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[S UM MA RY ] An analytical thinker, focused, well organised, and systematic in approach to problem solving. Keen to find a firm where I can blend my skills in design, creativity and architecture for an all round development of my architectural passion in preparation for a professional internship.

[ED UC ATI ON ] 2010 - Present Bachelor of Environmental Design Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia 2004 - 2008 Bachelor of Arts Honours in Art History / Economics Queen’s University, Kingston, Ontario

[EXP E R I E N CE ] 2009 - 2010 Yorkville Design Centre CAD Drafter / Designer 2008 - 2009 Tampold Architects Inc Student Intern 2007 - 2009 Keating Educational Tours / Explorica Canada Supervisor 2007 - 2008 The AMS Pub Services Bartender

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2008 Studio School, Advanced Mixed Media Studio Course Art Gallery of Ontario, Toronto, Ontario 2005 Duke of Edinburgh’s Bronze Award International Study Center, Herstmonceux Castle, England

[VOLU N TE E RIN G ] 2010 - Present Leaside Atom Baseball Association Coach 2006 - 2007 Queen’s University Orientation Week Leader

[SKIL L S ] AutoCAD Revit Vectorworks SketchUp Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator MS Office Model Building Hand Drafting OTHER Photography Hockey Cooking References available upon request

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T H E PAV I L I O N B1 DESIGN. N SAVAGE. FALL 2010 SITUATED ADJACENT TO THE MARITIME MUSEUM IN THE HALIFAX HARBOUR, THE TASK WAS TO COME UP WITH A UNIQUE ADDITION TO THE MUSEUM EXHIBITION

SPACE

THAT

COULD

BE

USED FOR A WIDE VARIETY OF EXHIBITS ALONG WITH SPACE FOR A SMALL BOAT BUILDING WORKSHOP.

THIS DESIGN

TAKES ADVANTAGE OF THE ALREADY EXHISTING

PIERS

TO

SUPPORT

BUILDING ABOVE THE WATER.

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T H E H O U S E B2 DESIGN. B MACKAY LYONS. WINTER 2011 SET IN THE UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE OF LUNENBURG, NOVA SCOTIA, THE PROGRAM WAS TO DESIGN A SINGLE FAMILY HOME WITH A COURTYARD AND INCORPORATE A RETAIL SPACE ON THE MAIN LEVEL.

THE MAIN IDEA

OF THE HOUSE WAS TO ORIENTATE THE FACADE OF THE COURTYARD DIRECTLY SOUTH TO CAPTURE AND DISPERSE AS MUCH LIGHT AS POSSIBLE.

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C A S E S T U D Y B2 DESIGN. B MACKAY LYONS. WINTER 2011 THE AIM OF THIS PROJECT WAS TO STUDY TOM KUNDIG’S DELTA SHELTER FROM TOP TO BOTTOM, THEN DESIGN AND BUILD A MODEL OF THE STRUCTURE INCORPORATING AN ADDITIONAL ROOM TO IT. BY ADDING A MEZZANINE LEVEL AS A THIRD FLOOR, ONE IS ABLE TO GET A BETTER VIEW OF THE SURROUNDING LANDSCAPE AS WELL AS PROVIDE ADDITIONAL ROOM TO THE KITCHEN LEVEL.

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H O U S E R E N O TAMPOLD ARCHITECTS. T TAMPOLD THIS

PROPOSED

RENOVATION

$1

WAS

MILLION

HOME

DESIGNED

WHILE

WORKING FOR TAMPOLD ARCHITECTS IN TORONTO, ONTARIO.

THE EXISTING

CIRCULAR LAYOUT WAS ADAPTED TO THE CLIENTS DESIRES WHILE MAINTING THE ESSENCE OF THE STRUCTURE. THE MODEL, BUILT TO SCALE USING CAD DRAWINGS, WAS CONSTRUCTED FROM FOAMCORE AND CARDBOARD.

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T H E R O O M B1 DESIGN. N SAVAGE. FALL 2010 THE FIRST DESIGN PROJECT OF THE BEDS PROGRAM WAS TO DESIGN A SMALL ROOM WITH A PURPOSE: THIS SMALL SPACE WAS DESIGNED AROUND A VIEW. THE PATH TRAVELED TO ACHIEVE THE ULTIMATE VIEW IS UNABSTRUCTED BY THE N E C E S S I T I E S

OF

LIVING

AS

E V E R Y THING IS BUILT INTO THE WALLS TO AVOID DISTRACTION.

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A2

UP

A1

SLOPED ROOF ASSEMBLY

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1/2" thick cedar shingles ice barrier applied to bottom 3' of roof 3/4" plywood sheathing spray foam insulation 2" x 10" light timber roof rafters spaced 24" O.C vapour barrier 3/4" drywall FOUNDATION ASSEMBLY

DOWN

2/8" pressure treated wood sill plate vapour barrier steel anchor bolt in concrete column reinforced concrete column 6" thick concrete slab 6" of compressed gravel reinforced concrete footing (4' below grade at lowest point)

FLAT ROOF ASSEMBLY 3" stone ballast aluminum ashing polystyrene foam insulation sloped towards drain roof membrane 6" diameter roof drain 3/4" plywood sheathing glass ber batt insulation and vapour barrier 3/4" drywall FLOOR ASSEMBLY 1" thick tongue and groove wood ooring vapour barrier 3/4" plywood sheathing 12" manufactured wood truss glass ber batt insulation and vapour barrier 3/4" plywood sheathing WALL ASSEMBLY

A1

6" wide horizontal siding tyvek housewrap 3/4" plywood sheathing glass ber batt insulation and vapour barrier 2/6" wood wall studs spaced 16" O.C. vapour barrier 3/4" drywall

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B2 B TECH. E JANNASCH. WINTER 2011 THE ASSIGNMENT WAS TO COMPLETE A SET OF TECHNICAL DRAWINGS FOR DESIGNED HOUSE TO BETTER UNDERSTAND

SECTION

DIFFERENT

BUILDING

METHODS.

DRAWN IN VECTORWORKS,

CONSTRUCTION

SOUTH ELEVATION

THE SINGLE FAMILY HOME NEEDED TO BE DRAWN IN PLAN, SECTION AND E L E VATION , A LON G WITH VA R IOU S DE TAILS OF IMPORTANT COMPONENTS

A2

CLI CK AND HOLD I MAGE TO DISAP P EAR

DRAWN TO SCALE.

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C A S E S T U D Y B1 DESIGN. N SAVAGE. FALL 2010 THE AIM OF THIS PROJECT WAS TO GRASP A COMPLETE UNDERSTANDING OF LE CORBUSIER’S VILLA SAVOYE AND THEN BUILD A SCALE MODEL OF IT. THROUGH EXTENSIVE RESEARCH THIS MODEL WAS BUILT TO EXACT SPECIFICATIONS TO THE CURRENT BUILDING IN

FRANCE,

COMPLETE

WITH

ROOF

TOP GARDEN AREA AND PILOTI PLACEMENTS THROUGHOUT THE STRUCTURE.

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B1 REP. L KATSEPONTES. FALL 2010 AFTER PICKING A ‘SPACE’ IN THE CITY TO MEASURE AND DRAFT, THE TASK WAS TO DEVELOP AN OPJECT WHICH COULD BE USED TO DISTORT ONES VIEW OF THE SPACE AND THEN MODEL THE DISTORTED SPACE THAT WAS CREATED.

BY USING A FISH EYE LENSE AND LOOKING DOWN A LONG CORRIDOR, THIS MODEL WAS DEVELOPED TO DEPICT THE NOW CURVED AND ELONGATED SPACE.

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T H E SPHERE B2 REP. S MOLESKY. WINTER 2011 AFTER MOLDING A PLASTER SPHERE, THE

PROJECT

WAS

TO

CONSTRUCT

A DEVISE TO SUPPORT THE SPHERE IN

A

MANER

WHICH

IT’S PROPERTIES.

EMPHASIZED

BY CREATING MUL-

TIPLE SPHERES OF DIFFERENT SIZES AND SUSPENDING THEM IN A SPANDEX SOCK, I WAS ABLE TO PORTRAY A SENSE OF MOVEMENT AS THE SPHERE PROCEEDED

THROUGH

THE

RINGS

TOWARDS THE COPPER PLATE BELOW.

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THANK YO U !