Diana Koncan Architectural Portfolio

Diana KonÄ?an B. Arch.Sci. 2015 Ryerson University

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She “This Lifeguard Tower Becomes An Igloo When It Snows” self-empowerment wi Science also has had projects international architecture experience nhas design-build such as Ryerson University, Toronto, Ontario. been athe loyal member to AIAS since her such first as field e field and and the city, city, and and having taken part in design-build projects the importance of arch Design Boom element as part of year at Ryerson (a student run architecture asso- winter station reimagines lifeguard post on toronto beach” petition. tition.

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Ryerson’ s Triathlon Club.

She bring joy to Toronto’s frozen beaches” chitecture for Humanit Thornhill, Ontario.

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She has volvation, the David Suzuk loves and aided in fabrication kunteer Nuit Blanche projects, Habitat experience in design-builds as fabricaBlog TO organizations. She is p for several Nuit Blanche installation. such She also en“Toronto Lifeguard stations to become public art” ntion 1Studies Day, and more.

Abroad Scotiabank Blanche Habitat healthy design, and ha joys for travelling abroad,Nuit and has studiedprojects, architecture Architecture, City & Form for Humanity, 100 inthe 1 Day, andStates, more.

Studio and Independent StudinFrankfurt Germany, France, United and across studes in bioloy at Q Illustrated essay focusing on “The Portland Building” ies Professional Elective Canada. terested in learning a Published by Ian MacBurnie Frankfurt’s University of Applied Scienc<http://issuu.com/remicarreiro/docs/architecture___city_form_plx599_201> es (23/05/2014 – 30/06/2014) design and has had w Frankfurt Main, Germany.

Diana is Am a great team worker and aKULTOUR passionate 2013: “Surrey Central City” riculture, furniture des Walkable Cities | Frankfurt learner.

She believes a single individual can never <http://issuu.com/dorothyjohns/docs/kultour_final_for_issuu> in the field and the city, and also has had internati be finished learning.

She hopes that with her partIndependent Studies, Professional competition.

Walkable Cities - Studio Abroad having taken part in d Elective; “Kultour”: Vancouver, Seattle, ner Lily they can continue to learn by participating Documentation and analysis of the urban design of Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin and tributing members– 30/05/2013) in the field and the city, and Portland (10/05/2013 interactive seating elem Paris. inRyerson the Winter Stations Design Competition which University and Frankfurt’s Uniandversity fun!)of inaugural competition.

Published by Yew-Thong (in progress) an international wood Applied Sciences will take place on the beaches of none other than way, as well a a gazeb the City of Toronto. unteer experience in d tion for Scotiabank N for Humanity, 100 in 1

sOFTWARE kNOWLEDGE DIGITAL DESIGN

AutoCAD 2014, Revit 2014, Rhinoceros 5.0 NURBS Modelling, Grasshopper

VISUALIZATION

Rendering Software: V-Ray for Rhino and Mental Ray Photoshop CC, Illustrator CC, InDesign CC

FABRICATION

Digital Fabrication Tools: Laser Cutter Universal , 3D Printer dimensions 1200 ES, 3 Axis CNC machine AXYZ 5010.

tECHNICAL pROFICIENCY January 2014 Construction Documentation Revit Workshop January 2013 Autodesk Revit Skills Workshop AIAS Workshop July 2013 AutoCAD and 3DS Max professional elective June 2012 Intro to Arduino and Firefly Workshop AIAS Workshop

ORGANIZATION

Microsoft Office 2013: Word, Excel, Powerpoint

Competition Achievements Snowcone (1/2015-3/2015): “Snowcone” was one of 5 selected projects of 196 proposals of Toronto’s inaugural international and first ever “Winterstations” competition, hosted by RAW Architects. The competition celebrates Toronto’s winter landscape through temporary public art installations anchored to the lifeguard stands at Woodbine Beach. The project was on display February 16th until March 22nd, 2015 at Kew Beaches.

A member of Ryerson’s Digital Fabrication Zone, allowing design partner Lily and I access to fabrication tools.

Featured on Canadian Architect, Arch Daily, Fast Co. Design, Design Boom, The Toronto Star, The Torontoist, Blog TO, and many other publications, showcasing the exhibit on the Toronto Beaches. It will be published in a Phaidon book titled “Nanotecture.” Interviewed with news journalists such as City TV and CP 24.

Pechakucha speaker with project partner Lily Jeon at the Winterstations’ Pechakucha event.

Research representative on behalf of the Architectural Sciences Department at Ryerson University at the Ontario Centres of Excellence by Discovery (OCE) conference on April 27th and 28th, 2015. Our booth had a section of Snowcone on display which received a lot of positive attention.

Selected to be a part of a ‘Rebranding of Ryerson’ video, advertising Ryerson’s innovation and drive within the University. Featured on the official Ryerson video that will be aired September 2015.

Scotia Bank Nuit Blanche, Ripple: Featured on Design off Site, as one of the exhibits around Toronto open for public viewing.

Nuit Blanche 2015 has chosen our team submission as one of the displays to be showcased at Toronto’s largest city-wide doors open gallery exhibit.

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WINTERSTATIONS BY RAW: SNOWCONE ALLEN GARDENS REVITALIZATION PROJECT KONSTABLERWACHE REVITALIZATION PROJECT: OASIS WELLINGTON CENTRE FOR THE ARTS GRADUATE RESIDENCE AND LIBRARY CAMBRIDGE BAY: EARTH, SKY, SPIRIT MODERN LITERATURE POP UP LIBRARY THE BUILDING BEHIND THE CURTAIN SCOTIA BANK’S NUIT BLANCHE: RIPPLE

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Art Work 68

ARCHITECTURAL PROJECTS

Architectural Projects | 08

Snowcone is one of 5 projects selected for Toronto’s inaugural international “Winterstations” competition showcasing Ryerson’s Department of Architectural Science students’ design prowess and technical innovation to a wide general public audience. The competition celebrates Toronto’s winter landscape through temporary public art installations anchored to the lifeguard stands at Woodbine Beach.

Snowcone’s playful architectural design mimics the protective organic form of a pinecone and borrow the simple, effective technology of a traditional igloo. In warm weather, Snowcone functions as a translucent structure that filters colourful rays of light.

In snowy conditions, the structure transforms into a cloud-like, insulated shell inside of which visitors can huddle for warmth.

Toronto constantly struggles with the challenge of polar extremes in weather, and designing for both summer and winter conditions.

The installation reanimates the lifeguard stations, which normally serves no purpose, during the winter months. By extension, it encourages the community as well as visitors to the city to explore and celebrate our winter beach landscape.

Snowcone recently represented the DFZ at the Ontario Centres of Excellence Conference.

KONCAN & LILY JEON SNOWCONE DIANA TORONTO DESIGN COMPETITION WINTERSTATIONS BY RAW

COMPLETION DATE: 2015

EXTERIOR VIEW LOOKING SOUTH KEW BEACHES, TORONTO ONTARIO FEBRUARY 16, 2015

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Presently, Allen Gardens is underappreciated, underutilized and a hidden gem to most Torontonians.

This studio focused on revitalizing Allen Gardens, creating a horticultural hub which in turn would promote pedestrian activity to penetrate into the gardens. This would provide services that benefit all community members including public community garden plots (indoor and outdoor), research greenhouse spaces, a restaurant that had access to locally grown food from the roof top greenhouses, a grand multipurpose space that could be used for events and fundraisers; all supporting Allen Gardens and its overall focus on community and equality of all community members.

ALLEN GARDENS KONCAN & NATALIE GUERRA REVITALIZATION PROJECT DIANA FOURTH YEAR STUDIO

COMPLETION DATE: 2014

APPROACHING ALLEN GARDENS FROM JARVIS STREET

MASTER PLAN

TREE PLANTING AND REMOVAL PLAN

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Located in Frankfurt, Germany, the Konstablerwache is an underdeveloped square located on the east side of the Zeil. People cross the public square in order to access or exit subway terminals, walk along it to get to their destinations quicker and celebrate the weekly farmers markets during the summer months. Oasis is a design proposal that would bring program to the un-programed space, welcoming people passing by into a serene landscape that offers tastes of Germany to enjoy while in the space. There is a beer garden which serves local German beer, as well as a Gelato and freshly squeezed juice bar, a tourist information center and public washrooms. By day and by night, Oasis works to offer rest to busy residents and tourists of Frankfurt while also giving a space that the people, young and old, can enjoy.

KONSTABLERWACHE REVITALIZATION KONCAN PROJECT: OASIS DIANA FRANKFURT STUDIO COMPLETION DATE: 2014

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TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER BIER AND WORST GARDEN PUBLIC STORAGE GARBAGE WATER TANK

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APPROACHING THE PUBLIC SQUARE

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The intent of the Wellington Centre for the Arts is to provide a performing arts and recreation centre to serve local artists, dancers and musicians. It is an institution to promote local talent that facilitates teaching, workspaces and presentation of all the arts. With this intent in mind, we engage the local community actively in all the arts, in this community space. One of the greatest opportunities that this site presents is the possibility to open up spaces within the building onto adjacent parks.

The main function in The Wellington Centre is the performing arts centre; the theatre at the main level. Its secondary function is the school located on the upper two floors. The entire building is divided into these two programs. Another concept of our building was the connection from the performing arts center to the park adjacent to our site, Victoria Park. The main facades are facing north and east, Wellington Street and Victoria Park. Using a louver system to control sunlight into the north-east end of the building, we welcome visitors in.

This is the main entrance to the performing arts centre. On the north-west end is the entrance to the School of Arts. We separated the two programs to ensure the safety and security of all students and learning spaces. The two programs keep the community actively involved in this building.

The concept of having the two programs separate, come together in the main community space at the main level where performing students would use the theatre to put on end of the year shows and art students would have their work showcased year round and during end of the year art shows.

The theatre is flexible and has 300 fixed seats. There are also removable seats available. The stage is a lifted platform stage.

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WELLINGTON CENTRE FOR DIANA KONCAN & NATALIE GUERRA THE ARTS THIRD YEAR STUDIO COMPLETION DATE: 2013

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KONCAN THE GEORGE ORWELL DIANA SECOND YEAR STUDIO GRADUATE RESIDENCE & LIBRARY

COMPLETED APRIL 2012

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1. GRASS, SOIL, SYSTEM FILTER, FLORA DRAIN, MOISTURE RETENSION MAT, HYDRO-DRAIN, DOW STYROFOAM INSULATION, ROOF STOP, HYDRO FLEX, REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB

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8. SANDBLASTED REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB ON GRADE, VAPOUR BARRIER, INSULATION, GRAVEL, EARTH

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Located in the Arctic region of Canada, Cambridge Bay holds a growing population of approximately 1000 people. Cambridge Bay is the largest community in the Kitikmeot Region of Nunavut. This growing population has shown the need for more housing units and communal spaces.

The design is made up of 3 prototype housing units arranged in a â&#x20AC;&#x153;Uâ&#x20AC;? assembly. The corners of this unit as a whole are public spaces: The northern side is a carving studio that opens up to the landscape. The southern is a gathering space that also opens up to the landscape. Both corners have glass folding walls that allow the users to open the spaces to the exterior. There is enough space to gather in large numbers and perform traditional routines that require extra space.

The structure created is pre-fabricated, shipped in by barge and assembled on site. Structurally insulated panels, plated with wood siding enclose the building. Facing the interior courtyard, the face of the enclosed patio is a wooden and glass screen. This screen acts as a translucent privacy and wind barrier that allows users to still see through it and comfortably use it. The center courtyard is a highly visible space that is a communal space ideal for watching over children from the inside.

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CAMBRIDGE BAY: KONCAN SECOND YEAR STUDIO EARTH, SKY, SPIRITDIANA COMPLETION DATE: 2012

HOUSING PROTOTYPES

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Located on the north-east corner of Church and Shuter Street, this new addition to Ryerson’s campus is called Ryerson’s Modern Literature Pop up Library. The topic from which the design originates from is “Literatures of Modernity”. In response to this theme, research was done on modern writers, such as George Orwell, for inspiration.

Orwell talks about the importance of human freedom and dignity. In his novel 1984, a world is created where the government has complete control over people’s thoughts. They believed in their slogan “war is peace, freedom is slavery and ignorance is strength.”

This small building does not recreate the same world created in the story – it does the exact opposite.

Starting with the idea to create a glass and steel structure that takes advantage of the site’s corner location.

The design is not to conceal but to be very open and legible in a way that the user knows how the building works before even stepping in.

The form consists of an inner cylindrical enclosure that is transparent at certain instances, illuminating the books.

People walking by would know that this shell carries books. A bench wraps around the inner wall, and a metal roof extends over the inner room and off to the area where people are passing though. The outer walls can open and close at certain points in the wall, allowing the space to be contained and heated during winter months, and open during summer months.

The purpose of this building is to create a book pick up site for students, with available seating to accommodate commuters.

WINTER RETRACTABLE WALL - CLOSED

SUMMER RETRACTABLE WALL - OPEN

PERSPECTIVE SECTION

KONCAN RYERSON’S MODERN DIANA SECOND YEAR STUDIO LITERATURE POP UP LIBRARY COMPLETION DATE 2012

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The purpose of this project was to create a more inviting presence to the entrance of Ryersonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Architectural Science building to Church Street. The curves are a way to bring attention to the entrance, clearly standing out from the rectilinear and dull presence of 325 Church Street as it stands. This contrasting curvilinear design is mimicked entirely from the glass façade of the atrium, to the canopy over top the entrance platform, into fixed seating, and softly ending as a bicycle rack, curving into the ground.

THE BUILDING BEHIND KONCAN THE CURTAIN DIANA FIRST YEAR STUDIO COMPLETION DATE: 2011

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Ripple is a poetic exploration of

raindrops in time. An interactive light and sound instillation created by gently tugging various sized raindrops to compose music. The intent is to create an interactive space for users to experience and manipulate music and sound through touch.

As more users explore the space, a larger ripple effect is made by syncronized sound, reflective surface above harmonizing notes.

SCOTIA BANK’S NUIT BLANCHE: RIPPLE

DIANA KONCAN LISA BOULATOVA HAYA ALNIBARI

LILY JEON TIM FU

COMPLETION DATE: 2014 TO BE ON DISPLAY: 2015

1:1 MODULE

ARCHITECTURAL SKETCHES

Architectural Sketches | 64

THE GORDON HOUSE Portland, usa kultour 2013

RICHMOND OLYMPIC OVAL Vancouver, canada kultour 2013

CONSERVATION PARK Vancouver, canada kultour 2013

portrait of danielle paris, france frankfurt studio 2014

ART WORK

Art work | 68

title: victoria medium: graphite date of completion: 2008

title: woman medium: graphite date of completion: 2010

TITLE: WINDOW OF OPPORTUNITY MEDIUM: INDIAN INK DATE OF COMPLETION: 2011

TITLE: SLOVENIA IN CANADA MEDIUM: ACRYLIC, CHARCOAL, SOFT PASTEL, INDIAN INK DATE OF COMPLETION: 2011 WHEN SLOVENIANS FIRST CAME TO CANADA, THEY PROMISED AMONGST EACHOTHER TO KEEP THE CULTURE ALIVE. THIS PIECE IS TO CELEBRATE THE CULTURE THAT IS STILL PRESENTLY THRIVING IN CANADA.

thank you.

Diana KonÄ?an diana.koncan@gmail.com 647.528.6322