ZACKARIE LONG

Content:

2nd Year — Duck Pond Pavilion

3rd Year — Coffee Shop

4th Year — Mixed use

5th Year — Library

C5 Competition—Sports Facility

Art and Photography

Second Year, Duck Pond Pavilion

Objective

To further my knowledge of the architectural practice through hands on experience with skilled industry pro-fessionals and to meet and develop lasting professional relationships.

Software Knowledge Revit | Rhinoceros | Sketch-up | 3DS Max | Photoshop | Lumion | Bluebeam

Strengths Responsible | Understanding expectations and performing efficiently

Diligent | Self-motivating and hard-working

Goal-oriented | Team player focused on the common goal of success

Detail-oriented | Attention to small aspects that affect the overall picture

Critical Thinking | Problem solver focused on thoughtful solutions

Senior Portfolio | Graduate 2016 | University of Oklahoma March 2016

Contact Information

zackarielong@gmail.com

(405) 820 - 4979

800 Harold Dr.

Midwest City

Oklahoma 73110

SECOND YEAR | DUCK POND PAVILION | 2012

North Perspective— Approaching Entry

The intent of this project was to

create a folly or building, primarily for

decoration, around the sport of

volleyball.

To accomplish this task, a two-

dimensional diagram of possible

volleyball spike paths was translated

into a three-dimensional form with

more popular spike paths being

represented by more prominent

forms.

Lastly, a centerpiece, acting as the

focal point of the folly, is made to

represent the netting of a volleyball

court through the detraction of

intertwining bands.

Architectural Folly

Initial Concept

3D Concept Model

North Elevation

West Elevation

East Elevation

South Elevation

Crimson Books is a 7,000 square foot

project on campus corner. The first floor is a

coffee shop and gathering space while the

second floor is a digital library equipped with

the newest technologies.

CRIMSON BOOKS

THIRD YEAR | MIXED-USE COFFEE SHOP | 2013

First Floor

Second Floor

The design was influenced by the disorder and layer of a stack

of books and is reflected in both the façade design and the

offset of interior volumes.

Crimson Books

THIRD YEAR | MIXED-USE COFFEE SHOP | 2013

KANSAS CITY RIVER MARKET

FOURTH YEAR | MIXED-USE RETAIL AND RESIDENTIAL | 2014

Situated in the River Market District of down-

town Kansas City, this project aims to create a

seamless blend between commercial and

residential spaces.

Comprised of two separate structures, this

mixed use design creates a small complex

enclosing a central shared courtyard. Through the

use of similar materials and details on the street-

side facades, the project relates to its context

while also creating a new characteristic of concrete

and wood on the interior facades facing the

semi-private courtyard.

The first floor of each structure houses a

retailer while the second and third floors are

reserved for one, two, and three bedroom

apartments

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FOURTH YEAR | MIXED-USE RETAIL AND RESIDENTIAL | 2014

Concrete Jungle

Tasked with redesigning a pivotal portion of

Main Street in downtown Norman, it became

evident that the downtown area lacked any true

sense of walkability. Additionally, the site

actively bisects Norman with a large urban island

of concrete devoid of any notable greenspace.

To remedy this situation, improve the site,

and reconnect the North and South portions of

Main Street, this master plan works to connect

the two halves with abundant green space and a

network of pedestrian pathways that foster

social interaction and a sense of community.

Norman Public Library

FIFTH YEAR | NORMAN PUBLIC LIBRARY | 2015

Situated at the western

end of the new master site

plan, the Norman Public

Library project, along with

its U-shaped form, acts to

terminate and enclose the

central pedestrian pathway

found throughout the city

block to the East.

This pathway is the

most pure representation

of the site concept as it

works to Create a new user

experience detached from

the busyness of Main

Street.

CRIMSON BOOKS

Fifth Year | Norman Public Library | 2015

North Elevation

South Elevation

East Elevation

West Elevation

Site Plan—Located to the South of the University Field

In order to appropriately address surrounding

site features, the building design is meant to ad-

dress approach from the Northwest and create

views looking north toward the football field.

During early project development, program

analysis allowed the design team to accurately

assess space arrangements and potential

concerns regarding space adjacencies.

Additionally, analysis allowed us to appropriately

organize spaces with regard to private and public

characteristic.

Sports Performance Center

Fifth Year | C5 Design Competition | 2016

Fourth Floor

Third Floor

Second Floor

First Floor

North Elevation

South Elevation East Elevation West Elevation

North Perspective

Training Area Lounge

Nutrition Bar

SECTION AND PLAN DETAILS

EXAMPLES OF CURRENT INTERNSHIP EXPERIENCE

Various Artwork and Photography

Various Artwork and Photography

Various Artwork and Photography