Brian Elyo Email & Phone Number

Cambridge, MA, US

Greater Boston

i started making multi-track delay/reverb heavy experimental noise music around 1998 with my 4-track tape recorder; the latest is always here - http://mobdividual.bandcamp.com/ live i recreate the songs to be played solo on the electric guitar; shoegaze post rock avant doomi have performed festivals, houses, cafes, schools, venues, bars, clubs, outside.

United States

Colorado Springs, Colorado Area

Collaborating with Architects and Engineers to complete commercial design projects from 2,500sf houses to 275,000sf high schools, to multiple t.i.'s of a hospital tower, to master planning - one-stop design/production shop. My favorite and specialty are public schools, all grade combinations; new, renovation, additions.During this time i have worked with.

doing what i do.. designing buildings, etc... we're working out of the machine shop at 4 south wahsatch... stop on byhttps://www.facebook.com/machineshopcoshttp://www.csindy.com/coloradosprings/architect-ryan-lloyd-wants-to-change-everything-one-wild-goose-at-a-time/Content?oid=2959785

localfm.org

collecting music......curating music to listen......curating music to see...localfm.org - localfmradio@gmail.com

Teaching people how Revit thinks as well as the necessary skills to be successful in a position at the variety of offices that utilize Revit Architecture.

I started as a consultant that provided in-house Revit support/Model Manager for a team fresh off training while producing cd's for a 200,000+ sqft high school including coordinating with the engineers. After a few months i transferred into a full-time position, which, in addition to keeping the same role on projects, i also worked to help to develop Revit.

Bullet Points:- provided support and modeled several buildings downtown for the Great Streets Great Skylines design charrette and study- which helped inspire 3D Buildings in Google Earth - the individuals involved as well-as our South Chapter were amongst the first in the world to do this... (2006-2007)- helped organize and spoke at an.

I had the typical Intern responsibilities. My focus was on Education Projects, to include working with Design Advisory Groups from the initial programming meetings (including presenting to school boards), coordinating with consultants and completing CD's. I had the ability to delegate a certain amount of work when faced with it; coupled with the trust to.

At H+L i made the all-important transition from 'Drafter' to 'Intern'; solidified my desire for licensure... also found a mentor in Mark Harris, AIA which continues to this day...

More so than the practical experience i got at CSNA is the tone it set for the rest of my career. I was inspired to my path to get licensed. Several people took a mentorship role with me and i began to realize Architecture could be more than the sum of its parts. By the time i left I had basic knowledge of the kind of information a set of documents needed.

This was my first job out of the Air Force; drafting and some design. I worked closely with Dara Mattingly on design/material ideas. This job really helped me work faster and more accurate (autocad) and got me used to meeting deadlines, got me to understand the basics of documenting designs and helped ease me into the whole of architecture.

Life, Traditional Apprentice-Style Architectural Education

I am fortunate enough to have been mentored and continue to be mentored by several Principals of the firms i have been employed by and.

Technical, Civil Engeering, Surveying, Drafting

Drafting; Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Structural, Plumbing & Surveying