Professional
Resume
John A. Gascon, Associate AIA
1020 First Avenue South, Suite 300J
Seattle, WA 98134
Objective
To find a mentor and continue an energetic and productive internship
at a design focused architecture firm where I can learn valuable
design skills and develop necessary architectural office skills
while contributing the success of the firm and preparing for the
Architect Registration Exam.
Skills
• Architectural skills ranging from the technical to the artistic
such as design and complex problem solving, sketching, rendering
and drafting skills, and an in-depth knowledge of the construction
process.
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Strong ability to communicate and listen within a group setting
as well as in one-on-one dialog. Able to clearly articulate ideas
and thoughts utilizing graphic, written, and verbal communication.
Strong writing skills and ability to quickly and clearly identify
important issues, and communicate verbally, or through e-mail.
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Leadership skills, with the ability to collaborate and direct under
pressure.
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Strong research and analytical skills with an attention to detail
and the ability to clearly report accurate findings.
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Training and experience with team building, community development,
diversity and confrontation.
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Highly Skilled in Microsoft Office, AutoCAD, and Adobe Photoshop.
Skilled in Macromedia Studio MX, Microsoft Access, Adobe PageMaker,
After Effects, Image Ready, Acrobat, and QuarkXPress.
Education
University of Oregon, Eugene, Oregon
Bachelor of Architecture with minor in Business Administration
June, 2000
Honors
and Awards
Evan’s Scholarship – 1995-1999
VFW Scholarship – 1995
Professional
and Association Memberships
American Association of Architects - Associate Member
Young Architects Forum – Seattle Chapter
Evan’s Scholar Alumni Association
Community
Involvement
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Volunteer frequently among local arts and community groups, including
The Artists Trust, Center on Contemporary Art, Community Theater,
and Pike Place Market.
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Active leadership in establishing open house studio presence in
Pioneer Square neighborhood during First Thursday gallery “Artwalk”.
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