University of Virginia School of ArchitectureB.S. Arch (Pre-Professional), B. Arch HistoryDean’s List, Intermediate Honors

St. Christopher’s SchoolHighest Honors

Charlottesville, VAFall 2021

Richmond, VAMay 2017

Education

Research Assistant, Collective Living and the Architectural Imaginarywith Felipe Correa, Anthony Averbeck, and Devin DobrowolskiFabricated drawings of case study buildings through a series of analytical projections.Analyzed a series of buildings through multiple contextual layers relating them to their city and greater ecosystems.

Teaching Assistant, SARC 6710Engaged with workshop groups twice a week throughout the semester.Reviewed student’s assignments biweekly and held office hours weekly.Contributed further by doing additional research with Professor Earl Mark.

Intern, ARCHITECTUREFIRMProcured a drawing set of a carriage house renovation from schematic design to 100% construction documents in collaboration with a senior architect and partner.Created and altered presentation and marketing material using InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, Enscape, Rhino, Revit, and SketchUp.

Extern, Lynx VenturesUsed Mapbox, ArcGIS Pro, Illustrator, and InDesign to create and edit interactive maps of the company’s properties and amenities.Conceptualized an aesthetic mode based on the company’s branding and style guides.

Intern, Johannas Design GroupAssisted with schematic designs, developing new concepts and creating drawings.Collaborated with various team members and senior architects when working on day-to-day tasks and devising new concepts.

Graphic Designer, University of Virginia Athletic DepartmentCreated a broad range of work using various design techniques using Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, and Bridge to create images and layouts.Conceptualized and developed print and digital graphical products for recruiting, key events, and invitational activities.

Job Shadowing, SMBW ArchitectsAccompanied senior members of the firm as they performed client meetings and site visits.Procured precedent images for presentation slides and design development.

Charlottesville, VASeptember 2019 - Present

Charlottesville, VAFall 2019

Richmond, VASummer 2019

Richmond, VAWinter 2019

Richmond, VASummer 2017, 2018

Charlottesville, VAAugust 2017 - September 2019

Richmond, VASummer 2016

Experience

Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, AutoCAD, Rhino, Enscape, V-Ray, Lumion, Mapbox, Photography/Videography, DJI Drone Photography/Videography

Revit, ArcGIS Pro, SketchUp Pro, Grasshopper, Bluebeam, Premier Pro, 3D Printing

Proficient

Knowledgeable

Skills

(703) 638-4223dzg4nb@virginia.edudylan@dylangibbs.com

Dylan Gibbs

Subterranean Museum

Subterranean Museum Plan

Urban Context

At Grade Plan

At Grade Paths

Co-Working Space

Mullions

Rooftop Park

Chosen Programs;Square Footage

Categor izat ion of Gal lery Space

Distr ibut ion of Gal lery Space Abi l i ty to Work Independent ly Abi l i ty to Work Col lect ive ly

The Other Market Street Park

A cultural response to Charlottesville’s Market Street Park and the Robert E. Lee Statue

“CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — The city of Charlottesville was engulfed by violence on Saturday as white nationalists and counter protesters clashed in one of the bloodiest fights to date over the removal of Confederate monuments across the South.

White nationalists had long planned a demonstration over the city’s decision to remove a statue of Robert E. Lee. But the rally quickly exploded into racial taunting, shoving and outright brawling, prompting the governor to declare a state of emergency and the National Guard to join the police in clearing the area.

Those skirmishes mostly resulted in cuts and bruises. But after the rally at a city park was dispersed, a car bearing Ohio license plates plowed into a crowd near the city’s downtown mall, killing a 32-year-old woman.”

- The New York Times, Aug. 12, 2017

Location: Charlottesville, Virginia

Program: Cultural Center

MuseumGallery Space

Co-working SpaceMaker’s SpaceWorkshop Classrooms

Co-working SpaceWorkshop Classrooms

Public Park

GF:

1F:

2/3F:

Roof:

Structure and Circulation

Ground Layer

Urban Units Layer

Suburban Units Layer

Rural Unit LayerThree Places

The intent for the housing complex is to show a density of spacial typologies within a limited urban context. Four stacked landscapes — an urban parking lot, a floor of an urban housing complex, a suburban street, and a rural farm — form independent ecosystems stacked on top of one another, maintaining the true phenomenological experience of each individual place. Each place acts as an individual system in a complex machine.

Questions as drivers of the project are engaged as such: Can the idealized American quality of life be maintained as population densities increase? Preparing for this inevitable future, what basic need requirements must be satisfied before such increases in density take place? What role will nature, comprehensively, play in such an increase in density in an urban context? Is not the issue here ‘urban rural’ and subsequently ‘suburban rural’ literally and metaphorically thought and practiced? Three Places attempts to reflect on the concept of ‘urban rural’: creating the phenomenological atmosphere of a rural site within an urban place.

The concept of allowing one ground to arrange nature on numerous levels acts as both a continuation of the existing landscape and a symbol of its artificiality. Three Places provides multi-level public and private space as an extension to existing public spaces. At ground level it serves the Downtown Mall and Charlottesville’s downtown life. At the second level, it uses density of urbanity to directly relate to its ground floor. Distancing itself from the ground, a suburban floor reaches comparable heights to the neighbouring parking garage to remain grounded in site but non directly within the dense, urban context. 155 feet off of the ground, a rural house and landscape raise above the city to achieve views unencumbered of the site; rolling hills at the edge create a feeling of an endless plateau above the city.

Location: Charlottesville, Virginia

Program: Housing and such

Existing SpaceParking Lot

Urban Housing

Suburban HousingRoad

Rural HousingFarm

GF:

1F:

2/3F:

Roof:

Urban Ground Urban Units

Suburban Units Rural Unit

Existing Building Studies

Through the study of existing buildings, lessons learned in both spatial uses and computer drafting lead to a understanding of the space in a new way.

3018 Floyd Avenue, a row house in the Museum District of Richmond, Virginia was examined as a dwelling unit for three people and a dog, Sadie. An axonometric drawing accompanied by a plan and section are used as devices to examine the use of spaces in two regions of the house -- the front of the house and the first floor. A further examination to how the house works in a system of similar houses reveals how the houses are repeated in plan but greatly varies in facade.

University Hall at the University of Virginia, examined in its final years before being demolished, was modeled in Rhino 6 and rendered using V-Ray.Written about by UVAToday and the School of Architecture in further detail, the works were produced as a way to shape a new era for the project – one of a digital reality.

The focus of the project was significantly influenced by the interior as its details carried much of the spirit of the building during its construction and early life. Using the original blueprints and some photos of the building taken during a site visit, a computer model of the arena in University Hall was formed by recreating three dimensional geometries of the space (down to the seat number). After the model’s construction, V-Ray was used to understand the material and lighting components of the space.

Location: Virginia

Program: Housing and Recreational

wooden joists 2"X10"sub flooring on diagonal 1"X8"wooden beam 10"x10"sycamore flooring 5"x0.75"

12"

basement

outer whythe 3.5"air space 2"inner whythe 3.5"strapping 1.5"lathplasterbalsam bark paint

bedroom

living room

attic

108"

24"

foyer

sadie

cross beam

beagle-hound mix

12"

galvanized steel sheett=0.1" standing-seam roofingstructural plywood t-.5"rafter 1"x1" @ 10"rigid insulation foam t=.5"steel plate t=.6"steel pipe 2 X 4 X .15

office

1.5 ton 12 seer air handlerdual heat pump

8" rise10" tread

108"

108"

96"

12"

Internship WorkARCHITECTUREFIRM

In the summer of 2019, I interned at ARCHITECTUREFIRM in Richmond, Virginia. Over the course of the summer, several projects occupied a majority of my time, notably a construction drawing set for local carriage house renovation. Under the supervision of a partner and senior architect, I drew, labeled, and annotated a seventeen page set from schematic design through 100% CDs. Through the process, I also was a member of client and contractor meetings. The project is expected to complete construction by Thanksgiving 2019.

Other works and responsibilities included rendering, representational drawings, site analysis, code analysis, material and furniture selections, and schematic design for residential, commercial and multi-use projects in Virginia (Charlottesville, Delataville, Richmond), Washington, D.C., and New York (Manhattan, Montauk).

Similar internships and externships focused on schematic design, urban mapping, marketing visualization, and presentation material.

Section Detail - Window Wall D100 at Head1

Section Detail - Window Wall D100 at Threshold3

Section Detail - at Wall base and Floor of Storage Room 1015

Section Detail - Skylight2

Section Detail - At Ceiling of Storage Room 1014

2x6

1 3/8" 3 1/2" 5 5/8" 3/4" 2 3/4"

1'-2 1/8" VIF

3/4"

1 3/

4"3/

4"

Spray insulation typical ininterior wood frame walls - fillsteel beam cavity withinsulation, typ.

Wood blocking at screenpocket as required

Wood trim, painted to matchwall color - align faces withface of window screen housingand adjacent gypsum wall

Window wall screen pocket,refer to window manufacturerfor specification

1/8" +/- plaster finish on1/2" gypsum wall board,typical all wall for room 100

PL-01

Interior - Studio Exterior

2x62x4

D100

el. 7'-8 1/4"Fin Masonry OpeningB.O. Steel

Existing brick wall

Salvage existingbrick for concealingnew steel beam

New 10x33 steelbeam - pack withblocking

Notch brick to hidesteel plate

Finished face of brickwall beyond

Exterior wood trim -painted to matchfolding window wallframe

Pressure treated woodblocking at windowframe as required

9 3/

4" V

IF1"

2"1/4"

9 1/8" 5"

Center line of steel beam

Window wall screen pocket beyond

Wood trim beyond

Window wall screenframe - T.O. frame toalign with finish floor

beyond

Concrete slab

WB-01

ST-01

D100

Waterproofing at edgeof slab - carry underwindow frame to coverslab depression

1" rigid insulation atedge of concrete slab,typical

-0'-3 1/4"T.O. Exterior Paver

8"

Exterior paver - seelandscape drawings

Brick wall beyond2"6

5/8"

7 3/

8"

Floor assembly Contractor to verify requirements

2 3/

8"7/

8"

1 3/8" 3 1/2" 5 5/8" 3/4" 2 3/4"

1'-2 1/8" VIF

10 1/8" 4"

-0'-3 1/4"T.O. Slab

0'-0"Finish Floor

Edge of slab

Sealant and backer rod

Exterior paver - seelandscape drawings

2"

3 1/

4"

5/8" 3 1/2"

5/8"

1 3/8"

6 1/

2"

2" 4"5"

1'-5 3/4"1'-11 1/2"1"9"

Existing adjacent building

Existing parapet beyond

GFRC ceiling at skylight -suspended ceiling fromstructure above

T

Aluminum knife-edge channel

Exterior wood trim beyond

Center of existing beam

Existing beam toremain, paint andrepair as required

9'-3 3/4"Finished Ceiling

2 3/

4"

Exterior sheathed ceiling,paint to match interior walls

Existing door anddoor track to bereused, paint andrepair as required

3"

5/8"

1 1/

2"7/

8"

1'-4 1/4"

12'-10" VIFT.O. Wall

9'-3 3/4"Finished Ceiling

1/4"

1"2

1/2"

D102

ST-01

WB-01

PL-01

Backer rod and sealant

Interior - Studio Interior - Storage Exterior

Interior - Studio Exterior

Interior - Studio Exterior

BeyondD101Existing sliding doorsto remainExisting brick wall

AB-01

XSC-01

Exterior sheathing

6 1/8" Partition EX1

Beyond

1/4" reveal

T.O. Concrete Slab -0'-3 1/4"T.O. Exterior Paver

8"

Adjustable track light fixture

Driver

Power supply

Velux adhesive underlayment 9" width

Velux EDL flashing as required

Blocking as required

Layer of 1/2" gypsum wall boardwith 1/8" +/- plaster finish

7/8" furring channel spaced 16" O.C.

Factory installed 21ga. steel deck seal mountingbracket with corrosion resistant finish

Gypsum wall board trim groove

3'-1 1/2"

2 7/8" 2'-8 5/8" Aperture Width (Daylight Area) 2 1/8"

22ga. roll formed aluminum frame cover

Insulated glazing

9 1/4"

5/8"

7/8"

1'-2

1/4

"

6"3/

4"3/

4"

1 1/

2"7

1/2"

Suspended hat channel grid

5/8" gypsum ceiling

7/8" steel furring channelspaced 16" O.C.

3 5/8" light gauge steel stud

Align1/4" reveal

Velux fixed skylights (FS), deck mountedM06 - space to center over existing joists

Blocking as required

-0'-1"T.O. Slab

0'-0"Finish Floor

Open to plenum return

Open to mechanical room beyondfor plenum return

Grout infill as req'd

4"

Grout infill

4"

3 5/8" 7/8" 5/8"

Stefanovich RenovationRichmond, Virginia

www.architecturefirm.co804-308-8007

100% Construction Documents6 August 2019

A410

Exterior Section Details

3" = 1'-0"

NotesNotesFloor Assembly (top to bottom):- 3/4" stone floor on- setting bed on- Grout infill on- 4" concrete slab on- sub-slab vapor barrier on- compacted gravel base

Roof assembly (outside to inside):- TPO roof membrane on- 1" rigid insulation- New 3/4" sheathing on- existing wood rafters with new spray insulationbetween rafters

Refer to A900 for all material descriptions listed belowand on drawings.

AB-01 Air BarrierCONC-01 Concrete GWB Gypsum Wall BoardPL-01 Plaster finishST-01 BluestoneST-02 QuartzWB-01 Wall BaseWD-01 Solid Wood FinsWD-02 Veneer WoodWP-01 WaterproofingXSC-01 Exterior StuccoXWD-01 Exterior grade wood cladding, stained

Refer to landscape drawings

Location: Virginia, New York, D.C.

Program: Housing, Commercial, Recreational, Multi-Use