Aanshi Patel

ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

Selected Works 2022-2024

(647) - 981-4905

aanupatel03@gmail.com

https://ca.linkedin.com/in/ aanshi-patel-346006220

EDUCATION

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURAL SCIENCE

Toronto Metropolitan University (Formerly Ryerson University), Toronto, ON

Expected Gradua�on: May 2024

STUDIO ABROAD : MIGRATION AND HOUSING STUDIO

Polytechnic University of Bari, Italy

Summer Exchange course

WORK EXPERIENCE

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN INTERN

Noble Prime Solutions LTD. Brampton, ON

• Prepared/revised permit and construc�on drawings.

• Contributed to crea�ng detailed construc�on drawings, including plans, eleva�ons, and sec�ons.

• Attended several client mee�ngs to discuss the design scope and pricing of the project.

• Issued and replied to RFQs and RFIs.

• Worked on residen�al and small commercial building architectural drawings using mainly Revit and AutoCAD.

• Prepared client presenta�ons with visual aids such as renderings and diagrams.

• Ac�vely par�cipated in the Architectural Design Process from Pre-Design to Post Occupancy.

• In charge of communica�ng with the city for zoning and OBC deﬁciencies for residen�al extension and renova�on projects.

• Exhibited eﬀec�ve communica�on and teamwork skills through regular collabora�on with engineers, project managers, and municipal authori�es.

• Attended site visits to obtain building informa�on such as material, measurements, and layouts to complete projects.

2020 - Present May 2023 - June 2023

June 2021December 2022

AANSHI

, LEED GA

PATEL

SKILLS

3D MODELLING

• Revit 2023

• Rhinoceros 3D 7.0

• AutoCAD

• Sketchup

EDITING

• Adobe Illustrator 2023

• Adobe InDesign 2023

• Adobe Premiere Pro 2023

• Adobe Photoshop 2023

EXTRACURRICULAR EXPERIENCE

RENDERING

• Enscape

• Vray

• Lumion

GRAPHICS COORDINATOR | TMU GUJARATI ASSOCIATION

Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto ON

• Design ﬂyers and banners for marke�ng use and event organiza�on.

STUDENT MENTOR | ARCHITECTURAL COURSE UNION

Toronto Metropolitan University, Toronto ON

• One-on-one support and guidance for 1st and 2nd year TMU students in DAS to strengthen their skills in software and design.

AWARDS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

LEED Green Associate

Deans List

Student Guest Speaker: Chinguacousy Seconday School for Architectural Theory and Design

Selected Works for Year End Show 2022: Bloordale High School Project

Semi-Finalist for TMU Studio Compe��on Project: Story Telling Facility

Project Exhibi�on at Is�tuto Italiano Di Cultura: Migra�on Aﬀordable Housing Design

COMPETITIONS

Timber Fever | 3rd Place Award Winners Design Build Par�cipant

Architectural Collabora�on Exercise | 2nd Place Winners Furniture Design Contestant

OTHER

• Microsoft Excel

• Microsoft Word

• Microsoft Powerpoint

• Google Suite

• Sketching

• Physical Model Making

September 2021present

September 2022present

2020 - Present 2022 - Present

September 2021

April 2022

February 2022

August 2023

September 2023

January 2022

BLOORDALE COLLEGIATE

Highschool

Pages 6-13

RESIDENTIAL EXTENSION

Professional Project

Pages 14-19

SKATEPARK NATURA

Landscape Architecture

Pages 20-25

TABLE OF CONTENTS

COMMUNITY & RECREATION CENTRE

Italian Refugee Building

Pages 26-31

MADAWASKA SUMMIT

Bancroft Housing Complex

Pages 32-39

TREBLE

Furniture Design

Pages 40-43

01

BLOORDALE COLLEGIATE

The key relationship observed on site was the understanding of where socialization is experienced in contrast to where one is surrounded by massings and the people around are ignored. A city is composed of private and public spaces which is reflected in the high school concept at a microscale through figure/ground drawings. Spaces meant for gatherings will be implemented through voids and the spaces for teaching/learning will be represented as solid . Voids will also be functional spaces for ventillation, views, acoustics, etc.

LOCATION: Toronto, ON

PROGRAMS: Revit, AutoCAD, Enscape, Adobe Illustrator

YEAR COMPLETED: Winter, 2023

PROJECT TYPE: Academic

6 | Bloordale Collegiate Defining the Public Facade Entrance

7 | Bloordale Collegiate

Voids Green Space Connection Voids Exterior Voids Light Voids

1 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N 2 S1 S3 S4 S2 3 4 5 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 117000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 36000mm WOMEN’S CHANGEROOM MEN’S CHANGEROOM GYM STORAGE GYM OFFICE MECHANICAL LOADING STORAGE/ SERVICES DANCE DANCE ELECTRICAL GUIDANCE OFFICE MAIN OFFICE STUDY STUDY STUDY STUDY THEATRE ARTS SERVERY CAFETERIA COMMUNITY PROGRAM GYM GROUND FLOOR PLAN| DANIELA B A C 8 | Bloordale Collegiate Ground Level Floor Plan N

Light Void with Double Height Space: Cafeteria

1 A B C D E F G H J K L M N 2 S1 S3 S4 S2 3 4 5 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 117000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 36000mm DANIELA DELLA SIEPE 5 M 10 M 1: 200 N 20 M 50 M WOMEN’S CHANGEROOM MEN’S CHANGEROOM GYM STORAGE GYM OFFICE MECHANICAL LOADING STORAGE/ SERVICES DANCE DANCE ELECTRICAL GUIDANCE OFFICE MAIN OFFICE STUDY STUDY STUDY STUDY THEATRE ARTS SERVERY CAFETERIA COMMUNITY PROGRAM GYM

Level:

1 A B C D E F G H J K L M N 2 S1 S3 S4 S2 3 4 5 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 117000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 36000mm 5 M 10 M 1: 200 N 20 M 50 M GYM COMMUNITY PROGRAM EXERCISE ROOM CONSTRUCTION MAKERS STUDIO ARTS OTB OTB OTB OTA TECHNOLOGIES BALCONY ELEC CLASSROOM WORKROOM INSTRUMENTAL STUDIO SOUND STUDIO CLASSROOM LEARNING COMMONS LAN ARTS 1 A B C D E F G H J K L M N 2 S1 S3 S4 S2 3 4 5 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 117000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 9000 mm 36000mm 5 M 10 M 20 M FOOD STUDIES FAMILY STUDIES CLASSROOM RESSOURCES CLASSROOM RESSOURCE CLASSROOM CLASSROOM CLASSROOM STORAGE CLASSROOM CLASSROOM ELECTRICAL LAN CLASSROOM WORKROOM COMPUTER ENGINEERING COMMUNICATIONS CLASSROOM CLASSROOM WORKROOM PHYSICS BALCONY BALCONY CHEMESTRY BIOLOGY OFFICE FOOD STUDIES FOOD STUDIES COMMUNITY PROGRAM OTB OTB OTB 5 M 10 M 1: 200 N 20 M 50 M

9 | Bloordale Collegiate

Level:

Plan

Ground

Figure Ground Plan

Second

Figure Ground Plan Third

Figure Ground

AS ONE APPROACHES DUFFERIN GROVE THE AMOUNT OF FIGURES (SOLID MASSES) DECREASE AND OPEN SPACE (VOIDS) START TO INCREASE. CREATING MORE SOCIAL INTERACTION AND BONDING TO NATURE. VOIDS THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL WILL START TO INCREASE APPROACHING THE DUFFERIN-GROVE PARK.

GREEN SPACE CARRY ARE LOCATED CENTRAL OF LARGE MASSES, BOTH EXISTING AND PROPOSED. THUS, BEING A CHARACTERISTIC OF ONE OF THE VOIDS TO BE DESIGNED FOR THE SCHOOL.

VOIDS CAPTURING AFTERNOON SUN WILL BE THROUGH PERMEABLE FACADES OR GLAZING. VOIDS ON THE WEST FACADE WILL REMAIN LESS EXPOSED DUE TO THE MALL AND LACK OF FUNCTIONALITY DUE TO AFTER SCHOOL HOURS.

THE STADIUM GREEN SPACE OBTAINS A PLAYER/AUDIENCE RELATIONSHIP, THUS A VOID TO REPRESENT THIS WILL BE PLACED NEAR THE GYM AND STAGE SPACES.

SECTION 4| DANIELA DELLA SIEPE

STAMPED LIKE REPETITIVE HOUSES REFLECT THE EAST FACADE OF THE PROPOSED HIGH-SCHOOL

VOIDS WILL MAINY CAPTURE MORNING AND NOON SUNLIGHT DUE TO SCHOOL TIMING. THE LIGHT WILL BE CAPTURED FOR INTERIOR SPACE LIGHT

CLASSROOMS 10 | Bloordale Collegiate

Light Void Study - Dark Light Void Study - Light

CLASSROOM WOORKROOM DANCE WORKROOM INSTRUMENTAL STUDIO ENTRY STUDY ROOM SECTION 3| DANIELA DELLA SIEPE SECTION 4| DANIELA DELLA SIEPE CLASSROOM CONSTRUCTION LOUNGE OFFICE CLASSROOM WOORKROOM DANCE WORKROOM INSTRUMENTAL STUDIO ENTRY STUDY ROOM CAFETERIA TERRACE

Section B Section Solid/Void Analysis

WORKROOM

ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

• Math

• English

• Sciences

• Family Studies

• Social Studies

ARTS & TECHNOLOGY

• Construction

• Computer Science

• Arts

• Design

• Exterior Voids

PUBLIC

• Cafeteria

• Gymnasium

• Gathering Halls

• Entrance Voids

• Service and Maintenance

Education - Solid Circulation - Void

Gathering - Voids Service - Solid

This exploded axonometric showcases the different programming spaces on each level of the high school. The voids are represented by yellow and white to demonstrate the relationships between spaces. The facade also exemplifies solid/void elements through tectonics and form. The skylights allow light to enter the building from above so the “solidity” of the facade is maintained by minimizing openings.

VOID SPACES BALCONIES

placed throughout the building provide out door connection and light to classrooms and gather ing spaces such as the cafeteria.

located in the main entrance and community program connect multiple levels and programmatic spaces to each other creating main gathering spaces CORRIDORS ATRIUMS

VOID SPACES BALCONIES

placed throughout the building provide outdoor connection and light to classrooms and gathering spaces such as the cafeteria.

VISUALIZING

Balconies

Atriums

VISUALIZING

Balconies

floor opening in circulation space create unique lighting conditions throughout the spine of the highschool. Circulation areas are clad using glazed white brick to reflect light and make the spaces bright

located in the main entrance and communi ty program connect multiple levels and programmatic spaces to each other creating main gathering in the building.

ATRIUMS

11 | Bloordale Collegiate

Staggering

Atriums

CORRIDORS

CLASSROOMS

Circulation Light Void Exterior Voids

(Solid) Atrium Voids

3 1 2 3

Classrooms

1 2

Exploded Axonometric

12 | Bloordale Collegiate

Axonometric Detail: Glass Block at Head of Exterior Wall

South Elevation

East Elevation

Terracotta Detail Elements:

1. TERRA COTTA PANEL 1500MM X 1000MM.

2. STEEL CONNECTION CHANNELS

3. STEEL COLUMN 200MM X 200MM

4. 150MM MULLIONS WITH OPERABLE DOUBLE PANEL GLAZED PANELS

5. STEEL ANGLE WELDED WITH MULLION AND 400MM X 400MM COLUMN

6. 400MM X 400MM COLUMN

13 | Bloordale Collegiate Process Study Models

Terracotta Brick Assembly Axonometric Terracotta Brick Detail Plan

02

RESIDENTIAL EXTENSION

This residential project was one of the many extension projects and custom home projects that I completed as an Architectural Design Intern. Day by day the housing crisis increases, however as the population grows, families seek larger living spaces. This project was a large extension project with the addition of the second storey and a garage. An important distinction in suburban homes is between the private and public homes. Adding a secondary storey above the existing allowed the bedrooms and private areas to move up above. As a result, the public spaces such as the living room and the kitchen were given more room on the ground level. With guidance from the senior designers at the firm, I gained a better understanding of how construction documents are created, how to conduct client meetings, and how to contact the city for zoning bylaws. I also understood technical aspects of HVAC systems and structural members.

LOCATION: Etobicoke, ON

PROGRAMS: Revit, AutoCAD, Enscape, Photoshop

YEAR COMPLETED: Winter, 2022

PROJECT TYPE: Professional / Built Work

14 | Residential Extension Existing Structure Garage

15| Residential Extension Garage Addition Second Storey Addition Gable Roof

45'-11"

3'-0"

The existing structure consited of old brick and vinyl cladding. There was no enclosed garage and very limited parking space. The client wanted to resolve some of these issues and have a more modern approach aesthetically. One of the benefits of this project was the long front yard and back yard, as a result the North and South side of the dwelling were able to be extended with ease while maintaining the zoning requirements. The proposal aims to improve the interior circulation, increase space and daylight, and upgrade the cladding to a stucco finish

5'-3" [1.6]

[1.6] 9'-11" [3.0]

5'-5"

[14.0]

[0.9] 42"(W) X 42"(H)

[7.4] 27'-3" [8.3] UP 9'-6" [2.9] DN 16'-0" [4.9] CL 2'-1" [0.6] 5'-7" [1.7] 13'-5" [4.1] 10'-2" [3.1] 8'-11" [2.7] 11'-10" [3.6] 9'-11" [3.0] 2'-0" [0.6] 3'-10" [1.2] 4'-6" [1.4] 2'-0" [0.6] PUJA ROOM BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 1 KITCHEN DRAWING ROOM 8'-10" [2.7] 22'-7" [6.9] CL CL CL 6'-6" [2.0] 2'-0" [0.6] WASHROOM SCALE: DATE: DWG No: (647) 207 5470 THE CONTRACTOR MUST VERIFY FOR ALL DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS NOTIFY THE DESIGNER/ENGINEER SUPPLIED CONSTRUCTION MUST CONFORM AND REQUIREMENTS OF AUTHORITIES (Required unless design is exempted under 3.2.5 Division C of OBC) Tanvir Rai 103482 DESIGNER BCIN FIRM BCIN 3/16" = 1'-0" A-3.1 EXISTING GROUND FLOOR MAY 04/22 GROUND FLOOR 0' - 0" SECOND FLOOR 11' - 0" T.O. PLATE 20' - 0" T.O. SLAB -7' - 10" ESTABLISHED GRADE -3' - 0" POURED CONC. FOUNDATION WALL & FOOTING 96" X 72" 30" X 42" 96" X 80" ACM PANEL 30" X 42" TOP OF ROOF 28' - 3 1/2" ROOF SCUPPER (TYP.) ROOF SCUPPER (TYP.) STUCCO CLADDING CONFORM TO OBC AND MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS UNDER. PORCH 9' - 3 1/4" WALL HEIGHT BUILDING HEIGHT TOTAL WALL AREA : 828 SF PROPOSED NEW WINDOW OPENING :106.95 SF (ABOVE GRADE OPENING ) TOTAL OPENING : 109.95 SF 167.265 31'-3" [9.5] 168.165 170.965 174.265 171.465 176.765 165.765 167.260 167.270 property line property line 31'-3" [9.5] 6:12 6:12 6:12 1'-0" 1'-0" 11'-0" 9'-0" 7'-10" [2.4] 23'-0" [7.0] SOFFIT HEIGHT N SCALE: DATE: ADDRESS: PROJECT DRAWN BY: SOLUTIONS 2131 01 ISSUED THE CONTRACTOR MUST VERIFY AND ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY The undersigned responsibility qualifications set out (Required Noble Solutions 53 DORWARD ETOBICOKE, 16 | Residential Extension Existing Ground Level Plan Existing Dwelling Exterior 1 Existing Dwelling Exterior 2 Proposed North Elevation N

24'-3"

Extended Portion

DN DN UP 36'-0" 10'-11" [3.3] 22'-2" [6.8] 64"(W) X 84"(H) 23'-0" (389 SF) LIVING ROOM 3'-0" [0.9] (242 SF) GARAGE 9'-0" [2.7] 3'-8" [1.1] 7'-0" [2.1] PWD 3'-0" [0.9] CL STORAGE PANTRY 26'-6" 48"(W) X 60"(H) UP (272 SF) FAMILY ROOM/ DINING ROOM (254 SF) KITCHEN / BREAKFAST (75 SF) PUJA ROOM 6'-6" [2.0] 48"(W) X 60"(H) 48"(W) X 60"(H) 32"(W) X 84"(H) 1 16 " 3 5 ] 15'-1" [4.6] PORCH 8'-9" 10" 20'-8" 6'-8" 8'-10" 9'-9" 5" 27'-3" 22'-1" 5" EX. DOOR PROPOSED WB-4 WB1 WB1 WB3 WB12 WB-4 PROPOSED PROPOSED 3'-6" [1.1] 14'-1" [4.3] 10'-7" [3.2] 3 12 12 54 48 CMD S.A. 56 55 12 1a 1a 4 4 6 3 27 25 25 28 31 6 11 14 15 14 15 6 18 49 42 19 WB4 SB SB SB SB STUCCO CLADDING CONFORM TO OBC AND MANUFACTURER'S SPECIFICATIONS 4PLY BUILT-UP ROOFING 2X8@12"OC 2X10 @ 16" OC WB12 PARKING SPACE 2.6 m x 5.6 m 3'-5" [1.0] 1'-4" [0.4] 1'-1" [0.3] 14" TJI 560 @ 12" OC DJ SJ LVL 9 LVL 9 LVL 9 SB. AB. 12" SIDE LIGHT 2 A-11 7'-7" 48"(W) X 60"(H) PROPOSED WB-4 48"(W) X 84"(H) 2'-6" 8'-0" 3'-0" 6'-7" SLIDING DOOR 96"X96" 42 7'-5" 6'-3" 6'-1" 7'-6" 11'-11" WB-4 BEAM SIZE: 32"x6" SB 167230 property line property line 15'-0" [4.6] (ROOF RAFTER SIZE) 17'-0" 8" X 8" POSTS 46 " 1 4 ] 44 " [ 1 3 WBX 3 3 3 N SCALE: DATE: ADDRESS: PROJECT NUMBER: DRAWN BY: NOBLE SOLUTIONS info@nobleltd.ca (437) (647) 2131 WILLIAMS UNIT BRAMPTON,ON. 01 ISSUED FOR PERMIT THE CONTRACTOR MUST VERIFY AND ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR ALL DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS ON SITE AND MUST NOTIFY THE DESIGNER/ENGINEER OF ANY VARIATIONS FROM SUPPLIED INFORMATION. CONSTRUCTION MUST CONFORM TO ALL APPLICABLE CODES The undersigned responsibility for qualifications and set out in the Ontario designer QUALIFICATION (Required unless 3.2.5 Division Tanvir Rai DESIGNER Noble Prime Solutions FIRM 3/16" = 1'-0" MAY 04/22 53 DORWARD ETOBICOKE, BP MAY NOTE: EXISITNG GROUND FLOOR AREA: 1,565.5 SF REFER TO CONSTRUCTION NOTES N1 TO N6 AND DETAILS NOTE: ALL EXISTING BRICK VENEER WALLS ARE TO REMAIN AND BE RECLADDED TO STUCCO. W 10'-0" [3.0] 9'-10" [3.0] 13'-0" [3.9] 13'-4" [4.1] 11'-1" [3.4] 19'-7" [6.0] 13'-0" [3.9] 5'-0" [1.5] 9'-9" [3.0] 18'-5" [5.6] 60"(W) X 60"(H) 60"(W) X 60"(H) 60"(W) X 60"(H) 4'-6" [1.4] 4'-7" [1.4] 2'-0" [0.6] CL 6'-0" [1.8] CL CL 2'-0" [0.6] 5'-0" [1.5] 60"(W) X 60"(H) W.I.C. (58 SF) 8'-6" [2.6] 8'-1"

9'-9"

6'-0"

5'-7"

WASHROOM 32"(W) X 42"(H) 30"(W) X 72"(H) LINEN 60"(W) X 60"(H) MASTER BEDROOM (342 SF) ENSUITE (68 SF) (51 SF) BEDROOM 2 (134 SF) BEDROOM 3 (136 SF) BEDROOM 4 (138 SF) LAUNDRY (22 SF) SHARED WASHROOM 10'-11" [3.3] 5'-8" [1.7] 41'-2" 4'-9" 5'-8" 15'-8" 5'-11" 22'-1" 10" 6'-7"7'-5" 4'-9" 4'-0" 9'-2" 7'-3" 45'-11" 36'-0" 30"(W) X 72"(H) S.A. S.A. S.A. S.A. S.A. CMD 56 56 56 56 56 54 54 54 55 31 31 31 31 6 3 10 10 10 10 10 52 26 23 6 6 6 6 5 6 5 5 5 5 5 6a WB3 WB3 WB-3 WB-3 WB-1 WB1 WL3 WB12 96"(W) X 72"(H) 5'-5" 6'-9" 17'-2" 6'-8" 58 WB-3 6'-2" [1.9] 6'-0" [1.8] GLASS RAILING TRUSS DIRECTION TRUSS DIRECTION 2 A-11 WB1 2'-0" [0.6] BALCONY 9'-11" 4'-2" DN 9'-11" [3.0] 30 " [ 0 9 ] 31 14 15 N SCALE: DATE: ADDRESS: PROJECT NUMBER: DRAWN BY: CHECKED NOBLE PRIME SOLUTIONS info@nobleltd.ca (437) 888 1800 (647) 207 5470 2131 WILLIAMS PARKWAY UNIT 19, BRAMPTON,ON. 01 ISSUED FOR PERMIT THE CONTRACTOR MUST VERIFY AND ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR ALL DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS ON SITE AND MUST NOTIFY THE DESIGNER/ENGINEER OF ANY VARIATIONS FROM THE SUPPLIED INFORMATION. CONSTRUCTION MUST CONFORM TO ALL APPLICABLE CODES AND REQUIREMENTS OF AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION. The undersigned has reviewed responsibility for this design qualifications and meet the set out in the Ontario Building designer QUALIFICATION INFORMATION (Required unless design is 3.2.5 Division C of Tanvir Rai DESIGNER Noble Prime Solutions Ltd FIRM 3/16" = 1'-0" 21R-24165 MAY 04/22 53 DORWARD DR, ETOBICOKE, ON BP MAY 04/22 NOTE: EXISITNG SECOND FLOOR AREA: 1,458.6 SF REFER TO CONSTRUCTION NOTES N1 TO N6 AND DETAILS ADDRESS: DWG No: NUMBER: BY: CHECKED BY: NOBLE PRIME SOLUTIONS LTD. info@nobleltd.ca (437) 888 1800 (647) 207 5470 2131 WILLIAMS PARKWAY UNIT 19, BRAMPTON,ON. ISSUED FOR PERMIT FOR ALL DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS ON SITE AND MUST NOTIFY THE DESIGNER/ENGINEER OF ANY VARIATIONS FROM THE SUPPLIED INFORMATION. CONSTRUCTION MUST CONFORM TO ALL APPLICABLE CODES AND REQUIREMENTS OF AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION. undersigned has reviewed and taken responsibility for this design and has qualifications and meet the requirements out in the Ontario Building Code to be a designer QUALIFICATION INFORMATION (Required unless design is exempted under 3.2.5 Division C of OBC) Tanvir Rai 103482 DESIGNER BCIN Noble Prime Solutions Ltd 118716 FIRM BCIN 3/16" = 1'-0" A-8 FRONT SIDE ELEVATION 21R-24165 MAY 04/22 DORWARD DR, ETOBICOKE, ON BP JB MAY 04/22 MAY 04/22 17 | Residential Extension Proposed Second Level Plan Proposed Ground Level Plan N

[2.5]

[3.0]

[1.8]

[1.7]

R-20 (RSI 3.52) MINIMUM INSULATION OVER INNER SYRFACE OF EXTERIOR

NEAR ROOF EAVES (OBC. SB-12. 2.1.1.7.(B))

R-20 (RSI 3.52) MINIMUM INSULATION OVER INNER SURFACE OF EXTERIOR WALLS NEAR ROOF EAVES (OBC. SB-12. 2.1.1.7.(B))

R-50 (RSI 8.81) INSUL. CONT.6 MIL. V.B 15.9 (5/8") GYP. BD.

R-50 (RSI 8.81) INSUL. CONT.6 MIL. V.B 15.9 (5/8”) GYP. BD.

SEAL JOINT AT EXT. WALL AND CEILING INTERSECTION AS PER OBC DIV. B-9.25.3.3.(4).

OF PLATE

AIR BARRIER OPENING AIR BARRIER TO BE SEALED TO WINDOW/DOOR FRAME WITH COMPATIBLE TAPE OR SPRAY FOAM INSULATION PER OBC DIV. B- 9.25.3.3.(11).

AIR BARRIER OPENING AIR BARRIER TO BE SEALED TO WINDOW/DOOR FRAME WITH COMPATIBLE TAPE OR SPRAY FOAM INSULATION PER OBC DIV. B-9.25.3.3.(11).

SEAL JOINT TO SUB FLOOR AND AROUND FLOOR JOIST AS PER OBC. DIV. B-9.25.3.3.(4)

MIN RSI 3.87 (R-22) BATT INSULATION W/B VAPOUR BARRIER

SEAL

MIN RSI 3.87 (R-22) BATT INSULATION W/B VAPOUR BARRIER

SEAL JOINT TO SUB FLOOR AND AROUND FLOOR JOIST AS PER OBC. DIV. B-9.25.3.3.(4)

DIV. B-9.25.3.3.(4)

FOUNDATION WALLS ENCLOSING HEATED SPACE SHALL BE INSULATED FROM THE UNDER SIDE OF SUBFLOOR TO NOT MORE THAN 200mm (8") ABOVE THE FINISHED FLOOR OF THE BASEMENT MINIMUM RSI 2.1 (R12) INSULATION WITH VAPOUR BARRIER DAMPROOF WITH BUILDING PAPER BETWEEN THE FOUNDATION WALL AND INSULATION UP TO GRADE LEVEL

SEALED JOINT AS PER OBC. DIV. B-9.25.3.3.(1)

CAULK ALL JOINTS, INTERSECTIONS AND PENETRATION OF SLABS AS PER OBC. DIV. B-9.25.3.3.(15)

CAULK ALL JOINTS, INTERSECTIONS AND PENETRATION OF SLABS AS PER OBC. DIV.B-9.25.3.3.(15)

BARRIER SYSTEM BARRIER INSTALLED IN CONFORMANCE WITH DIV.9.25.3

AIR BARRIER SYSTEM AIR BARRIER TO BE INSTALLED IN CONFORMANCE WITH OBC. DIV. 9.25.3

Wall Section Detail

HEADER WRAP TO BE SEALED OR LAPPED TO THE

HEADER WRAP TO BE SEALED OR LAPPED TO THE WALL

AIR BARRIER ABOVE AND BELOW AS PER OBC. DIV. B-9.25.3.3.(8) REFER TO

SECOND FLOOR

HEAD WRAP TO BE SEALED OR LAPPED TO THE WALL

HEADER WRAP TO BE SEALED OR LAPPED TO THE

AIR BARRIER ABOVE AND BELOW AS PER OBC. DIV. B-9.25.3.3.(8)

GROUND FLOOR

FOUNDATION WALLS ENCLOSING HEATED SPACE SHALL BE INSULATED FROM THE UNDER SIDE OF SUBFLOOR TO NOT MORE THAN 200MM (8”) ABOVE THE FINISHED

FLOOR OF THE BASEMENT MINIMUM

RSI 2.1 (R12) INSULATION WITH VAPOUR BARRIER DAMPROOF WITH BUILDING PAPER BETWEEN THE FOUNDATION WALL AND INSULATION UP TO GRADE LEVEL.

BASEMENT SLAB

TOP OF PLATE

FLOOR

BASEMENT SLAB

(6") MIN REFER TO ELEVETION REFER TO ELEVATION REFER TO ELEVETION 75mm (3") 150mm (6") MIN 8" MAX

MIN

FIN. SECOND

FIN. GROUND

FIN.

150mm

500(1-8")

WALL

AIR BARRIER ABOVE AND BELOW AS PER OBC. DIV. B-9.25.3.3.(8)

WALL

AIR BARRIER ABOVE AND BELOW AS PER OBC. DIV. B-9.25.3.3.(8)

WALLS

JOINT TO SUB FLOOR AND AROUND FLOOR JOIST AS PER OBC.

18 | Residentail Extension Bedroom Perspective Living Room Perspective Exterior Rear View

ELEVATION

MIN 200MM (8”) MAX 150MM (6”) MIN

400 MM

ELEVATION REFER TO ELEVATION REFER TO

150MM (6”)

TOP

FIN.

TYP. WALL

Proposed Section

N SCALE: DATE: ADDRESS: PROJECT NUMBER: DRAWN BY: SOLUTIONS LTD. 2131 WILLIAMS PARKWAY 01 ISSUED FOR PERMIT THE CONTRACTOR MUST VERIFY AND ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR ALL DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS ON SITE AND MUST NOTIFY THE DESIGNER/ENGINEER OF ANY VARIATIONS FROM THE SUPPLIED INFORMATION. CONSTRUCTION MUST CONFORM TO ALL APPLICABLE CODES AND REQUIREMENTS OF AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION. The undersigned has reviewed and taken responsibility for this design and has qualifications and meet the requirements set out in the Ontario Building Code to be a designer QUALIFICATION INFORMATION (Required unless design is exempted under 3.2.5 Division C of OBC) Tanvir Rai 103482 DESIGNER BCIN Noble Prime Solutions Ltd 118716 FIRM BCIN

SECTION DETAIL 53 DORWARD DR, ETOBICOKE, ON MAY 04/22 TO BE BUILT BY OTHERS TOP OF BASEMENT SLAB FINISHED GRADE LEVEL FINISHED GROUND FLOOR FINISHED SECOND FLOOR 9'-0" 7'-7" 5'-8" TOP OF PLATE ROOF MIDPOINT TOP OF ROOF 5'-9" 7'-3" 1'-1" POURED CONC. FOUNDATION WALL & FOOTING CAST IN PLACE CONCRETE PORCH & SILL 8" X 8" COLUMN TOP OF WINDOW TOP OF WINDOW 8'-4" 11'-0" 9'-0" PUJA ROOM LIVING ROOM PANTRY KITCHEN BEDROOM 3 HALLWAY MASTER BEDROOM 8" 8" SELF SEALING ASPHALT SHINGLES 9" R - 31 R - 60 R -19 + 5 ci R - 31 R - 60 R - 60 R - 60 R - 60 R -19 + 5 ci R -19 + 5 ci R -19 + 5 ci R - 20 ci 19 | Residential Extension

Built Renovation - Under Construction

03 SKATEPARK NATURA

This skatepark proposal intends to create a space where both pedestrians and skateboarders can interact with one another while incorporating elements of nature into an urban city like Toronto. Seeking inspiration from the Mainson Owl Restaurant, designed by Junya Ishigami, the project attempts to create an organic style of landscape architecture that juxtaposes it’s surroundings. To achieve this, the organic form of a cave was implemented into the skatepark, thus breaking the rectilinear language of Toronto. Topographic changes in elevation was a large aspect of this project, which has been executed throughout the entire site in both, the grass fields and the skatepark.

LOCATION: Toronto, ON

PROGRAMS: Rhino 8.0, Revit, Enscape, Adobe Illustrator

YEAR COMPLETED: Fall, 2022

PROJECT TYPE: Academic

20 | Skatepark Natura Proposed Site Splitting the Site

21 | Skatepark Natura Circulation Paths Organic Structure Extruded Green Topography

Extruded Skatepark Structure

Reciprocated Skatepark Structure

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Reciprocated Skatepark Form

Creating Access Points Breaking the Urban Composition Integration of Green Spaces

Ground Level Plan 1 Skate-park 2 Sunken Skate-park 3 Cafe 4 Seating Area 5 Washrooms 6 Rippled Grass Terrain for Seating 7 Roof Overhang 8 Safety Rails 23 | Skatepark Natura

SECTION D 0 10 25 SCALE 1:300 SECTION A 0 10 25 SECTION B 0 10 25 SCALE 1:300 Section A Section B Section C Section D 1 1/2" = 1'-0" 1 Skatepark Detail 1 24 | Skatepark Natura

Landcaping Topography Mimicing the Skatepark

COORDINTE W/ STEEL

4" CONC. SLAB

REBAR CONTINUOUS

COORDINATE W/ STEEL EDGE

4" CONC. SLAB W' THICKENED EDGE

Half Pipe Detail

EDGE @12" O.C.

THICKENED

@12" EACH WAY 6" CONC. SLAB

EDGE

4" MIN. CRUSHED ROCK COMPACTED SUBGRADE

5'0" 5'6" 5'0" 5'6"

HALF PIPE DETAIL

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Inside the Skatepark Night Conditions Cafe Seating

04

COMMUNITY & RECREATION CENTRE

The repurposing of this vacant existing building aims to be a community centre for the refugees coming to Italy. The proposal provides a learning space and an indoor recreational space. The community centre proposes spaces for quiet study, collaborative study, as well as classes to learn Italian, and multipurpose rooms. The extended indoor gym can be used instead of the outdoor recreation area. It proposes an exercise area as well as a lounge area for study/waiting. This project allows for a smooth transition within refugee lives and brings a sense of belonging.

LOCATION: Bari, Italy

PROGRAMS: Revit, Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator

YEAR COMPLETED: Summer, 2023

PROJECT TYPE: Academic Abroad

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27| Community&Recreation Centre Elements

Continuation of Arches

Exterior Pedestrian Path System

Extension

Proposed Walls

Existing Wall

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Ground Level South Elevation North Elevation

Private Spaces

Circulation Spaces

Service Spaces

Public Spaces

29 | Community&Recreation Centre Building Threshold Perspective Drawing

Second Level

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Section A Spatial Relationships Shown Through Exploded Axonometric Section B Section C Exterior Extended Bridge Interior Study / Waiting Space

3 COURSES OF RUNNING BOND BRICK 190MM X 90MM

1 COURSE SOLDIER BRICK 90MM X 190MM

200MM X 400MM STEEL COLUMN AS VERTICAL SUPPORT SYSTEM

STEEL ANGLE AS HORIZONTAL SUPPORT SYSTEM AT 600MM O.C. OR EVERY 6 COURSES

Detail Sketch Models

LOAD BEARING BRICK ARCHES

Extended Interior Gymnasium or multipurpose

Event Hall: Public Spaces shown in Yellow

PERFORRATED BRICK SCREEN WITH 190MM X 90MM STANDARD BRICK SIZE

Perforated Screen Detail at Archway

Extended Interior Classroom: Private Spaces shown in Red

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05 MADAWASKA SUMMIT

Madawaska Summit, a proposed eight unit residential townhouse complex aims to create a sense of place by creating a community through the farmer’s market initiative. The stepped aggregation of the units address the site’s natural sloping conditions and create an inviting circulation path which leads to the central green space. The units are paired to share the same design principles and create shared public spaces between each pair. Moreover, the staggered unit aggregation allows for front yard privacy from the general public. The form of each unit is like a long box where the front and back sides are glazed with openings, allowing for cross ventilation and maximum sunlight. Creating a projected overhang on the storeys above the ground level provide shade and a more pedestrianized environment. The larger units also include an additional sunroom at the rear end of the units, allowing occupants to overlook the York River and enjoy daylight in a more open space.

LOCATION: Bancroft, Ontario

PROGRAMS: Revit, Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Enscape

YEAR COMPLETED: Winter, 2022

PROJECT TYPE: Academic

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Unit Aggregations Relevant to Site Circulation

33 | Madawaska Summit Circulation & Access points

Second & Third Storey + Overhanfg

Gable Roof Mimicing the Surrounding Landscape

DN DN DN DN DN56,000 mm 40,000 mm Rear Yard Set Back 6,000 mm 1. Farmer’s Garden & Market 2. Outdoor Farmers Garden 3. Oﬃce 4. Private Study/Den 5. Storage 6. Coﬀee/Bar 7. Smoothie & Snack Bar 8. Sunroom / Private Garden 9. Laundry 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 6 5 5 UP UP 1 2 9 DN DN DN10 10 10 10 10 10 7 10 10 5 5 8 8 8 8 10 10 10 10 10 11 11 9 9 9 9 9 34 | Madawaska Summit Ground Level Second Level Madawaska Street Alice Street N 1. Farmer’s Garden & Market 2. Outdoor Farmers Garden 3. Office 4. Private Study/Den 5. Storage 6. Coffee/Bar 5. Storage 7. Smoothie & Snack Bar 8. Sunroom / Private Garden 9. Laundry 10. Balcony 11. Loft

MAXIMUMBUILDINGHEIGHT:17M

MINIMUMBUILDINGHEIGHT:6M PROPOSEDBUILDINGHEIGHT:15M

Project Statistics

Accessible Unit

Live Work Unit

Single / Couple Unit

Family Unit

Large Family Unit

Community Farmers Garden/Market

Second Level

Hotels Residential building Schools Comercial building Community services Church Museum 1 Madawaska Legend SITE 2 - 1 MADAWASKA st. 100 Year Flood STREET AVENUE STATIONSTREET Biking Highway Secondary Lane Trail Parking Pedestrian Path Entry Way 3 3 1 1 2 2 2 2 4 4 1&5 1&5 6 6 7 7 1. Living Room 2. Oﬃce 3. Lo� 4. Kitchen 5. Dining 6. Bedroom 7. Washroom ALICESTREET MADAWASKASTREET 56MLOTFRONTAGE 40M 6MREARYARD SETBACK

Hotels Residential buildings Schools Comercial building Community services Church Museum 1 Madawaska Legend 140 280 Highway Lane Trai Secondary Roads Biking Parking Pedestrian path Bridge 100 Year flood Entry way 1 Madawaska Legend Sout East section SITE 2 - 1 MADAWASKA st. 35 | Madawaska Summit Section A Sun Path & Climate Analysis Context & Building Typologies Circulation Paths 100 Year Flood HASTINGS STREET CLEAK AVENUE STATIONSTREET Biking Highway Secondary Lane Trail Parking Pedestrian Path Entry Way Legend Hotels Commercial Residential Schools Services Church Museum Site Legend Highway Secondary Lane Trail Biking Parking Pedestrain Entrance 100 Year Flood

1. Farmer’s Garden & Market 2. Outdoor Farmers Garden 3. Oﬃce 4. Private Study/Den 5. Storage 6. Coﬀee/Bar 7. Smoothie & Snack Bar 8. Sunroom / Private Garden 9. Laundry 10. Balcony 11. Lo� 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 DN 36 | Madawaska Summit

Living Room Space N

Third Level 8. Sunroom / Private Garden 9. Laundry 10. Balcony

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Accessability Unit (1 Bedroom) Live Work Unit (2 Bedroom)

Family Unit ( Bedroom) Large Family (3 Bedroom)

Single / Couple Unit (1 Bedroom)

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Farmers Market Interior Space Collage

South Elevation

West Elevation

Deliverable 2 - The Community Space Aanshi

Community Space

Located on Site 2, 1 Madawaska Street, Bancroft, the community space is a proposed vertical farm. It promotes social gatherings and interactions between community members and residents. It is to be an area where people can shop for their everyday groceries and fresh produce. Vertical farms are able to produce fresh produce in bulk, yet occupy little space as the crops are grown in a vertical manner. The space is to be predominantly used by the residents of the housing complex however people from the surrounding area are also welcome to engage in helping out within the vertical farm as volunteers or to shop for groceries. Organized in rows of stacked crops and vegetables, the people can easily move through isles and meet one another on a daily basis. Approximately 20 people can occupy the vertical farm at a time including sta and volunteers, more than this limit would create a crowded environment. Being enclosed by glass walls, light can always enter the space and help with plant growth although UV lights would be placed on top of the plants to allow for optimum growth during the night as well. The envision of the proposed space is to foster a relationship among the people of Bancroft, especially those living on site, thus encouraging unity and minimizing the sense of isolation and loneliness.

Madawaska Summit features a Farmers Garden which is situated on the North - East end of the site. This location allows for connection to Madawaska Street and the adjacent park. The South side of the Farmers Garden can be opened to the exterior space for outdoor market space, encouraging people to enter the Farmers Garden. The indoor/outdoor market space promotes exterior activities during the warmer months. Moreover, the Farmer’s Garden will increase community relationships and social gatherings to promote a sense of community between the residents of Madawaska Summit. The local townspeople are given the opportunity to grow fresh produce and sell it to the community. As a result, this initiative contributes to a Circular Economy. By offering fresh produce to the public, it supports community activity within the town.

Conceptual Farmers Market Drawing

Section 071 - Jamrozik April 16 2022

Patel

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TREBLE

During recent times, interacting with one another and creating new relationships has become nearly impossible due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Treble is an urban chair primarily intended to be located in park settings , striving to offer innovative and safe public seating while reconnecting people in a secluded environment. The individual units are constructed with plywood frames and steel reinforcements so the module can be adjusted in different positions to accommodate for the user’s comfort. Each side allows for a person to interact with the seating in one of four ways, including sitting, reclining, sleeping, or leaning . Adding on to Treble’s multiple applications, a mesh net is fixed to one side, therefore creating a plane where one can lie down. This conceptual design is based on the integrity of a triangular form . Stemming from this idea, the shape was manipulated to facilitate the human body in an organic manner. Not only is Treble a piece of urban furniture , it also portrays a new identity for the site in which it resides.

LOCATION: Toronto, ON

PROGRAMS:

Rhino 8.0, Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator

YEAR COMPLETED: Winter, 2022

PROJECT TYPE: Academic Competition

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ARRANGED IN ROWS TO CREATE CIRCULATION OR SURROUND EXISTING CIRCULATION PATHWAYS

Arranged in rows to create circulation or surrounding existing circulation pathways.

ARRANGED IN A SCATTERED MANNER ACCORDING TO USERS

Arranged in a scattered manner according to users.

ARRANGED SURROUNDING A CERTAIN VIEWPOINT

Arranged surrounding a centre point of view point

Relaxed/Reclined Sitting Leaning/Support Sleeping

Reclined / Relaxed Sitting Leaning / Support Sleeping

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Furniture Fabrication and Dimensions

STEEL BRACING FOR STRUCTURAL REINFORCEMENT.

STEEL BRACING FOR STRUCTURAL REINFORCEMENT

POLYESTER NET

PLYWOOD FRAME MAKES UP THE SKELETON OF THE STRUCTURE

EACH PLYWOOD FRAME IS 0.075m THICK AND EVENLY SPACED AT INTERVALS OF 0.0375m

EACH PLYWOOD FRAME IS 0.075M THICK AND EVENLY SPACED AT INTERVALS OF 0.0375

1.5 m 1.7 m 0.85 m 0.85 m 0.75 m 0.75 m

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