John Van Loh is a Architect Licensed in the State of Oregon at Architecture for Education. He possess expertise in architectural design, adobe creative suite, drawing, autocad, revit and 21 more skills. He is proficient in Francais. Colleagues describe him as "RECOMMENDATION OF JOHN VAN LOH John is a serious, self-directed and self-motivated, student of architecture: he welcomes challenges that test both his technical and creative skills because those tests cause him to become a better practitioner of his chosen profession. On the one hand, John is on a constant quest to learn more about the creative and conceptual dimensions of architectural design: what he has already learned is never enough for him, never an end in itself, but is instead merely the platform for the next stage of his education. This is why, as a graduate student in architecture at the University of New Mexico, he challenged himself by taking entirely optional courses in addition to the required ones, and also why he sought out feedback on his studio projects: he wanted to know what he was missing, what precedents, ideas, or innovations he had overlooked in solving a project’s program. It is also why, of all the graduate students, he was the one who was most consistently and regularly at his desk in the studio, researching and testing ideas, developing and refining his projects. On the other hand, John is continually working on improving his technical skills, from mastering the fundamentals of structures and structural systems to developing proficiency in computer-aided design and digital rendering. These skills are nicely demonstrated in his portfolio, in which he had reworked his studio projects in order to apply the experience has gained during the previous three years. Christopher Mead, Regents’ Professor of Architecture, University of New Mexico"