WILLIAM

EDUCATION

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE

TECHNICAL PROFICIENCIES

REFERENCES

UNIVERSITY ASSISTANSHIP/FELLOWSHIP

University of PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania

Master of Architecture08.2008 05.2011

University of KentuckyLexington, Kentucky

Bachelor of Arts in Architecture08.2004 05.2008

Architectural AssociationLondon, United Kingdom

Semester Abroad Studio08.2010 12.2010

Berlage InstituteRotterdam, Netherlands

Summer Abroad Studio05.2007 08.2007

Lexington, Kentucky 05.2008 08.2008

patrick@enterny.com

ferdakolatan@design.upenn.edu

Covington, Kentucky 05.2011 08.2011

08.2008 05.2011Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Takenaka CorporationOsaka , Japan

Intern

05.2010 08.2010Supported the creation of innovative projects at the head office of an international corporation. Assisted with the design, development, and visualization of projects. The production and submission for an outdoor courtyard in a new development neighboring an 800 year old temple in Kyoto. Responsibilities included 3D modeling and producing presentation quality images and drawings.

MP FoundryLexington, Kentucky

01.2008 08.2008

Designer/Fabricator Supported the creation of innovative projects at various scales from local proposals to open entry competitions. Responsibilities included research and design development for a pendant lamp,and fabrication based research including: 3D printing, laser cutting, and polyurethane casting.

Enter ArchitectureSydney, Australia

08.2011 04.2012Supported the creation of innovative projects at a 3-person architectural firm. Assisted with the design and development of various residential projects. The production and submission for an national competition. Responsibilities included 3D modeling, producing presentation quality images and drawings, and developing structural analysis and documentation drawings.

Design Architect

University of PennsylvaniaAided in the rapid production of models through the operation of a Laser Cutting and Engraving System. Responsibilities included operation and maintenance of machinery.

UPENN Design Output Shop Laser Operator

Griffin Industries Demolition/Laborer

Specialty Interiors

Software Adobe Creative Suite, AutoCAD, Autodesk Maya, Rhinoceros, V-Ray, Maxwell.

Hardware Laser cutter Operation and intermediate maintenance, HP Plotter operation, high-profficiency physical modeling (design and implementation).

Patrick Keane Principal, Enter Architecture

Ferda Kolatan Professor, University of Pennsylvania

Assistant Project Manager

08.2008 05.2011The Curry Stone Design Prize is awarded to an individual or group for the development and implementation of humanitarian design. Responsibilities included contacting nominated firms, researching projects, and the design and preparation of dossiers to be reviewed by the prize judges.

Curry Stone Design PrizeLexington, Kentucky

Research Fellow

TYLER ZEMBRODT62 W 107th 4B

New York, NY 10025United States

william.zembrodt@gmail.comcargocollective.com⁄williamZEMBRODT859.653.2688

Zembrodt work sample 1

interior perspective

street perspective

context

architecture

Location: Bondi, Sydney, NSWProject Manager Patrick KeaneFirm: Enter Architecture

villasbondi

First Floor Plan

The Villas were designed to activate a high profile intersection in Bondi, the Eastern Suburbs of Sydney, Australia. A banding system, wrapped the building creating long sinuous open-ings that allowed the building to breathe both visually and environmentally. With geometry borrowed from the ocean side culture of waves, surf, and sea, the building peels up at it base to accommodate public program such as a restaurant and elderly car facilities. The above three floors hold six apartments each, and incorporate rooftop terraces for all apartments on the third floor.

axon

Zembrodt work sample 2architecture

Location: Sydney, NSW, AUProject Manager: Patrick Keane Firm: Enter Architecture

17 Dalmeny Ave

Located in the suburbs of Sydney, Australia, this project was a addition onto a Federal

Period style home. The addition to the house was to include a new kitchen, living

space, bathroom, and en suite master bedroom

upstairs. The new comple-ments the old, as the existing

pitch of the roof is extruded outward to the rear of the

site. The result is a shell paneling system, providing

skylights at specific intervals and capped with a transparent wall of glass

eroding the division between the interior

and the exterior.

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ground floor 1/16” = 1’

architecture + innovation

Location: new york, nyInstructor: ferda kolatanPartner: valmik vyas

turbulenceshifting

Studio Supercharged served as an attempt to prototype for the approaching zero emissions era. In the design of the first Electric Vehicle Hub in NYC, it was our goal to create an expressive, compelling, and innovative design; one that could supplement the cities needs. By providing an opportunity for the public to interact with - and further understand - the new technologies (of fabrication, branding, wind collection, automotive design, etc. Shifting Turbulence works toward the goal of a zero emissions future by fostering the growing popularity of electric vehicles.

Shifting Turbulence mediates technology, form, and culture. Architecture is a medium for discovery. By combin-ing these three factors into the design process, the building’s form breeds new unique relationships between program and function. Each part of the whole, effectively, works to support the building as a system that provides energy for the EV; moreover, the shape the building takes must take into consideration this primary function, but must also be provocative. It must become an icon, and symbol to the public representing our modern era.

Zembrodt work sample 4architecture + innovation

Location: new york, nyInstructor: ferda kolatanPartner: valmik vyas

turbulenceshifting

night perspective

Zembrodt work sample 5architecture

Location: Kokopo, Papua New GuineaFirm: Enter ProjectsInstructor: patrick keane

residenceremote

interiorities

Working in a remote region of Papua New Guinea, the Kokopo Residenece simulates the fluid geometries of volcanic lava. Walls flow and undulate through the site encouraging a variety of unique spaces to unflold. The walls carry with them all programatic requirements including: furniture, stairs, planters, etc. The roof acts as a giant canopy, and allows for cross ventilation in the open air residence. Local woods and vegeitation are used to fuse the building into its jungle context.

night perspective

axon front

axon right

axon left

Zembrodt work sample 6architecture

Location: Kokopo, Papua New GuineaFirm: Enter ProjectsInstructor: patrick keane

renovationornamental

interioritiesThe renovation of a three bedroom house in Papua New Guinea, involved the addition of anew roof and supporting trellis structure. The structure provides common place functionssuch as a balustrade and security. However, the design also involved a tribal, ethnic, andcontemporary aesthetic. Driven from the local tribal masks, the design utilized symmetry andfluidity to preserve and a “mask” the existing structure. The structure holding the roofbecomes ornament enhancing the experience of space.

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RECORDING STUDIOS

ROOF TERRACE

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With any contemporary institution there must exist a positive tension between provision for the public and provision for the participant.

Tectonically this tension manifests itself in the basic elements of architec-ture - circulation, program, enclosure, etc. At ground level the design

branches out toward the public attracting and dispersing throughout. It takes root in the urban fabric. Absent of this stability the architecture

becomes like a plant with no nutrition; the cultural value withers up and it becomes mundane.

location: philadelphia, pa instructor: cathrine veikos

institutecurtis

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ENTRY FROM LOCUST STREET

URBAN CONTEXT

AUDITORIUM

LIVING QUARTERS

DORMITORY LOBBY

Section N/S

architecture + dwelling