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ABOUT ME In 2012, I discovered my passion for architecture during a semester exchange in Budapest as an undergraduate Kinesiology student. Exploring that complex city revealed an urban landscape composed of crumbling Brutalist Soviet era structures juxtaposed with the Art Nouveau grandeur of the Imperial past. Architecture is an insight into ourselves, where we have been and where we are going. In my free time, I enjoy traveling, hiking with friends, and reading a good book.
Hard Skills Revit
Rhino
AutoCAD
V-Ray
Sketch Up
3DS Max
Photoshop
Illustrator
InDesign
Wordpress
Soft Skills Communication
Collaboration
Problem Solving
Interpersonal Skills
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HAND DRAWINGS
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INDEX
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ABOUT ME
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HAND DRAWINGS
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INDEX
CEDAR SHINGLES
RIGID INSULATION EXPOSED TIMBER DECKING FLASHING INTERIOR SHEATHING
EXPOSED JOIST 3 1/4 CEDAR LAP SIDING MIN. 1 1/4" OVERLAP
RIGID INSULATION
EXTERIOR SHEATHING WATER RESISTIVE BARRIER STARTER STRIP
WINDOW HEADER
1/4" GAP Z-FLASHING Accent Trim FLASHING
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POWELL ST LEGACY CENTRE
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THE INNOVATION HUB
WINDOW FRAME
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MUSICIAN’S CABIN
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CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
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The Science of Agriculture Museum with the Washington Monument at night. The purple glow emitted by the field of greenhouses contrast the white light of the Washington Monument. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is the only office building on the Mall. Furthermore, the USDA has no public programming. This thesis proposes a Science of Agriculture Museum – adjacent to the USDA’s building – that re-frames agriculture
as a S.T.E.M. profession. Moreover, this intervention responds critically to the scale, architectural styles, and materiality of the Mall by introducing humanscaled public spaces and greenhouses.
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Photograph of Site Model showing the relationship between the proposed Science of Agriculture Museum, Washington Monument, and National African American Museum of History and Culture.
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Site Section of the Science of Agriculture Museum to the Nation African American Museum of History and Culture The proposed Science of Agriculture Museum is in dialogue with the Washington Monument and the National African American Museum of History and Culture (NAAMHC). Together, they create a
compelling narrative that highlights the connection between agriculture, technology, and slavery rooted in American history. 8
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White House
Lincoln Memorial
Proposed site for Science of Agriculture Museum
Washington Monument
Capitol Building
Jefferson Memorial
Overview of the National Mall in Washington, D.C. The United States’ National Mall is a landscape unlike any other. The expansive – seemingly endless – lawn, flanked by enormous museums, memorials, and galleries, is the end of a pilgrimage for American civil religion. The Mall is a cultural landscape that
communicates to a diverse audience (domestic and international) the virtues and values of American society. Through classical and Christian imagery, the Mall reinforces American exceptionalism. 10
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African American Museum of History & Culture
National Museum of American History
Washington Monument
Sylvan Theatre
Science of Agriculture Museum
USDA Jamie Whitten Building
USDA Yates Building Holocaust Memorial
USDA South Building
Close up context plan of the National Mall with proposed Science of Agriculture Museum The USDA, referred to by Lincoln as “the People’s Department,” only communicates with the public through its neoclassical façade that evokes a bucolic image of farming that does not represent the current state of farming in America nor the work of the USDA.
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This thesis looks at the ways in which the theory of American Civil Religion and neo-postmodernism can inform a museum that reflects the scientific work of the USDA and and discourages lore of the Yeoman farmer and the individual participant in democracy.
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Aerial view of the Science of Agriculture Museum A resurgence over the last 10 years in postmodernism amongst a new generation of architects has sparked a critical look at the ambiguity of architectural symbolism in society. The recent re-engagement with architectural symbolism explores architecture’s
communicative powers in order to explore architecture’s role in “rewriting sociological narratives and reveal societal values.1” 12
1. “About.” Bureau Spectacular. Accessed December 14, 2018. http:// bureau-spectacular.net/about/.
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Agricultural symbolism on the National Mall American agrarianism, as informed by the frontier myth, has kept farmers from positive adaptation, reinforcing instead the self-image of a hero victimized by circumstances. These myths of the yeoman farmer are inconsistent with today’s tech-savvy, agricultural industry.
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Today, the agriculture industry in America bears little – if any – resemblance to the bucolic, quaint image of the small American farm. The industry is characterized by precision technologies, large scale production of genetically modified cash crops, and massive industrialized farms.
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17,000
Level 3
Classrooms & Meeting Spaces
13,500
8,000ft² (743m²)
Offices & Research Rooms 7,000ft² (650m²)
Level 2
8,500
Demonstration Labs 5,000ft² (465m²)
Permanent Exhibitions
Level 1
10,000ft² (929m²)
3,500
Temporary Exhibitions
Level 0 (Plaza)
15,000ft² (1,394m²)
- 1,500
Entrance/ Upper Lobby 1,200ft² (111m²)
Gift Shop
2,000ft² (186m²)
Cafe
2,800ft² (260m²)
Greenhouses 9,000ft² (836m²)
Audtitorium
6,000ft² (557m²)
Lower Lobby
14,000ft² (1,300m²)
Storage
30,000ft² (2,787m²)
Level -1
-4,500
Total 110,000ft² (10,220m²)
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View of Washington Monument from the Demonstration Labs on the Second Floor of the Museum
The demonstration labs are located on the second floor of the museum and look out at the Washington monument. The labs in the foreground recontextualizes the Washington monument and the lore of George Washington as a yeoman farmer.
Interacting with plant matter and soil in a laboratory setting allows visitors to concretely understand the inherent complexity and ambiguity of natural phenomena. 15
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Delineate Entrance
North Elevation of Science of Agriculture Museum The entrance to the museum is marked by a cut out in the shape of a traditional Prairie barn (also known as a Western barn.) The iconic shape of the barn is subtracted from the Science of Agriculture Museum to suggest that this symbol of the idyllic, pastoral farm is absent in today’s large-scale agricultural industry.
Together the negative space of the barn and the purple glowing greenhouses signifies to visitors on the Mall that our widely held assumptions of agricultural production and farming are inconsistent with reality. 16
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Science of Agriculture Museum as seen from the National Mall
As visitors walk towards the Science of Agriculture Museum from the Mall, they encounter a field of greenhouses that get taller as they descend into the plaza. When they reach the plaza the greenhouses obscure the visitor’s view of the Mall which in turn
makes the plaza a separate space from the expansive Mall.
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View of Plaza from the Museum Entrance
“The Mall works from a distance. It works from an airplane, or from the top of the Washington Monument or the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, but it doesn’t work as a place to experience.” - Kaid Benfield
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The Mall itself feels empty. Few of its spaces have a sense of enclosure, and some of them are just too vast. The well- defined plaza adjacent to the Science of Agriculture Museum is a welcomed change from the immense 3-mile long Mall.
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Entrance to Greenhouses from the Lower Level of the Museum
This compact row of productive greenhouses are a stark contrast to the Mall’s expansive, bucolic, wellgroomed grass. The human-scale of the greenhouses distinguishes this site from the enormous museums and monuments that flank the Mall. Moreover, the
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diminutive scale of the greenhouses demonstrates the ways in which science and technology create more efficient methods of land management. Lastly, the field of greenhouses subtly but definitively separates the plaza from expansive lawn of the Mall.
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Photograph of the Greenhouse Section Model When entering the site from the Mall, there is gentle 1:20 slope towards a plaza that is located 1..5m below grade from the Mall. The slope is populated by a field of greenhouses that are accessible via the lower lobby level of museum. Since the greenhouses are located
below ground, only the tops of the greenhouses are visible from the ground plane.
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Close up of the Greenhouse Section Model Due to the gentle slope of the lawn, the greenhouses appear taller and more visible from the ground plane. The effect is monumental. The field of glowing purple greenhouses slowly envelops visitors as they descend towards the plaza.
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The greenhouses play with scale and perspective to juxtapose the distant buildings on the Mall. From inside the field of greenhouses, they appear big and important while everything monumental on the Mall is small and obscured from view.
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View of Proposal for 61 & 95 Hasting Street
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BUILDING
T R E E T
UP
THE METROPOLE COMMUNITY PUB
STORAGE
THE BOURBON
HOUSING ON HASTINGS
OFFICE
UP
PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO MODEL EXPRESS
WORKSHOP CLAWS NAIL STUDIO
WISHING TREATS
A W HASTINGS STREET
WOODWARD’S BUILDING THE METROPOLE COMMUNITY PUB
THE BOURBON WILDEBEEST
NECTAR JUICERY
PRADO CAFE
Level 2 Plan Scale 1:200
TACOMIO
MODEL EXPRESS
CLAWS NAIL STUDIO
WISHING TREATS
A B B O T T HASTINGS URBAN FARM
S T R E E T
CURENT SITE
W HASTINGS STREET
WILDEBEEST
NECTAR JUICERY
PRADO CAFE
TACOMIO
A B B O T T HASTINGS URBAN FARM
S T R E E T
PUBLIC WASHROOM
A B B O T T
Current Site CURENT SITE
LATE NIGHT EATS
LATE NIGHT EATS
LATE NIGHT EATS
WOODWARD’S BUILDING
S T R E E T
THE METROPOLE COMMUNITY PUB
UP THE BOURBON
LOADING BAY
UP CAFE
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For this project, I collaborated with Samantha Chan and Leah Porter to create a mixed-use, mid rise tower in the heart of Gastown.
COFFEE SHOP
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THE BOURBON
WILDEBEEST
We challenged ourselves to activate all four sides of the ground plane and engage with Vancouver’s alleyway revitalization initiative. Thinking temporally, we strategically clustered businesses that operate at the same time such as late night restaurants and pop up shops.
NECTAR JUICERY
PRADO CAFE
A B B O T T
BUS STOP
HASTINGS URBAN FARM
S T R E E T
Ground Level Plan Scale 1:200 TACOMIO
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CLAWS NAIL STUDIO
STORE
W HASTINGS STREET
WOODWARD’S BUILDING
THE METROPOLE COMMUNITY PUB
CLAWS WISHING NAIL TREATS STUDIO CONVENIENCE
Proposed Site PROPOSED SITE
WISHING TREATS
W HASTINGS STREET
WILDEBEEST
NECTAR JUICERY
PRADO CAFE
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A B B O T T S T
HASTINGS URBAN FARM
GARBAGE
LAUNDRY
HOUSING ON HASTINGS
61 & 95 WEST HASTINGS STREET
WEST ABBOTT ST
1 NEIGHBOURHOOD = 3 FLOORS
10 UNITS/ FLOOR (2O BEDROOMS/ FLOOR) 4X STUDIO UNITS (355 FT ²) 2X 2 BEDROOM UNITS (725 FT ²) 4X 3 BEDROOM UNITS (880 FT ²) EACH NEIGHBOURHOOD SHARES 3 FLOORS OF COMMON SPACE
MEZZANINE
RENTABLE WORKSPACES FOR POP UP SHOPS
GROUND FLOOR NORTH WEST SOUTH WEST
LATE NIGHT EATS PERMANENT STORES & CAFES PERMANENT STORES & CAFES POP UP SHOPS
PERMANENT SHOPS
HOURS OF OPERATION
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9 AM
10 AM
11 AM
12 PM
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SOUTH HASTINGS ST
NORTH ALLEYWAY
EAST ATRIUM
& CAFES POP UP SHOPS FOOD STALLS 2 PM
3 PM
4 PM
5 PM
6 PM
7 PM
8 PM
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10 PM
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12 AM
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2 AM
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4 AM
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A B B O T T
KITCHEN ART STUDIO
S T R E E T
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STORAGE
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OFFICE
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PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO
WORKSHOP
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Level 2 Plan Level 2 Plan Scale 1:200
POP-UP SHOPS
A B B O T T S T R E E T
PUBLIC WASHROOM LATE NIGHT EATS
LATE NIGHT EATS
LATE NIGHT EATS
UP
LOADING BAY
UP UP
POP-UP SHOPS
CAFE
COFFEE SHOP
CONVENIENCE STORE
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BUS STOP
Ground Level Plan
Ground Level Plan Scale 1:200
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298 BIKE STORAGE
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S T R E E T
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3 Bedroom Unit Layout
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Neighbourhood 1 Plan - Level 5
Neighbourhood 1 Plan - Level 5 Scale 1:200
Neighbourho
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2 Bedroom Unit Layout
OPEN TO BELOW
OPEN TO BELOW
S T R E E T
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Neighbourhood 1 Plan - Level 4 Neighbourhood 1 Plan - Level 4 Scale 1:200
This project re-imagines student housing in Gastown. In Vancouver’s expensive real estate market, two students will share a one bedroom apartment by converting the living room into a second bedroom using screens, curtains, or dividers. As a result, students often live without adequate privacy, light or, space.
Neighbourho Scale 1:400
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S T R E E T
UP
OPEN T BELOW
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OPEN TO BELOW
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Our design responds to students’ needs for privacy and cheaper rent by creating studios, 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom units without living rooms. Each floor contains 20 occupants.
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Neighbourhood 1 Plan - Level 3
Neighbourhood 1 Plan - Level 3 Scale 1:200
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Neighbourho Scale 1:400
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Section A - A Section A Scale 1:200 By densifying the units and removing individual living rooms we were able to carve out space on each floor for a community living room and balcony with amenities such as barbecues, pool tables, projection rooms and, lounge areas. Living rooms can be rented
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out for parties, movie nights or social events. Three living rooms are connected vertically to create a neighborhood. A neighborhood is comprised of 3 floors (60 residents) that share living rooms and amenities.
Section A Scale 1:200
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NEIGHBOURHOOD 4: COMMON SPACE VIEW OF NORTH SHORE
NEIGHBOURHOOD 3: COMMON SPACE VIEW OF SCIENCE WORLD
NEIGHBOURHOOD 1: COMMON SPACE VIEW OF NORTHSHORE MOUNTAINS
Partially Exploded Axonometric with Views from Neighborhood Living Rooms
NEIGHBOURHOOD 2: COMMON SPACE VIEW OF SUN TOWER
Each living room has a unique view of the city, giving each neighborhood a sense of identity, and creating a dynamic facade and reflects the lively nature of the ground plane. 29
POWELL ST LEGACY CENTRE
Car Share Parking
Folding & Ironing Area
JACKSON AVE
Bike Storage Public Laundry Facility
Loading & Storage Industrial Laundry Community Room/ Classroom Residential Lobby & Entrance
POWELL ST
First Floor Plan This studio focused on housing in Vancouver’s former Japanese-Canadian neighborhood on Powell street. We were taught about the legacy of the Japanese-Canadian community in Vancouver and the community’s current relationship with the area.
Though the most of the Vancouver’s JapaneseCanadian community no longer resides in this neighborhood, their connection to their history remains strong. This project infuses the JapaneseCanadian history back into the Powell Street neighborhood while also connecting to the current 30 residents of the Downtown Eastside.
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Perspective from Powell St The Powell Street Legacy Centre includes private amenities for residents such as a daycare, exercise/ multipurpose room, a private courtyard. The Centre also offers public features such as an industrial linen service, a learning centre and a public laundromat for local Downtown Eastside residents.
The Powell Street Legacy Centre promotes community engagement at all scales while providing safe housing for women of all ages.
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POWELL ST LEGACY CENTRE
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Third Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
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Bedroom 2
Balcony
Bedroom 3
Master Bedroom
Living Room Master Bedroom
Kitchen
Bedroom 2 Living Room
Kitchen
3 Bedroom Unit Layout
2 Bedroom Unit Layout
Section The Powell Street Legacy Centre is a place for women of all ages to work, learn, and live together. In contrast to the typical SRO (single resident occupancy) housing available to Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside residents, the Legacy Centre model is comprised of
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2-bedroom and 3-bedroom units intended for three generations of (female) occupants in each unit. The inter-generational relationships are mutually beneficial, augmenting child care, companionship and shared household duties.
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View of Courtyard Playground
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THE INNOVATION HUB
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Diagram Highlighting the Proposed Innovation Hub and its relationship to Produce Row In this studio, I had the opportunity to learn from the urban designers at City Studio. Their years of expertise helped guide and shape my design. This studio has taught me how to holistically integrate a building into a neighborhood, a district, and a city.
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WELCOME TO THE FLATS
50%
OF LAND IN THE FLATS IS OWNED BY THE GOVERNMENT & RAIL COMPANIES
44.8KM OF TRAIN TRACKS
7 UNIVERSITIES & EDUCATIONAL INSITUTIONS
600 DIVERSE BUSINESSES
450
8000 JOBS ACRES OF PRIMARILY INDUSTRIAL LAND
Infographic for the False Creek Flats False Creek Flats are the backbone of Vancouver’s retail and commercial sectors. A dramatic increase in Vancouver’s real estate has placed extreme pressure on industrial space within the city, and as a result,
the Flats are the 2nd most expensive industrial land in British Columbia.
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THE INNOVATION HUB
PRODUCE ROW IS COMPRISED OF FOURTEEN BUSINESSES PROVIDING HEALTHY FOOD TO RESTAURANTS, MARKETS, AND GROCERY STORES THROUGHOUT THE CITY OF VANCOUVER
269 LIGHT TRUCKS/ DAY
PRODUCE ROW MOVES $700 MILLION WORTH OF HEALTH FOOD ANNUALLY (THAT TRANSLATES TO $1.2 BILLION IN RETAIL SALES
279 SMALL VANS OR PICK UP TRUCKS/ DAY
33% OF GOODS SOLD ON PRODUCE ROW GO TO CUSTOMERS IN THE CITY OF VANCOUVER
LOCATED LESS THAN 1 KM FROM DOWNTOWN VANCOUVER
175 HEAVY TRUCKS/ DAY
SUPPORT FOR LOCAL FOOD BANKS, SCHOOLS AND OTHER COMMUNITY OUTREACH PROGRAMS
40+ YEAR OLD INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS CLUSTER
700 TRUCKS/ DAY ACCESS COMPANIES ALONG PRODUCE ROW $125 MILLION OF THE PRODUCE SUPPLIED TO PRODUCE ROW IS FROM LOCAL FARMERS (TO COMPARE FARMERS MARKETS SOLD ROUGHLY $8 MILLION IN 2014)
1000 (MAINLY) LOW BARRIER JOBS THAT ALLOW FOR UNSKILLED OR NON-ENGLISH SPEAKING CITIZEN
Infographic for Produce Row While there is a great diversity of business in the Flats, complementary businesses tend to cluster, allowing for greater synergy and sharing of resources. One such cluster is known as Produce Row. 37
PRODUCE ROW
THE INNOVATION HUB
PRODUCE ROW
SITE FOR INNOVATION HUB
BAKERY
BREWERY
CATERING
COMMUNITY GARDEN
ROASTER/ KOMBUCHA
BAKERY FOOD BANK
BREWERYSTORE/ GROCERY FARMERS’ MARKET GROCERY STORE/ FARMERS’ MARKET
CATERING PRODUCE WHOLESALER PRODUCE WHOLESALER
COMMUNITY GARDEN FOOD MANUFACTURING
ROASTER/ KOMBUCHA
FOOD BANK
Map of Food Industries in the False Creek Flats Food imported by Produce Row supplies major tourist attractions like Granville Island and Lonsdale Quay as well as local restaurants and breweries in the False Creek Flats. 38
FOOD MANUFACTURING
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STEPPED GARDEN PUBLIC PLAZA
CONVERT CENTRAL STREET TO BIKE ROUTE CONNECTING TO SEAWALL
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THE INNOVATION HUB
RAIN WATER STORAGE & SEATING PARKETTES FOR RESPITE
STATION ST
SHIPPING CONTAINER STORES
PUBLIC ART PROJECT
ARTISANAL FOOD MANUFACTURING
Urban planning proposal for Innovation Hub The Innovation Hub faces the newly formed pedestrian only street. The Hub highlights the creative and industrial character of the Flats by incorporating artist maker spaces with artisanal food manufacturing.
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By separating pedestrian traffic with the creation of pedestrian only streets and bike lanes (that connect to the Sea Wall), trucks and cars can efficiently move around the neighbourhood while ensuring the safety of pedestrians.
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DESIGN CONCEPT
CONTINUOUS PUBLIC CONNECTION
HIGH RISE OFFICE TOWER
CLEAR DELINEATION BETWEEN PUBLIC & PRIVATE REALMS
PUBLIC INTERFERENCE IN PRIVATE INDUSTRY
VISUAL CONNECTION BETWEEN PRIVATE & PUBLIC REALMS
STREETS IN THE SKY
INDUSTRIAL & EDUCATIONAL FOODBASED PROGRAMS
TECHNOLOGICALLY DRIVEN PROGRAM
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THE INNOVATION HUB
Public Circulation Diagram 41
THE INNOVATION HUB RESIDENTIAL (MARKET)
RESIDENTIAL (MARKET) 63,150 SQ . FT RESIDENTIAL (NON-MARKET) 13,00SQ. FT
RESIDENTIAL (NON-MARKET)
GREEN ROOF/ PLAZA
GREENHOUSE
COMMERCIAL
GREEN ROOF/ PLAZA ARTIST SPACES
GREENHOUSE COMMERCIAL 236,850 SQ. FT ARTIST SPACE 50,000 SQ. FT
Exploded Axonometric Program Diagram 42
THE INNOVATION HUB A
PROP & SET DESIGN
WOOD WORKING
RETAIL
Ground Floor Plan of the Innovation Hub
METAL WORKING
PARKING
RETAIL
RETAIL
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3 BDRM STUDIO
POTTERY STUDIO
1 BDRM
SEWING STUDIO
PAINTING STUDIO
2 BDRM 2 BDRM STUDIO 1 BDRM 1 BDRM 1 BDRM 1 BDRM
BAKERY
CHOCOLATERIE 2 BDRM
Second Floor Plan of the Innovation Hub
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THE INNOVATION HUB
PAINTING AND FINE ARTS
CERAMICS
SET AND PROP DESIGN
PUBLIC ATRIUM
PRIVATE
FOOD MANUFACTURING
ARTIST STUDIO
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THE INNOVATION HUB
View from Atrium Entrance
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MUSICIAN’S CABIN
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION General Notes Unless otherwise indicated, all interior walls are 115mm (4.5 in) thick with 2x4 studs.
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
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40.8 cm Cedar Shingle
PAVED PARKING SPOT
Alexandra Somer 2267 West 7th Ave Unit 104 Vancouver, BC V6K 1Y3
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This cabin in the woods was designed for the course entitled, Communicating Construction. I was assigned to create and design a cabin and provide details such as wall assemblies, door and window schedules and, millwork drawings. Through this
project I learned how to output (line weight, label, scale and, title) directly from AutoCAD, convey and depict assembly details, and creatively design a home for a client of my own making. 46
Project Date Scale
Musician's Cabin
Jun/02/17 1:50
Sheet 18/18
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2267 West 7th Ave Unit 104 Vancouver, BC V6K 1Y3
2267 West 7th Ave Unit 104 Vancouver, BC V6K 1Y3
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Music Cabin
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MUSICIAN’S CABIN
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Bathroom
203
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900
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1675
Closet
Control Room Sound Lock
3805
1818
203
Sound Booth
Ground Floor Plan 49
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MUSICIAN’S CABIN
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Kitchen
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Closet
Closet Water Tank
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Bedroom
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Second Floor Plan
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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION
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Closet
1350
Bathroom
1650
Bedroom
Bathroom
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Water Tank
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MUSICIAN’S CABIN
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Section A1 51
MUSICIAN’S CABIN
300
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3319
575
2415
2493
4096
Section A2 52
172
169
165
MUSICIAN’S CABIN
CEDAR SHINGLES
RIGID INSULATION EXPOSED TIMBER DECKING FLASHING INTERIOR SHEATHING
EXPOSED JOIST 3 1/4 CEDAR LAP SIDING MIN. 1 1/4" OVERLAP EXTERIOR SHEATHING
RIGID INSULATION
WATER RESISTIVE BARRIER STARTER STRIP 1/4" GAP
WINDOW HEADER
Z-FLASHING Accent Trim FLASHING WINDOW FRAME
Roof Detail 53
CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
Brick Cladding on Cinder Block Exterior Structure 54
Architectural Technology II
Assignment 4 | Masonry Construction Building #6
Scale 1:25
CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
Cleats
Timber framing bolted to block wall
2ply membrane Treated plywood on treated timber framing
Rebar
Cant Strip Insulation retainer
Vapour barrier
Tie
Air/ vapour barrier Semi rigid
Steel weld plate Air / vapour barrier over joint
Steel channel clips
Cavity / air space Gypsum wallboard
Brick
Parapet/ Roof Detail 55
Rebar
CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
Calking Wall Tie
Concrete Rebar Masonry Unit
Brick Veneer Calking
Shelf Angle
Wall Tie
Concrete Masonry Unit
Brick Veneer
Shelf Angle
Air Cavity Glass Pane Air Cavity Glass Pane
PVC Casement
PVC Casement Aluminum Flashing
Rebar
Poly Styrene Rigid Insulation Wall Tie
Aluminum Flashing
ConcreteRebar Masonry Unit
Poly Styrene Rigid Insulation Peel and Stick Membrane
Head and Sill Detail
Wall Tie
Concrete Masonry Unit
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Peel and Stick Membrane
CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
Concrete Masonry Unit
Brick Veneer
Polystyrene Rigid Insulation
Gypsum Wallboard
Wall Tie (for horizontal reinforcing)
Rebar (for vertical reinforcing)
Air Space Peel and Stick Membrane
Metal Furring
Caulking
Trim
Linoleum
Steel Proprietary Bracket Continuous Steel Shelf Angle
Concrete with Drip Edge with Two Beads of Sealant Resilient Hanger Drop Panel Ceiling
Brick Veneer
Gypsum Wallboard
Floor Assembly Detail 57
CONSTRUCTION DETAILS
Brick Veneer
Polystyrene Rigid Insulation
Concrete Masonry Unit
Caulking
Gypsum Wallboard
Wall Tie (for horizontal reinforcing)
Rebar (for vertical reinforcing)
Insulation Retainer
Metal Furring
Air Space
Trim
Mortar Dropping Control
Linoleum
Unobstructed Weep Hole Peel and Stick Membrane with Drip Edge with Two Beads of Sealant Concrete Foundation
Foundation Detail 58
CONSTRUCTION DETAILS Cap Flashing
slope
Screw
White Gravel Ballast
Extruded Polystyrene Peel and Stick Membrane
Double Glazing slope
Concrete Topper Double Drain Pedestal
Screws Wood Flooring
Metal Bracket Exposed Concrete Peel and Stick Membrane
Drip Edge
Sloped 1:50 Extruded Extended Polystyrene slope
Cladding
Gypsum Wall Board
Sealant Termination Bar Metal Counter Cap Sheet Flashing
Z-girt
Bentonite Waterstop
Air Gap
Cladded Concrete Exterior Structure 59
Architectural Technology II
Scale 1:10 1000
CONSTRUCTION DETAILS Cap Flashing
Peel and Stick Membrane White Gravel Ballast Rigid Insulation Plywood Decking
Air Cavity Gypsum Wall Board
Hat Channel (Track)
Rain Screen
Carpet
Accoustic Underlay Plywood
Rigid Insulation Z- gurt
Resilient Hanger Drop Panel Ceiling
Cladded CLT Exterior Structure
Concrete Foundation
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