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PORTFOLIO SELECTED WORKS 2014 - 2019 M.ARCH DEGREE CANDIDATE

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riverdale playscape

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makers market

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fold & pleat kindergarden scratching the surface

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strachan community station

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winter stations - adrift

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internships - NOIZ, TOSALAB

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Reina Condos Challenge Innovative Kitchen/ Bathroom Deisgn

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RIVERDALE PARK EAST, TORONTO /FALL 2018

RIVERDALE PLAYSCAPE

The steep slopes along Riverdale Park East have always been popular for its view of the city skyline and its incline for kids to play during the winter. The main objective of this project was to create an installation that addressed three points to add to the attraction of this location accessibility, shelter and play.

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SITE The chosen part of the hillside to situate the structure has a more gentle slope compared to the rest of the park in order to accomodate ramp inclines. The use of ramps will address the accessbility issue for wheelchairs. There is also a wide variety of trees and a cluster of phragmite vegetation set in a wetland depression at this location.

American Elm, Silver Maple, Green Ash, Phragmites

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FOLD & PLEAT KINDERGARDEN

Located across from the University of Toronto Robarts library, the establishment of this kindergarden provides an educational space for younger students as well as a daycare service. Primarly, the instution is divided into three spherical areas, two of which house main classrooms at the ground level and a naturally cultivated garden at the centre below ground.

350 HURON ST, TORONTO /FALL 2018

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SITE ECOLOGY

SERPENTINE GALLERY PAVILLION, PIET OUDOLF GARDEN

Taking inspiration from Zumthor’s serpentine gallery pavillion in collaboration with landscape designer Piet Oudolf, at the centre of each folded building, a garden is cultivated at a lower ground level, recieving natural rainwater from the environment. This system ultimately provides an educational opportunity as well as bringing a part of nature into the building itself.

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MAIN BUILDING INTERIOR UNFOLDED ELEVATION

Through learning by folding, these tessellated surfaces were created and morphed to create round enclosures to fit the required programs within. Interesting patterns are created on the interiors through the different folds and create imaginative spaces for childern to learn in.

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PRIVATE 8m2 BATHROOMS (2)

8m2 BATHROOM (U)

10m2 LAUNDRY

25m2 5m

14.5m

GENERAL OFFICE

25m2

609.30m2

STAFF SPACE

1 COURTYARD = 78.54m2 GROUND FLOOR

ROOF

CLASSROOMS (4) EA 110m2 , TOTAL 440m2 OCCUPANCY (20) EA

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575m2

GROUND

UNDERGROUND MAX COURTYARD DIAMETER - 10M

OUTDOOR PLAY AREA

150m2

MULTIPURPOSE HALL

MID-SIZE COURYYARD DIAMETER - 6M COURTYARD = 28.27m2

75m2

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GREENHOUSE

UNDERGROUND

40m2

KITCHEN

20m2 MIN COURYYARD DIAMETER - 4M COURTYARD = 12.57m2

MULTIPURPOSE STORAGE

PUBLIC

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RESIDENCE

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26 ERNEST AVE, TORONTO /FALL 2018

03 MAKER’S MARKET Elaborating on using a single unit as basis for construction, this excercise requires a structure be produced for a maker’s mart consisting of studios, services, a market and a rink. The structure will be single-story with a series of lightwells.

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2.2 MAKER’S MARKET IVY WING YU CHAN ARC1011Y Elaborating on the unitAZIZA created in the first part, this excercise requires a CHAOUNI

MAKER’S MARKET

The structure that is proposed here has a mixture of exterior and interior spaces.

The spaces closer to the west are tailored to the public, as it is closer to the train station exits and the bike path. The interior spaces closer to the east end are more private and are tailored to artists and creative minds.

COMMUNITY SPACE

LARGE ASSEMBLY SPACES

PERTH AVE.

ELISE LN.

ERNEST AVE.

BLOOR STATION EXITS N

FALL 2018 26 ERNEST AVE., TORONTO STUDIO + MARKET RHINO, GRASSHOPPER PHOTOSHOP, ILLUSTRATOR

STUDIO SPACES

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WALLACE AVE.

structure be produced for a maker’s mart - consisting of studios, services, a market and a rink. The structure will be single-story and be required to be made out of paper.

SPAN, COLUMN, GRID

M.ARCH STUDIO LOCATION PROJECT TOOLS

PEDESTRIAN BRDIGE

SITE PLAN 1:500

Outdoor Maker’s Market, Summer

ELISE

LANE

Bike Path entrance (North-West), WINTER

1:200 1:200

SOUTH SOUTHEAST EASTELEVATION ELEVATION 10a 10a 5 14

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BATHROOMS AUDITORIUM STUDIO SPACE (SM.) STUDIO SPACE (LG) KITCHEN/LOUNGE WORSHOP/ FABRICATION SPACE LOBBY/GALLERY SPACE RINK

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BIKE RACKS COMMUNITY GARDEN PUBLIC BATHROOMS MECH ROOM STORAGE KITCHEN STORAGE CAFÉ (INCL. PATIO SEATING)

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PLAN 1:200

1:200 PLAN WITH SITE CONTEXT (WITH RCP)

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ROOF

LARGE ASSEMBLY SPACES

STUDIO SPACES

AUDITORIUM AND WORKSHOP * The base of the lightwell is sunken much farther into the ground compared to the other units. This widens the scope of where light can reach, thus bringing in adequate light into these large spaces.

SERVICE AREAS

SMALL-SIZED STUDIO SPACES * The lightwell column is shared between two people in these studio spaces by extending the curve from the basic unit.

COLUMNAR STRUCTURE COMMUNITY GARDEN (ACCESS TO ROOF TO GARDEN SHED)

SITE EXTENTS

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC

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1:50 Section model. plexiglass, paper, illustration board.

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04 STRACHAN COMMUNITY STATION This project focuses on reconnecting Toronto’s habourfront with the surrounding neightborhoods currently seperated by the Strachan Ave. overpass. The premise of this connecting structure is to use a library facility to engage with the residents of the area.

STRACHAN AVENUE OVERPASS/SUMMER 2015

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WEST QUEEN WEST

LIBERTY VILLAGE HARBOURFRONT

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SOUTH ELEVATION (FROM LIBERTY VILLAGE)

EAST ELEVATION (FROM LIBERTY VILLAGE)

STRACHAN COMMUNITY CENTRE STATION - SITE INTERVENTION

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LEISURE SPACE ROCKING CLIMBING AREA LOOKOUT SPACE

ROCK CLIMBING ROCKSTATION CLIMBING STATION

STORAGE ROOM MALE, FEMALE CHANGEROOMS WARMING POOL COMMUNITY POOL

OUTDOOR ACTIVITY STATION

GARDEN CENTRE

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LEISURE SPACE ROCKING CLIMBING AREA LOOKOUT SPACE

ROCK CLIMBING ROCKSTATION CLIMBING STATION

OUTDOOR ACTIVITY STATION

GARDEN CENTRE

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MALE,

FITNESS STUDIOS FIRST AID OFFICE CHANGEROOMS PUBLIC LIBRARY FITNESS STUDIOS FIRST AID OFFICE GYMLIBRARYSTUDY SPACE CHANGEROOMSPUBLIC PUBLIC REFRESHMENT PUBLIC GYM CENTRE STUDY SPACE REFRESHMENT CENTRE

STORAGE ROOM STORAGE ROOM , FEMALEMALE, CHANGEROOMS FEMALE CHANGEROOMS WARMING POOL WARMING POOL COMMUNITY POOL COMMUNITY POOL

POOL AREA

SEATINGAREA AREA SEATING

COMMUNITY LIBRARY AND GYM COMMUNITY LIBRARY AND GYM

POOL AREA

SEATING AREASEATING AREA

A-A SECTIONSECTION A-A

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STRACHAN COMMUNITY CENTRE STATION - AXONOMETRIC

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In order to adjust with the existing site, this project proposes to make use of the railway underneath the overpass by converting it into a station. Ramps leading from the station underneath to the ground level of the community centre will promote engagement between residents of the neightborhoods nearby. Bookshelves and magazine displays line the station wall to encourage people to read while they wait for the train.

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05 SCRATCHING THE SURFACE WATERFRONT INTERCAMPUS RESEARCH COMMUNITY The mission of this project seeks to integrate the waterfront community into creating an educational intercampus facility driven by the need to remediate heavy metals within the waterfront area. In phases, the group establishes areas in need of phytoremediation and capping, as well as the a “spine” corridor to create a co-op housing oppurtunity for students and campus facilitiy members, Lastly, an establishment of a transportation hub is inserted to regulate traffic within the area.

DEVELOPMENT

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COLLABORATION TEAM: DIANA KONCAN, CAROLINE KASUIK, YAHYA ABDULA

MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT

UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO FACULTY OF SCIENCE & ENGINEERING

LAKES & WATERSHEDS, BROWNFIELDS& CONTAMINATED SITES

GOVERNMENT

1:10000

Axonometric Program INTERESTS

CASTLEPOINT NUMA (DEVELOPER)

WATER INNOVATION & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

implementing laboratories, test sites in the area to address water quality tackling climate change

SOCIAL

MARKET-BASED

propogate research and educational facilities connecting students with alumni providing a good experience for students making a contribution back to the community

heritage preservation DTQYPÆ’GNF TGENCOCVKQP revitalization of areas in decline investments in arts and culture

THE TORONTO WATERFRONT: INTERCAMPUS RESEARCH COMMUNITY

EMMERGING TYPOLOGIES

AFFILITATED BUILDING TYPES

water research testing facilities

educational facilities

circular hatchery ponds

cultural and creative

faculty department buildings

K G EGPVTCN QHÆ’EGU equipment storage, classrooms)

revitalized industrial buildings

research and educational co-op sites

co-op housing for researchers and students

earthen ponds

outdoor classrooms

Æ’NO UVWFKQ district

lined ponds

outdoor test basins

outdoor lecture halls (partnership between researchers and students)

outdoor research laboratories

facility built on raised foundation to combat flooding

repurposed industrial silos as cultural spaces

AFFILITATED URBAN TYPOLOGIES

parallel distribution

1:10 000

low-rise, outdoor on-site labs

low to mid-rise central labs and QHÆ’EGU

recessed staggered waterways for conservation of aquatic life

XGJKEWNG VTCHÆ’E TGUVTKEVKQPU

mixed use superblock

paths between buildings plazas and parks large high rise towers

mixed use commercial ground floor courtyards

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SCRATCHING THE SURFACE - PROPOSAL - BUILDING THE CAMPUS

PHASE 2 - CAMPUS FACILITIY BLOCK ORGANIZATION

Perspective Campus Block

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SCRATCHING THE SURFACE - PROPOSAL - BUILDING THE CAMPUS

PHASE 2 - HOUSING FOR STUDENTS AND STAFF

1:1000

Urban Section

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1:500

Axonometric Train Station Hub - traing docking and circulation

SCRATCHING THE SURFACE - PROPOSAL - BUILDING THE CAMPUS

PHASE 3 - CONSTRUCTION OF TRANSPORTATION HUB

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1:2000

Axonometric Train Station Hub - connection to SPINE network

SPINE Network - Perspective Commercial District

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06 ADRIFT The theme for this winter station is: movement, impermanence, and scattering or gathering . The main unit of arrangement are a number of triangular posts.

These posts frame the centre of the station, acting as a funnel from one side to the other - expressing the sometimes constricting and uncontrollable currents that carry you along the journey. A scattered arrangement of the posts in different shapes gather towards the centre and even unite. Like a wave, these elements have been brought together in different arangements but become dispersed as it recedes.

Movement

Gathering

Flow

South Elevation

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1:75 1 2 3

1:25 option 1

Part of the post is left uncut/rejoined and screwed down with plates on a heavy wood base

option 2

Base of the post (like option 1) is inserted into a metal/plastic base

Base of post is casted into concrete inside the base and screwed in place for a heavier support

Wall Detail Options

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NOIZ SONY BRIDGE TERMINAL

The 24th floor of the SONY Osaki building was to be resdesigned as a community space that promotes innovative thinking and communication with one another. The transformative and connective effect if various cusotmized furniture, as well as the creation of a Makers Room for digital fabrication and experimentation is meant to inspire and encourage employees.

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08 TOSALAB PRODUCTIONS

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Participation in the production of several art-pieces as a part-time worker while at the University of Kyoto, some main tasks included configuring the high-speed camera station and mixing paint mediums for experimentation. Contributed to a proposal for the Nishiki Market night projection event before leaving position.

OMUROTALK RIVER IN A VALLEY

KYOTO UNIVERSITY EXHIBITION PANEL AND MODEL - 渓谷の川 HELD MARCH 21, 2016

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08 REINA CONDOS INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS - FINALIST

5’3” (1600.2 mm)

30” (762 mm)

30” (762 mm)

5” (1 27 mm)

17” (431.8 mm)

[CUSTOM] Exhaust Vent

[HUDSON REED] Tec Shower Column

[CUSTOM] Wall-hung Sink

[CUSTOM] 66” x 30” Shower

[CUSTOM] 68”x 32” Mirror

clarity Feel right at home.

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[KOHLER] Veil® K-5402 Wall-hung Toilet

Bathroom Details and Dimensions 1/2” (12.7 mm)

8’-0”

Frameless Shower Sill Detail

8’-0”

20” (508 mm)

3” (76.2 mm)

5’-0”

optional blind installation

5” (127 mm)

1/2” (12.7 mm)

Wall-Hung Sink to Concealed Sink Frame

7’-0” (2133.6 mm)

30” (762mm)

The concept behind the layout for the ‘xxx’ bathroom is to maintain continuous transparency from indoor to outdoor, providing a more daring approach to privacy.

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30” (762 mm)

102” (2590.8 mm)

38” (965.2 mm) 24” (609.6 mm) 34” (863.6 mm)

46” 48” (1168.4 mm) (1219.2 mm)

[CUSTOM] Cabinetry

[SIEMEN’S] EH651TA16E Induction Stove

[Bosch] HBL8661UC Wall Oven

[CUSTOM] Drop-down Counter [CUSTOM] Pull-out Island

[CUSTOM] Pull-out Table

extra Make more with less.

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[CUSTOM] Island Chair

Kitchen Details and Dimensions 12’-0”

12” (304.8 mm)

9’-0” (2743.2 mm)

9’-0”

4” (101.6 mm) Recessed Wall

28” (711.2 mm) 28” (711.2 mm)

Section 1:40

24” (609.6 mm) Pull-out Table Dining Stools

36” (914.4 mm) 48” (1219.2 mm)

Modern problems require modern solutions; that’s why the ‘extra’ kitchen provides several innovative assemblies, from chairs to table, table to island, and island to counter.

Spice Rack

Book Shelf Chair Storage

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