SELECTED WORKS BY ANH NGUYEN
CURRENT STATUS: JUNIOR
Experience:
05/2025 - 06/2025
11/2021 - 05/2022
ANH CAO QUYNH NGUYEN
Email: katieng1201@gmail.com
Phone: (469) 592 1808
School: University of Texas at Arlington Summary: Architecture student at UTA (Class of 2027) with a growing skill set in design thinking, drafting, and architectural concepts.
Occupation: Location:
Intern: ARDOR Architects
Admin: MyViet Inc,
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Arlington, Texas, USA
Job Description:
Drafting and assisting projects.
Computer works and customer services
Skill Sets:
Hard Skills:
Hand-drawing, SketchUp, Rhino, Adobe Softwares, Lumion, D5, Canva, Microsoft Softwares.
Soft Skills:
Visual thinking, communications, collaboration, problem-solving, adaptability, fast-learner, accountability, drive.
1. TRACING PASSAGES
2. OCCUPIED SECTIONS
3. MISCELLANEOUS
1.TRACING PASSAGES
Situated in a dense area of Paris beside Le Bon Marché, Square Boucicaut is an inclusive green retreat featuring landscapes, a carousel, sculptures, and amenities for all ages.
Inspired by Parisian passageways—narrow transitional corridors that spark curiosity and offer refuge from urban life—the project reintroduces this architectural element to the Left Bank of the Seine.
Titled Tracing Passages, the project is an experiential journey through ten galleries (nine plus one
LONGITUDINAL SECTION - NORTH
TRANSVERSE SECTION - WEST
From the structured space of Departure, visitors will experience the winding process to get through Border and Waiting. Then, being guided into the narrow corridor of Transit and greeted with a bright sky-opening of Arrival. After wandering through galleries of Memories, visitors will get to experience a moment of stillness in Reflection galleries where projections will be on the slanted walls and ceilings. Merging into Integration - representing new culture and seeing all the displays of the old and new life’s artifacts, visitors can make their
ARTISTS’ STUDIOS
ARTISTS’ RESIDENCES
RESTORATION WORKSHOP
OFFICES
MEETING ROOM
STORAGE
GALLERIES
LIBRARIES
COMMUNITY ROOM
COMMUNITY GALLERY
MINI THEATER
AUDITORIUM
ARTISTS’ STUDIOS
ARTISTS’ RESIDENCES
RESTORATION OFFICES
MEETING ROOM
STORAGE
GALLERIES
LIBRARIES
COMMUNITY
COMMUNITY
MINI THEATER
AUDITORIUM
SHOPS / CAFES
SHOPS / CAFES / RESTAURANTS
PLANT POTS
PLANT POTS
WALKWAYS
WALKWAYS
4 FLOOR PLATE TH
3 FLOOR PLATE RD
2 FLOOR PLATE ND
1 FLOOR ST
2. OCCUPIED SECTIONS
“Occupied Sections” is a project consisting of three buildings: a shoin (study hall), an onsen (hot spring bathhouse), and a tea house. The agnostic site is defined by multiple terracing levels with 5–10 feet of elevation change and a 30-degree slope on the second-highest level. The experiential sequence begins at the highest point, leading visitors through a rock garden. The shoin occupies two terrace levels before the path continues to the onsen on the lowest level and finally the tea house on the 3rd level. Traditional Japanese architectural elements such as tatami mats, engawa and refined joinery are integrated throughout the project.
PROGRAMS
1. Shoin: built-in study desks, bookshelves.
2. Onsen: 2 separated buildings (men and women) ensuring privacy, indoor courtyads, locker rooms, showers, privies, saunas, 3 baths (hot, warm, cold).
3. Tea house: tatami-seatings, traditional shelves and shrine.
4. Overall site: rock gardens and engawa.
Research sketches on Japanese architecture and elements
Shoin - Section drawing
Shoin - Floor plan, Render, and Vignettes
Onses - Section drawing
Onsen - Floor plan, Render, and Vignettes
Tea House - Section drawing
Tea House - Floor plan, Render, and Vignettes
3. MISCELLANEOUS
