jAKE CANTRELL

Bachelor of Environmental DesignArchitectureVaiarc.com(808) 636-4693jakecantrellhi@gmail.comjake@vaiarc.com

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4 Yoga Studio12 Conference Room 16 University Faculty Housing18 Thomas Square Proposal20 Swim24 Student Work

Building Information Modeling

3D Computer Graphics and CAD

Raster Graphics Editor

Vector Graphics Editor

Desktop Publishing Software

Jake Cantrell

Bachelor of Environmental DesignUniversity of Hawaii at ManoaSchool of Architecture

Skills:

Revit

Rhinoceros

Photoshop

Illustrator

InDesign

Interests:3D Modeling and CGIGraphic DesignInterior ArchitectureProduct and Industrial DesignRetail Development Residential DevelopmentResidential ArchitecturePhotography and Film Editing

Vaiarc.com(808) 636-4693jakecantrellhi@gmail.comjake@vaiarc.com

Yoga StudioPersonal ProjectMay 2016

Space with a 1372 sq. ft. area able to accommodate 60 yoga practitioners at a time. The building houses separate men and women’s locker rooms. A reception area and office are able to sign-in members and counsel potential customers. Retail is at the storefront to increase revenue. Products are visible and available for interaction at the entrance for both customers and yoga members. Brand development was used to produce a logo and branding that potential consumers can be able to identify and correctly associate it with the brand.

Yoga StudioOne person needs 20 sq. ft. of space to practice. Space is able to accommodate 60 persons. Space is 1372 sq. ft.

LobbyWaiting AreaRelaxation

ReceptionClass Sign-InPOS/Cash Register

Office EnclosureEmployee MeetingsPrivate Counseling

RetailYoga Equipmentand Products

Passing through Retail allows for enticement, and encourages purchases.

Check-in for classes.

Large glazed curtain wall for storefront to attract new customers.

Office

Lobby

Yoga Studio

Women’s

Men’s

Locker

Locker Retail

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84’

38’

Reception

Office - Section - South1/16” = 1’ - 0”

Floorplan - Sections1/32” = 1’ - 0”

Retail - Section - South1/16” = 1’ - 0”

Section - East1/16” = 1’ - 0”

Yoga StudioSections taken from Revit sheet sets.

Storefront - Elevation - South1/16” = 1’ - 0”

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COREInteraction & Culture

OFFICEInteraction & Culture

Member Sign-In for Classes

Retail Purchases

New Membership Consultation

PampasGrasscloth

GreyColorGuard

JadeColorGuard

BeigeColorGuard

Onahau#ccffff

StudioWhiteFinish

Office to hold employee conferences and customer meetings.

Linear circulation allows for simple andeasy wayfinding.

Passing through Retail allows for enticement, and encourages product purchases.

Large glazed curtain wall for storefront to attract new customers.

Visible entrance to Yoga Studio.

Yoga Studio.

RETAILBranding & Identity

Shelving is minimalistic with features of industrial parts.Shelf bracket inspired by Eames Storage Unit.

Illuminated areas to focus on specific products.

Brand RecognitionThe potential consumer is able to identify a product and correctly associate it with the brand.

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Table Tent print and cut layout.

Logo and background for wall in yoga studio; can be replicated for storefront and banners.

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FOLD

Glazing BracketsSpider Clip as Alternative

Drop Ceiling

Recessed Lighting

Executive Seating:Saiba Chair pictured.

Sculptured Centerpiece

ConferenceRoomPersonal ProjectMay 2016

LV conference room designed to accommodate a small group of executives within the fashion company.

Two adjacent curtain walls serve as a boarder preventing distractions from surrounding spaces.

Transparent glazed entrance projects company image of transparent culture.

Hard Maple Wood Slats

Curtain Wall Mullions

Mullions create black square frames that encase reflective steel rings.White window film is applied to glass behind steel rings.

LV Roppongi, TokyoEric Carlson“Skin” of interlocking polished and brushed stainless steel rings.Design is derived from LV monogram Motif.

Maison de VerrePierre ChareaSkeleton Frame Steel ConstructionGlass and Glass Block

VRay 3D MapWindow Film provides privacy and graphic pattern printed on glass. Glass with pattern is positioned behind stainless steel rings.

LV bag, Speedy 25, modeled in to serve as a focal point in the design. It projects the company’s beginnings and its dedication to quality and craftsmanship.

Speedy 25 modeled in Rhinoceros 5

Sculptured elements modeled and composed prior to final rendering.

Computer Render in VRay for RhinoInitial Layout in Revit

Design sketch to organize main ideas and design process.

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DWELLING UNIT

PREFABRICATED PANEL

JACOB CANTRELL F2014 A415

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PREFAB 2 x 8 LUMBERPREFAB 2 x 6 LUMBER

EXTINT

1’ = 1/16”

1’ = 1/16”

SITE

16’

16’

100’

100’

NORTH SECTION

WEST SECTION

1’ = 1/64” 1’ = 1/32”

SITE SITE

64’ N N 32’ 100’ 100’

FIGURE GROUND PLAN

SITEUHM

FACULTY HOUSING

Modular-Prefab Unit Diagram

Site Plan Elevations

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2ND FLOOR

3RD FLOOR

ISO PERSPECTIVE

DINNING ROOM

10’ 4’

LIVING ROOM + 2 BEDROOMS

MASTER BEDROOM

1’ = 1/4”

1’ = 1/4”

1’ = 1/4”

1’ = 1/4”

UNIT

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University Faculty HousingUniversity of Hawaii at ManoaFall 2014

Modular-prefab housing to accommodate university faculty. Prefabricated units are affordable and space efficient. Spaces are vertical to decrease footprint. Commute to university decreases car use via integrated bike, bus and walking routes. Residential program to include adjacent college, farmer’s market and fitness activities.

Thomas Square Proposal Site Map

Section Sunlight

Open Air Structure

Open Air Structure Section

Open Air Structure Elevation

Water Level

Aquatic PlantsWater-Cleansing Biotope

On Site Café Plan

Thomas Square Proposal

University of Hawaii at ManoaFall 2013

Program to promote community use and involvement while integrating City bike, bus and walking routes. Site promotes and is able to accommodate various sized events while producing revenue for the City. An onsite café is a possible solution to increasing revenue. Water swales collect runoff water and cleanse via water-cleansing biotope for irrigation.

Site Runoff Water Treatment Plan

Cleansing LayerSand, Mineral Additive, Lava Rock

Normal Water LevelMax Detention Level

Nutrient extraction through plant filters

Intermediate LayerDrain LayerPerforated PipeSealingConcrete

Swim

Personal ProjectMay 2016

Digital painting hand sketched in Photoshop using a Wacom digital drawing tablet.

Pattern is mapped onto swim piece, and ren-dered in 3d software.

Sketch done with Graphite and White Pencil on Recycled Tan Paper

Digital Painting Process

One piece’s top and medium-cut bottom is connected with narrowed torso piece. Front torso piece mesh flows continuously from top to bottom while the white lining is interrupted by a circle cut in the center.

One Piece

Dark Red Mesh overlaying White Lining

Circular Torso Piece Cut Experimentation

Fabric possibly cut with laser technology.

Design Process

Patterns are constructed and mapped onto 3d objects. Design elements are tested for colors, scale and composition.

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PLATFORM BENCH JAKE CANTRELL

Steven Hill - ARCH 490 Furniture Design - Fall 2015 UHM SOA

DIMENSIONS

CIRCULATION

George Nelson Platform Bench MultipliCITY Public Bench

The seven platforms are supported by what Ito calls “characterizing.” Architectural ele-ments: A forest of 13 non-uniform tubes which appear to rise fluidly through the building.

Columns are like trees that transport water, food, sunlight in that they house electrical, utilities, vertical transportation.

Seating are platforms held by rising or newly grown trees. A scale reflecting the idea of the Sendai Mediatheque.

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Platform Bench Ash Wood Slats

Fourth Year Furniture Design Process

Student WorkUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa2013-2015

First Year Section

Second Year Inflatable Space Group CAD Project

Third Year Future Waikiki PlanGroup Research and Planning

First Year Sketch

First Year Section

Third Year Structure ModelLaser Cut

People connect meaningful experiences with water and the ocean.

Vaiarc is part of network as an arc is a section of a circle.

Vaiarc is invested into creating a community through

design by producing quality experiences.

Vai noun /’vī/ water, liquid

Arcnoun /ärk/ a line or shape that is curved like part of a circle

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