SAM EVERHART
ARCHITECTURE STUDENT
DESIGN SKILLS
Experience
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe InDesign
Rhinocerous 3D
Vray Render AutoCad
Enscape Render MicroStation
ACTIVITIES
Media Design Woodwork
Physical Training
Golf
Fishing MMA Training
VOLUNTEER WORK
Matthew 25 Ministries
All Saints Grade School
Operation Ramp It Up
CONTACTS
Address
5366 South Gilmore Rd. Fairfield, Ohio 45014
everhasu@mail.uc.edu
Phone
+1 (513) 708-5027
EXPERIENCE
RSL Commercial Architecture Co-Op | Cincinnati, Ohio
2025
Worked in AutoCad to edit revised construction documents and create preliminaray space plans. Measured existing buildings to create existing plans for contstruction documentation.
Phoenix Architecture Co-Op | Cincinnati, Ohio
2025
Worked in MicroStation to create drawings and assemble construction documents. Analyzed building codes and applied them to sheets to get ready for permit.
Alt & Witzig Engineering Construction Materials Technician | Cincinnati, Ohio
2024
Conducted inspections and tests on construction sites by reading structural and architectural plans to make sure contractors were building per design specifications. Inspections consisted of reinforcing steel in foundations and masonry CMU.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Architecture | University of Cincinnati
August 2023 - April 2027
Deans List
Officer of Ecological Design Club
High School Diploma | Archbishop Moeller High School
August 2019 - May 2023
Cum Laude Scholar
First Honors Award
Sweeney Family Scholarship
Quiroga Mentor Captain
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BURNET WOODS PAVILION
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RECESSED RESTROOM
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CINCINNATI WELCOME CENTER CASE STUDY ROLLING HUTS R
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI WELCOME CENTER
2025 Second Year Project
The Cincinnati Welcome Center challenged architectures relation to a given site. The site given for this project was a small park in Mount Auburn with a steep incline. Along with a challenging site, a large showboat was given to be implemented in the design and program of the building.
BURNET WOODS PAVILION
2024 Second Year Project
The Burnet Woods Pavilon conducted studies of tectonics within the environment of a local park. The tectonic pavilion project focuses on the exploration and expression of construction techniques, materials, and the assembly process to create a structure that highlights the relationship between form, space, and structural elements.
RECESSED RESTROOM
2024 Second Year Project
Located in the busy streets of the Over-The-Rhine neighborhood, the Recessed Restroom offers a break from the urban environment and serves as restroom to the public. The restroom is dropped twelve feet underground to allow green space on grade for the public.
OTR COMMUNITY CENTER
2024 Second Year Project
The OTR Community Arts Center challenged designing within a confined space. The center was an infill poject in a vacant lot which made for a challenging design process. The Center houses a vertical gallery which is wrapped in a grand stair with views throughout the neighborhood.
MODULAR UNITS
2024 First Year Project
Group Members: Bao Le | JP Barclay | Tyler Chapman | Katie Pederson | Morgan Smotek
The Modular Units Project tested architectural design as well as functionality. The goal was to design a functional system of units that could be aggregated in various ways to manipulate space. Multiple phases were practiced during this process including, design prototypes, material study, 3D modeling, and construction. As a result, six identical units were created to aggregate in various ways.
Materials/Software
$10K BILL VITRINE
The Vitrine project was a short study on creating an environment that relates to an object. In this case the object was a 10K Bill which was to be displayed in a museum. The vitrine features a vault in which the bill in housed and is bolted onto a granite pedestal. This is a fun play on the idea of the value of the 10K Bill but also a sleek design.
Software
POKER TABLE
2024 Personal Summer Project
The Summer Poker Table Project was implemented to keep busy over the summer and work on craft, design, and 3D modeling skills. Multiple designs were drafted, modeled and tested. Fine woodworking and craftsmanship was essential for the final product of the table.
Materials
Poplar Wood
Dowel Pins
Wood Stain
Stainless Steel Cupholders
Fabric
