Architectural Portfolio

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SEBASTien

helie

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO



contact information

sebastien helie architectural technologist - toronto, on p - 819•328•3840 e - sebastien.helie@videotron.ca l - linkedin.com/in/sebastienhelie

Architectural Technologist with 7+ years of related work experience. Owner of a previous diploma from an architectural design program in Québec. Worked on both smaller high-end residential projects as well as large-scale commercial buildings for various firms and construction groups. Have gained distinguished knowledge, experience and work ethic while working under architects, designers and engineers.

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INDEX of contents

revit projects Helice estates (2020) — 06 p4 building — 12 bike polar concept building (2019) — 16 warehouse (2020) — 20

autocad projects mixed-use building (2019) — 24

models balsa wood model (2020) — 22

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Helice estates

3d / perspective render

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Helice Estates ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY & STUDIO REVIT 2020 - semester 5

set on toronto’s waterfront, this project focused on integrating strong sustainable features and design as a part of the city’s commitment to lowering its carbon footprint while increasing environmentally beneficial construction solutions. this seven storey mixed-use condo project features materials, components and attributes that collaborate together to form a self sufficient building capable of harvesting energy and water necessary for its daily functions as well as added elements to increase ifs efficiency. against various loads and conditions.

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Helice estates

exterior and interior renders

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Helice estates

site plan, luxury suite floor plan, 3d exploded views

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Helice estates

the seventh floor features a GREEN ROOF terrace with an infinity pool and a roof with VOIDs to allow GREATER sunlight PENETRATION. Photovoltaic panels have been installed on the roof to reduce the burden on the municipal’s electrical system.

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SOLAR path bUILDING ORIENTED TO PROVIDE MAXIMUM SOLAR ENERGY HARVESTING AND DESIRED HEAT GAIN. ILLUSTRATED ARE THE DAILY AND SEASONAL SOLAR PATHS. summer

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rendered perspective section with sustainable features

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sample SOLAR study #1 (summer) July 6th, 2020. 3:30 pm overhang prevents EXCESSIVE SOLAR HEAT FROM penetratING THE UNITS.

summer angle

sample SOLAR study #2 (winter) January 7th, 2020. 3:30 pm oversized windowS allow FOR maximum sunlight.

winter angle

Photovoltaic solar panels


Helice estates

wind tunnel In order to counteract the wind loads and pressures associated with our waterfront site, a corridor between the 2nd and 3rd floor was designed in order to reduce the wind pressures created by vortices formed from wind blowing against the building. The opening created through the latitudinal section of the building provides a break between the winds hitting against the building’s outer walls and greatly reduces the leeward and windward pressures.

amenity floor terrace

photovoltaic solar panels

rooftop deck with infinity pool

15% covered storage

Min. 50% green roof

split level garden on ground level

alternative fuel

water efficient fixtures

greywater collection

renewable energy

near commuter rail

minimum parking requirements

variable power luminaires

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p4 building

3d / perspective render

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P4 Building REVIT Studio 2020 - semester 5

the requirement of this project was to design a mixed-use condo building while following certain structural restrictions and constraints as well as implementing rebar systems in the buildings footings and foundations. in addition to this we were asked to design various outdoor areas for residents and visitors on the existing topography while taking into account excavation properties such as cut and fill volumes and cost. once the main building and outdoor areas were completed, the remainder of the project was to fine tune our revit rendering skills in various settings such as night and day renders, section box renders, exploded view renders, etc.

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p4 building

Structural render, elevation and landscape sections

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p4 building

p4 building renders

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BIKE POLAR CONCEPT BUILDING

3d / perspective render

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BIKE POLAR CONCEPT BUILDING ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY & STUDIO AUTOCAD / REVIT / PHOTOSHOP 2019 - semester 3

THE OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT WAS TO DESIGN A FULLY SELF-SUSTAINing unit completely INDEPENDENT from THE CITY GRID. LOCATED ON AN EXISTING DOWNTOWN LOT, WATER COLLECTION, FILTERING AND REUSE AS WELL AS ENERGY production and storage WERE all to be produced and processed on site. THE LARGE PROJECTING ROOF WAS A DESIGN CHOICE BASED ON BOTH THOSE FACTORS. DOUBLING AS A WATER COLLECTING UNIT supplying water to VARIOUS parts of the building AS WELL AS A SURFACE FOR A SOLAR PANEL FARM FOR ELECTRICITY PRODUCTION, THE FINAL DESIGN PROVED TO BE CAPABLE OF A FULLY INDEPENDENT CONSTRUCTION.

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BIKE POLAR CONCEPT BUILDING

solar pavers much of the newly added bike path was covered by solar pavers to provide an added source of electricity for the building. the pavers radiated heat as well to keep the path dry during wet or slippery conditions and lit up to improve visibility at night.

site plan - ground floor plan - second floor plan

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BIKE POLAR CONCEPT BUILDING

ENERGY PRODUCTION THE LARGE LOW SLOPED ROOF SITUATED ABOVE A LARGE PORTION OF THE EXISTING TERRAIN WAS THE OPTIMAL LOCATION FOR AN ABOVE GROUND SOLAR FARM. ANGLED UPWARDS AND TOWARDS THE SOUTH, THE ROOF PROVIDES THE OPTIMAL ANGLE FOR THE SOLAR PANELS TO CAPTURE THE MAXIMUM AMOUNT OF SUNLIGHT DURING THE SUNS COURSE ALONG ITS PATH OF TRAVEL.

WATER COLLECTION a self irrigating system for the two green roofs on both sides of the mezzanine level were designed to be fed by the rainwater collection system. a series of grooves on the reclaimed steel roof served as scuppers to direct rainwater into collection tanks. one of the tanks filtered the water in order to be used as potable water while the other was used for graywater applications.

roof plan - 3d / perspective render

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warehouse ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY & STUDIO revit 2020 - semester 4

the focus of this project was to develop a manufacturing warehouse design in an industrial neighborhood. using the ontario building code standards and regulations for such facilities, we were to design a building that would house a manufacturing plant, offices and a loading dock area. a site plan analysis, structural steel layout and a mixed curtain wall design were a few of the elements required of us to propose.

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mixed-use building

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east elevation - longitudinal building section

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MIXED-USE BUILDING

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ARCHITECTURAL TECHNOLOGY & STUDIO AUTOCAD 2019 - semester 3

TORONTO

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CLIENT:

GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE - ARCH2004 P. FERRARI

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ARCHITECT:

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

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HURST AND DUPONT

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TASKED WITH THE DESIGN AND STRUCTURAL LAYOUT OF A three STOREY MIXED USE BUILDING, 01 THIS PROJECT tested our knowledge of the ontario building code as well as our .2on how to APPLy it when various strategies REQUIREMENTS come into play. with mercantile and small business occupancies on the ground floor level and residential occupancies above, spacial and structural restrictions were challenging components of the design. the final products are very technical and detail oriented layouts and details.

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LAUNDRY/ STORAGE

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UNIT 203

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PROJECT NO.

S.H., T.G., L.B. & J.L.

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B. J.

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LAUNDRY/ STORAGE

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UNIT 101

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SHEET NO.

11/07/2019

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REUSE & RECYCLE

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BICYCLE STORAGE

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PARKING

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GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE - ARCH2004 P. FERRARI ARCHITECT:

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SITE:

DUPONT & BATHURST TITLE:

LONGITUDINAL BUILDING SECTION 1

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mixed-use building 6

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UTILITY / STORAGE ROOM

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION 3020

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GEORGE BROWN COLLEGE - ARCH2004 P. FERRARI ARCHITECT:

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SITE:

DUPONT & BATHURST TITLE:

13mm (1/2") PLYWOOD EXT. TYPE SHEATHING

R24 BATT INSULATION

PLAN DETAIL 2 .0 SCALE: 1:30

PLAN DETAIL 1 & 2

DRAWN BY:

PROJECT NO.

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38x140 (2"x6") STUDS @ 400mm (16") O.C.

22x180x0.76mm (7/8"x7"x0.03") GALV. METAL TIES @ 400mm (16") O.C. HORIZONTAL 600mm (24") O.C. VERTICAL

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CHECKED BY:

B. J. DATE:

25mm (1") STYROFOAM RIGID INSULATION BOARD (R5) 13mm (1/2") TYPE X GYPSUM BOARD

SHEET NO.

11/08/2019

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SCALE:

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90mm (4") FACE BRICK

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

AT 6MIL. POLYETHYLENE VAPOUR BARRIER

APPROVED SHEATHING PAPER

OVERLAY

TION RSI 3.52 (R20) 38x140 (2"x6") SILL PLATE PROVIDE WEEP HOLES @ 800mm (32") O.C. BOTTOM SILL GASKET BETWEEN PLATE AND TOP OF FDN WALL

ED STEEL DECK RS SPECIFICATIONS

GALVANIZED METAL FLASHING WITH DRIP EDGE MIN. 150mm BEHIND BUILDING PAPER

EXPANSION JOINT 13mm (1/2") DIA. ANCHOR BOLT EMBEDDED MIN. 100mm (4") INTO CONC. @ 2400mm (7'-10") O.C.

205mm (8") 32 MPa REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB GRADE

F JOIST @ 305mm (12") O.C. RAWING

SLOPE GRADE AWAY FROM BUILDING FACE

100mm (4") MIN. TO 150mm (6") MAX. BEARING FOR CONCRETE SLAB BITUMINOUS DAMPPROOFING

405mm (16") 32 MPa POURED CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL

SUM BOARD

DRAINAGE LAYER REQUIRED. BRACE FOUNDATION WALL PRIOR TO BACKFILLING

APOUR BARRIER

plan detail - section detail

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mixed-use building PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

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PREFINISHED METAL COPING W/ FR40 FLEXIBLE MEMBRANE UNDERLAYMENT ON 19mm PLYWOOD BACKING

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MIN. 2% SLOPE

GRAVEL AND FLOAT COAT 4 PLY ROOFING FELT 13mm (1/2") FIBERBOARD OVERLAY 100mm (4") RIGID INSULATION RSI 3.52 (R20) APPROVED CORRUGATED STEEL DECK AS PER MANUFACTURERS SPECIFICATIONS 240mm (9 1/2") NI-60 ROOF JOIST @ 305mm (12") O.C. R24 BATT INSULATION 6MIL. POLYETHYLENE VAPOUR BARRIER 13mm (1/2") INT. DRYWALL FINISH

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GALVANIZED METAL FLASHING WITH DRIP EDGE

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STUCCO VENEER APPLIED WITH 3mm (1/8") FINISH COAT, 10mm (3/8") BROWN COAT, 10mm (3/8") SCRATCH COAT ON METAL LATH 25mm (1") STYROFOAM RIGID INSULATION BOARD (R5) DUREX FLEXCRETE ADHESIVE ON DUREX GREEN GUARD BARRIER 13mm (1/2") PLYWOOD SHEATHING 38x140 (2"x6") STUDS @ 400mm (16") O.C. R24 BATT INSULATION 6MIL. POLYETHYLENE VAPOUR BARRIER 13mm (1/2") TYPE X GYPSUM BOARD

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· BUILT-UP WOOD LINTEL AS PER STRUCTURAL SPECIFICATIONS

PREFINISHED METAL COPING W/ FR40 FLEXIBLE MEMBRANE UNDERLAYMENT ON 19mm PLYWOOD BACKING MIN. 2% SLOPE

MIN. 2% SLOPE

NEW E.I.F.S. CORNICE

GALVANIZED METAL FLASHING WITH DRIP EDGE

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STUCCO VENEER APPLIED WITH 3mm (1/8") FINISH COAT, 10mm (3/8") BROWN COAT, 10mm (3/8") SCRATCH COAT ON METAL LATH 25mm (1") STYROFOAM RIGID INSULATION BOARD (R5) DUREX FLEXCRETE ADHESIVE ON DUREX GREEN GUARD BARRIER 13mm (1/2") PLYWOOD SHEATHING 38x140 (2"x6") STUDS @ 400mm (16") O.C. R24 BATT INSULATION 6MIL. POLYETHYLENE VAPOUR BARRIER 13mm (1/2") TYPE X GYPSUM BOARD

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20mm (3/4") GLUE-NAILED OSB SUBFLOOR 290mm (11 3/8") NI-70 JOISTS @ 405mm (16") O.C. R30 BATT INSULATION 13mm (1/2") TYPE X GYPSUM BOARD 3200

· BUILT-UP WOOD LINTEL AS PER STRUCTURAL SPECIFICATIONS

GALVANIZED METAL FLASHING WITH DRIP EDGE

STEEL I-BEAM AS PER ENGINEERS SPECIFICATIONS

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20mm (3/4") GLUE-NAILED OSB SUBFLOOR 405mm (16") NI-60 JOISTS @ 610mm (24") O.C. 38mm (1 1/2") RIGID INSULATION (R5) R30 BATT INSULATION 38mm (1 1/2") RIGID INSULATION (R5) 6MIL. POLYETHYLENE VAPOUR BARRIER 16mm (5/8") PLYWOOD SHEET METAL SOFFIT

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HEADER WRAP AIR BARRIER AROUND CONTINUOUS HEADER JOIST W/ BATT INSULATION

205mm (8") 32 MPa REINFORCED POURED CONCRETE SLAB EXPANSION JOINT

GRADE

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FOOTINGS 1220mm(48") x 1220mm(48") x 406mm(16") REINFORCED CONCRETE STRIP FOOTING. ALL FOOTINGS SHALL REST ON NATURAL UNDISTURBED SOIL OR COMPACTED ENGINEERED FILL, WITH MAX BEARING CAPACITY OF 32MPa

DRAINAGE LAYER REQUIRED. BRACE FOUNDATION WALL PRIOR TO BACKFILLING. BITUMINOUS DAMPPROOFING 405mm (16") 32 MPa POURED CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL

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SLOPE GRADE AWAY FROM BUILDING FACE

205mm (8") 32 MPa REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB, 5-8% AIR ENTRAINMENT 150mm (6") MIN. COARSE GRANULAR FILL UNDISTURBED SOIL

100mm DIA. WEEPING TILE W/ MINIMUM 150mm CRUSHED STONE COVER

wall section

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION


balsa wood model

wall section Wood model (1:20)

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LANDSCAPE 150 CIBCRE AS SHOW C

T/O Parapet 8325 Top plate

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LIGHT DUTY CAR PARKI

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balsa wood model

Mezzanine

materials and methods studio 2020 - semester 4

3655

TORONTO

constructed mainly of balsa wood and lightweight Styrofoam board, this model is a physical replica of a wall section of our warehouse project (page 20). the model is built to scale and represents a cut through the exterior curtain panel wall of our warehouse in the main office area, Illustrated here to the left. CLIENT:

ACME

ARCHITECT:

Ground Floor Slab 0 T/O Trench Wall -460

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SITE:

CITY O

TITLE:

DRAWN BY:

U/S Trench Wall -1680

CHECKED BY:

TRACEY LOST DATE:

02/22/2020 SCALE:

warehouse wall section

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sebastien helie p - 819•328•3840 e - sebastien.helie@videotron.ca l - linkedin.com/in/sebastienhelie


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