Denilen Patron - Architectural Technology Portfolio

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PORTFOLIO

DENILEN PATRON ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY

2020 - 2024

Welcome

My name is Denilen Patron, I am a recent graduate from George Brown College Architectural Technolgy Program. Aspiring to utilize my technical skills and grow them further. Below are some of my best works. In my portfolio includes technical drawings, renders, graphics, and physical models.

“If you can imagine it, you can achieve it. If you can dream it, you can become it.”

DENILEN PATRON

ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIST

PROFILE

CONTACT

36 Ostrovsky Rd, Woodbridge ON, L4H 0W5

647-819-1397

denilenhpatron@gmail.com

www.linkedin.com/in/denilen-patron-22779426a

SOFTWARE SKILLS

Revit

AutoCAD

ReCap Pro

Adobe Ps, Ai, Id, Pr

Microsoft 360 Office

Sketch Up

Dynamo / Grass Hopper

Rhinoceros

Recent Architectural Technology Graduate with a passion for sustainability seeking an entrylevel role in the construction industry. Strong technological and problem-solving skills, while maintaining high attention to detail. Recognized for an upbeat attitude and a collaborative mindset, fostering positive working relationships.

EDUCATION

George Brown College, Advanced Diploma Architectural Technology

Sept. 2021 - Apr. 2024

Deans Honor’s List 2021 - 2024, GPA: 3.8

WORK HISTORY

Primrose Landscaping, Adminastrative Assistant, Part-Time

July 2024 - Oct 2024

Architectural Project Researcher, Full-Time Internship, MITACS - George Brown College - Deep River

July 2024 - Oct 2024

Historcial Architecture Researcher, Full-Time Co Op, George Brown College - Finding Their Voices

Sept. 2023 - Dec. 2023, Apr. 2024 - June 2024.

Data-entry, Administrative Assistant, Seasonal Part-Time, Leading Edge Financial Solutions Inc.

Mar. 2019 - April 2024

Administrative Assistant, Part-Time, Forvest Global Wealth Management

May 2022 - April 2023

HONOURS & PERSONAL ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Adtek Building Solutions Indigenous Scholarship

April 2024

James C. Mackay Scholorship Award

April 2023

Skills Ontario Competition - 3rd Place Media Production

May 2017

EDGEWATER POINT RESIDENCE ETOBICOKE CIVIC CENTRE

PERSONAL

INDIGENOUS LOG CABIN

HOUSE DEEP RIVER DOWNTOWN

CONTENT

ACADEMIC

EDGEWATER POINT RESIDENCE

55 MERCHAN’TS WHARF, TORONTO, ON, CANADA

Contributers: William Mena Leon, Chirag Barbhaya, Dagmawit Habtom

Group collaborated project of a Midrise Residential building located at the Toronto Waterfront. The building takes inspiration from the Lakes Peaceful Tranquliity and slow moving waters. This is shown through the wave-like features on the south and east sides. Edgewater point was also designed largely with sustainability in mind with many sustainable building features. The rectangular shape maximizes the number of possible units. The builidng also features assisted barrier-free living with multiple possible layouts for preference.

Completed 2023 in Architecture & Technology Studio 5

Render by: William Mena Leon

Elevations

2 Bedroom Layout

OBC Egress Plan

Level 1 Floor Plan

Level 1 Floor Plan

ETOBICOKE CIVIC CENTRE

399 THE WEST MALL, ETOBICOKE, ON, CANADA

Contributers: Chriag Barbhaya, Kelsey Fisher, Chris Beech, Orlando

Moriera, Rodrigo Gallardo, Mike Pratt

With the upcoming relocation of the Etobicoke Civic Centre to 3755 Bloor St. W., a re-imagined usage for the existing Etobicoke Civic Centre site was required. The decision was made to convert the site to a senior care facility; incorporating independent living, assisted living and dementia care. This conversion required simultaneously preserving the rich architectural heritage of the site, while also creating a community oriented complex that serves the diverse neighbouring residents.

Project Roles: Design Development, Central Existing Condition, South Proposed

Completed 2024 in Architecture & Technology Studio 6

Site Analysis

3D Mass
Drawn by: Orlando Moriera

South Building

Central Building

North Building

Drawn by: Orlando Moriera and Michael Pratt
Drawn by: Atticus Shea
South West Elev by Atticus Shea
Renders by Rodrigo Gallardo

South Building Wall Section South Building Plan Detail

South Building Wall Detail

DRAFTING DETAILS

Drafts serve as the guidelines for all parties involved in the construction process. This individual project was serve to practice essential drafting principals such as line weights, line types and clean layers. Drafting was completed not only for architectural design but industrial furniture design as well. The multiple drawings were completed througough the AutoCAD course.

Roof ACM Wall Section

CURTAIN WALL WINDOW

RAINSCREEN CAP FLASHING

BACKER ROD AND SEALANT

NON-COMBUSTABLE ALUMINUM COMPOSITE PANEL

AIR BARRIER

50MM SEMI-RIGID INSULATION

16MM PLYWOOD SHEATHING

152MM (6") METAL STUD FILLED WITH BATT INSULATION

VAPOUR RETARDER

25MM GYPSUM BOARD

AIR BARRIER

POURED CONCRETE SLAB (SEE STRUCTURE)

SUSPENDED ACCOUSTICAL CEILING WITH 13MM GYPSUM

ALUMINUM Z-BAR

RAINSCREEN CAP FLASHING

BRICK VENEER

FLEXIBLE BRICK FLASHING

25MM (1") AIRGAP

WEEPING TILE

LOOSE STEEL LINTEL (SEE STRUCTURE)

BRICK VENEER

CURTAIN WALL WINDOW

PARAPET CAP FLASHING

16MM PLYWOOD RAINSCREEN CAP FLASHING

177MM (7") TAPERED BLOCK

153MM (6") C - CHANNEL

MODIFIED BITUMEN SHEET 12MM COVERBOARD

101MM X 101MM (4" X 4") TAPERED BLOCK

12MM PLYWOOD SHEATHING

2 X 50MM RIGID INSULATION

TYPE B - 30MM STEEL DECK L - STEEL ANGLE

NON-COMBUSTABLE ALUMINUM COMPOSITE PANEL

50MM SEMI-RIGID INSULATION

AIR BARRIER

16MM PLYWOOD SHEATHING

152MM (6") METAL STUD FILLED WITH BATT INSULATION VAPOUR RETARDER

25MM GYPSUM BOARD

W-460 X 106 WIDE FLANGE BEAM

24K4 OPEN WEB STEEL JOIST

ALUMINUM Z-BAR

Residential CAD Drafting Tests

Elevations and floor plans were given to recreate the drawings in AutoCAD.

Residential CAD Drafting Tests

WATERCREST HEALTH CENTRE

5011-4937 TESTON RD, KLEINBURG, ON, CANADA

(Revit, Sketch Up, Twinmotion)

Individual Design Project, completed the Watercrest Health Centre. Mental health services often lack support, funding and a space for individuals in need. The project goal was to create a space that bridges this gap, offers adequate care, and pushes the healthcare industry forward to a new standard of care for mental heatlh services. One’s physical and emotional environment plays critical influence on their path of healing and recovery. Designed an environment to enable recover begins with reconnecting with community, nature, selfawareness and purpose.

Completed 2024 in Concentrations in Architecture 2

View
Level 2 Floor Plan
Elevations

Main Entrance East Facing

CONTENT WORK

TOWN OF DEEP RIVER

DEEP RIVER, ON, CANADA

Contributers: Steffanie Adams, Chris Beech

(Revit, AutoCAD, Recap Pro, Adobe Creative Cloud)

MITACS and GBC Research Project taken place in Deep River Ontario, tasked with designing sustainable canopy walkways throughout the town. Circular Economy principles driving the design. Using innovative point cloud technology our team was able to quickly gather key existing condition site data. We were then able to create existing condition drawing set for the municipal town hall, and continued with possible design options.

Town of Deep River Existing Canopy Conditions

Town of Deep River Point Cloud View

Town of Deep River Existing and Proposed Massing

Block A Existing Condition

Block B Existing Condition

ADAMS CABIN

(Revit, AutoCAD, Recap Pro, Adobe Creative Cloud) 34 PIER RD, DEEP RIVER, ON, CANADA

Contributers: Steffanie Adams, Chris Beech

Taking place in Deep River Ontario exists an Algonquin Log Cabin part of a previous indigenous village by the Ottawa River. The village was a small collection of cabins that formed an Indigenous community. Based on engravings and stories from descedents the Cabin was built by Dave Adams for his wife. Tasked with digitially preserving the cabin and its story the Finding Their Voices project took place.

Home sales down, listings up

Photo: Vance Gutzman
Brown College called “Finding Their Voices: A Study in Indigenous Archeological Architecture.” The researchers are trying to come up with
picture
Indige-
whose
dotted the shoreline. Chris Timusk, right, a pro-
at
Brown’s School of
Studies, is shown here with two of the college’s architectural students, Chris Beech and Denilen Patron, and some of the high-tech equipment they were using as part of their research efforts.
Logs by Chris Beech

Adams Cabin Point Cloud Overlay

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ih2gEmT87SA

Adams Cabin Colorized Point Cloud

LANESTAY HOUSE

(Revit, AutoCAD)

Contributers: Noam Hazan, Mutika Dokey, Christie Carriere, Gladys Dubois, Jonathan Gonsalves, Antonio Franco, Connor Alexander MacLeod, Tanisha Singhania, Vishnupriya K Pai, Dagmawit Habtom

Completed during the Brookfield Sustainability Institute International 2024 Charette, placed in Team 9 prompted with New Attainable Housing Model: Affordable and sustainable housing design at a small scale in downtown Toronto. Laneway house with a mission to revive and integrate Toronto’s laneways as green, communal areas with inexpensive, sustainable and linked housing that promotes individual equlity and community growth.

Roles: Concept Design, 3D Model

Completed 2024 in BSI International Charette

“How might we Housing crisis housing, while the long term sustainability

Laneway Concept Plans and Section

we create a design solution that approaches Toronto’s in a holistic sense - creating more access to affordable also prioritising the quality of life of the community, and sustainability of the project?”

Render by BSI Charette Members

CONTENT

PERSONAL

VITRA FIRE HOUSE MODEL

Tasked to create a 1:200 architectural model from a famous architect.

The Vitra Fire Station designed by Zaha Hadid. Individually completed 1:200 model. Construction composed of foam core, acetate, and paper components.

Contributers: Isaiah Chun for the material composition and drawing interpretation.

Completed 2018 in Technical Design

K22 HOUSE

(SketchUp)

Individual Secondary School Project based taking inspiration from a desired dream home, based on color, materials and interiors. Creating a 1 to 1 digital Sketch Up model in sketch up based off of presentation drawings provided on Arch Daily.

House designed by Junseko Architects

Completed 2019 in Sketch Up House Project

Inspired Sketch Up Model

SOLARIUM DESIGN

(Revit, AutoCAD)

Personal Design Project tasked with designing a solarium extension from a residence located in Vaughan, Ontario. Modeled in Revit and existing condition based on photographs and measurements. Solarium to function as a greenhouse, and social space.

Completed 2024 in for DP Design

Proposed Design

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