rachel johnson EDUCATION
2016- 2017|Northern
Alberta Institute of Technology {Interior Design Technology Diploma|2 year program} 2014- 2016|Northern Alberta Institute of Technology {Architectural Technology Diploma|2 year program}
2011-2014|
Edmonton Christian High School {Graduated with Honours}
WORK EXPERIENCE
2015- Present| 2016|
VOLUNTEER
Pier 1 Imports {Sales Associate}
Habitat for Humanity
Canadian Western Bank {Facilities Team}
2011|
Marks Work Wearhouse {Seasonal Employee (Nov- Dec)} Straightened merchandise Attended to fitting rooms
Concession Booth at Commonwealth Stadium Big Brother’s Big Sister’s Program through school (Received training and certificate)
NAIT|
ACHIEVEMENTS
Architectural Technology Program 2014/2015| 1st Semester Dean’s Honour Roll 2015/2015| 2nd Semester Dean’s Honour Roll 2015/2016| 3rd Semester Dean’s Honour Roll 2016/2016| 4th Semester Dean’s Honour Roll Placed in the Top 10 for academic Bank Design Competition sponsored by ATB Financial and Kaisian Architecture, Interior Design and Planning. Edmonton Christian High School Honours Graduate Grade 12 Art & Design Awards Grade 11 Honours Grades 10 & 11
2014|
SKILLS
AutoCAD 2D | Revit | SketchUp | Microsoft Office | Photoshop | Illustrator | InDesign | Acrobat
table of contents Architectural Construction Documents
site plan & details | main floor plan | 2nd floor plan building elevations | stair section | stair plans wall sections | section details REVIT- floor plan | building elevations | building sections | plan & section details
Interior Construction Documents
interior elevations | door section & plan detials | boardroom plan & table details wildrose community center- reflected ceiling plan | ceiling cove detail | doors
Architectural Design
thinktuary fogo island tourist information center nait dormitory bank design influx boutique hotel and wellness center sustainable strategies
Interior Design
stollery children’s ambulatory clinic wildrose community center motherboard computing-retail store revit restaurant & bar renderings
Personal Works
basketball still life | abstract cards still life pencil sketches- phone case, magnifying glass, bottle, coke bottle (pencil + pen)
Architectural Construction Documents
site plan & details | main floor plan | 2nd floor plan building section | building elevations | stair section | stair plans wall sections | section details REVIT- floor plan | building elevations | building sections | plan & section details
1
KEY PLAN
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3
PLUG-IN & CURB DETAIL
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D
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3 4
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SITE PLAN
SITE PLAN & DETAILS | MAIN FLOOR PLAN | 2ND FLOOR PLAN
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CURB CUT DETAIL
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A
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C
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1 2
STAIRS
ELEV.
ENTRY VEST.
ENTRY VEST.
WOMANS
JAN. RM
COLD STORAGE STOR. ROOM
SITTING AREA
LOBBY
MACH. ROOM
SERVING AREA
MENS
MECH. ROOM
STAIRS
KITCHEN OFFICE
3 EXIT CORRIDOR
4
ENTRY VEST.
1
MAIN FLOOR PLAN
CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE WALL CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE
A
B
1
C
D
STAIRS
ELEV.
F
COMMON AREA
LAUNDRY
2
E
STAIRS
CORRIDOR
CORRIDOR SUITE
SUITE
SUITE
206
BARRIER FREE SUITE
3 4
1
A
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
B
C
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A F
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ELEV.
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FA
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SUITE
SUITE
SUITE
SUITE
CORRIDOR
SUITE
SUITE
SUITE
SUITE
MENS
JAN. RM
SITTING AREA
SERVING AREA
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D C
C D
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3
COMMON AREA CORRIDOR
SUITE
COMMON AREA CORRIDOR
SUITE
SITTING AREA
NORTH SOUTH ELEVATION ELEVATION
4
WEST ELEVATION
BUILDING SECTION A-A
EB
1
3
KITCHEN
NORTH ELEVATION
1
13
D
CORRIDOR
LOBBY
1
C
BE
AF
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23
32 4 1
4
BEDRM-2
BEDRM-2
SERVING AREA
2 4 WEST EASTELEVATION ELEVATION
LEGEND
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C 2
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BUILDING SECTION B-B
BUILDING SECTION | BUILDING ELEVATIONS | STAIR SECTION | STAIR PLANS
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2
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ON DETAIL
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DETAIL
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5 THIRD FLOOR STAIR PLAN THIRD FLOOR STAIR PLAN
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DETAIL
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6 SECOND FLOOR STAIR PLAN SECOND FLOOR STAIR PLAN
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2
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SECTION DETAIL
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4
STAIR SECTION
STAIR SECTION
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7
MAIN FLOOR STAIR PLAN
MAIN FLOOR STAIR PLAN
A7.1
LL SECTION
2
4
3
A
CONSTRUCTION SCHEDULE
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COMMON AREA BARRIER FREE SUITE
BARRIER FREE SUITE
STAIRS
COMMON AREA
BARRIER FREE SUITE
BARRIER FREE SUITE
2 STAIRS
MECH. ROOM
MECH. ROOM
ENTRY VEST.
STAIRS
2
WALL SECTION
WALL SECTIONS | SECTION DETAILS
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WALL SECTION
4
WALL SECTION
A4.1
2
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SECTION DETAIL
SECTION DETAIL
SECTION DETAIL
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B 4.03 PLAN DETAIL
PLAN DETAIL
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SECTION DETAIL
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SECTION DETAILS
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SECTION DETAIL
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SECTION DETAIL
CONSTRUCTION SCHEDUL
A3.1 2
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A3.1
SCHOOL OF SUSTAINABLE BUILDING AND3ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
2
A
B
A
B
4760
C
B A4.1
A4.1
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A A4.1
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B
4200
1
1NS
3655
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108
1016
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P4
102 P3
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P4 P3
12 m²
C
1300
105
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T.O. PARAPET
105
P1
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1065
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310 1065
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1065 1065
W1
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T.O. 1ST FLOOR
A2.1
1 A2.1
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R1
5160
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C
1
5160
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FD1
2105
100000
B
C
A5.1
No. No.
2 A SOUTH ELEVATION DateA-A SECTION : 50 1 : 50Class Number
A3.2 1 A4.1
Description
Description
Date
Date 7
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D
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F T.O. PARAPET
Drawn by Date
6Instructor
5
Drawn by
Scale W4
108102
April 12, 2016 X01 Rachel Johnson April 12, 2016 DougJohnson Holiday Rachel
T.O. 1ST FLOOR 1211
846 846
2000 600
2000 7410
T.O. 2ND FLOOR
1364
T.O. 2ND FLOOR
103964
2600
1364
103964
JOHNSON JOHNSON INSURANCE INSURANCE HEADQUARTERS HEADQUARTERS W/S BUILDING W/SELEVATIONS BUILDING ELEVATIONS X01
2600
320
1210
1210
T.O. 1ST FLOOR 100000
1211
1210
320
1210
1210
100000
98800
4
3
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Drawn by
Drawn byInstructor Instructor
2
Scale
2
1
T.O. PARAPET
R1 PT1
108702 T.O. ROOF DECK 108102
C1 W3
P3 P1
T.O. 2ND FLOOR 103964
P4
C1
W1
P1 P3
April X01 12, 2016
Class Number Date
100000 320 1210 B.O. FOUNDATION
F2
Class Number
T.O. 1ST FLOOR 1210
1210
99400 B.O. ELEV WELL
C2 P4
600
7410
F1
1 : 50
Scale
K1
2
C2
C1
1211
W1
P1
Doug Holiday A2.1 1 : 50 A2.1
Instructor
PT1
108702 T.O. PARAPET T.O. ROOF DECK 108702 108102 T.O. ROOF DECK
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4 A6.2
Class Number
1
100000
A3.2 D
T.O. 2ND FLOOR
JOHNSON INSURANCE JOHNSON HEADQUARTERS INSURANCE HEADQUARTERS MAIN FLOOR PLAN MAIN FLOOR X01 PLAN
2105
A3.2 2
B
F2
103964
A4.1
WEST ELEVATION 1 : 50
T.O. 1ST FLOOR 1 : 50 A
C1
P1
T.O. 1ST FLOOR
A
W3
P1
W1
K1
1065
WEST ELEVATION T.O. 1ST1FLOOR 1 : 50 A3.2 1 : 50
108702 T.O. ROOF DECK
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1
T.O. PARAPET
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840
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D3
PT1
ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY
32 m²
1800
2500
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4
ARCHITECTURALBUILDING TECHNOLOGY SCHOOL OF SUSTAINABLE AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
2500 2000
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SCHOOL OF SUSTAINABLE BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
4
T.O. 2ND FLOOR
K1
Date
5
1364
1945 1945
3
W2
Description
108102
5000
2000
No. 6
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R1
25 m²
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1065
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103
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1065
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105
13 m²
7
1065
A6.2
A6.1
32 m² OFFICE
104
103 13 m² VESTIBULE
W1
Description
4
OFFICE
P1
108102
25 m² OFFICE
VESTIBULE
3
1065
A6.1
108702 T.O. PARAPET T.O. ROOF DECK
104
A5.1
No.
WEST ELEVATION 1 : 50
A3.2
3
OFFICE
UP
1
A4.2
108702 108102 T.O. ROOF DECK
1SS
310
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1065
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106
7
12 m² SOUTH STAIR UP
102 41 m²
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846
4415
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SOUTH STAIR
41 m² OFFICE
K1
106 104
1016
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103A
3
1300
20 m²
2210
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28 m²
110
P3
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100000 1065
2000
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2210
2
19 m²
20 m² HALL
102
4415
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2
107
110
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102
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HALL
T.O. 1ST FLOOR
K1
106
19 m² RECEPTION
600
P3
101
28 m² Office
107
7410
2970
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RECEPTION
108A
TYP.
101
Office P3
TYP.
A4.2
P3
1712
P1
UP
108A
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10 m²
19 m²
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30 m²
K1
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UP
1NSA
2000 109
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30 m² OFFICE
4415
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10 m² VESTIBULE
109
OFFICE
K1
4
T.O. PARAPET
ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY
13 m² NORTH STAIR
VESTIBULE
109
101
1
2
W2
108
600 1945 600
3
A3.2
7
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3655
A5.1
5410
W1
19 m² WASHROOMS
P2
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20920 2895
W1
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P2
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NORTH STAIR
2
A3.2
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A6.1
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4760
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ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY
SCHOOL OF SUSTAINABLE BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
2
F1
T.O. 1ST FLOOR
April 12, 2016 Rachel Johnson FD2
100000 B.O. FOUNDATION
Rachel Johnson Doug Holiday
FD3
99400 B.O. ELEV WELL
Doug Holiday
A3.2 A3.2
98800
B A4.1
1 : 50
SECTION B-B 1 : 50
REVIT- FLOOR PLAN | BUILDING ELEVATIONS | BUILDING SECTIONS | PLAN & SECTION DETAILS A3.2
Scale
1 : 50
1210
B
7
7
370
240
6
E
370
6
430
W1
60
430
370
60
SCHOOL OF SUSTAINABLE BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
370
ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY 285
W2
108702
108702
PRE-FINISHED PARAPET PRE-FINISHED PARAPET CAP FLASHING C/W CAP FLASHING C/W MEMBRANE CAP MEMBRANE CAP FLASHING FLASHING
PRE-FINISHED PARAPET PRE-FINISHED PARAPET CAP FLASHING C/W CAP FLASHING C/W MEMBRANE CAP FLASHING MEMBRANE CAP FLASHING
R1
R1 PRECAST CONCRETE PRECAST CONCRETE COPING STONE COPING STONE
1 P6
T.O. ROOF DECK
T.O. ROOF DECK
108102
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W1
T.O. 2ND FLOOR
T.O. 2ND FLOOR
103964
103964
P5
W4
692
692
2
W4
FIRESTOPPING
K1
1 A6.1
22 STEEL FURRING CHANNELS @ 400 O.C.
1
PLAN DETAIL 1 1 : 10
A6.2
BRICK SOLIDER COURSE BRICK SOLIDER COURSE
W1
P3
REINFORCED BOND BEAM REINFORCED BOND BEAM LINTEL BLOCK C/W LINTEL BLOCK C/W CONCRETE FILL CONCRETE FILL
P2
R1
FIRESTOPPING
2
PLUMBING WALL
R1
50 548
240
W2
CONCRETE MASONRY UNIT SASH BLOCK
STEEL HSS 152.4X152.4X9.5 COLUMN
PT1
600
P5
PT1
PT1
600
W1
600
1
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600
T.O. PARAPET
548
T.O. PARAPET
W1
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Description
Date
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MEMBRANE MEMBRANE COUNTER FLASHING COUNTER FLASHING
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W3
GLAZING 108702 MULLION
F2
P5
T.O. ROOF DECK
108102
108102
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W3
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ALUMINUM BRAKESHAPE
5
BRICK SOLIDER COURSE
BRICK SOLIDER COURSE
W1
W1
Date
A6.1
3 A6.2
3 3SECTION DETAIL 3 SECTION DETAIL A6.2 1 : 10 1 : 10
A6.1
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X01
Class Number
240
PLAN DETAIL 4 1 : 10
103964
4 PLAN DETAILS
W1
4
T.O. 2ND FLOOR
103964 VENT HOLES SPACED @ 800 HORIZONTALLY
BOXED STEEL STUDS
PLAN DETAIL 3 1 : 10
T.O. 2ND FLOOR
VENT HOLES SPACED @ 800 HORIZONTALLY
K1
3
PRECAST CONCRETE COPING STONE
JOHNSON INSURANCE HEADQUARTERS
150
SPANDREL PANEL
F2
K1
T.O. ROOF DECK
W3
PRECAST CONCRETE COPING STONE
PT1 600
K1
P1
PRE-FINISHED PARAPET CAP FLASHING C/W MEMBRANE CAP FLASHING
600
PRE-FINISHED PARAPET CAP FLASHING C/W MEMBRANE CAP FLASHING
215
April 12, 2016
Drawn by
Rachel Johnson
Instructor
Doug Holiday
A6.1 Scale
1 : 10
Interior Construction Documents
interior elevations | door section & plan detials | boardroom plan & table details wildrose community center- reflected ceiling plan | ceiling cove detail | doors
1
PART HEIGHT WALL ELEVATION
2
3
SECTION DETAIL OF
BOARD ROOM ELEVATION
5
4
TYP. ARCHWAY E
FRONT ENTRANCE ELEVATION
INTERIOR ELEVATIONS | DOOR SECTION & PLAN DETAILS | BOARDROOM PLAN & TABLE DETAILS
SCHOOL SCHOOL OF OF SUSTAINABLE SUSTAINABLE BUILDING BUILDING AND ENVIRONMENTAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT MANAGEMENT ARCHITECTURAL ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY
7
7LANLAN ROOM ROOM DOOR DOOR TYPE TYPE G G
8
8STORAGE STORAGE ROOM ROOM DOOR DOOR TYPE TYPE H H
9
9 INTERNAL INTERNAL STAIR STAIR DOOR DOOR TYPE TYPE J J
10 10STAIR STAIR DOOR DOOR TYPE TYPE K K
4
5
A BOARD ROOM
4 4
EXIT EXIT DOOR DOOR TYPE TYPE D D
5 5
MAIL MAIL ROOM ROOM DOOR DOOR TYPE TYPE E E
6 6
RECEPTION
POCKET POCKET BI-PART BI-PART DOOR DOOR TYPE TYPE F F
14 14PLAN PLAN DETAIL DETAIL OF BOARD OF BOARD ROOM ROOM DOOR DOOR
1
4
5
4 DETAIL 11 11ENTRANCE ENTRANCE DOOR DOOR SECTION SECTION DETAIL INTERNAL INTERNAL STAIR STAIR DOOR DOOR TYPE TYPE J J
5 DOOR 12 12SECTION SECTION OF BOARD OF BOARD ROOM ROOM DOOR 10 10
ENLARGED PLAN BOARDROOM & RECEPTION
13 13SECTION SECTION OF OFFICE OF OFFICE DOOR DOOR SIDELIGHT SIDELIGHT
15 15PLAN PLAN DETAIL DETAIL OF OFFICE OF OFFICE DOOR DOOR W/ SIDELIGHT W/ SIDELIGHT
STAIR STAIR DOOR DOOR TYPE TYPE K K
SCHOOL SCHO AND ENV AND E
ARC A
BOARD BOARD ROOM ROOM RECEPTION RECEPTION
22
BOARDROOM BOARDROOMTABLE TABLEELEVATION ELEVATION
BRANCH ENERGY COMPANY 14 14
PLAN PLAN DETAIL DETAIL OF OF BOARD BOARD ROOM ROOM DOOR DOOR
4
DOOR SCHEDULE CREDENZA ELEVATION AND DETAILS
RGED PLAN ARGED PLANBOARDROOM BOARDROOM&&RECEPTION RECEPTION
SIDELIGHT SIDELIGHT
15 15
PLAN PLAN DETAIL DETAIL OF OF OFFICE OFFICE DOOR DOOR W/ W/ SIDELIGHT SIDELIGHT
A5 3
3
SECTION SECTIONOF OFBOARDROOM BOARDROOMTABLE TABLE
5
SECTION OF CREDENZA
LIGHTING LEGEND:
ART CLASSROOM
ART CLASSROOM
FLEX CLASSROOM
FLEX CLASSROOM
SCH AND
RETAIL STORAGE
GYM STORAGE
GYM/ DANCE STUDIO
MUSIC CLASSROOM
GYM VESTIBULE
CORRIDOR
MATERIAL LEGEND:
WOMENS
MENS
ENTRY/ EXIT VESTIBULE
MUSIC CLASSROOM
ENTRY/ EXIT VESTIBULE
GYM VESTIBULE
CORRIDOR
CORRIDOR
STAIRS
RETAIL AREA
CORRIDOR
CENTRAL EQUIP. STORAGE
CORRIDOR
CORRIDOR
DISPLAY AREA
STORAGE AREA
DIRECTOR'S OFFICE JAN. ELEV
UNISEX WSHRM
WAITING AREA
STAIRS
STAFF KITCHEN STAFF LOUNGE
INTERNAL STAIRS
CORRIDOR ADMIN. OFFICE AREA
SERVERY
CENTRAL GATHERING AREA/ HUB
ADMIN. ASSISTANT LOBBY
ADMIN. MANAGER
GENERAL ADMIN.
OFFICE STORAGE
RECEPTION
ENTRY VESTIBULE
1
REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
GENERAL REFLECTED CEILING PLAN NOTES:
RE
2
TYPICAL SECTION OF MOTORIZED ROLLER SHADE AT EXTERIOR WINDOWS
WILDROSE COMMUNITY CENTER- REFLECTED CEILING PLAN | CEILING COVE DETAIL | DOORS
1
2
SECTION OF COVE & SUSPENDED WOOD GRILLE ABOVE DISPLAY AREA
SECTION DETAIL OF CEILING & FEATURE WALL ABOVE WAITING AREA
Architectural Design
thinktuary fogo island tourist information center bank design influx boutique hotel and wellness center boutique hotel and wellness center sustainable strategies
thinktuary ALLISON
BY AGNES CECILE
RITUAL NECESSARIO BY AGNES CECILE
WATER-4
BY AGNES CECILE
This was an individual project to design a “Thinktuary� or design space for an artist, musician, or writer of our choice. I chose Agnes Cecile {aka. Silvia Pelissero} a popular watercolour artist. This project involved hand sketching, hand rendering and model making skills.
SKETCH
MODEL
fogo island tourist information center
BACK VIEW
FRONT VIEW
This was an individual project to design a Tourist Information Center for Newfoundland and Labrador’s, Fogo Island. This project involved the use of AutoCAD, Sketchup and model making skills.
BACK VIEW
FRONT VIEW
FRONT VIEW
LEFT VIEW
BACK VIEW
RIGHT VIEW
bank design
SUSTAINABLE BUILDING STRATEGIES: Kalwall Glazing | Low Emissivity Glazing | Rammed Earth Walls | Living Wall | Extensive Green Roof | Geothermal Heating + Cooling | Sun Shades | Low Flow Plumbing Fixtures | Natural Lighting | Sustainable + Low VOC Materials
This was an individual project to design a Bank for ATB Financial with a second floor Architectural Firm tenant. This project involved the use of AutoCAD, Sketchup, iRender, Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator.
SITE PLAN
SITE PLAN
1m 0m 2m
MAIN FLOOR PLAN
4m
1m 8m
4m
0m 2m
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
8m
energy
is both a state of being and a form. This design is meant to highlight the combined energy of Medicine Hat and ATB Financial. Medicine Hat with its abundance of energy sources and ATB with its energized brand contrast one another, yet when combined Medicine Hat and ATB compliment one another. Together they make a vibrant and dynamic environment.
NORTH ELEVATION
EAST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
WEST ELEVATION
FRONT VIEW
REAR VIEW
SIDE VIEW
INTERIOR VIEW AERIAL VIEW
influx boutique hotel and wellness center NORTH ELEVATION
“
E O
EAST ELEVATION To become is to change, grow, or start to be. To become is to follow a path towards the future. To become something, you require potential. Potential is a driving force that pushes us towards the future. Everyone and everything has the potential to become the best possible version of themselves. Our surroundings and environment directly influence what we become and the potential we possess. Currently Medicine Hat is on a path to revitalize their downtown area. Their abundant energy supplies provides the city with plenty of potential for growth. Their plan is to ‘become’ a vibrant, more central city. They wish to preserve the history and heritage of their city and in addition make downtown Medicine Hat an
who you are.
”
-Friedrich Nietzsche
outstanding place to be. ‘Become’ embodies the client, Influx Hotels, because their hotels promote the development and growth of their clientele. The hotels’ wide variety of amenities encourages their clients to grow and become who they are, and gives them many opportunities to discover their potential . Influx Hotels wishes to provide their clientele with a peaceful environment that gives them the comfort to be or ‘become’ who they are.
This was an individual project to design a Boutique Hotel for a site in Medicine Hat. This project involved the use of AutoCAD, Sketchup, iRender, Adobe Photoshop and Adobe InDesign.
WEST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
basement
parkade
main
spa + parkade
2nd
wellness center
3rd/ 4th/ 5th 6th
SITE PLAN
enlarged suites wellness terrace
side
exterior view
front
exterior view
indoor green space
interior view
lobby + gallery
aerial
interior view
exterior view
boutique hotel and wellness center sustainable strategies dri-Design panels
are economical, sustainable, and durable. They are made of natural and affordable metals and are easy to install. The panels are 100% recyclable, VOC free, and require no silicone or plastics. DriDesign panels are overall low maintenance and come in a wide variety of styles.
pervious pavement
is a group of sustainable materials that allow water to pass through their surface. These materials reduce storm-water runoff while also filtering solids and pollutant from the water.
daylighting
is an architectural design technique that focuses on maximizing the amount of natural light within a building to provide effective indoor lighting during the day
low emissivity glazing
is glazing that uses a special coating designed to minimize the amount of ultraviolet and infrared light that enters the building. This glazing technology reduces the heat exchange, between the interior and exterior of a building, through glass.
living wall
is a self-sufficient vertical garden. There are various interior and exterior applications of living wall systems for buildings. Living walls have the ability to reduce the overall temperature inside a building. Additionally living walls can purify the air and remove excess carbon dioxide and any other harmful pollutants.
green roof
is a vegetative cover that enhances the aesthetic appeal of roof areas. Green roofs provide economic and ecological benefits such as: providing natural insulation, reducing storm-water runoff, and creating a natural habitat for small animals.
kebony wood
is an environmentally friendly and low maintenance wood. Kebony Technology developed a biological treatment that enhances the natural properties of sustainable softwood.
sun shades
provide protection from the sun. Sun shades allow sunlight to pass through but they diminish the amount of direct sunlight that enters a building.
solar panels
are designed to absorb sunlight and convert the light energy to electricity through the photovoltaic effect.
sustainable + low VOC materials
are materials that reduce “off-gassing� of harmful pollutants. Low VOC materials are beneficial to human health because they reduce the amount of indoor air pollutants and overall help to improve indoor air quality.
geothermal heating + cooling
is a system that transfers heat to and from the ground and provides the same function of a mechanical central heating and cooling system.
greywater system
is a system that collects grey water from baths, showers, clothes washers, and lavatories. This water is filtered and reused in toilets or for irrigation systems.
low flow plumbing fixtures
are plumbing fixtures that moderate the amount of water used by various fixtures reducing the amount of waste water produced.
Interior Design
stollery children’s ambulatory clinic wildrose community center motherboard computing-retail store revit restaurant & bar renderings
stollery children’s Ambulatory Clinic Stollery ambulatory clinic Walter Mackenzie Health Centre
CONCPET EXCERPT:
walter mackenzie health centre
“The organic and intricate shapes of nature create a balanced sense of comfort and excitement often experienced , autumn day.” on a
A- WAITING AREA AND PLAY SPACE
warm
B- RECEPTION DESK
drmbDESIGN
Stollery
Ambulatory Clinic
This was a collaborative group project to design the interior for a Stollery Children’s Ambulatory Clinic in the Walter Mackenzie Health Centre. This project involved the use of AutoCAD, Sketchup, Podium, Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator.
Walter Mackenzie Health Centre
1- WEIGHT & HEIGHT ROOMS SCALE= 1:50
2- NURSING STATION SCALE= 1:50
3- EXAM ROOM CORRIDORS SCALE= 1:50
4-EXAM ROOM SCALE= 1:50
FLOOR PLAN SCALE= 1:100
drmbDESIGN
wildrose community center
Perspective A) Lobby
This was an individual project to design the interior for a Wildrose Community Center. This project involved the use of AutoCAD, Sketchup, Podium, Adobe Photoshop and Adobe InDesign.
Floor Plan
ELEVATION #1) Waiting Area scale= 1/4”=1’-0”
ELEVATION #2) Art Classroom scale= 1/4”=1’-0”
Concept- CONTRAST
“The relationship between people and activities can be related to the relationship between nature and cities. The stark, simplicity of cities mixed with the organic freedom of nature contrast one another in a prominent way. The interior design of the community center should embody this striking contrast. This design will include juxtaposing simple and complex forms, lines, colours, and patterns/textures throughout the community space.”
ELEVATION #3) Music Classroom scale= 1/4”=1’-0”
ELEVATION #4) Corridor B scale= 1/4”=1’-0”
ELEVATION #5) Retail Area scale= 1/4”=1’-0”
Perspective B) Central Gathering Area
motherboard computing- retail store
Concept- SLEEK:
The concept of sleek has been chosen for the Motherboard Computing retail store. A clean, open, organized and simple layout will transcend over the entire shop while contrasting themes will visually zone each space. Merchandise areas will exude a futuristic industrial feel while the lounge area will display an urban loft style. Smooth textures, solid colors and a uniform layout will harness the client’s desires and introduce an unconventional experience. Guests will be invited in by the promise of a virtual reality lounge, as well as an impressive display of merchandise. As a result, users will have the option to escape into virtual reality and experience the cuttingedge expanse that is Motherboard Computing. LATERAL FILES
MOTHERBOARD COMPUTING
VIRTUAL REALITY “CUBE” - SINGLE SOFA CHAIR - PERIMETER MARKERS - FRONT PART-HEIGHT WALL - TV ATTACHED TO WALL
LEGEND
CASH REGISTER MOBILE PEDESTAL
STAFF ROOM APPLIANCES - MICROWAVE - SINK - CABINENT STORAGE - UNDER-COUNTER BAR FRIDGE
COFFEE TABLES
TYPICAL COMPUTER DISPLAY - DISPLAY COMPUTER - PART-HEIGH MIDDLE DIVIDER - DISPLAY TABLE - STOOLS UNDER DISPLAY TABLE - ELECTRICAL OUTLETS
VR SERVER EQUIP.
LEGEND 1
STAFF OFFICE
5
CASH DESK/REPAIR / POINT OF SERVICE
2
STAFF ROOM
6
3
STAFF WASHROOM
4
REPAIR AREA (PRIVATE)
9
VIRTUAL REALITY STATION 1
13
MAIN IVNATORY RECEIVING AREA
ACCESSORY AREA
10
VIRTUAL REALITY LOUNGE
14
SPECIALTY GAMING DISPLAY AREA
7
ENTRANCE VESTIBULE
11
VIRTUAL REALITY STATION 2
8
MAIN DISPLAY AREA
12
VIRTUAL REALITY SERVER ROOM
Storefront Elevation
CUSTOM LIG
VIRTUAL REALITY “CUBE”
This was a collaborative group project to design the interior of a retail store for a group of NAIT business students who acted as our clients. The business students we worked with were creating a business plan for a specialty computer store with a virtual reality lounge and we were tasked with designing a concept interior for their store. This project involved the use of AutoCAD, Sketchup, Podium, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, and Adobe InDesign.
Transaction Desk from Virtual Reality Station 1
Virtual Reality Station 1 from Transaction Desk
From Front Door
From Back Storage Door
revit restaurant & bar renderings RESTAURANT RENDERING
BAR RENDERING
Personal Works
basketball still life | abstract cards still life pencil sketches- phone case, magnifying glass, bottle, coke bottle (pencil + pen)
BASKETBALL STILL LIFE | ABSTRACT CARDS STILL LIFE
PENCIL SKETCHES - PHONE CASE, MAGNIFYING GLASS, BOTTLE, COKE BOTTLE (PENCIL + PEN)