Aiysha Alsane

Phase II Smith Creek Park. "Project Based Experiential Learning" program in which students design and build the project themselves.

Skills Construction Docs, Shop Drawings, Logistics, Budgeting, Scheduling, and PR

You can see a more detailed account of my work and role here.

Rights All photographs courtesy of Jeff Goldberg/ESTO // drawings excerpted from Construction Documents belong to design/buildLAB // axonometric drawings drawn of my own accord

Recognition ‘Top 100 | American Architecture Projects’ 2016, Archdaily // The Future of Architecture in 100 Buildings, 2015, by Marc Kushner, TED Books // AZ Awards, International A+ Student Award, 2014 // AIA Honor Award, Virginia Society of the AIA, Award of Excellence in Architecture, 2014 // Architizer A+ Awards, Popular winner, Architecture + Urban Transformation, 2014

A set of oil monoprints generated by applying paint on plates and running prints through a press. I continue to update this, and usually it communicates to my architectural work in the studio.

I have done some extensive traveling while living abroad. I've lived in Europe, the United States, and of course my home-country Kuwait and the surrounding MENA region. This brought with it exposure to architecture from all over the world. Here is an attempt at documenting some of my travels.

My ability to sketch speaks to my ability to construct and draw.

I have done some extensive traveling while living abroad. I've lived in Europe, the United States, and of course my home-country Kuwait and the surrounding MENA region. This brought with it exposure to architecture from all over the world. Here is an attempt at documenting some of my travels.

Here is a folio of renderings during my explorations in Industrial Design as a minor at Virginia Tech. This is part of a series that explores different media as tools for representation. The skills and their application are, of course, open-ended, where their application is pliable, be it in architecture, graphic design, digital art, so basically any design to be depicted in a two-dimensional manner.