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michael.grundleger@gmail.com

education

University of Iowa

Bachelors of Arts: English Literature and

Spanish

Iowa State University

Master of Architecture

awards

2008 HD Award

2009 DCA Exhibition

skills

3dsMax 10

Rhino

Adobe CS4: InD, Ill, Phs

Autocad 2010

Sketchup 8

languages

English

Spanish

rfp = request for proposal

b = built

uc = under construction

civic, education, science

b ‘11 Roche Pharmaceuticals

Interior lighting scheme and interior

concept design for Chairmen’s Office

Beijing, China

b ‘08 Diocese of Baton Rouge campus

Cafetorium Concept & Schematic Design

b’ 07 Prototype Transit Shelters

Design build of two laser cute and

assembled steel transit shelters

Sioux City, Iowa

hospitality

rfp Enoteca Airport Wine Bar

Concept design for wine bar and cafe in

Hongqiao Airport

Hongqiao, Shanghai, China

uc ‘11 Boshan Resort

Architectural concept and schematic

design for 10,000 m2, 100 key resort

Boshan Lake, China

rfp Gucheng Island Resort

Architectural Concept Design 60,000 m2,

130 key resort, spa, and residence

Lishui, China

rfp Shandong Waizyuan Resort

Architectural concept and schematic

design for 12,000 m2, 75 key resort

Jining, China

residential

b ‘09 Yao Residence

Interior architecture and detail design

Shanghai, China

b ‘08 Argus Residence

Conceptual, schematic, and detail design

Baton Rouge, LA, USA

workplace

uc ‘12 Liangang Office Park

Interior architecture concept, schematic,

working drawings, & FF&E: 5 lobbies,

receptions, & typical floor

Liangang, Shanghai, China

uc ‘12 Canhigh High-tech Office Park

IInterior architecture concept, schematic,

working drawings, & FF&E: 5 lobbies,

receptions, & typical floor

uc ‘12 Spreadtrum HQ

Interior architecture concept, schematic,

working drawings, FF&E of public

spaces: lobbies, receptions, typical floor,

Pudong, Shanghai, China

rfp Taiping Int. Exec Offices

Concept proposal for executive office of

Taiping Int. Exec Offices

Pudong, Shanghai, China

b’ 11 Chairman Office of Fengsheng, Inc

Concept, schematic, construction, and

custom furniture detail of 1,000 m2

luxury office space

Nanjing, China

retail

uc ‘12 Sephora Shanghai Flagship

Concept, schematic, and supervision of

working drawings for 2 story, 2,000 m2

flagship store.

Jing’an, Shanghai, China

b ‘11 AREA Interiors Showroom

Interior architecture concept and

schematic and project management for

2,800 m2, high-end furniture gallery

Jing’an, Shanghai, China

b ‘11 Matsu Flagship Store

Concept Design

Shanghai, China

mixed use urban Planning

rfp Sunning B2C Campus

“Business to Consumer” Campus

Architecture and Interior Concept

Nanjing, China

rfp Sunning Universal Mixed Use

Architectural Concept design for: 5*, 3*,

retail podium, office and service apartment

Lanzhou, China

rfp Silk Road, Mixed Use Development

Planning Competition: 5*, 3*, retail, office

and service apartment

Lanzhou, China

rfp Giant Interactive Development

Visuals Management and coordination for

RFP of GI Headquarters, Business

Residence, Office, SOHO

Zhuhai, China

MICHEAL NEIL GRUNDLEGER

lianggang, shanghai, china B+H Architecture senior designer| |LIANGGANG OFFICE PARKUC’ 12

The Lianggang Office Park was an ambitious project with a developer who had a strong concern for materiality and quality.

The focus of the concept was to create an environment that was modern and international but was still imbued with the material aes-thetics and forms that would be attractive to the Chinese market.

shanghai, shanghai, china B+H Architecture senior designer| |SEPHORA FLAGSHIPUC’ 12

The Sephora Flagship will occupy the busy intersection of Nanjing Road West and Moaming Lu.

It will be the largest Sephora store, to date, and compete easily against any Sephora store world wide re-garding the scope of design.

The store is the first two-story loca-tion attempted by Sephora. Because of this, greater attention was paid to the design of the store relative to circulation and consumer psychol-ogy.

nanjing, china B+H Architecture senior designer| |SUNNING B2C CAMPUSrfp

The two designs of the B2C cam-pus were based around creating a space for a new, younger, breed of employee. The cloud model, is centered around a series of autonomous buildings, each with their own unique support services and few strategic anchor buildings. In this way, a diversity of communities will develop along the campus but each will share and communicate through the campus common areas. The spine model relates all the building to one common area where all services are shared. In this way the campus creates on large ubiquitous community.

shenzen, china B+H Architecture senior designer| |TENCENT HQRFP

Tencent’s new head quareters will be on the most iconic buildings along the shenzen skyline. The design of the interior will not only complement the architecture, but actually aims to improve work life within the structure. The three office schemes and public spaces are built along a notion of connectivity. Here, any place can become improptu meeting, whether you are in the breakout room of your office, or the gym. Everything keeps you connected, productive and engaged.

R F P LISHUI RESORT, SPA & VILLA lishui, zhejiang, china | woods bagot | designer

100 key luxury resort, villa and

spa complex located on Gucheng

Island.

The design for Lishui Resort found a home

at the intersection between green design

practices, modern architecture and the

traditions of Feng Shui.

The projected created a series of

environments and experiences ca-

tered to the needs of the varied guests

who sought out the city’s unique

water culture and natural beauty.

B’07 SIOUX CITY BUS SHELTER sioux city, iowa, usa | iowa state university | lead designer

As a service project, we were asked to design a proto-

type bus shelter for the city of Sioux City, IA.

The design for the shelters is centred on a series of

layered typologies. The first layer, structure, is

based on the locally prominent building types:

“Storefront” (blue) & “Industrial” (yellow). The

second layer is the result of studying local

architecture patterns: Buxton (blue) & Elmslie (yellow).

After our initial design process we worked closely

with local steel manufacturers to laser cut and

powder coat the panels. The project was finished and

installed in August of 2007.

SUNING UNIVERSAL MU kunming, yunnan, china | woods bagot | designerIN SCHEM. D.

Suning Universal Mixed Use in Kunming, China.

This series of concepts won a schematic contract for a mixed use

development in the heart of Kunming, China. The development combines

an office/hotel, service apartments, and a retail podium space. The project

also creates a sunken plaza to connect to the local mass transit system and

green spaces for pedestrian use.

One proposal presents a twisted tower with two convex and two concave

sides. The podium of this option reflects the same sinuous curves. The

second option presents a smooth, curved facade wrapped around a faceted

louvered facade. In this version all four faces use a glass patterning that ties

back in to the textile patterning native to the region.

Chairman’s Office of Fengsheng, Inc nanjing, jiangsu, china | EXH 印西诃 | designerB’11

photos | carsten lange

Chairman’s Office of Fengsheng, Inc in Nanjing, China.

The schematic and detail design of Fengsheng’s Chairman’s office led to

this interior fitout in Nanjing, China.

The project held to the purity of modernism, respecting the nature of form

and material to create dynamic plays on light and space. The office itself

was over a 1000 sq m. and featured staff and conference rooms, as well

as a full executive bathroom and massage room, and game room.

No amenity was spared, including radiant floors, a hybrid cooling system

(comprised of a cooling slab and central air), and high end security and

automation.

AREA GALLERY SPACE shanghai, shanghai, china | woods bagot | lead designerB’11

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AREA interiors is a joint Canadian Chinese venture

dedicated to selling high-end European home furnish-

ings.

The showroom took over an old tool factory from the

seventies, in the middle of Shanghai’s bustling

shopping district.

The design uses raised stages to draw the user to the

settings and deeper into the structure.

Epoxy floors throughout, muted lighring details, and

grand stone staircase create a backdrop for the

amazing design pieces being sold and highlight some

of the original and unique architectural elements of the

original structure.

photos | carsten lange