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SHELL DAVID PETERSEN 272 saint john st. new haven ct 06511. 212-203-5847. [email protected] Joeb Moore + Partners Architects with Thalassa Curtis and Dave Reilley This renovation of a residence in Scarsdale, NY adds two additional wings to a stone and stucco tudor home. The new east wing uses the stylistic vernacular of the existing structure to create a seamless balanced composition. The west wing mirrors the heavily volumetric quality of its new landscape to create a closed and understated contemporary facade. The rear opens onto the landscape with a sequence of indoor and outdoor spaces intended for a constant flow of activity moving between the gardens and living and entertaining spaces.
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SHELL

DAVID PETERSEN272 saint john st. new haven ct 06511. 212-203-5847. [email protected]

Joeb Moore + Partners Architects with Thalassa Curtis and Dave Reilley

This renovation of a residence in Scarsdale, NY adds two additional wings to a stone and stucco tudor home. The new east wing uses the stylistic vernacular of the existing structure to create a seamless balanced composition. The west wing mirrors the heavily volumetric quality of its new landscape to create a closed and understated contemporary facade. The rear opens onto the landscape with a sequence of indoor and outdoor spaces intended for a constant �ow of activity moving between the gardens and living and entertaining spaces.

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INTROVERT

DAVID PETERSEN272 saint john st. new haven ct 06511. 212-203-5847. [email protected]

Joeb Moore + Partners Architects with Thalassa Curtis

This farmhouse in Washington, Connecticut functions as a weekend retreat for a family of four. The addition tucks behind the original structure and is further set behind an earth berm at the �rst �oor and wood screen at the second �oor. The living space is thus open to the private gardens in the rear of the house while maintaining a discreet and unassuming presence in the neighborhood. Vertical circulation marks the boundary between the existing house and the new wing, creating a split between two narrowly de�ned typologies; the farmhouse stands rooted in place while the addition appears to �oat slightly above the raised earth and apart from the original structure.

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MEADOW PAVILION

DAVID PETERSEN272 saint john st. new haven ct 06511. 212-203-5847. [email protected]

Joeb Moore + Partners Architects with Jake Watkins, Nate Wooten, Jason Bond and Elise Renwick

This guest house in Scarsdale, NY acts as a node for social activities intended to occupy a larger landscape. The house is divided by a water feature into two disconnected volumes. The �rst, open and sculptural in form acts as a link between the spectacle of the landscape and the social activity housed within it. The second volume is more subdued. Situated beneath a garden, it emerges only so far from beneath the landscape as to permit a view into the cloistered water feature between the two volumes.

20 Bruce Park AvenueGreenwich, CT 06830

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203 629 2212 203 629 0717

Joeb Moore & Partners LLCArchitect

SITE MODEL PHOTOS

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BAC Staircase: renovation study

Louis Kahn’s British Art Center is an icon of modern American architecture. Here the main staircase has been isolated as a study in renovation. Timber has been added as a secondary tectonic element and the staircase rerouted to create new landings to create additional points of entry and to facilitate certain views beyond the concrete shell.

DAVID PETERSEN272 saint john st. new haven ct 06511. 212-203-5847. [email protected]

THE YALE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

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BROKEN COIL: UVA student center

Broken Coil explores the possibility of an architectural equivalent to surrealist automatic writing. This student center is derived through the interpretation of marks as signi�ers in plan and section. What begins as a burn on a gridded sheet of paper becomes an addition to Je�erson’s UVA campus. The intercessory signi�er is the primitive hut as described by Semper.

DAVID PETERSEN272 saint john st. new haven ct 06511. 212-203-5847. [email protected]

THE IRWIN S. CHANIN SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

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DAVID PETERSEN272 saint john st. new haven ct 06511. 212-203-5847. [email protected]

FILTER FEEDER: kunsthal for 21st century artYALE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

Our strategy for a new museum in Munich involves expanding exhibition space beyond the con�nes of the museum and into the landscape. Our design moves the walls of the museum out of the building envelope and into the urban fabric where temporary works such as specially commissioned murals, light installations and projected works can establish a contextual relationship with the urban environment. The walls of the museum are in turn in�ected by the streetscape, curving in order to create suggested spaces of occupation without creating enclosures that would be too overt in dictating use or impeding pedestrian tra�c.

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HAMBURG LIBRARY AND CULTURAL CENTER

DAVID PETERSEN272 saint john st. new haven ct 06511. 212-203-5847. [email protected]

EISENMAN ARCHITECTS with Caroline O’Donnel, Julia Cho, Anupama Garla and Jesung Park

The site for the library overlays the original foundation for the church of St. Marien and is situated next to the existing cathedral of St. Petri. The form of the library maps the shift in intercolumniation of these two churches, thereby exposing the history of the site and deliniating a new public processional space connecting two socially

distinct quarters of the city.

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GROUND SWELL: SEZ in Delhi

Traditional Indian architecture has a long history of using landscape to designate and condition microclimates with both open and enclosed characteristics. A new Special Economic Zone uses this strategy to create a highly �exible work environment through geothermally cooled workspaces set into the gardens of a larger multi-function complex.

DAVID PETERSEN272 saint john st. new haven ct 06511. 212-203-5847. [email protected]

THE YALE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

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DAVID PETERSEN272 saint john st. new haven ct 06511. 212-203-5847. [email protected]

MUSEUM OF SYNTHETIC LIVING SYSTEMS: miami science museumYALE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

The Museum of Synthetic Living Systems curatesinstances of the symbiotic relationship betweennatural and arti�cial living systems. Car exhaustfeeds a mangrove stand. Biodiversity is protectedthrough expanding culinary demand. Learned social behaviors within endangered Whooping Crane communities are reintroduced via ultralight�ight patterns. Curated exhibitions often polarizebetween highly charismatic and information richdisplays. Here, the museum circulation followsan information dense loop, punctuated bycharismatic cores (aquarium, aviary and energyplayground) in order to achieve a more cohesiveexperience.

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FROZEN MUSIC: magnet high school for music and ethics in lower manhattan

Primary education has become increasingly specialized. A magnet high school specializing in music and ethical studies is not intended to focus only on those disciplines but rather to use their paradig-matic structure to inform the overall teaching process. The architec-ture of the school can take the same approach. Here, Hegel’s spatially formulated conception of ethics and of aesthetics generate the plan. Both de�ne the nature of the singular object within a �eld and the relationship between multiple objects.

DAVID PETERSEN272 saint john st. new haven ct 06511. 212-203-5847. [email protected]

THE IRWIN S. CHANIN SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AT THE COOPER UNION

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DYNAMIC PATCHWORK: olympic village, Chicago with Amy Chang and Chris Starkey

DAVID PETERSEN272 saint john st. new haven ct 06511. 212-203-5847. [email protected]

THE YALE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE

Our aim in this project was to direct future development along a trajectory of social integration and environmental activism. We devised a new scheme of plot division and circulation to simultaneously encourage dense development and suture the site back into the city fabric. Open space in the neighborhood becomes a palette of community garden plots and urban agriculture. Formally, the Olympic Village buildings recline and twist to maximize solar and wind performance.

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DAVID PETERSEN272 saint john st. new haven ct 06511. 212-203-5847. [email protected]

TILT: pavilion and housing for an exposition on verticality in architectureTHE IRWIN S. CHANIN SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AT THE COOPER UNION

This housing complex establishes an alternative to the skyscraper, the predominant urban vertical typology. By rotating these units, legible vertical relationships are created between distinct tectonic components and interior spaces. Di�erent degrees of rotation expose a range of possibilities for the function of basic architectural components.

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TWISTER CUBE: a spatial investigation of group dynamics

DAVID PETERSEN272 saint john st. new haven ct 06511. 212-203-5847. [email protected]

THE IRWIN S. CHANIN SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AT THE COOPER UNION

Twister Cube, based on the Milton Bradley game, explores the spatial rami�cations of coordinated group behavior. Playing this game on the six interior surfaces of a cube, participants cause the cube to distort, collapse, and recon�gure within the con�nes of a small room. Participants and observers must respond to the two �uctuat-

ing spatial volumes of room and game cube.

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David Petersen272 Saint John St. New Haven CT 06511212-203-5847 [email protected]

Education

07-10 Yale School of ArchitectureM. Arch II

02-07 Irwin S. Chanin School of Architecture at the Cooper UnionB. Arch

98-99, 01-02 The School of The Art Institute of Chicago

Relevant Courses

Yale Advanced Design Studios Urban Ecologies with Karen Seto Modeling Geographic Space with Dana Tomlin Restorative Environmental Design with Steven Kellert Globalization Space with Keller Easterling Digital Fabrication with Kevin RotheroeCooper Union Design I-V Structural Analysis I-IV with Ysrael Seinuk Environmental Technology I&II

Advanced Urban Design with Graham Shane Systems Information Mapping with David Turnbull Landscape Design with Sean Scully

Architectural History I-IIISAIC History of Art and Architecture

Advanced Architectural Theory

Experience

12/10-2/11 Joeb Moore + Partners Architects, L.L.C.Design ArchitectDesign high-end single family residential projects. Also involved in marketing, graphic design and model building.

6/08-9/08 Edward Mitchell ArchitectsDesign InternParticipated in several urban planning and design competitions dealing with brown field reuse and infrastructural development, residential design.

6/06-9/06 Shigeru Ban + Dean Maltz ArchitectsDesign InternDesigned and completed construction documents for residential apartment project.Constructed temporary installation for the Safe exhibition at MoMa

6/05-9/05 Eisenman Architects Design Intern

Worked as member of the design team for Hamburg Library competition6/03-8/03 Acconci Studio

Design Intern, Model maker Constructed models and participated in the design of various projects.

6/03-8/03 City Expeditor, Inc.IT SpecialistImproved efficiency of ordering and dispatch system by upgrading server, creating a new office network and updating company website to allow for online orders

5/02-8/02 Balzer and Associates Inc. Roanoke, VASurvey Department, Field SurveyorConducted field surveys for topological studies, new construction initiation, and updatedpreexisting maps of property and construction.

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3/99-4/01 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day SaintsMissionaryCoordinated organizational efforts in the formation of Spanish speaking congregations, trained new local leadership, taught classes in ESL and church doctrine.

Skills

Computer Programs: AutoCad, ArchiCad, Rhino suite, ArcGIS, Adobe Suite, Office Suite, Stella, SolidWorks, FinalCutCraft skills: Carpentry, Masonry, Drafting, Architectural Model making, CAM production, wieldingLanguage Skills: Spanish

Honors/Exhibitions

08 Yale Feldman Award Nominee07-09 Yale Merit Scholarship07 Alpha Rho Chi Bronze Medal Recipient03-05 Cooper Union End of the Year Show02-05 Cooper Union Scholarship02 Merit Scholarship at The School of The Art Institute of Chicago

Interests/Service

Carpentry, Sculpture, Painting, Tai Chi, Longboarding, Boy Scouts of America, Bee keeping, currently serving as Bishop of the New Haven Ward of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints