Ryan Bieber Portfolio
Architectural Work
Commercial Office Bldg.
Houston
A master plan was prepared to provide a development vision for a 14-acre site. The site features a natural ravine and a direct connection to the region’s signature open space. Our design approach extends this amenity to accommodate 1.8 million square feet of office, retail, conference and residential use. The building shown in detail here is the first building resulting from the master plan.
Work Done in Conjunction with Sprotte + Watson, Vista CA.
The projects shown in this gallery represent some of the work that I did while employed with Sprotte + Watson Architecture and Planning located in Southern California. My time at this firm specialized in educational facilities and high end single family residential.
Duties Included: Concept designs, Design team member for all buildings in all phases from schematics through construction documents.Submittals to the Division of State Architect (DSA) for approval of CD sets. Material Selection. Rendering, Marketable materials, Site Surveys and analysis.
A Pavilion for Understanding Americanism
This thesis project from Roger Williams University was a project to create an American pavilion for the 2010 World's Fair in Shanghai. A mobius like circulation layout is designed to allow for the visitation of over 10 million people per month. The design incorporates the tenets of americanism in order to share globally an understanding of America through truthful and thought provoking insight into the enigma of what America is for a global audience.