Architecture Portfolio 2019 by Yuliya Ivanova

yi architecture portfolio 2019

yuliya ivanova

Hello! My name is Yuliya, I am a recent graduate of Architectural Science from Ryerson University. Architecture is magnificent in its nature, as with its power we get to sense a space that otherwise would go unnoticed. My interest towards architecture was formed during high school years. Ever since then, I was fascinated with the language between building, space, and the endless possibilities of the final outcome. Over the period of my studies, I found myself being fondly inclined to work on 3d models and post production visualizations. In projects, I enjoy playing with different textures and material combinations as well as scout for creative solutions for space organization and program planning. I am good with individual tasks, collaborative work, and always open to a challenge. Thank you and please enjoy!

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flaneur 4th year academic project and a competition entry for Timber in the City. This building is a large scale mixed use located on the shore of East River, NY.

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ripple 4th year academic project. Being a collaborative project between Canadian and Chinese students, Ripple is an educational and scientific centre located in the centre of Jiafu Farm, Yichang, China.

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academy of distilling arts 3rd year academic project. The focus of the project is historical preservation and creative merging of distillery and recreational program typologies.

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the stem 4th year academic project and a competion entry for Silent Cabin. The small building project focused on creating a net zero meditation space in the wilderness of Latvian forests.

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shadow tunnel 4th year academic project and a competition entry for Spring Pavilion. A small scale project is a creative exercise to reimagine gathering space for the largest park in Amsterdam.

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sheet to seat 4th year academic project. The hands on project challenged to create a simple and functional piece of furniture, explore efficient use of materials and new technologies.

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construction documents Robert Segarra Architects. Bungaloft and 52 Morgan Avenue are two residential projects that challenged to create a simple and clean design with a unique floor layout suitable for clientâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s needs.

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yuliya ivanova

151 Townsgate Dr, un 66, Thornhill, ON L4J 8J7 | ijulia54@yahoo.com | 647-231-9018 EDUCATION

sep 2015 - jun 2019 Ryerson University, Bachelors of Architectural Science, Toronto, ON may-june 2018 Gold Mantis School of Architecture, 4th year China Studio, Suzhou, China WORK EXPERIENCE feb 2017 - jun 2019 Robert Segarra Architects, Architectural Technologist, Richmond Hill, ON Provision of design work and drafting services Provision of assistance via phone or email Timely communication with clients and consultants Preparation of documents and drawings for building permit Visitation of project sites, collection of information/ details, correction of changes in design drawings jul 2019 - present AXE Media Group, Assistant, Thornhill, ON Provision of installation and removal of custom print floors Collaborative interaction between parties involved in setting up a space for an event sep 2015 - sep 2017 Staples, Customer Associate/ Cashier, North York, ON Provision of customer service assistance and cashing out services SOFTWARES

Photoshop CC Illustrator CC InDesign CC Rhinoceros 5.0 Vray 3.6

Revit AutoCad MS Office MS Project

SKILLS

Laser Cutting 3D Printing Woodworking CNCing Modelmaking

INTERESTS

3D Modeling Post Production

LANGUAGES English Russian

DESIGN - BUILD nov 2018 Sheet to Seat Chair, Digital Tools Design and Production The projectâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s goal was a process of combining simplistic design and material use efficiency to produce an interactive piece of furniture oriented for kids aged 6-12 dec 2018 LEDTune Dress, Digital Tools Design and Production The project required exploration of programming in conjuction with lasercutting to produce a led-lit interactive fashion garment sep 2018 Backyard Gazibo, Freelance Design The freelance project consisted of a package of technical drawings prepared for the building permit application sep - oct 2016 Urban Forest, Inflatable Urbanism Design and Production The process consisted of designing a conceptual inflatable structure to be located on the Gould Street during Zone Street Fair at Ryerson AFFILIATIONS

COMMUNICATION

sep 2018 - apr 2019 Mentorship Program, AIAS Mentor to 1st year student Ongoing assitance regarding technical or conceptual questions throughout academic year

Timber in the City jan - apr 2019

2017 - present Ontario Association of Architects Member

Silent Cabin nov 2018

2017 - present Toronto Society of Architects Member

IDEA Competition oct 2016

2017 - present Duke of Edinburgh Award Participant in progress

NXT Competition sept 2016

Spring Pavilion apr 2019

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flâneur

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/fläˈnər/ lounging around the city

4th year academic project ARC 820 Competition Studio Timber in the City Competition entry Individual

Softwares: Revit | Photoshop | Illustrator | Indesign

This project was designed over the period of 3 months and turned out to be the major part of the final 4th year studio. The competition focused on creative application of timber in construction and design.

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Inspired by a word that stands for wandering around the city, the site became a living representation of a small corner for lounging and enjoying the time with plenty of interlocking exterior and interior circulation. Being a connecting link between several parks that run along the shoreline of East River in New York, the elongated site became a composition of three buildings with courtyards and passageways in between. The Flaneur experience starts with a book cafe located in the historical building facing the site which then flows into the lobby, acting as a navigation point between exterior courtyards, a community center, and residential towers. It is an interlocking journey between three distinct programs that together form an urban plaza and bring community together. Flaneur is a getaway spot from a busy city, that allows one to enjoy views while staying connected to nature. a concept diagrams 01 interlock 02 implement form 03 open up to sun 04 step down for sun 05 details b front entrance view

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Located on the shore of East River just across from Manhattan, NY, the lot is a part of revitalization zone for the former industrial neighbourhood. The challenge of the competition was to reimagine the site with the creative use of timber and make it a social, green, open, and welcoming corner. c key plan d axo site plan

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cafe/ library main entrance with courtyard residential lobby bike storage service areas

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community centre hallway basketball court climbing wall family pool olympic pool

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kindergarten entrance/ play area atrium with courtyard auditorium 0-2 age classrooms 2-3 age classrooms crawling play space

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gym with running track yoga studios offices pre-k age classrooms

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dance studio crafting studio outdoor playground crawling play space

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h view over olympic pool from the running track

i details 01 column to beam 02 column to floor j exploded axo of olympic pool 01 structure - glulam criss-cross 02 roof/ floor - lumber joists 03 details - furnishings 04 facade - criss-cross curtain wall 05 roof k exterior view over central courtyard l axonometric cut through building

m view over kindergarten atrium with courtyard

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This project is the part of 4th year curriculum and major part of China Studio that took place in summer 2018. The studio consisted of experiencing local traditional architecture and culture through travelling and later implementing new knowledge in the project. The Ripple was a collaborative 2 week project between Ryerson and Gold Mantis students. â&#x20AC;&#x153;A person must realize the consequences of his actions. It may be a good or bad result, but in the end, all actions will lead to a chain reaction, just like a ripple in the waterâ&#x20AC;? In the Jiafu Farm, a green cycle is the key to success. The cycle is a sustainable loop from growing pigs, using their feces as fertilizer for the farm and as biogas for the restaurants. The produce grown in the farm is used in multiple restaurant chains. Like the cycle of Jiafu Farm, this project was organized so that the journey through the building is a continuous loop of education. From one program to another, the visitor gains more knowledge of the farm, just like how the ripple grows bigger and bigger.

a concept diagrams b aerial view

Green Business

Hui-Style

Hill on Site

River

Ripple Effect

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2. linear organization based on the site shape and relation to the context

3. circulation, entrances + views

4. courtyard + curvy geometry to mirror natural river form

5. hui-style elements: grey inclined roof + white walls

c key plan d site plan e massing evolution diagram

SCIENCE CENTRE: science labs storage private courtyard

DATA CENTRE: offices computer monitoring room storage

EDUCATION PODS: meeting room digital demostration pot demostration central courtyard f

HOTEL: single, double and quad suites private fruit and vegetable pick-up areas private balconies

f key plan g ground floor plan h view from central courtyard towards observation dock

i front (north) elevation

The complex consists of public and private zones that include education facilities, science centre, hotel and data centre. The spaces are interconnected with series of courtyards and framed views that are linked together with deck. Inspired by organization of the farm and their green technology, the building introduces a continuous path that takes you throughout this complex prior vising the farm pick-up areas. The project is also a link between beautiful nature and the expansion of the farm. Organic forms mimic the river and the hill. The building is elegant with the minimalist colour palette and the essential concepts of Hui architecture.

l j model photo 1 k model photo 2 l longitudinal section A-A

RAINWATER COLLECTION

THERMAL MASS | ADAPTIVE REUSE

CROSS-VENTILATION

DEEP OVERHANGS

GREEN ROOF

WHITE WALLS

m exterior view over science centre from the dock n view over central courtyard o sustainability features

academy of distilling arts

3rd year academic project ASC 620 Integration Studio Team: Hong Chen

Softwares: Revit | AutoCad | Photoshop | Illustrator | Indesign ADA distillery was a project completed in teams of two and focused on historical preservation of existing building on site with a challenge of combining spirits distillery and recreational/ educational public programs. The biggest challenge was to find optimal solutions with respect to OBC regulations that would allow the work of the factory happening simultaneously with recretional and educational programs side by side. Academy of Distilling Arts is located on 18 Trinity Street, the intersection of Mill St and Trinity St right across Distillery District. The project was full of challenges in a form of combining distinct distillery program with educational and recreational bits. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s organization and design are centered around two main entrances on south and east facades. The entrances define the main circulation route that takes visitors through program but also keeps producation zones separate from public.

a massing evolution diagram b site plan

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LOBBY PUBLIC TASTING/ LOUNGE RETAIL RETAIL STORAGE GENERAL STORAGE SECURITY CENTRAL ATRIUM WITH STAIR EXPERIENTIAL HALLWAY VODKA DISTILLERY AGING STORAGE SHIPPING/ RECEIVING

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195 m²

296 m²

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CENTRAL ATRIUM WITH STAIR EXPERIENTIAL HALLWAY WHISKEY DISTILLERY AGING STORAGE LIBRARY STUDENT CLASSROOM ADMINISTRATION STAFF LUNCHROOM

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c ground floor plan d second floor plan e view over experiential hallway, 2nd floor

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f front (south) elevation g right (east) elevation h back (north) elevation i left (west) elevation

Glass Door Thermal Break Drainage Gap with Flashing

Spacer Tabs (for uniform spacing between pavers) Expansion Joist

500mm wide Stone Pavers

Prefabricated Pedestals (to support stone pavers)

Concrete with Metal Deck Weather Protecting Layer Rigid Insulation

(Metal deck with concrete attached to the beam, supported by steel angle)

Stud Channel Clip (to connect hanger wire to stud channel)

Beam with protective coat

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Gypsum Board

Furring Channel spaced at 500mm o.c.

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Door Sill at Walk-Out Roof Deck - section

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Hanger Wire 50

Stud Channel spaced at 500mm o.c. ( to tie to furring channels, attached with wire clip)

Steel Angle attached to metal deck

Air Barrier

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Sheathing

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Wood Finish

Expansion Gap

j view over rooftop patio k door sill at wak-out roof deck detail 01 axo view 02 section view l soffit at exterior wall detail 01 axo view 02 section view m exterior wall section axo view

01 Steel Cap Flashing (drip edges snap over cleat, to avoid punctures in the cap)

Two-ply Bitumen Membrane 254

Rigid Insulation Continuous Roof Membrane Continuous Cleat (fastened to blocking with nails)

Counter Flashing Base Flashing

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Cant (sitting on blocking)

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150mm Concrete with Metal Deck

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Fibre Cement Cladding (fastened to metal channel) Air Cavity Metal Channel (fastened to slab with steel angle) Rigid Insulation Air Barrier Steel Plate (attaches metal channel to steel angle)

Gravel Roof Membrane Rigid Insulation Air Barrier

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Expansion Gap

Welded Beam with Protective Coat

Gaps in cladding (to allow for drainage) Suspended Gypsum Panels

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13mm Gypsum Board 13mm Sheathing 100mm Metal Stud Wall Curtain Wall Frame

Thermal Break

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view over experiential hallway, 2nd floor skylight at parapet detail 01 axo view 02 section view exterior wall/roof section axo view

Kalwall Skylight Interior Mullions

Aluminum Frame Flashing Concrete Curb Blocking Roof Membrane Cleat Metal Cap Flashing

Fibre Cement Finish 25mm Air Cavity Metal Channel (fastened to slab with steel angle) 50mm Rigid Insulation Air Barrier 13mm Sheathing

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Steel Plate (attaches metal channel to steel angle)

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Steel Stud Wall with Batt Insulation 13mm Sheathing 13mm Gypsum Board

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the stem

4th year academic project ASC 856 Small Buildings Silent Cabin Competition entry Team: Francesca Doctolero | Joshua Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Souza | Ciara Martins

Softwares: Rhinocerus | Vray 3.6 | AutoCad | Photoshop | Illustrator | Indesign The Stem, was designed in a team with 3 other students. We explored the theme of tranqulity in the combination with modularity to create a small, net-zero building suitable for various contexts of Latvian forests. The building concept focuses on blending in with nature. The form, texture, and program are inspired by the cabinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s context. The form resembles tree trunk and is modular, which allows to shape cabins of various sizes. The interior space is designed to offer a balance between spirit, mind, and body by seamlessly blending three zones together. A net zero cabin can accomodate a visitor for 3-5 days and has living/resting zone, open meditation zone, and utility zone with kitchen and bathroom.

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Meditation Space Food Storage

Living Area

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interior view over living space front elevation left elevation back elevation right elevation longitudinal section, sustainability features

NATURAL DAYLIGHTING Long windows for maximum exterior views and daylighting

CROSS-VENTILATION Roof ventilation for natural air flow.

PASSIVE SOLAR Louvers for shading and light control

THERMAL MASS Roof for protecting from/ preserving heat

ZERO ENERGY W/C OPERATION Rainwater collection and reuse for shower. Dry toilet.

CAMO MATERIALS Materials and surfaces mimic forest patterns

shadow tunnel

4th year academic project ARC 800 Competition Studio Spring Pavilion Competition entry Individual

Softwares: Revit | AutoCad | Photoshop | Illustrator | Indesign Shadow Tunnel, is designed to be a simple, inviting, and elegant gathering space in a heart of Amsterdam. The focus of the competition was to create a gathering space suitable for different times of the day and year that can offer shade and sitting space, as well as, keep unobstracted vier over the park. Inspired by the contours of numerous pathways in Voldelpark, Amsterdam, and the relaxing quality of vast lawns, Shadow Tunnel is a pavilion open to its surroundings. Embodying a simple shape, it ranges from comfortable quiet sitting zones to an open stage space, while a swirl of light circulation provides a unique shadow experience. Although walking through the passage gives a sense of privacy, the tunnel is open and allows free movement between the panels, creating an experience of fluidity. The Shadow Tunnel is a wooden frame construction anchored to the ground with cylinder concrete blocks for stability. Textures are simple and complementary to each other. A wooden deck finish is combined with smooth plywood for vertical panels and cork texture for sitting and inner curved surfaces. The shadow experience is created with shifting curved openings in each vertical panel. This designâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fluidity and lightweight construction allows for the pavilion to be placed anywhere in the park. Moreover, the triangular area in the center of the park creates a balance of free circulation and open space, placing the pavilion at the center of attention.

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walk through the shadow passage floor plan key plan

Vertical Panels

Cork Sitting

Wood Deck

Wood Frame

Foundation

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exploded axo walk through the shadow passage

sheet to seat

4th year academic project ASC 755 Digital Tools Team: Francesca Doctolero

Softwares: Rhinocerus | Revit | AutoCad | Photoshop | Illustrator | Indesign 4th year academic project completed in teams of two, Sheet to Seat, was an interactive opportuntiy to design a simple and functional piece of furniture, while maintaining material use efficiency. It was a great opportunity to explore woodworking equipment as CNCing. The task was to design a childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s chair that would be easy and fast in assembly, as well as, efficient in production. The final design incorporates three components: back piece, bottom frame, and the seat. These components are connected by star-shaped mortise and tenons. The overall volume of the chair is approximately 400x290x580mm. The design incorporates a bottom frame that enables it to hold bags, toys, books, etc.

a progress photos b assembly instructions

c chair during use d exploded axo

construction docs

Bungaloft Robert Segarra Architects Team: Robert Segarra Softwares: AutoCad

A residential project completed in 2017 at Robert Segarra Architects as a part of a bigger subdivision project located in Elmvale, Ontario. In the process, we offered different design and layout variations.

construction docs

52 Morgan Avenue Robert Segarra Architects Team: Robert Segarra Softwares: AutoCad

A residential project completed in 2018 at Robert Segarra Architects is a detached house located in Markham, Ontario.

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yuliya ivanova | ijulia54@yahoo.com | 647-231-9018 |

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