OUTDATED | Hibah Sadruddin | Waterloo Architecture Portfolio | 2023

PORT FOLIO By : Hibah Sadruddin

Selected Works 2022-2023

HI THERE! My name is Hibah Sadruddin.

I am a second year student at the University of Waterloo School of Architecture.

My passion for architecture started with the art of shaping spaces. It is a fascination that goes beyond bricks and clay, encompassing the profound ability to craft environments that inspire, intrigue, and engage. I find joy in the delicate dance between form and function, where every line and curve tells a story and every structure is a painter’s pallete. Architecture is not just a profession but rather a lifelong journey of discovery, where every building is a testament to the endless possibilities of human imagination.

Through my architectural journey, I hope to leave a legacy that extends far beyond aesthetics and functionality. I see architecture as a powerful tool for forging connections within communities. I aim to craft spaces that foster interaction, collaboration, and a sense of belonging, places where communities can thrive, learn, and grow together. Architecture is not only about shaping physical structures; it’s about crafting the foundations for vibrant, sustainable, and inclusive communities that last for generations to come.

I hope you enjoy this collection of my work!

Hibah Sadruddin hppsadru@uwaterloo.ca

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SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS • Innovative, hardworking, and detail-oriented architecture student with strong communication and teamwork skills .

• E�ective organization and time management abilities developed through balancing academic and personal ambitions.

• Dedicated to learning and applying advanced architectural principles to create innovative building designs through strong technical drawing skills and CAD pro�ciency.

EDUCATION Candidate for Bachelors of Architecture Studies, Co-op Program University of Waterloo • Cambridge, Ontario

EXPERIENCE Administrative Assistant BDO Canada LLP

May 2023 - August 2023 • Maintained con�dentiality and security of sensitive information to protect privacy and security of company data.

• Scheduled o�ce meetings and client appointments for sta� teams.

• Drafted correspondence and other documents for partner and transfer pricing team • Developed and updated spreadsheets and databases to track, analyze, and report on performance • Answered multi-line phone system solved 95% of inquiries from the customers, routing calls, delivering messages to sta� and greeting visitors.

Camp Counsellor Camp Discovery

July 2021 - August 2021, Remote

• Encouraging a safe environment for participants.

• Coaching participants to strategically approach problems.

• Structuring and facilitating camp activities, while achieving excellent level of safety, engagement, growth and success for campers, evidenced by 95% positive feedback from camp's families regarding overall satisfaction of services provided.

• Acted as mentor and role model for campers, providing emotional support to ensure optimal experience.

• Implemented strategies for con�ict management and resolution

Camp Counsellor Roots Camp

March 2021 - April 2021, Remote

• Virtual camp for 6-12 year olds based in the Gulf • Promoted a creative environment for participants and facilitated team building sessions • Coached participants to improve problem solving skills and led groups of children through variety of camp activities.

• Worked with children of varying age, interest, skill, and developmental levels • Evaluated campers' progress and provided feedback to seniors.

CERTIFICATIONS

INTERESTS

High School Valedictorian

• Reading

Braemar College • 2022

Merit Scholarship 2022

• Travel • Music • Fitness • Drawing

ABRSM Piano Practical & Singing 2018

CISC Steel Competition 3rd Prize • 2022 - 2023

SKILLS Languages: English, Urdu, French (Limited Working Proficiency) Skills: Rhino 7, Adobe Suite (PS,Ai,InDesign), Enscape, Procreate, Revit, Painting, Freehand Sketching, Model Making, Laser Cutting, Painting, Photography, Microsoft Office, Problem Solving, Critical Thinking, Research, Teamwork

Hilary Coates, CPA CA 3 Paddison Court, Guelph, Ontario N1G 0C4 mobile 416-697-9441 email hcoates@bdo.ca

August 24, 2023

To Whom It May Concern: Re: Hibah Sadruddin Hibah was employed in my group at BDO Canada LLP for a work term. In addition to myself, she worked for a large group of people located primarily in the Toronto office, but of course, most of the time, people continue to work from home.

Hibah joined BDO at a time when she was the only administrative assistant in our group, meaning she didn’t have someone to help her learn the day-to-day needs of our group. Consequently, once she was on-boarded, she had to learn on-the-job. Hibah proved herself to be very resourceful and she did an excellent job of learning her responsibilities and executing her tasks promptly, reliably and accurately.

In addition to her computer skills, Hibah also has excellent organizational skills and communication skills.

Hibah has become a valued member of our team. I will miss her when she returns to school and wouldn’t hesitate to bring her back to BDO or recommend her to a future employer.

Sincerely,

Hilary Coates, CPA CA

CONTENTS 01

Dancing Circles

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Stellar

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Slits Library

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The Barn House

CISC Steel Competition 3 Place Prize

Pedestrian Bridge

Library x Event Space

Sustainable Home

DANCING CIRCLES CISC STEEL COMPETITION: 3RD PLACE PRIZE

As an attempt to encourage outdoor activities while continuing to control the rules of social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic, the city of Toronto drew circles on the grass at Trinity Bellwoods Park, located at the heart of Downtown, to give people the opportunity to safely enjoy the outdoors.

The project takes inspiration from, and functions as a commermation of this installation of celebration.

The features include a large, centerpieced outdoor pavillion accompanied with two smaller pavillions giving continuity to existing paths as well as further encoruage the surrounding nature. The use of perforated steel allow the playful dance of light and shadow throughout the day to celebrate harmony amoung thriving communties and mark the end of trying times.

COURSE: 1B BUILDING CONSTRUCTION WINTER 2023 LOCATION: TORONTO, ON SOFTWARE: RHINO, ENSCAPE, ADOBE PS, AI COLLABORATOR: EEMAN FATIMA KHAWAR

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SITE PLAN 3

SEATING

STAGE

FLOOR PLAN

LONGITUDINAL SECTION 4

I-BEAM

SWIITCH SCREW- LOCATE ONE AT EACH MEMBER AND REMAINDER SPACED EVENLY APART MEMBERS SCREW AT SUPPORT PANEL LAP WITH CONTINUOUS DOUBLE BEAD TAPE SEAL

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CORRUGATED PBR PANEL TO BEAM CONNECTION DETAIL AESS 1

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STEEL COLUMN TO PERFORATED ALUMINIUM PANEL CONNECTION DETAIL AESS 3

BOLTED BEAM TO COLUMN CONNECTION DETAIL AESS 3

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BOLTED BEAM TO BEAM AESS 3

PARALLEL FLANGE BEAM

WEB STIFFENERS (BOTH SIDES), FILLET WELD

PERFORATED METAL PANEL STEEL RECTANGULAR TUBE

STEEL ANGLE BAR

BOLT AND CLAMP

COLUMN BASEPATE, WELD TO COLUMN WITH FULL PENETRATION BUTT WELD

COLUMN BASEPLATE BOLTS, WELD TO COLUMN WITH FULL PENETRATION BUTT WELD

BASEPLATE STIFFENERS, FILLET WELD TO BASEPLATE ALL AROUND

BASE PLATE STIFFENERS, FILLET WELD TO BASEPLATE ALL AROUND

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INCLINED BEAM TO HSS COLUMN CONNECTION DETAIL AESS 2

WIDE FLANGE COLUMN

BASE PLATE THREADED RODS SPREADED CONCRETE FOOTING

M CONNECTION

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STEEL COLUMN TO CONCRETE FOOTING CONNECTION DETAIL AESS 3

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NORTH ELEVATION 5

PERFORATED ALUMINIUM PANELS

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CORRUGATED PBR PANELS

300mm HSS COLUMNS 300mm LONGITUDINAL I BEAMS

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200mm LATITUDINAL I BEAMS 4

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300mm WIDE FLANGE COLUMNS

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PERFORATED ALUMNIUM PANELS

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CONCRETE PLATFORM

STRUCTURAL AXONOMETRIC 6

METAL PBR PANEL TAPE SEAL SWITCH SCREWS 300mm I BEAM 200mm I BEAM BOLTS

PERFORATED ALUMINIUM PANEL STEEL RECTANGULAR TUBE STEEL ANGLE BAR BOOT AND CLAMP 300mm WIDE FLANGE COLUMN

MARLEY VINYL STAGE FLOORING STEEL TRUSS SUPPORT 200mm CONCRETE PLATFORM

BASE PLATE THREADED RODS (250 mm embed) 330mm SPREADED CONCRETE FOUNDATION

DETAILED WALL SECTION

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STELLAR Stellar is a pedestrian bridge that is located in Victoria Park in Kitchener, Ontario. The bridge seamlessly blends form and function to create an immersive experience, not merely a means of crossing from one side to another, it is a journey in itself.

The bridge’s structural framework is composed of mainly steel - perforated steel - crafted to interact with light and shadow. Inspired by the intricate patterns found in nature, the perforations in the steel are strategically designed, resembling the veins of a leaf. Sunlight dances through the perforation, casting ever-changing patterns on the ground that draws visitors deeper into the experience. The form is deliberate encouraging visitors as if they are being gently pulled into its form, as if the bridge itself is beckons one to explore its hidden secrets. Along the way are deliberatly placed viewing platforms providing dedciated vantage points where visitors can pause and appreciate the glimpses of natures.

Stellar is an attempt to emphasize the contrast of the openness of the nature versus the intentional closed off steel creating contemplative spaces for visitors.

COURSE: 1B DESIGN STUDIO WINTER 2023 LOCATION: KITCHENER, ON SOFTWARE: RHINO, ENSCAPE, ADOBE PS, AI

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FLOOR PLAN 12

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STEEL SHEETS BOLTED ONTO STRUCTURAL STEEL

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reinforced concrete deck

sheer connectors steel beam BEAM TO CONCRETE CONNECTION

1 Custom Steel Perforated Panels Thickness: 2mm

2 Structural Steel Skeleton 150mm x 150mm

3 Reinforced Concrete with Railings concrete:40cm x 280cm railings: 10mm x 1100mm

4 Steel I-Beams with Shear Connectors 30cm x 35cm Shear Connectors: 7/8” diameter

STRUCTURAL AXONOMETRIC 13

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LONGITUDINAL SECTION

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SLITS LIBRARY Located on the intersection of Thompson Street and Broadview Ave, the Slits Library acts as a library and local event spot - a complimenting space for communities to interact, encourage, share, learn and connect within the residential community. The shape follows the landscape serving as a welcoming entrance for residents within the community. The heart of the building lies within the circular form where the event space on the ground floor brings all communal spaces to intersect including the lobby and cafe.

The overall structure plays with the idea of light. The building is covered in many vertical aluminum fins serving both aesthetic and practical purposes. The fins allow shade within the space as well as an opportunity for light to dance during different times of the day.

COURSE: 1B DESIGN STUDIO WINTER 2023 LOCATION: TORONTO, ON SOFTWARE: RHINO, ENSCAPE, ADOBE PS, AI

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ACCESS REQUIRED

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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2ND FLOOR PLAN

ROOFTOP PATIO PLAN

SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE 21

SITE PLAN

NORTH ELEVATION

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

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CIRCULATION AND PROGRAMATIC AXONOMETRIC 23

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THE BARN HOUSE Located near the Grand River that lies on the border of Cambridge and Kitchener, the Barn House serves as a research home housing agricultural scientists. The project focuses on the idea of integration - a blend of modernity and tradition. The house is mainly composed of locally sourced timber to create the exterior frame paired with straw bale insulation, a not only attractive finish but a sustainable and environmentally friendly material reducing energy consumption. The house also reuses materials from the previous existing site such as metal shingles and existing concrete foundation. The design also follows green building practises through sole reliance on solar panels for all energy, passive heating/ cooling and ventilation through different systems.

CLASS: 126 ENVIRONMENTAL BUILDING DESIGN LOCATION: CAMBRIDGE, ON SOFTWARE: ENSCAPE, RHINO, ENSCAPE, ADOBE PS, AI COLLABORATOR: SAMAN MUKKARAM

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SITE PLAN 28

FLOOR PLAN

timber frame porch

metal shingles

solar panels

ROOF PLAN 29

summer solstice

winter solstice

summer solstice

winter solstice

SOUTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

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LATITUDINAL SECTION

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

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METAL SHINGLES

WALL VOIDS WITH STRAW FILL

BOX TRUSS AND 2”x4” FRAMING

WINDOW

4X4 TIMBER POST AND BEAM FRAMING WITH STRAWBAKE INFULL WOOD CLADDING

TYPICAL TOE UP WITH CLEAN GRAVEL INFILL AT THE BASE RUN OF THE STRAWBALE INFILL WALL EXPOSED CONCRETE SLAB

RIGID INSULATION

GRADE

DETAILED WALL SECTION 32

roof trusses

plywood sheathing installed with long dimensions across supports vertical joints staggered space nails 12” on center; 6” on center at ends of panels

shingles on roofing felt

roofing felt underlayment hot mopped layer of asphalt coating with adequate weatherability beneath underlayment incase of no shingle placement

ROOF MATERIAL ASSEMBLY

ridge beam

25 x 1 mm strap with 6/30 x 2.5 mm nails into each rafter when it supports ceiling lining

15 mm deep housing

rafter

fixing each rafter to beam with skew nails (4/75 x 3.15 mm)

WOODEN BEAM DETAIL

1. Sun goes in to the panels. DC Electircity comes out.

5. Utility provides a new “Import?export” meter to make sure that your new system can export power when not in use.

2. An inverter takes the unwanted DC electricity and converts it into 240V AC power that is compatible with out appliances

4. Solar electricity connects into the home’s wiring through existing fusebox KEY: internal house wiring electricity company wiring

3. AC electricity goes through a disconnect switch

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Thank You Let’s Connect! hppsadru@uwaterloo.ca +1 (647) 962 9938