Bio:

The great designer, Marcel is learning, young professional looking to further my knowledge in the realm of architecture in as many ways as possible. I hope to make myself a prospect in the industry through intricate, unique, and emotionally responsive design. Currently, I am trying to improve the world one project at a time while trying to further elevate/educate myself as well as those around me. I hope you enjoy my work!

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How did you first learn about architecture and when did you decide that built environment profession was an area of interest for you?

I learned about architecture through family. They asked me what I liked around the age of 6 and I stated “I love drawing, math, and money”.They proceeded to sell me inflated numbers on what an architect makes and from that point on I was captivated.

 

What do you do?

I currently am a Designer 2 and I help design and assist in the documentation of various educational facilities.

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What excites you in the work you do?

Being able to go on-site and experience the space I’ve been designing.

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Who or what inspires you professionally?

The emotions you feel when you experience a space a well as being to elevate the environments belonging to the ones you love.

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What is your proudest professional accomplishment or achievement?

During the summer of 2016, I had the honor of being a student researcher through MIT’s MSRP Program. During the program, I got to do research under a tenured professor in the area of computation as it relates to disaster relief.

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Featured Project Name: 

The Place Inside My Head

 

Featured Project Completion Date: 

N/A

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Role in Featured Project: 

Sole Designer

 

Featured Project Description:

This project arose from a want for a project where creativity leads the decision making process outside of the minutia of architectural function. As implied by its name, The Place Inside My Head, is an environment that is meant to serve as a sanctuary within my mind. It’s concept came to be through the practice of meditation. When I meditate I generally imagine myself in an environment of my own creation. This project aims to gives those imaginary environments solid form.

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Photography Credit:

Marcel Walker