PROFESSIONALEXPERIENCE

RESEARCH ASSISTANTDepartment of Architectural History at UVA | MENTOR: Richard Guy Wilson+ Gather information relating to Thomas Jefferson for the University bicentennial.+ Peruse historical databases to create a digital portfolio of Thomas Jefferson’s architec-tural accomplishments, including digital copies of original hand drawings, historical context information, and personal exchanges.+ Visit the Special Collections Library to view and analyze first-hand Jefferson’s drawings.

AUGUST 2016- MAY 2017

FILING CLERKThe Market Basket | Franklin Lakes, NJ+ Responsible for maintaining the organization of the business’ filing cabinets, mailing ven-dor invoices, filing and billing catering orders, answering phones, and completing any tasks put forward by my boss.

SUMMER 2016- SUMMER 2017

SUMMER 2018 DESIGN INTERNThe Hawthorne Gallery | Big Sur, CA+ Recreate the existing website to reflect inventory as found physically within the gallery space and satellite storage facilities + Collect and compile artist inventory once new works are received, in order to keep the gallery website as up-to-date, as inventory and time permit. + Maintain organization of gallery documents and complete any other tasks put forward by my boss.

RECOGNITION

FALL 2017 - SPRING 2019 + Dean’s List

+ Intermediate Honors 2 years of academic achievement in the top 20% of 3rd year architecture students.

FALL 2018

WINTER 2019 ARCHITECTURAL EXTERNFX Collaborative Architects | New York, New York + Work with a Project Manager on refining and simplifying construction drawings for the project’s future publication in the architectural record. + Project: SUNY Purchase Arts Center + Project Manager: Steve Mielke

SUMMER 2019 ARCHITECTURAL INTERNHart Howerton Architects | New York, New York + Work with Principal & Associate architects on an array of projects, including urban-scale masterplanning, mixed-use development, community vision planning for the future, and competition RFP projects.+ Extensive work in InDesign and Photoshop to diagram design updates for review in client/developer meetings. + Project Locations: San Mateo, CA | Kiawah Island, SC | Jupiter Island, FL | Summerlin, NV | Sleepy Hollow, NY + Project Managers: Nicole Emmons, Paul Milana, Xiao Wu, Leslie Neville

EDUCATION

LEADERSHIP & SERVICE

AUGUST 2016 - MAY 2020

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA | CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA | B.S. IN ARCHITECTUREPre-Professional Concentration | MINOR Architectural History+ Cumulative GPA: 3.780/4.00+ Major GPA: 3.859/4.00

SEPTEMBER 2014 - MAY 2016

DEERFIELD ACADEMY | DEERFIELD, MA 01342+ Cumulative GPA: 90.992/100

JANUARY 2018- PRESENT

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Virginia Architecture Magazine+ Collect and compile undergraduate student projects to publish online to the VAM publication.+ Organize various exhibition events to bring student work off the screen and to the walls.+ Encourage student submission of various levels (from casual sketching to detailed, research-based explorations) so as to facilitate reading from within and without the School of Architecture.

NOVEMBER 2017- PRESENT

VOLUNTEER COUNSELORCamp Kesem | UVA Chapter+ Volunteer at a week-long, unpaid camp for children whose parents have been directly affected by cancer.+ Participate in fundraising to ensure camp is entirely free for children attending.+ Engage with campers and families throughout the year to foster lasting bonds.

APRIL 2017- PRESENT

STUDENT DOCENTFralin Museum of Art at UVA+ Lead tours to visiting groups of all ages, experiences, and knowledge levels.+ Compile relevant and interesting information to works being toured.+ Ask questions to prompt close looking and observation, encourage analytical discussion based on observations, and emphasize the value of critical inquiry.

FALL 2019

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TEACHING ASSISTANT University of Virginia School of Architecture+ ARCH 1O10 - Lessons of the Lawn, Professor Peter Waldman

+ AutoCAD, Revit, Rhino/VRay, Grasshopper, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Bluebeam Revu, ArcGIS, Microsoft Office

+ Physical modeling, lasercutting, hand drafting

SKILLS

CARLY TOMINOVICH t: 201.400.5366e: cmt8ky@virginia.edu

I. THE NESTFOUNDATION STUDIO V SPRING 2019 | Instructor: Schaeffer Somers

“But under the beaming, constant and almost vertical sun of Virginia, shade is our Elysium. In the absence of this, no beauty of the eye can be enjoyed.” -Thomas Jefferson

At the intersection of Emmet Street and University Avenue, The Nest acts as a new gateway to Central Grounds, one which recalls Thomas Jefferson’s vision for a University botanical garden. The Nest is both a built and natural shaded canopy of trees, an arborium for gathering and engaging in democratic discourse. Within The Nest and it’s surrounding arborium, visitors and University members alike may gather under the

shade of a shared canopy to confront problems, collaborate alongside peers, and develop solutions to issues of democracy. Situated on such a prominent location to the entry of the University, The Nest welcomes visitors into its spatial park, a nest of interwoven natural and man-made elements that, together, blur the distinction between landscape and architecture.

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II. LAGOON FUTURES: REUNITING CITY & LANDSCAPERESEARCH STUDIO I : Winneba, Ghana

FALL 2019 | Instructors: Nancy Takahashi & Guoping Huang

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AGRICULTURE + URBANISM | GROWTH PATTERNS OVER TIMECARLY TOMINOVICH | ARCH 4010This set of maps and infographs explores the relationship between agricultural and urban land growth over time, focusing particularly on the time period between 2000 and 2018 in order to make informed projections about the future of agriculture in Winneba through 2050. Between 2000 and 2018, Winneba underwent a significant growth in agricultural land coverage, increasing its arable land by 272.5 ha., a rapid growth rate that is projected into the future assuming the growth rate remains constant per 18 years. At the same time, the urban population continues to grow by about 3% per year, causing an outward sprawl from the condensed downtown into open, fertile cropland. If such patterns seen now persist through 2050, the growing agricultural and urban systems will compete for the open land that is currently designated by Ramsar as the Muni Lagoon’s Critical Area. In the future, there will ultimately not be enough room for the systems to continue growing considering the rapid rate at which they are growing now.

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This set of maps and infographs explores the relationship between agricultural and urban land growth over time, focusing particularly on the time period between 2000 and 2018 in order to make informed projections about the future of agriculture in Winneba, Ghana through 2050. Between 2000 and 2018, Winneba underwent a significant growth in agricultural land coverage, increasing its arable land by 272.5 ha., a rapid growth rate that is projected into the future assuming the growth rate remains constant per 18 years.

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