Selected Works
University of Waterloo Architectural Engineering May 2024 Edition
The reclad of DWE, the first engineering building built on the University of Waterloo campus, aims to improve thermal performance and occupant comfort of the building while maintaining an attractive The design of the shading device blends in seamlessly with panel facade, creating a functional and visually appealing design is an overclad of the existing structure, while integrating cient wall.
occuattractive aesthetic. with the rest of the aluminum exterior. The modular pre-fabricated integrating all the necessary aspects of a thermally effi-
The Loophole, situated in Waterloo Park, aims to unite three secluded areas within the park: the soccer fields, the arboretum and the river. The seven loops that comprise this pavilion create an appealing pathway to connect these areas of the park. Built using glulam wood and covered with standing seam metal roofing, the pavilion offers shelter from the sun and rain and provides a unifying area to enjoy the park.
The University of Waterloo frequently there is a lack of practical short-term tiny home spans only ten square retreat for one to stay for one to two Laurel
frequently welcomes guest lecturers; however, term accommodation on campus. The square meters and offers a cozy and private two nights, boasting a stunning view of Laurel Lake.
Despite its compact size, the structure features a generous working space. It includes a desk with a view of the lake, a snug bedroom area inspired by a small boat's cabin, storage through a compact closet. The Laurel Lake Retreat was designed without the use of electricity, serving as a threeseason living space. To compensate for the absence of air conditioning, the design has three operable windows strategically placed to enhance cross ventilation.
The University of Waterloo frequently there is a lack of practical short-term tiny home spans only ten square retreat for one to stay for one to two
frequently welcomes guest lecturers; however, term accommodation on campus. The square meters and offers a cozy and private two nights, boasting a stunning view of Laurel Lake.