tyler_malone_undergraduate_portfolio_2013

T Y L E R M A L O N E

(BArchSc) Ryerson [email protected] 802 5273

Tyler Malone i Student of the Architectural Science program at Ryerson University (graduating spring 2013)

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BarchSc ryerson University Faculty of engineering, architecture and Science Toronto, Ontario(Bachelor of Architectural Science) 4 year pre-professional program• deans List 2011-2012

Sheridan College Oakville, OntarioFundamental Arts

Toronto Society of architects awardAn outstanding third year project situated in Toronto / Greater Toronto Area

Ted libfeld awardExcellence in housing design

Donald J. Cauter architect limited awardThird best overall performance in communications Studio and design Studio i

Tokyo replay Centre Tokyo, Japan *in progress

Casablanca Sustainable Marketplace casablanca, Morroco

re-Think Housing Competition Vancouver, canada

Helsinki international library Helsinki, Finland

Busan opera House Soel, South Korea

Pushkinsky: Moscow international Film Festival Complex Moscow, Russia

325 Magazine Ryerson Architectural Science student magazine• participated as a Magazine editor

Sweeny, Sterling, Finlayson & Co. architects Toronto, Ontario• Redstone Winery Niagara, Ontario (preparation of SpA Submission)• One York Toronto, Ontario (design development / physical Model)

Freelance rendering Work www.mmnt.ca

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832 Bay StreetToronto, ON. M5S 1Z6t: 905 802-5273e: [email protected]

TYLER MALONE i cURR icULUM V i TAE4

Fall / 2012Fall / 2012Winter / 2012Fall / 2011

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Frame Explorations in phenomenologySymbiotic Ontario place conservationartery Toronto housing designSlope Small building designFracture Explorations in Light

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ad-dar al-bayda Souq casablanca, MorrocoKirjasto: Helsinki international library Helsinki, FinlandPushkinsky: Moscow international Film Festival Complex Moscow, Russia

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“ A small building that appropriately responds to a surrounding context in a sculptural manor. ”FRAME 2

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“ Frame is a resting place along a trail of the Grand Bend at the lambton Shores in southern ontario. the pavilion acts as a buffer

from weather, a transition across a lake and a gallery space. The apertures are designed in such a way that frame the surrounding

environment,turning these particular views into works of art in and of themselves, allowing the travellers to reflect upon the amazing

wilderness that surrounds them. the building is a somewhat monolithic mass, hollowed out by light. A slight slope in the floor plate directs

occupants to a vantage point above the water, where a bridge projects to the opposite side. ”

UNFOLdEd SEcTiON .01 / 1:400 11FRAME / 2012

FOOTiNGSFOUNdATiON

GROUNd FLOORExTERiOR cLAddiNG / BLAcK TREATEd pLYWOOd

c-cHANNEL GLASS FEATURE WALLENTRANcES / ExiTS

ApERTURESROOF MEMBRANE / cLAddiNG

ciRcULTATiON ROUTE

STRUcTURAL FRAMiNG FABRicATEd AS UNiqUE MOdUALS FiTTiNG iNTO A 6M GRid / BROUGHT TO SiTE / LiFTEd + FASTENEd iNTO

pLAcE / TYpicAL cONSTRUcTiON FOLLOWS

ApERTURE FRAMiNG

STRUcTURAL STEEL FRAME /pRiMARY FLOOR BEAM

STRUcTURAL STEEL FRAME /cOLUMN AT 6000mm ON cENTRE

STRUcTURAL STEEL FRAME /TRUSS 200mm x 200mm

STRUcTURAL STEEL FRAME / pRiMARY ROOF BEAM 200mm x 300mm

STRUcTURAL STEEL FRAME / GiRdER 200mm x 300mm

BLAcK pLYWOOd / WEATHER TREATEd / 19mm

25mm dRAiNAGE AiR cAViTY / VERTicALLY pLAcEd pLYWOOd SUppORT STRipS

BUiLdiNG pApER FOR dRAiNAGE

50mm RiGid iNSULATiON

cONcEALEd GUTTER / 0.8mm SHEET METAL

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AiR VApOUR BARRiER / BAcKpAN

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15FRAME / 2012

“ A fourth year architecture studio project that centralized around conservation strategies for Ontario place. ”SYMBiOTic 2

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“ The proposed scheme evolved through a series of model / sketch explorations. individual concepts were

explored in isolation and eventually converged into one cohesive proposal. certain explorations became

flexible options, where others became resolved elements, yet all attempts contributed to the development of

an overall design intent. ”

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RAiSEd TRANSpORTATiON LiNE RUNS THROUGH MAiN AxiS OF

SiTE cREATiNG A cENTRAL TRANSiT HUB THAT cONNEcTS TO THE

ExiSTiNG BUiLdiNGS ANd NEW iNTERVENTiONS

MAJOR VEiN RUNS THROUGH SiTE A SUppORTS:

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iNTEGRATEd ANd RAiSEd iNFRASTRUcTURE ExpANdS AccROSS

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ENERGY GENERATiON

pERMANENT dEVELOpMENTS pLUG iNTO iNFRASTRUcTURE,

cREATiNG pRiMARY NOdES ANd cONSiSTENT AcTiViTY. dENSiTY

ALONG THE SOUTH SidE OF LAKESHORE BOULEVARd iS iNTENSiFiEd

SiTE BEcOMES OpEN GROUNdS FOR;

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Gallery / Open Exhibition Spacedigital Media ZoneMulti-use Theatre & performance Areaintegrated infrastructural ExpansionAtrium

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“ with innovative technologies, new forms of media are arising that attempt to engage audience members with an atmosphere. The cinesphere once represented the climax of a now common form of entertainment and has now become outdated. Ontario place can revitalize its image by

embracing contemporary forms of technological interaction and entertainment while maintaining its integrity as a leader of innovation. ”

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dOUBLE HEiGHT pROGRAMMATic STRip:

pREpARATiON / WASH STATiONS

STORAGE AREAS

EdUcATiONAL FAciLiTiES

MAiNTENANcE

MARKET SpAcE

AdMiNiSTRATiON / SEcURiTY

FiRST LAYER OF GLAZiNG

VEGETATiON WALL

STEEL STRUcTURE SUppORTS VENTiLATiON cAViTY ANd METAL

GRATE WALKWAY

SEcONd LAYER OF GLAZiNG TO cREATE GREENHOUSE EFFEcT:

ENTiRE FAcAdE FAcES SOUTH ANd GATHERS SOLAR ENERGY

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“ A third year studio design project that focused on condominium developments in Toronto, Ontario. The project demanded

explorations from the macro level of urban analysis to the micro level of tectonic expression and everything in between. ”

ARTERY 2012

* Recipient of the Toronto Society of Architects Award

(for “An outstanding third year project situated in Toronto)

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“ Artery resembles a highway for social

interaction and community development.

The concept embraces the growing faith

that cities influence diversity, tolerance,

entertainment, and innovation through face

to face networking. The building itself is a

place of local interaction between persons

of different income levels and familial

structures. Artery attempts to influence

social activity by taking advantage of

potential communal / cultural spaces and

exploiting them through views and efficient

means of access. in a win-win result, The

exploited proximity to near-by community

centres will generate social activity and

increase the comfort levels of families;

allowing for a smoother transition into an

urban setting. Overall, the internal social

network of Artery is then exploited to a

surrounding, larger system; the occupants

of Artery become super connected. ”

33ARTERY / 2012

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35ARTERY / 2012

VICWEST ARCHITECTURAL ALUMINUM PANELS (ANODIC CLEAR -LRV 34.43)

INTERIOR FINISHSTEEL STUD BACK-UP WALL WITH BATT INSULATIONCONTINUOUS AIR/VAPOUR RETARDERRIGID INSULATIONAIRSPACECLADDING SYSTEM

MERCIER HARDWOOD FLOORING (RED OAK)

GYPSUM CEILING ATTACHED TO FURRING

WHITE ALUMINUM WINDOW FRAMING

SYSTEM

STRUCTURAL SLAB

BACK-UP WALL FRAMING SYSTEM: CLARL DIETRICH LIGHT GAUGE STEEL WITH DOUBLE TRACK AT SLAB BASE

STEEL SUBGRIT SYSTEM FOR SUPPORTING ARCHITECTURAL PANELS

VISION GLASS

DRAINAGE PATH



WHITE ALUMINUM WINDOW FRAMING

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HORIZONTAL SUBGRIT FRAME ALLOWS FOR CONTINUITY OF METAL PANEL ORRIENTATION AND STRUCTURAL STABILITY

VISION GLASS

VERTICLE CLIPS PROVIDE ADDITIONAL STRUCTURAL STABILITY TO THE PANELS

CLIPS ARE FASTENED ONTO PANELS WITH RIVET BEFORE ATTACHING TO HORIZONTAL SUBGRIT FRAME

STRUCTURAL TRACK SUPPORTING BOARDWALK

CURTAIN WALL SYSTEM AT ENTRANCE TO MULTI-USE SPACE


SUSPENDED PIPING SYSTEM FOR DRAINAGE

STRUCTURAL SLAB

CONCRETE DRAINAGE CAVITY SLOPES INTO PIPE DRAINS THAT ARE FED THROUGH THE PARKING GARAGE AND OUT

RIGID INSULATION (XPS)

WOODEN BOARDWALK ABOVE PLANTED AREAS

CONTINUOUS AIR/VAPOUR RETARDER

GRANULAR SUB-BASE

SOIL BASE FOR PLANTING

DRAINAGE PATH

METAL CLADDING ATTACHED TO CURTAIN WALL SYSTEM

PARAPET CAP

CANT STRIP

BACKPAN WITH RIGID INSULATION (XPS)

PLYWOOD FRAMING TO EVENLY SUPPORT PARAPET CAP


PROVIDE DRIP EDGE

OVERLAPPED FLASHING

BASE FLASHING

CONTINUOUS RIDGIDINSULATION

STRUCTURAL STEEL FRAMING W200x21

WOODEN FRAMING SUPPORTING PARAPET

STUD FRAMING PROVIDES ADITIONAL SUPPORT FOR PARAPET

STRUCTURAL SLAB

CONTINUOS INSULATIONAND WEATHER BARRIER

DRAINAGE PATH

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STRUCTURAL SLAB

SUSPENDED SOFFIT OF PERFORATED ARCHITECTURAL PANELS WITH EXTERIOR LIGHTING

VARIOUS FALSE JOINTS GIVE A MORE

RANDOMIZED AESTHETIC

DRAINAGE PATH

VICWEST ARCHITECTURAL ALUMINUM PANELS (PERFORATED)



SUSPENDED PIPING SYSTEM FOR DRAINAGE

STRUCTURAL SLAB

CONCRETE DRAINAGE CAVITY SLOPES INTO PIPE DRAINS THAT ARE FED THROUGH THE PARKING GARAGE AND OUT

RIGID INSULATION (XPS)

CONCRETE PAVERS WITH SIMILAR TONE AS CLADDING SYSTEM


GRANULAR SUB-BASE

SAND BASE

DRAINAGE PATH

37ARTERY / 2012

“ A small building project that explored construction techniques and tectonic expression. The proposed building is minimal, yet fully composed in both regards”

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“ A project that explores the phenomenological qualities of light. The proposed design evolved through many model and

watercolour explorations. ”

FRAcTURE 2010

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MODEL PHOTOGRAPH THREE

45FRAcTURE / 2010

“ Working with three peers (Bradley Miles, Michael Good and Elijah Sabadlan) in a very collaborative effort, this design became

a very unique competition proposal. ”

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Suggested expansion of public space allows for an increase in local market activity

While maintaining an accessible terrain, the market activity is brought up to a level above

the social gathering space

Each of the five market typologies arise along the path and additional market possibilities are proposed within

the courtyard and along the street

News stand, information kiosk & garbage collection

Built up vegetated wall wraps permanent program at grade creating a unique social

gathering space

Washroom facilities

The structure becomes platform for regional aesthetic expression

A structural frame spans along the elevated pathway to support a dense bamboo cladding. Amongst the structural framework, market owners have the possibility of hanging all sorts of fabric to create their own unique aesthetic

Structure

Bamboo

Fabric

Cafe

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“ The design proposal

celebrates the importance of the market

square in Moroccan culture as a catalyst for

building healthy, sustainable communities.

Sloping below grade is

an open space that acts as the social

gathering space for the residents of the

neighborhood during regular hours. Tucked

against the existing wall are the permanent

programs stipulated in the competition

guidelines—a café, the information area,

and the newspaper kiosks— all of which are

wrapped within a trellis of vegetation that

is anticipated to grow into an inviting green

vegetation wall.

The same space transforms

into a bustling market place with a terraced

ramp that loops around and above the social

gathering space to accommodate 28 nesting

grounds for vendors to install their temporary

market stalls, and provide the local

community with a rich variety of produce

and other commercial goods. The design

proposal also aims at taking advantage of

the opportunity to close off the street during

market hours to maximize the market space

for five different market zones.

Blessed with a very mild

climate, we chose to envelope the market

place with a light touch of bamboo sticks

to provide shading from the sun and some

protection from the wind. ”49Ad-dAR AL-BAYdA SOUq / 2012

51Ad-dAR AL-BAYdA SOUq / 2012

“ A large professional competition entry for the international library of Helsinki. This project was a collaborative effort between

myself and some peers (Bradley Miles, Michael Good, Justin Oh, Grace Ko). The project was overseen by cheryl Atkinson of

Atkinson Architects and entered through her license. ”

KiRJASTO 2012

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CITY SCAPE USEABILITY SUSTAINABILITY

EXTERIOR 01

HELSINKI LIBRARY BOTH FRAMES URBAN SPACE AND ACTIVITY WHILE BEING AN OBJECT IN ITS OWN RIGHT, PARTICIPATING IN THE COLLECTION OF MOST PROMINENT PUBLIC BUILDINGS SURROUNDING THE NEW KANSALAISTORI PLAZA. IT NEEDS TO BE BOTH FOREGROUND AND BACKGROUND AS ICONIC ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN FABRIC. FINDING ITSELF BETWEEN THE HELSINKI ’S CULTURAL CITY CENTRE, AND THE NATURAL EDGE OF THE TOOLONLAHTI PARK AND BAY, THE BUILDING FORM IS INSPIRED BY THE LOCAL RUGGED LANDSCAPE OF WATER, AND IGNEOUS ROCK OF THE FENNOSCANDIAN SHIELD.

LIKE THE ERRATIC GRANITE BOULDERS LEFT BEHIND BY THE GLACIERS, THE BUILDING TEETERS ON THE SMOOTH GRANITE BEACH OF THE ADJACENT PLAZA, ITS BASE IS ERODED TO ALLOW ENTRY FROM ALL FOUR SIDES. A LARGE ATRIUM IS CARVED FROM ITS CENTRE, MARKING THE PRIMARY CENTRAL ENTRANCE, ADDRESSING THE PARLIAMENT BUILDING TO THE WEST. THE ATRIUM OPENS UP THE CENTRE OF THE OBLONG PLAN TO ALLOW FOR NATURAL VENTILATION THROUGH CONVECTION, FREE NIGHT COOLING, AND SUNLIGHT TO ENTER.

BOOK STACKS ON ALL FLOORS ARE GATHERED AROUND THIS ATRIUM, FLANKED BY TWO VERTICAL CIRCULATION AND MECHANICAL CORES SURROUNDED WITH THE SMALLER PROGRAMME ROOMS. THIS PLAN ORGANIZATION FREES UP THE NORTH AND SOUTH ENDS OF THE PLAN—WHERE NATURAL LIGHT IS BEST AND MOST EASILY CONTROLLED, FOR OPEN LOUNGE AND READING SPACES, RESTAURANTS AND CAFES.

THE BUILDING ENVELOPE IS DESIGNED TO CAPTURE NATURAL LIGHT, DIFFUSE IT AND OR DEFLECT INTO THE INTERIOR, AND GENERATE ENERGY. THE BUILDING SKIN IS CONCEIVED OF AS PIXELATED SHEATH WRAPPING ROOF AND WALLS, WITHIN ITS UNDULATING FRAME. THE HIGH PERFORMANCE CURTAIN- WALL SYSTEM UNIFIES A MIXTURE OF THREE TYPES OF PANELS FROM TRANSPARENT IGU’S, TO TRANSLUCENT INSULATED GLASS PANELS, TO SOLID SPANDREL WITH BUILDING INTEGRATED PHOTOVOLTAICS. THE SYSTEM ALLOWS FOR A UNIFIED APPEARANCE WITH SPECIFIC CONDITIONS OF LIGHT, TRANSLUCENCY AND ENCLOSURE TO SUIT SPECIFICS OF SOLAR ORIENTATION, LOCAL INTERIOR USE, AND VIEW.

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G R O U N D F L O O R

MULTI PURPOSE HALL CAFE

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THE GROUND FLOOR IS ORGANIZED AROUND THE DIAGONAL EAST /WEST ENTRY POINTS AND CENTRAL ATRIUM PROVIDING PEDESTRIAN ACCESS FROM THE PIAZZAS AND PARK TO THE NORTH AND WEST, AND THE STATION AND CAR AND TRANSIT ACCESS POINTS FROM THE EAST AND SOUTH. THE TERRACED CENTRAL MEETING AND LOUNGE AREA BLENDS INTO THE NEW WESTERN PLAZA AND REFLECTING POND/ SKATING RINK AND THE BUILDING ATRIUM THAT OVERLOOKS IT. RECEPTION AND CLIENT SERVICE FRONT THE ENTRY’S AND DISPLAY AREAS. LIBRARY MATERIAL HANDLING AREAS WRAP AROUND THE NORTHERN SERVICE AND VERTICAL CIRCULATION CORES. A CAFÉ AND INDEPENDENT RETAIL SPACE (BOOKSTORE) ARE LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE PLAN UNDER THE BUILDING OVERHANG. THESE SPACES ARE ALL FULLY GLAZED, FLOOR TO CEILING TO MAXIMIZE CONNECTIONS TO THE ADJACENT OUTDOOR SPACES. THE MULTI PURPOSE ROOM AT THE FAR NORTH END OF THE PLAN HAS A GLAZED WEST WALL AND INTERIOR BLACK OUT CURTAINS. CAFÉ AND MULTIPURPOSE ROOM BOTH HAVE SLIDING WALLS SO THESE SPACES CAN SPILL TO THE EXTERIOR IN FINE WEATHER.

LOBBY

GROUND FLOOR PLAN1:200N

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G R O U N D F L O O R

MULTI PURPOSE HALL CAFE

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THE GROUND FLOOR IS ORGANIZED AROUND THE DIAGONAL EAST /WEST ENTRY POINTS AND CENTRAL ATRIUM PROVIDING PEDESTRIAN ACCESS FROM THE PIAZZAS AND PARK TO THE NORTH AND WEST, AND THE STATION AND CAR AND TRANSIT ACCESS POINTS FROM THE EAST AND SOUTH. THE TERRACED CENTRAL MEETING AND LOUNGE AREA BLENDS INTO THE NEW WESTERN PLAZA AND REFLECTING POND/ SKATING RINK AND THE BUILDING ATRIUM THAT OVERLOOKS IT. RECEPTION AND CLIENT SERVICE FRONT THE ENTRY’S AND DISPLAY AREAS. LIBRARY MATERIAL HANDLING AREAS WRAP AROUND THE NORTHERN SERVICE AND VERTICAL CIRCULATION CORES. A CAFÉ AND INDEPENDENT RETAIL SPACE (BOOKSTORE) ARE LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE PLAN UNDER THE BUILDING OVERHANG. THESE SPACES ARE ALL FULLY GLAZED, FLOOR TO CEILING TO MAXIMIZE CONNECTIONS TO THE ADJACENT OUTDOOR SPACES. THE MULTI PURPOSE ROOM AT THE FAR NORTH END OF THE PLAN HAS A GLAZED WEST WALL AND INTERIOR BLACK OUT CURTAINS. CAFÉ AND MULTIPURPOSE ROOM BOTH HAVE SLIDING WALLS SO THESE SPACES CAN SPILL TO THE EXTERIOR IN FINE WEATHER.

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S E C O N D F L O O RTHE SECOND FLOOR PLAN HAS THE PERSONAL OFFICE AREA CENTRALLY LOCATED OFF THE MAIN CIRCULATION STAIR WITH STAFF WORK AREAS TO THE NORTH, AND THE CHILDREN’S WORLD AT THE SOUTH END OF THE BUILDING. A SELF SERVICE KIOSK IS LOCATED CLOSE TO THE MAIN STAIR LANDING AND ELEVATORS, WITH FIXED CLIENT SERVICE POINTS LOCATED CLOSE TO EACH OF THE TWO BUILDING CORES. THESE CORES ARE WRAPPED WITH ACOUSTIC BACKED WOOD PANELING TO BUFFER THE LARGE SOUTH AND NORTH FACING QUIET AND SEMI QUIET LOUNGES. CEILINGS AROUND CORES ARE TYPICALLY DROPPED FOR ACOUSTICS AND RETURN AIR RUNS TO THE MECHANICAL COMPARTMENT ROOMS LOCATED THERE TYPICALLY.

THE CHILDREN’S WORLD FLOOR PLATE STEPS DOWN TOWARDS THE PERIMETER. A SEPARATE QUIET AREA FOR CHILDREN TO DO HOMEWORK AFTER SCHOOL IS ACOUSTICALLY SEPARATED FROM THE SPACE, AND AN ACTIVE PLAY SPACE AND FAIRYTALE CORNER ARE CREATED WITH MOVEABLE BOOKCASES.

THE STAFF WORK AREA IS CLOSE TO THE NORTHERN SERVICE LIFT AND STAFF ENTRY FROM THE GROUND LEVEL, AND THE CIRCULATION DESK AND WORKROOM BELOW. THE COMMUNAL KITCHEN AND PROJECT SPACE ARE LOCATED AT THE NORTH END OF THE PLAN FACING THE BAY.

CHILDRENS WORLD

CHILDRENS WORLD

SECOND FLOOR PLAN1:200N

“ A competition entry in collaboration with peers (Jeffrey Mitchell, Justin Oh and irena Solop) and overseen by professor dimitri papatheodorou at Ryerson University. The project involved the facade revitalization of a beloved Moscow cinema in pushkinsky square. ”

pUSHKiNSKY 2011

59TiTle of projecT / daTe

ONE YORK OFFicE TOWER / pHYSicAL MOdEL60

“ i have produced all of the images shown while working at the architecture firm Sweeney, Sterling, Finlayson &co. i was involved in many different projects - most where my graphic skills were utilized. Additionally, i had the opportunity to work on design explorations as many of the projects were in a

schematic phase. ”

WORK 2012

dELTA cHELSEA HOTEL / RENdERiNGS BRANKSOME ScHOOL / RENdERiNGSRESTONE WiNERY / SpA SUBMiSSiON


cORE ARcHiTEcTS / ViLLAGE SqUARE RENdERiNG62

cORE ARcHiTEcTS / ViLLAGE SqUARE RENdERiNG cORE ARcHiTEcTS / ViLLAGE SqUARE RENdERiNG

“ Moment is a freelance rendering company, founded and run by myself and two peers (Justin Oh and Michael Good). Our illustrations attempt to capture the unique atmosphere of

an architectural experience. ”

MOMENT 2012


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