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Date Completed: 2019/03/30
Medium Used: Photoshop Project Info: Independent Contest Entry (hosted by DX_BOUNDLESS) Summary: “From Point A to Point B” aims to become a precept that breaks the able-bodied mindset of society by placing accessibility at the forefront. The proposal establishes the colour blue as the shade for all inclusive design to streamline and raise awareness in accessibility. The goal is to reshape the existing digital and urban fabric – and to ensure that designers of all fields have a duty to accommodate to the point of undue hardship. This proposal envisions a utopian world where accessibility becomes the absolute standard of design in fields such as architecture, landscape, urbanism, literature, and digital media. The goal is to streamline accessibility into everyday modern living – making the world safer and inclusive for the greatest number of individuals. We live in a world where the deep navy oceans and the clear cerulean sky sustains us, so this proposal makes use of the colour blue to emphasize inclusive design as a quintessential part of everyday living. By excessively using the colour blue, accessible design begins to stand out and set an example for everyone who experiences it – especially students who are learning in various fields of the design industry. |
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Date Completed: 2019/02/23
Medium Used: Revit + Photoshop Project Info: Independent Contest Entry (hosted by AVSSU) Summary: The AVSSU challenges participants to refurbish and/or add extensions to the Borden Buildings to better suit the current needs of students in the Visual Studies Program, the LGBTQ+ community, and the Indigenous community that currently reside in the building... + |
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Date Completed: 2017/08/17
Medium Used: Revit + Photoshop + PowerPoint Project Info: Independent Course Assignment Brief Summary: The Passive Habitat highlights the use of sustainability and environmentally concious materials. The building required LEED certification and to meet the site restrictions of a pre-existing property. We used the opportunity to implement new technologies in the home, while designing to optimize natural energy saving techniques to develop a sustainable residential design. |
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Date Completed: 2017/08/13
Medium Used: Revit + Photoshop Project Info: Team Course Assignment with Nataliya Yatsenko Brief Summary: The Green Works project challenged us to combine two separate structures erected at different elevations. The site consisted of a preexisting heritage building that had to be retrofit for accessibility purposes, while maintaining its historic value. The next challenge was to integrate heritage with modernity while introducing sustainability and accessibility features that became essential for the success of this project. |
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■ Architecture
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Date Completed: 2017/08/14
Medium Used: Revit + Photoshop Project Info: Independent Contest Entry (hosted by ARCHMedium) Brief Summary: Rome accumulates thousands of years of history in its streets. Today, the city of Rome offers a different scenario according to society we live in marked by the mobility, technology and individuality. For this reason, ARCHmedium proposes to rethink spiritual and worship spaces in the cities. A single temple for the dialogue of all religions, a common place for all creeds. The Rome Contemporary Chapel (RCC) aims to be a place of encounter, a space for dialogue and hope for peace in a complex world. |
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■ Architecture
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Date Completed: 2017/06/11
Medium Used: SketchUp + Photoshop Project Info: Team Contest Entry with Joyce Tran (hosted by Aga Khan Foundation) Brief Summary: As part of Canada’s 150th anniversary, Aga Khan Foundation Canada and Just Food invited students from across Canada to submit a design proposal for an outdoor pavilion for a new community garden in Ottawa, Ontario. The outdoor pavilion will serve as a public gathering place at the farm, inviting visitors to reflect on the importance of local and global issues. For Canada’s 150th anniversary, the design of the pavilion will create a space that reflects shared Canadian values of inclusion, diversity, dialogue, and community building. |
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■ Architecture
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Date Completed: 2017/04/09
Medium Used: SketchUp + Photoshop Project Info: Independent Contest Entry (hosted by Bob Borson) Brief Summary: Out of 1,100 registrations from 85 different countries, and out of 26 finalists, I was chosen as 1 of the 3 winners of the competition... + |
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■ Architecture
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Date Completed: 2016/08/14
Medium Used: Revit + Photoshop Project Info: Independent Course Assignment Brief Summary: The BIM course final term project tasked us to recreate an existing architectural project in Revit - specifically a single detached residential project - and to procure a sample magazine that features the model in different light. Although the residential home is small; the task proved to be challenging due to a number of factors... + |
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