Maryam's portfolio interior design by maryam malek

Maryam Malek M. ARCH OAA Intern Architect

Design creates Culture Culture shapes Values Values determine the future Robert L. Peters

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Molteni/ Dada showroom Dovigiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vacation home Tarski residence Hotel Damavand Permanent book exhibition

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Pottery museum Garden cafe restaurant Community center Science and technology park Helal international center Yazd Blood transfusion center Yazd international airport

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Hand sketches and models Photographies

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Maryam Malek (OAA Intern Architect)

Email:m.malek232@gmail.com Tel: +1 647 848 8981 714- 44 Dunfield Ave Toronto, ON M4S 2H2

Work Experience and Key Projects IE Interiors, Toronto, ON

Interior designer/ 2015-Present

Objective: Interior Designer

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Professional Profile 

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With 5 years of professional Canadian experience and over 5 years of international experience, working on a variety of projects varied in scales and concepts Project design and documents preparation experience in high end private residential, commercial, hospitality, exhibition, and mixed use developments building types Experienced in all phases of projects from preliminary concepts to construction drawings and site review proficient in the interdisciplinary design coordination between architecture and engineering disciplines Demonstrated ability to work on multiple projects and deliver quality and timely results under pressure Strong ability to organize and schedule teams in order to meet deadlines, and budget constraints Ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships

Technical proficiency

▪ AutoCAD ▪ Adobe Creative Suite

▪ Revit ▪ Rhino

▪ SketchUp ▪ MS Office

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Space planning and preparing CDs, estimating costs and scheduling Assisting clients in choosing materials and finishes, fabrics, furniture, fixtures and providing them quotations Products and material researching and preparing material presentation board Collaborating and coordinating with all internal and external involved parties such as architects, contractors and installers 4 during all phases of projects participating on-site visits and reviews to make sure all design requirements are met coordinating design drawings with manufacturers and suppliers making sure the customization feasibility as required

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Dovigi vacation home, 700 m², Muskoka, ON Tarski residence, 360 m², Toronto, ON Molteni/ Dada showroom, Toronto, ON Several private residential interior design

Work Experience and Key Projects SADP Architects, Toronto, ON Intern Architect/ 2013- 2014      

Developed the preliminary sketches into design development and permit drawings, using AutoCAD Reviewed architectural documents in coordination with other engineering drawings Produced detailed working drawings, Millwork details, and interior layouts researched codes, specifications and manufacturers' product data for internal and external materials Involved in the development of the drawings in coordination with OBC and related standards Developed construction plans and applied necessary changes as per shop drawings

Projects  Community center, (4 stories,5500m²), Mississauga, ON

Projects  Bukley insurance company, (2200 m²), Toronto, ON  House renovation, (350 m²), Toronto, ON 

Kayson, Tehran, Iran

Architect/ 2010-2012

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Kneider Architects

Architectural Designer/ 2012-2013   

Participated in developing the main concept of a design, developing the design and preparing the construction document package Coordinated with other employees to obtain technical details, optimize designs, and resolve issue Assisted in reviewing and editing architectural drawings in coordination with Engineering Drawings

Involved in the entire development of an extensive project from schematic design to submission construction drawings and documentations Designed and located appropriate elements and components of landscape, ensuring the proper relation between substructures and superstructure Selected suitable resources such as building materials, equipment, colors and thereby reduced construction expenses considerably Prepared detail construction drawings and participated in by weekly site meetings ensuring in conformity with plans Involved in planning, scheduling and reviewing of all construction drawings and documents

Projects  Permanent Book Exhibition, (111,400 m²), Tehran

Professional Development Courses

Work Experience and Key Projects KeryasBana, Tehran, Iran

Architect/ 2006-2010 

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Developed design ideas into a formal proposal, to communicate ideas and concepts, to convince clients of the merits of a design and Received multiple referrals as a result of greater client satisfaction Prepared major conceptual designs, sketch, styles, and established choices of exterior and interior materials and colours Involved design subdivision according to zoning by-law, improving efficiency of land use and increase of market value by 20% Created standards in architectural drawings and integrated these benchmarks in all project elements into united designs, saving time by 25% in the drawing process

Projects  Science and Technology Park (52,000 m²), Tehran, Iran  Helal commercial center (28,400 m²), Rasht, Iran  Two medical centers (approx. 3,500 m² each)  Midrise residential building (1320 units), Tehran, Iran  3-star hotel (approx. 5,600 m²), Tehran, Iran  Interior design of Tehran pottery museum (approx. 2500 m²), Tehran, Iran

Education Master’s degree in Architecture, University of YAZD, Iran 2006

Ontario Building Code, Seneca college Revit Certification – Autodesk

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2014 2012

Licensure/Membership

Intern Architect with OAA, ON, Canada Registered Architect, Ministry of Housing and Urban Planning, Iran

References/portfolio available upon request 6

Interior Design & Architecture

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ELECTRICAL / MECHANICAL ROOM

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Molteni&C/ Dada Showroom Toronto, Ontario, Canada

7910 sq. f. completion: 2017

This showroom is aimed to show and inroduce The Molteni&C / Dada products to Canadaian markets. The Molteni group is one of Italy’s leading international furnishing companies which consists of four compaines, each one at the forefront of its sector. close partnership were established some of well known Italian and international designers such as Foster+partners, Gio Ponti,.... The Toronto ahowroom is representing two of these companies: the Molteni&C (home Furnishing) and Dada (kitchens). The total area of the showroom is 735 sq.m. The design is considering the client’s reqirements in regards to product features and the best layouts which is able to attract and encourage the showroom visitors.

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Concrete finish (walls and flooring)

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Wood- grey oak (walls)

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Plan view of Dada showroom

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MHC.2 unit by Molteni

Paul sofa by Molteni

D.154.2 armchair by Molteni

Jan table by Molteni

Quinten unit by Molteni

IE interiors

Dovigi's Vacation Home Muskoka, Ontario, Canada

7,500 sq. f. completion: 2016

Living room

This high end residential is aimed to provide a lavish vacation home for Dovigi family used the high end Italian furniture, lighting,... Patrick Dovigi, the owner, has create this spectacular vacation home which is located in 3½-acre private island in Muskoka region. The enclave of high-end vacation homes is clustered around the “big three” lakes of Lake Muskoka, Lake Joseph and Lake Rosseau, set among granite cliffs and towering pines about a two-hour drive from Toronto.

Main elevation

Living room and dining area photo by WSJ

Living room furniture

Plan view of living room

Living room material board

Fire place room furniture Fire place area

Fire place plan view

Fire place room- material board

IE interiors

View from living room to kitchen

Tarski residence Toronto, Canada

This project located in Forest hill neighbourhood in 360 sq. m. The design included Kitchen, living and dining area, as well as bed rooms and closets.

Plan view

armchairs in chenille fabric/ k9931

dining chairs in leather/ s1211

sofas in chenille fabric/ k9990

dining table in woodentop/ eucalyptus

coffee table in wooden top/ eucalyptus

dart chairs in leather by Molteni&c filigree table in eucalyptus wood top and black chrome base by Molteni&c sectional reversi sofa by Molteni&c mandragu armchair by Molteni&c stage coffee table by Molteni&c

sectional reversi sofa by Molteni&c doda armchair by Molteni&c domino coffee table by Molteni&c

glove dining chairs in fabric by Molteni&c arc table in glass top and black cement base by Molteni&c 16

armchairs in chenille fabric/ k1952

sofas in canvas fabric/ k9711

coffee table in wooden top/ eucalyptus

dining chairs in chenillefabric/ k4612

KeryasBana

Hotel Damavand Tehran, Iran

Hotel Damavand is a 3 stars hotel located in city of Damavand, in distance of 30 kilometers from Tehran. The city has a great potential of tourism attraction as it is located in the hillside of the Damavand mountains. So the building should have a welcoming and unique identity based on the the local architectural elements. The significant geometery of building as a circle segment is one of the parameters to obtain this goal. This project contains 8 floors and 5,600 sq.m. area which aimes to provide a proper space for the city visitors.

5,600 sq. m. Completion: 2008

North Elevation

Reception and corridors view

Lobby View

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Site plan

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Ground floor 1 Entrance 2 Reception area 3 Cafeteria 4 Lobby 5 Corridor to elevators

Typical layout of bedrooms

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Typical level 2 to 7 1 Bedrooms 2 Corridor 3 House keeping 4 Elevators

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Typical bedroom furniture

North View

East Elevation

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East view

South west corner View

Permanent Book Exhibition Tehran, Iran

4 60,000 sq. m. building 51,400 sq.m. landscape Completion: 2011

Site plan

1 Roof Garden 2 East Hills 3 West Platforms 4 West Green Area 5 Pools

Book Garden is a part of a very extensive complex in north east of Tehran including cultural, commercial and art centers. Book Garden aimed to provide space for all groups of people to have a proper access to information via reference books, magazins,... in capital city of iran, Tehran. The building comprises the permanent indoor fair and the temporary outdoor activities, attempts to make closer the relationship between users and nature by creating the roof garden and a pathway through the building in order to connect the west and east side to next centers (national war museum and national library). The buildig is designed in one main floor and one mezzanine with 60,000 sqm

contains 16 show halls, seminar rooms and study areas. The landscape is in 51,400 sqm including east hills, green roof west platforms, pools and green areas. Book garden can host upto 30,000 people in regular time and upto 300,000 during the show time by adding the proper temprory facilities.

Kayson

Bird view of Book Garden

3D View of north corridor, Ground floor

Groound level floor plan

Section through VIP area

Plan view of VIP area

I-meet table in dark oak finish by las mobili

Cross section through meeting room and corridor of VIP area

Neo chair in leather by las mobili

Software sofa by martex

Han coffee table by martex

Titano bookcase by alea in dark oak finish 3D View of main study area, Ground floor

Flooring and carpeting Maratea catpet by radiciusa in celadon colour

Flipper desk by unifor in natural maple finish

Vitra chair by unifor

Local Travertine Tile

Interior design of pottery museum Terhran, Iran This project aimed to renovate an old building in order to creat an museum to show the archaeological and decorative ceramic arts goes back centuries of Iran. This museum is in two floors and each floor has spesific features designed based on the number and features of art crafts. All show boxes, wall units and furniture designed specifially for this project.

3,600 sq. m. Completion: 2010

Typical display uints Stainless steel and Glass

Typical Wall sections- showing how Dry-walls connect to the current walls

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Garden Cafe restaurant Tehran, Iran 320 sq. m. Completion: 2009

North view

This project located in Book garden exhibition serves the people visiting the book fair. the building is designed in two levels including bathrooms, kitchen and preparation area in basement level and bar and sitting areas in ground level.

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Community Center

Mississauga, Ontario, Canada

5,500 sq. m. completion: 2014

3d view of south east corner

This building is the Design Delvelopment Institutional and Worship place comprising of three floor and one basement in 4,500 sqm. The proposed design contains male and female prayer halls as well as communal eating facility on first floor and Sunday school facility contains of 15 classrooms and clergy offices on the second floor and also the priest residence on the third floor. Architectural concepts reflects the Islamic architecture. Elevation features including geometry elements and decorative moldeings are inspired from Islamic mosques which represent the building identity and characters.

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South Elevation

Decorative elements on elevations

East Elevation

KeryasBana

Architectural concept

Science and Technology park of Tehran University Tehran, Iran 52,000 sq. m. Completion: 2010

Areas of all levels from lower to the top

Structure modular system

This park aimed to provide spaces for new graduates of univresities who have new concept and need supports to develope and bring it to the market. Preliminary studies had an important role to create the concept of design. The architecture team came up with the concept of design by inquiries a wide variety of similar samples all round the world. These studying showed the most optimized design is having a modular system to cover all design requirements. Another item affected on concept of design was recognizing the role and situation of site in surrounding urban context. Respected to this studing the architecture team decided to design a midrise building which raises from the site and through a rotation penetrates to the site again. A significant feature of this building is a sloped green roof which provides an amazing space for relaxing and enjoying the green nature.

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Helal International Center Rasht, Iran 28,400 sq. m. Completion: 2010

Bird view of site

This project includes two levels of office space, and four stories of high-end retail space on the western edge of the city's Rasht New Area. The office buildings and retail space are designed to respond to the grid pattern of the old city. A large, signature green space is on the southern portion of the site. The curved facades of the north west of the building maximizes the view to Rasht's new central business district and establish a dynamic image for the development.

KeryasBana

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3D view of main enterance

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Typical floor plan, level 6-7 1 Office units 2 Corridors 3 Meeting rooms 4 Void to lower level

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Typical floor plan, level 1- 4 3D view from east sidewalk

1 Main enterance 2 Corridors 3 Centeral atrium 4 Retail units

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Ground floor plan 1 Entrance 2 Reception and waiting area 3 Men donation room 4 Women donation room 5 Men relaxing room 6 Women relaxing room

KeryasBana

Yazd Blood Transfusion Center Yazd, Iran 3,500 sq. m. Completion: 2007

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1 Blood process room 2 Labs 3 Void to ground floor 4 Cafeteria 5 Seminar room 6 Management

This project aimed to provide a high quality space for blood donors in yazd and operate yazd's blood supply in a manner that gains trust, commitment and confidence of all people by providing safe, secure, affordable and accessable supply of quality blood, blood products and their altenatives. In this project,my role as an architect was creating and developing the design concept, supervising the design team and coordination between architectural and engineering discipline. The architectural design tried to meet all functional requirements by providing the proper relation between public and private zones and labs. The project is designed in three levels with 3500 sq.m. area.

South east Elevation

South west view

South west Elevation

North west view

Section A-A

First floor plan

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Enterance Main lobby Information Internal waiting hall International waiting hall Arriving hall for internal flights 7 Arriving hall for international halls 8 Internal baggage reclaim area 9 International baggage reclaim area 10 Internal check-in area 11 International check-in area

Final university project

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Yazd International Airport Yazd, Iran 9,500 sq. m. Completion: 2006 2

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Mezzanine floor plan 1 Departure hall for internal flights 2 Departure hall for international flights 3 Restaurant and cafeteria 4 Retail stores 5 First floor

yazd is an architecturally unique city in the center of Iran which is called the step sister of Venice by Unesco. It has almost 1,000,000 population and every year welcomes many visitors from all around the world. Therefore, the city airport as a first impression of city should be unique and well designed. The design shuld be simultanesouly modern and showing the identity of design context. Concept of design has inspired from deserts surrounding the city. tree shape of columns is symbol of thornbushes and smooth wavy roofs are the symbol of desert sands accumulated in wavy shapes.

North East elevation

Sections

View from international waitinh hall to the lobby

West Elevation

North west Elevation

Enterance Elevation

Hand Drawings & Models

Water colour on cotton paper

Black ball pen nad marker on paper

Hand Sketches and Models

Water colour on cotton paper

Marker on paper

Design Models

Photographies

Perspolis Palace, Shiraz, Iran

Art museum, Vienna, Austria

Laleh Hotel, Yazd, Iran

Fall, King city, ON

Belvedere palace, Vienna, Austria

Grinzing Village, Austria

Art museum, Vienna, Austria

Grinzing Village, Austria

Schonbrunn Palace, Austria

Sunset, Center Island, Toronto Vienna State Opera, Austria

Grinzing Village, Austria

Fall, King city, ON

Bruce Peninsula national park, ON

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