Intern Architect | July-September 2014Architecture Design Office | Richmond, VA• Implemented Rhino modeling allowing the visualization of curve centric design for the Guggenheim Helsinki Competition • Drafted base plan in AutoCAD for two renovation projects• Received approval from the client for an office renovation project through a plan diagram and photo montages Extern | 6-10 January 2014Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas + Company | Norfolk, VA• Revised University of Michigan plans for design publication using AutoCAD and Adobe`` Illustrator

Maya Workshop Mentor | 9 November 2013Virginia Film Festival | Charlottesville, VA• Mentored a middle school student on animating characters in the Australian Aboriginal Dreaming Story, The Frog Who Wouldn’t Laugh

Intern | May-August 2012Campaign Office of Congressman Scott Rigell | Virginia Beach, VA• Received the Best Intern Award• Designed a binder of signage locations for reusability through graphic representation using Adobe Illustrator.

University of Virginia | May 2014 Charlottesville, VirginiaBachelor of Science in Architecture Minor in Urban Planning

Dean’s List | Fall 2013 Study Abroad | June-August 2013 Sustainable Europe | Riva San Vitale, Switzerland• Advanced knowledge in Global Sustainability through the perspective of energy, water, and transportation systems

TEDxUVA Stage Design | December 2013-February 2014Teamwork• Published in the U.Va. Architecture School Magazine, The Colonnade • Published in the American Institute of Architecture Student Magazine, CRIT 2014 Issue 77

Arctic Exhibition | 15-24 January 2014Teamwork• Created awareness of the complications in the Arctic through constructing the exhibition as a culmination of a semester-long Arctic Studio Research and Design Project Felt Sambo | January-May 2013Teamwork• Submitted an origami felt installation to the CURTAINS event hosted by the Center for American Architecture and Design at the University of Texas in Austin • Discovered the potential of the felt to become less rigid through routing and sewing together origami patterns on the felt panels

Proficient in: • Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign• Revit and AutoCAD• Rhino and Catia• Maya• 3D Printing• Physical Modeling

President | 2012-2013Thai Student Organization | Charlottesville, VA• Increased the community recognition of the organization through the establishment of an official logo • Promoted Thai culture awareness by administering new events, resulting in increased attendance

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Arisa ChentaphunTel: (757) 636-5553

E-mail: ac7mh@virginia.edu4605 Bellamy Court | Virginia Beach, VA 23462

LESSONS IN FABRICATIONVaulted Terminal | Fall 2013 | Critic: Mara Marcu

This terminal is an extension to the Henri Coanda Airport in Bucharest, Romania. The shape of the airport originates from the Romanian egg patterns taking into a program called Catia. The cell takes the form of vaults that get modulated forming the shape of the terminal.

This is a collection of models created during the four years at the University of Virginia. Varied in materials and concepts, these models provide a new perspective to the design.

LESSONS IN MODELINGFall 2011-May 2014 | Critic: Amanda Swanekamp, Zaneta Hong and Karolin Moellman, Mara Marcu,Lucia Phinney, Matthew Jull, and Karen Van Lengen

Work Sample | Arisa Chentaphun

LESSONS IN FABRICATIONTEDxUVA Stage Design | Spring 2014 Partner: Ben Lawson, Ellison Turpin, and Austin Walker

Will be featured in the American Institute of Architecture Student, CRIT 2015

TEDxUVA is one of the independently organized talks inspired by the popular global conference TED talk with the slogan “Ideas Worth Spreading.”

The theme for TEDxUVA 2014 is Make Your Own Path, which is our underlying concept for the stage design. The cells were laser cut and sewn together with 3D printed supports to make it three dimensional.

LESSONS IN ANIMATIONCritic: Earl Mark | Program: Adobe Maya

The Hunger Game uses motion capture as well as key framing to create the smooth movements of the monkey.

LESSONS IN DRAWINGFall 2014 | Critic: Pam Black

These drawings use a variety of different mediums ranging from regular pencil to charcoal to ink pad. The theme ranges from abstract to landscape to figure drawings to hand drafting.

Work Sample | Arisa Chentaphun

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