DEENA JAMOKHA
ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN PORTFOILO 2021
Academic & Personal Works Shelter of Four
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Ryu Townhouse
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Flummox
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El Anatsui Museum
24-31
Museum of Language Concept
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Professional Works Starklands - Master Plan (ZBA, SUB, OPA)
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380 Donlands Ave - Midrise (SPA, ZBA)
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Dymon Storage - Mid+Highrise
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54 Tri Lamp | Mentor: Vincent Hui |Ryerson 2018
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Shelter of Four | Partner: Kaya Kim | Mentors: Vincent Hui, Tom Bessai | DFZ 2015
SHELTER OF FOUR 2nd place and peoples choice award Sukkahville 2015 Shelter of Four provides shelter while simultaneously preserving views and connections to the outside world. The patterned perforations on each layer are based on the arba’s minim: four species of plants mentioned in the Torah. The symbolism of the four species in relation to the holiday of Sukkot include the desire to unite the four “types” of Jews, the parts of the human body, and the plants used in the construction of a traditional sukkah. 5
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12 Ryu House| Mentor: Julie Ourceau| Ryerson 2015
RYU HOUSE Featured in 325 Magazine 2015 The Ryu house has two important roles: one is being a residential home and the second is being a business. This house connects the private and public realms which are differentiated by their circulation pattern. The Ryu House’s residential facade‘s most prominent feature is the main staircase of the house and its roof features a Japanese garden which serves as a private area for the family to enjoy. The Ryu House has all these circulations reflected within the interior and exterior. 13
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18 Flummox | Partners: Doan Thy Vo, Farah Elmajdoub | Mentor: Vincent Hui | [R]ed[U]x Lab 2016
FLUMMOX 1st place , Best Window Installation DesignTO 2016
Flummox, a window installation for a used record/book store called Pandemonium, is made up of around 250 melted record vinyl modules that are connected with custom cut acrylic pieces, airline tubing, and aircraft wire. The installation is suspended from the ceiling, and is connected to the skeleton body of structural conduit. The form of the installation allows for a unique experience as the user walks through it and experiences its various angles. Inside, there are wired LED’s which allow it to light up at night, creating an enticing and vibrant look. 19
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El Anatsui Museum Parliament Square Park is an area full of circulation. It is surrounded by main streets, railways and trails. The intent of the museum is to utilize this circulation and connect the building to existing site conditions. By incorporating existing features such as the main entry way into the Distillery district, it emphasizes the current circulation of the site and accommodates the surrounding context. The museum features works by the renowned artist/sculptor El Anatsui. The circulation throughout the space is meant to heighten and emphasize the viewing experience. Having a strong sense of circulation in the museum creates a unique experience for visitors. 24
El Anatsui Museum| Mentor: Leila Farah| Ryerson 2016
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EXPLORATION OF SPACE Parti Two enclosed “c” shaped walls form the museum and circulation. The angle of the walls are aligned with the Distillery District.
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32 Museum of Language| Mentor: Dr. Albert C. Smith | Ryerson 2018
Concept Work: Museum of Language Honourable Mention, Archasm 2018 Fossils can serve as a mold by taking the imprint of a moment of time from a long gone era. In the same way, languages capture the culture, heritage, and history of a community. Though some languages have “died out”, leaving no native speakers, they still have left a significant impact on our understanding of what language is. The Museum of Language is a cast of the languages which have grown, spread, and disappeared. Languages develop by branching out from shared origins, leading to the common metaphor of “the tree of language”. The Museum of Language focuses on material properties such as deterioration, cracking, casting, and carving to encapsulate a museum of preserving and educating about endangered languages.
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34 Starklands - Master Plan|TACT Architecture Inc. 2021 | Lifang Rendering
Professional Works: Starklands - Master Plan Toronto Ontario 2020 - Present. ZBA, OPA, SUB Lead architectural designer for the master plan beside the future St. Clair Old Weston SmartTrack Station. The Starklands is a part of the St. Clair Avenue West Area Transportation Master Plan and will revitalize underutilized industrial land, offering a mix of housing options,employment place, new park space, and new retail services. Starklands’s design concept focuses on community building. Circulation was emphasized for pedestrians and cyclists to provide better access to the station, gathering spaces, and site. Starklands has been submitted for ZBA, OPA, and SUB on October 21 2021. SPA submission is anticipated for spring 2022. 35
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42 380 Donland Ave|TACT Architecture Inc. 2020
Professional Works 380 Donlands Ave Toronto Ontario 2020 - 2021. ZBA, SPA Lead architectural designer for 380 Donlands Ave. The design focuses on bringing a modest, modern look to the Old East York community. A pattern of horizontal and vertical elevations is used to create interesting facades along the main streets. Light masonry bricks and IMP were chosen as the main materials to help brighten the area. The design will provide private outdoor rooftop amenity which includes a pet-run area and gathering spaces for residents. There will be two levels of parking which includes a total of 58 stalls. 43 stalls are designed for future EVSE use. 380 Donlands has been resubmitted for ZBA, and SPA on December 2021. 43
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Mail Rm 15.9 m2
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LOBBY ENTRANCE 4.26
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HT: 3.1 m
Amenity 26.5 m2
2.0%
125.89TC
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Lobby 100.1 m2
3.45
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125.83TC
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15.0%
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GCA 1,418.2 m2
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5M CORNER ROUNDING
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TURN AROUND SPACE
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GCA 1,418.2 m2
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2BD
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2BD
2BD
2BD
2BD
3BD
63.0 m2
63.0 m2
63.0 m2
63.0 m2
91.8 m2
6.00
74.5 m2
C 6.00
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1BD 45.4 m2
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D 67.7 m2
1BD
1BD
2BD
1BD
54.9 m2
58.8 m2
69.8 m2
47.4 m2
6.00
2BD
7.50
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E.1 33.0 m2
33.0 m2
22.9 m2
50.0 m2
6.40
36.1 m2
9.0 m2
5.50
1BD 2BD 57.7 m2
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GCA 967.9 m2
Floor 2
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2BD
1BD
1BD
1BD
3BD 2BD
51.3 m2
2BD
51.3 m2
2BD
51.3 m2
98.8 m2 62.8 m2
62.8 m2
62.8 m2
62.8 m2
42.4 m2
B B
2BD
3BD 91.9 m2 2BD
73.9 m2
62.9 m2
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1BD 45.0 m2
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2BD
3BD
74.4 m2
2BD
1BD
1BD
2BD
91.8 m2
64.2 m2
51.9 m2
55.8 m2
1BD
1BD
66.6 m2
51.9 m2
55.8 m2
66.6 m2
D 6.006.00
7.50
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1BD 47.1 m2
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E E E.1 6.406.40
E E.1 E.1
1BD
105.6 m2
50.0 m2
2BD 57.7 m2
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954.5 m2
Floor 6
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GCA 746.0 m2 GCA
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6.006.00
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14.7 m2
4.574.57
8.3 m2
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50 3621 Dufferin Street Dymon Storage|TACT Architecture Inc. 2018 - Ongoing | Lifang Rendering
Professional Works Dymon Storage GTA and Ottawa. 2018 - Current. Assisted with ZBA/SPA submissions, unit plans, schematic design, and massing design concepts for several locations. Dymon Storage redefines storage units. TACT Architecture was given the task to help rebrand and design all future Dymon buildings in the GTA and Ottawa. Dymon’s design concept is focused around the “Lantern”. The Lantern is the tallest element of the building, and is used to split the building programming and help make the building distinguishable from far away. The building programming allows for cars to enter a drive-through to access the locker units. Retail and office spaces have also been incorporated into the building. Some locations have residential units on the upper floors, which allows for a unique mixed-used building program. Dymon Storage buildings range from midrise to highrise.
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Interior Drivethru
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DEENA JAMOKHA
EDUCATION
DESIGNER & ARTIST
Mayfield Secondary School - Regional Arts Program: Visual Arts 2013
DEENA.JAMOKHA@GMAIL.COM 647-985-1673
WORK EXPERIENCE
SKILLS 2D & 3D Illustration & Design Digital Design & Fabrication Digital Art & Animation Architectural Design Graphic Design PROGRAMS Photoshop Illustrator InDesign AfterEffects CAD: Rhinoceros 3D Blender Autodesk AutoCAD BIM: 3+ professional experience ArchiCAD (17 & 22) Revit Rendering: Artlantis Twinmotion Vray (for Rhino) PERSONAL SKILLS Adaptability Strong Work Ethic Integrity Empathy
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Ryerson University - Bachelors of Architectural Science, 2018 Minor in Environment and Urban Sustainability
TACT ARCHITECTURE INC: Architectural Designer • 2018 - Present Primarily focused on schematic design development such as designing projects within GTA and Ottawa while following Midrise and Tall Building Guidlines. Lead architectural designer for Starklands master plan around a future SmartTrack Station. This includes preparing ZBA & SPA packages. Prepared municipal submissions for highrise and midrise submissions (ZBA & SPA) in accordance to the Planning Application requirements. Helped with the rebranding of Dymon Storage into new, modern facilities. PHILIP BEESLEY ARCHITECT INC: Volunteer • 2018 Worked with custom designed metal, acrylic, and glass parts for the Transforming Space gallery show in the Royal Ontario Museum. Able to meet tight deadlines for prefabrication and onsite fabrication. RYERSON [R]ED[U]X LAB: Designer • 2014 - 2018 Worked with clients accross the GTA to design and build installations for competitions, personal events, or gallery shows. RYERSON DESIGN FABRICATION ZONE: Designer • 2015 - 2017 Designed products and installations for shows and contests in Toronto. Prefabricated and prepared projects for on site installation. FREELANCE COMMISSION WORK: Illustrator • 2014 - Present Worked directly with clients for private commissions, including character designs, full illustrations, digital animation, and promotional work for cartoon pilots. Produced full-colour digital illustration for independent magazine and zines. Able to produce digital illustrations optimized for both online and print display. ROBINSON KARATE: Martial Arts Instructor • 2011 - 2014 Taught self-defence and fitness to students from ages 4 - 60+
AWARDS/ HONOURS/ ACCOLADES 2018 Ryerson Architecture Year End Gallery Show 2017-2018 Ryerson Architectural Science Dean’s List Academic Year 2017-2018 Archasm honorable mention Museum of Language International Competition Featured in 325 magazine Art featured in Blizzard Entertainment’s Blizzcon art gallery “Con Before the Storm” 2017 Installation chosen for C.U.T.M.R Gladstone Hotel Featured in 325 magazine Ryerson Architecture Year End Gallery Show 2016-2017 2016 TODO 2016 People’s Choice Award & Best Window Installation Award Featured in Metropolis magazine Top 10 Finalist in MAKO Invention contest Featured in 325 magazine 2015 Sukkahville International Design Competition 2nd place and People’s Choice Award 2012 Toronto International Student Animation Festival 1st Place Stop Motion Animation