P O RT F O L I O VO L 1 ROCELYN CECILIA RYERSON SCHOOL OF INTERIOR DESIGN
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TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S
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A penthouse office space for a creative
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OFFICE PROJECT advertisement
agency,
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CAFE
The cafe project is a two-part
RETAIL
series to the redevelopment of an existing building on West Queen
where its all about the workers;
The changing demographics of West
West. Incorporates continued use
stimulating interest, creativity, and
Queen West has led to the adaptive
of reclaimed wood, exposed brick
satisfying their physical and mental
reuse of an existing building into a
walls, concrete floors, and custom
needs.
lifestyle concept shop that combines
bar millwork
Incorporates
ergonomics,
movement, privacy & collaboration 2014
a furniture retail showroom up front, and a flexible space suitable for a cafe at the back 2013
2013
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PUBLIC SPACE
A public space that integrates nature and playful interactive moments as a viable way to regenerating unused spaces and creating places of experiences; and promoting a sense of place among the city’s local community 2014
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OFFICE PROJECT
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Responsive Working Environment refers to the capacity of space to respond to the variety of needs required in sustaining productive and enjoyable working conditions. It focuses on improving worker’s ability to be engaged, creative, and productive in the workplace. A variety of settings are available to support different postures and needs, from focus to relaxation to collaboration.
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RESEARCH FINDINGS
Early research explored the correlation between employee
91%
engagement with his/her satifaction with the work environment. The findings have been utilized to create a floorplan aimed at improving worker’s ability to be engaged, creative, and productive in the workplace. A variety of settings are available to support different postures and needs, from focus to relaxation
95% workers say its important to have quiet, private spots where they can recharge and re-energize
41% but 41% say these spaces don’t exist in their workplace
to collaboration.
57% CHOICE
PRIVATE
SOCIAL
MOVEMENT
57% say their work environment does not allow them to physically move during the day and change postures PRIVATE BOOTHS / QUIET ROOMS / HIGHBACK CHAIRS /PRIVATE OFFICES
41%
SOCIAL LOUNGE / WORK BENCH / BREAKOUT SPACE / STUDIO / CAFE
41% say they don’t have access to natural light
LOW SEATING / HIGH TABLES / RECLINED SEATING / ADJUSTABLE TABLES
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SPACE PLANNING
LEGEND
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1. CAFE/KITCHEN
2. MEETING
3. PRIVATE BOOTHS
4. WORKSTATIONS
5. BREAK OUT
6. RECEPTION
7. GARDEN
8. SOCIAL LOUNGE
9. STUDIO LOFT
10. PRIVATE OFFICES
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FIRST FLOOR OFFICE PLAN
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SECOND FLOOR STUDIO PLAN
FIRST FLOOR BREAKOUT SPACE
SECOND FLOOR PRIVATE OFFICES 7
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MIX USE I - RETAIL
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The changing demographics of West Queen West has led to the adaptive reuse of an existing building into a lifestyle concept shop that combines a furniture retail showroom up front, and a flexible space suitable for a cafe at the back
Key features:: storefront showroom, resource library, private office, studio, and retail floor
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RETAIL + CAFE FLOORPLAN
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1. FRONT ENTRY
2. RETAIL DISPLAY
5. OFFICE
6. TRANSITION ZONE 7. BACK ENTRY
3. SHOWROOM
4. RESOURCE AREA 8. CAFE / LOUNGE
9. WASHROOMS
N RETAIL + CAFE LIGHTING PLAN
NORTH SECTION
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EAST SECTION
RESOURCE CENTER & OFFICE / SHOWROOM
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MIX USE II - CAFE
The cafe project is a two-part series to the redevelopment of an existing building on West Queen West. This mix use lifestyle concept shop has been designed to accomodate a retail and showroom up front, and a relaxed cafe at back. The design of reclaimed wood, concrete floors, and weathered brick from the retail showroom continues into the cafe space. The detail below displays the custom paneled wood cladding as seen in the bar area.
ANGLED “L” SUPPORT REINFORCED INTO WOOD CONSTRUCTION
METAL ANGLE (WELDED BOLTS) THREAD BOLTS POT LIGHT HOLDER
WOOD BLOCK SUPPORT WOOD PANEL SLATS (SPACING @ 3/4”) DROP CEILING FRAME REINFORCED INTO WALL CONSTRUCTION VIA CUT THROUGH
10’-8”
14’-0”
METAL BOLT JIG
FRAME WALL CONSTRUCTION
WOOD BLOCKING PLYWOOD BACKING (3/4" THICKNESS) PANEL WOOD FACE (3/4" REVEAL) WOOD BASE (3/4" THICKNESS)
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partition DETAIL SCALE: 1/2” = 1’-0”
DETAIL OF CUSTOM BAR MILLWORK
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PUBLIC SPACE A public space that integrates nature and playful interactive moments as a viable way to regenerating unused spaces and creating places of experiences. This approach seeks to offer an opportunity for positive behavior, experience, movement; and a chance to create social interaction and promote a sense of place among the city’s local community
DETAIL OF INTERACTIVE WATER FEATURE
LIGHT EMITTING TUBES
POWER SOURCE
H20 LEVEL
BALLAST
SENSOR TIP INSULATION
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STONE PAVEMENT
LED FLOORPLATE
ANGLED HOLE
CONCRETE BASE
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SPACE PLAN: PROCESS
GEOMETRIC STRUCTURES
LOOPED PATHWAYS
GEOMETRY + STAGE FORM
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ABOVE: RESOURCE CENTER & FURNITURE SHOWROOM
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BOOTH DESIGN
The feature space of IDS 2014 spotlighted iconic lighting
the space, rather than a complementary addition to the
brands from around the world.
room. * Included:
In collaboration with
Mhouse Inc and Kartlell Lighting, the featured lighting
Custom furniture and millwork
designs; suspended lighting; unique ceiling installation
is seen as the driving force behind the interior design of
AXONOMETRIC VIEW
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ELECTRICAL OUTLET TO BE INSTALLED BEHIND LEFT VANITY TOWER 3’ 10 1/2"
TRIANGULAR GABLE TO FILL VOID BETWEEN VANITY & WARDROBE UNIT
6’ 6"
10’-0”
10’ 7"
LIGHTING TO BE INSTALLED ON END PANEL OF WARDROBE UNIT
ELECTRICAL OUTLET TO BE INSTALLED BEHIND SOFA
FLOORPLAN
OUTLINE OF CEILING
& ELEVATION
LIGHTING TO BE HUNG FROM PLATFORM ON CENTER OVER MIRROR
SPOT LIGHTS (X3) TO POINT ONTO WARDROBE UNIT
LIGHTING TO BE INSTALLED ON END PANEL OF WARDROBE UNIT
12'-7 3/4"
9’ -6"
8'-0"
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