Justin Miller

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T 803.457.1727

E mill3r.architecture@gmail.com

A 128 University Village Dr. APT E Central, SC, 29630

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Awards + AccoladesClemson University, Graduate AssistantshipGraduate assistants pay a graduate fee, which is a reduced (and heavily subsidized) version of graduate tuition, plus a stipend in the form of a paycheck every 2 weeks.

1st Year2013

- 2014

EducationClemson University School of Architecture [GPA 4.00]M.ARCH in Architecture + Health

Clemson University School of Architecture [GPA 3.80]BA in ArchitectureMinored in Italiano

May2015

May2012

Work ExperienceSummer

2013

May2012

- 2013

Summer20112010

Summer200820072006

HDR Inc., Architectural Intern [Charlotte, NC]Responsibilities:• Architectural Planning• Participate in Team Meetings• Development of Presentations• Code and Guidelines Research

Projects Under Jim Atkinson, Vice President, Director, Healthcare Design & Planning:• King Saud Bin Abdalaziz Medical City; Ministry of Health, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Clemson University, Teaching Assistant [Clemson, SC]Projects Under Dr. Dina Battisto:• Fort Belvoir Community Hospital Post Occupancy Evaluation, HDR Inc.• Village Family Medicine Clinic Post Occupancy Evaluation, McMillan Pazdan Smith• Case Study and POE Methodology Article

GMK + Associates, Architectural Intern [Columbia, SC]Responsibilities:• Development of Working Drawings• Site Visits• Participate in Team Meetings• RefineDrawings• Present to the Client• Contact Vendors

Projects Under Tom Weiland, Architect:• SCE&GNuclearOfficeBuilding,Jenkinsville,SC• SC State Farmer’s Market, Columbia, SC• USC Jones Biology Lab, Columbia, SC

Moore Orthopaedic Clinic, Employee [Lexington, SC]Responsibilities:• File Medical Records• Conversion of Paper Files to Electronic Medical Records• Organize Patient Information within Software

Four day charette project exploring a temporary living unit which would house an architect during the construction of a hospital in Doha, Qatar.

Temporary Living UnitFor Doha, Qatar

View from inside looking at lofted bedroom space

Thepublicentryfloorwiththe‘work’ and ‘play’ program

The private lofted space with the ‘live’ program

The vernacular component built

on site

Modular unit shipped to

construction site

Temporary living unit of combined

components

Modular unit removed upon

project completion

The vernacular component expanded

1 Workstation, 2 Toilet, 3 Shower, 4 Kitchenette, 5 Living Room/Guest Bedroom, 6 Porch/Dining, 7 Bedroom, 8 Closet

Floor Plans

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An extensive analysis (at the urban scale in Doha, Qatar) to gain a better understanding of our future hospital site, and of the unique culture of the location.

Urban Analysis of Doha, Qatar

Urban analysis diagram series

Image done in collaboration with Yanwen Xiao

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The development of a masterplan for the Hamad Medical Center site

in Doha, Qatar; as well as a further development of a three million sq

ft hospital within the masterplan proposal.

Hospital As A CityHamad Medical Center

Project done in collaboration with Yanwen Xiao

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Astudyofhowsatisfiedstudentsare with the design of the cafe environment at Starbucks with respect to perceived student performance.

Coffee CultureResearch Project

View from inside the Starbucks in the Clemson Unicersity Student Union

RespondentsSatisfiedwith Adaptable Design

Layout

RespondentsSatisfiedwith Space Typologies

RespondentsSatisfiedwith Furnishings

RespondentsSatisfiedwith Technological

Devices

RespondentsSatisfiedwith Technical Components

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cof feestrong caffeine-rich drink: a drink containing caffeine and with a mildly stimulating effect that is made from the ground or processed seeds of a tropical tree

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Technological

Technical Components

Furnishings

Adaptable Design Layout

Space Typology

Perceived Built-Environment Factors

Lighting

Acoustics

Thermal

Air Quality

Image, Identity

Green Products

Perceived Outcomes

Space Functionality

Positive Experience

Healthy + Sustainable

Environments

Typical Flow

Survey Results

90%90% 70% 95% 90%

“150,000SFofficebuildingincludingtrainingspace,wellness center, corporate dining facility, executive officesandopenofficeareas.Featuresincludevideo conference capability, technical support center, records vault and training space.”

SCE&G NuclearOfficeBuilding

Exterior view of facility

- GMK Associates

“There’s nothing more rewarding thanseeingthefinalresultofhard

work, and knowing that you were a part of something really special”

King Saud Bin Abdalaziz Medical City

- Justin Miller on working with HDR over the summer

Designing Healthy Environments Which Go Beyond The Users’ Needs and Expectations

Justin Miller

thank you!

A 128 University Village Dr. APT E, Central, SC, 29630T 803.457.1727 E mill3r.architecture@gmail.com