DANIELA DIAZ SELECTED WORK
DANIELA DIAZ EDUCATION 2018 - Present
Ryerson University Bachelor of Architectural Science Co-op candidate
WORK EXPERIENCE July 2020-Present
Graphic Designer and Media Manager Blue Moon Med Spa - - - -
May 2020- Present
Responsible for designing material both for print and Social media marketing. Tailor designs, price list, and posters to meet the customer’s needs. Monitor and schedule social media activity. Met tight timelines and worked efficiently under preassure
3D Modeling and Video Editor JJ Home Renovations - - -
June - Aug 2020
Created high quality 3D models using rhino and Revit Produced realistic or stylistic renders Generated video walkthroughs of models and edited them with Premiere Pro
Digital Creativity and 3D modeling counsellor Ryerson University - - - -
July 2020-Present
Guest Service Agent Delta Hotel by Marriott - - -
May 2020-Present
Coordinated camp schedules and activities with co-workers Created various projects and video tutorials Taught Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator, Sketch-Up, Enscape, and Twin Motion Adapted to online teaching
Perform all check-in and check-outs Process payments, settle accounts and handle currency exchanges Coordinate with bellmen, concierge house keeping, and engineering.
Editorial Coordinator Ryerson University- Church St. Report - -
Participated in research and collection of data. Consolidated text and graphics for reports
AFFILIATIONS July 2020-Present
Public Relations Exec | Architectural Course Union Maintain social media and website. Produce graphics and work closely with the Socials commitee. ACU Mentorship Program | Ryerson University Multitasked counselling a 1st and 2nd year student with academics and extra-curricular
ACHIEVEMENTS 2018
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Ryerson Entrance Scholarship Ontario scholar DELF certification B1
2020
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DAS Year End show Museum exhibition
Design-Builds 2020 2020- 2021
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Influx Installation for Cadillac Fairview Animal Paddock for Camp Winston
LANGUAGES Fluent Verbal and written - - -
English Spanish French
TECHNICAL SKILLS 3D Modeling Software Revit
Grasshopper
Blender
SketchUp
Illustrator
Photoshop
Premiere Pro
Lumion
Twinmotion
Rhino
Adobe Suite InDesign
Rendering Software Enscape
VRay
Microsoft Office Suite Traditional Skills References Available on request
(437) 993 - 1614
Daniela.diaz@ryerson.ca
PROJECTS
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BOMBARDIERT ATV MUSEUM Church St and Wellington Street, Toronto Public use Project
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OBSERVATORY Wards Island, Toronto Public use Pavilion
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WINERY Martin Road Estate, Niagara On the Lake Public and commercial use Project
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ALBA Martin Road Estate, Niagara On the Lake Velux Competition
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HORIZONS ÉLEVÉS Montréal, Québec CCA Competition
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INFLUX
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NIA CENTRE FOR THE ARTS
Cadillac Fairview Tower, Toronto Design-Build Installation
Cadillac Fairview Tower, Toronto Design-Build Installation
The museum showcases the evolution of the ATVs through while being an interactive space. Visitors explore their creativity, by designing and 3D printing their own mini bikes. There is a track on the fifth floor when mini bikes can be used.The facade explores motion.
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BOMBARDIER ATV MUSEUM STUDIO YEAR 2 - 2020 CHURCH STREET AND WELLINGTON STREET REVIT | GRASSHOPPER | PHOTOSHOP | ILLUSTRATOR| LUMION| ENSCAPE
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SITE CONTEXT
Mixed use buildings Gooderham Heritage Buildin St. Lawrence Market St. James Cathedral
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RACK AND CATWALK RENDER
ARCADE AND VIRTUAL REALITY REN
CAFE RENDER TRACK AND CATWALK RENDER
FOURTH FLOORAND TEMPORARY A ARCADE VIRTUAL EXPO REALIT
CAT WALK OVERLOOKING RACE TRACK
TEMPORARY EXPO AND BUILD-A-BIKE
SECTION B-B SCALE 1:125 ROOF
23m
CATWALK
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TRACK
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FOURTH FLOOR
13m CAFE RENDER
FOURTH FLOOR TEMPORARY E
THIRD FLOOR
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SECOND FLOOR
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GROUND FLOOR
Note: Hidden lines indicate the supply air ducts. BOMBARDIER ATV MUSEUM DANIELA DIAZ
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BASEMENT
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ARCADE AND VIRTUAL REALITY RENDER
ARCADE AND VIRTUAL REALITY
FOURTH FLOOR TEMPORARY EXPO AND BUILD-A-BIKE SHOP
EAST ELEVATION
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EXPLODED AXO PROGRAMMING CATWALK • • • •
Race registration Lockers Lounge Kids play area
RACE TRACK • •
Track Bike display
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all the interactive activities, such as a
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ery bike space where visitors can walk
ue bike expo is protected by glass. This
ates a multi-use community room.
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a timeline of bikes that can be seen
GROUND FLOOR
• Lobby • Gift shop • Timeline commodates a large
curatorial shop,
ces, staff room, mechanical and sprin-
orage is visible from the glass elevator.
a view of the curatorial shop. The entire
PUBLIC SPACE SPAC PRIVATE SPACE SPA
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CAFE AND BALCONY
TWALK RENDER
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The Billy Bishop observatory is a wooden structure relating to its surrounding natural context. The 3 columns follow the organic form of trees. The observatory is designed for planes to be seen from any angle while still providing shelter. At night, the columns light up to provide safety.
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BILLY BISHOP OBSERVATORY STUDIO YEAR 1 - 2018 WARD’S ISLAND TORONTO RHINO| PHOTOSHOP | ILLUSTRATOR| VRAY
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EVENING PERSPECTIVE
EAST ELEVATION
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Summer Solstice
10am
3pm
SHADOW DIAGRAMS
SECTION A-A
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MARTIN ROAD ESTATE WINERY STUDIO YEAR 2 - 2020 12 MARTIN RD, ONTARIO REVIT| PHOTOSHOP | ILLUSTRATOR| ENSCAPE| VRAY The winery provides an experience upon arrival through the vineyards. The Vinification vats and catwalk open a realm of smells and flavors. Through the use of natural light, and a skylight, beautiful views are created looking into the vineyards, the flora surrounding the site.
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LEVEL 1 PLAN
1. LOBBY 2. RETAIL 3. CRUSHPAD & DESTEMING 4. VATS/ PRODUCTION 5. MECHANICAL ROOM 6. OFFICES 7. WASHROOMS 8. STORAGE 9. EVENT SPACESHIPPING AND RECEIVING 10. SHIPPING AND RECEIVING RESTAURANT 11. RESTAURANT 12. KITCHEN 13. BAR 14. LOUNGE 15. GARDEN
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EXPERIENTIAL SECTION
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SOUTH ELEVATION
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EAST ELEVATION
The primary idea is understanding wine process as the dialog between geometries that distinguish the different spaces. This building serves as a medium-scale winery.
The main three geometries create a division in the stages of winemaking, all while generating a central shape in diagonal axis, isolating the “heart� of wine making; the vinification vats.
The spaces are also divided in relation to private and public areas. The configuration of the building allows for a simple navigation, at the same time, it highlights the stages of wine making taking the guests step by step.
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SECTION A-A
SECTION B-B
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ALBA: HOSPITALITY AND LIGHT VELUX COMPETITION - 2020 LAKESHORE, TORONTO RHINO| PHOTOSHOP | ILLUSTRATOR| VRAY GROUP MEMBERS: KRISTYAN CALLETOR, DANIELA DIAZ, HAJARA HAMEED
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The Alba is an optimal shading device, mimicking heliotropism. To rotate, the Alba is programmed with a motor located in the base of the structure. It is equipped with photo-voltaic panels attached to the steel trusses; collecting sunlight- providing nocturnal illumination.Not only can this innovative device be utilized in Toronto’s lakeshore, but it can also be adapted into various locations around the world due to its prefabricated design and easy assembly
RENDER BY KRISTYAN CALLETOR
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EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC
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5. LEGEND 1. CENTRAL TRUSS 2. STEEL TRUSSES 3. PVC FABRIC 4. BALL HINGE JOINT 5. STEEL POST 6. STEEL PLATE
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CENTRAL TRUSS
BALL- HINGE JOINT
PHOTOVOLTAIC PANEL
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1. Aluminum frame 2. Tempered glass 3. Ethylene Vinyl Acetate 4. Crystalline Cells 5. Ethylene Vinyl Acetate 6. Poly vinyl fluoride film 7. Junction box
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SHADOW STUDY SPRING EQUINOX
10am
1pm
4pm
The ability of light manipulation is an essential element in architectural design. while a surplus of light can negatively affect one’s experience, The Alba generates an opportunity to create exceptional and functional environments while protecting people from intense sun rays. The locally resourced and recycled materials allow for low environmental impact.
RENDER BY HAJARA HAMEED
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The Elevated Horizons project aims to enhance the laneway experience through the use of green spaces and elevated laneways. In this project, a social role is played as it encourages the community to get involved. The
community is provided with tasks that enhance responsibility, working in a team, and teaches kids how they are currently helping the environment and to potentially continue sustainable practices for future generations
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HORIZONS ÉLEVÉS CCA COMPETITION - 2019 MONTREAL, CANADA RHINO| PHOTOSHOP | ILLUSTRATOR| VRAY GROUP MEMBERS: MATT DE POMPA, DANIELA DIAZ, LIAM FUJITA
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PHASE ONE: 1-5 YEARS Pilot • Project starts with one block
• Additional blocks are added to netw
• Expanded space for local activities and traditions
• Specialization of activities dependin
• Provides expanded views to the city
• Different communities are brought
Preserved Laneways
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PHASE TWO: 5-20 YEARS Connected Communities
RENDER BY DANIELA DIAZ AND LIAM FUJITA
Community Gardens
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PHASE THREE: 20-30 YEARS Intensification - Building For the Future
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ng on roof elevations
• Network of public infrastructure already in place in anticipation of Montreal’s
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rapid growth
pped Seating
Recreation Spaces
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Steel Structure Concrete base Wood decking Glass Handrail
Adjustable supports
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INFLUX brings attention to the imbalance of plastic to reusable bottles in our daily lives. The organic form embedded into the built corner frame,via the use of plastic bottles, uses the element of light to create an influx that will create a repeating pattern as the focal point of the installation. Establishing a clear contrast between the sheer number of plastic bottles in comparison to a singular reusable bottle is a simple yet powerful that will communicate the main message in a clear manner
RENDER BY ARIEL WEISS
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INFLUX DESIGN- BUILD- 2020 CADILLAC FAIRVIEW TOWER, TORONTO RHINO| PHOTOSHOP | ILLUSTRATOR| LUMION TEAM: SADBERK AGMA, DANIELA DIAZ, ARIEL WEISS
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FINAL DESIGN APPROVED BY CADILLAC FAIRVIEW
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SITE PLAN
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EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC RENDER ASSEMBLY
EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC
INFLUX
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INFLUX aims to bring attention to the imbalance of plastic to reusable bottle usage ratio in our daily lives. For a single reusable bottle used for a year, it could stop the waste of 365 plastic bottles. The organic form embedded into the built corner frame,via the use of plastic bottles, uses the element of light to create an influx that will create a repeating pattern. This repetition will serve to bring attention to the metal bottle which is the focal point of the installation. Establishing a clear contrast between the sheer number of plastic bottles in comparison to a singular reusable bottle is a simple yet powerful that will communicate the main message in a clear manner.
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The NIA Center for the Arts is an opportunity for the community to create a safe place to manifest artistic and cultural freedom, as its name translates to a purpose. It is a place to meet and exchange feelings, ideas and emotions through music, dance , painting, sculpting and theatre. The centre benefits the community, by improving their quality of life, and fulfilling part of an active plan for urban development of the Eglinton (& Alameda) area while still abiding by environmentally conscious requirements. The facade
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NIA CENTRE FOR THE ARTS STUDIO YEAR 3 - 2020 EGLINTON AVE & ALAMEDA AVE RHINO| PHOTOSHOP | REVIT| VRAY
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The NIA Centre presents an opportunity for the Afro- Canadian community in Toronto to reminisce and reconnect with the roots. The centre also creates a safe environment for cultural freedom where people can exchange feelings and ideas through music, dance, painting, theatre and more. It also creates an opportunity for community involvement which improves quality of life while fulfilling part of an active plan for urban development on Eglinton.
Through architecture, the goal of the NIA Centre is to bring the Caribbean to Toronto and to enable The Afro- Canadian diaspora to connect with their roots through interactions in the building.
The faรงade of the building was inspired by the sound waves of a reggae song as reggae music is part of their Jamaican roots, as the
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music speaks about history, experiences, and important
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movements. The wooden louvres create rhythm and essentially a song on the faรงade. EGLINTON AVENUE
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LARGE MEETING
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GALLERY
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SMALL EVENT SPACE
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CATERING KITCHEN
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SMALL MEETING ROOM
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CAFE
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LOADING SPACE
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GROUND FLOOR PLAN
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BASEMENT PERSPECTIVE
20m
PERSPECTIVE SECTION LOOKING FROM NORTH TO SOUTH
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SECTION B-B
20m
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DANIELA DIAZ
daniela.diaz@ryerson.ca (437) 993- 1614 Thank you!