cassandra b murphy architectural portfolio 2015

CASSANDRA B. MURPHY

Architectural Portfolio 2015

200 Victoria Street, Suite 1115, Toronto, Ontario M5B 1T8 Phone Cell: (416) 565-6066 E-mail: [email protected]

Career Objective: My long term goal is to become a self-employed Architect with a vision for improving the physical environment with skilled and thoughtful design solutions. My short term goal is to start collecting intern hours for the IAP (Intern Architect Program) under the OAA (Ontario Association of Architects) to go towards obtaining my OAA architectural license. Education 2015 to Current Intern Architect Program with Ontario Association of

Architects (Ontario, Canada) 2013 to 2015 Carleton University (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada) Masters of Architecture (M.Arch) Graduating with Distinction Azrieli School of Architecture & Urbanism 2009 to 2013 Ryerson University (Toronto, Ontario, Canada)

Bachelor of Architectural Sciences (B.Arch.Sci) 2005 to 2009 London Central Secondary School Employment Summer 2013 Adamson Associates Architects (Toronto, Ontario, Canada) & 2014 AutoCAD construction drawings for Westbury International

Centre in Oakville, Ontario, Canada AutoCAD drawings of interior elevations, plans, millwork and reflected ceiling plans for Transbay Terminal in San Francisco, California, USA Coordinating with Mechanical, Electrical and Structural drawing sets Checking consultant drawings for errors or missed information Producing sketches for consultants Responsible for issuing drawings to clients and consultants Archiving and sorting consultant drawings Meeting with Specification Department regarding product swatches Reading and referencing MasterFormat Specifications Divisions Client presentations & communications

Summer 2010 Murphy & Murphy Architect Inc. (London, Ontario, Canada) & 2011 Constructed architectural models and kept inventory

Photographed models and site construction for archive record Prepared deficiency lists Attended & took notes at public and municipal hearings Produced sample boards for clients Created AutoCAD drawings

Manual Drawing Skills: My manual drawings and computation skills allow me to think through design solutions to achieve the most successful outcome to a project. My sketchbooks document the creative process behind each design concept. Computer Program Skills: AutoCAD, Rhino, Grasshopper, Revit, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, Mastercam X6, Catalyst, and Arduino Software. Workshop Skills: Laser Cutter, 3D Printer, Computer Numerically Controlled (CNC), Vacuform, Drill Press, Band Saw, Jig Saw.

Cassandra B. Murphy 200 Victoria Street, Suite 1115, Toronto, Ontario, Canada M5B 1T8 Phone: (416) 565-6066 E-mail: [email protected]

200 Victoria Street Toronto, Ontario M5B 1V8 Phone Cell: (416) 565-6066 E-mail: [email protected]



















Awards, Contests & Certificates 2015 Carletons Nominee for Prix de Rome in Architecture for

Emerging Practitioners sponsored by the Canadian Council of the Arts

2015 Thesis Graduating with Distinction, Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

2015 Canada Green Building Council Scholarship for Sustainable Design & Research Winner $5000, Carleton Universitys Nominee

2015 Maxwell Taylor Scholarship Winner $7000 2015 Building 22 Edition 15 Publication, Dynamic Pushface & Kosmic

Installation 2015 Teron Scholarship Nominee (Decision Pending) 2015 John Adjeleian Scholarship in Structural Design Nominee 2015 Azrieli Scholars Mini Thesis Competition Nominee 2014 Teron Scholarship Nominee and Finalist 2013 Ryerson University Deans List, Toronto Ontario, Canada 2012 Envirosculpt Competition 2008 to 2009 Winner of Sweeney Todd Poster Competition for London Central

Secondary Schools Musical Production 2005 to 2009 Honor Roll Certificate 2006 to 2009 Award of Excellence 2006 to 2009 Three time winner of highest overall grade for Industrial

Design Course 2009 Winner of the highest overall grade for Visual Arts Course Extracurricular 2014 to 2015 Carleton AASA Graduate Representative (Azrieli Architecture

Students Association) 2015 Kosmic Installation 2014 to 2015 Buddy Program 2014 to 2015 Arts Court: ModLab 2013 to 2014 Adamson Associates Architects KnitWitz & Volleyball Team 2011 to 2013 Ryersons Homegrown Urban Garden 2005 to 2009 London Centrals Cancer Campaign 2006 to 2009 SCROOGE Food Campaign 2008 to 2009 London Central Secondary School Peer Mentoring Program 2006 to 2007 Yearbook Committee Volunteering 2012 Nuit Blanche Aura Installation Assembly June 2011 Colon Cancer Canada Walk/Run: Push For Your Tush July 2010 Canadian Cancer Society 2009 Taught Grade 12 Mannerist Sculpture Art at London Central

Secondary School Hobbies and Interests Athletics I am constantly adding new things to my bucket list often including physical activities. Jogging, biking, rock climbing, weight training. Travel Traveling is an extremely important component of my life and I strive to explore the new possibilities each location has to offer. The summer of 2015 I was a solo traveler to 9 countries in 21 days across Europe. Music I have completed Grade 7 Piano Conservatory, and Level 1 Theory. In my leisure time, I try to learn to play different musical instruments. Sketching, Painting, Building, and Writing I enjoy exploring a variety of creative outlets and experimenting with all mediums. I am currently working on a fictitious novel for my own leisure.

200 Victoria Street Toronto, Ontario M5B 1V8 Phone: (416) 565-6066 E-mail: [email protected]

AutoCad

Weaverbird (PLugin)

Kangaroo (Plugin)

Level of Competency

Revit

Rhino

Adobe CS Illustrator

Adobe CS Photoshop

Hand Sketching

Excellent New

Exoskeleton (Plugin)

Flamingo (Plugin)

Vray (Plugin)

Grasshopper (Plugin)

Adobe CS Indesign

Physical Model Making

Digital Fabrication

Arduino Software

Westbury International Centre

Regrowth

D.U.N.E.

Creacher: Anti-Smoking ArchitectureACTIVIST 55

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Flora 1.0

Cloud Comb

Sorrento Centre

DELICATE 37

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Latent: Climorphysiological Architecture

Dynamic Pushface

Voronoi Shade

Echo Wall

EXPLORATIVE 03

07

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Medical Centres 65

Credits 67

Scuba Brush

Matrix: Sprott Business School

Aura

QUIRKY 25

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Kosmic Installation 27

PROFESSIONAL &CREDITS

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EXPLORATIVEDefinition:Derivative of explore. Explore is defined as travelling through (an unfamiliar area) in order to learn about it.

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DYNAMIC PUSHFACETranslucent experimental building facade using interior oc-cupants to stretch and manipulate exterior shading fabric

The objective of the project was to create an innovative building facade system that could be both dynamic and insulative. The dynamic pushface facade system changes the interior quality of light through the manipulation of rods that alter the stretched fabric on the exterior.

DYNAMIC PUSHFACE M.Arch

Position 1 Position 2 Position 3

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FABRIC

VISION GLASS

BENEATH FABRIC WITH ROD PROTRUDING

WAX, VAPOR BARRIER, & GLAZING

CNC FRAME STRUCTURE

WAX, VAPOR BARRIER, & SPANDREL

Schematic Design of Facade Components

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DYNAMIC PUSHFACE M.Arch

glazing

cylindrical rod support

intumescent coated steel rod support

spandrel glazing and aerogel panel

fabric outline (infront)concrete floor slab (behind)glazing and aerogel panelwood CNC framebolts connecting CNC frame

Elevation with Key Componenets

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Physical Model of Facade System

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LATENT Climorphysiological Architecture

A type of living architecture that is derived from and evolves to a sites specific climatic conditions. The building must cohesively adapt to seasonal weather fluctuations. Winter snow accumulates on the Pine Facade structures for an additional layer of insulation. The Latent project optimizes seasonal climatic conditions for improved building performance while experimenting with a new genre of architecture.

LATENT: CLIMORPHYSIOLOGICAL ARCHITECTURE M.Arch7

Schematic Massing Model

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LATENT: CLIMORPHYSIOLOGICAL ARCHITECTURE M.Arch

Wall Assembley

LATENT - SPRING

Dynamic Pine Facade - Closes in summer months to maximize sun hitting green wall behind

Static Pine Facade - Acts as a Trellis system for climbing plants

Wall Assembley

LATENT - SUMMER

Dynamic Pine Facade - Closes in summer months to maximize sun hitting green wall behind

Static Pine Facade - Acts as a Trellis system for climbing plants

Schematic Summer Wall Assembley

Wall Assembley

LATENT - AUTUMN

Pine Facade- Accumulates snow and ice during winter months

- The greater the snow fall, the more the snow insulation building envelope receives

- Helps protects plants that can remain alive during winter months

Wall Assembley

LATENT - WINTER

Schematic Autumn Wall Assembley Schematic Winter Wall Assembley

Schematic Spring Wall Assembley

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20mN20m

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1st Floor

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Site Plan, Dows Lake in Ottawa, Ontario

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LATENT: CLIMORPHYSIOLOGICAL ARCHITECTURE M.Arch

Track/Stem-support for Pine Facade system

Insulation - Aerogel 200mm

Ball Joint with Latex At-tachment

Metal Half Rod

LiTraCon Panel - 650mmfiber optic rods & concrete- sandblasted exterior to tex-turize

Thermally broken seal and structural caulking

Latex - cut openings run parallel with stem of Pine Facade

Systems Diagram

Pine Facade Components

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Pine Facade & Trellis System During Summer

Pine Facade & Trellis System During Winter

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ECHO WALLHow can occupants engage with the built form?

Echo Wall was designed to mirror the sounds of occupants passing through a space. Foot steps, talking, and other ambient noises would trigger the illumination of the wall in a path reflecting the sounds traveling throught the volume.

ECHO WALL B.ArchSc19

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Assembly Diagram

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Cover frame with black acrylic trim

Attach acrylic forms to peg board

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VORONOI SHADE3D printed tealight

VORONOI SHADE M.Arch

The priority for the project was to create a tealight cover that could project a pattern while lit. In the process of designing the shade the cost, 3D printing tollerances and material translucency were taken into account to produce the final object.

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QUIRKYDefinition:Characterized by peculiar or unexpected traits or aspects.

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NICOSCUBABRUSH

AS SEEN IN THE RYERSON ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN*

SCUBA BRUSHChallenge: How does one properly clean wine decanters?

Enjoy your wine. Let us worry about the rest. NICO design improves your life through creating products that you need and love. Never again will you experience the frustration of wine stains on your glassware. The Scuba Brushs compact design and extendable bristles provide access to those hard to reach crevices while adapting to the form of your glassware. Three standard sizes ensure all neck sizes are accommodated.

SCUBA BRUSH B.ArchSc

NICOSCUBABRUSH

AS SEEN IN THE RYERSON ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN*

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Contoured Rubber Handle

Lip

Suppot Rod

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Scuba Tube

Steel Bristles

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Installation

Tire Swing Installation for Kosmic 2015 at Maker Space North Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

KOSMIC APOLLO27

AURAVolunteering to assemble Nuit Blanche 2012 installation

Ryerson University students put out a call for volunteers to help construct and assemble the Aura project. The main intention for the project was have occupants interact with the pushable projections and lit membrane as they moved through the alleyway on the university campus.

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MATRIXSprott Business School

The project used connectivity as a tying theme in defining the sequential and experiential procession. Whether traveling through or dwelling in the building moments of pause and movement were articulated in the space.

MATRIX: SPROTT BUSINESS SCHOOL M.Arch31

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LOUNGE = UNDERGRAD 1 + UNDERGRAD 2 + UNDERGRAD 3 + UNDERGRAD 4

LOUNGE = MASTERS + PHD

MAIN PATH = CAMPUS + BUILDING + LAKE

CAFE = INTERIOR + EXTERIOR MAIN PATH = INTERIOR + EXTERIOR

EVENT SPACE = INTERIOR + INTERIOR

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MAIN ATRIUM = VISUAL + EXPERIMENTAL + PATH CONNECTOR

MAIN ATRIUM = NATURAL WIND VENTILATION + STACK EFFECT

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Program Equations Materiality path

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MATRIX: SPROTT BUSINESS SCHOOL M.Arch

Program intersection to creat node of social interaction

Swivel intersections to create 3D intersections in volume

Cut through building to link Car-leton campus to Dows Lake

3D circulation path creating meeeting nodes at intersections

PHD box created as physical and metaphorical destination. Place where student, professor, and na-tional business industry are one.

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Looking onto circulation route in interior atrium & flexible space

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DELICATEDefinition:Very fine in texture or structure; of intricate workmanship or quality

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FLORA 1.0 M.Arch37

FLORA 1.0Actuated pavilion using shape memory alloys

Designed to engage courtyard pedestrians to interact with the ephemeral construction at the Pan Am & Parapan American Games in Toronto, Ontario. Acetate flowers use charged nitinol (nickel titanium) wire and elastic bands bloom when sensing occupants. Imagine a world where buildings could sense and respond to its inhabitants.

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Objective: Find an innovative building material and test its properties

Pavilion structure with mounted acetate flowers uses snapfit construction to reduce fasteners & associated assembly time. Nitinol wire was the selected material for testing which shifted in shape when heat or current was applied.

FLORA 1.0

flowers closed flowers in bloom

M.Arch39

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

X piece evolution seen above. Final iteration on right avoids both petal conflicts and electrical overloading.

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Structural Flexibility of 1:25 Model

FLORA 1.0 M.Arch41

Right: X piece with closed flowers & open flowers

Below: Acetate flower in vari-ous stages of closing

FLORA 1.0 M.Arch43

1:1 Built Prototype

FLORA 1.0 M.Arch45

CLOUD COMB LAMPChallenge: Design & assemble a lampshade with less then 5 words in the instructions

The cloud comb lamp shade was designed to allow for variation in lighting effects that could be customized by the consumer. Digitally fabricated, the lamp shade templates were created with a laser cutter for the potential of mass production. The instructions and components were designed to fit into a 8.5 x 11 envelope for efficient distribution.

CLOUD COMB B.ArchSc47

CLOUD COMB B.ArchSc49

x2 x2

x12

GUIDE

x8 x2 x4

x12

x8

REMOVE STICKERS

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SORRENTO CENTRERetreat for spiritual and activity groups

The Sorrento Centre rents space to a variety of faith and activity groups for retreats and conferences. The sites existing buildings vary dramatically in architectural style. The building strove to create a circulation pathway connecting the existing buildings to the landcape. Physically ascending and descending through the spaces was designed to allow occupants to transcend into a spiritual realm.

SORRENTO CENTRE B.ArchSc51

ACTIVISTDefinition:A derivative of activism. Activism is defined as the policy or action of us-ing vigorious campaigning to bring about political or social change.

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Anti-Smoking Architecture

CREACHER [ ]

Creacher aims to interfere with smokers habits to promoting better lifestyle choices and air quality for all. The installation would continually breath in the outdoor area. The act of smoking disrupts the tactile and spectacle features of the installation. Smokers are sprayed with collected rainwater while the choice of depositing a cigarette for a healthy substitute would be architecturally celebrated.

CREACHER: ANTI-SMOKING ARCHITECTURE B.ArchSc

Creation + Teacher

BREATH HISS

ATTACK

CELEBRATE ?!?!?!

BREATH HISS

ATTACK

CELEBRATE ?!?!?!

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D.U.N.E. [ ]Pollution Prevention and Filtration Installation

Warm weather from April until early September marks the migration of tourists to Grand Bend. This social aggregation causes careless behaviors towards garbage disposal on Lake Hurons shores. The project aimed to redirect responsibility onto the tourists with a series of artificial dunes to bring light to the issue. D.U.N.E. intends to make occupants aware of their decisions towards pollution and the associated consequences or rewards of their actions.

Bottom Far Left: Perforations collect twigs and debris into base of artifical dune.

Bottom Left: Perforations & spacing allow for wildlife to reach natural dune during ini-tial growth stages. The artifi-cal dunes allow water and sand to filter trash.

Bottom Right:Perforated acrylic was used for the dune protection encasing. Perforated metal was used for the artifical dunes.

Bottom Far Right: Showing dunes and dune encasings in use.

D.U.N.E. M.Arch

Deterring Unethical Neglect of an Ecosystem

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REGROWTHRedeveloping the corner of Dundas and George Street

George Street is curently known for the large population of homeless citizens and substance abuse due to the neighboring Seaton House. The projects intention was to take elements of the Garden Districts horticultural past as a basis for architectural conception. The commercial residential development adressed the street corner from all sides allowing the building to act like a gateway for the community to reconnect with George Street.

REGROWTH B.ArchSc59

WESTBURY INTERNATIONAL CENTRE6 Storey Office Building in Oakville, Ontario, Canada

I was apart of the Adamson Associates Architects Westbury International Centre Team which consisted of 7 people who were creating construction documents using AutoCAD.

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BURLINGTON ONTARIO L7L 6W1TEL. 905 335-8533 FAX.905 335-6256

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ADAMSON ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS401 Wellington Street WestToronto, Ontario M5V 1E7

RUTH VICTOR AND ASSOCIATES1243 Valleybrook DriveOakville, Ontario L6H 4Y1

DORLAN ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS INC.7560 Airport Road, Unit 13Mississauga, Ontario L4T 4H4

TAKANO ENGINEERING LTD.2400 Midland Avenue, Unit 103Scarborough, Ontario M1S 1P8

MANUEL JORDAO & ASSOCIATES LTD.556 Edward Avenue, Unit 82Richmond Hill, Ontario L4C 9Y5

TRAFALGAR ENGINEERING LTD.Consulting Engineers1-481 Morden RoadOakville, Ontario L6K 3W6

BAKER TURNER INC.8501 Mississauga Road, Suite 300Brampton, Ontario L6Y 5GB

GHD6705 Millcreek Drive, Unit 1Mississauga, Ontario L5N 5M4

ECOVERT SUSTAINABILITY CONSULTANTS50 Ormskirk Avenue, Suite 100Toronto, Ontario M6S 4V6

SUPERIOR SPRINKLER CO. LTD.5100 Maingate Drive, Unit 7 & 8,Mississauga, Ontario L4W 1X6

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MEDICAL CENTRESMedical Centres in London, Ontario, Canada

During my time at Murphy & Murphy Architect I worked on several projects including 215 Fanshawe Road and 276 Fanshawe Road Medical Centres. The firm of 7 worked collectively on the projects. The models were produced by myself and two other collegues.

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Cassandra Murphy & Olivia Ferguson-Losier

Project: Dynamic Pushface

Seanna Guillemin, Sarah Gertler, Cassandra Murphy,Sivan A., Julia K., & Anu A.

Project: Echo Wall

Cassandra Murphy

Project: Latent: Climmorphohysiological Architecture

Cassandra Murphy

Project: Voronoi Shade

CREDITS

Cassandra Murphy & Nick Jones

Project: Scuba Brush

Designer: Aura TeamAssembly Volunteer: Cassandra Murphy

Project: Aura Nuit Blanche 2012

Cassandra Murphy & Olivia Ferguson-Losier

Project: Matrix

Designers: Carolyn Andrews, Jeremie Lau, & Cassandra Murphy

Project: Kosmic Installation

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Cassandra Murphy

Project: Flora 1.0

Cassandra Murphy & Seanna Guillemin

Project: Cloud Comb

Cassandra Murphy

Project: Creacher

Cassandra Murphy

Project: D.U.N.E.

Cassandra Murphy

Project: Sorrento Centre

Cassandra Murphy

Project: Regrowth

Adamson Associates Architects Westbury International Centre TeamSummer Intern: Cassandra Murphy

Project: Westbury International Centre

Murphy & Murphy Architect TeamSummer Intern: Cassandra Murphy

Project: Medical Centres

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