RedC Studio

Vernon Street - Design/Permit for Residential Renovation and Addition in Phoenix Arizona Historic Preservation Neighborhood. In collaboration with Elemental Group - Ernesto Fonseca. 

New Project (Edgemere Street) - Design/Permit for Residential Addition in Phoenix Arizona Historic Preservation Neighborhood. In collaboration with elemental design - Ernesto Fonseca. 

The property is located in a floodplain and the client wanted to build a strong 2'-0" wall around the front of the property that would with be both decorative and functional.   

The project called for a solution in the form of a wall (alley wall) that created privacy but was provided visibility for the owners to see who was in the alley. We also incorporated a motion sensor light to illuminate the alley at night when there is activity in the alley. 

Completed construction documents for the real estate developer and contractor to execute this wonderful project. Converted garage into additional bedroom with attached bathroom, a laundry room,  as-built drawing for existing addition removing some interior walls and made an addition to the back to create an open layout and designed custom front and back patio. Collaborator Ernesto Fonseca.

E. McDowell Rd/Mesa,AZ / Pre-Design + Schematic Design (photographs, measure, drafting, concept designs)

Concept Image of downtown Rockford, Illinois for Gary Anderson Architects

SimplyShed.com

Graphic Design / Branding

Elm Street / Phoenix,AZ Completed construction documents for the real estate developer and contractor to execute this project. Converted garage into studio with a bathroom and kitchenette. Collaborator Ernesto Fonseca.

Turney Ave /Phoenix,AZ / completed construction

The competition takes its inspiration from Learning By Doing, an exhibition at the Guggenheim Museum’s Sackler Center for Arts Education, which features plans, photographs, and models of shelters built by students at the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture.

 This is the introduction video from my architectural thesis that I presented on May 2nd 2009 at Arizona State University. Redevelopment of urban alleys as armatures for the development of small scale housing in aging neighborhoods with high property values.

Frontyard landscape redesign that included removing the existing rock, an invasive chinaberry tree, planting some prairie grasses and some hybrid desert trees. We also expanded the front patio to increase activity in the front and some large poured-in-place concrete steps.  

DWR Champagne Chair_Exhibit Tour The competition called for an original miniature chair using only the foil, label, cage and cork from one Champagne bottle. The design was selected to tour as an exhibit piece to various Design Within Reach stores around the United States.

B.S. in Architectural Studies