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FUTURE YTZ

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Toronto’s future airport and the integration of technology with traffic circulation.

Billy bishop Aiport,Toronto, Ontario

WEST

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Repurposing Cambridge’s post office in a community hub for the cultinary arts.

Galt, Ontario

RXN BATHS

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Using natural elements and copper to create a spa in British colombia.

Nelson, BC.

RSID SYSTEMS

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Idenitfying and mapping all the systems within the school of interior design.

Ryerson University, Toronto, Ontario

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PROJECTS

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PROJECTS THE KITCHEN

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A concept experimental kitchen derives its food and culture from its landscape Nappa Valley, California

FLUX + FLOW

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Using CNC technology and manulation of organic patterns to create a installation.

Ryerson School of Interior Design, Toronto, Canada

NOMAD OFFICE

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DRAWING SET

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A new approach to working remotely. An office culture which encourages to live, explore and create.

Lake Wanaka, New Zealand A drawing set from an office project, including RCP, floorplans, mechanical plans, partition plans.

Waterloo, Canada

INSTALLATIONS

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A series of installations including site installations, glasswork and ceramics.

Adelaide, Australia

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FUTURE YTZ

The Goals within the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport are + Creating safe boundaries within the airports Interiors with the integration of technology and easy of transportation + Landscape Integration with the use of pre-fabricated sensored components + Security and privacy with all technological aspects

The BBTCA will foster innovative and creative design, providing convience to travellers and staff in the airport. The Inhancement of onvenience, comfort and experience of air travel by shortening the time required from arrival to check- in boarding.

The main objective of this thesis is to create and design a new system using 3D technology, which can be implemented, within any airport site worldwide.

The Toronto Billy Bishop airport acts as a pilot site for proposing a speculative design to be implemented internationally. Retaining the existing building by additions to implement a better future for the Airport and airports worldwide.

AIRPORT EXTERIOR [ FACADE ]

Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (BBTCA) is a tr tified aerodrome which is operated by the Toronto Por lands owned by the TPA.

In Recent years, the BBTCA has become Canad airport with respect to passenger activity. With the inc and airplace activitity, the devlopment of BBTCA is requ ing rules established in the tripartite agreement.

Digitally-fabricated components were fitted with microprocessors and proximity sensors that reacted to human presence. and movements.

This responsive environment functions like a giant lung that breathes in and out around its occupants.

Arrays of touch sensors and shape-memory alloy actuators (a type of non-motorized kinetic mechanism) create waves of empathic motion, luring visitors into the eerie shimmering depths of a mythical landscape, a fragile forest of light.

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Scale Model Prefabricicated panels consider the sun path and circulation. Adaoptive sun shade facade. As heat and direct sunlight get more intense throughout the day, the perforated patterned shades change direction.

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Interior panels filter the light, considering the cloud coverage and sun light.

BRANDING /DESIGN/ DEVELOPM MAIN

ATRIUM

EXTERIOR FACADE

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[ BRIDGE ]

CAFE [ GATES ]

AXONOMETRIC [AIRPORT]

CAFE [ GATES ]

INTERNATIONAL GATES

BUSSINESS CENTRE

[OBJECTIVE] The main objective of this thesis is to create and design a new system using 3D technology and, which can be implemented, within any airport site worldwide. The Toronto Billy Bishop airport acts as a Pilot site for proposing a speculative design to be implemented internationally. Retaining the existing Building by additions to implement a better future for the Airport and airports worldwide.

[GOALS] + Creating safe boundaries within the airports Interiors with the integration of technology and easy of transportation + Landscape Integration with the use of technology + Security and privacy with all technological aspects

ATRIUM SECTION

INTERNATIONAL GATES

RESTA U RANT + SHOPS SECTION

DOMESTIC LOUNGE

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SECURITY [ DOMENSTIC ]

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WEST

A transformation of the Grand River and a transition from street to water. Acting as a direct link, a threshold between two contrasting elements, it is in a sense a transition from the rigid urbanity of downtown Galt to the oraganic calmness and merky serenity of the Grand River.

Embodying both elements and highloghting each while retaning a clear idenity of old and new, aged and crisp, crafted elgance.

EXTERIOR AXONOMETRIC [ FACADE ]

FRONT FACADE [ STREET VIEW ]

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RXN BATHS

RXN , “reaction” baths, incorporate cooper a stone in material of the baths.

The floorplan, a complete circle, rings a melody to t amopheres.

The first holistic wellness destination spa re RXN spa sits between a forest and the rocky moun A stairwell rendered in grey exposed concrete spir walkway winding downwards though the building’ As visitors descend a series of landings with arche views into the central floorplan. A bridge connects entry.

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RNX BATHS [STAIRS ENTRANCE ]

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The spa’s tepidarium connects spaces of different temperatures and humidity such as the sauna, the steam room and the cold plunge pool. Connecting copper elements to heal the bodies function,adorption and prevention.

The sequence of spaces is designed to engage the skin - the largest sensory organ in the human body - making it sweat, expand and contract, activating meaningfulness.

COPPER POOL PLUNGE

THE SAUNA

BRANDING /DESIGN/ DEVELOPMENT Unity and balance not only are seen within the design of the spa the branding stays true to the buildings concept by incorperating clean contrast symbols and text evoking symmetry. Minimal signage and simplied floorplan create a serene environment.

INTERIOR BAR

CHANGE ROOMS + BATHS

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RSID SYSTEMS

RSID FACADE

Concept

Building

With the development of the Ryerson’s Daphne Cockwell Health Sciences Complex on the east side of the Ryerson school of Interior design building. It was critcal to identify the various systems that exist within the building. First and formost the structure was identified, highlighted in pink, elements such as beams and supports.

Second conveyance systems, such as stairs, elevators the main means of entry/exit.

Electrical plans highlighted in blue. Life Safety systrems such as fire alarms, smoke detector, Carbon Manoxide detectors and spinklers.

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THE KITCHEN

EXTERIOR ENTRY [ FACADE ]

A concept experimental restaurant in the nappa valley. harvest, conceptualize , eat.

The Kitchen runs parralells to the scenic landscape of the valley. Playing homage to the surrounding envioronmental factors. The kitchen rotation of seasional culinary dishes reflects in the interior, with view of the valley from above, guests are able to experience the landscape all year round.

Guests enter thorugh a forecourt of glazed brick tiles and a bronze gate.

Precast concrete platform constracts the landsape. The Dining room balances a sense of warmth- wide plank wood flooring, dark wood cabinets, and ceasarstone counters.

The focus of the mosaic-tile feature wall that symbolizes the farm to table approach the Kitchen symbolizes.

RESTAURANT INTERIOR

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MILLING PROCESS | THE ORIGINAL MODULE WAS REDESIGNED TO CONFIGURE WITH A STRICT PATTERN. THE MODULE WAS MODELED TO HAVE 4 ANGULAR SIDES WITH A SLOPE, INORDER TO VACCUM FORM EASILY.

4.75"

4.74"

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FINAL MODULE

SHAPE PROCESS PERSPECTIVE

JOINERY

2.12"

THE FINAL MODULE WAS CREATED BY SETTING THE MACHINE TO 3 AXIS AND SETTING THE FILE TO A AXYZ. BY CREATING A STOCK USING HORIZONTAL ROUGHING, PARRALLEL FINISHING AND USING A 2 1/2 INCH AXIS PROFILING, WE WERE ABLE TO ACHIEVE THE GEOMETRIC MODULE DESIRED.

ELEVATION

FLUX + FLOW

FINAL MILLING | CNC + VACUUM

PATTERN ASSEMBLY

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INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE

3.75"

4.53"

FLUX +FLOW

FINAL MODULE PATTERN

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The Modules are spaced apart evenly, creating a uniform pattern using 4 rotations of the module.

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TALAR HASSERJIAN | EE JIA GOH | ALANA

SET PATH DIRETION

IMAGE TRACE

The canopy arches over as an instillation and a lighting piece for the interior Lobby, reflecting on the importance and sig nificance of three dimensional TWO: RHINO 5.0 THREE DIMENSIONAL MODELING digital fabricationPHASE techniques.

Ryerson University is a pioneer in Canadian universities, with its use of new technology and the significance of how technology impacts our daily lives.

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FORM 2.3

Modules are created using three dimensional software (Rhino 5.0) , CNC (computer numerical control) and Vacuum forming. Several modules are connected together in a pattern sequence generated using Rhinoceros software.

CREATION

SET PATH DIRETION 2.2

IMAGE TRACE

FORM INSIPRATION

PHASE ONE: IDEATION + IMAGE SEARCH

PHASE TWO: RHINO 5.0 THREE DIMENSIONAL MODELING

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IMAGE REFLECTION

FORM INSIPRATION

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NOMAD OFFICE

Situated on lake Wanaka, in central New Zealand - the NOMAD office is a experimental work space for companies and entrepreneaurs to adapt to a new form of work lifestyle environnment.

The Nomad hosts retreats for professional workshops where teams are able to reset and focus on goals in a remote location.

Nomad values in fundamental of deign, functionality, comfort, materials, color palette and the development process that lead to the creation of products for the Nomad office, capable of exploring hybrid working territories such as lounge areas in public spaces and private environments dedicated to the way we live.

LIVE, CREATE, EXPLORE - the NOMAD OFFICE.

INTERIOR WORKSPACE

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WORKING DRAWINGS

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REFLECTED CEILING PLAN

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This drawing is the property of On Sight Design. It is not to be reproduced without permission. Drawing This drawing is the property of On Sight Design. It is must not be scaled. Contractor to verify all not to be reproduced without permission. Drawing dimensions by site measure prior to fabrication and must not be scaled. Contractor to verify all report all discrepancies to the dimensions designer. by site measure prior to fabrication and report all discrepancies to the designer.

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GLASS WORK

Access to safe water is an issue faced by many Indigenous Australians COntaminate is an installation reflecting on water safety levels and the urgent action to finding a sustainable solution. “CO-ntaminate� University of South Australia, Australia

Sequences, series of decantures.

Hot + Cold working.

The black cane glass relfects the idea of “sequences� as a ritual, movement as well as method creating a narrative for the user.

Sequences, University of South Australia

CERAMICS

CERAMICS

Toronto, Ontario *paper collage of the essence. medium | paper folding and staining

6478239516

talarhass@gmail.com