LM Portfolio16 by Lisa Marshall-Clarke

Lisa Marshall Studio + Intern Architect

PROJECT ONE

PROJECT TWO

N O R T H G R A V E A R C H I T E C T | INTERN ARCHITECT Date: 2016 . Project Type: Mid to High Rise Residential Development Proposals . Duties: Generate 3D Model, Graphics & Assist in Completing Full Set of Working Drawings for Ongoing Projects. Software Used: VectorWorks 2015 & Adobe Photoshop Elements.

PROJECT ONE

DRAWINGS FO PLANNING APPRO ONLY

NOT FOR CONSTRU

DRAWINGS NOT TO BE

DRAWING ISSUE

DATE + DESCRIPT

SEPT 30th 20

SUBMITTED FO OPA and ZBA

ELEVATION VIEW

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Mech Roof

METAL PANEL (SILVER)

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PRECAST

31.50m

B.P.G. GLAZING (LIGHT GREY TINT) FROSTED GLASS PANEL

Mech Pent 0 NT A

FROSTED GLASS

ASS 0 C

OF ARCHITECTS

PAUL H. NORTHGRAVE LICENCE 2903

26.5m

8th

7th BUILDING B - ZONING HEIGHT MEASURED FROM GROUND FLOOR FFE ± 214.70 TO TOP OF ROOF SURFACE

GLASS BALCONY RAILING

19.5m

PRECAST

6th

NORTHGRA ARCHITEC INC.

5th

66 GLOUCESTER S TORONTO, ON. M4 TEL: 416-929-94 FAX: 416-929-72 info@northgrave

CURRENT MUNI ADDRESS OF S 9839 YONGE 254, 258, 264 CHU 17 HARDING B RICHMOND HILL

4th

7.25m

3rd

PROPOSE MIXED-US DEVELOPME

2nd

BUILDIN B

FFE ± 124.70 BUILDING-B GROUND FLOOR

(BARRIER FREE)

BUILDING B SOUTH ELEVATION DETAIL Scale: 1:50

PROJECT TWO

BUILDING B SOUTH ELEVATION Scale: 1:125

UNIT UNIT ENTRY ENTRY

FFE ± 214.25

SOUTH ELEVATION

FFE ± 214.40

Date: Tuesday, 2016, October 4 Time: 6:19:19 PM File name: PALM-16 2016-09-30 Elev

FFE ± 214.70

MAIN ENTRANCE

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SOUTH ELEVATIO & DETAI Scale

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Project Start Date

JAN

Job Code

PAL

Drawn By Drawing No.

DRAWINGS FOR PLANNING APPROVALS ONLY NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION DRAWINGS NOT TO BE SCALED

DRAWING ISSUED FOR DATE + DESCRIPTION

SEPT 30th 2016 SUBMITTED FOR OPA and ZBA

PRECAST

Mech Pent

31.50m

Mech Roof

31.50m

Mech Roof

FROSTED GLASS

GLAZING (LIGHT GREY TINT)

FROSTED GLASS PANEL B.P.G.

Mech Pent

8th

BUILDING B - ZONING HEIGHT MEASURED FROM GROUND FLOOR FFE ± 214.70 TO TOP OF ROOF SURFACE

7.25m

NORTHGRAVE ARCHITECT INC.

2nd

66 GLOUCESTER STREET TORONTO, ON. M4Y 1L5 TEL: 416-929-9495 FAX: 416-929-7270 info@northgrave.ca

FFE ± 124.70 BUILDING-B GROUND FLOOR

GRND

AS S 0 C

ARCHITECTS

4th

3rd

FFE ± 124.70 BUILDING-B GROUND FLOOR

PAUL H. NORTHGRAVE LICENCE 2903

5th

3rd

2nd

N I 0

19.5m

6th

4th

GLASS BALCONY RAILING

BUILDING PERMIT ISSUANCE SHALL BE SUBJECT TO THE BUILDING PERMIT DRAWINGS NOT BEING IN CONTRAVENTION WITH THESE APPROVED PLANS AND DRAWINGS INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE EXTERIOR DESIGN OF THE BUILDING AND EXTERIOR BUILDING MATERIALS

7th

GLASS BALCONY RAILING

5th

BUILDING B - ZONING HEIGHT MEASURED FROM GROUND FLOOR FFE ± 214.70 TO TOP OF ROOF SURFACE

6th

26.5m

METAL PANEL (SILVER)

0 NT A

7th

19.5m

26.5m

PRECAST PRECAST

CURRENT MUNICIPAL ADDRESS OF SITE 9839 YONGE ST 254, 258, 264 CHURCH ST 17 HARDING BLVD RICHMOND HILL, ON.

GRND

PROPOSED MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENT

Scale: 1:125

BUILDING B

BUILDING B WEST ELEVATION Scale: 1:125

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BUILDING B NORTH ELEVATION

NORTH & WEST ELEVATION Scale

1:125

PROJECT TWO Project Start Date

JAN / 2016

Job Code

PALM-16

Drawn By

T H E S I S | MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE 2016 | RYERSON MOVABLE POSSESSIONS: ALTERNATIVE HOUSING THROUGH ADAPTABLE DESIGN Poor Communities around the world have developed architecture without architects. Subsidized low-income housing has been built as if to provide only a short-term solution. Poverty and lack of affordable housing is not short-term problem but an ongoing issue that demands creative adaptable solutions for a changing world. Adaptable architecture is essential for the redesign of affordable housing that is environmentally, economically and socially sustainable. In order to mend the broken bond between low-incomes and the architectural quality of space, this design research strives to both defend and produce affordable architectural alternatives to housing through the use of adaptable design principles and strategies found within Barbadosâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Vernacular Architecture, the Chattel House

MOVABLE POSSESSION: ALTERNATIVE HOUSING THROUGH ADAPTABLE DESIGN

BARBADOS VERNACULAR CHATTEL HOUSE

PROTOTYPES

T H E S I S | R A I C STUDENT HONOUR ROLL

BATHURST AND BLOOR ‘4 CORNERS’

THE FOUR CORNERS STUDY - BLOOR AND BATHURST Ryerson University - Department of Architectural Science (DAS)

S T U D I O + C O L L A B O R A T I V E P R O J E C T S | MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE | RYERSON SUKKAH VILLE The sun is an omnipresent force that exudes light experienced by all on earth. In the spirit of the celebration experienced within a Sukkah, we have created a threshold that signifies the transaction of the Israelites into freedom from Egypt. Software Used: Grasshopper, Rhino, Photoshop, InDesign.

HONEST ED‘S This Conservation Strategy Guide was designed to assist municipal staff, heritage committee members and heritage community groups to develop effective plans, policies and guidelines to ensure long-term protection and enhancement of the District for the enjoyment of current and future generations.

S U K K A H V I L L E | SHADES OF LIGHT 2016

Annex

Bloor

Annex

BATHURST AND BLOOR ‘4 CORNERS’

Spadina

Bathurst

HONEST ED’S FOUR CORNERS STUDY Bloor

Annex Annex

CONSERVATION STRATEGY BLOOR ST W

BLOOR ST W

FOUR CORNER DISTRICTS

PROPOSED HERITAGE BUILDINGS

THE ANNEX

STUDY AREA

HARBORD VILLAGE

STREET PERMEABILITY PUBLIC LANEWAYS

BATHURST ST

LORETTO LANE

PALMERSTON SEATON VILLAGE

LENNOX ST

PUBLIC OPEN SPACE

PUBLIC ACCESSIBILITY

PUBLIC GREEN ROOFS

PATH NETWORK

PERMEABLE SURFACES

PATH/TRANSIT ACCESS POINTS

OPEN SPACE

PARKING ACCESS POINTS

A PRECEDENT FOR NEW SUSTAINABLE CITY NEIGHBOURHOODS RECOGNIZING THE UNIVERSIAL VALUE OF HERITAGE BLOOR ST W

BLOOR ST W

BATHURST ST

LORETTO LANE

CONSERVING THE CHARACTER OF MARKHAM VILLAGE INSPIRED BY THE ARTISTIC RENAISSANCE OF 1960'S

PRESERVING HERITAGE OF FINE GRAIN COMMERCE CELEBRATING CULTURAL DIVERSITY

UNIFYING THE CHARCTER OF THE FOUR CORNERS PERMEABILITY THROUGH NEIGHBOURHOOD

LENNOX ST

PROTOTYPE FOR GROWING CITY BLOCK MAINTAINING HISTORICAL IDENTITY

INCLUSIVE OPEN SPACE AS PUBLIC AMENITY STREETS, GATHERING SPACES AND ROOFTOPS FOR ALL SEASONS

SUSTAINABLE DESIGN PUBLIC TRANSIT NETWORK AFFORDABLE LIVE-WORK NEIGHBOURHOODS

"ONE CAN SAY THAT THE CITY ITSELF IS THE COLLECTIVE MEMORY OF ITS PEOPLE, AND LIKE MEMORY IT IS ASSOCIATED WITH OBJECTS AND PLACES. THE CITY IS THE LOCUS OF THE COLLECTIVE MEMORY." -ALDO ROSSI

HONEST ED‘S FOUR CORNERS STUDY

BATHURST AND BLOOR ‘4 CORNERS’

STUDY AREA

HARBORD VILLAGE

STREET PERMEABILITY

PUBLIC OPEN SPACE

PERMEABLE SURFACES

1910

PALMERSTON

SERVICE

TUNNEL OPEN SPACE

HERITAGE INFORMS DEVELOPMENT SEATON VILLAGE

SITE MORPHOLOGY

HERITAGE REVITALIZATION

PUBLIC ACCESSIBILITY

PUBLIC GREEN ROOFS

PUBLIC LANEWAYS

MARKHAM STREET

1903

1957

RETAIL

WORK-LIVE TYPOLOGY

OFFICE SPACE

SITE MORPHOLOGY 1971

PATH/TRANSIT ACCESS POINTS

PATH PARKING ACCESS POINTS

1910

HERITAGE INFORMS DEVELOPMENT

PATH NETWORK

LARGE RETAIL

PATH

OPEN SPACE

RETAIL

MARKHAM STREET

RETAIL SPACE

THE ANNEX

MARKET SPACE

FOUR CORNER DISTRICTS

PROPOSED HERITAGE BUILDINGS

LIVE-WORK

RESIDENTIAL SPACE

1903

GREENHOUSE

CONSERVATION STRATEGY

1971

1957

2014

TUNNEL

MARKHAM STREET

2014

PARKING

BATHURST STREET

B.STREET CONDOS

A PRECEDENT FOR NEW SUSTAINABLE CITY NEIGHBOURHOODS

RECOGNIZING THE UNIVERSIAL VALUE OF HERITAGE CONSERVING THE CHARACTER OF MARKHAM VILLAGE INSPIRED BY THE ARTISTIC RENAISSANCE OF 1960'S

PRESERVING HERITAGE OF FINE GRAIN COMMERCE CONSIDERED IN FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS CELEBRATING CULTURAL DIVERSITY

UNIFYING THE CHARCTER OF THE FOUR CORNERS PERMEABILITY THROUGHANEIGHBOURHOOD ENSURING MIX OF RESIDENTIAL

05 06

VIEW A

A HEALTHY MIX OF LAND-USE AND PROGRAMS SHOULD BE IN THE ADJACENT BLOCKS. THIS AREA IS EVOLVING AS A 24/7 COMMUNITY WHICH ADHERES TO THE MANTRA OF LIVE-WORK-STUDY-PLAY.

R ST.

BLOO

UNITS SERVING STUDENTS, STAFF, AND FAMILIES OF VARYING SIZES WOULD BE DESIRABLE. ENCOURAGING MORE PROTOTYPE FOR GROWING CITY BLOCKFAMILIES AND LONG-TERM RESIDENTS TO THINK OF THIS SECTION OF TORONTO AS A HOME HELPS TO MAINTAINING HISTORICAL IDENTITY BUILD ON THE SUCCESS AND STABILITY OF THE URBAN VILLAGES INCLUSIVEAT OPEN SPACE AS PUBLIC AMENITY MARKHAM STREET AND MORE.

T. ST S

REDISCOVERING MARKHAM VILLAGE

UR BATH

STREETS, GATHERING SPACES AND ROOFTOPS FOR ALL SEASONS

ENSURING A MIX OF OFFICE UNITS OF VARYING SIZES WOULD VIEW BE A

VIEW B

. R ST

BLOO

DESIRABLE. ENCOURAGING MORE BUSINESSES AND LONG-TERM SUSTAINABLE DESIGN PUBLIC TRANSIT NETWORK AFFORDABLE LIVE-WORK TO NEIGHBOURHOODS RESIDENTS THINK OF THIS SECTION OF TORONTO AS A PLACE

OF WORK HELPS TO BUILD ON THE SUCCESS AND STABILITY OF THE URBAN VILLAGES AT MARKHAM STREET AND MORE.

TO ANIMATE THE BATHURST AND MARKHAM STREET SIDEWALK EXPERIENCE, IT IS IMPORTANT TO ENSURE THAT RETAIL AT-

-ALDO ROSSI

THERE ARE NUMEROUS FORMS THAT ACTIVE STOREFRONTS CAN TAKE, WHICH INCLUDE GARAGE DOORS, FRENCH DOORS, AND OUTDOOR PATIOS.

HOUSING DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM

PUBLIC AMENITY PROGRAM VIEW C

ST. URST BATH

"ONE CAN SAY THAT CITY ITSELF IS THE COLLECTIVE MEMORY OF GRADETHE IS DIVERSE, FINE GRAINED, AND OF HIGH-QUALITY. ACTIVE WHICH OUT ONTOWITH THE SIDEWALKS SHOULD ITS PEOPLE, ANDSTOREFRONTS LIKE MEMORY IT ISSPILL ASSOCIATED OBJECTS AND BE INSTALLED WHERE POSSIBLE TO ENCOURAGE GREATER PLACES. THE CITY IS THE LOCUS OF THE COLLECTIVE MEMORY." INTERACTION BETWEEN PEDESTRIANS, CONSUMERS AND RETAIL.

RETAIL PROGRAM

MASTER SITE PLAN

MARKHAM STREET STILL HOSTS A NUMBER OF ENTERTAINMENT VENUES, HOWEVER, THE SMALL AND MEDIUM-SCALED LIVEPERFORMANCE LOCALES THAT EXCITED THE CITY DURING PREVIOUS GENERATIONS HAVE GRADUALLY DISPERSED TO OTHER VIEW B LOCATIONS OVER THE YEARS. ENCOURAGING THE RETURN OF A MIX OF CULTURAL AND ENTERTAINMENT VENUES INTO THE AREA WOULD FURTHER STIMULATE THE PUBLIC REALM, ESPECIALLY WITH THE USE OF ACTIVE STOREFRONTS TO DRAW INTERIOR ACTIVITIES OUT ONTO THE STREET.

A C

Actual

MARKHAM STEET ADAPTATION

Tree planters

Café

Stairs

Art Grafiti / Installations

Water feature or Greenwall

RAISED PLATFORM OPTIONS

IN ORDER FOR THE DESIGN TO INCORPORATE SUSTAINABLE QUALITIES, THE USE OF THE FOLLOWING ARE SUGGESTIONS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF SUSTAINABLE TACTICS IN RELATION TO THE PERCENT STUDY PROVIDED: GREEN ROOFS WATER PENETRATION SYSTEM RAIN WATER COLLECTION POWER SUPPLY FROM WATER PIPES AND FLUSHING TOILETS

VIEW C

ARTIST HOUSING PROGRAM

"FIRST LIFE, THEN SPACES, THEN BUILDINGS

OFFICE PROGRAM

MASTER SITE PLAN

GREENERY PROGRAM

HONEST ED‘S FOUR CORNERS STUDY

G I L L E S P I E & S T E E L | JUNIOR ARCHITECT | BARBADOS Gillespie & Steel Associates Ltd. is a Caribbean Company offering full architectural services, interior design services, urban planning and project management services to clients throughout the Eastern Caribbean. Their team is committed to providing a high standard of service through design quality, attention to detail, and cost control.

LEWIS RENOVATION

PEARSON COTTAGE

After many years, this four bedroom home was in need of repair. The client requested a completely new layout where essentially half of the home was demolished and redesigned to suit the clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s favoured contemporary style within a new open and socially inviting spatial plan, while maintaining its vernacular make up-all within a tight budget. Duties: Redesign of the Home, one on one meetings with the Client, Working Drawings and on Site visits.

Upon completing my BA (Hons) degree in Architecture, I received a full time position at Gillespie & Steel as a Junior Architect where I was able to further my experience with the CAD Software, Vectorworks, and means of becoming an Architect. Pearsonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cottage was to be treated as a mini replica of the original Home. Duties: Complete the working drawings for Tender

EXISTING PLAN

PROPOSED PLAN

LEWIS HOME RENOVATION

EXISTING ROOF PLAN

PROPOSED ROOF PLAN

LEWIS HOME RENOVATION

GILLESPIE & STEEL | PEARSON COTTAGE

S T U D I O P R O J E C T S | BACHELOR (HONS) OF ARCHITECTURE | PLYMOUTH CABILLA MANOR The Cabilla Manor Cottage Project focused on designing a vacation home for the Owners of the Cabilla Manor to rent out to visiting guests. This cottage was designed with no fossil fuels. This project was treated more as a restoration project within the existing Tutton Ruin.

CABILLA OPERA The Cabilla Manor Opera House project involved designing an Opera House without the use of any fossil fuels within its natural landscape. The â&#x20AC;&#x153;No Fossil Fuelsâ&#x20AC;? limitation presented many challenges, however with the given landscape, the Opera House structure was designed with the use of its surrounding resources and traditional construction methods.

CULTURAL HUB The Millbay Cultural Hub was based on designing a cultural hub for a sub culture of the designers choice. The project was focused on creating a cultural hub for college and University students who may suffer from Claustrophobia, Agorophobia and Social Phobia.

CABILLA MANOR RESTORATION

CABILLA MANOR OPERA HOUSE

MILLBAY CULTURAL HUB

TOTNES RESTORATION - ON SITE EXPERIENCE

In the summer of 2013, I organized a group of Architecture students to help take a beautiful derelict Grade II* listed medieval house located in Totnes, a small town in England, towards being a living farmhouse, using natural materials. Basic training was given by a conservation Architect and a skilled carpenter. TOTNES RESTORATION - ON SITE EXPERIENCE

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Lisa Marshall Studio + Intern Architect