PORTFOLIO
Nguyen
160 Huron St Toronto, ON M5T2B5, CANADA TEL +1 (647) 892 - 7921
LEONARDO NGUYEN
CURRICULUM VITAE
EDUCATION
Sept 20 - 24
George Brown College
Advanced Diploma in ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY
Sept 15 - 17
George Brown College
Diploma in HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
EXPERIENCE
June 23 - June 24
July 22 - May 23
Jan 21 - July 22
SOFTWARE
Europe de Marble Canada
Assistant Project Manager
Toronto Metropolitan University
Conference Supervisor
Maybes Hospitality Group
Operational Manager
Office Suite Word | Powerpoint | Excel | Project
Adobe Suite Photoshop | InDesign | Illustrator | Lightroom
CAD / BIM AutoCAD | ArchiCAD | Sketchup | Revit
Rendering Lumion | V - Ray | Twinmotion
Document Management Bluebeam | OneDrive | DropBox
Collaboration Team | Zoom | Outlook | BIM 360
LANGUAGE
English
NEW ATTAINABLE HOUSING MODEL
IN COLLABORATION
WITH:
Veronica Madonna | Rohit Talreja | Annachiara Tripoli | Martina Auricchio | Dominik Wawrzyniak | Jaden Robinson | Alessia Garofalo |
Sameer Singh Raghuwanshi | Larissa Bonissoni | Natalie Mistry | Harshada Tulaskar | Harsh Kumar | Stephen Collins | Seungeun Yoo | Joohyun (Julia) Lee
Inspired by the Baugruppen concept introduced by Larch Lab, this project reimagines a plot at Richmond St East and Parliament, currently underutilized as a gas station and commercial units. The goal is to transform underused downtown spaces, like old strip malls and backyards, into affordable living spaces for those who can’t buy homes, while providing rental income to property owners and safer, more vibrant public areas.
JUDGES:
Dr. Aysegul Ozbakir Acimert
Ian Chalmers
Dr. Tansu Acimert
Jacob Kessler
This sustainable housing model leverages existing infrastructure to add residential units to neighborhoods. Designed by future residents, these co-housing communities offer diverse, affordable, and intentional living spaces, promoting social and economic mix and enhancing urban livability. The project also aims to develop a new housing model for UN Habitat, enabling landowners to rent out underutilized parts of their lots through a value-creation approach.
The Etobicoke Civic Center, once a city hall, is being reimagined as a vibrant senior living community. This transformation focuses on preserving the site’s historical heritage while integrating sustainable, modern amenities and spaces that serve both residents and the broader community.
The project aims to create a dynamic environment that encourages personal growth and community interaction among seniors.
With the potential to add value and connection beyond its walls, the development will include features like daycare, public and private amenities, a farmer’s market, and other community-focused spaces. By honoring the Civic Center’s historical significance, it aspires to offer a contemporary yet respectful living space that fosters connection, engagement, and a sense of belonging for its residents and the surrounding neighborhood. Theatre 1:200
Site Plan 1:500
WATERFRONT HIGH RISE CONDO
A new 10-story waterfront condo building is set to rise along Lake Ontario, offering residents luxurious living with direct access to the sandy beach and water. The development will feature a variety of amenities, including commercial spaces on the ground floor designed to serve both residents and neighboring communities, creating a vibrant and interconnected environment.
The design utilizes the natural slope of the terrain, allowing for a multi-level experience that enhances the connection to the lake. With residential spaces offering stunning views and communal areas fostering community interaction, this development promises not only a premium lifestyle but also valuable services for the surrounding neighborhood.
