Which joins them to the earth looking up to the heavens throw the trees and we look down the hall in memory of them as we walk on in life.
Clayton Lounsbery
4155 Path, Liverpool, NY, 13090
Cell Phone: (661) 208-6772
E-Mail: [email protected]
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