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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE EXPERIENCE PROFESSIONAL PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 01/2016 -- 08/2016 08/2016 01/2016 01/2017 - 04/2017 01/2016 - 08/2016

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CARSCADDEN STOKES MCDONALD MCDONALDARCHITECTS ARCHITECTS CARSCADDEN STOKES PLANT ARCHITECT Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Toronto, Ontario, Canada CARSCADDEN STOKES MCDONALD ARCHITECTS Architectural Intern working drawings, tender packages, packages, construction documents, presentations, site visits, visits, Architectural Intern -- working drawings, tender site Architectural Intern - Columbia, working drawings, presentations, designconstruction development,documents, competitionpresentations, and awards submissions, Vancouver, British Canada site review, client meetings, schematic design, code analysis site review, client meetings, schematic design, code analysis client meetings, schematic deisgn, code analysis, 3D modelling - Vectorworks Architectural Intern - working drawings, tender packages, construction documents, presentations, site visits, site review, client meetings, schematic design, code analysis ATMOS STUDIO STUDIO ATMOS CARSCADDEN London,United UnitedSTOKES KingdomMCDONALD ARCHITECTS London, Kingdom ATMOS STUDIO Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Architectural Intern design, fabrication drawings, drawings,visualization, visualization,3D 3D modelling, modelling,presentation, presentation,code code analysis analysis Architectural Intern -- design, fabrication London, United Kingdom Architectural Intern - working drawings, tender packages, construction documents, presentations, site visits, site review, Architectural Intern - design, fabrication drawings, visualization, 3D modelling, presentation, code analysis ARQUITECTONICAclient meetings, schematic deisgn, code analysis ARQUITECTONICA Miami,USA USA Miami, ARQUITECTONICA Architectural Intern -- working working drawings, drawings,renderings, renderings,presentation presentation boards, boards,detail detail drawings drawings Architectural Miami,STUDIO USA Intern ATMOS Architectural Intern - working drawings, renderings, presentation boards, detail drawings London, United Kingdom HICKS PARTNERSHIP PARTNERSHIP HICKS Architectural Intern - design, fabrication drawings, visualization, 3D modelling, presentation, code analysis Oakville,PARTNERSHIP Ontario,Canada Canada Oakville, Ontario, HICKS Architectural Intern 3D modelling, modelling,rendering, rendering,working working drawings, drawings,interiors, interiors,presentation presentation boards, boards,site site visits visits Architectural Intern -- 3D Oakville, Ontario, Canada Architectural Intern - 3D modelling, rendering, working drawings, interiors, presentation boards, site visits ARQUITECTONICA TOWNSHIP OFALGONQUIN ALGONQUIN HIGHLANDS HIGHLANDS TOWNSHIP OF Miami, USA Algonquin Highlands, Ontario, Canada Algonquin Highlands, Ontario, Canada Architectural Intern working drawings, renderings, presentation boards, detail drawings TOWNSHIP OF ALGONQUIN HIGHLANDS Head Swim Instructor scheduling and teaching lessions lessions ages ages 1-18, 1-18,bronze bronze courses, courses,first first aid aid Head Swim Instructor scheduling and Algonquin Highlands, Ontario, Canada teaching Head Swim Instructor - scheduling and teaching lessions ages 1-18, bronze courses, first aid HICKS PARTNERSHIP Oakville, Ontario, Canada Architectural Intern - working drawings, renderings, presentation boards, detail drawings

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tom woodworking projects. I worked with the team on a large staircase in Piccadilly participating in designing details, 3D modelling and working back and forth with the fabricators on translation the Rhino model into a mill-ready CNC file and fabrication drawings. The spiral stair consists of a combination of structural steel, plywood core, solid timber treads and an intricate use of veneered lumber. The stair cantilevers off of a central stringer that forms a helix from the basement to the first floor. The forms slowly morph into trads, railings and stalks with a smooth `growing`feeling of transition from component to component. The projects required a lot of high detail modelling for the tolerances between steel structure and CNC’ed wood cladding.

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CARscadden In t ern ship 01-08, 2016 Va n c ouver, BC

At Carscadden Stokes McDonald Architects I was able to work intimately with a number of projects at a variety of stages and scales. Galt Street Flats was a project that I had the opportunity to work on from the beginning of working drawings to issueing for tender, meeting and coordinating with clients, consultants and the City of Vancouver. The project is a four storey residential project, the first of itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s density in an area of single family homes. It was exciting to work in depth with the ongoing structural, mechanical, architectural and code considerations on this project as we developed the tender set. I also worked at the conceptual design stage on two commercial projects, a residential renovation and a study pod at UBC, producing working drawings for office interiors and a number of community centres.

L e ft To p: Galt Street Model L e ft B ottom: Work ing Dra w in g Sec t ion R i g h t: Exit Stair Section

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ARQUITECTONICA In t ern ship 09-12, 2014 Mia m i, U SA

I worked on a variety of large scale projects with a few different teams at Arquitectonica`s head office in Miami. I spent a large part of my time working on Brickell City Centre, a mixed use complex covering four blocks in downtown Miami. I produced and edited a variety of working drawings including the interior detailing of luxury apartment suites. I also worked on renders and visualizations such as the bathroom shown above as well as interior signage and details throughout offices and public areas. On other arquitectonica projects I produced presentation boards and renders for client meetings.

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Desk Sel f In it ia t ed 07, 2013 Ha l ib ur t on , ON

Easy access storage area quently used items; pens,

I wanted to design and build a desk accomodating a wide range of shelving and storage needs and maintaining a clear work space without sacrificing the convinience of having many tools close at hand. A two-tiered worktop was the solution to providing open storage for laptops, rulers, writing utensils and other small items. The lower shelving is for large and/or heavy items like a PC tower or books. The weight of the items aid in balancing the desks cantilevered top. The shelves are open on both sides making the form and construction of the desk apparent and when occupied will display the items from the front and rear. The desk has the flexibility to be placed against a wall or sit in the open and act as a center-piece to a room.

Storage area for larger more permanent items; books, computer tower

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I wanted to design and build a desk accomodating a wide range of shelving needs and maint space without sacrificing the convenience of having many tools close at hand.

A two-tiered top was used to provide open storage for laptops, rulers, pens and other small it shelving can be used for larger, heavier items like a PC tower or books. The weight of these item the desk. The shelves are open on both sides keeping the form of the desk very apparent and w create an interesting view of the items. The desk has the flexibility to be placed against a wall or serve as center piece to a room.

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rise ACADIA In st a l l a t ion 10, 2013 Ca m b rid ge, ON

The Centre for Information Technology and Architecture [CITA] built this installation with a workshop during the ACADIA conference in Cambridge. The concept of ‘The Rise’ was focused on a growing distributed structural system which can adapt and grow to suit different needs as opposed to a static traditional structure. There are two distinct portions of this installation. There are modules, made out of lasercut acrylic and tensile rods of GFRP. The modules or ‘nodes’ serve as joining points for the tunsile members ‘grown’ in grasshopper.

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cube ACADIA In st a l l a t ion 10, 2013 Ca m b rid ge, ON

The Cube was F_RM LAB`s installation for ACADIA [Association for Computer Aided Design in Architecture] conference held in Cambridge. Using Arduino software kits and lasercut plexiglass, an interactive canopy was created to respond to the occupants position.

Motion sensors picked up the movement of the occupants and activated servo motors that would lift the canopy in response to an occupant, creating a reactive canopy. Personally, I worked mainly with programming the Arduino boards that ran the servo motors and manufacturing the plexiglass components. T

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Personally, I worked programming the Arduino boardings and manufacturing components in response to with an occupant, creating a reactive canopy.

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Broch hof 4A Stu dio - An d re w Lev it t 08, 2017 Ca m b rid ge, ON

broch - a halo round sun or moon. Probably a metaphorical use of Old Norse borg, a place of defence, the Orkney broch ; c.f. however Gaelic broth, lunar halo. hof - From Proto-Germanic *hufą “hill, house, temple” The prevalent meaning of hof in Old Norse literature is “temple, sanctuary”.

The Orkney Isles off the coast of Scotland had their own language, a variation of Old Norse known as Norrœna, or Norn. Remnants of the language can be clearly heard in the Orcadian dialect today. In particular there is a plethora of words in the Orcadian dialect that describe in detail atmospheric and weather conditions that loom large in the Orkney imagination. The Isles are situated such that though they are in the North Atlantic they receive warm air and ocean currents from the gulf stream creating the unique climate. As a result of the geographic and climactic situation of the Isles the weather and atmospheres have produced a cultural imagination and memory that is present in the Orcadian dialect that stems from the Norrœna language spoken as early as AD 800. T

broch - a halo round sun or moon.

fizz - to drizzle lightly

skreever - a very strong gale

ugsome - threatening, awe-inspiring stormy sky

glamsy - of the sky - glittering and stormy looking

skyuimy - dark spotted, dirty grey sky

hagger - a heavy drizzle

skare - bright , clear moonlight

L e ft To p: Ork ney dialec t v is ua l iz a t ion a n d g l o ssar y L e ft B ottom: Site Perspec t ive durin g a ga l e R i g h t Top: Rendered Sec t ion R i g h t Middle: Sun + Win d Dia gra m s R i g h t Bottom: Site Plan

The Brough is exposed on all sides to the wind and rain, especially on the south western edge where I have located the lodge to receive as much of the ever changing atmospheres as possible. The building is situated in a courtyard organization around a central dome or sky-space clad in weathering brass in order to deflect wind and rain from exterior circulations and gather rain water in cisterns for later use, taking advantage of the frequent precipiation. The majority of circulation is exterior but shielded enough make even extreme weather conditions occupyable when fully dressed but open enough to allow the sound and sight of rain, wind, mist, sea and sky to transform the experience of the architecture and site.

Programatically the building is divided into three levels. After entry through the skyspace at grade there is the kitchen, lounge, dining, and archive spaces with expansive views to the south and west. The office and reception are also found at the entry level. From grade one can ascend or descend on spiral ramps that circle the dome. Below, are the rainwater cisterns, unconditioned but shielded from the elements which serve as circulation for the sauna, hot pool and cold plunge pool. Above are the accommodations, lodge manager and artists residence joined by an exterior corridor that sheds rain to form the opposite wall.

L e ft To p: Upper Floor Pl a n L e ft Middle: Ground Floor Pl a n L e ft B ottom: Basement Fl oor Pl a n R i g h t Top: Exterior Ramp Pers pec t ive R i g h t Bottom: Spa/Ciste rn Perspec t ive

THANK YOU Justin Jones justinrobjones@gmail.com CDN 905 920 2434 IT +39 328 2368115 Skype justinrobjones