Works by Ana Ene

ANA ENE ANA ENE ANA ENE ENE ANA ENE ANA ENE ANA ANA ENE ANA ENE ANA ENE ENE ANA ENE ANA ENE ANA ANA ENE ANA ENE ANA ENE ENE ANA ENE ANA ENE ANA ANA ENE ANA ENE W O R K S

ANA ENE I am an architectural science student eager to get real world experience and hone in on my interest and goals. I am dedicated to learning from the day, and am excited to learn new skills and apply the ones I have learned in my undergraduate of architectural science at Ryerson University. My interests are particularly emphasised on sustainable practices: passive environmental systems, durability and forensic building science.

INTERESTS - Energy modelling - Experience with eQuest and Revit 2018-2019 Green Building Studio.

- Daylight Simulations - Experience with Revit in-house daylight simulator and Velux Daylight Simulator - Material Studies/Embodied Energies - Interest in specifying local and sustainably sourced building materials, with a consideration for embodied energies and return on investments.

- Travelling - Passed my final semester with ENSA, Paris, La Villette.

- Forensic Building Studies - Ran Door-Blower tests and Inrared imaging on underperforming houses in Toronto for a Principles of Envelope Systems class, as well as assisted in the imaging and documentation of a 2019 forensic analysis of the architectural science building

STUDENT COMPETITIONS Participant : Velux International Competition 2016 - Worked together in a group of five to conceptualize an idea for the implementation of light tunnels in underground infrastructure.

Participant : Velux International Competition 2018 - Worked together in a group of four to conceptualize an idea for the implementation of electrochromic films on glass to regulate daylight above the arctic circle.

Participant : Aga Khan Pavilion Competition 2017 - Worked together in a group of five to conceptualize and make feasible a pavilion that showcased a family farm to the neighbourhood Winner of Best Site Responsive Design : Collaborative Exercise 2017 - Worked on site and program analysis and consulted on the passive design on a senior respute from the sun Leader: Collaborative Exercise 2019 - Leader of underclassmen as we undertook a concept for a retrofit of the architectural science building at Ryerson.

VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE Peer Volunteer : Timber Fever Wood Competition 2015 - Insured the equal distribution of materials among contestants and assisted with moving and setting up the finish projects on Gould St .

Stable Hand : Dark Horse Stables 2010-2016 - Responsible for the day to day care and exercise of the horses - Responsible for gardening and maintenance of the grounds Mentor : AIAS Mentorship Program 2017-2018 - Assisted first and second years in their design developments for studio and the integration of principles from the rest of the curriculum into their studio work

WORK EXPERIENCE Design Consultant : Metamachines Inc. 2018- Inputted ideas on the design and branding - Assisted on the development of the company website with an understanding of HTML and CSS Employee: The Dock Shoppe: Summer 2018 - Responsible for assisting walk-in customers - Responsible for tracking marine parts for customers - Responsible for following up with distributers and manufacturers to ensure customer satisfaction.

Revit +++++

- 3D Modeling - Collaborative Worksharing - Green Building Studio - In-House Rendering Engine

Modeling Rhino V.5 -- 3D Creating Revit Families +++++ - Vray Rendering 2D drawing AutoCad -- Annotating ++++ -- Hatching Layout

Cycles +++++ Blender ++++

- Material bump maps and displacement maps - Rendering - 3D modeling - Animation

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- Diagramming - Line Weights - Logo Design

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- Layout of presentaion drawings - Preperation of Web Documents

of presentaion drawings SketchUP -- Layout Preperation of Web Documents ++++

TABLE OF CONTENTS

THE FOREST: PARIS EXCHANGE

JEWEL DISTILLERY: DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

THE HILL: MARKET OF THE FUTURE

MARKET CASE STUDIES

THERWISE, ONE COULD ONLY BUILD ON 30% OF THE LOT.

IF PLACED 6M FROM PROPERTY LINES AND ADJACENT BUILDINGS.

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LATION. THUS, THE GOAL IN THE URBAN BY-LAWS IS TO BRING B BOURHOOD, AS WELL AS TO PRESERVE THE CHARACTER OF THE PECTS OF 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY PARISIAN ARCHITECTURE.

ZONING RESTRICTIONS IN PARIS

The ‘E’ URBAN band is an PLANNING incentive throughout all Parisian LAWS OF PANTIN IS A NEIGHBOURHOOD JUST OUTSIDE THE street.

NORTHERN PERIPHERY OF PARIS. AS A FORMER by-lawsPANTIN that tries to keep the frontage of the INDUSTRIAL TOWN, IT HAS SADLY BEEN SUBJECT TO DEGRADATION AND A DECREASE IN POPUFor specific typologies, such as residences and LATION. THUS, THE GOAL IN THE URBAN BY-LAWS IS TO BRING BACK DENSITY INTO THE NEIGHbusinesses, if one builds right up to the street with a THE TOWN, WHICH HAS UNIQUE ASBOURHOOD, AS WELL AS TO PRESERVE THE CHARACTER OF OF 18TH 19TH CENTURY ARCHITECTURE. form ofPECTS a depth of AND 15m, one wouldPARISIAN be able to build on an additional 30% of the left over land. Otherwise, one could only build on 30% of the site area.

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THE ‘E’ BAND IS AN INCENTIVE THROUGHOUT ALL PARISIAN BY-LAWS THAT TRIES TO KEEP THE FRONTAGE OF THE STREET. FOR SPECIFIC TYPOLOGIES, SUCH AS RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS, IF ONE BUILDS RIGHT UP TO THE STREET WITH A FORM OF A DEPTH OF 15M, ONE WOULD BE ABLE TO BUILD ON AN ADDITIONAL 30% OF THE LEFT OVER LAND. OTHERWISE, ONE COULD ONLY BUILD ON 30% OF THE LOT.

The openings of a built form are governed by the URBAN PLANNING LAWS OF PANTIN TREE

PANTIN IS A NEIGHBOURHOOD JUST OUTSIDE THE NORTHERN PERIPHERYlines OF PARIS. A FORMER adjacent setbacks from property andAS significant INDUSTRIAL TOWN, IT HAS SADLY BEEN SUBJECT TO DEGRADATION AND A DECREASE IN POPUbuildings.

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with a 100% window to wall ratio if placed 6m from property lines and adjacent buildings.

THE ‘E’ BAND IS AN INCENTIVE THROUGHOUT ALL PARISIAN BY-LAWS THAT TRIES TO KEEP THE FRONTAGE OF THE STREET. FOR SPECIFIC TYPOLOGIES, SUCH AS RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS, IF ONE BUILDS RIGHT UP TO THE STREET WITH A FORM OF A DEPTH OF 15M, ONE WOULD BE ABLE TO BUILD ON AN ADDITIONAL 30% OF THE LEFT OVER LAND. OTHERWISE, ONE COULD ONLY BUILD ON 30% OF THE LOT.

THE OPENINGS OF A BUILT FORM ARE GOVERNED BY THE SETBACKS FROM PROPERTY LINES AND SIGNIFICANT ADJACENT BUILDINGS. ONE CAN DESIGN A WALL WITH A 40% WINDOW TO WALL RATIO IF THE WALL IS SET BACK 3M FROM PROPERTY LINES AND ADJACENT BUILDINGS OR CAN DESIGN A WALL WITH A 100% WINDOW TO WALL RATIO IF PLACED 6M FROM PROPERTY LINES AND ADJACENT BUILDINGS.

URBAN PLANNING LAWS OF PANTIN

Again, one is encouraged to delineate the frontage of

BOURHOOD, AS WELL AS TO PRESERVE THE CHARACTER OF THE TOWN, WHICH HAS UNIQUE ASPECTS OF 18TH AND 19TH CENTURY PARISIAN ARCHITECTURE.

this space at night.

PANTIN IS A TO NEIGHBOURHOOD STONES CARVE CARVE JUST OUTSIDE THE NORTHERN PERIPHERY OF PARIS. AS A FORMER INDUSTRIAL TOWN, IT HAS SADLY BEEN SUBJECT TO DEGRADATION AND A DECREASE IN POPU- the lot: if not with a built form, than with a 2.1m fence CIRCULATION CIRCULATION LATION. THUS, THE GOAL IN THE URBAN BY-LAWS IS TO BRING BACK DENSITY INTO THE NEIGH- around open public areas and a gate that can close

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TO SHELTER E THECANOPY NORTHERN PERIPHERY OF PARIS. AS A FORMER ECT TO DEGRADATION AND A DECREASE IN POPULAWS IS TO BRING BACK DENSITY INTO THE NEIGHCHARACTER OF THE TOWN, WHICH HAS UNIQUE ASN ARCHITECTURE.

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THE ‘E’ BAND IS AN INCENTIVE THROUGHOUT ALL PARISIAN BY-LAWS THAT TRIES TO KEEP THE FRONTAGE OF THE STREET. FOR SPECIFIC TYPOLOGIES, SUCH AS RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS, IF ONE BUILDS RIGHT UP TO THE STREET WITH A FORM OF A DEPTH OF 15M, ONE WOULD BE ABLE TO BUILD ON AN ADDITIONAL 30% OF THE LEFT OVER LAND. OTHERWISE, ONE COULD ONLY BUILD ON 30% OF THE LOT.

THE ‘E’ BAND IS AN INCENTIVE THROUGHOUT ALL PARISIAN BY-LAWS THAT TRIES TO KEEP THE FRONTAGE OF THE STREET. FOR SPECIFIC TYPOLOGIES, SUCH AS RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS, IF ONE BUILDS RIGHT UP TO THE STREET WITH A FORM OF A DEPTH OF 15M, ONE WOULD BE ABLE TO BUILD ON AN ADDITIONAL 30% OF THE LEFT OVER LAND. OTHERWISE, ONE COULD ONLY BUILD ON 30% OF THE LOT.

THE OPENINGS OF A BUILT FORM ARE GOVERNED BY THE SETBACKS FROM PROPERTY LINES AND SIGNIFICANT ADJACENT BUILDINGS. ONE CAN DESIGN A WALL WITH A 40% WINDOW TO WALL RATIO IF THE WALL IS SET BACK 3M FROM PROPERTY LINES AND ADJACENT BUILDINGS OR CAN DESIGN A WALL WITH A 100% WINDOW TO WALL RATIO IF PLACED 6M FROM PROPERTY LINES AND ADJACENT BUILDINGS.

THE OPENINGS OF A BUILT FORM ARE GOVERNED BY THE SETBACKS FROM PROPERTY LINES AND SIGNIFICANT ADJACENT BUILDINGS. ONE CAN DESIGN A WALL WITH A 40% WINDOW TO WALL RATIO IF THE WALL IS SET BACK 3M FROM PROPERTY LINES AND ADJACENT BUILDINGS OR CAN DESIGN A WALL WITH A 100% WINDOW TO WALL RATIO IF PLACED 6M FROM PROPERTY LINES AND ADJACENT BUILDINGS.

Again, one is encouraged to delineate the frontage of the lot: if not with a built form, than with a 2.1m fence around open public areas and a gate that can close this space at night.

THE OPENINGS OF A BUILT FORM ARE GOVERNED BY THE SETBACKS FROM PROPERTY LINES AND SIGNIFICANT ADJACENT BUILDINGS. ONE CAN DESIGN A WALL WITH A 40% WINDOW TO WALL RATIO IF THE WALL IS SET BACK 3M FROM PROPERTY LINES AND ADJACENT BUILDINGS OR CAN DESIGN A WALL WITH A 100% WINDOW TO WALL RATIO IF PLACED 6M FROM PROPERTY LINES AND ADJACENT BUILDINGS.

AGAIN, ONE IS ENCOURAGED TO DELINEATE THE FRONTAGE OF THE LOT: IF NOT WITH A BUILT FORM, THAN WITH A 2.1M FENCE AROUND OPEN PUBLIC AREAS AND A GATE THAT CAN CLOSE THIS SPACE AT NIGHT.

Height restrictions of residences and buisnesses state a height limit of 15m, with the possibility of extending that height to 18m provided the last 3m are set back 30 degrees from the front of the lot. As well, it was restricted to build higher that the building south of the lot (highlighted in red).

AGAIN, ONE IS ENCOURAGED TO DELINEATE THE FRONTAGE OF THE LOT: IF NOT WITH A BUILT FORM, THAN WITH A 2.1M FENCE AROUND OPEN PUBLIC AREAS AND A GATE THAT CAN CLOSE THIS SPACE AT NIGHT.

THERE IS A BUS STOP ADJACENT TO THE LOT, SO PUBLIC AMENITIES WERE ENCOURAGED.

AGAIN, ONE IS ENCOURAGED TO DELINEATE THE FRONTAGE OF THE LOT: IF NOT WITH A BUILT FORM, THAN WITH A 2.1M FENCE AROUND OPEN PUBLIC AREAS AND A GATE THAT CAN CLOSE THIS SPACE AT NIGHT.

THERE IS A BUS STOP ADJACENT TO THE LOT, SO PUBLIC AMENITIES WERE ENCOURAGED.

URBAN LAW STRATEGY

BY CREATING A PEDESTRIAN PATH, WE OPEN UP THE POSSIBILITY TO BUILD ON MORE OF THE LOT, AS WE CAN NOW HAVE A BAND OF BUILT FORM ALL ALONG THE EDGE OF THE PATH. THUS, WE AND CAN BUISNESSES FIT MOST OFSTATE THE A HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS OF RESIDENCES AND INSTITUTIONAL HEIGHT LIMIT OF 15M, WITHINDUSTRIAL THE POSSIBILITY OF EXTENDING THAT PROGRAMS HEIGHT TO 18M PROVIDED THE LASTON 3MTHE ARE GROUND SET BACKFLOOR. 30 DEGREES

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THE ‘E’ BAND IS AN INCENTIVE THROUGHOUT ALL PARISIAN BY-LAWS THAT TRIES TO KEEP THE FRONTAGE OF THE STREET. FOR SPECIFIC TYPOLOGIES, SUCH AS RESIDENCES AND BUSINESS, IF ONE BUILDS RIGHT UP TO THE STREET WITH A FORM OF A DEPTH OF 15M, ONE WOULD BE ABLE TO BUILD ON AN ADDITIONAL 30% OF THE LEFT OVER LAND. OTHERWISE, ONE COULD ONLY BUILD ON 30% OF THE LOT.

1ST FLOOR

THE OPENINGS OF A BUILT FORM ARE GOVERNED BY THE SETBACKS FROM PROPERTY LINES AND SIGNIFICANT ADJACENT BUILDINGS. ONE CAN DESIGN A WALL WITH A 40% WINDOW TO WALL RATIO IF THE WALL IS SET BACK 3M FROM PROPERTY LINES AND ADJACENT BUILDINGS OR CAN DESIGN A WALL WITH A 100% WINDOW TO WALL RATIO IF PLACED 6M FROM PROPERTY LINES AND ADJACENT BUILDINGS.

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Dentist and kinesitherapy reception Medical center reception Kinesitherapy office Dentist office Sanitation area Client information storage Employee change rooms Dentist storage Technical Room Garbage room with separate hazardous material storage Residence entrance with office directory 2 bedroom, 2 bath, live/work duplex Echography room Paediatrician Gynaecologist Dermatologist General medicine Infirmary reception Infirmary rooms Atelier reception Atelier Storage Cutting room Reparation atelier Washing room Hole punching room Stamping room Dyeing room Colour correcting room Employee washrooms/shower Atelier garbage room Residence entrance Parking entrance Atelier electrical room Residence electrical room Residence parking

HEIGHT RESTRICTIONS OF RESIDENCES AND BUISNESSES STATE A HEIGHT LIMIT OF 15M, WITH THE POSSIBILITY OF EXTENDING THAT HEIGHT TO 18M PROVIDED THE LAST 3M ARE SET BACK 30 DEGREES FROM THE FRONT OF THE LOT. AS WELL, IT WAS RESTRICTED TO BUILD HIGHER THAT THE BUILDING SOUTH OF THE LOT (HIGHLIGHTED IN RED).

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ENTRANCES INTO THE RESIDENCES ARE PLACED ON EVERY STREET-FRONT, TO MAXIMIZE STREET ACTIVITY.

maximize street activity.

Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail Consultant Address Address Phone Fax e-mail

The bike path is placed right next to STONES TO CARVE the bus stop to continue the public CIRCULATION circulation.

THE BIKE PATH IS PLACED RIGHT NEXT TO THE BUS STOP TO CONTINUE THE PUBLIC CIRCULATION.

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The placement THEpavillion CANOPY TO is made possible by the fact that it is below 6m in SHELTER height, andPLACEMENT any built form below THE PAVILLION IS MADE POSSIBLE

BY THE 6m THAT IT IS BELOW 6M IN HEIGHT, AND ANY BUILT inFACT height not DOES have restrictions FORM BELOWdoes 6M IN HEIGHT NOT HAVE RESTRIC- on PLACEMENT AND SETBACKS. placement TIONS andONsetbacks.

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Break Room Change rooms Meeting Rooms 2 Bed, 2 Bath unit with communal space communal kitchen/dining/living area + terrace private bedroom private bathroom communal workspace Bedroom 3 Bed, 2 Bath + Live/Work Area work space family kitchen, living, dining

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2 BED, 2 BATH: INDIVIDUAL UNITS+ COMMUNAL SPACE: This block focuses on providing homes for the elderly and disabled.

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3 BED, 2, BATH + LIVE/WORK AREA: This apartment block seeks to house young families with entrepreneurial caregivers. The units consist of work spaces that can be accessed from the front door, while also being secluded from the rest of the living spaces, and even further secluded from the sleep spaces, which are on another floor.

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2ND FLOOR APARTEMENT TYPOLOGIES APARTMENT TYPOLOGIES 2 BEDROOM. 1 BATH + 1 ADJOINING BACHELOR UNIT: This apartment block focuses on housing young students and entrepreneurs, With these units, a family has the option of sub-letting their seperate bachelor unit to young students and entrepreneurs. This way the family earns money on their property and students get to live affordably in Paris.

2 BED, 2 BATH: INDIVIDUAL UNITS+ COMMUNAL SPACE: This block focuses on providing homes for the elderly and disabled.

With units that consist of private and communal spaces, the residence can live autonomously because they can look out for eachother.

3 BED, 2, BATH + LIVE/WORK AREA: This apartment block seeks to house young families with entrepreneurial caregivers. The units consist of work spaces that can be accessed from the front door, while also being secluded from the rest of the living spaces, and even further secluded from the sleep spaces, which are on another floor.

STRUCTURAL DIAGRAM AND ENVELOPE DETAIL SECTION

gravel, drainage barrier, rigid insulation (sloped to a drain) 100mm CLT floor

STRUCTURAL AXONOMETRIC

75mm wood cladding, 100mm air space, weather barrier, 25mm plywood, batt insulation, lightwood framing, 25mm ply, 100mm gypsum

CLT TIMBER COLUMNS AND BEAMS

30mm parket wood finish, 120mm concrete, 150mm insulation w/radiant heading pipes, waterproof barrier, 100mm CLT floor

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200mm cast-in-place concrete, 100mm rigid insulation, 200mm castin-place concrete

50mm vegetation, 100mm soil, 100mm drainage mat, waterproof barrier, rigid insulation (sloped to drain), 75mm CLT floor, 300mm batt insulation (CLT beams), 75mm ply, 25mm gypsum.

CAST-IN-PLACE CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS AND FOOTING

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JEWEL DISTILLERY: DESIGN DEVELOPMENT

ANA ENE, NOAH ZWEIG

The Project brief asked for students to work in pairs to bring a design from schematic design to design development. The proposal seeks to bring the likable narrow streets of the distillery district into the project, creating a meandering path that creates a discovery experience for the visitor.

Labyrinth

THE JEWEL Site Photo (Noah)

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(Ana) DESIGN DEVELOPMENT Total Energy kWh/sq.m

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(Ana) Schematic Design Analysis: 204kWh/sq.m Annual Energy Consumption

Design Development Analysis: 185.2kWh/sq.m Annual Energy Consumption

Final Analysis: 156.6kWh/sq.m Annual Energy Consumption

As we moved from schematic design to design development, one of the main challenges presented to us was to try to reduce heating and cooling loads of the building. This was done by optimizing window placements and, through detailing studies, increasing the thermal performance values of the envelope. We used Revit 2018’s in-house energy modeling software: Green Building Studio. We were able to reduce the projected annual energy consumption from 204kWh/sq.m, a very poor preforming design due to excessive fenestration, to 156.6kWh. While this is in no way a high preforming value, it is generally in lower percentile of heating and cooling loads for a building of this size.

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150mm Steel Framing With Denim Insulation

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EconWall TM MetalWerks Aluminum Siding

PlateGKD Metal Fabrics Tigris Cabel Mesh in Green Air Barrier 57mm Steel Hollow Rod

EconWall TM MetalWerks Aluminum Siding Sheathing Polystyrene Ridgid Insulation Steel Structure Flashing Denim Insulation

Custom Steel Plate

GKD Metal Fabrics Tigris Cabel Mesh in Green

1200mm Deep Steel Beam Backspan

400mm Steel Joist

Open Web Steel Joist

Vapour Barrier 76mm Steel Deck W/190mm Concrete Topping

Alumicor ShadowLine 970 Fixed Window

12.7mm Gypsum Sheathing Vapour Barrier 150mm Steel Framing w/ Denim Insulation

12.7mm Gypsum Sheathing Extruded Polystyrene Ridged Insulation

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INTERIORS

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Stair primary structure carries tensile load

Steel cord Supports stair in tension

Stair structure anchored into brick wall

Steel stair structure “canelevers� off wall Steel tread w/ relief

Structure also anchors into the concrete wall

FIRE SEPERATION

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THE HILL: MARKET OF THE FUTURE HILL

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This project brief asked us to think about what markets will be like in the future. The proposal wonders about a market that services a new infrastructure. Centuries ago, agriculture played a symbiotic role with the built world. This proposal asks Toronto to reintroduce agricultural practices into and around the city and to rethink infrastructure systems for distributing and processing food.

IT TAKES 18 TORONTOS TO FEED TORONTO

Based off of the consensus that the average North American needs 4 acres of agricultural land per year to survive (4046.86m2/person), and the population of Toronto being 2.809 million people, it would take 113000 square kilometers of agricultural land to feed the population: 18 times the land area of Toronto. As such, to avoid sprawl, it is essential to rethink the relationship between the city and food, and re-introduce agricultural practices into the city.

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FIRST FLOOR

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10.

8.

9.

11.

SECOND FLOOR

SOUTH FACADE

Waterproof Membraine 1/2in Plywood Sheathing Tapered Polystyrene Insulation 1/2in Plywood Sheathing Aluminum Flashing

400mm Cast-in-Place Edge Beam Cast-in-Place Concrete Pilaster 250mm Rammed Earth 50mm steel rebar 100mm Extruded Polysytrene 250mm Rammed Earth

WALL SECTION 1:25

WEST FACADE

EAST FACADE

LES HALLES

ST. LAWRENCE MARKET

MARKETHALL

THE HILL

ANALYSIS

What is the difference between a much beloved market and a grocery? Analysis of Les Halles in Paris, St.Lawrence Market in Toronto and Markethall in Rotterdam, has revealed that the most successful of markets - that is, the ones who have withstood the test of time - are the ones that invite the public to make the market a part of their everyday lives. Therefore, activated public space is essential for the durability of the market.

SYNTHESIS

The Hill seeks to attract the public by constructing, in the middle of the city, much sought after green space. The green roof will blend in seamlessly with the landscaping, creating a park that can be accessed throughout the year, thus attracting potential customers into the market.

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