Dan.Artiges@gmail.com
973.896.0341
danartiges.com
Boston, MA
Project Designer:
January 2014 - January 2015
Boston, MA
Junior Associate:
February 2011 - December 2013
Lawrence, MA
Graphic Designer:
June 2010 - December 2010
East Hanover, NJ
Internship:
June 2008 - December 2008
Summer 2006 & 2007
Boston, MA
Beijing & Shanghai, China
Rome, Italy
Project designer for Dolce & Gabbana store location in Boston, MA
Coordinated consultant work into cohesive drawing packages
Project designer for 2,000 sf retrofit renovation of Bruno’s Burgers in Bourne, MA
Generated specifications for final construction of Bruno’s Burgers
Documented existing site conditions, including measurements and photos
Generated presentation images for client and public meetings
Managed correspondance between Studio Luz, clients, contractors and consultants
Coordinated all detail drawings for the New Humanities Building at Cornell
Collaborated directly with consultants to coordinate building systems and structure
Managed a four person team on a post-bid cost reconcilliation exercise
Generated client-ready deliverables including diagrams, presentations, and reports
Participated on a design team in an international competition for the design of the
King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable Energy (KACARE) in Saudi Arabia
Designed all presentation, proposal and report graphics and layouts
Assisted project engineers in designing public pedestrian infrastructure for MASSDOT
Managed correspondance between TEC and its clients
Documented, photographed, and reported on project site progress
Coordinated work on architectural punch list items
Responsible for document management on a $350 Million GMP project
Contributed to the bid process with purchasing agents and estimators
Compiled local subcontractor market surveys
Generated local union jurisdiction maps and contact information
Master’s Degree of Architecture, May 2012
Bachelor of Science Degree in Architecture, May 2011
Magna Cum Laude
Comparative Study of Contemporary Chinese and Western Cities, May 2010
School of Architecture Study Abroad Program, January 2009 - May 2009
100 Most Influential Seniors of Northeastern in 2011
Advisor to Beta Theta Pi Chapter at Northeastern University
Eagle Scout Rank, Boy Scouts of America
Proficient in: Microsoft Office, iWork, AutoCAD, Form-z, Sketch-Up, Rhino, V-Ray
Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign
Knowledgeable: ArchiCAD, Revit

(2010)
The Northeastern housing studio was based upon the most easily recognizable housing type in Boston, the rowhouse. From Beacon Hill to the South End and into Roxbury the rowhouse deals with a smaller scale of housing not often found in the urban environment.
This studio was focused on a reinterpretation of the rowhouse to function in modern urban life. The Push
Pull Unit is based on the lateral movement of the party wall separating two parcels of 20’ x 60’. The strategy for this design began with two extended service cores .
The party wall wraps around these cores creating large living spaces at the center of the parcels. The push of this volume is accentuated within the adjacent unit by negative space produced from the floor pulling away from the extending volume. Each unit in a pair of parcels is given a larger extended living space.
Street View (Unit Aggregation)

Parti-walls and cores First Floor Second Floor Facade
Second Fl.
First Fl.
Ground Fl.
Street Section
Street Elevation
View from 2nd Flr Terrace

(2011-2013)
Klarman Hall at Cornell University was a project that was worked on while at Koetter Kim and Associates.
My involvement started in the design development phase and carried through the completion of construction documents. My main responsibility was to coordinate and draft details like the one below. All project documentation was completed in AutoCAD.

(2011)
The Headquarters Building was part of the Phase 1 design for the King Abdullah City for Atomic and Renewable
Energy (KACARE). KACARE was an international design competition completed while at Koetter Kim and
Associates.
Model Photo
Building Location
WINDOW TO THE CITY
GARDENS IN THE SKY
SCIENCE / ACADEMIC PUBLIC SPACE
ARCADE WITH PUBLIC AMMENITIES
AUDITORIUM / MUSEUM
GARDEN TERRACE
Public Rooms
ADMINISTRATION OFFICES
ADMINISTRATION OFFICE TOWER INSTITUTIONAL
LIVE / WORK APARTMENTS
Model Photo Building Arangements

(2014)
Studio Luz acted as the local architect for the new Dolce & Gabbana store on Newbury St. in Boston, MA. The project consisted of an interior renovation ground floor and basement of a vacant retail space within a 5 story building. In my role as project designer, I implemented the design guidelines from Dolce & Gabbana in the construction documentation, coordinated consultant work, and managed construction. This included the creation of a monumental staircase from the first floor to the basement, redesign of the existing storefront, and a new limited use limited access (LULA) elevator.
Ground Floor Plan
Building Section
Building Section

(2014)
Bruno’s Burgers was a 2,000 sf retrofit renovation of a building in Bourne, MA.
Formerly a donut shop the building had been vacant for ten years. The project consisted of a complete redesign of the interior layout and a reimagining of the exterior. Bruno’s is an organic, fresh, and natural take on the traditional burger.
Natural wood slats on the exterior are meant to echo the charcoal grill while also representing a natural cladding for the exisiting masonry facade. I worked on this project while at Studio Luz Architects, LTD as the project designer from Schematic
Design through the completion of
Construction Documents.
East Elevation
North Elevation
Exterior Rendering
Exterior Rendering

Interior Rendering
Ground Floor Plan