Maryam Sarrafzadeh (647) 482-1050
Maryamsarrafzadeh90@gmail.com
Profile
Midtown Toronto, Canada
www.linkedin.com/in/maryamsarrafzadeh
Junior Architectural Designer
I am a Creative Interior design Technologist with experience in Architecture and garment design. Skilled at leading teams and providing the best service to my costumer. I quickly adapt to a fast-paced work environment and can handle any of the interior design, architecture, graphic design, and 3D photorealism project stages. My Professional goal is to be part of an integrated team where I can develop experience and training in architecture and interior design.
Avers consulting engineering Firm 2014 - 2016
Iran
The head of the facade designers team for almost 6 months. Designed architectural plans of Municipality of Alborz Province's building. Member of grand bazar's historic texture (Oudlajan) regeneration team.
Education
Achivments
Interior design Technology Diploma
The Interior design of a charity Exhibition called Catwalk in Ekbatan at Modam Concept store to take action for animal rights awareness.(Iran,2017)
George Brown College 2020 - 2022
Canada
Master of Architecture
Headpiece design for charity Exhibition called Catwalk in Ekbatan at Modam Concept store to take action for animal rights awareness. (Iran,2017)
2014 - 2019
Participating in "Hidden Greenhouse Exhibition" at Accademia di Belle Arti di Brer in Milan on 18-20 Jun 2018 to achieve more interaction between Iranian and Italian designers.
Islamic Azad University of Tehran Iran
Bachelor of Architecture
Islamic Azad University of Tehran 2008 - 2013
Iran
"Zarb Ahang" collection was noticed by L'harmattan fashion and architecture magazine in Paris and published in Aug 2018 due to the combination of architectural elements in designs.
Employment History
Languages
Customer Service Representative
English
Shoppers drug marts Canada
2021-current
Persian
Intern Interior Designer
Professional Skills
2021
Autodesk Revit Dynamo Scripts Autodesk AutoCAD Adobe Creative Suite Sketchup
Contempo Studio Canada
In responsible for preparing Working Drawing Packages and 3D modeling by Revit
Graphic designer
besharat & Associate Immigration services 2020
Canada
In responsible for designing the logo and advertising posts and banners
Fashion designer and Tailor assistant
Sara Mahdian’s Studio 2016 - 2019
Iran
Assistant of Sara Mahdian/ member of the custom design team.
Rhino Proficient in Microsoft Office
Reference Available upon request
INTERIOR DESIGN PROJECT
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Women’s Art and Cultural Centre Iran, Tehran BACHELOR Thesis Project Summer 2013 Iran is an Islamic country in which using facilities and doing exercises in the form of mixed genders is not permitted legally, resulting in women’s activity being diminished dramatically due to the lack of space for women. This situation made me think that the creation of an environment in which women could spend their time delightfully and play an important role in society and their own life can be very helpful for the benefit and development of society. Women’s center of culture and art is a space designed for women’s activity to discover their different talents, which could create a happy, delightful and free environment with proper architecture and spacing while complying with Iran’s Islamic rules. The reticular shape of the façade holds the sense of beauty and feminity and provides the proper covering and lighting for the building. Besides, the layout of buildings in the form of walls around the site has created safe and secure privacy for women while simultaneously providing the main street view’s utility.
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The orientation of the building for optimum utilization of southern light and also a nice view of the north mountains of Tehran.
According to the overall spotting shape spaces and private courtyard with locating the main central courtyard.
Rotationg the main axis for reaching a private spaces for women.
Linking two buildings by glass bridge extended over the site.
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The aim has been to identify the side effects of daylight use and sunlight penetration in classrooms, such as the annoying presence of sunlight on the desks and the extensive use of curtains, to overcome them in the future using innovative fenestration arrangements and design.
01-ENTRANCE 02-LOBBY 03-COMMERCIAL 04- COFFEE SHOP 05- BATH 06- STORAGE 07- LOBBY 08- AMPHI THEATER’S LOBBY 09- GALLERY 10- CLERK 11- CONCELOUR ROOM 12- DOCTOR ROOM 13- OPEN SPACE RESTAURANT 14- LIBRARY 15- CLASS ROOM 16- COFFEE NET 17- PARKING 18- MECHANICAL ROOM
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“serene” wellbeing center canada, toronto interior design student project, commercial design winter 2022 The process of immigration and settlement is inherently stressful, combined with bigger stressors like unemployment, separation from family, discrimination and prejudice, language barriers and lack of social support, which make the well-being of recent immigrants of particular concern. We believe that through an integrated wellness platform facility that promotes social interaction, physical activity, and making healthy lifestyle choices, the wellness of immigrants and newcomers will be improved. Serene Wellbeing Center is designed for Immigrants to strike the perfect balance between a calm, healing, and trustworthy atmosphere while offering tools and new perspectives for coping with the day-to-day challenges and emotional burdens brought about by personal and societal complexities.
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Women’s Art and Cultural Centre WITH SOCIAL SUSTAINABLITY APPROACH Iran, Tehran STUDENT Project Summer 2019 Women make up more than half of Tehran’s population, to protect society’s health, taking care of every member of society is a must-do work. This building is designed to provide a safe environment for Iranian women who are not allowed to do art and culture-related activity in the same place as men. Designing a cultural center with a social sustainability approach maintains the relationship between women and society and improves it.
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1.COURTYARD 2.OUTDOOR AMPHITHEATER 3.EXHIBITION 4.BUILDING ENTRANCE 5.SECURITY ROOM 6.STORES 7.PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP 8.LITERARY ARTS WORKSHOP 9.SCULPTURE WORKSHOP 10.PATINA WORKSHOP 11.HANDICRAFTS WORKSHOP 12.PAINTING WORKSHOP 13.POTTERY WORKSHOP 14.TEACHERS’ ROOM 15.FREIGHT ROUTE AND EQUIPMENT 16.CARPET WEAVING AND EMBROIDERY WORKSHOP 17.CHILD CARE ROOM 18.RESEARCH SECTION 19.FACILITY ROOM 20.WASHROOMS 21.PRAYING ROOM 22.TRAINING PLATEAU 23.STORAGE 24.CAFE 25.MAKEUP ROOM 26.REST ROOM 27.DRESSING ROOM 28.CAFE AND RESTAURANT 29.KITCHEN 30.STORAGE AND DISHWASHING 31.REFRIGERATOR 32.LOADING DOCK 33.UNLOADING POINT 34.PARKING AREA 35.SINGING CLASS 36.VIOLIN CLASS 37.PIANO CLASS 38.WOODWIND INSTRUMENT CLASS 39.PERCUSSION INSTRUMENT CLASS 40.STRING INSTRUMENT CLASS 41.VISUAL ART WORKSHOP 42.TEACHER’S ROOM 43.SMALL PERFORMANCE ROOM 44.BACKSTAGE 45.KITCHENETTE 46.THEORY CLASSES 47.INDOOR BUFFET 48.AMPHITHEATER 49.LIBRARY 50.COMPUTER LAB 51.ATELIER 52.FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLASS 53.SECRETARIAT 54.MANAGEMENT OFFICE 55.CONSULTATION ROOM
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DELMAR CUISINE canada, toronto interior design student project, COMMERCIAL design winter 2021 Delmar is an upscale-casual restaurant in Union Station, Toronto, boasting a menu inspired by authentic Colombian cuisine. The design for Delmar will be based around the concept of sailboats and how they navigate through the Colombian waters. The name “Delmar” was chosen for its Spanish origin, meaning “of the sea”. The logo was designed with this meaning and the inspired colour palette in mind. An upscale-casual restaurant boasting a menu inspired by authentic Colombian cuisine. Based on the concept of sailboats and how they navigate through the Colombian waters, the name “Delmar” was chosen for its Spanish origin, meaning “of the sea”. The logo was designed with this meaning and the inspired colour palette in mind. The concept of sailboats has been worked into various details of the restaurant design using shades of blue, materials such as linen and natural woods, the custom wave-like ceiling, the design of the bar, and the lighting fixtures. The ceiling mimics the waves created by the sailboats’ movement. The use of curved lines through the seating and the bar are reminiscent of the shape of the hull of a sailboat while the varying shades of blue used in fabrics reflect the hues of the ocean. Delmar’s design reflects its menu offerings: Colombian seafood restaurant with a modern flare. Colombia is the only South American country that has a coastline on both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, creating an influential fusion of flavours. The menu will present a twist on traditional dishes like Colombian ceviche, fried mojarra and seafood chowder. Guests will also have a chance to enjoy colourful drinks and a variety of tapas such as empanadas, tostones and fried pork belly. wUtilizing more raw and natural materials throughout the restaurant will reinforce its South American roots. The space will also feature an open kitchen with a sit-up section where guests can enjoy their meal with a full view of the action. Handmade bar stools designed by Colombian artist Camilo Andres Rodriguez Marquez, inspired by the country’s natural environment will help build authenticity. Working alongside professionals or vendors of Colombian ethnicity will bring credibility and a greater sense of community to its patrons.
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ENTRANCE DINING AREA BAR KITCHEN FREEZER FRIDGE STORAGE STAFF WASHROOM OFFICE UNIVERSAL WASHROOM WASHROOM
MATERIAL 01- Dragon Scale Tile – Bar 02- Crushed Velvet – Banquet 03- Suede - Bar Stools 04- Pebbled Leather – Dining Chairs 05- Light Oak Laminate – Dining Tables 06- Dark Walnut – High Tables 07- Felt – Ceiling Baffles 08- Vinyl Tiles – Kitchen Flooring 09- Laminate Wood – Main Area Flooring 10- Textured Wall Paper – Bathroom Walls 11- Penny Tile – Bathroom Accent Wall 12- Polished Concrete Tile – Bathroom Floors 13- 3D Wave Texture - Exterior Finish 14- Distant Gray Paint – Walls & Ceiling 15- Constellation Paint – Walls 16- Edgecomb Gray Paint – Walls
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zarbaahang Iran, Tehran MINI COLLECTION/ 7TH FADJR CLOTHING FESTIVAL Summer 2018 The project entitled “ Zarbaahang “ is not only a tribute to the Iranian architecture, but a reinterpretation of the forms, shapes and designs found in traditional Iranian architectures. As a result, the “Golestan” palace was literally projected both into this new collection, from the façade mosaics to the curvy, aesthetic and sensual design of pillars and gateways. For instance, the mesh fabric made of interwoven ribbons “checkerboard” is literally inspired of the mosaics, bricks and other tiles used on the facades of the palace. The fabrics design techniques used to achieve each piece is the result of a long, well though and meticulously engineered set of procedures. Indeed each finished piece, be it the dress, hat or even accessory will be largely dependent on the textural properties of the engineered fabrics.
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dar moshabak Architect create beauty based on geometric form to create a cross convergence between various elements in the design. “Dar Moshabak” is a headpiece from “Zarbahang” collection inspired From Golestan palace in Tehran (Qajar Era).
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