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AUDREY O’NEILL

PORTFOLIO

2023

PERSONAL WORK Schildkröte

Munich, Germany October 2019

This is a collection I drew while living in Germany when I was 19, the style is one I often find myself coming back to even today. The german word “Schidkröte” translates to “Turtle” in english which is what one of the drawings looked like after I was finished. It made sense to give the whole collection this name as they were all completed in the same place and timeframe of the “turtle” drawing.

Visual Communications - Sketches

ACADEMIC WORK

Toronto, Canada September - October 2021

This is a set of sketches and vignettes from my visual communications class. The purpose of the assignment was to become more comfortable drawing our surroundings, perspective drawing, and drawing from reference photos.

Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders Haus, Berlin, Germany

Architect: Stephan Braunfels

Brief: Favourite building

Pencil on paper

N.T.S

International Conference Centre, Dakar, Senegal

Architect: Tabanlioglu Architects

Brief: Parti diagram, selected building

Pencil on paper

N.T.S

International Conference Centre, Dakar, Senegal

Architect: Tabanlioglu Architects

Brief: Parti diagram, selected building

Pencil on paper

N.T.S

International Conference Centre, Dakar, Senegal

Architect: Tabanlioglu Architects

Brief: Interior vignette, selected building

Pencil on paper

N.T.S

Izzy’s Room, Toronto, Canada

Architect: N/A

Brief: Residential interior vignette

Pencil on paper

N.T.S

International Conference Centre, Dakar, Senegal

Architect: Tabanlioglu Architects

Brief: Exterior vignette, selected building

Pencil on paper

N.T.S

Living Room, Toronto, Canada

Architect: N/A

Brief: Residential interior vignette

Pencil on paper

N.T.S

Karlsplatz, Munich, Germany

Architect: Gabriel von Seidl

Brief: Exterior vignette, favourite building

Pencil on paper

N.T.S

International Conference Centre, Dakar, Senegal

Architect: Tabanlioglu Architects

Brief: Exterior vignette, selected building

Pencil on paper

N.T.S

Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich, Germany

Architect: Stephan Braunfels

Brief: Interior vignette, favourite building

Pencil on paper

N.T.S

Container House

Toronto, Canada

November 2021

This is a project I completed for my studio course in first semester. The purpose of this project was to hand draft a two storey container house, including two floor plans and all elevation views. It is drawn in pencil on ARCH D paper.

FRONT ELEVATION PLAN RIGHT ELEVATION PLAN LEFT ELEVATION PLAN REAR ELEVATION PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN FIRST FLOOR PLAN 6” 3’ 1’ 6” 3’ 1’ 1’ 2’ 3’ 1’ 2’ 3’ 1’ 2’ 3’ 1’ 2’ 3’

Natures Best

Toronto, Canada

December 2022

The brief for this project was to design a new learning centre for Tollkeepers Park located at Bathurst Street and Davenport Road. Requirements for this project included research and application of sustainable design, performing a site feasibility study, and designing the interior layout.

I chose to utilize passive house in my design creating an airtight building envelope as well as choosing sustainable and recycled materials throughout the building. This project was completed using Revit and AutoCAD.

NATURES BEST

HILLCREST COMMUNITY SCHOOL NATURE CENTRE

In the learning space the open plan allows for an array of conﬁgurations when it comes to setting up an educational space. The Gallery area is right o the Foyer so students and vistors can easily see the pieces on display, before moving further into the space. The other rooms line the back wall of the building allowing for ease of access and keeps every space in line of sight.

CONCEPT

Natures Best takes inspiration from the natural surroundings of the site, especially the trees. Sustainability and ensuring the building has a low impact on the site and environment is conceptualized throughout this project. On the outside Natures Best eminates a cozy little cottage/cabin, inside it opens up to a large open concept plan that keeps accessibility at a high priority. The layout of the Learning and Gallery spaces were designed with ease of access to one another in mind, these spaces go hand in hand.

----100 Site VESTIBULE FOYER GENERAL STORAGE UNIVERSAL WATER CLOSET MECH RM. KITCHENETTE SUPPLY RM. LEARNING SPACE GALLERY SPACE

PLAN

FLOOR

SITE PLAN

AUDREY O’NEILL 101352612 ARCH 2004 TRACEY LOSTON

BUILDING SECTION

NATURES BEST

HILLCREST COMMUNITY SCHOOL NATURE CENTRE

Natures Best main building is built so that the roof is solar ready if needed however, featured to the left is the covered outdoor area which is located on the west end of the site, it is equipped with a solar photovoltaic system manufactured by SolarX.

The building utilizes the rain water run o from the roof and captures it in a rainbarrel located behind the building, seen in the north elevation. While the runo is not potable it is meant for use in a vegetable or ﬂower garden. The building connects to the main water supply for its potable usages. The toilet in the building is a dual low-ﬂush toilet which uses less water than your average, making it an eco-friendly choice.

The most important feature of Natures Best is its Passive House design. The building envelope is airtight, and the walls, ceiling and ﬂoor slab have 10 inches of insulation with an R-Value of more than 40, which exceeds the standards of the sites zoning.

Below is a comprehensive detail showing the components of the wall where it meets the foundation and ﬂoor slab.

Another critical component to Passive House is ventilation and using windows and the sun to regulate the heating and cooling of the building.

All the windows take up just 10% of the corresponding rooms ﬂoor area, they are triple pane tilt and turn windows. The majority of these windows are on the south elevation of the building allowing more sunlight to enter and warm the space.

AUDREY O’NEILL 101352612 ARCH 2004 TRACEY LOSTON Top of Slab 0 Underside of Roof 3658 Underside of Slab -150 Underside of Foundation -1016 Top of Roof 3958 1 : 50 Section 1 1

16mm GYPSUM BOARD INTERIOR FINISH 6mil. POLY AIR/V.B. BARRIER 39MMx89MM DOUBLE WALL STUD WITH 39MM GAP BETWEEN, CAVITY FILLED WITH DENIM INSULATION R-30 13MM PLYWOOD SHEATHING "TYVEK" AIR BARRIER 51MM XPS RIGID INSULATION 25MM AIR SPACE 25MMx76MM FURRING STRIP 203MMx10MM ECO-SIDE RUSTIC WOOD SIDING SLAB INSET TO FOUNDATION WALL XPS RIGID INSULATION 51MM XPS RIGID INSULATION CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL CONCRETE FOOTING WEST ELEVATION

ELEVATION COVERED OUTDOOR AREA WALL DETAIL

NORTH ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION EAST

City of Vaughan Warehouse

FINAL CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS

Toronto, Canada

February 2023

This is a project I collaborated on with one of my classmates for my studio course in semester four. The brief of the project was to design an industrial warehouse in Vaughan adhering to all zoning by-law, configuring steel structural framing, designing all interior layouts as well as to utilize three curtain wall types.

I have only included my drawings which include the site plan, floor/ roof plans, section, detail and elevation views. This project was completed using Revit and AutoCAD.