Architecture Portfolio 2024

NAYA SANCHEZ

P O R T F O L I O 2024

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CURRICULUM VITAE

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FRAMEWORK

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CURRICULUM VITAE • SKILLS Digital Autodesk Revit Rhinoceros 3D Enscape Lumion Autodesk AutoCAD SketchUp Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Microsoft Office Bluebeam Social Media Marketing Analog Model Making Digital Fabrication Hand Drafting Sketching Photography Interior Design & Decorating

• AWARDS & HONOURS CISC Canadian Institute of Steel Construction Award June 2024 OAA Award for Exceptional Leadership Through Design Excellence in Equity, Diversity and Inclusion June 2024 Design Studio at Waterloo Architecture Exhibition May 2024 Projects Review 2023: Model Exhibition Nov 2023

• EDUCATION University of Waterloo, School of Architecture Candidate for Bachelor of Architectural Studies Cambridge, ON 2020-Present St. Mary’s High School High School Diploma Kitchener, ON 2016-2020

• EXPERIENCE NDS Designs Rendering Freelance Kitchener, ON October 2023 - Current FABRIK Architects Architectural Intern Cambridge, ON January 2024 - July 2024 September 2022 - December 2022 Arcadis Architectural Intern Vancouver, ON May 2023 - August 2023 WalterFedy Architectural Intern Kitchener, ON January 2022 - April 2022 WalterFedy Architectural Intern Kitchener, ON March 2019 - June 2019

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FRAMEWORK CLASS: Building Construction 2 | ARCH 173 ADVISOR: Justin Breggs COLLABORATORS: Michael Salib, Danny Pham With an increasing population of various diasporas and nearly 80% of inhabitants identifying as visible minorities, Markham is quickly becoming a hub of rising immigrants and entrepreneurs ready to take on the Canadian dream. This shift has instigated rapid urbanization within the city, particularly in the downtown area. However, while current development ambitiously addresses sustainable and economic growth, it appears to neglect Markham’s rich cultural history, failing to reflect its people.

Framework is located in the heart of downtown Markham, adjacent to many developing lots of land, with the goal of highlighting the immense role that culture plays within the city. Using a system of steel modules that contain multiple voids, Framework is a place where Markham residents can showcase their small businesses, gather, and most importantly, keep culture at the epicenter of the city. Occupying 2500 square metres of land, and housing different programs — such as numerous vending booths, seating areas, a performance stage, and more — the market creates a mosaic that is reflective of the city’s existing and growing cultural and urban identity.

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MATERIAL & ASSEMBLY DETAILS Due to the scale of the site, it was decided for Framework to use a modular approach to design. A single structure of galvanized steel with different patterns of galvanized metal screens and a combination of PVC mesh fabric, outdoor fabric and fabric handwoven by members in the community is repeated at different scales throughout the structure. There is a total of nine modules used for the market. This approach allows for a relatively easy fabrication process.

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TINY HOME: DESIGN BUILD CLASS: Design Studio Options | ARCH 393 ADVISOR: John McMinn COLLABORATORS: Sarah Abdulkarim, Ian Bryane, Caresse Chia, Maggie Claus, Jiadi Dai, Meghan Engelen, Jan Hendrikse, Brianna Klei, Catherine Leung and Lo Min Ru Homelessness in the Waterloo Region has become a major concern, with multiple shelters closing down or reducing operations. To tackle the problem of transitional housing, tiny homes may be an answer. The objective of the class was to design and build a prototype tiny home suitable for large-scale production to better the quality of life for those facing homelessness. Designing a home requires empathy. Hence, the class visited A Better Tent City in Kitchener to better illustrate the needs of the homeless community and what it means to “live tiny.”

This supported design charettes and research that built on the work completed by Elizabeth Antczak. The class split into smaller groups to focus on individual building elements that we eventually constructed: Envelope, Interiors, Cabinetry, and Systems. The completed tiny home took 21 days to complete by inexperienced labour. We hope that the ease of construction means this prototype is a viable solution for future tiny home communities in the Waterloo Region.

RECIPIENT OF THE OAA AWARD FOR EXCEPTIONAL LEADERSHIP THROUGH DESIGN EXCELLENCE IN EQUITY, DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION JUNE 2024

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By Jan Hendrikse, Ian Bryane, Brianna Klei, Meghan Engelen, Naya Sanchez, Maggie Claus, Jiadi Dai, Sara Caresse Chia, Catherine Leung, and Loh Min Ru. As part of John McMinn’s Arch 393 Option Studio.

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Project By: Sarah Abdulkarim, Ian Bryane, Caresse Chia, Maggie Claus, Jiadi Dai, Meghan Engelen, Jan Hendrikse, Brianna Klei, Catherine Leung, Lo Min Ru and Naya Sanchez

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REACTIVATING FAIRWAY CLASS: Design Studio | ARCH 392 ADVISOR: David Fortin COLLABORATORS: Brianna Klei, Aaron Wong, Nathan Choi

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Currently, Fairview Park Mall in Kitchener, Ontario is very internalized and as a result creates a disconnect between the central landmark and its surrounding community. The facade has minimal windows and provides service entrances on all sides of the mall which makes the site unfriendly and unapproachable.

In addition, the existing mall is occupying a lot of real estate that we propose can be given back to the environment and more importantly the highcrime neighbourhood located behind the site. With that, our strategy is to design a city center that creates a more engaging and safe social experience for the entire community. The concept of vertical stacking is necessary to create a base of human-scale retail stores with offices and residences on top. By removing the mall, an emphasis on the ION station can be made and a park and recreation corridor can be built to provide the community with several amenities that they currently don’t have, including: gallery and studio spaces, an arena, community center, ecology garden, walking trails and many more. Lobby spaces and pockets of resting are spaced out to provide places to loiter -- one of the largest activities that happen in malls today. Having external pedestrian access also allows people to reconnect with their neighbours as well as the environment as they travel along the parkretail corridor. Overall, this new strategy helps to revitalize public transit, the community, the environment and the economic development of our MTSA by creating a population increase of 5000 people and an additional 2500 job opportunities.

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THE AMENITY LOFTS CLASS: Design Studio | ARCH 192 ADVISOR: Eric Haldenby The Amenity Lofts focus on compact living to accommodate the influx of residents in the Waterloo Region over the past few years. Each apartment adopts this “hide-and-seek” concept, where when something is needed it appears, and when it isn’t needed, it disappears. This minimalist approach ultimately helps with productivity, stress and focus. A system of cabinets, along the perimeter of each room, stores several varying programs that the resident may desire when living there. By doing this, each apartment can substantially decrease in size, allowing an abundant of communal spaces to open up. With a community kitchen, work space, fitness centre and enlarged balconies that include a play area, putting green and rocking climbing wall, the apartment complex has all the amenities one could want. Overall, The Amenity Lofts functions on this public vs private system, where there are community spaces for people to learn, grow and connect, and small living quarters for occupants to relax and debrief from the world around them.

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H²O BOARDWALK CLASS: Design Studio | ARCH 293 ADVISOR: Lola Sheppard COLLABORATOR: Sarah Abdulkarim The H²O Boardwalk is an ecology centre aiming to educate the public about native plants and animals, the Hamilton Escarpment as well as several sustainable approaches. Located on Buttermilk Falls, the Boardwalk elevates the existing trail by introducing a safe and accessible pathway that establishes a connection between Mountain Brow Side Trail, the Falls, the onsite parking and the adjacent street. The design allows for the deck to be available all year round with engaging and diverse outdoor programs, including a playground, relaxation space and public garden.

In addition, there are four main masses that house educational spaces such as an exhibition centre, classrooms, a laboratory, and a conservatory garden. Moreover, the rainwater collection system creates several pools that connect the entire site and contribute to the overall aesthetics of the project while providing grey water filtration and irrigation to the gardens and forest. The H²O Boardwalk is a place for everyone of all ages to gather, learn and engage with the environment as well as the community.

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05 KNOT-ICAL CLASS: Steel Design | ARCH 570 ADVISOR: Terri Boake COLLABORATOR: Sarah Abdulkarim and Michael Salib Located on Halifax’s Northwest Arm, the Knot-ical Bridge connects the city’s South End with Armdale, a connection that is long overdue and would save residents approximately one hour and 30 minutes of walking or 30 minutes of cycling. The new connection would allow many people, particularly Dalhousie students, to live, work, and play in different parts of the city. In addition, it connects the South End residents to various large green spaces that they would otherwise be extremely far from. For example, the Knot-ical Bridge connects to Sir Sandford Fleming Park. The expansive park contains the Sir Sandford Fleming Memorial Tower, a National Historic Site, which became a key driver in curating the views of the project. Finally, a connection along the Northwest Arm would reaffirm the coast as a public asset, since many local private developments are threatening the public’s access to the water. particularly Dalhousie students, to live, work, and play in different parts of the city. In addition, it connects the South End residents to various large green spaces that they would otherwise be extremely far from. For example, the Knot-ical Bridge connects to Sir Sandford Fleming Park. The expansive park contains the Sir Sandford Fleming Memorial Tower, a National Historic Site, which became a key driver in curating the views of the project. Finally, a connection along the Northwest Arm would reaffirm the coast as a public asset, since many local private developments are threatening the public’s access to the water.

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RECIPIENT OF THE CISC CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION AWARD JUNE 2024

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MECH. UNIT

2024.04.29

P003

135 George St N Suite 200, Cambridge 9 WESTGATE COURT - PROPOSED PLAN E. info@fabrikarchitects.ca | T. 519-743-0608 WESTGATE HOUSING RAMP www.fabrikarchitects.ca

PAINT SIDEWALK EDGE

COMMERCIAL GRADE PATHW

CONCRETE TOP LANDING

GARDEN

[3251]

GUARDRAIL GARDEN

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GARDEN

10' - 8"

EXISTING CONCRETE SIDEWALK

EXISTING CONCRETE SIDEWALK

[1473]

4' - 10"

GARDEN

MINIMUM INTE DIMENSIONS:

5

5' - 5 1/2"

CONCRETE WALKWAY 1:10 SLOPE

EXISTING CONCRETE SIDEWALK

CONCRETE WALKWAY 1:20 SLOPE

VERTICAL SIGNAGE

5' - 2 1/2"

18' - 11"

[7430]

24' - 4 1/2"

GARDEN

GUARDRAIL

CB

ASPHALT

1 CONCRETE BOTTOM LANDING

5' - 5 1/2"

EXISTING CONCRETE SLAB

EXISTING CONCRETE SLAB

INTERMEDIATE LANDING

EDGE PROTECTION

GARDEN

EXISTING STEEL/WOOD GARBAGE ENCLOSURE

GUARDRAIL

EXISTING STEEL/WOOD GARBAGE ENCLOSURE

0' - 4" [102]

CONCRETE CURB

EXISTING CONCRETE SIDEWALK

GUARDRAIL

CURB DROP

8' - 0"

ASPHALT ASPHALT

CONCRETE CURB

[1670]

ASPHALT

[2440]

EXISTING SPEED CONTROL

EXISTING SPEED CONTROL

DESIGN NOTE: • MINIMUM TOP DIMENSIONS:

THE RE

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OTHER WORKS

A collection of various physical models, renderings, digital fabrication & interior design projects

THEATRE RE-USE PROJECT| 2021

HAMILTON ESCARPMENT MODEL| 2022

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MOVEMENT ANALYSIS| 2020

DU RANDT HOUSE REMODEL | 2024

H20 BOARDWALK MODEL| 2022

DIGITAL FABRICATION | 2021

MULTI-GEN HOUSING COMPLEX PHYSICAL MODEL ARCH 392 DESIGN STUDIO COLLABORATION W/ BRIANNA KLEI RECIPIENT OF THE PROJECTS REVIEW 2023: MODEL EXHIBITION NOV 2023

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NAYA SANCHEZ

P O R T F O L I O 2024

CONTACT ME:

226-989-8439 naya.sanchez6@gmail.com