P O R T F O L I O Falak Nazer
University of Waterloo
My name is Falak Nazer. I am currently an Architecture student at the University of Waterloo. I have always had a deep interest in architecture, design and construction and even pursued voluntary positions in high school to gain some experience. In the past year I have had the honour of working with a few different firms and companies to further develop my analytical, managerial and design skills.
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Resume
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TI Plaza
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Net Zero
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Hitachi Tower
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REV Student Residence
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Professional Samples
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Personal Projects
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jose@seamontcontracting.com (519) 894-7141 125A Whitney Place Kitchener, ON N2G 2X8 www.seamontcontracting.com
April 21, 2021
Jose Montes 125 Whitney Place, Kitchener
Attention: Human Resources Department
Dear Prospective Employer,
Falak Nazer was an employee and coop student at Seamont Contracting from January until late April. Over the past four months I have had the chance to get to know her on a professional and personal level. As an employee, Falak has been a dedicated and hardworking member of the team who was always ready to take on any assignment. She is professional and maintains a good relationship with clients, peers and business partners. As an individual she is out going, personable and easy to get along with. Falak is also a highly motivated individual and is always looking for ways to improve.
Overall, I can highly recommend Falak for the position you have available as she is versatile in individual and team atmospheres. She has been a pleasure to work with and brings great energy and motivation to the team.
If you need any additional information, please contact me.
Best Regards, Jose Montes
EDUCATION 2019 - Present
University of Waterloo School of Architecture - Cambridge, Ontario • Candidate for Bachelor’s of Architectural Studies - Honours Co-op Program
2015 - 2019
Cameron Heights Collegiate Institute - Kitchener, Ontario • High school Diploma, Honour Roll, Ontario Scholar
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Sept - Dec 2021
Architectural Designer - Cornerstone Architecture Inc • Created drawings and renderings for projects using Revit, Autocad & Lumion • Redesigned a police foot patrol station and the library for IDCI • Developed record drawings for a completed project
Jan - Apr 2021
Project Coordinator - Seamont Contracting • Created drawings & renderings for projects using Rhino, Revit, Autocad & Lumion • Coordinated trades &services in order to complete projects in a timely manner • Filed permits & worked with city planners to insure the creation of code compliant spaces
Oct - Jan 2021
Architectural Assistant - Fabrik Architects • Created 3D line drawings of residential buildings for social media using Adobe Illustrator & Revit • Walked clients through various design options by curating realistic renders of their renovated space using Photoshop
Mar - June 2018
Administrator - Ridgeview Homes • Organized & filed records of current construction projects according to dates, customer information & deadlines • Guided customers through the purchase of residential products by explaining the use and benefit of each item
TECHNICAL SKILLS 3D Modeling Autocad Rhino Revit SketchUp 3ds Max
Rendering Software Lumion Vray Corona Adobe Photoshop
AWARDS & CERTIFICATES May 2021 - Google Project Management Professional Certificate Mar 2021 - Worker Health & Safety July 2019 - First & Second Letter Academic Award Jan 2018 - Construction Technology Proficiency Award
Additional Skills
Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Hand Drafting Model Making
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1.TI PLAZA Project Date Project Location Instructor Software
Spring 2021 Toronto Islands Christine Pearson, Rick Andrighetti Rhino, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator
The Toronto Island’s Plaza aims to replace the existing concrete pad with a natural and sustainable design which not only matches the surroundings but enhances them as well. The natural elements of the plaza are not only native to North America and the Island but are also edible to promote a more engaging experience for the visitors. All the elements of the site are built on sustainable practices and serve multiple purposes. The natural pool acts as a water filter for the site, attraction and skating rink in the winter. The maple trees provide shade and comfort in the summer while supplying maple sap to make maple candy in the winter. The greenhouse provides yearly supply of fresh food, the pier has a mussel farm below to attract fish for the fishermen above while providing food when the mussel is harvested. This ability to use spaces year round minimizes waste and can be found in every aspect of the site. Other than general sustainability, the plaza is also a get away from the busy Toronto life. There is a huge emphasis on insuring that the spaces feel comfortable and relaxing to visitors. This is even reflected in the drawings which are drawn using thin line weights that represent the lightness of the structure and the airiness of the spaces.
PRIVATE REST SPACE
BIKE & FISHING RENTAL GREENHOUSE
WASHROOM & CHANGE ROOM BATHING PAVILION
PRIVATE REST SPACE
Site Axonometric
INDOOR / OUTDOOR GATHERING SPACE
FOOD VENDOR
NATURAL POOL
ART PIECE/ VIEWING PLATFORM
NATURAL POOL & BOARDWALK
The wood structures are both sustainable and match the surrounding environments. Inspired by the general aesthetic of Japanese gardens the buildings in this site feel light and open and allow a strong connection between the interior and the surrounding site.
BATHING PAVILION
OUTDOOR MARKET SPACE
PIER
MAPLE MARKET
2.Net Zero Project Date Project Location Instructor Software
Fall 2020 Yellow Knife, Canada Cam Parkin Rhino, Adobe Photoshop, Lumion
The research house is an off grid and environmentally friendly home to two researchers who study the Aurora Borealis in Yellowknife,Northwest Territories. The working space provides them with great comfort while insuring the usage of low-energy and passive strategies in order to sustain their needs. The construction allows for the maximization of passive strategies and reduces the need for active heating. It is a net zero house that provides for itself through the use of green energy. The introduction of a large south facing window and the incorporation of thermal massing for the door and walls minimizes the need for active heating. The solar panels and geothermal heat pump work hand in hand to supply reusable energy and heat. All the appliances, materials, active and passive systems are of the highest efficiency and reduce as much need for energy as possible. This design values the integration of comfortable living that does not compromise sustainability.
PLAN
N/S SECTION
METAL ROOF
PV WINDOWS
BRICK CLADDING
CONCRETE FLOOR
EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC
EXTERIOR RENDER
3.Hitachi Tower Project Date Project Location Instructor Software Partner
Fall 2020 Hitachinaka, Japan Justin Berg Rhino, Adobe Photoshop, Lumion, Vray Jarin Hoque
Placed in the beautiful Hitachi Seaside Park in Japan, the Hitachi Tower is integrated into a field of nemophila flowers to accentuate the beauty of the site and to allow a good platform for viewing. The tower is placed on the highest point of the field, the Miharashino Oka hill which was created using surplus soil from construction projects. The hill being twenty-four metres above sea level is the highest point in the city and allows access to the most beautiful views of the Pacific Ocean and Kanto Plains. With an elevation of twenty seven metres from the top of the hill, the tower allows spectacular panoramic views from a high point. The tower is set between two pathways, where one can enter from the first encircling staircase and continue their way down with the other staircase to allow a smooth transition to continue their viewing of the flower field
ELEVATION
The structural system acts as a shading device that creates an interesting light pattern within the cavity, where one can look down into while standing on the platform. The floor plates as well as the steel tubes are all made off site. The vertical steel tubes are connected to the floor plates and rise to the top level where it acts as railing. The system of tubular vertical columns creates a unique experience for visitors as they circulate around them and view into the space within the structure itself.
SECTION
ENTRANCE RENDER
4.REV Student Residence Project Date Project Location Instructor Software Partner
Fall 2020 Waterloo, Canada Lola Shephard, John McMinn Rhino, Illustrator, Lumion, Vray, Revit Simar Mangat
Inspired by the surroundings of the Ron Eydt Village, REV Student Residence emphasizes its close relationship to Laurel Creek and the possibilities of gathering. Catering to the first year population of the village, the residence provides students with opportunities to build relationships through public gathering and lounge spaces in order to encourage individuals to reach out and get involved. To foster inclusivity and welcome all students, rooms with varying privacy levels are offered, along with additional amenities including a gym and library. The driving force of the space is the fabrication of comfortable spaces that welcome first years to feel at home and as part of the Waterloo community.
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
CAFETERIA
2nd floor view on to cafeteria and stairs
N/S ELEVATION
E/W SECTION
STUDY HALL & LIBRARY RENDER
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Seamont Contracting Project Dates Project Locations Supervisor Software
Spring 2021 Kitchener, Canada Jose Montes Rhino, Lumion, Vray, Revit, Autocad
During my spring 2021 term I worked at Seamont Contracting, a firm which does design to construction work and covers all aspects of the project. During my time there I was a project coordinator as well as architectural designer. On the coordinating side I was responsible for managing the trades and insuring all the materials needed for a project were ordered and arrived to the client’s satisfaction. On the design end I worked very closely with clients and translated their vision into designs that were presented in drawing, 3d modeling and rendering format.
THORNDALE, LIVING ROOM
MOOREFIELD, EXTERIOR
Part 3
PERSONAL PROJECTS
1.Handmade Console Table Project Date
Spring 2019
Project Location
Waterloo, Canada
Materials
Pine, Glass, Mirrors
Tools
This yet
Handsaw, Chisel, Drill, Power screwdriver
table
was
comfortable
custom house.
made The
to
fit
lines
the
overall
needed
to
aesthetic remain
of
clean
an
elegant
and
simple
but be interesting enough to make a statement. It was important that the piece remained seamless and each part was able to connect well without any screws showing. Built completely using hand tools, this table was designed around framing the 3 top mirrors. The legs were drawn out using a large sheet of cardboard which was later used as a template for cutting them out. They are then screwed into the hollow base from beneath to professionally secure them. The legs are chiseled out and connected using a lap joint to create a flush and secure connection. Wood filler is then applied to any edges and the entire piece is covered in primer and finished in gold spray paint.
2.Handmade Bench Project Date
Spring 2019
Project Location
Waterloo, Canada
Materials
Pine, Plywood, Fabric, Foam
Tools
Handsaw, Staple gun, Power screwdriver
This bench was hand built to serve the aesthetic as well as storage needs of a busy family. Made with a combination of hardwood and plywood it was made to be durable yet beautiful. The stitched seat lifts up to reveal a spacious core storage area that is used to house anything from winter outerwear to extra towels or linens. Built completely using hand tools, this bench was designed around the idea of creating a large storage space masked as an accent piece. The interior is framed out using dimensional lumber then sandwiched using thin plywood pieces. The facade is finished in shaker style. The
top
memory hand
seating foam
area
piece
stitched
and
and
is
a
plywood
finished
attached
to
sheet
with the
a
base
topped
beautiful using
a
with
a
4
inch
fabric.
The
durable
piano
thick
seat
is
hinge.
RE-IMAGINED SPACES
Thank You :)