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Currently seeking an entry level position in a Bay Area organization
engaged in the design and construction of a sustainable built environment.
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LEED Green Associate. November 2009. The new credential level intended as the first step becoming a LEED AP with Specialization in LEED v3. |
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Certificate in Architecture Technology Diablo Valley College 2008 to 2010 Coursework: Introduction to Architecture and Environmental Design Architectural Graphics Materials of Construction Residential Construction Processes Construction Documents(Working Drawings) Construction Details and Specifications Beginning and Advanced AutoCAD(2D & 3D) California Green Building Code Title 24: Energy Conservation Code C0nstruction Management 3D Arts Certificate SFSU: Multimedia Studies Program 1999 to 2002 3D modeling and animation in 3d Studio Max software Recipient of the Robert Bell Outstanding Achievement Award A.S. in Wood Technology Laney College 1995 to 1997 Program in cabinetwork and furnituremaking Instructor Recommendations Lana Kotova M.Arch, Belarus Polytechnic Universtity (Architectural Graphics) of Hilliard Architects, San Francisco, wrote: Marvin Mann has a wonderful sense of creativity, it is fresh, uniquely intelligent, and inspiring. Marvin has exceptional abilities to listen and synthesize lessons and methods presented in class. Max Jacobson PH.D Arch. UC Berkeley (Working Drawings) of JSWD Architects, Berkeley, wrote: Marvin Mann demonstrated an unusual ability to understand and remember the complexities of construction. He has an unusual ability to think 3-dimensionally, something essential for architectural design. He was a very speedy and focused worker, completing assignments even earlier than required. Mr. Mann would be a terrific addition to an architectural office. Grant Adams M. Arch. UC Berkeley (Materials of Construction), Class B General Contractor of Adams and Company: Properties and Management, wrote: Marvin Mann is the type of student, professional, whom you want to interact with because his passion and devotion to architecture and graphic design clearly shines through and enriches those around him. I would welcome the opportunity to collaborate with him on a design project. Shelley Brock M.Arch, Columbia Iniversity; LEED AP; (Introduction to Architecture and Environmental Design) wrote: Marvin's presence in class proved very beneficial to the other students, as he was quick to offer encouraging words and valuable advice coming from his extensive experience as graphic artist. The projects Marvin completed for the class were thoughtful and consistently revealed a comprehensive understanding of complex spatial inter-relationships while successfully responding to and often going well beyond all program requirements. Dr. Nail Ozboya (Advanced AutoCAD) wrote: Having Marvin as a student was, to say mildly, challenging. As an instructor,I had to make sure I was prepared to answer his in-depth and difficult questions. His desire to learn new things and excel in his projects, made teaching really enjoyable. Through his well disciplined and hard work, he added to his technical capabilities to complement his artistic and design experience. Susan Vutz M.Arch, UC Berkeley; LEED AP; (California Green Building Code) of JSWD Architects, Berkeley, wrote: Our course of study focused primarily on the California Building Code and Build It Green's Green Point Rating checklist. Marvin went beyond this to earn his LEED Green Associate credential during the semester. I believe his organizational skills and grasp of the material as well as his motivation will make him an invaluable addition to an office setting. |