Jayden Chan - Waterloo Architecture Portfolio Fall 2024

JAYDEN CHAN SELECTED WORKS - FALL 2024

CURATION OF ACADEMICS | PERSONAL PROJECTS

Hi! I’m Jayden, a second year undergraduate student @ the University of Waterloo School of Architecture.

I am seeking a four month work placement from September 2024 to December 2024.

I thrive in details and storytelling, allowing architectural moments to insight curiousity and interest, rather than mass and direct visual movement. My favourite form of architectural drawing are renders, combining 3D assets and photoshop post-processing to include all sorts of “easter eggs”.

Thank you for your time.

jaydencychan@gmail.com +1(647)-335-9984

education university of waterloo, school of architecture

digital 2022 - present

cambridge, ontario

> candidate for bachelor of architectural studies, honours co-op (b.a.s.)

experience gec architecture

2024

edmonton, alberta

> analyzed hundreds of flights to revamp an existing terminal > participated in the design, organizing and submitting of building permits > communicated ideas with large-scale developers and partners

walters group inc.

2023

hamilton, ontario

> modeled and detailed complex structural models > developed technical skills in relation to structural design. > received hands-on experience with steel production and processes.

ertl surveyors work placement

2021

markham, ontario

> worked on client pool-grading designs > researched and designed laneway housing solutions

analogue

extracurriculars waterloo architecture student association

2022-2023

cambridge, ontario

> 1A rep, 1B archivist, 2A vice president of communications > developed communication skills within student leadership

ontario high school esports association

> rhinocerous 7 > grasshopper > revit > sketchUp > autoCAD > blender > chaos enscape > chaos v-ray > lumion > adobe Illustrator > adobe Photoshop > adobe premiere pro > adobe after effects > adobe XD > adobe InDesign > microsoft suite > figma > unity

2021 - 2023

> hand drafting > model making > 3d printing > cnc milling > laser cutting > photography

markham, ontario

languages

> co-founder & lead ui/ux designer > designed and developed the official website of the association > publicized and created marketing material and content

> english (native) > french (fluent) > cantonese (fluent) > mandarin (conversational)

achievements honourable mention

2023

archiol international design > placed 4th - 8th internationally > project featured on their public website

entrance scholarship

2022

university of waterloo

> entrance average between 90% - 94.9%

film competition winner mtac short film competition

> director, videographer & editor on a team of five > $500 prize winner > awarded by city mayor Frank Scarpitti

2021

interests > graphic design, illustration > videography, photography > 3d concept art/rendering > ui/ux design, game design > swimming, coaching > bouldering, gymming, boxing > piano, guitar > storybuilding

Sept 13, 2023

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

Jayden Chan was employed at Walters Group in the Junior Detailer position on a coop work term for 4-months (May to August 2023). He reported to me in my role as Detailing Manager.

I found Jayden to be a resourceful and intuitive student employee, capable of working independently or with colleagues. He received various tasks from many different sources, he was able to prioritize and complete all tasks accurately and meet deadlines.

Jayden showed a keen interest in architecture and structural steel throughout his work term. He has strong organizational skills that were required when archiving +400 completed models and +900 historic models. This quality will be an asset to him in his education and future career.

If you have any further questions regarding Jayden, please contact me at the number below.

Sincererly,

Ryan Maguire Detailing Manager | Walters Inc. T 905 388 7111 x166 | C 289 339 7776 RMaguire@waltersinc.com

1318 Rymal Road East, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada L8W 3N1 T 905 388 7111 | F 905 575 7747 www.waltersgroupinc.com

April 25, 2024

Re: Letter of Recommendation – Jayden Chan

Jayden Chan worked at GEC Architecture during his undergraduate work term from January – April of 2024. During his tenure, Jayden was an integral member of our office working with project teams to achieve schedule milestones and produce high quality deliverables. Jayden has displayed an openness to learn from others, and hasn’t been shy from asking for questions to gain understanding and clarify expectations.

Experience gained on this work term have provided Jayden with broad experience on different project types. He has been relied on to meet our project deadlines and our trust in Jayden’s work has grown over the course of his term.

Furthermore, I have appreciated Jaydens attitude, sense of humor and his work ethic. He has been a great addition and made positive contributions to our office culture. It was a pleasure to work alongside Jayden during his time with GEC Architecture and I have no hesitation in providing this letter of recommendation to support his future employment in the field of Architecture.

Yours truly,

Adrian Benoit, PARTNER

M.Arch., B.E.Des., Architect, AIBC, AAA, SAA, OAA, MRAIC, LEED® AP

contents

skin and bone

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interlock

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zen

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the chromatic libary

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other works

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professional works

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project 1

skin and bone sustainability

workshop

residence

off-grid

Class: 1B Design Studio Winter 2023 Location: Kutchan, Hokkaido, Japan Instructors: Anna Beznogova Tools: SketchUp, Adobe Ps, Ai, Enscape

What is Skin and Bone?

Skin and bone (皮膚と骨) is a residential home with a focus on sustainability. It’s residents are practical carpenters, a common profession for the area. The building has several innovative systems to promote environmental architecture. These include: rainwater capture, filtration and reuse, renewable energy, human waste collection and compost, airflow maximization, and more.

Its name comes from its see through shell, appearing to cover another building, nestled within.

Kutosan River (九頭山川)

North-Eastern Kutchan, Hokkaido (東北倶知安)

5 Chome (五丁目)

Kita 7 Jonishi (北七条西)

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Kita 6 Jonishi (六条西)

4 Chome (四丁目)

3 Chome (三丁目)

North-Eastern Kutchan, Hokkaido, Japan.

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Upper Floor

Lower Floor

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The upper floor houses all the day-to-day necessities: bathroom, kitchen, living room, bedrooms, etc, accessible through an external staircase. The lower floor is predominantly a large carpenter’s workshop, with large sliding doors in both inner and outer layers for larger wood projects.

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The facade uses recycled corrugated plastic to create diffused light (拡散光), also aiding in temperature control. The windows aid with air circulation, while staying visually low profile enough to allow the focus to stay on the facade.

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Operable windows for ventilation.

Kitchen & living space.

Rainwater (雨水) is caught, stored and filtered.

As the main focus of Skin and Bone was its environmental impact (環境への影響), several innovative systems were implemented.

Filtered water is used throughout the home.

Composting toilet collects and stores waste (うんち).

Grey water is reused to aid in composting.

Sawdust (木粉) is vaccuumed and composted.

Renewable energy sources power the home.

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Close up of workshop sliding doors.

Semi-interior staircase against the corrugated plastic facade.

project 2

interlock conceptual

mixed-use

mars

Competition: Volume Zero Marsception 2024 Location: Jezero Crater, Mars Collaborator: Sylvana Kam, Moxiao Guo Tools: Rhino 7, Blender, Adobe Ps, Ai

What is Interlock?

Embarking on an expedition to Mars is a venture filled with formidable challenges and inherent unpredictability. However, human resilience and adaptability have been the cornerstones of our survival and progress throughout history. The Interlock represents a groundbreaking Martian base, meticulously designed to be the epitome of readiness and versatility, capable of confronting any conceivable scenario, at any given moment.

For every obstacle encountered, the Interlock is equipped with advanced tools and innovative fabrication methods, ensuring unwavering support for its inhabitants.

The Interlock withstanding a severe martian dust storm.

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On route

vehicle control room

Given the estimated travel time to Mars is approximately 21 months with current technology, the transportation experience is a critical consideration. The Interlock is designed to stack vertically, optimizing the aerodynamic profile of the rocket and facilitating seamless movement between each pod. This vertical integration not only maximizes spatial efficiency but also ensures that inhabitants can become thoroughly familiar with their living environment well before the mission begins.

greenhouse

vestibule

recreation

fabrication

stage 3

bedrooms

command

stage 1/2

Full rocket context.

Stack close-up.

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shared bathroom

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single bedroom

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shared bathroom access below

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single bedroom

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airlock

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recreation

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airlock command centre

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kitchen fabrication

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gear storage mech

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recreation greenhouse

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command centre access above

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fabrication exterior storage

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mech dining/living

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greenhouse power connection

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access above

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exterior storage

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dining/living

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power connection

How does it work?

By estabilishing the necessary ammenities and resources of the mission, specific pods were designed and arranged logically. Each pod is made to connect laterally and vertically, for transport and permanent settings. First, an airlock and storage containing all necessary expedition gear. This leads to the main pod, that is essentially home for the astronauts. It has bedrooms, living and dining spaces, a kitchen, a command desk to control and monitor all base systems, and it serves as a connection to all adjacent pods.

On the western end is the recreation pod, containing exercise equipment, as well as entertainment items for any downtime. On the eastern end is the fabrication lab, and the greenhouse. Both these pods are used collaboratively, producing everything from fresh greens to complex building parts to put together the next pod.

Airlock and storage.

Recreation pod.

Greenhouse.

Main pod, upper and lower floor.

Fabrication lab.

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Front elevation.

Cross section.

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Living/dining space, looking towards the recreational pod.

Perseverance Rover Landing

The Interlock Jezero Crater

Jezero Crater, Mars.

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project 3

bedroom

washroom

zen. minimalism

bedroom

family residence

nordic

kitchen

Competition: Archiol Minimal Dwelling 2023

dining studio living

office

kitchen washroom

What is dining Zen?

bedroom

kitchen dining office/ studio

office/ studio

Location: Nesoya, Norway Collaborator: Sylvana Kam

mech/ storage

wash room

Tools: Rhino 7, SketchUp, Adobe Ps, Ai, Enscape

morning wake-up washroom change clothes make breakfast eat breakfast go to work

bedroom washroom bedroom kitchen dining room

Life filled with constant chaos, with endless day to days, responsibilities, expectations, and stress. living day those ailments, harboring peace and tranquility within its minimalist Zen serves as a safe-haven from break washroom/living room walls. The small, washroomsingle floor home serves as a permanent residence for a family of two artists, and work cook child. lunch kitchen their 4 year old, home-schooled, eat lunch dining room work break

washroom/living room

eat dinner family time washroom sleep time

dining room living room washroom bedroom

washrooma focus of minimalism, we chose to focus heavily on the idea of routine and circulation, As Zen had evening as well as its relation to spiritual and spatial energy. Positioning the rooms sequentially according to free time living room/courtyard dinner for kitchen eachkitchen resident’s daily schedule cook allows a calm and efficient flow.

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living important when considering spiritual and spatial energy. Feng Shui, or the similar Space is very Japanese Kanso, is the art of arranging environments to achieve harmoney and balance. Using this idea, the flow of circulation as well as interior arranging welcomes tranquility and minimalism into the home. The rooms, and the furniture within, are ordered in a manner that avoids the most “negative energy” and therefore creating a clutterless, calm space.

dining

Nesoya, Norway.

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About 13.5km west of Oslo, is the small island of Nesoya. With a fairly temperate climate, its winters fall just short of 0oC, while summers typically reach up to 22oC. Though easily accessible from mainland Norway through a network of roads and bridges, the island is mostly dominated by a nature reserve, creating a peaceful, quiet atmosphere Zen is situated at the southern-most point of Nesoya, directly adjacent to the mainland town of Landoya, and highlighting the beatiful views of all the surrounding islands.

Main entrance and garden.

Main entry adjacent to the studio.

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Living, dining and kitchen.

storage

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kitchen washroom

bedroom

dining

kitchen dining office/ studio

wake-up washroom change clothes make breakfast eat breakfast go to work

bedroom

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washroom kitchen

bedroom

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bedroom

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rest cook dinner family time bathroom sleep

washroom/living room kitchen dining room morning wake-up bedroom washroom/living room washroom washroom change clothes bedroom make breakfast kitchen living room/courtyarddining room eat breakfast kitchen go to work dining room living dayroom washroom washroom/living room break bedroom work kitchen cook lunch dining room eat lunch work washroom/living room break

evening free time cook dinner eat dinner family time washroom sleep time

living room/courtyard kitchen dining room living room washroom bedroom

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They start their day in the bedroom, then, the washroom.

Moving from the full-private zone, they travel to the kitchen, dining room, and living room.

Then, work begins in the studio, office, or study areas respectively.

Hallway lighting and reading nook.

Latitudinal section.

Longitudinal section.

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Each occupancy follows the sun as it moves across the sky. The sunrise is very visible from the bedroom and kitchen, the office and studio are brightly lit in the afternoon, and a beautiful sunset across the water surface can be appreciated from the living area in the evening.

North facade, late afternoon.

The father is able to cook in the open kitchen, and “commute” to work in the office at the south end of the home The kitchen is placed in a manner that is accessible throughout the day, making it a centerpiece of the home. The mother, explores her artisty in a studio overlooking the courtyard for creative inspiration. She is able to have full rotational viewpoints from the room, with windows, sliding doors, and a wood interior facade overlooking the home’s entrance foyer. The daughter, a five-year-old, is homeschooled. She has plenty of spaces to work throughout the house, but most importantly, she is taught by whichever parents, in the mixed-use office space and classroom.

The mother’s view of the house from her studio.

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project 4

the chromatic library public space

library

vr/ar

Class: 1B Design Studio Winter 2023 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Instructors: Isabel Ochoa, David Correa Tools: Rhino 7, Adobe Ps, Ai, Enscape

What is the Chromatic Library?

The Chromatic Library is a bridge between our present technological developments, and what could very well be our near future. It utilizes several augmented reality/virtual reality (AR/VR) zones throughout the building, allowing for a seamless integration of anything the mind can create. This serves both as professional, education, and entertainment.

The lower floor is more public-focused, with an open cafe and study reception, and an equally spatious mixed-use AR area suited for high-intensity activities, with physical props (mapped to AR/VR) for use, as well as spaces for more professional uses, like virtual meetings. The upper floor is more intimate, with cozier reading nooks, computer labs, makerspace, and study spaces.

Regent Park, Toronto, Ontario.

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lower floor

upper floor

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Hidden green wall nook.

Library atmosphere.

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The ceiling of the upper floor is made from multiple layers of seemingly crude materials, and exposed structural members. This creates a dystopian, near-futuristic atmosphere that is closely related to VR and AR.

By implementing a seamless augmented reality lifestyle into public spaces such as this one, we unlock another layer to our complex reality. Which is real and which isnt’?

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To create an environment with both physical and digital occupying it, every space was purposely designed to feel as open as possible. This limits physical limitations as much as possible, allowing more possibility within each world. Standing in the center, one can see in every direction within the library, allowing the separate rooms to instead be one huge interconnected space.

Entrance lobby.

Second floor library at noon.

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additional works

the storm public space

bridge

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Class: 1B Design Studio Winter 2023 Location: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada Instructors: Isabel Ochoa, David Correa Tools: Rhino 7, Blender, Adobe Ps, Ai, Enscape

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Designed as a public park bridge, The Storm toys with light with the use of an intricate mosaic 21 surface. pattern running along the curved exterior 19 20 Every piece is meticulously organized for assembly, 12 with a clear highlight on structural members. Its 22 17 the bird’s eye view of the bridge, name comes from 18 of a hurricane, with the twisting into the shape opening in the center as the eye of the storm”.

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facade

A look at the eye of the storm.

facade 1. steel pipe skeleton (rad. 140mm) 2. steel window pipe frame (rad. 70mm) 3. stainless steel sheet cover 4. tinted glass (70% VLT) 5. tinted glass (40% VLT)

spine + skeleton 6. steel pipe spine (rad. 140mm) 7. warped glass windows

flooring + accessibility 8. timber flooring (150mm x 40mm) 9. stainless steel pipe railing (rad. 50mm) 10. timber array (900mm x 2000mm) 11. steel pipe bench support (rad. 70mm)

sub-floor structure 12. timber deck support 13. steel horizontal truss system 14. steel HSS system 15. steel warped wide-flange 16. steel support plate

fig.1 17. steel-wood angle 18. steel bolt scrvew 19. steel tension screw 20. steel nut 21. heavy-duty steel bolt screw 22. steel-steel angle 23. three-way connection plate

fig.2 24. steel tension screw 25. steel weld filling 26. steel shear plate

1. steel pipe skeleton (rad. 140mm) 2. steel window pipe frame (rad. 70mm) 3. stainless steel sheet cover 4. tinted glass (70% VLT) 5. tinted glass (40% VLT)

spine + skeleton 6. steel pipe spine (rad. 140mm) 7. warped glass windows

flooring + accessibility 8. timber flooring (150mm x 40mm) 9. stainless steel pipe railing (rad. 50mm) 10. timber array (900mm x 2000mm) 11. steel pipe bench support (rad. 70mm)

sub-floor structure 12. timber deck support 13. steel horizontal truss system 14. steel HSS system 15. steel warped wide-flange 16. steel support plate

Context plan.

fig.1 17. steel-wood angle 18. steel bolt scrvew 19. steel tension screw 20. steel nut 21. heavy-duty steel bolt screw 22. steel-steel angle 23. three-way connection plate

fig.2 24. steel tension screw 25. steel weld filling 26. steel shear plate

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additional works

the grotto daycare daycare

residence

mixed-use

Class: 1A Design Studio Fall 2022 Location: Cambridge, Ontario, Canada Instructors: Fiona Lim Tung, Rick Andrighetti Tools: Rhino 7, Adobe Ps, Ai, Enscape, Dall-E 2

What is the Grotto Daycare?

With exploration as the key interest, the grotto daycare aims to foster curiosity within the next generation. Each space is purposefully arranged to urge the viewer to continue further, checking every corner and nook. What else does this house have to offer?

Designed as both a residence and a daycare, the building cleverly divides public, semi-private and private areas respectively, allowing for the co-existence of a chaotic job environment and a peaceful...everything else. It sits in the natural beauty of Cambridge, Ontario’s continental forests, on the banks of a river.

Reading and play nook.

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additional works

the toy box museum

public space

workshop

Class: 2A Design Studio Fall 2023 Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Instructors: Lola Sheppard Tools: Rhino 7, Adobe Ps, Ai, Enscape

EXHIBIT 3: THE GREATEST ERA (1:100)

EXHIBIT 2: SANTA’S WORKSHOP

EXHIBIT 2: SANTA’S WORKSHOP

EXHIBIT 2: THE BABY BOOMER ERA (1:50)

EXHIBIT 2: THE BABY BOOMER ERA (1:50)

MAIN STAIRCASE & ATRIUM

EXHIBIT 1: THE MILLENNIAL ERA (1:100)

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Playing used to be fun. With a bit of thought, a stick was a sword, a rock was a doll, a bit of grass made a necklace. However, with today’s extreme specialization of each plaything, children (and adults alike) no longer have the breathing space needed to develop such imagination. Outside The Box serves as a reminder of what exactly is a toy, and provides a space to experience such a feeling again.

rekindle your creativity.

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additional works

parallel universe. render

dystopian

cyberpunk

Competition: Archiol Parallel Universe 2023 Tools: Blender, Adobe Ps

additional works

dead end. render

dark

horror

Tools: Blender, Adobe Ps

additional works

photography Taken with Sony A6400.

“Midday Traffic” - Lisbon, 2024

“I Can’t See!” - Paris, 2024

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“Highway Chandelier” - Vancouver, 2023

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professional works: gec architecture

professional works mixed-use

residential

revit

Firm: GEC Architecture Tools: Revit, Enscape

During my time at GEC, I had the opportunity to work on several large scale projects. Two of which were West Block 200 & 400, located west of downtown Edmonton. I modeled and rendered both buildings, and designed both the interior and exterior according to client specifications. I made major massing decisions for the schematic design phase, and was able to discuss with the client directly.

Both were located directly adjacent to the GEC office, so it was safe to say that the pressure was on.

FIBER CEMENT CLADDING, WHITE V-GROOVE SIDING, WOOD FINISH

FIBER CEMENT CLADDING, BLACK

FIBER CEMENT CLADDING, WHITE

PRE-FINISHED METAL SCREEN, BLACK

1220

121220 T.O. PARAPET

FIBER CEMENT CLADDING, BLACK

3100

120000 T.O. ROOF FRAMING

3100

116900 LEVEL 06

PRE-FINISHED ALUMINUM SOFFIT, BLACK

PRE-FINISHED ALUMINUM GUARDRAIL, BLACK

3100

110700 LEVEL 04

21220

3100

113800 LEVEL 05

107600 LEVEL 03

3100

BRICK MASONRY, GREY

4500

104500 LEVEL 02

100000 LEVEL 01

V-GROOVE SOFFIT, WOOD FINISH COMPOSIDE METAL PANEL, BLACK

MECHANICAL LOUVRE, BLACK

BRICK MASONRY, GREY

PRE-FINISHED ALUMINUM SOFFIT, BLACK

CLEAR GLAZING, BLACK FRAME

West Block 400, front facade.

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PRE-FINISHED ALUMINUM GUARDRAIL

CLEAR GLAZING, BLACK FRAME BUILDING ADDRESS, BLACK

PRE-FINISHED ALUMINUM SOFFIT, BLACK

CONCRETE PLANTER POT LIGHTS IN SOFFIT

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MAIL ROOM 114 1478

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118500 T.O. ROOF FRAMING

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MOVE IN ROOM 118 9016

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COMMUNICATIONS 116

98 m²

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3130

2 BED E 108

1478

FIBER CEMENT CLADDING, WHITE

950

119720 T.O. PARAPET

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AMENITY ROOM 122

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HORIZONTAL BICYCLE PARKING (7) 120

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CLEAR GLAZING, BLACK FRAME

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WALL MOUNTED LIGHT FIXTURE, BLACK

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By:Author 2024-04-25 2:59:49 PM

Autodesk Docs://5461 6001 West Block/6001 - West Block Site - AR - R23.rvt

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West Block 200 courtyard.

1 DP-A203

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AH PROPERTY LINE

100000 LEVEL 01

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BICYCLE PARKING (6)

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Level one SD plan of West Block 200..

BUILDING A LEVEL 01 Scale: 1 : 100

West Block 200, north-east corner.

West Block 200 courtyard entrance.

West Block 400, south-east corner.

West Block 400 south-west corner.

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thank you for your consideration.

jaydencychan@gmail.com +1(647)-335-9984 fall 2024