2016 DESIGN PORTFOLIO
Sabrina Samin | Curriculum Vitae | 2015 | Page 3
Sabrina Samin Candidate for B.E.S
5247 Richborough Dr. Mississauga, ON 647-980-8184 rina9_34@hotmail.com
Education
2012-2017 Bachelors of Environmental Studies, Honors Co-op University of Waterloo - School of Planning Urban and Regional Planning Major Transportation & Urban Design Speacilization
2009 - 2012 Rick Hansen Secondary School Regional Arts Program High School Visual Arts * Design Technology Speacilization
Professional Experience
Aug 2015-Dec 2015 - Exp Services Inc/Trow Associates Project Coordinator Project Management Team Buildings Division
Jan 2015-May 2015 - Metrolinx/GO Transit Project Coordinator Design Strandards Team Capital Infrastructure Office
Apr 2014-Sept 2014 - Toronto District School Board Landscape Architectural Intern Design and Construction Division Facilities Group
Jun 2013-Sept 2013 - Ryerson University Graphic Designer Marketing Division
Software Experience
AutoCAD
Photoshop
Revit
Illustrator
Sketch-UP
InDesign
PROFESSIONAL WORK
ACADEMIC WORK
PERSONAL WORK
Sabrina Samin | Table of Contents | 2015 | Page 5
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PROJECT TITLE
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BRONTE GO STATION - MDRP PRESENTATION
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WYNFIELD RETIREMENT HOME
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TUNNEL MODEL - BIM
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UNION STATION CUSTOMER SERVICES MAP
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IDEAL STATION LAYOUT - INTERIOR & EXTERIOR
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INTERIOR STRESS TEST & REFLECTED CEILING PLAN
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NATURAL PLAYSCAPE CONCEPT
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SHERLEY STREET PUBLIC SCHOOL
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RIPPLETON PUBLIC SCHOOL
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CHURCHILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
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CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION PROPOSAL
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SINGAPORE URBAN DESIGN ANALYSIS
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SECOND YEAR URBAN DESIGN STUDIO WORK
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HIGHSCHOOL DESIGN COMPETITION
Sabrina Samin | Professional Work Co-op | 2015 | Page 7
PROFESSIONAL WORK
01 Bronte GO Station Redevelopment - MDRP 5-10% Primilinary Presentation The following project was completed during my third co-op semester with Exp Services Inc. The project’s initial scope was to redesign the Bronte GO Station existing station building and surrounding station site. The project was completed for Metrolinx/GO Transit, which is the Greater Toronto Area’s Regional Transportation System. Exp Services was appointed as the Prime Consultant for this project, providing all engineering and project management consulting services. RDH Architects was brought on by Exp as a sub-consultant providing architectural and interior design services. During my co-op term, I was involved with the project’s design development phase, preliminary design review/ submission and leading up to 25% detail design. The following graphics/drawings were created using Adobe Creative Suite and Autodesk AutoCAD.
Sabrina Samin | Bronte GO Station - Exp Services Inc | 2015 | Page 8
Existing Site Plan 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
SITE ENTRY EXISTING STATION BUILDING PARKING LOT KISS AND RIDE EXISTING NORTH-EAST ENTRY PAVILION EAST TUNNEL (NO BARRIER FREE ACCESS) NORTH PLATFORM SOUTH PLATFORM WEST TUNNEL (W/ ACCESS RAMP) EXISTING NORTH-WEST ENTRY PAVILION EXISTING STAIR BUILDING EXISTING MECHANICAL BOILER ROOM
PARKING COUNTS: NORTH PARKING LOTS SOUTH PARKING LOTS
2070 1055
TOTAL PARKING SPACES
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MDRP – Bronte EXISTING GO Station ~ 5%-10% OVERALL SITE Design PLAN
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Sabrina Samin | Bronte GO Station - Exp Services Inc | 2015 | Page 10
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EXISTING STATION BUILDING FLOORPLAN
MDRP – Bronte GO Station ~ 5%-10% Design
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New Development Site Pla 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09
SITE ENTRY/EXIT EXISTING BUILDING EXISTING SOUTH PARKING LOT NEW PARKING LOT NEW KISS AND RIDE NEW TUNNEL ENTRY PAVILION SHARED BIKE PATH BIKE RACKS PASSENGER SHELTERS
PARKING COUNTS
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BUS BAYS BUS LAYBY
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Sabrina Samin | Bronte GO Station - Exp Services Inc | 2015 | Page 11
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MDRP – Bronte GO Station ~ 5%-10% Design PROPOSED SOUTH LOT OVERALL SITE PLAN
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Sabrina Samin | Wynfield Renovations - Exp Services Inc | 2015 | Page 12
Wynfield Retirement Home Renovations During my time at Exp, I was asked to draft a preliminary floor plan of Wynfield Retirement Home. Exp services Inc. was chosen to renovate the second floor lobby/ patios space of the retirement home. The firm’s internal structural, mechanical and electrical engineering teams later used this proposed floor plan for further renovation and design development.
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Cooksville GO Station Platform & Tunnel Access - Area 1 The following model of Cooksville GO Station’s tunnel was designed using SketchUp Pro. Used by the Design Standards team at Metrolinx to help improve the design and placement opportunities of electrical conduits. This 3D interactive design helped visualize the existing conduit locations and develop future standard recommendations for external consultants.
Sabrina Samin | Cooksville GO Station - Metrolinx | 2015 | Page 13
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Union Station Customer Service Map This user-friendly map was designed using Photoshop and Illustrator for the GO Transit Customer Service team at Union Station. The purpose of the map was to easily illustrate the different levels and points of access and egress for all staff at Union Station during the winter 2015 revitalization construction.
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SKYWALK
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VIA ARRIVALS RAMP UP TO VIA CONCOURSE
LEVEL 3
LEGEND
GREAT HALL - LEVEL 3
TO BAY CONCOURSE
LEVEL 1 RAMP UP TO VIA CONCOURSE
VIA ARRIVALS - LEVEL
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ROYAL YORK HOTEL
FRONT STREET ACCESS TO ?????
VIA
BAY CONCOURSE (Closed for Construction)
YORK CONCOURSE
VIA CONCOURSE
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YORK CONCOURSE - 01
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YORK CONCOURSE - 01
VIA CONCOURSE - 02 VIA ARRIVALS - 0.5
BAY CONCOURSE - 01
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VIA CONCOURSE - LEVEL 2
ELEVATION VIEW FROM WEST
VIA CONCOURSE - LEVEL 2 VIA ARRIVALS - LEVEL 1
FRONT VIEW
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Ideal Station Design – Exterior The following GO Station layout is a preliminary concept plan of the new Ideal Station Project created by Metrolinx. These concept sketches were designed using Illustrator and are intended to be a starting point for external consultants.
STRUCTURE
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Exterior Station Slightlines Rail Platform and Access Bus Loop
Bicycle Access
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Kiss & Ride
Parking
Bike Infrastructure
Station Building
Adjacency
Sight Lines
Sight Lines Adjacency
Bus Access
GO Landscaped Areas
Ancillary Structures
Station Building
Bus Loop
Park
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Sabrina Samin | Exterior Station Layout - Metrolinx | 2015 | Page 16
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Vehicular Access
Pedestrian Access
Kiss & Ride
Bike Infrastructure
Rail Platform and Access
Predestrian Access
Bus Access
Existing Station Layout
Proposed Station Layout
Sabrina Samin | Interior Layout - Metrolinx | 2015 | Page 17
Proposed Reflected Ceiling Plan
Interior Station Design Major Touch Points: Waiting Area
Service Counter
Wayfind Band (above)
Self Serve Kiosk
Platform Access
Wooden Ceiling (seating area)
Directional Lighting (Platform Access)
Ideal Station Design – Interior The following stress tests were created as a literal translations of the main touch points of the interior design standards for the Ideal Station Project. These mock demonstrations were designed using AutoCAD. The practice placement was done on the interior layout of Ajax GO station. This concept plan was also designed to help consultants better understand the new design requirements.
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Sabrina Samin | Landscape Concepts - Toronto District School Board | 2014 | Page 18
TDSB – Landscape concept The next sets of designs are kindergarten place spaces that are geared towards the environment. The purpose of this new design concept it to help trigger an interest and appreciation for nature, starting at a young age. The play spaces were created with all natural and environmentally friendly products. Essentially the concept is to help students not only learn about the environment from the classroom, but also while playing in it. The following designs were all created using illustrator and AutoCAD.
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Sabrina Samin | Landscape Concepts - Toronto District School Board | 2014 | Page 20
SCHOOL BUILDING
FLAT TOP STUMPS (2) 8’ LONG LOG BENCHES (3)
8’ LONG LOG BENCHES (3)
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Sabrina Samin | Landscape Concepts - Toronto District School Board | 2014 | Page 21
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SCHOOL
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Tractor tires (3) 4’ outside diameter 2’ rim Cornus alternifolia (2)
Acer saccharin Cedar upright logs
(Refer to L.&C.D spec. #5.14)
Existing seating to be relocated to lawn area insided fenced area by playspace (Just north of this area)
Amelanchier arborea (3)
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Chalk Wall (2) New location for storage Acer saccharinum
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Sabrina Samin | Landscape Concepts - Toronto District School Board | 2014 | Page 22
Install 4” of asphalt on top of ground and compact to 3” depth Ensure smooth transition between asphalt and mulch
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Physocarpus opulifolius (3)
Viburnum lentago (3)
Planting List Botanical Name Physocarpus opulifolius Viburnum lentago Amelanchier arborea Cornus alternifolia
Common Name Quality Ninebark Nannyberry Downy Serviceberry Alternate Dogwood
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Sabrina Samin | Academic Work - School of Planning | 2015 | Page 23
ACADEMIC WORK
LEGEND ZONE C
STORM SURGE FLOODING IN LAND FLOODING ZONE BOUNDARY BUILDINGS AT RISK
ZONE A
ZONE B
ZONE A
ZONE B
ZONE C
Sabrina Samin |
COMMUNITY DESIGN CHARETTE #1
Climate Change Proposal | 2015 | Page 24
FLOOD PROGESSION SCENARIO - 0
Charlottetown Adaptation Proposal
COMMUNITY DESIGN CHARETTE #2
FLOOD PROGESSION SCENARIO - 1
COMMUNITY DESIGN CHARETTE #3
FLOOD PROGESSION SCENARIO - 2
COMMUNITY DESIGN CHARETTE #4
FLOOD PROGESSION SCENARIO - 3
COMMUNITY DESIGN CHARETTES COMBINED
FLOOD PROGESSION SCENARIO - 4
The following project was a result of a special Research-Based Studio course offered at the University of Waterloo – School of Planning. The prime research focus for this course was exploring how Urban Design interventions can help coastal communities adapt against the adverse effects of climate change and sea level rise. The research project took place in Charlottetown Prince Edward Island, where myself and four other team members accompanied our Lead Researcher, Professor Luna Khirfan from the University of Waterloo. Our research methodology was a combination of extensive literature reviews, along with conducting a total of 5 Design Charrettes with the local community, as well as a Leadership Forum with Architects and Planners from the City of Charlottetown. After the fieldwork and data gathering process was completed in PEI, the team returned to Waterloo where each team member proposed an urban design intervention with a focus of their choice. My proposal focused on the areas of Land Use, Zoning and Building Codes, where I introduced a separation of land use and zoning in the most affected flood prone areas of the waterfront. The whole project was completed throughout the span of a 4-month semester. The proposals are now being reviewed by the City of Charlottetown as potential implementation strategies.
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Climate Change Proposal | 2015 | Page 25
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Climate Change Proposal | 2015 | Page 26
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Gardens by the Bay - Urban Design Analysis The following project was the final cumulative assignment for a 4th year Urban Design Seminar course. The seminar course focused on the Urban Design theoretical process of Kevin Lynch and his book titled Good City Form. This final assignment analyzed the urban design techniques and elements tied into Kevin Lynch’s 5 theories of good city form. The project that was analyzed for this assignment is called Gardens by the Bay located in Singapore. The analysis primarily focuses on the innovation of the Super Tree and how its elements help sustain the interactive Park.
Sabrina Samin |
Urban Design Analysis | 2015 | Page 27
PARK ELEMENTS Rainwater Harvesting
Connectivity
Solar Energy
Species Diversity
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Sabrina Samin |
Urban Design Analysis | 2015 | Page 28
ENERGY GENERATED RAINWATER TANK
3 2 RAIN WATER COLLECTION TANK & FUNNEL
RAIN WATER ENERGY GENERATOR
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY: RAINWATER HARVESTING
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Bromeliaceae
Bursaria spinosa
WET SEASON September - F
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Urban Design Analysis | 2015 | Page 29
VERSITY OF SPECIES ADAPTABLE TO CHANGING SEASONS
- Brazil
a - Mexico
Feburary
Orchidaceae - Singapore
Eriostemon - Australia
Dudleya pulverulenta - USA
Anigozanthos - Australia
DRY SEASON March - August
80% Generated
Plan view Solar Panel Technology
Detail Wing
Super Tree Spatial Distribution
Day - Collecting Solar Energy
Night - Using Collected Solar Energy to light up park
Sabrina Samin |
Urban Design Analysis | 2015 | Page 30
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY: SOLAR POWERED ENERGY
100% Generated
40% Generated
Recyled Solar Energy for lighting at night Individual Solar Panel
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GROUND LEVEL PATH
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Urban Design Analysis | 2015 | Page 31
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Second Year Design Studio – University Ave. Corridor This semester long project focused on the analysis of the functional, morphological, environmental and visual dimensions of a corridor in the Waterloo region. After extensive analysis, we were able to make a corridor wide design proposal of a more vibrant, pedestrian oriented and interactive public space.
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Sabrina Samin | Grade 11 Design Comp | 2011 | Page 36
High School Design Competition – 3D Pop-Up This project was a Grade Eleven design competition. The task was to design a technical drawing using AutoCAD and then transferring the 2D drawing into a 3D model. The model had to be created useing paper and no other materials