David A. Lanetti
LEED Green Associate
610 - 212 - 4506 / DLanetti50@gmail.com
Education:
The Catholic University of America Washington, DC Class of 2020
Master of Architecture, Classical Concentration
Master of Science in Sustainable Design
Cumulative GPA 3.70
The Catholic University of America Washington, DC Class of 2019
Bachelor of Science in Architecture
Sustainability Minor / Philosophy Minor
Malvern Preparatory School Malvern, PA Class of 2015
Work Experience:
Harrison Design DC, Associate December 2020 to Present
Assist with preparing architectural documents for permit
Consult with clients, develop architectural drawings, assist licensed architect
Assist with building process from client consultation to construction observation
Primarily work in the High End Residential Studio and Sacred Architecture Studio
The Partnership for Catholic Sacred Architecture January 2020 to Present
Young Professional Volunteer, Social Media Manager
Manage all social media platforms
Assist with planning and content for all events
Renaissance Development, Estimating Intern August 2020 to December 2020
Assist with Historic Preservation work in the heart of Washington, DC
Work directly with clients regarding their needs and prepare documents for project
General Contractor, Assistant Summer 2020
Assist in construction management tasks and construction for an office renovation
Habitat for Humanity
Student Assistant September 2014 to December 2020
Young Professionals Member December 2020 to Present
Coordinate Habitat builds in Peru, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and many others
Catholic University of America, Teaching Assistant August 2019 to December 2020
Teach, mentor, and critique undergraduate and graduate students
Assist with Construction, Sustainable Design, Theory of the Orders, and Summer Studios
Catholic University of America, Campus Minister April 2016 to December 2020
Coordinate all liturgies and events in Campus Ministry
Facilitate undergraduate staff and organize the daily operation of the office
Certifications, Skills, and More:
LEED Green Associate
Classical Architecture and Urbanism Concentration
Sustainable Design
Proficient in:
AutoCad, Rhino 6, Watercolor Rendering, Adobe Suites, and Model Craftsmanship
Comfortable with:
Sketchup, Revit, Laser cutting, and 3D Printing
Boy Scouts of America, Eagle Scout Class of 2014
CUA American Society of Civil Engineers Sept. 2015 to May 2019
United States Competitive Swimming 2006 to 2019
National, NCAA, and Club Individual and Conference Champion (multiple years)
Principle Critics of my Education Include:
Mr. Allan Greenberg
Dr. Carroll William Westfall
Mr. James McCrery
Mr. CJ Howard
Dr. Christina Wilson
References: (contact information available upon request)
Mr. Mark Hughes Current Employer
Mr. Nic Charbonneau Current Employer
Rev. Jude DeAngelo Former Employer
Mr. CJ Howard Former Thesis Advisor and Professor of Architecture
Mr. James McCrery Former Thesis Advisor and Professor of Architecture
Dr. Christina Wilson Former Employer and Professor of Architecture
A Sample of Work
ARPL 402 Spring 2019 - A Design for a Regional Library
For my final project as an undergrad student we were tasked with designing a regional library for the small town of Clarksburg, Maryland. This senior intensive design studio brought together all of the knowledge we learned in undergrad.
ARPL 601 Fall 2019 - A Design for a Federal Courthouse
For my first project as an grad student we were tasked with designing a federal courthouse in Washington, DC. This large project proved very challenging at times but rewarding. My design sought to show the strength of the legal system through the architectural language of H. H. Richardson.
ARPL 601 Spring 2020 - A Design for a Dream Home
During this studio we were tasked with designing a single family home and the surrounding estate. Our sight could be located in the place of our choosing and my design strove to bring the beauty of southern architecture to life.
ARPL 401 Fall 2018 - A Masterplan for Historic Annapolis
During this studio we were tasked with designing a masterplan for the dead space along the waterfront in historic Annapolis, MD. This site, located right near The United States Naval Academy, is currently a parking lot and not much happens here. My masterplan sought to restore the historic Maryland architecture language and frame the view looking at the Severn River.
ARPL 601 Spring 2020 - A Design for a 1000 Cubic Foot House
For this small introduction project we were tasked with designing a house that did not exceed 1000 cubic feet in volume. The house had to have a table for six, an architects drafting desk, a kitchen, a bathroom, and be able to sleep two.