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JORDAN MADDOX 647.919.3770 j m a d d ox _ 8 6 @ y a h o o . c a 2 3 8 - 1 0 0 5 K i n g S t W. To ro n t o O N w w w. j o rd a n m a d d ox . co m
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RESUME EDUCATION 2010 2007 2005 2004
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2013 2009 2006 2005
OCAD University, Toronto Ont - BDES in Environmental Design BCIT, Burnaby BC - Interior Design - Management Certificate University College of the Fraser Valley, Abbotsford, BC - Bachelor of Arts Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS - Bachelor of Commerce Co-op.
SKILLS & QUALIFICATIONS Computer Wood Working Metal Working Photography Drawing
AutoCAD, Google Sketch-Up, Adobe Creative Suite, Microsoft Office, Powerpoint Table Saw, Bandsaw, Lathe Turning, Traditional Joinery, Laminating, Finishing, Bending Bending, Forming, Cutting, Oxy Acetylene Welding, Mig Welding, Tig Welding Processing Film (basic), Printing, Scanning, Editing, Freelance Technical Drafting (Plans, Sections, Elevations, Perspectives), Freehand
EXPERIENCE The Fifth Wall - Freelance - Toronto Interior Architect for residential Design Build Projects - Position included: Interior Design and Consulting, Space Planning, CAD Drawings, RCP, Finishes, Specifications and 3D Modelling
2015 - Present
Contour & Co - Co-Found - Toronto A Toronto based brand found though the collaboration of a graphic designer and interior architect. We focus on traditional handcraft combined with the precision of CAD Software to create minimalistic leather accessories. www.contour-co.com
2013 - 2015
Kantelberg + Co. Designer - Toronto Interior and furniture design: floor plans, elevations, communication with trades, shop drawings, Graphic Design and Art Direction; Design print material that was published in Toronto Home, Design Lines, Globe and Mail, Four Seasons. Photographer for Kantelberg + co. website and instagram
2012 - 2013
Commute Home - Intern - Toronto Position included commercial design, light fabrication, custom furniture design, light plans, floor plans, space planning, site installations
2012
ALSO Collective - Environmental Designer - Toronto ALSO collective is a collaborative studio of creative designers. Photography and filming for a promotional video for Sickids Hospital’s POSNA 2013 Conference, and Designing print materials for OCADU Student Gallery’s Summer program, Summer Camp
2012
OCAD U Research Lab -Furniture Designer -Toronto Collaborated with the OCADU research lab designing a stool for children with autism
2008 - 2010
Surface - Sample Manager - LOCATION Products (formally Grosvenor Uber materials) an Architectural material firm and 3-Form Material Distributer
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RESUME
2015 - Present
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CONTENT
01 INTERIORS False-Work Habitat Bulwer Bond Paving + Construction Lamanna’s Cafe False Work
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Kantleberg House 02 FURNITURE Lounge Chair Credenza Table Lamp Lines into Planes Acute Angle Stool Skateboards Coffee Table Wall Unit 03 THESIS The Market
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FA L S E - W O R K
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FALSE-WORK
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GALLERY SPACE Falsework is a language of temporary building systems and techniques. It is the building that builds our buildings. Deployed throughout the city in the perpetual cycle of construction/demolition projects, it now constitutes a permanent presence of materials and forms in the urban visual landscape. Manufactured to be adaptable and easy to assemble on location, the structural elements adhere to a strict ethos of economy and functional design. Perhaps owing to these very principles of utility, they evoke a curiosity that transcends
their desire to be bland. In a range of mysterious, difficult to understand, even hubristic gestures, we are peripherally made witness to the very birth and death of the city and its sites. The gallery provides a frame, a moment in which to review both the familiar and unfamiliar qualities of these constructions. The physical environments that we have made reflect our investigation into these qualities as well as an exploration into their spatial possibilities and emotional resonance.
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FALSE-WORK
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H A B I TAT
The Objective To create a 150 Sq. Ft. living space under the Gardiner Expressway near Bay and Yonge.
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HABITAT
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The Concept The intent of this space was to capture the industrial feel of the surrounding environment, while breaking away from the horizontal lines casted by the Gardiner. This was achieved by using circular shapes that mimic the way in which the off-ramp spirals around the location while also referencing the concept of mobility (subway tunnels, wheels etc.) Levels were created to imitate the various heights of the Gardiner while also changing how one would move through this space, dividing each cylinder by its function.
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B U LW E R
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The Concept The design of this space was inspired by the tissue of the preexisting building, and is influenced by the theory that the old is beautiful and reuse it if you can. To accomplish this, all existing finishes and fittings are stripped away to visually organize the space, reveal its basic architectural layout and expose its original materials, creating a cleared palette to work with. The overall out come is a space that echoes the clients well-rounded personality and lifestyle that is both balanced between work, pleasure and entertaining. Main Floor
Second Floor
Roof Top
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The Objective To reprogam an existing space in order to meet the clients needs.
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USE
SPACE / AREA
SQUARE FEET
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OFFICE
- Desk with return for computer and printer - Office chair - Guest chairs - Coat rack
LIVING ROOM
- Seating for min. of 6 people - Storage for stereo, books, etc. - Gas fireplace - polished concrete - Acess to a patio
Open Bottom Floor
- Gas fireplace that gives off heat - Large windows, that open
KITCHEN
- Island (wood bar table 42�) - Refridgerator - Gas stove - Built-in oven - Double sink - Microwave - Upper and lower cabinets - Lots of counter space - Access to patio
Open Bottom Floor
- Industrial feel, test products - Stainless steel - Butcher Block style counter - Glass backsplash - Double Wall
BAR
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Open Bottom Floor
- Built into kitchen long table (wood slab) - Downstairs
LOUNG ROOM
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MEETING ROOM
COFFEE BAR
400 SQ. FT.
Sink Wine fridge Lighting Counter space Shelves Espresso
ROOFTOP
- BBQ and heater propane line - Outdoor bar - Outdoor seating - Sink with water hook up
UTILITY
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LAUNDRY ROOM
POWDER ROOM
Small coat closet Washer & Dryer Laundry sink Counter space Shelving Ironing board
- Toilet - Sink
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- Lounge feel - Close to kitchen (test food products) - Mr. Maddox made reference his blackberry
Open
- Greenery
60 SQ. FT.
- Upstairs
60 SQ. FT.
- Downstairs - Located close to office and removed from the rest of the space
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Small coat closet Washer/ Dryer Laundry sink Counter space Shelving
GUEST BEDROOM
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Queen bed Side table Dresser Closet (small)
MASTER BEDROOM
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Queen sized bed Two night tables Dresser Closet (walk-in)
MAIN BATH
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100 SQ. FT.
- Upstiars - Double glass shower
150 SQ. FT.
- Upstairs
250-350 SQ. FT.
- Upstairs - No ensuite - Opens up to patio
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Ground Floor
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ALL WINDOWS DOUBLE GLAZED 6MM SET BACK 243 MM - TIMBER FRAMED DOUGLAS FIR
1’-9”
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SOCIAL A REA
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KITCHEN
PANTRY 4
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48’-6”
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W/C
W/C AND PANTRY UNDER STAIRS
ONE-WAY SYSTEM OF 13” DEEP STEEL I BEAMS SPAN THE WIDTH OF THE BUILDING (29’-6”) SPACED 5’-6” APPART BETWEEN THE EAST AND WEST WALLS
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OFFICE 11’-0”
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Second Floor
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PATIO
W/C
BUILT IN CLOSET SPACE UNDER STAIRS FOR STORAGE, WASHER AND DRYER
MASTER BEDROOM
GUEST BEDROOM
INTERIOR WALLS: 2X4 WOOD FRAMING 16” O.C. WITH 1/2” GYPSUM WALLBOARD
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6 PANEL SLIDING GLASS DOOR SYSTEM 30MM TRIPLE INSULATED LOW E GLASS TIMBER FRAMED DOUGLAS FIR
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1’-4”
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9’-0”
23’-0”
PATIO 22’-4”
FRAMED GLASS WALL - FLOOR TO CEILING DOUBLE GLAZED 30 MM LAMINATED TEMPERED GLASS. TIMBER FRAMED DOUGLAS FIR
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PATIO OPEN TO OUTDOORS ON SOUTH AND EAST SIDES 4’ FRAMELESS RAILING 30 MM LAMINATED TEMPERED GLASS
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Roof Top
PATIO
5’-8”
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ROOFTOP 5’-8”
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WALK ON ROOF LIGHT - DOUBLE GLAZED 50 MM UNIT MADE UP OF 25MM CLEAR TOUGHENED AND HEAT STRENGTHEND OUTER PANE, 16MM ARGON FILLED CAVITY AND A 9 MM CLEAR LAMINATED LOW E INNER PANE
4’ FRAMELESS RAILING 30 MM LAMINATED TEMPERED GLASS ALL 4 SIDES
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ROOF TOP
2’-8”
SOUTH ELEVATION
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WEST ELEVATION
BULWER STRUCTURAL GLAZING 12MM LOW E GLASS AND STRUCTURAL SILICONE - FRAMELESS AT GRADE
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Elevation
12” 3’-0” TYP.
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CONCRETE FOOTING WITH KEY HOLDING FOUNDATION AND CONCRETE GROUND SLAB 5’0” CRAWL SPACE AND FOUNDATION WALLS ARE 18”
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Floor Detail
40 MM STONE TILE
24’-4”
50 MM GRAVEL 20 MM POLYSTYROL THERMAL INSULATION 10 MM MOISTURE BARRIER 355 MM REINFORCED CONCRETE
10 MM MOISTURE BARRIER
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ROOFTOP
15 MM WHITE PLASTER BOARD
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20 MM HARDWOOD FLOORING
12’-9”
20 MM PLYWOOD ON SLAB
10 MM MOISTURE BARRIER 355 MM REINFORCED CONCRETE
10 MM MOISTURE BARRIER
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SECOND FLOOR
15 MM WHITE PLASTER BOARD
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355 MM REINFORCED CONCRETE
FLOOR DETAIL
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10 MM MOISTURE BARRIER
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Sliding Wall Panel Detail
533.4 MM INSULATING CONCRETE WITH CONCRETE PRIMER
40 MM INSULATION 1O MM MOISTURE BARRIER
50 MM X 76 MM SOLID, 3 LAYER CROSS GRAINED KILN DRIED DOUGLAS FIR
30MM TRIPLE INSULATED LOW E GLASS
140 MM FLUSH METAL GRATE DRAINAGE PIPE O.C. 24’’
10 MM MOISTURE BARRIER 152 MM RIGID INSULATION
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355 REINFORCED CONCRETE
SLIDING WALL PANEL DETAIL
10 MM MOISTURE BARRIER
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Staircase Detail
12’-9”
(2) - 2”X8” SUPPORT BEAMS (1) - 2”X 4” SPACER SECOND FLOOR SEE PAGE 7 FOR DETAIL
(2) WOOD CARRIAGES AND (1) STRINGER FINISHED WITH GYPSUM WALL RAILING: 4’ HIGH STAINLESS STEEL WITH 3/8” STAINLESS STEEL CABLES
1 9/16” SOLID WOOD DOUGLAS FIR PLANKS MAKE UP THE RISERS AND TREADS RISE = 6” RUN = 11 1/2” TREADS HANG OVER STRINGERS BY 3”
INTERIOR WALL: 15MM GYPSUM WALL BOARD
2”X4” KICK PLATE ANCHOR
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STRINGER WITH GYPSUM WALL BOARD FACE - UPPER EDGE CUT TO THE PROFILE OF THE TREADS
WALL CONSTRUCTION DETAIL
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STAIR CASE DETAIL
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Wall Construction Detail
153 MM SELF COMPACTING EXPOSED CONCRETE
1 MM SELF COMPACTING EXPOSED CONCRETE
10O MM ROCKWALL THERMAL INSULATION
10O MM ROCKWALL THERMAL INSULATION
10 MM MOISTURE BARRIER
10 MM MOISTURE BARRIER
15 MM GYPSUM WALL BOARD
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WALL CONSTRUCTION DETAIL
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L A M A N N A’ S C A F E
An Italian Cafe located at 6758 kingston Rd.Toronto, Ontario. Project designed while working at Commute Home
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LAMANNA’S CAFE
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Low Freezer
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Custom Display POS Cake & Coffee
Cake Display 2
Cake Display 1 Bean TRI Beans POS Cake & Coffee
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LAMANNA’S CAFE
Light Fixtures and Power
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KANTELBERG HOUSE
Interior renovation of Jill Kantleberg’s residence. Project designed and executed while working at Kantleberg+Co. Featured in House and Home Magazine
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KANTELBERG HOUSE
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KANTELBERG HOUSE
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B O N D PA V I N G & C O N S T R U C T I O N
When redesigning this space my main focus was altering the atmosphere to create a more desirable place to work for the employees. I addressed the spaces three main issues; its lack of light, storage and noise.
added to each workspace, allowing the employees to have control and comfort. New industrial pendant lights that echo the industrial feel have replaced the old noisy fluorescents that hung overhead.
A light well on the south wall was added in order to flood the space with natural light, as naturally lit environments appear larger, airy and calm. Wall mounted table lights have been
Organization is dealt with by adding cantilevered stainless steel desks and industrial shelving built from raw hot rolled steel frames. These large bold shelves increase storage and organi-
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zation creating flow, clutter free and a less stressful environment. Finally a custom glass divider and personal storage wall is built. The divider allows natural light throughout the space while still creating a noise barrier. The pockets in the divider provide storage, which helps free up the desks, creating a feeling of relaxation and organization
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LOUNGE CHAIR
Red Ash and Maple 25” x 25” x 30” Inspired by the concept of found material this chair is made from five types of wood. The materials are laminated together and finished with danish oil. The wood is suspended in a hot rolled steel tube frame that has a brushed finish to give it a slight sheen. Designed and fabricated by Jordan Maddox
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LOUNGE CHAIR
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EAST COAST DECK
Maple Vaneer Inspired by the 60’s and 70’s boards that transition from surf to skate. Designed and fabricated by Jordan Maddox
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TA B L E L A M P
A simple bent walnut structure, concrete base and exposed hardware; this design is stripped down to the essential elements of a lamp. Designed and fabricated by Jordan Maddox
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Concrete and Walnut
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LINES INTO PLANES
Concrete and Plywood Concrete reception desk designed and built for OCADU student gallery. Experimenting through hand-sketching, and later with 3-D modelling software, we began to develop a language of rough geometric abstraction with associations to furniture, lighting and architecture. These explorations led to the design of this concrete desk. By using a CNC mill and its high degree of precision we were able to cut multiple stripes of offset angles. This made up the formwork for the desks front elevation manifesting our underlying concept of lines into planes.
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Designed and fabricate by Jordan Maddox & Noah Scheinman
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LINES INTO PLANES
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LINES INTO PLANES
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ACUTE ANGLE STOOL
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ACUTE ANGLE STOOL
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Walnut with Danish Oil Finish 18” x 7” x 16” A sculptural stool and book shelf, designed to function anyway it’s placed. Inspired by mid century modern furniture. Designed and Fabricated by Jordan Maddox
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C O F F E E TA B L E
White Ash and Metal 48” x 24” x 17”
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The table top is inspired by the classic butcher block. I kept it clean and simple, so the natural beauty of the wood, would not go unnoticed. The frame is hot rolled steel tube with a brushed finish that gives of a slight sheen.The frame was made in four stages: cutting, welding, grinding, and then finishing (brushed). The welds were polished to look like the metal is one continuous piece that has been bent to hold the table top.
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CRADENZA
Designed and fabricated by Jordan Maddox
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White Oak and Hot Rolled Steel 72” x 18” x 21.5” Designed for the modern entertainment room this open concept storage unit provides the perfect place to store or display. The 2” thick warm white oak shell and removable box are set on top of an architectural steel frame that has been powder coated cobalt blue.
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WALL UNIT
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WALL UNIT
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Powder Coated Hot Rolled Steel, 3 Pieces 204” x 96” Metal wall unit designed for residential client while working with Kantelberg + Co. Designed by Jordan Maddox
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01 BENCH
03 GLASS TABLE
54”L x 18”W x 18 3/4””H
27”L x 28”W x 24”H
The base is fabricated out of a combination of angle iron and 3” flat bar while the top is upholster with an antique moroccan carpet.
02 ANTIQUE CHINESE PANTRY
This table is fabricated from lucite and white oak. The lucite provides a weightless appearance to this contemporary side table.
43”L x 17”W x 60” H
28”L x 20”W x 28”H
06 ANTIQUE RICE BUCKET LIGHT Buckets 8-10” H x 8-10”ø
Whether paired, or on its own this chest of drawers proportions work well in the bedroom or living room. Composed of raw white oak and simple contrasting antique brass drawers.
04 ZINC + STEEL DINNING TABLE 72”L x 42”W x 30” H Architectural, graphic and bold, with refined lines; this table is inspired by early modern design. Function, structural ingenuity and materials where taken into careful consideration in the design of this piece. The table features a sandblasted zine top set into a steel angel iron frame that appears to be floating over the bold, architectural hot rolled steel base.
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This fixture features four antique rice cooking buckets in varying diameters, clustered together. The distressed metal and original patina are bold and heavy to the eye but once lit the buckets cast a calming soft wash of light below.
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The base of this cabinet was designed by Jordan Maddox. Inspired by the humble elegance of Asian design combined with the subtle details of the pantry. This base is contrasting in material with clean lines and simplicity but creates an overall coherent aesthetic with the original antique pantry.
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THE MARKET
the market
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S TAT E M E N T O F I N T E N T The city is a dining room, people come together in public spaces to buy, eat and to be with others. They join people whom they may already know, in restaurants and cafes that act as a space to eat and convers with friends and family. This act of gathering was simply not available before in their own small condo. Meanwhile, others come to these spaces to simply enjoy the company of strangers, and to be involved in part of the action. Growing fruit and vegetable within the city limits or even nearby has disappeared from many western cities and has been pushed to more rural areas. Today food is packaged and shipped long distances to supermarkets; the plastic wrap hides the smells and seasonal produce becomes available year round. When the food we eat, grow, or buy is local, we experience a connection to the region, the seasons and the environment we inhabit. This becomes our connection to an organic life within all the abstractions of the modern city we live in. Food in the city enriches our everyday senses of sounds, sight and smells through the ways in which it is produced, displayed and consumed. A market place can blur the boundaries between inside and outside, public and private, eating and browsing. The Post Office located at 1117 Queen Street West has occupied this plot of land for over 100 years. The building has
never been converted or transformed; it has always served as a post office. However, a post office who’s outer shell has been neglected and damaged over time, and time is starting to show. This building was a reflection of connecting people together through mail, in which this building should continue to connect people together, but through food. The term raw is conventionally used to describe the state of food but this terms can also describe design. Raw food and raw space carry an essence to simplicity and wholesomeness, but can also refer to a refined composition of materials. Raw food and a raw space embody the most direct and unprocessed state; there are no hidden elements in the processes and the success of the whole relies solely on its clarity and down to earth quality. An integration of old and new elements brings the space alive in a minimalist style that compliments an industrial but warm atmosphere powered by natural light. This space is designed to reflect what’s being sold, the consumer can meet the producer and the materials are what they are. The materials are real and raw and not disguised. Old and new are allowed to exist together in what reads as one and with its acceptance of the materials, the interior will achieve a simple air of authenticity.
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the market
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ENVIRONMENT AND SURROUNDINGS
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2. Development South of Site
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8. Trinity Bellwoods
11. Liberty Village
3. Site 1117 Queen st. West
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the market
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I M AG E B OA R D
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SCENARIOS
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the market
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FIRST FLOOR
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the market
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the market
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the market
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the market
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the market
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D DE ETA TAIILLSS:: B BU UT TC CH HE ER R
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LIGHT FIXTURES & POWER
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TYPE
QTY
MANFACTURER
the market
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D E TA I L S : L BO UU TC NH GER
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No r t h E l e v a t i o n
South Elevation
62
the market
E N V I R O N M E N TA L D E S I G N
1117 QUEEN WEST
E L E VAT I O N S
INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
not to scale*
03 THESIS
East Elevation
We s t E l e v a t i o n
63
JORDAN MADDOX
the market
E N V I R O N M E N TA L D E S I G N
1117 QUEEN WEST
SECTION
INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE
03 THESIS
not to scale*
64