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JACOBDAV I DRICHIE

cellular: 903.394.4884email: jdrichie@tamu.edu542 ACR 4334Palestine, Texas 75803

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P R O F E S S I O NA L E X P E R I E N C E

AC T I V I T I E S & H O N O R S

2013 Laurelhouse StudioBryan, TexasArchitecture Intern

Programs:

Revit, AutoCAD, SketchUP, Photoshop,InDesign, Illustrator, Microsoft Office

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Member of National Society of Collegiate Scholars

Recipient of Arthur W. Licht Scholarship

Recipient of Robert O. Travis ‘32 Endowed Memorial Scholarship

Rushed Kappa Upsilon Chi, Christian FraternityKappa Upsilon Chi Social ChairKappa Upsilon Chi Chair of the Year

Impact Counselor

Model Building,Industrial Design,Graphic Design, Photography, Laser Cutting

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2010 - Present Texas A&M UniversityCollege of Architecture

Bachelor of Environmental DesignMinor in Art & Architectural History

GPA: 3.51

Fall 2012 Santa Chiara Study CenterCastiglion Fiorentino, Italy

Study Abroad

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07 ...............................................................................................................Zephyrean

15 ..................................................................................................................I - Center

21 ....................................................................................................Industrial Design

23 .......................................................................................Marine Research Center

25 ..................................................................................................Children’s Theater

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43 ...............................................................................................................Watercolor

NICHE ARCH 305 Located in the atrium of the Langford Architecture Center at Texas A&M University, the Niche, is the ideal study retreat for architecture students. Spanning three floors, the waffle structure provides vital services for the inhabitants of Langford. A drying rack for prints is incorporated on the first floor, while the second and third floors receive additional study spaces.

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inspiration: waffle structure space diagram inspiration: metropol parasol - seville, spain

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ZEPHYREAN ARCH 305Located in the courtyard of the Langford Architecture Complex at Texas A&M University, Zephyrean, serves as a home for visiting professors. Zephyrean houses three wind towers that incorporate evaporative cooling methods to cool the interior. The air is cooled after passing through a wetted media, that both holds water and acts as an evaporative surface.

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I-CENTER CARC 301partner project with Heath Bottoms Located in Castiglion Fiorentino, Italy, the I-Center serves as a welcoming center for tourists. The program is separated into four structures that house an information center, cafe, wine museum and gift shop.

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Gift ShopCafe

The Information Center houses an audio video space, help desk and a break room for staff members. The Wine Museum provides two large display rooms for wine collections and traveling art exhibitions.The Cafe is home to a large bar that overlooks an amphitheatre.The Gift Shop provides local wine farmers a space to sell their wine.

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INDUSTRIAL DESIGN ENDS 105Inspired from the Transamerica Pyramid in San Francisco, CA these pieces of furniture do not require screws, glue or any other fasteners. Therefore these structures can easily be assembled in a matter of seconds.

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MARINE RESEARCH CENTER ARCH 207team project with Chelsea Koh and Frankie Volpicella

Located in Saint Croix, the Marine Research Center is a complex made up of three separate buildings: a laboratory, a dormitory and a community center. Chelsea Koh focused on the laboratory, Frankie Volpicella designed the dormitory and Jacob Richie designed the community center. The community center, displayed on this spread, houses an administration wing, an outdoor complex with touch tanks, and an audio visual room for watching informative videos.

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Atrium ViewB O T T O M S + R I C H I ECHILDREN’S THEATER ARCH 405

partner project with Heath Bottoms

Located in Bryan, Texas the Children’s Theater is a 27,000 square foot building that is designed to promote the performing arts. The building is home to a black box theater, dance studio, costuming workshop, scene shop, paint shop and prop shop.

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CUBE ENDS 106The cube is a three dimensional representation of the word structured. The interior of the 10X10X10 cube is fabricated with white museum with a corrugated cardboard shell.

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WATERCOLOR CARC 311Painted in the fall of 2012, these watercolors capture scenes from the Italian countryside.

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