Zach Hawk Email & Phone Number

Philadelphia, Pa, Us

Philadelphia, Pa, Us

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States

As an Architectural Designer at Alloy5 Architecture, I thrived within a culture of innovation and technological exploration. Working across a diverse range of projects – from residential to cultural spaces – I had the freedom to contribute to every stage of the design process, from concept to construction. At Alloy5, our commitment to pushing the boundaries of design and construction through cutting-edge technologies and materials was palpable in our portfolio.In my role as a Prototyping Specialist, I led the design, rendering, and fabrication of models using an array of techniques and materials. Collaborating closely with colleagues, I shared my expertise in fabrication and digital modeling, empowering the team to bring their designs to life physically. Within our dynamic environment, I seamlessly transitioned designs from schematic to construction phase, playing a pivotal role in the successful delivery of numerous high-profile projects.Aligned with Alloy5’s ethos of innovation and sustainability, I found immense fulfillment in our collaborative approach to design. Working hand-in-hand with clients and stakeholders, we crafted spaces that seamlessly blended functionality with aesthetic appeal. Encouraged to voice my ideas and opinions, I not only contributed to the refinement of our work but also experienced significant personal and professional growth.

New York, New York, United States

As a Fabricator and Teacher at the Consortium for Research and Robotics, I had the opportunity to work with industrial robotics and develop my skills in both advanced manufacturing and education. The Consortium is a unique organization that combines education and industry for technology-driven research, small business incubation, and STEM programs that invest in the local community.The Consortium's ecosystem revolves around New York City's largest industrial robot and presents a model for collaboration, competition, and creativity. The organization challenges the traditional notion of robots performing repetitive tasks that are “dull, dirty, and dangerous.” Instead, the Consortium engages designers, engineers, researchers, and artists in a new experimental paradigm that is equal parts digital and physical.During my time at the Consortium, I had the opportunity to choreograph 6-axis robotic arms for a wide range of applications. I also taught extracurricular STEM courses to local grade school students, sharing my knowledge and passion for robotics and digital fabrication. Collaborating with a diverse team of professionals, I contributed to the development of experimental projects that pushed the boundaries of what is possible with robotics.My experience at the Consortium for Research and Robotics gave me the opportunity to hone my skills as a Fabricator and Teacher and develop a deep understanding of the potential of technology-driven research and collaboration. The organization's focus on community investment and education aligns with my personal values and passion for innovation.

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States

Master Of Architecture - March, Architecture

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Architecture