Ella Caudle - Undergraduate Architecture Portfolio Spring 2025

Ella Caudle UNDERGRADUATE ARCHITECTURE

SELECTED WORKS 2024

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Ella Saidhbhin Caudle Undergraduate Architecture Student I am a fourth year undergraduate architecture student at the University of Waterloo in Canada, presently studying at the Czech Technical University in Prague, seeking a seven month co-op placement from February to August 2025.

I believe the design of the spaces we inhabit play a crucial role in shaping the human experience. As an aspiring architect, I aim to practice with a holistic approach, considering all aspects of the spaces that make up our cities, towns, neighbourhoods, and parks. I am passionate about architecture and landscape architecture that strives to support mutual aid and emphasizes care within communities. I am fascinated by the history of place and the ways in which architecture act as both a window to the past and a propelling agent into the future. Within this framework, I seek to explore the relationship between architecture and ecology, using social, cultural, and environmental context to guide design.

As I continue to develop my skills, I look forward to new challenges and the opportunity to enrich my design education while contributing to the success of your firm.

+(420) 774-186-499 ecaudle@uwaterloo.ca

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Curriculum Vitae

+(420) 774-186-499 ecaudle@uwaterloo.ca

Experience Architectural Intern

Skills Wayne Swadron Architecture, Interiors & Landscape

May - August 2022, May - September 2024 / Toronto, Ontario, Canada • Participated in design & development of archtectural & interior drawings for large scale, single family residential projects on urban & remote sites.

• Prepared working drawings in Vectorworks & issued drawing packages for permit & construction.

• Produced design concept models in SketchUp & visualizations in Adobe Suite.

• Coordination with structural engineers to produce custom details, assessing site conditions and products for appropriatness.

Architectural Intern

Affleck de la Riva

• Collaborated with a small team to design & produce presentation drawings for a finalist library design competition entry using Revit, Rhino3D, & Adobe Suite.

• Conducted research on urban neighbourhoods, analyzed information, & evaluated opportunities within local communities for upcoming architectural interventions.

• Participated in meetings & collaborated with structural, mechanical, electrical, & civil teams.

• Surveyed buildings for as-built conditions & heritage studies for schools, a community centre, & a convent.

• Produced Revit & AutoCAD drawings for renovations & additions to institutional projects.

January - April 2023 / Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada • Prepared drawings for building permit & construction for residential & commercial projects.

• Explored preliminary designs through hand sketching, physical model making, & CAD drawings.

• Prepared design concepts, presentations & structural models in SketchUp. • Participated in client meetings & correspondence.

Distinctions University of Waterloo, 2024

Dean’s Honours List

University of Waterloo, 2021 - 2024

Excellent Academic Standing

University of Waterloo, 2021 - 2024

Studio Project Distinction

University of Waterloo School of Architecture, 2022

Outstanding Design Award

University of Waterloo School of Architecture, 2021

President’s Scholarship of Distinction

3D Modelling • Rhino 7 • SketchUp • Grasshopper

• Photoshop • Illustrator • InDesign

Visualization • Enscape • Lumion

Fabrication

Campos Studio

President’s International Experience Award

• AutoCAD • Vectorworks • Revit

Post-Production

September - December 2023 / Montréal, Québec, Canada

Architectural Design Intern

Industry

• Laser cutting • 3D printing • CNC milling

Analog • Hand drafting • Drawing • Sketching • Woodworking • Casting concrete

Other • MS Office • Adobe Acrobat

University of Waterloo, 2021

Education University of Waterloo School of Architecture

Czech Technical University

2021 - ongoing / Cambridge, Ontario, Canada

2024 - 2025 / Prague, Czech Republic

• Honours Bachelor of Architectural Studies Candidate (B.A.S. Hons), co-op

• International Exchange Student in the Faculty of Architecture

George Brown College 2022 / Toronto, Ontario, Canada • Revit for Architecture 1: Introduction

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Contents

Academic Place, Time,

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& Being

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Commons by the Park

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Designing for the Future

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Connections & Corridors

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Treehouse

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Professional Bibliothèque Éva-Circé-Côté

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Lake

Cottage

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Baja California Passive House

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Sunshine

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Rosseau

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Place, Time, and Being Program: Hospice Care Retreat Location: French River, Ontario, Canada Date: Spring 2023 Supervisor: Scott Sorli, Lola Sheppard

presence This

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nature

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contextualize

peaceful

on life

space

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cycles

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potential

for

while

providing

palliative

patients.

For many, end-of-life care occurs in clinical environments, disconnected this

from

immersive

the

natural

experience

allows

world.

In

contrast,

transitions

to

be

more reflective and peaceful. The thoughtful design is responsive to the differing needs of the occupants.

This unique site on the French River, with rocky outcrops, forests, and expansive views presents opportunities to explore the contributions of architecture and landscape to enhance experiences at the end of life for everyone involved.

Time slows, and natural processes are normalized. The thoughtful design integrating interiors and external spaces provides opportunities for reflection and connection.

Slowing to the speed of nature is a rare and precious commodity that allows for keen awareness at the end of life.

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1. Great Room 2. Screened Dining/Games 3. Kitchen & Dining 4. Office & Nurses’ Station 5. Interior Courtyard 6. Patient Room Wing

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7. Patients’ Screened Porch 8. Tranquility Garden 9. Sun Room 10. Arrival Dock 10

11. Recreation Dock 12. Family & Visitors Cabins 13. Staff Cabins (more to the east) 14. Spiritual Pavillion

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Commons by the Park Program: Mixed-Use Affordable Housing Block Location: Waterloo, Ontario, Canada Date: Winter 2024 Collaborators: Joudy Kusaibati, Priya Smyth Supervisor: Quan Thai, Adrian Blackwell, David Fortin

mutual aid Commons by the Park advocates for reciprocal mutual aid networks within the community. Through a strategic, fragmented approach distributed across the site, we integrate major mutual aid spaces into and around residential buildings, as well as modular outbuildings promoting inclusivity and addressing diverse demographic needs. By layering mixed-use spaces to create inviting, open spaces, and considering human scale and nature integration, our design aims to combat urban alienation and

fragmentation

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integration with community-centric amenities (such as coworking spaces, woodwork shops, greenhouses, cafes, restaurants, and co-work spaces) embodying principles of collaboration and inclusivity. Through these initiatives, Commons by the Park strives to nurture a sustainable and interconnected social fabric, promoting a sense of belonging and community cohesion within urban environments.

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site section model 1:00 scale

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performance space backing onto green corridor

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ground floor site plan

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maximize daylighting in living & working spaces

bus routes easily accessible

deeply inset windows for shading

overhang sheilds street from wind downwashing

prefab, moveable light wood kiosks afforable for small retail & food vendors

bioswale breaks up hardscape

daylight bounces off shelf, penetrates further into room

car sharing among block residents

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rainwater collection & storage for use in comunity building & gardens

community garden

vegetation helps shelter stair from wind

urban front yard differentiating residential, commercial, & institutional on street

recycled steel public stair to rooftop greenhouse

planting buffers ground floor residential units from public space

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shared street sheltered from winter east & northwest wunter winds, recieving north & south sunlight

deciduous trees shade in summer

coniferous trees provide green yearround

seasonal garden to suppo pollinators maintained by residents

operable ext shades on ea facades

workshop spills into sheltered area

Screens protect the rooftop playground from wind & shade the periphery

solar panels

white ash tree (~20m height)

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operable exterior horizontal shading on south facade

bioswale along pathway through common outdoor space

native vegetation along creek

white, red oak tree (~18m height)

recycled water used for public toilets

large operable windows connect interior space to courtyards

terior verital ast & west

deciduous trees with large, leafy canpoies used to shade in summer & allow sunlight in winter

native vegatation provides pathway for critters, connecting to forested areas

triple glazed windows minimize heat loss

serviceberry tree max root depth 25cm, ideal for rooftop garden

serviceberry tree (~4.5m height) eastern white cedar (~15m height)

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Designing for the Future Program: Children’s Library and Tech Makerspace Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Date: Winter 2022 Supervisor: Rick Andrighetti, Faye Sifei Mo, David Correa

Project selected for feature on University of Waterloo School of Architecture Instagram & Website

access This library provides children and youth in the city the opportunity to use and learn about a broad range of technology that they may not otherwise have access to. Particularly after the recent closure of the beloved Ontario Science Centre in Toronto, public institutions promoting and facilitating learning about science and technology in the city are invaluable.

A hingeless kinetic facade inspired by the opening

First Floor

and closing mechanism of the Bird of Paradise flower clads the South elevation. The unique exterior reflects the program of the library, sparking curiosity and demonstrating the capabilities of technology in the built environment. The architecture strives to strengthen the connection between nature and technology while inviting young people to build crucial literacy skills and be curious about cutting edge technologies that will carry us into the future.

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Storeytime Corner

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Group Seating on the second floor facilitating casual gatherings & programming, such as storytime

Terrace a raised outdoor space sheltered from the bustling streets by the kinetic facade

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Information & Help Desks where one can get assistance & info about the library & makerspace Outdoor Play

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unique play structures nestled in the green space of the courtyard

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Stacks with intermitten cubbies for cozy reading & playful ramp accessible ‘secret passages’ behind bookshelves

Hands-On Workstation learning through independent & collaborative experimentation & play with circuit boards and small machines

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Classroom facilitating mutual aid where community members can volunteer to teach skills, such as basic coding, in a structured environment with resources provided

ST E Advanced Tech Workspace a creative space for digital fabrication, visualization & imagination

Program Diagram

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Interior View

Courtyard and Main Entrance

Corner at Queen St East and River St

Ground Floor Plan

Second Floor Plan

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Connections & Corridors Program: Residential Co-op & Mixed Use Location: Cambridge, Ontario, Canada Date: Fall 2022 Supervisor: Adrian Blackwell

community This

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seniors

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families of all structures, with emphasis on inclusion, access, and connection to combat housing alienation.

Needs and desires of resident groups are carefully considered in the private, shared and public spaces. Unit structures are flexible, communal dining and kitchen areas faciitate cohousing, and a daycare and clinic within the building make essential services readily availible. Connections between residents are promoted throughout the site; neighbourly interactions in the corridors, large gatherings in communal spaces, while the broader Cambridge community is drawn into the courtyard and up to the park. Residents are connected to one another, the community, and the neighbouring park as the natural environment is drawn down the sloped site and into their everyday lives.

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Detail Section

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4 bed + suite

4 bed

unit plans - 4 bed, 4 bed + 1 bed suite

3 bed

unit plans - 1, 2, & 3 bed

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2 bed

1 bed

1 bed

east elevation

section through bridge

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Treehouse

Date: Winter 2021 Materials: Basswood, Balsa, Concrete, Reclaimed Wood

exploration The

relationship

between

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form

is

a crucial element of design. Through imaginary architecture,

Treehouse

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cast

concrete and different types of wood to contrast and compliment. A forest is a symbol of strength and peace. With a heavy base connected to a finely detailed structure by a staircase carved into it’s ‘tree’, Treehouse is an architectural interpretation of these qualities. It aims to spark curiosity and remind one of the joy that comes from exploring architectural ideas.

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Bibliothèque Éva-Circé-Côté Program: Library Renovation & Addition Competition Location: Montreal, Quebec, Canada Date: Fall 2023 Firm: Affleck de la Riva Architectes Supervisor: Gavin Affleck, Richard de la Riva

revitalization Bibliothèque Éva-Circé-Côté will define the next chapter of life in the Montreal neighbourhood of Pointe Saint-Charles. The existing library itself found home in a decommissioned fire station built in 1891, and has served the community for decades.

The City of Montreal is upgrading it’s many beautiful

historic

public

buildings

to

meet

accessibility standards, ensuring they will continue to act as pillars of communities in the city.

This proposal for the renovation of the existing library and addition to more than double it in size aims to sensitively and creatively address the history of the neighbourhood as well as the diverse and evolving needs of the people it serves.

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Lake Rosseau Cottage Program: Single Family Residence Location: Township of Muskoka Lakes, Ontario, Canada Date: Spring 2024 Firm: Wayne Swadron Architecture, Interiors, & Landscape Supervisors: Wayne Swadron, Ken Szeto

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Cottage Main Level Plan

Cottage Lower Level Plan

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Baja California Passive House Program: Single Family Home Location: San José del Cabo, Baja California, Mexico Date: Winter 2023 Firm: Campos Studio Supervisor: Javier Campos

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Sunshine Coast House Program: Single Family Home Location: Sunshine Coast, British Columbia, Canada Date: Winter 2023 Firm: Campos Studio Supervisors: Javier Campos, Steven Geraghty

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January 23, 2024 RE: Ella Caudle To whom it may concern, Ella Caudle was employed at Affleck de la Riva Architects for a four-month period from September to December 2023. Ella’s employment at our firm was organized as a work-term leading towards her professional degree in architecture at the University of Waterloo.

Ella is thoughtful, curious, and meticulous, and was much appreciated in our design studio. At a young age and with only a few years of formal training, she was already able to take on considerable responsibility. Ella has a good sense of organization and excellent communication skills. As a native of Ontario residing in Quebec for the first time, she was interested in learning French and advanced quickly in both her conversational and written French.

Ella participated in several different projects and was a patient and helpful team player. Among the projects she worked on were an architecture competition for a library, surveys of existing buildings, and preliminary design development of a sports complex.

We strongly recommend Ella for both professional and academic paths she may choose and wish her the best in all her endeavors.

Yours sincerely,

Gavin Affleck FRAIC, OAQ, OAA, PA LEED

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To whom it may concern, I am pleased to provide this letter of recommendation on behalf of Ella Caudle. Ella was

studio@camposstudio.ca +1 604 558 1881

employed with Campos Studio as an architectural intern for the Winter 2023 term. Founded in 2015, Campos Studio is an interdisciplinary design studio located in Vancouver, British Columbia, that works mainly along the west Coast of Canada, The United States and Mexico.

The studio maintains a varied body of work—including a variety of projects in architecture,

campos studio 1395 odlum drive vancouver, bc v5l 3m1

public art, and branding. At the core of Campos Studio lies the belief that architecture and design can have a positive impact on our lives and broaden our interactions with the environment and our communities.

During Ella’s employment at Campos Studio, she demonstrated herself to be a competent, motivated, and talented member of our team who was able to complete tasks efficiently and independently. Ella quickly progressed from more traditional intern tasks, such as creating physical models, producing 3D renders, revising drawings, and working on interior schedules to working with clients to develop the concept, program, plans and massing for a modern passive house in La Laguna, Baja California, Mexico. She gained valuable experience working with the principal of the firm and senior designers and contributed meaningfully to the studio.

Ella is well-liked and respected by the team at Campos Studio. She works well independently and is also collaborative and enthusiastic to partake in teamwork. She remained positive and inquisitive, which ensured that she capitalized on her learning experience with our studio.

She showed an ability to incorporate feedback and improve her work. With this in mind, we strongly recommend Ella to any prospective employer seeking a team player who is ready to take on new challenges and make a positive contribution. I have no doubt that Ella will prove to be an excellent employee and that the knowledge and perseverance she has shown will guide her in her future endeavours.

Please feel free to reach out and contact us at the studio should you have any questions or require any further information.

Javier Campos Principal, Campos Studio

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ecaudle@uwaterloo.ca +(420) 774-168-499

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