Architectural Portfolio 2013

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PORTFOLIO MILDA MISKINYTE


MILDA MISKINYTE [MILL-dah mish-kih-NEE-teh] mildamiskinyte@gmail.com 58 Kerwood Dr. Cambridge, ON Canada +1 519 729 2697

TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 2 Urban Hotel 3 Moss Park Co-operative 4 The Centipede 5 Rooftop House 6 Artwork 7 Work at KPMB Architects 8 Work at Diamond + Schmitt 9 Architects Inc. House in Kapuskasing Portlands Aquarium


RESUME WORK EXPERIENCE Toronto, ON

May-August 2012

KPMB Architects Toronto, ON Architectural Assistant • Assisted with contract drawings and details • Made sketch and presentation models for various projects • Made presentation drawings and diagrams

September-December 2011

Diamond + Schmitt Architects Inc. Student Architect • Made digital models, renderings • Made presentation drawings in Adobe CS

John MacDonald Architect Inc. Kitchener, ON Architectural Assistant • Assisted with architectural contract drawings and mechanical as-builts • Produced renderings for a competition • Prepared a presentation on various forms of taxation related to urban form • Produced architectural and mechanical construction drawings and diagrams. References are available upon request.

EDUCATION University of Waterloo - Architecture Honours Co-op • Exchange to Czech Technical University (Term 3B) Etobicoke School of the Arts - Visual Arts Major

TECHNICAL SKILLS • • • • •

AutoCad, VectorWorks SketchUp Pro + V-Ray Rhinoceros 4.0 + V-Ray Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator Taking university courses in 3ds Max and Revit

PERSONAL ATTRIBUTES • • • • •

Enjoys working in team situations, with and around people Great problem-solving skills Enthusiastic, fast learner Likes physical modelling Efficient

2009 - present 2007 - 2009

January-April 2011, August 2010


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House in Kapuskasing


HOUSE IN KAPUSKASING

Located in Kapuskasing, Ontario, the house was designed around a few big sustainable moves: geothermal, the addition of a wind farm on the site, solar orientation for passive heating and cooling and the use of local materials. It contributes to greening the local grid, as well as operates from green on-site power generation. The building envelope is air tight and super insulated. The insulation we chose to use is Enviro Foam Spray Insulation, which has an R-Value of 7, it is made out of soya, a rapidly renewable resource. All windows would either be triple paned, low e-coated, argon filled glass, or our louvre system. The louvre system is comprised of two double paned windows separated by a 10 cm air space, which is filled with wood louvers that can be manually operated by a crank from the inside of the house; the system is sealed. Produced in collaboration with Claire Kurtin.

Plan 1:200

Kapuskasing

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Approach to the house

Living room interior

Courtyard in winter

4 Kapuskasing


PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

Double paned, low­e coating, argon filled glass Wood louvres Double paned, low­e coating, argon filled glass

Envelope detail

Glazing detail

Courtyard in summer

December 21st 10AM

September 21st 10AM

June 21st 10AM

December 21st 3PM

September 21st 3PM

June 21st 3PM

ODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

Light Studies in bedroom and living room

Kapuskasing

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Portlands Aquarium


Site aerial photomontage

Site aerial photomontage

PORTLANDS AQUARIUM

Portlands Aquarium is a jellyfish zoo in Toronto, ON. Taking up a strip of an old ship dock, it turns the abandoned area into a wetland growing algae for the jellies with a walking path to the destination. Inside the building, the four massive tanks form passageways of the exhibition. Walkways, ramps and stairs wind up and down the masses of water and jellyfish, creating a sensation of being swarmed by the creatures.

Ground floor plan 1 : 750

Section AA 1 : 750

Portlands Aquarium

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Interior rendering

Interior rendering

Light studies in soap

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Portlands Aquarium


Scyphomedusae Comb jellyfish (bioluminescent) Square jellyfish

Box jellyfish

Hydromedusae (bioluminescent)

Nomura jellyfish Crystal jellyfish (bioluminescent)

Lion’s mane jellyfish Moon jellyfish

Jellyfish tank diagram

Light studies

Exterior rendering

Portlands Aquarium

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3

Small Urban Hotel


GALT HOTEL

Courtyard at night

The 2A studio project is a small hotel within an urban block in downtown Galt. This project has a courtyard typology creating an open space within the hotel while keeping the corner of Ainslie st. and Main st. intact. The exterior of the hotel is covered with movable perforated metal shutters for privacy.

Ground floor plan 1 : 500

Galt Hotel

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Courtyard during the day

Spa pool

Restaurant at night

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Galt Hotel


Main st. elevation

Corner of Ainslie and Main

Physical model

Galt Hotel

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Room with shutters closed with typical room plan

2nd floor plan 1:500

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Galt Hotel


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Large Urban Develoment


MOSS PARK CO-OPERATIVE

The 3A studio project was a large urban block development in downtown Toronto containing a library, a small performing arts school, commercial and office space, and a large residential component. The complex features a private, closed-in coutyard to promote a safe and quiet outdoor space for the residents.

Building Section 1:1000

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Moss Park


Perspectival Section of Library

Perspective of Courtyard

Moss Park

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2.50

COMMERCIAL

BACKSTAGE

AUDITORIUM

2.25

LOBBY

2.00

CAFE

PROP STORAGE

1.75 ADMIN

1.50

SHOP

1.25

LOBBY

CLASS KITCHEN

CAFETERIA STAFF

1.00

CLASS COMMERCIAL

CLEANING AREA

STORAGE

STORAGE 0.75

0.50

COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL

LOBBY

COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL

0.25

COMMERCIAL

0.00

Ground Floor plan 1:1000

CAFETERIA

LIBRARY

OFFICE

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Moss Park

OFFICE

OFFICE

OFFICE

2nd floor plan 1:1000


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The Centipede


Perspective from school courtyard

Plan

THE CENTIPEDE This project was produced in collaboration with Claire Kurtin as an entry to the SSEF “Curvature“ competition. The Centipede spans from the existing School of Architecture in Cambridge across the Grand River towards a proposed new studio space. A pedestrian crossing from the courtyard of the school to the additional space would be built for student convenience. The bridge would create a link between the existing school and the new space, providing a physical and social for the close-knit community. The centipede is made of 64 steel wide flange members rotating both in plan and section on a central axis through which a path travels. The members rise on the outside of the curve and fall on the inside, creating an experience of torque and spatial distortion.

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The Centipede


Perspective from bridge

Detail

Detail

Perspective from river

The Centipede

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Rooftop House


The house, which sits on top of the School of Architecture in Cambridge, is made out of prefabricated materials and can be assembled in 30 days. It employs a low-tech water collection and heating system which informs the shape of the ceiling inside.

ROOFTOP HOUSE

Rooftop House

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Artwork


THE MONSTER PROJECT The Moster Project was completed as part of my art school curriculum. It usually deals with gore and horror subjects, however, I decided to take an opportunity to explore a subject of fragility, powerlessness and monstrous acts. Ink on paper 36” x 24”

EXHIBITIONS smARTstart Student Art Show 2007 & 2008 Arts Etobicoke Structures and Framework – Group Exhibition 2009 WhipperSnapper Gallery A Moment in Time – Student Art Exhibition 2008 KUMF Gallery

LANDSCAPES The Rollercoaster Landscape series is a personal project. Portraying a stereotypically North American landscape, it deals with my relationship with immigration and family. Oil on canvas 60” x 48” and 48” x 24”

Atrwork

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Work at KPMB Architects


CENTENNIAL PROGRESS CO-DEVELOPMENT SUMMARY

BUILDING C - CONDO TOWER FLOOR AREA # OF LEVELS TOTAL RESIDENT GFA STOREYS HEIGHT UNITS

= = = = = =

6, 500 FT2 43 279, 500 FT2 48 502 FT (153 M) 378

VERTICAL STUDENT RESIDENCES – NORTH TOWER FLOOR AREA # OF LEVELS TOTAL RESIDENT GFA STOREYS HEIGHT UNITS

= = = = = =

6, 900 FT2 25 172, 500 FT2 31 325 FT (99M) 100 - 4 BEDROOM UNITS (400 STUDENTS)

BUILDING C - CONDO AMENITY (LEVELS 4 + 5) FLOOR AREA # OF LEVELS TOTAL RESIDENT GFA STOREYS HEIGHT

= = = = =

HORIZONTAL STUDENT RESIDENCES – NORTH

20, 000 FT2 2 40, 000 FT2 5 79 FT (24M)

FLOOR AREA AT GRADE # OF LEVELS TOTAL RESIDENT GFA STOREYS HEIGHT MIXED-USE (RETAIL/OFFICE)

FLOOR AREA # OF LEVELS TOTAL RESIDENT GFA STOREYS HEIGHT UNITS

BUILDING C

BUILDING C - BASE (LEVELS G - 3) = = = = = =

31, 750 FT2 3 95, 250 FT2 3 49 FT (15M) 95, 250 FT2

= = = = = =

18, 460 FT2 3 55, 380 FT2 6 79 FT (24M) 30 - 4 BEDROOM UNITS (120 STUDENTS)

HORIZONTAL STUDENT RESIDENCES – SOUTH FLOOR AREA # OF LEVELS TOTAL RESIDENT GFA STOREYS HEIGHT UNITS

= = = = = =

7825 FT2 2 15, 650 FT2 5 69 FT (21M) 8 - 4 BEDROOM UNITS (32 STUDENTS)

ACADEMIC VILLAGE BASE (LEVELS G-4) FLOOR AREA AT GRADE # OF LEVELS TOTAL GFA STOREYS HEIGHT 3 LEVELS 4 LEVELS CLASSROOMS COMPUTER LABS STUDENT SERVICES RETAIL EVENT CAFE/FOOD

CO-DEVELOPMENT HUB CONDO TOWER - NORTH FLOOR AREA # OF LEVELS TOTAL RESIDENT GFA STOREYS HEIGHT UNITS

= = = = = =

6, 500 FT2 25 162, 500 FT2 30 325 FT (99 M) 225

BUILDING B

CO-DEVELOPMENT HUB CONDO TOWER - SOUTH FLOOR AREA # OF LEVELS TOTAL RESIDENT GFA STOREYS HEIGHT UNITS

= = = = = =

6, 500 FT2 30 195, 000 FT2 35 374 FT (114 M) 270

= = = = =

= = = = = = = = =

BUILDING A

30, 000 FT2 2 60, 000 FT2 5 79 FT (24M)

CO-DEVELOPMENT HUB BASE (LEVELS G-3) FLOOR AREA AT GRADE # OF LEVELS TOTAL RESIDENT GFA STOREYS HEIGHT RETAIL EVENT/CONFERENCE CAFE/FOOD OFFICE

75, 560 FT2 3 + PARTIAL 4TH 215, 800 FT2 3 + PARTIAL 4TH 49 FT (15M) 62 FT (19M) 55 11 9000 FT2 (NET) 14, 600 FT2 (NET) 11, 720 FT2 (NET) 7600 FT2 (NET)

LRT - CENTENNIAL COLLEGE STATION

CO-DEVELOPMENT HUB CONDO AMENITY (LEVELS 4 + 5) FLOOR AREA # OF LEVELS TOTAL RESIDENT GFA STOREYS HEIGHT

= = = = = = = = = = = =

69, 212 FT2 (6430 M2) 3 191, 200 FT2 3 49 FT (15M) 66, 240 FT2 (NET) 9600 FT2 (NET) 4800 FT2 (NET) 15, 360 FT2 (NET)

BUILDING C - CO-DEVELOPMENT NORTH UNITS

GFA, FT2

MIXED USE (RETAIL / OFFICE) CONDO AMENITY CONDO RESIDENCE

95, 250 40, 000 279, 500

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TOTAL BUILDING SITE AREA COVERAGE

414, 750 40, 900 10.14

BUILDING B - CO-DEVELOPMENT HUB

UNITS

GFA, FT2

RETAIL EVENT / CONFERENCE RETAIL EVENT

132, 480 19, 200 9, 600 29, 920

SUBTOTAL

191, 200

CONDO AMENITY

60, 000

CONDO RESIDENCE (SOUTH TOWER ) CONDO RESIDENCE (NORTH TOWER) TOTAL BUILDING SITE AREA COVERAGE

270 225

195, 000 162, 500 608, 700

95, 550 6.3

BUILDING A - ACADEMIC VILLAGE

UNITS

ACADEMIC CLASSROOMS/LABS ADMINISTRATION / STUDENT SERVICES RETAIL EVENT CAFE/FOOD SUBTOTAL

GFA, FT2 147, 088 14, 440 23, 360 18, 752 12, 160 215, 800

STUDENT RESIDENCE

138 - 4 BEDROOM UNITS 552 STUDENTS

TOTAL

243, 500 459, 300

BUILDING SITE AREA COVERAGE

107, 640 4.26

KPMB

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Work at Diamond + Schmitt Architects Inc.


DSAI

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PORTFOLIO MILDA MISKINYTE mildamiskinyte@gmail.com


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