Parisasadat Modaresi/Architectural portfolio

(647)-328-8129 pmodaresi91@gmail.com Toronto, CA www.linkedin.com/in/parisa-modaresi

Architectural Portfolio

PARISASADAT MODARESI

PARISASADAT MODARESI - ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER AND TECHNOLOGIST -

(647)-328-8129

pmodaresi91@gmail.com

www.linkedin.com/in/parisa-modaresi

Toronto, CA

As a recent graduate with a Bachelor of Architectural Science (BArch SC) from Ryerson University, I bring a rich tapestry of experience in architectural design. My expertise is anchored in the harmonious integration of sustainable and conceptual design principles, with a keen focus on innovative material applications through both creative and technical methodologies. I approach my design process with a mindset that is both open and adaptive, fostering an environment conducive to creativity and ease.

My professional demeanor is marked by a collaborative ethos, enabling me to navigate complex projects effectively within structured organizational frameworks. I am recognized for my leadership capabilities, which are instrumental in guiding cross-functional teams in diverse work settings. This leadership facilitates enhanced productivity, adaptability to evolving challenges, and the realization of exceptional outcomes.

OBJECTIVE As a dedicated and creative Architectural Designer and Technologist, I seek to join a dynamic team where I can contribute my extensive skills in 3D modeling, design, and technology. I am eager to apply my expertise in architectural design and my passion for sustainable and innovative solutions to create impactful and lasting structures.

E D U C AT I O N

European Architecture

Bachelor of Architectural Science

June 2019

Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences.

Frankfurt, Germany.

Ryerson University.

Toronto, Ontario.

September 2017 June 2021

SKILLS •

Advanced proficiency in 3D modeling and rendering tools including Rhino, Revit, and 3Ds Max.

cutting, and woodworking.

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Strong communication, collaboration, and project

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Skilled in drafting software such as AutoCAD Architecture.

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Experienced in postproduction and rendering with Vray

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Excellent problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

and Twin Motion.

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Technical Skills

Competent in Adobe Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator,

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BIM (Building Information Modeling) expertise.

InDesign).

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Knowledge of sustainable design practices.

Expertise in model making, including 3D printing, laser

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Understanding of architectural codes and regulations.

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LANGUAGES

English: Fluent

Farsi: Native

management abilities.

A F F I L I AT I O N October 2019 ACADEMIC MENTOR Winter 2020 Ryerson Architecture Course Union (ACU)

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIST AND DESIGNER Hariri Pontarini Architects (HPA), Toronto, ON

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August 2022 - Present

Spearheaded the Revit modeling for the New High Rise Project 1-Yonge Phase 2, demonstrating proficiency in architectural technology and design.

Led the development of the envelope model, successfully adjusting the facade from level 69 to 99, showcasing innovative design solutions.

Conducted conceptual mass design using Rhino, contributing to the aesthetic and functional aspects of the project.

Prepared detailed sectional drawings, shop drawings for curtain and window walls, ensuring accuracy and compliance with project specifications.

Managed shoring drawings, suite layouts, marketing plans, and black line plans, displaying versatility and comprehensive project understanding.

Initiated and designed conceptual plans for feature stairs in the lobby, adding a significant architectural element to the project.

Collaborated extensively with the team, utilizing skills in Revit, Rhino, AutoCAD, and presentational layout design.

Conducted regular site visits to ensure project alignment with design and architectural standards.

REFERENCE

Nadine El-Gazzar, Manager at HPA

Email: nel-gazzar@hp-arch.com

ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIST

G.L.Smith Planning & Design Inc. Toronto, ON • • • • • • • • •

Phone: 416-929-8924

April 2022 - July 2022

Work efficiently and with accuracy as part of both a collaborative team and individually.

Prepare 2D presentations and other materials to elegantly convey design ideas.

Understanding of municipal approval process for both planning and building.

High level of proficiency in AutoCAD. Experience in site planning and layout design.

Knowledge of zoning bylaws research and application.

Ability to interpret and coordinate work of consultant disciplines including civil, structural, mechanical, and electrical.

Knowledge of construction methodology, building assemblies, building science, materials application, and interpretation of manufacturer’s requirements.

ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGIST AND DESIGNER

October 2021 – January 2022

Gottardo Group of Companies. Vaughan, ON • • • • • • • • •

Work closely with an integrated team to ensure projected designs meet client needs, are functional, safe, and economical in nature Preparation of design drawings and construction documents for various types of commercial projects.

Experience and proficient knowledge of Autodesk Revit.

Lead the overall design of various aspects of the project Sketch and develop design concepts and strategies for assigned projects.

Prepare 2D and 3D presentations, renderings, and other materials to elegantly convey design ideas.

Production of high-quality rendering and presentation materials.

Participate in all stages of the project delivery and work with several construction professionals, including surveyors and engineers, producing drawings and specifications Understand and keep up to date with market design trends.

ARCHITECTURAL AND INTERIOR DESIGNER

July 2019 - Sept 2021

Canadian Choice Home Services. Woodbridge, ON • • • • • • • •

Conducting meetings with clients to discuss their needs and style preferences.

Coordinating with contractors and tradespeople.

Creating design plans with preferences and safety requirements in place.

Overseeing costs and budget, and putting together project estimates Choosing design features such as furnishings, materials, and artwork.

Advertising services and bidding on new projects Preparing concept presentations

REFERENCE

Alireza Zhirafar

Email: alireza@canadianchoicehs.ca

Phone: 647-885-8778

PARISA MODARESI

Statement of Thesis Intent Sustainable Design The environment is under consistent threat due to human-made activities on the planet, which have resulted in different types of dangers.

Amongst these human-made activities, architects also play an essential role. This profession is associated with creating and building structures that help in various functions (Cengage, 2019). However, the growing need shows how Architects of the coming generation need more than building skills. These additional skills include environmental knowledge and integrating them within their professional fields.

In simpler terms, this is also known as the ability to provide a sustainable design (Dent, 2018).

Sustainable architecture is a broad concept that applies to structures built to reduce humanity’s environmental effects. An eco-friendly solution to modern architecture includes all aspects of the planning and development process, such as the use of building supplies, the repair and maintenance of heat, conditioning, drainage, sewage, and air filtration, as well as the incorporation of the urban fabric into the surrounding ecosystem (Cengage, 2019). Many of the methods and principles used throughout sustainable architecture have their roots in ancient architectural techniques, which were changed by the emergence of new structures and mass manufacturing throughout the industrial era. The modern awareness about the need for green development could be traced back more than 50 years to the celebration of the first Earth Day, the worldwide environmental revolution, as well as the laws that resulted from it around the world. Despite its advantages, sustainable architecture has not reached its peak or widescale adoption in different parts of the world (Dent, 2018). This thesis statement argues future architects need to spread awareness, adopt green building practices, and care for allnatural resources globally. I believe principally,

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sustainability in architecture needs to consider natural resources and the consequences of their actions for future generations. This requires integrating green and sustainable building practices that comply with social, economic, and ecological sustainability (Cengage, 2019). I believe sustainable architecture is not limited to the future; instead, it can be applied in current times. This type of architectural methodology can be used to make modern buildings fully energy efficient. Solar cells, insulation, and modern, low-energy heaters are both easy and inexpensive ways to make an estate more environmentally friendly in its construction and service. Numerous public services create these environmentally friendly enhancements more appealing and accessible for consumers and large corporations alike (Dent, 2018). Thus, in summation, my vision for sustainable architecture starts with the choice of materials at the onset of the project lifecycle. A sustainable architect/ developer would generally use eco-friendly construction materials. Components that are reused or organic and those that need the least amount of energy to produce are by far the most attractive (Doe, 2017). Sustainable architecture is based on a theory that promotes renewable energy sources. Actions are required to build for energy consumption by using sustainable energy sources (wind, solar, geothermal).

References Cengage. (2019). Sustainable architecture. Encyclopedia.

Retrieved From: https://www.encyclopedia.com/environment/encyclopediasalmanacs-transcripts-andmaps/sustainable-architecture Dent, H. (2018). Integration of Architectural Design Under the Concept of Sustainable Development. The Medium. Retrieved from: https:// medium.com/studiotmd/integration-of-architectural-designunder-theconcept-of-sustainable-development-bb1feb1ec6c2 Doe, J. (2017). What is Sustainable Architecture?. Archdaily. Retrieved from: https://www.archdaily.com/940289/what-is-sustainable-architecture

Table of Contents SCHOOL PROJECT

01 Oasis 02 Unity 03 Merging 04 Living 05

Trinity Museum Page 6

WORKING PROJECT

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06 Model Suite 07 Design Project 08 Working Drawing 09

Interior Design Projects Page 28

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TRINITY BELLWOOD PARK MUSEUM Post Covid-19 Urban space design 790 queen St W, Toronto Fourth year, Virtual studio Spring/summer 2020 INTRODUCTION Empty streets are haunting people due to the global pandemic situation, which leaves most of the countries on lockdown. It has been seen that pandemic make people think about big cities life.

People are thinking in a way that they have lost their career and existence in big cities. The restaurants only open their services for taking out food, and a lot of people from other categories are working from home. Indeed! Covid-19 left everybody thinks what its effects on public spaces will be.There has always been a special

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effort to make cities greener. Inevitably, pandemic changes the distribution and type of green spaces as well. New expectations for green spaces may change the uses and design of green space planning. Green space designers may need to value more spaces for introspective and individualized use. Substantial and flexible public spaces will be considered as assets in post-COVID-19 phase because they would be transformed into valuable space in the case of emergency health purpose.

PORTFOLIO

AY + STREETS

ACCESS

Veronika Cherkasova, Stephanie Chimenti, Francesca Fantetti ,Ines Vojnovic-“ Trinity-Bellwoods City of Toronto Neighbourhood #81”.ARC820_ Architecture studio_winter2020,Ryerson University,Photoessay assignment.

Laneways + Streets Streets - Laneways

ACTIVITY

ACTIVITY Walking WALKING

Fitness Equipment Running Track FITNESS EQUIPMENT Tennins Court BIOPHILIC DESIGN BIOPHILIC DESIGN BIOPHILIC DESIGN REST RUNNING TRACK TENNIS COURT

DESIGN BIOPHILIC DESIGN BIOPHILIC DESIGN

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Performance Yoga Stage PERFORMANCE Ice Skating

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Picnic

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Veronika Cherkasova, Stephanie Chimenti, Francesca Fantetti ,Ines Vojnovic-“ Trinity-Bellwoods City of Toronto Neighbourhood #81”.ARC820_ Architecture studio_winter2020,Ryerson University,Photoessay assignment.

Public Amenities

How Biophilic Design Can Improve How Biophilic The Spaces Design and Cities Can How Improve We Work Biophilic The andSpaces Design Live In. and Can (2020).

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philic e Spaces Design and Cities Can Improve How We Work Biophilic The and Spaces Live Design and In. Can (2020).

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Health and Recreation

Place of Worship

Schools

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Residential /commercial Frankfurt, Germany Fourth year, Frankfurt University of applied science studio Fall 2019 INTRODUCTION The concept of interaction and the main idea behind this project is to see and to be seen the place where the audience communicates with each other, spending time and having fun.People can see the ongoing activities across the opening, and they get encouraged to interact with others and meet new people and make new friends.

The design provides a visual connection between the spaces while maintaining physical contact. Modernist architecture introduced

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a level of simplicity and transparency. German Architect Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe is a perfect example of someone who designed based on the principles of simplicity and clarity. The use of glass as a structural material had become prevalent throughout the early modernist movement. Subsequently, the glass began to redefine space by reshaping the way people thought about space. For Mies, using glass helped him achieve a feeling of space possessing fluid characteristics.This helped connect humans to nature, even going as far as changing the way humans perceive the environment.

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UNITY OCAD University satellite campus (Phase 1) Stirling Rd, The Junction Triangle site, Toronto Third year, Integration studio 1 Fall 2018 INTRODUCTION The Junction Triangle Site, also called the Lower Junction (JCT), is located off Ruttan St, South of Bloor St, East of the Toronto Railpath and West of Lansdown. The site is surrounded with residential and industrial buildings, anchored by the MOCA gallery, which is well connected by new rail, bike ways and subways. The area is currently occupied by a variety of creative local and independent businesses such as publishers, woodworkers, metal shops, furniture makers, brewers, florists, the Drake Commissary, circus trainers,architects and publishers.The

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new satellite building of OCAD is a school of art that is located on the junction Triangle site.Its design is based on the concept of transparency and the main idea behind this project is to see and to be seen. The place where students communicate with each other, get inspired, learn from the work of each other to design and create art pieces. Students see the ongoing activities across the pening and they get encouraged to interact with others and share ideas. The design provides visual connection between the spaces while maintaining a physical seperation.

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11.FOUNDATIONAL OFFICE 12.PHOTOGRAPHY OFFICE 13.FOUNDATIONAL OFFICE 14.INTEGRATED ADMIN SUPPORT 15.STAFF LOUNGE 16.COMMUNICATION OFFICE 17.MEETING ROOM 18.INTEGRATED TECHNICAL OFFICE 19.CERAMIC OFFICE 20.COMMUNICATION

21.FINANCE 22.FACILITIES

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MERGING Exchange Idea, Collaboration with Sophie Twarog OCAD University satellite campus (Phase 2) Stirling Rd, The Junction Triangle site, Toronto Third year, Integration Studio 2 Winter 2019 INTRODUCTION

junction point as it sits between multiple districts that meet.

The building aims to weave together the city, the park, and the school to bring coherence to the Junction Triangle. Addressing these conditions brings forward methods of addressing how to extend the park while still inviting the city in? How to respect and preserve the industrial site while creating a persuasive presence entering from Bloor? How to clarify the school’s program while simultaneously adding to its scale on campus?

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Industrial sites such as paint, ceramic and chemical factories, all in varying stages of growth or neglect sit adjacent with residential and commercial sites on the reclaimed topography of the brownfields. The Junction Triangle aims to undertake the develop-ment in promoting densified urban living within a city of dynamic communities. At the macro scale, the site exists within three major edges of railroad tracks to form a

Winter 2019 PORTFOLIO

PHASE II - OCADUx Parisasadat Modaresi & Sophie Twarog Winter 2019

MOCA (Museum of Contemporary MOCA (Museum (Museum of of Contemporary Contemporary Art Art MOCA

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Breaking down down the the program program into into boxes boxes that that step step out out in in plan plan shape shape the the landlandBreaking scape by by framing framing the the main main spine spine of of the the public public park park between between boulevards. boulevards. PathPathscape ways ways emerge emerge through through the the separation separation of of the the masses masses to to form form inner inner corridors corridors that frame frame access access and and views views on on site. site. The The varying varying lengths lengths and and heights heights orient orient that the building building towards towards the the park park as as the the central central mass mass provides provides a a throughway throughway to to the the school’s school’s central central courtyard. courtyard. The The park park spills spills into into the the school school through through skylights skylights the and gracefully gracefully placed placed windows windows while while the the school school flows flows into into the the park park through through its its and extension of exterior workshops lounges, and gallery spaces on the terraces. extension of exterior workshops lounges, and gallery spaces on the terraces.

Situated among among warehouses warehouses and and workshops, workshops, the the large large volume volume is is well well integratintegratSituated ed in in its its surroundings surroundings while while distinguishing distinguishing itself itself as as the the center center of of the the site site though though ed its its floating floating materiality materiality of of the the shimmering shimmering façade. façade. The The layered layered envelope envelope creates creates a reciprocity reciprocity between between the the inside inside and and the the outside outside as as it it does does not not privilege privilege one one a over the the other. other. The The structure structure is is enclosed enclosed in in a a triple triple glazed glazed curtain curtain wall wall system system over with copper copper mesh mesh to to control control solar solar gain gain and and glare glare while while maximizing maximizing park park views views with and maintaining maintaining a a visual visual appeal. appeal. Stairwells Stairwells are are laid laid out out generously generously to to become become and places places for for encounter encounter as as well well as as marking marking areas areas for for access access to to the the planted planted roof roof area. area.

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Breaking down the program into boxes that step out in plan shape the landscape by framing the main spine of the public park between boulevards. Pathways emerge through the separation of the masses to form inner corridors that frame access and views on site. The varying lengths and heights orient the building towards the park as the central mass provides a throughway to the school’s central courtyard. The park spills into the school through skylights and gracefully placed windows while the school flows into the park through its extension of exterior workshops lounges, and gallery spaces on the terraces.

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LIVING Youth homeless shelter 88 Mc Gill St, Toronto Second year, Design studio 2 Winter 2018 INTRODUCTION Beyond the need of shelter and food, the residents need an opportunity to improve their life quality. They are a socially excluded group, whose need reach further than the simple fact of finding a place to sleep.Therefore, the building is divided into two types of housing: Transitional and Crisis.It is Transitional for young people who want to get back on track for a better future but they need someone to support them to find their way towards a

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successful life. It is Crisis for a number of people who want to stay for a few nights. When home has heart, a person should feel it and see it. Residents support each other and care about themselves. The concept of my building is interlocking and interaction between the spaces to make people always feel connected. helped connect humans to nature, even going as far as changing the way humans perceive the environment.

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MODEL SUITE Model Suite Commercial / Office building Oakville, Ontario Gottardo group of companies

Working as an architectural technologist on this project to prepare the construction drawing for tender, permit, and construction and as an interior designer to choose the right carpet tile, paint, and material for this unit.

This project aims to create a comfortable environment for the

employees who work there. The interior formal language is based on highlighting each office while still bringing all of them in unity at the workstation area.

All the offices are connected through the central workstation, which each employee circulates from the ground floor to the second floor. Light is filtered through the wooden screen wall that brings warmth to the waiting area and creates more privacy for the staff member from the visitors at the office.

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277 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE CONCORD, ONTARIO, L4K 5R9 TEL.(905) 761-7707 FAX. (905) 761-6588

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DYNAMIC FACADE

DESIGN PROJECT

Plants rely on solar energy to survive. They are using photosynthesis to transfer the sunlight into energy they can use. Just 100,000 sq-ft of solar panels in Atlanta could produce 455-watt hours per sq-ft porary architectural design and capitalizing on the capabilities of parametric design to simultaneously achieve variation and repetition across a field of self-similar building components (in this case, facade panels).

In this specific project, is superficial as a building skinusing and does not have a responsibility to perform challenge environmentally as a passive orand active system.

Plants relythe onapplication solar energy to survive.

They are photosynthesis One significant in constructing modulating the Wave This being the case, the project purposefully reflects explicitly on the potential building of facades. to transfer the sunlight into and energy they can use.

Justaffective 100,000 sq-ft of contemporary is the complexity controlling kinetic components forming the One significant challenge in constructing and modulating the Wave is the complexity of controlling kinetic components forming the different configurations. of solar panels in Atlanta different configurations.

Four times could the design iteration was re-modelled in order achieve architectural perfect the operation of the kinetic Earlier designs drawn using models on in order to achieve produce 455-watt hours per sq-fttoporary Four system. times the design iteration was 3-D re-modelled Rhinocerosdesign softwareand did not demonstrate clearly whether the effectiveness of the system was working effectively or not. Even the Wave may have moredesigns drawn capitalizing on the capabilities of parametric design to perfect the operation ofthough the kinetic system.

Earlier kinetic configurations, I experienced difficulties with the objective of synchronizing the system. Inusing square-tic, this issueon had been highly considered when simultaneously achieve variation 3-D models constructing the repetition prototype. across a field of self-similar building components (in and Rhinoceros software did not demonstrate clearly whether the

this case, facade panels).

In this specific project, the application is superficial as a building skin and does not have a responsibility to perform environmentally as a passive or active system.

This being the case, the project purposefully and reflects explicitly on the affective potential of contemporary building facades.

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effectiveness of the system was working effectively or not. Even though the Wave may have more kinetic configurations, I experienced difficulties with the objective of synchronizing the system. In square-tic, this issue had been highly considered when constructing the prototype.

PORTFOLIO

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2022-04-27 AS NO PRINT DATE: SCALE: DRAWN BY: DRAWING NO 2022-04-27 4711 Yonge St. AS N PARISA MODARESI Suite 800

1. PROVIDE FIRE CAULKING AT ALL PIPES, CONDUITS, WIRES AND FRAMING PENETRATIONS THROUGH FIRE RATED SEPARATIONS. HILTI CANADA FS-ONE INTUMESCENT FIRESTOP SEALANT, HILTI CANADA 1-800-363-4458.

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Description

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DRAWING TITLE:

EXISTING DEMISING WALLS AND INTERIOR PARTITIONS TO REMAIN. MAINTAIN EXISTING FIRE SEPARATIONS. PATCH & REPAIR ANY EXISTING DAMAGE TO WALL CONSTRUCTION.

DRIVE THRU AREA 107

SERVICE AREA

FRP FINISH FRP-2 U/S OF BULKHEAD TILE FINISH WT-1

INSTALL NEW T-BAR GRID AND CEILING TILE.

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INSTALL NEW EXHAUST HOODS. REFER TO DETAIL 4/A8 & 7/A8.1. REFER TO MECHANICAL DRAWINGS. EXACT LOCATION OF BAGEL TOASTER TO BE CONFIRMED PRIOR TO INSTALLATION OF HOOD

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EXISTING SPEAKERS & EMERGENCY EXIT SIGNS TO REMAIN.

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LCD SCREENS SUPPLIED & INSTALLED BY TDL GROUP CORP. REFER TO DETAIL 6/A8.1, 6A/A8.1

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INSTALL NEW GYPSUM BOARD BULKHEAD REF. TO DETAIL 1/A8.1, 1A/A8.1.

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GYPSUM BOARD BULKHEAD C/W RECESSED POT LIGHTS. REF. TO ELECTRICAL DRAWINGS.

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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN AND DETAILS

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PRINT DATE:

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BLINDING SCARF Colour Pencil Drawing Woman in Iran Concept 9x13 November 2018

ARTWORK

01 SORROW

PHOTOGRAPHY

Black Pencil Sketch Portrait 9x12 August 2017

05 DESERT WARMTH Photography Desert November 2018

04 SONGS OF LEAVES Photography Inspired by Vivaldi’s Summer Presto March 2011 November 2020

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PORTFOLIO

03 MOTHER OF MOTHER

CONCEPTUAL ART

Colour Pencil Drawing Post Partum Despression Concept 8.5 x11 April 2011

06 UNTOLD STORY Photography Iran June 2019

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Architectural Portfolio

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