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Dustin MichaelInfante4790 Vernon StreetLong Beach, CA 90815USA
Mobile: [email protected]
July 01, 2011
To Whom it May Concern:
I am seeking an innovative company to which I may contribute the diverse experience and technical abilities I have developed throughout my career. My interests in common with most Architecture Firms are the design of residential, mixed-use, commercial, and architectural restoration with the interweaving of sustainable features and modern technologies. While renovating Albert Frey’s North Shore Yacht Club in Salton Sea, CA, I gained fi rst hand experience working to restore a piece of Mid Century Architecture. With the types of projects that most Architecture Firms cover and their approach to stand face to face with the sustainability issues around the world, I strive as a professional, just as Architecture Firms around the world strives to create an ideal surrounding for our future generations.
Following my graduation from the University of Michigan in 2005, I was recruited by Holt Architects, Inc. My initial role as a Design Specialist required that I engage several municipal and commercial projects from inception through design development, and fi nally through the construction document phase. As a result, my knowledge of contemporary building enclosures, combined with my disciplined work ethic, has elevated my responsibilities to Chief Designer/Project Manager.
My leadership experience has given me the ability to confront any challenge I may encounter with determination and vigor. I believe that during the process of program enclosure, it is critical to develop a method of collective engagement with a building design team. I am confi dent in my ability to work independently as well, and have developed the skills to direct a team through the execution of a vision. In addition to my growth within the offi ce environment, I am actively pursuing professional licensure to further my standing in the profession. I have attached my resume and work sample pages providing additional information regarding my undergraduate work, experience and employment. I can provide a list of personal and professional references upon request. I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss with you how my education and experience would benefi t your organization. Thank you for your time.
Best,Dustin M. Infante
Dustin MichaelInfante4790 Vernon StreetLong Beach, CA 90815USA
Mobile: [email protected]
| education |The University of Michigan |
Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning |Bachelor of Science in Architecture |
AIAS, Miso*, Wallenburg Competition + Habitat for Humanities |
Long Beach City College | Architectural Design and Drafting Program |
Erin Gruwell Project Freedom Writers, Design Village |Competition (Captain) + Habitat for Humanities |
Ann Arbor, MI USA
2005Activities
Long Beach, CA USA
2003Activities
Holt Architects, Inc. | Rancho Mirage, CA | Architectural Assistant + Chief Designer | 2006.04 - Present
Christian Schools of the Desert | Palm Desert, CA | 1.5 years
Riverside Convention Center Expansion | Riverside, CA | 2 years
Federal Court Building Expansion | Riverside, California | 3 Months
Law Offices for the Public Defender | Riverside, California | 6 Months
North Shore + Oasis Fire Station | Riverside Co., California | 6 Months
management | coordination |
execution |
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Project Manager, 60 acre site development of K-12th grade private schoolsole liaison between architect and engineering consultantsdesign development, photovoltaic enhancements, and design integration:geotech + civil
Head Designer, 2/3 Multi Storied Buildings, 60,000 S.F. Expansion to theexisting Riverside Convention Center located in Downtown Riverside.Feasibility meetings, logistics planning, Requests for Qualifications, consultant selection, coast projections, curtain wall facade, and design renderings.
Head Designer, 6 story, 180,000 S.F. Expansion to the existing Bankruptcyand District Court located in Downtown Riverside. Feasibility meetings, logistics planning, Requests for Qualifications, consultant selection, curtainwall facade, design renderings.
Head Designer, 8 Story, 80,000 S.F., collaborate with interior design team aswell as preparing energy model to calculate heat loss and heat gain. Client meetings, client - consultant relations, design feasibility, construction budget.
Project Manager, 6,500 S.F. single story essential services building. Collaborate with consultants to achieve a LEED certifiable building. Prototype for multiple locations, client meetings, consultant selection, client - consultantrelations, design feasibility, construction budget.
| work experience | |Spring 2006 - Present, Architectural Certification, ARE 4.0 test ready, NCARB, IDP + CIDP completed.
Summer 2005 - Fall 1994, Member of the Freedom Writers led by Professor Erin Gruwell. Published FreedomWriters diary through Doubleday Publishing. All of the proceeds were donated to help set up a non profit organization, Freedom Writers Foundation, to establish Scholarships for the less fortunate. Chosen for the Spirit of Anne frank Award in 1998 and participated in the filming of the Freedom Writers movie in 2005.
Winter 2005, Detroit Automotive Archive final project chosen for the University of Michigan accreditation board and Student Show.
Fall 2004, Participated and built the winning model for the Michigan Solar house Project.
Fall 2003 - Spring 2005, Member of the American Institute of Architecture Students.
Fall 2001, Alpha Gamma Sigma
Spring 2000 + 2001, San Luis Obispo Design Village Competition (Captain), Honorable Mention.
Spring 1999-Fall 2002, Principal Honor Roll Long Beach City College
| awards + achievements |
| skills + strengths |
direction | planning | finishing |
Specialized in cutting, assembling, and installing stairs in residentialand commercial projects. Performed general construction from foundation tofinish carpentry. Responsible for materials, measurements, and time management.
MS Office [10 years] Adobe CS [8 years] AutoCAD [6 years] ArchiCAD - BIM [6 years] 3-D Max [2 years] SketchUp [6 years] V-Ray [2 years] Rhino + Flamingo [2 years] Piranesi [4 years] Revit [6 mos]
Davis Bros. Framing, Inc. | Rancho Cucamonga, CA | Carpenter + Stair Installer | 1999.05 - 2006.04|
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RIVERSIDE CONVENTION CENTERSchematic Design phase for the expansion and renovation of the existing City of Riverside Convention Center. The Center, built in 1972, Riverside, California, is comprised of approximately 50,000 square feet (sq. ft.) of ball rooms, flexible meeting, and exhibit hall space. The schematic program proposes approximately 30,000 sq.ft. of additional space divided throughout the building’s 3 levels. This includes the expansion of the exhibit hall and additional square footage of breakout rooms. Other proposed expansion areas include a concourse, restrooms, lobbies, ballrooms, roof top terrace, storage rooms, and service areas. The proposed schematic recommends the renovation of the Center’s plaza featuring enhanced hardscape and landscape, illuminated fountains, elements of military heritage, seating and gathering areas, attractive lighting, improved access to adjacent Hotels, and a pedestrian bridge that connects the Center to Third Street.
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CHRISTIAN SCHOOL of the DESERTDesign Development phase of the project for an undenominational Private School located in Palm Desert, California. This project has been approved with respected conditions of approval. This unique project is a proposed Preschool through 12th grade, including Classrooms, Administrative Buildings, Library, Cafeteria, Playground Areas, Sports Fields, Pool, Access Drives, Parking Areas, associated Grading, and infrastructure improvements. This development will consist of approximately 330,000 square feet (sq. ft.) of One and Two-Story structures on a site that is approximately 57.9 Acres.
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BANNING POLICE DEPARTMENTDesign Development and Construction Documentation phase for the Banning Police Department located in Banning, California. This project has been approved and was built in 2009. With a Prairie style type Architecture to compliment it’s surroundings the facility consists of Holding Cells, Offices, Locker Rooms, Exercise Space, Sally Port for Drop Off, Evidence Storage, Briefing, and Conference Rooms. This Police Station consists of approximately 32,000 square feet (sq. ft.) on a 3.05 Acre site.
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STORAGE115
Z
Z
STORAGE125
STORAGE101A
LOBBY102
SHOWERWOMENS
107
ROOMMONITOR
143
PROCESSINGEVIDENCE
121
INTAKE120ROOM
BRIEFING
113
WOMENS LOCKER108
STORAGE105
ARMORYLOGISTICS
119
GARAGE126
OPEN OFFICE142
OPEN OFFICE118
STORAGEEVIDENCE
122
RISERFS
129
ROOMUTILITY
131
OFFICELIVE SCAN
133
EQUIPMENTAV
137
STAIR140
INTERVIEW139
OFFICEOPEN
146
ROOMELEV
147
AA
CORRIDOR114
HALLWAY110
HALLWAY114a
STORAGE138
ROOMTOILET
135
PICK-UPEVIDENCE
128
VESTIBULE132
A/V STORAGE115a
STORAGENARCOTICS EVIDENCE
121a
ROOMTOILET
130
GA402
WH
TURNCLEARANCE
60" x 60"113B.5.4.6
LANDING72" LENGTH
113B.5.4.6
EXPWH
RAMPDOWN
EXP
S
K K K K K KM1
N N N N N
D E F G H J K
SSS S
VENT PER PLUMBING
PRE-CAST CONCRETECAP (TYP)
SOLAR CONTROL FINS (TYP)PER D6/A021, A7/A112
2" MTL CAP COPING PAINT FINISHTO MATCH PLASTER (TYP)PER J1/A511
WA
LL S
ECTI
ON
(A/A
400)
WA
LL S
EC
TIO
N(C
/A40
0)
123
123
123
123
WA
LL S
EC
TIO
N(E
/A40
1)
I1A302
H1A301
H1A300
12'-0" F.F. UPPER LEVEL
15'-0" B.O. WINDOW
24'-0" T.O. FACIA
28'-8" T.O. PARAPET30'-0" T.O. PARAPET31'-4" T.O. PARAPET
36'-3" T.O. FACIA
40'-0" T.O. RIDGE
0'-0" F.F. (34.70')
24'-0" T.O. FACIA
28'-8" T.O. PARAPET
30'-8" T.O. PARAPET
36'-3" T.O. FACIA
40'-0" T.O. RIDGE
SOLAR CONTROL FINS (TYP)PER D6/A021, A7/A112
GUTTER DOWNSPOUT W/ BRASS
CAP - 6" A.F.F. (TYP)
S
M2 N N
S S S
N N K KM1 KJ1 K K K K K K K K
CDEFGHJK
S
J1
-1'-3"0'-0" F.F. (34.70')
10'-0" B.O. SOFFIT
12'-0" F.F. UPPER LEVEL
15'-0" B.O. WINDOW
24'-0" T.O. FACIA
28'-8" T.O. PARAPET30'-0" T.O. PARAPET31'-4" T.O. PARAPET
36'-3" T.O. FACIA
40'-0" T.O. RIDGE
31'-4" T.O. PARAPET
-1'-5" F.F. (33.27')
T.O.W. 46.70'
12'-0" F.F. UPPER LEVEL
24'-0" T.O. FACIA
28'-8" T.O. PARAPET30'-0" T.O. PARAPET
36'-3" T.O. FACIA
40'-0" T.O. RIDGE
EQUIPMENT ENCLOSUREWALLS PRE-CASTCONCRETE CAP (TYP)
SOLAR CONTROLFINS (TYP)PER D6/A021, A7/A112
SOLAR CONTROL FINS (TYP)PER D6/A021, A7/A112
GUTTER DOWN SPOUT W/ BRASSCAP - 6" A.F.F. (TYP)
2" MTL CAP COPING PAINT FINISHTO MATCH PLASTER (TYP)PER J1/A511
WA
LL SE
CTIO
N(B
/A400)
WA
LL SE
CTIO
N(D
/A400)
WALL SE
CTIO
N(F/A
401)
123
123
123
123
E126aE126E128
H1A300
H1A301
I1A302
OVER FLOW BRASS CAPLOUVERS PER
MECHANICAL (TYP)
GUTTER DOWN SPOUT W/BRASS CAP - 6" A.F.F. (TYP)
B
C
K K K K K K K K K K K K KB
K K
C
K K K KL LL L
6
M2
2
M1
3 4
A A
5 7 8 91 10 11 12 13 14
Q Q
L L J2J1
0'-0" F.F. (34.70')
10'-0" B.O. SOFFIT
12'-0" F.F. UPPER LEVEL
15'-0" B.O. WINDOW
24'-0" T.O. FACIA
28'-8" T.O. PARAPET30'-0" T.O. PARAPET30'-8" T.O. PARAPET
31'-4" T.O. PARAPET
36'-3" T.O. FACIA
40'-0" T.O. RIDGE
OVER FLOW BRASS CAPOVER FLOW BRASS CAPOVER FLOW BRASS CAP
PRE-CAST CONCRETE CAP (TYP)
PV-1 PER PLUMBING
SOLAR CONTROLFINS (TYP)
PER D6/A021, A7/A112
SOLAR CONTROLFINS (TYP)PER D6/A021, A7/A112
OVER FLOW BRASS CAP
GUTTER DOWN SPOUT - BRASSCAP - 6" A.F.F. (TYP) GUTTER DOWN SPOUT - BRASS
CAP - 6" A.F.F. (TYP) GUTTER DOWN SPOUT - BRASSCAP - 6" A.F.F. (TYP)
WA
LL S
EC
TIO
N(G
/A40
2)
I1A304
G1A303
A1A303
A1A305
QA407
A1A304
123
123
123
123
123
123
123
123
R
E
D
E102G G
24'-2" T.O. FACIA
27'-4" T.O. RIDGE
30'-0" T.O. PARAPET31'-4" T.O. PARAPET
WAL
L SE
CTI
ON
I (A
403-
404)
WAL
L SE
CTI
ON
J1 K KK J2N N K KN N N N N N NN N N
Q2 Q2
4 29 114 1112 8 7 6 5 3
C2 C2
29'-3"
12'-0" F.F.UPPER LEVEL13'-6" B.O. FINS
15'-0" B.O. WINDOW
24'-0" T.O. FACIA
28'-8" T.O. PARAPET
31'-4" T.O. PARAPET
36'-3" T.O. FACIA
40'-0" T.O. RIDGE
ROD BRACING & FASTENERS- PAINT FINISH (TYP)
SOLAR CONTROLFINS (TYP)
PER D6/A021, A7/A112
GUTTER DOWN SPOUTW/ BRASS CAP - 6"
A.F.F. (TYP)
2" MTL COPING CAP PAINT FINISHTO MATCH PLASTER (TYP)
PER J1/A511
123
123
123
123
123
123
R2
E207 E205
E
E255
I1A304
A1A304
G1A303
A1A303
A1A305
35.08' F.S. CHILLER ENCLOSURE
12'-0" F.F. UPPER LEVEL13'-6" B.O. FINS15'-0" B.O. WINDOW
24'-0" T.O. FACIA
28'-8" T.O. PARAPET30'-0" T.O. PARAPET31'-4" T.O. PARAPET
STEEL TUBE PAINT FINISH (TYP)
GUTTER DOWN SPOUT W/ BRASS CAP - 6" A.F.F. (TYP) GUTTER DOWN SPOUT W/BRASS CAP - 6" A.F.F. (TYP)
GUTTER DOWN SPOUT W/BRASS CAP - 6" A.F.F. (TYP)
WALL SE
CTIO
N(J/A
405)
Public Entrance - Street View Administrative Entrance - Aerial View
Public Entrance - Night ViewSouth ElevationA1
East ElevationF1
North ElevationK1
West ElevationF10
Main Level Floor Plan
4.0A1
BEN CLARK TRAINING FACILITYMaster planning project for the County of Riverside. This project contains a small grid of existing streets and buildings transferred with the property from the March Air Force Base. These facilities include a two-story administrative building, 4 three-story dormitory/office buildings, and 170-seat auditorium/multi-purpose building with a full kitchen, dining area, and sound studio. The most recent structures built on the site are 5 single-story, pre-engineered steel buildings . In addition to the permanent structures there are two groups of temporary modular buildings that are occupied by the Sheriff Academy, California Highway Patrol, Fire Department, and Riverside Community College. The topography of the site is generally flat, with a gentle slope from the northwest to the southeast. Vegetation on the site is primarily composed of non-native grassland with small patches of native shrub species.
Option A Option B
Option C Option D
North West - Sheriff Aerial South East Fire Quad North East Memorial
East Aerial West Aerial - Sheriff Quad Overall Aerial
North Elevation
East Elevation North Fire Elevation
5.0A1
DETROIT AUTOMOTIVE ARCHIVEConceptual Design project at the University of Michigan - Ann Arbor. The Detroit Automotive Archive Library serves as an urban hub in the form of a Transit Station that connects the city to the surrounding areas. Using the circulation of the heart as a diagram, the Archive brings together multiple facets of its urban surroundings. It serves to relate information and to help people commute from different reaches of the urban setting. With Detroit being one of the most powerful and sprawling cities at one time in American history, the Automotive Archive and Transit Station not only focuses on the documentation of the automotive industry and it’s vast history, it also looks deep into the cities urban mesh. This project was selected for publication by the Accreditation Board.
The wire frame model below represents the circulation through an existing library. The Red Wire repre sents the path of a pedestrian entering the structure to retreive a book and then exit. The Tan Wire represents the movement of a library employee throughout their typical day. A circulation diagram was produced using blood flow through the heart as a model. Old blood in; oxygenated blood out.
The Detroit Automotive Archive was selected ‘High Achievement’ by the Accreditation Board at the University of Michigan. Through a series of investigations and understandings, one was able to see the larger picture involved in The City of Detroit. Detroit is one of the most poverty stricken cities in America. With decline of jobs lies the decline of life. Detroit is dying to be born again.
Model & Diagrams
Third Level Floor Plan
South ElevationEast Elevation
Section aSection b
