resume medres

JOHNOXENFELD EDUCATION CLEMSON UNIVERSITY MASTERS OF ARCHITECTURE MAY 2012 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY BACHELOR’S DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE MAY 2010 MINOR IN FINE ARTS (PHOTOGRAPHY) CUM LAUDE - GPA: 3.56 ARCHITECTURAL WORK CLEMSON UNIVERSITY Clemson, SC TEACHING ASSISTANT Jan 2010 - Dec 2010 assisted in the teaching of arch 861: contemporary architecture history, arch 351: studio, and arch 101: intro to architecture COLLEGE PROPERTIES Clemson, SC ARCHITECTURAL + DRAFTING CONSULTANT May 2009 - Dec 2010 advised, drafted, and developed plans for a set of student town homes that are to be modularly constructed MOSELEY ARCHITECTS Charlotte, NC ARCHITECTURAL INTERN May 2008 - Aug 2008 developed construction documents for a 35,000 sq. ft. jail expansion along with work on other municipal and education projects within a team OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE SKILLS + COMPETENCIES ACTIVITIES + AWARDS CLEMSON UNIVERSITY Clemson, SC STUDENT FIRE FIGHTER Oct 2007 - Present provided safety and support for both the city and university along with regular training and inspections PROFICIENT AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino, Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, SketchUp, Fabrication (Laser Cutting), Advanced Photography EXPERIENCE WITH Vectorworks, VRay, Flash, CNC routing, 3D printing TEGA CAY VFD Tega Cay, SC VOLUNTEER FIRE FIGHTER Nov 2005 - Present trained and served in the areas of fire fighting, vehicle extrication, hazmat control, and life/property preservation for the people of Tega Cay, SC CLEMSON UNIVERSITY FD Clemson, SC STUDENT FIRE FIGHTER OF THE YEAR Dec 2009 awarded by the administration on the basis of merit and work ethic CONTACT JOXENFE@GMAIL.COM 803.389.8593 HOME 10003 Bora Bora Dr. - Tega Cay, SC 29708 SCHOOL 203 Kelly Rd. - Apt 201 - Clemson, SC 29631 PORTFOLIO http://www.johnoxenfeld.carbonmade.com **References available upon request**  SELECTED WORK HAND DRAWING STUDIO WORK THEATER PROJECT Hazelhurst, GA Designing a 5,000 seat theater in smaller Georgian town allowed me to not only explore a large scale building design but also analyze urban planning. The building utilitizes a shell-like structure which is clad with either opaque or transparent panels covered by horizontal wooden slats. EXPANSION OF FLAT LAND FORM PROGRAMMING PUBLIC SPACE PARKING VEHICUAL CIRCULATION GREEN SPACE PERFORMANCE  ADDITIONAL WORK Angles on Mercer became a mesh of many ideas from a 4 week project. By first establishing two axises that intersect each other at non-uniform angle, the project quickly became an idea of oppostion. The large roof/wall structure acts a divide between clear cur land to the East and the lush wooded lot as best viewed to the West. This structure also stands at non-uniform angles as well as acting as thermal system. South Eastern sun strikes the roofing strucute, heats up air in an internal cavity causing it to rise. This warm rising air pulls cooler air from below the structure into the living space to create a passive cooling system in admist of the warm Atlanta climate. Upper Floor 1/16” = 1’ Lower Floor 1/16” = 1’