PHILLIP CHAPMAN
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Phillip Chapman
ABOUT ME
Motivated architecture student eager to keep learning and growing through real world experience. I strive to create spaces that feel intentional and connect people to their surroundings in meaningful ways.
CONTACT
Chapin, South Carolina 29036
Phillipc123@hotmail.com (803) 932-8080
Linkedin Portfolio
SOFTWARE
Revit (proficient)
AutoCad (proficient)
Enscape (proficient)
Rhino (intermediate)
Photoshop (intermediate)
Illustrator (intermediate)
Indesign (intermediate)
REFERENCES
Available upon request
EDUCATION
Bachelors of Architecture | Clemson University, Clemson, SC
August 2024 - Present
Expected Graduation: May 2027
Minor - Landscape Architecture
Pursuing a Bachelor of Architecture
GPA: 3.53
Associate of Architecture | Midlands Technical College, Columbia, SC
Fall 2022 - Summer 2024
Credits transferable to Clemson for Bachelor of Architecture
GPA: 3.76
High School Diploma | Chapin High School, Chapin, SC
Fall 2018 - Spring 2022
Specialized in Engineering and Architecture
EXPERIENCE
Timberlake Country Club, Chapin, SC
August 2021 - May 2023
• Assisted golfers with daily needs, improving my custimer service and communication skills
• Managed multiple task during busy shifts, strengthening time management and problem-solving skills
Green Strips Lawn and Landscaping, Chapin, SC
May 2022- Present
• Maintained and improved residential landscapes through lawn care, planting, sod installation, and seasonal cleanups, demonstrating reliabilty, attention to detail, and teamwork
Publix Super Market, Clemson, SC 2022 - 2023 | February 2024 - Present
• Assisting customers as a cashier and bagger, providing efficient service and support while demonstrating strong communication, customer service, and teamwork skills
AWARDS
• NAWIC Scholarship
• President’s list and Dean’s list
• Nominated to join the National Society of Leadership and Success
• National Association for Women in Construction SE Region winner
• 2022 NAWIC National Competition finalist
THE URBAN BIND
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CAYCE RIVER ART MUSEUM FLAVOR TOWN
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TOWN VALLEY SERENITY SPA THE CAYCE STUDIO HOUSE
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THE URBAN BIND
Mixed-Use Community Building
ARCH 3500 | FALL 2025
Instructor: Prof. Brown
In collaboration with Jude Plyler
The Urban Bind is a mixed-use community building located in Chelsea, NYC that stitches together public programs through vertical circulation, light, and sectional overlap. The building is organized to encourage visual connection and interaction between spaces across multiple floors.
SITE PLAN
SUBTRACTION
The building massing responds to its adjacency to the High Line by following the linear conditions of the site while selectively projecting outward to engage the surrounding city. Volumes are carved and slanted in increase sightlines and visual connections between floors. Inspired by Kintsugi, shattered glass, and quilts, the project treats fragmentation as a strength, using the building as a binding element that stiches together diverse programs and users.
ISOMETRIC TRANSVERSE SECTION
LOBBY RENDER
UPPER
COMMUNITY SPACE
OFFICE CO-WORKING OFFICE COWORKING OFFICE
STUDYNOOKS
OFFICE / CO-WORKING
COMMUNITY SPACE
FOODVENDORHALL MARKET MAKERSPACE
LIBRARYMAKERSPACE
LIBRARY
RESTAURANT FOOD VENDOR HALL MAKERSPACE
MARKET FOOD VENDOR HALL
LOBBY
AUDITORIUM
Public programs are concentrated at lower levels, while collaborative and quieter spaces are higher up, encouraging overlap and shared use spaces throughout the building.
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
ELEVATION
WALL SECTION
MODEL - STRUCTURE AND FLOOR PLATES
PHYSICAL
SITE + MASSING MODEL
MASSING MODEL
SITE + STRUCTURE MODEL
02 CAYCE RIVER ART MUSEUM
Art Museum
ARCH 2520 | SPRING 2025
Instructor: Prof. Yusufoglu
The Cayce River Art Museum is a civic arts space rooted in the landscape of Cayce, South Carolina. Shaped by the local quarry and Saluda River, the project frames art through material, light, and open-air circulation, creating a museum experience.
Gallery spaces curve around a central courtyard, using the courtyard as an organizing and visual anchor throughout the museum. Large interior openings and window frame views back into the courtyard, allowing light to filter into the spaces. Mezzanines spaces create layered interior relationships, offering moments of visual connection between levels.
CONCEPT MODEL
CONCEPT MODEL
CONCEPT MODEL
ISOMETRIC SECTION
1 isometric view 1
SECTION A
Reinforcement Rebar
3/8” Bolt
3/4” Bolt
Railing
Glass Panel
Earth Steel Floor Decking
Expansion Joint Steel Plate
Air Seal
Mullion
Pressure-equalization Chamber
Concrete Lintel
Reinforcement Rebar
Stone Veneer
Mortar
Sheathing
Deterrent Seal
Horizontal Rail
Gasket
Cast in place Concrete
Air Seal
Cast Concrete Cap
Flashing
WALL SECTION
MODEL PHOTO - AERIAL VIEW (SITE CONTEXT)
MODEL PHOTO - AERIAL VIEW
MODEL PHOTO - REAR ELEVATION VIEW
MODEL PHOTO - LEFT ELEVATION VIEW
MODEL PHOTO - STREET-LEVEL PERSPECTIVE
MODEL PHOTO - FRONT ENTRANCE PERSPECTIVE
FLAVOR TOWN
Shared Dining Building
ARCH-2520 | SPRING 2025
Instructor: Prof. Buchanan
Flavor Town is a multi-restaurant, mixed use dining destination designed to bring together food, social space, and community activity within a single building. The project accommodates four distinct restaurants alongside a outdoor hangout space
ISOMETRIC SECTION
ISOMETRIC SECTION
ICE CREAM SHOP RENDER
VALLEY SERENITY SPA 04
Bathhouse
ARCH-2510 | FALL 2024
Instructor: Prof. Floyd
This bathhouse and wellness retreat is shaped by the curving topography of the site, using soft, flowing forms that follow the landscape. The sauna and relaxation spaces overlook a lake and the surround forest, creating a quiet, immersive environment. The project explores how architecture can enhance wellness by blending form, movement, and natural context into a cohesive spatial experience.
MODEL PHOTO - EXTERIOR
MODEL PHOTO - SECTION CUT
EXTERIOR RENDER
SAUNA RENDER
THE CAYCE STUDIO HOUSE
Artist Residency
ARCH-2520 | SPRING 2025
Instructor: Prof. Yusufoglu
This artist residency is a small mixed-use building that combines public-facing creative spaces with private living quarters fort the resident artist. The ground floor functions as a commerical and community level, housing two artist studios, a shared classroom, and a public gallery space. The second floor is a private space that allows the artist to live all in the same building.
GALLERY RENDER
LIVING ROOM RENDER KITCHEN/DINING
Back ElevationFRONT ELEVATION
Front Elevation BACK ELEVATION