Interior Design Portfolio by Masooma Naqvi

INTERIOR DESIGN PORTFOLIO

MASOOMA NAQVI

PROFESSIONAL PORTFOLIO

SXSW PRIMONT HOMES - CONDO PRINCESS MARGARET CANCER FOUNDATION SPACES - MONTREAL, QC SPACES - KELOWNA, BC BRAMPTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS LDB DESIGN OFFICE STEVENSON WHELTON LAW OFFICES

SXSW PRIMONT HOMES - CONDO Type: RESIDENTIAL Client: Primont Homes Location: Vaughan, ON Size: Two towers Project Brief: Located on the edge of a forested ravine running through sweeping green parkland, SXSW is all about resort-style living. SXSW offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape, as well as elegant suites and amenities that create a holistic connection between outdoor and indoor spaces.

The approach of the interior design is to bring a sense of vacation to everyday life, with shared spaces that evoke the energetic feel of a resort. Designed with wellness in mind, the aim is to create a comfortable, social atmosphere that promotes health and comfort through organic materials and a connection to others and to nature.

First floor entrance and amenities

The front desk at reception

First floor Coffee bar and Social Room

First floor entrance and amenities

Fourth floor spa elevation-showing frames for greenery and open shower area

Fourth floor fitness area

PRINCESS MARGARET CANCER FOUNDATION Type: CORPORATE Client: Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation Location: Toronto, ON Size: 55,000 s.f. Project Brief: TThe Princess Margaret Cancer Foundation had a vital mission for their new office: to create a work environment that reflects their passion and courage to conquer cancer in our lifetime. As part of this mission, the new space was to enable the team to collaborate and innovate to accelerate fundraising and serve as a platform to recruit and retain the best talent in fundraising. To do this, the design team focused on a number of key concepts throughout the design process: elements of nature, colour, pattern and flow. The design is carefully curated to take staff, partners and guests on a visual journey exploring wellness, creativity and movement. Careful placement of built-out spaces, offices and meeting rooms are intentionally detailed with glass to ensure natural lights shines through. Celebrating nature and life, the use of sustainable materials and biophilia are used, reflecting the energy and pace of the organization.

FREIGHT ELEVATOR 4-170

STORAGE 4-172 JANITOR 4-173

JANITOR 4-171

CORRIDOR 4-000B

CORRIDOR 4-008

CORRIDOR 4-087

CATERING SERVERY 4-007

FITNESS AREA 4-086

BREAKOUT 4-009

CORRIDOR 4-013 CORRIDOR 4-091

WELLNESS ROOM 4-088

FIRST AID ROOM 4-089

STORAGE ROOM 4-090

BF SHOWER ROOM 4-092A

CORRIDOR 4-085 GAME ZONE 4-000C

SHOWER ROOM 4-092B

HYDRO RISER ROOM 4-111

ELE

OPEN AREA 4-108

OPEN AREA 4-140 FH C

MEETING ROOM 4-145

SERVERY 4-076

FOCUS ROOM 4-134

OPEN AREA 4-100B

FOCUS ROOM 4-100A

OFFICE 4-126

LAN ROOM 4-064

LAN ROOM 4-050

OPEN AREA 4-054

FOCUS ROOM 4-063

SAFE STORAGE 4-048B

FOCUS ROOM 4-065

FOCUS ROOM 4-048A

CCP TEAM ROOM 4-066 OPEN AREA 4-053

OPEN AREA 4-124

MEETING ROOM 4-068

FOUS ROOM 4-103

OPEN AREA 4-105

MEETING ROOM 4-046

MEETING ROOM 4-043

SOCIAL CAFE 4-072

OFFICE 4-131

OPEN AREA 4-125

OPEN AREA 4-030

IT TEAM ROOM 4-044 BRAND TEAM ROOM 4-049

SOCIAL CAFE 4-071

OFFICE 4-102

OPEN AREA 4-128

COPY/PRINT ROOM 4-024

OPEN COLLABORATION 4-045

OPEN COLLABORATION 4-062

MEETING ROOM 4-075

PHILANTHROPY TEAM ROOM 4-101

OPEN AREA 4-106

OFFICE 4-127

FHC

OPEN AREA 4-028

UNIVERSAL WASHROOM 4-023

OPEN AREA 4-055

SOCIAL CAFE 4--073

OPEN AREA 4-123

OFFICE 4-133

OFFICE 4-132

OPEN AREA 4-150

OPEN AREA 4-059

FOCUS ROOMS 4-051

COPY/PRINT ROOM 4-122

OPEN AREA 4-155

STORAGE ROOM 4-060

CORRIDOR 4-074

CORRIDOR 4-135

SERVERY 4-151

MEETING ROOM 4-047

OPEN AREA 4-031

FINANCE TEAM ROOM 4-041 COLLABORATION 4-042 FHC

FOCUS ROOM 4-040

OPEN AREA 4-067

FOCUS ROOM 4-032

SOCIAL CAFE 4-070

OPEN AREA 4-104

COO BOARDROOM 4-034 OPEN AREA 4-052

OPEN COLLABORATION 4-069B

OPEN COLLABORATION 4-039 OPEN AREA 4-033

OPEN AREA 4-069A

OPEN AREA 4-130

CEO BOARDROOM 4-035

OPEN AREA 4-156 OPEN AREA 4-038

OPEN COLLABORATION 4-036

OPEN AREA 4-129

OPEN AREA 4-037

OPEN AREA 4-157

OPEN AREA 4-026

MEETING ROOM 4-061

FOCUS ROOM 4-121

MEETING ROOM 4-136

TELEPHONE ROOM 4-025

COMPUTER/STAGING ROOM 4-017

CORRIDOR 4-077

OPEN AREA 4-120

OFFICE 4-154

FOCUS ROOM 4-027 SERVERY 4-022

MAILROOM 4-078

VENDING AREA 4-080

MEETING ROOM 4-099

OPEN AREA 4-107

OFFICE 4-153 OFFICE 4-152

CORRIDOR 4-149

ELECTRICAL ROOM 4-020

OPEN AREA 4-056

ELEC

STORAGE ROOM 4-079

COAT CLOSET 4-119

OFFICE 4-144

MEETING ROOM 4-146

MEETING ROOM 4-058B

CORRIDOR 4-016

OPEN AREA 4-118

OFFICE 4-142

OPEN AREA 4-148

WOMEN'S WASHROOM 4-021

OPEN AREA 4-057

OFFICE 4-098

HELP DESK 4-137

CORRIDOR 4-139

CORRIDOR 4-015

COAT ROOM 4-058A

RECEPTION SEATING 4-002

STORAGE ROOM 4-082

CORRIDOR 4-081

CORRIDOR 4-116

LAN ROOM 4-138

OFFICE 4-141

MEN'S WASHROOM 4-018

RECEPTION 4-003

STORAGE ROOM 4-083

MEETING ROOM 4-097

CORRIDOR 4-084

ELECTRICAL ROOM 4-109

WOMEN'S WASHROOM 4-115

FOCUS ROOM 4-117

MECHANICAL ROOM 4-019

CORRIDOR 4-014

CONFERENCE ROOM 4-012

CORRIDOR 4-001

SERVERY 4-110

CORRIDOR 4-004

SHARED OFFICE 4-095 FHC

MEN'S WASHROOM 4-113

CANER INNOVATION LAB 4-096

AV ROOM 4-005

ELEC

FOCUS ROOM 4-094

ELEC

CORRIDOR 4-093 BELL RISER ROOM 4-112

CORRIDOR 4-143

CONFERENCE ROOM 4-010 CONFERENCE ROOM 4-011

MECHANICAL ROOM 4-114

OPEN AREA 4-147

RISER 4-006

ELEVATOR LOBBY 4-000A

OPEN AREA 4-029

An activity-based approach promotes movement and supports a variety of tasks suited for individual needs. Split into “neighbourhoods”, flexible workstations provide an alternative to private rooms and offices which in turn, provide more space for each person. Defined pathways act as “sidewalks”, which connect the neighbourhoods to form a collaborative and cohesive network. The Smart Cancer Care CoDesign Lab was built for clinicians, designers, and patients to collaborate to redesign how the Foundation can effectively deliver care solutions, while also improving the patient experience.

The café acts as the central hub for staff to gather and interact throughout the day, and meeting rooms designed to open up into larger spaces so the Foundation can host town halls and staff celebrations.

302.03

301.02

302.02

301.01

SERVERY ELEVATION (M-09) AREA 4-076 SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

302.03

302.02

RECEPTION SEATING (M-02) AREA 4-002

302.02

302.01

302.02

302.01

302.02

301.01

302.03

302.02

COPY/PRINT ROOM (M-11) AREA 4-122 SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

302.01

301.01

SERVERY ELEVATION (M-12) AREA 4-151 SCALE: 1/2" = 1'-0"

302.01

SECTION HISTORY WALL PARTITION NOOK

P11 SECTION SLAB TO U/S CEILING - W/ BAFFLE, 2 LAYERS GWB

201.01

SCALE: 3"=1'-0"

302.02

SECTION MICROWAVE SHELVES WITH CABINETS SCALE: 1" = 1'-0"

302.02

SECTION COFFEE CABINET WITH DRAWERS SCALE: 1" = 1'-0"

SPACES - MONTREAL, QC Type: CORPORATE Client: SPACES (IWG plc.) Location: Montreal, QC Size: 31,725 s.f. Floors: Ground Project Brief: SPACES is a Dutch co-working brand owned by IWG plc. They have ventured into the North American market as competitors of WeWork. They aim to provide dynamic workspaces which are unique in their offering of co-working spaces by creating a warm, comfortable, yet professional environment. The aesthetic is unmistakably European in spirit and yet the design moulds itself to the local neighbourhood. The site is located in the Old Montreal. The building’s immediate neighbourhood has more contemporary architecture, an almost industrial feel within this old city. The finishes have been kept modern and that allows the signature SPACES aesthetic to fit within the location. We decided to play with the ceiling levels to create interest by adding a suspended feature.

My role was to create all working drawings and details, coordinate with various consultants, and to make sure the project meets client’s specifications. All renderings were outsourced

Icons

Directions storage lorem ipsum 01-04 elevator restaurant meeting rooms 01-04

= washroom

Montreal, Floor Plan The site wasn’t a unified interior. The floor plan was splintered into four quadrants because of the structure. The team focused on wayfinding by creating a separate floor plan just to make sure the signage was clear and intuitive. Meeting Room

Meeting Booths

Reception

Cafe

Sample Millwork Drawings: Cafe

SPACES - KELOWNA, BC Type: CORPORATE Client: SPACES (IWG plc.) Location: Kelowna, QC Size: 22, 091 s.f. Floors: Ground, First & Second Project Brief: SPACES is a Dutch co-working brand owned by IWG plc. They have ventured into the North American market as competitors of WeWork. The building is located at the heart of Kelowna’s cultural district. The Okanagan Lake The building houses technology and innovation firms and publicsupported spaces that are available for start-up companies. It is located at a walking distance to Okanagan Lake, Stuart Park and Yacht Clubs. The zig-zag ceiling feature at the Business Club reflects the slopes of the mountains and the flow of the lakes in the area.

Meeting Booths Ground Floor

Collaborative areas

Library shelving

Reception & Cafe

Meeting Room Lounge

Meeting Room

Ground Floor

Co-working area

Meeting Booths

Furniture and finishes

Sample Millwork Drawings: Cafe

BRAMPTON COUNCIL CHAMBERS Type: GOVERNMENT Client: City of Brampton Project Brief: The City of Brampton was looking to upgrade certain areas of their building and the design team helped refresh their look. Software: Revit Adobe Photoshop Gimp

Masooma Naqvi

Romulo Polastri & Masooma Naqvi

LDB DESIGN OFFICE Type: CORPORATE Client: LDB design Inc. Project Brief: LDB design is a corporate design firm and they relocated to a larger space. This is the design of the distraction band for the glass interior partitions.

DISTRACTION BAND

STEVENSON WHELTON LAW OFFICES Type: CORPORATE Client: Stevenson Whelton Size: 4,500 sq. ft. Project Brief: This personal injury law firm acquired adjacent tenant suites to accommodate growth, and gave the space a face-lift. SKETCHUP CONCEPT - RECEPTION AREA The lobby features the new company logo and a stylish desk in wood and back-painted glass. The black Canadian granite on the floor adds sparkle and polish.

SKETCHUP MODEL - WAITING AREA

A new custom bench provides a short-term place for visitors to wait. Since the firm specializes in personal injury, furniture selection was important so it would accommodate all users with possible mobility issues.

COMPLETED WATING AREA

RECEPTION DESK

BOARD ROOM

CORRIDOR

DEMOLITION PLAN

PARTITION PLAN

ACADEMIC PORTFOLIO

INSTITUTIONAL-THESIS RECREATION/ HOSPITALITY RETAIL

INSTITUTIONAL Type: INSTITUTIONAL (VOCATIONAL EDUCATION) Size:

Approx. 20,000 sq. ft.

Client: CNIB & People who have lost their vision later in life. Project Brief:

The inspiration: Chris Downey, an American Architect who lost his sight but continues working in design.

This thesis presents a proposal for a centre to teach Vocational Skills to the Visually Impaired. The design attempts to create awareness and to connect the users with the community & neighbourhood by providing use of a business centre, a cafe, a retail gallery, smaller meeting rooms, and a library.

The Site: 21 Ossington Ave., Toronto

Program areas include a wood workshop, clay studio, computer lab, massage therapy, painting studio, and a recording studio. Software: AutoCAD SketchUp rendered with V-Ray Adobe Photoshop

Design Considerations: To enhance and assist the senses.

THE CONCEPT

MAXIMISE DAYLIGHTING

A CENTRAL CONNECTION

WAYFINDING

ACCESS TO PUBLIC TRANSIT

LEGIBLE ENTRANCE

TEXTURED FLOORING

INFLUENCES ON LAYOUT

EXISTING GRID ON SITE

EXISTING GRID OF CITY

ALIGNMENT WITH OSSINGTON AVE.

DESIGN INSPIRATION ALVAR AALTO

THE PROJECT DESIGN

THE CAFE, THE HEART OF THE SPACE

THE EXTERIOR, STARTLING AND CONTROVERSIAL

FIRST FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR

11 14

12 10

1 12 11

7 8

OPEN TO BELOW

17 1

3 4

OSSINGTON AVENUE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

MAIN ENTRANCE RECEPTION ADMINISTRATION WOOD WORKSHOP DROP-OFF ENTRANCE WOMEN MEN

8. LOCKERS 9. SERVICE/DELIVERY 10. M & E 11. STORAGE 12. CLAY STUDIO 13. KILN 14. MEETING ROOM

15. LOUNGE 16. CAFE 17. RETAIL/GALLERY

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

SECTION 4

LANDING PAINTING STUDIO BREAK-OUT/TELEPHONE RM. MASSAGE THERAPY LIBRARY COMPUTER & OFFICE SKILLS STAFF & ADMIN.

8. CASUAL SEATING 9. WOMEN 10. MEN 11. SERVICE/DELIVERY 12. CENTRAL STORAGE-2ND FLR ONLY 13. RECORDING STUDIO 14. MEETING RM.

15. IT & DATA 16. BREAK-OUT/ TELEPHONE RM.

SECTION 3

OPENING IN CEILING

5'-3"

6'-621"

7'-0"

8'-341"

11'-94"

SMOKE BAFFLE

1 ID 2.2

CLAY STUDIO ELEVATION 1/4" = 1'-0"

RETAIL AREA

LOUNGE OF BUSINESS CENTRE

10'-1158"

10'-034"

12'-1041"

11'-621"

5'-078"

FIRST FLOOR ELEVATION GROUND FLOOR RETAIL & LOUNGE ELEVATION 2 ID2.2

1/4" = 1'-0"

A VIEW OF THE STAIRCASE

A CENTRAL CONNECTION, THE STAIRCASE

10'-0"

9'-578"

FOLDING DOOR

5'-078"

2 4.1

DETAILED SECTION OF FOLDING DOOR

RECREATION/ HOSPITALITY Type: RECREATION/HOSPITALITY Size: Approx. 30,183 sq. ft. Client: Queen City Yatch Club, Toronto. Project Brief: Established in 1889 on the Algonquin Island in Toronto, the existing building was designed by one of the club members at the time. The club expressed their need to update the facilities to attract more patrons. The members desired a more well developed and private bar area for themselves which would be separate from the bar and the public area. They also needed a welldefined main entrance to the club.

QCYC EXISTING BUILDING

The design has been inspired by contemporary yatch architecture. Software: Revit Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Freehand Sketching SNUG - BEFORE

SITE PLAN - SUN & WIND STUDY

ID 3.0

HUMBER COLLEGE

8 ID 3.0 1

A GFI

Men's Janitor/ Storage Women's

GFI

Workshop

Children's Room

Laundry Retail

9 3

Members' Bar 3

VestibuleCloset W/R 8 2

Entrance

DWREF.

ID 2.0

1 ID 1.5 1.1 1.2

1 ID 2.0

Kitchenette 2

Snug

1 2

8 Storage

Unisex w/c

Admin.

ID 2.0

2 ID 3.0

No.

Description

Date

Meeting Room Pvt. office

GFI

1 ID3

FIRST FLOOR PLAN D

Humber College Queen City Yacht Club Plan Fall 2013 19 November 2013 Masooma Naqvi

Project number Date Drawn by Checked by

Area Detailing CraigofCrane & German 1/4" = 1'-0" Vaisman

ID 1.0 Scale

BUILDING SECTION

1/8" = 1'-0"

11/19/2013 4:14:25 AM

GFI

Unisex W/R

6 2

B 2 ID 3.0

GFI

ENLARGED AREA - SNUG & MEMBERS’ BAR

BAR ELEVATION

2 ID 3.1

1 ID 3.1

WALL AND BANQUETTE SECTION 1" = 1'-0"

WALL & WINDOW DETAIL

ID 3.1 3" = 1'-0"

VIEW OF SNUG

THE SNUG-AFTER

MEMBERS’ BAR

RETAIL Type: RETAIL Size: Approx. 1,050 sq. ft. Client: Woodbine Shopping Mall, Toronto Project Brief: This is a boutique style bookstore located in the Woodbine Mall. Drawing inspiration from Le Corbusier’s Ronchamp Chapel, the design is based on the concept of illumination. An attempt has been made to create a lightweight look that is bright and modern.

CUSTOM DESIGNED CHAIR FOR THE BOOKSTORE.

PERSPECTIVE VIEW

The space is intended to showcase electronic and print books with minimal items on display, much like an art gallery. Software: AutoCAD SketchUp rendered with V-Ray

RONCHAMP INTERIOR

PERSPECTIVE VIEW

PLAN

SECTIONAL ELEVATION 1

INTERIOR ELEVATION 1

LOCATION STUDY SKETCHES