NATALIE VOLKOVA
ARCHITECTURAL
PORTFOLIO
NATALIE VOLKOVA ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO
647.705.8926 nataliesvolkova@gmail.com
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www.linkedin.com/in/natalia-volkova Toronto | ON
Contents
Academic Resume Interpretive Center / Winter 2018 Mixed-Use Building / Fall 2017 Residential Building / Winter 2017 Warehouse Building / Winter 2018 Concepts Sustainable Design / Fall 2017 Conceptual Design / Spring 2018 Photographs
Resume
PROFESSIONAL SKILLS Revit
software
AutoCad Illustrator
EDUCATION George Brown College | Toronto, Canada Dean’s List GRA greater that 3.5 Sept. 2016 - Apr. 2019 (expected) Architectural Technology - Advanced Diploma
InDesign Photoshop
EXPERIENCE
of ce
Smart Innovative Building Solusions | Russia MS Of ce
Jul. 2015 - Aug. 2015
iWorks
Junior Designer Assistante
languages
English - Advanced Russian - Advanced French - Pre-Intermidiate
VOLUNTEER Start-Up Village 2017 | Russia Jun. 2017 Skolkovo Innovation Centre Innovations in Construction Stage
CERTIFICATES Health and Safety Awarness in 4 Steps Fundamentals of Supervision Fundamentals of WHMIS 2015 Fundamentals of Fall Protection Lynda.com Revit 2017 Essential Training
Great Canadian Shoreline Clean Up | Canada Sept. 2017 World Wildlife Fund Toronto, Corktown Common
Academic
Interpretive Centre Tommy Thomson Park Toronto, Ontario Made by: Natalie Volkova Rose Eidelman
Interpretive Centre is a project intended to create an educational Centre. The building include exhibition hall, cafeteria, several classrooms for children that willing to learn about the nature and for the lectures that can be hold there, and dormitories for children camps. To organize the space, dormitories were separated and provided with the separate exit, to increase privacy. Project involved several stages - site feasibility, design development, massing conceptual model, and presentation boards preparation.
East Exterior View
North Exterior View
Ground Floor 1 - Exhibition Area (420m2) 2 - Access Area (55m2) 3 - Cafeteria (170m2) 4 - Multimedia Classrooms Public Hostel / Public Area Private
(120m2) 5 - General Toilets (35m2) 6 - Warehouse (50m2) 7 - Of ces (50m2) 8 - Facility Room (20m2)
Floor Plans
Second Floor 9A - Male Bedroom (55m2) 9B - Female Bedroom (55m2) 10A - Male Wash/ Changroom (20m2) Foundation/ Ground Floor Conceptual Framing Plan
Main Roof / Second Floor Conceptual Framing Plan
Roof Conceptual Framing Plan
10B - Female Wash/ Changeroom (20m2)
East Elevation
North Elevation
West Elevation
Exterior Cladding
South Elevation
1 - Copper Panels 2 - Wooden Panels 3 - Woden Mulion
Second Floor Emergency Stairs 1 - Stainaless Steel Supported slanted Columns 2 - Access Stairs 3 - Interior Wooden Finish
Landscape Island
Exploded Axonometric View
1 - Marple Tree 2 - Hexagonal Grass Mats 3 - Recycled Birch Bench 4 - Solar Energy Exterior Lights
Cross-Section
Mixed-use Project Bathrust and Davenport Toronto, ON Made by: Natalie Volkova Rose Eidelman
Mixed-use project aimed to produce building design based on the proposed site and preliminary samples of construction drawings. Building is combining retail stores on the ground oor and apartments on the higher oors. Project involved site analysis, building design, preparation of construction drawings including architectural and structural plans.
Site Plan
Parking Floor Plan
Third Floor Plan
East Elevation
West Elevation
Longitudinal Cross-Section
North Elevation
Wall Section
South Elevation
Section Detail 1
Latitudinal Cross-Section
Section Detail 2
Coach House Toronto, Ontario Made by: Natalie Volkova Peng Wang
Coach House is a project intended to create detached house design for a single family with three kids and suv car based on the existing site. The main idea was to provide family with quite and useful indoor environment with the main two oor and quiet space in the attic area. Project involved several stages - Site feasibility, Design development, massing model.
Ground Floor Plan
Site Plan
Second Floor Plan
North Elevation
South Elevation
East Elevation
West Elevation
Wall Section
Cathedral Ceiling Detail
Cantilevered Floor Detail
Warehouse Vaughan, Ontario Made by: Natalie Volkova
Warehouse is a school project aimed to develop a warehouse building design from the sketch. Design should have include of ce space, main warehouse area, employee’s change rooms and recreational area. The project involved site analysis, creating of the design and preparation of complete working drawings set.
Site Planl
Foundation Plan
Groud Floor Planl
Second Floor Plan
Roof Plan
North Elevation
South Elevation
Recreation Area Call-Out
Wall Section Ground Of ce Call-Out
East Elevation Parapet Wall Section Detail
West Elevation
Drive-In Door Plan Detail
Consepts
Solar energy is a powerful natural source. Solar tiles were chosen for its ability to collect maximum solar energy and aesthetic appearance. Roof was oriented to the west as this cardinal direction providing the largest amount of light and energy.
Cedar wall nish providing visitors with a calming environment and give a feeling of country side. It is also improving building insulation, that was a necessary bene t with the designed amount of glass.
To reduce the energy assumption Library was designed with large area of the glass curtain wall panels. They were located on the southwest side of the building to prolongate the lighting day.
Green wall was partially implemented into design, to give an accent to the building. In this design it is also having role of the rain water harvesting system. It is further connected with the collector.
Sustainalbe Design
Public Library Tollkeeper Park, 750 Davenport Road, Toronto, Ontario Made by: Natalie Volkova
Tollkeeper Park project is a completely sustainable building design with a minimal interruption of the existing site and the maximum usage of the environment. Main idea was to create a quite public space that takes the best from the nature around. Where visitors can not only be pleased with calm environment but also share their opinion about the completed book. The project involved site analysis, creating of the design, and preparation of the presentation boards.
Diomedes Islands is an undeveloped region. To attract people to this beautiful land the hotel was designed. Kunik Tower is located in between two Diomedes Islands. Tower represents the “touch� of the islands and countries. The only way visitors can get there is by cable cars that rises from the aerial station on the islands, to the tower. There are 5 levels of hotel, arrival station for the cable cars, restaurant and observation level, located on the top of the tower. To get to the aerial station there are funiculars available from the villages.
Conceptual Design
Kunik Tower Diomedes Island Border of Russia and USA Made by: Natalie Volkova
Diomede Islands is a conceptual projects with the main intend to unite two islands. They are located in the Bering string, there is a border of two powerful contries and international date line that is separatinf htese two islands for almist a day. My concept is based on the acient welcoming ritual Kunik of indigenous people of Diomedes Island - Eskimos. Kunik tower is an architectural representation of this custom.
Photography
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