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academic work

The Supply and Demand of InnocenceTrinity Bellwoods Community CenterQueen St. ApartmentsHenry Moore Waterfront Gallery

Painting, Drawing, Photography

Toronto Pearson International Airport Intermodal HubEglinton Crosstown LRT Dufferin StationMurphy ResidenceCedarvale Community School Gym and Classroom Addition

professional work

personal work

contents

academic work

The Supply and Demand of InnocenceTrinity Bellwoods Community CenterQueen St. ApartmentsHenry Moore Waterfront Gallery

Painting, Drawing, Photography

Toronto Pearson International Airport Intermodal HubEglinton Crosstown LRT Dufferin StationMurphy ResidenceCedarvale Community School Gym and Classroom Addition

professional work

personal work

cover page:Toronto Skyline; Acrylic on Canvascover page:Toronto Skyline; Acrylic on Canvas

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1Ryerson University [2006 - 2010]

Involved studying a broad scope of theory and practice in architecture and related fields including topics such as materiality, structural concepts and systems, building services, programming and space planning, urban design and planning, sustainability and ecological impacts, social and psychological implications, analysis and research methods, project management, and construction law.

Thesis and Studio courses focused on comprehensive design and planning; analysing and balancing all the necessary obstacles, parameters, and opportunities in order to produce well developed and realistic architectural interventions.

bachelor of architectural science Ryerson University [2006 - 2010]

Involved studying a broad scope of theory and practice in architecture and related fields including topics such as materiality, structural concepts and systems, building services, programming and space planning, urban design and planning, sustainability and ecological impacts, social and psychological implications, analysis and research methods, project management, and construction law.

Thesis and Studio courses focused on comprehensive design and planning; analysing and balancing all the necessary obstacles, parameters, and opportunities in order to produce well developed and realistic architectural interventions.

bachelor of architectural science

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academic work

acquisition movement exploitation rescue

SALE

RE-SALE DISPLACE

escape

deny

accept

return home

perish

rehabilitation

education

integration

TRANSITIONARY HOUSING

fourth year: architectural science, ryerson university professor: ivan martinovicsite: vasai, maharashtra, india

a global issue defined leads to an opportunity to break the cycle

the supply and demand of innocence

shelter community privacy education protection

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d eve l o pmen t

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determining program requirements: from effects to solutions translating program into form

rehabilitation for victims of child sex trafficking


SALE

RE-SALE DISPLACE

escape

deny

accept

return home

perish

rehabilitation

education

integration



SALE

RE-SALE DISPLACE

escape

deny

accept

return home

perish

rehabilitation

education

integration


the supply and demand of innocence

Child-sex trafficking is a vicious cycle almost impossible to escape. Girls as young as six enter the system by force and deception and suffer rape, torture, drug addiction and even death. Escaping the brothel is difficult, but can happen. Many nonprofit organizations in India work to rescue girls from Kamathipura, Mumbais oldest brothel, but the number of existing rescue houses is nowhere near close to being able to accommodate the number of girls in need of protection. The two most common options for girls once they escape the brothel is to return home, where they are often cruelly stigmatized, or go back to the streets and risk re-entry into the world of prostitution. The girls are rarely able to return to their former lives and suffer many mental and physical disabilities. Shelter, nutrition, education, and therapy are crucial to allow these victims to move on and reintegrate into society. This proposed rehabilitation center will help give them the time and space to heal and arm them with the education and skills to succeed as independent women in their new lives.

the root of the problem: Kamathipura, Mumbais oldest and Asias 2nd largest red-light district

fourth year: architectural science, ryerson university professor: ivan martinovicsite: vasai, maharashtra, india

Child-sex trafficking is a vicious cycle almost impossible to escape. Girls as young as six enter the system by force and deception and suffer rape, torture, drug addiction and even death. Escaping the brothel is difficult, but can happen. Many nonprofit organizations in India work to rescue girls from Kamathipura, Mumbais oldest brothel, but the number of existing rescue houses is nowhere near close to being able to accommodate the number of girls in need of protection. The two most common options for girls once they escape the brothel is to return home, where they are often cruelly stigmatized, or go back to the streets and risk re-entry into the world of prostitution. The girls are rarely able to return to their former lives and suffer many mental and physical disabilities. Shelter, nutrition, education, and therapy are crucial to allow these victims to move on and reintegrate into society. This proposed rehabilitation center will help give them the time and space to heal and arm them with the education and skills to succeed as independent women in their new lives.

a global issue defined leads to an opportunity to break the cycle

shelter community privacy education protection

determining program requirements: from effects to solutions translating program into form

the root of the problem: Kamathipura, Mumbais oldest and Asias 2nd largest red-light district

rehabilitation for victims of child sex trafficking

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> 100 million

75 - 100 million

10 - 50 million

< 10 million

50 - 75 million

> 18.01

16.01 - 18.00

14.01 - 16.00

12.01 - 14.00

< 12.01

> 76.01

64.01 - 76.00

52.01 - 64.00

40.01 - 52.00

< 40.01

factors contributing to Indias sex trade industry

close to local community for reintegration

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access to land for farming

close to major transit routes for escaped victims

secure and private

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Greater Mumbai Metropolitan Region: locating the perfect balance between rural and city Vasai, Maharashtra, India

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less supply, more demand: girls are forced to take more

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easier transit routes for trafficking girls

> 1000

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high density

living quarters and crowded and unsanitary

intense poverty

32.8 - 48.3%

20.4 - 32.8%

10 - 20.4%

less than 10%

50% +

families sell young girls for profit to survive

conditions worsened with increasing pressure put on city

factors contributing to Indias sex trade industry

close to local community for reintegration

access to land for farming

close to major transit routes for escaped victims

secure and private Greater Mumbai Metropolitan Region: locating the perfect balance between rural and city Vasai, Maharashtra, India

Vasai

Mumbai

high % of female illiteracylow % female / high % of male over-populated accessible transit

uneducated about HIV prevention and child-sex

trafficking

less supply, more demand: girls are forced to take more

clients

easier transit routes for trafficking girls

high density

living quarters and crowded and unsanitary

intense poverty

families sell young girls for profit to survive

conditions worsened with increasing pressure put on city

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kidnapped exploited

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passive design integration

sun

wind

rain

climate considerations

objectives physical manifestation

resist heat gain

promote heat loss

utilize natural precipitation

average temperature

wind probability

rainfall

window he ights

ra inwater co l lec t ion

decreased exposed sur face area

large overhangs increased buf fer space increased shad ing

increased sur face re f lec t i v i t y

cour tyards th in f loor p lanscross-vent i la t ionth in , open p lansra ised st ruc tures

ra ised st ruc tures

window conf igurat ions

roof or ienta t ion

natura l shad ing

maximum wind flow for high humidity: site and internal cooling

massing iterations

rainwater harvesting

roof studies

rammed earth

lower carbon footprint

timber roof construction

local materials

corrugated steel roofing

light colours resist heat+ +

sun

wind

rain

objectives physical manifestation

resist heat gain

promote heat loss

utilize natural precipitation

average temperature

wind probability

rainfall

passive design integration

climate considerations

maximum wind flow for high humidity: site and internal cooling

massing iterations

rainwater harvesting

roof studies

rammed earth

lower carbon footprint

timber roof construction

local materials

corrugated steel roofing

light colours resist heat

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spatial exploration: the gradual transition from public to private, from outdoors to indoors

public / private

3 Entrance + Space

bearings _space meant to be experienced at ones own pace_choices of movement path

Threshold

_slightly elevated to prevent invaders and keep out insects

active thresholds

privatesemi-privatepublicprotectioncommunity and personal spaces

public semi-private private

private/communal dwelling units

bathing

medical facility bathing

crops and food preparation communal eating

outdoor market

multipurpose roomsopen space

staff housingadministration

private therapy officeskitchen

SHELTER

NUTRITION

EDUCATION

HEALTH

ADMINISTRATION

SECURITY

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context massing

building typologies

spatial exploration: the gradual transition from public to private, from outdoors to indoors

community and personal spaces

public semi-private private

context massing

public / private

active thresholds

privatesemi-privatepublicprotection

private/communal dwelling units

bathing

medical facility bathing

crops and food preparation communal eating

outdoor market

multipurpose roomsopen space

staff housingadministration

private therapy officeskitchen

SHELTER

NUTRITION

EDUCATION

HEALTH

ADMINISTRATION

SECURITY

building typologies

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3 Entrance + Space


Threshold


3 Entrance + Space


Threshold


3 Entrance + Space


Threshold


3 Entrance + Space


Threshold


main entrancemedical facility

garbage disposal administration

kitchenhearth and covered dining

classroomscommunity courtyard with bamboo screens

sleeping unitsbathing

private courtyardstaff housing

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influences from traditional Indian architecture and culture.

movement + space entrance + space healing + space time + space

Vastu Purusha Madala of 91 squares

...correct placement of various activities in the right direction and in the suitable padas is bound to bring

happiness, prosperity and peace of mind

Vastu Shastra

roof plan

ground floor plan

main entrancemedical facility

garbage disposal administration

kitchenhearth and covered dining

classroomscommunity courtyard with bamboo screens

sleeping unitsbathing

private courtyardstaff housing

crops

123456789

10111213

influences from traditional Indian architecture and culture.

movement + space entrance + space healing + space time + space

Vastu Purusha Madala of 91 squares

...correct placement of various activities in the right direction and in the suitable padas is bound to bring

happiness, prosperity and peace of mind

Vastu Shastra

roof plan

ground floor plan

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classroom and dining area; revit model and rendering

north-west section through site

massing model: site sleeping unit module

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classroom and dining area; revit model and rendering

north-west section through site

massing model: site sleeping unit module

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trinity bellwoods community centersecond year: architectural science, ryerson universityprofessor: baruch zonesite: trinity bellwoods park, toronto, ontario

centrality + communityvistas + space

connection to nature

trinity bellwoods community centersecond year: architectural science, ryerson universityprofessor: baruch zonesite: trinity bellwoods park, toronto, ontario

Trinity Bellwoods Park, Toronto, Ontario cafe entrance with take-out window

The site of Trinity Bellwoods Community Center was proposed for a prominent park in Toronto, Ontario. The design of the center needed to reflect the cultural and social importance of the park to the neighbourhood and act as a beacon and key meeting place for the area residents. Focus was placed on framing vistas of the surrounding natural landscape and allowing for maximum natural daylighting.

The site of Trinity Bellwoods Community Center was proposed for a prominent park in Toronto, Ontario. The design of the center needed to reflect the cultural and social importance of the park to the neighbourhood and act as a beacon and key meeting place for the area residents. Focus was placed on framing vistas of the surrounding natural landscape and allowing for maximum natural daylighting.

centrality + communityvistas + space

connection to nature

Trinity Bellwoods Park, Toronto, Ontario cafe entrance with take-out window

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north elevation0m 15m

west elevation0m 15m

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multipurpose skate change cafe take-out windowfront deskservices

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north-facing elevation

west-facing elevation

cafe perspective; google sketchup model and rendering

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multipurpose skate change cafe take-out windowfront deskservices

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north-facing elevation

west-facing elevation

cafe perspective; google sketchup model and rendering

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outdoor space

maximize natural daylight

community and privacy

privatesocial

communal

queen st. apartmentssecond year: architectural science, ryerson universityprofessor: john ingraosite: queen street west, toronto, ontario

A long narrow lot drove the final form of this mixed-use residential building. The complicating factor being that glazing was restricted along both sides of the building in order to allow for the construction of future adjacent buildings. To bring daylight into each unit required a terraced approach so light could penetrate the north and south facing walls. Providing private and communal outdoor space was also a key element in the design, as the site is located in downtown Toronto where greenspace is scarce and where the traditional apartment block can create challenges to a strong sense of community.

queen st. apartmentssecond year: architectural science, ryerson universityprofessor: john ingraosite: queen street west, toronto, ontario

A long narrow lot drove the final form of this mixed-use residential building. The complicating factor being that glazing was restricted along both sides of the building in order to allow for the construction of future adjacent buildings. To bring daylight into each unit required a terraced approach so light could penetrate the north and south facing walls. Providing private and communal outdoor space was also a key element in the design, as the site is located in downtown Toronto where greenspace is scarce and where the traditional apartment block can create challenges to a strong sense of community.

outdoor space

maximize natural daylight

community and privacy

privatesocial

communal

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central courtyard view of units facing north

south-facing street view elevation

street view; autoCAD model, 3d studio max rendering

bedroom bedroombachelor circulation

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open to courtyard

below

open to courtyard

below

open to courtyard

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open to courtyard

below

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central courtyard view of units facing north

south-facing street view elevation

street view; autoCAD model, 3d studio max rendering

bedroom bedroombachelor circulation

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open to courtyard

below

open to courtyard

below

open to courtyard

below

open to courtyard

below

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Tommy Thompson Park

proposed site

inspiration: Tommy Thompson Park,former construction waste site reclaimed by nature

ground floor

second floor

third floor

fourth floor with rooftop

The vision of the Henry Moore Waterfront Gallery was inspired by Tommy Thompson Park, the former construction waste site now eroded, overgrown and reclaimed by nature. To best describe the experience of the lands dramatic transformation and return to the wild the gallery was designed so that the visitor ascends a wide spiral staircase from the ground floor, a dark enclosed barrel, up into increasingly light infused levels until finally emerging onto the rooftop open to nature and the elements.

To emphasize the importance of the art, all exterior distractions were eliminated through the absence of windows, the spaces lit only from a central skylight above. Deepening the intimate relationship between viewer and sculpture, the staircase rises through the atrium allowing for multiple, unobstructed, 360 degree views of the featured works.

HENRY MOORE WATERFRONT GALLERYthird year: architectural science, ryerson universityprofessor: yew thong leongsite: east bayfront, toronto, ontario

gallery supporting program

The vision of the Henry Moore Waterfront Gallery was inspired by Tommy Thompson Park, the former construction waste site now eroded, overgrown and reclaimed by nature. To best describe the experience of the lands dramatic transformation and return to the wild the gallery was designed so that the visitor ascends a wide spiral staircase from the ground floor, a dark enclosed barrel, up into increasingly light infused levels until finally emerging onto the rooftop open to nature and the elements.

To emphasize the importance of the art, all exterior distractions were eliminated through the absence of windows, the spaces lit only from a central skylight above. Deepening the intimate relationship between viewer and sculpture, the staircase rises through the atrium allowing for multiple, unobstructed, 360 degree views of the featured works.

HENRY MOORE WATERFRONT GALLERYthird year: architectural science, ryerson universityprofessor: yew thong leongsite: east bayfront, toronto, ontario

inspiration: Tommy Thompson Park,former construction waste site reclaimed by nature

Tommy Thompson Park

proposed site

ground floor

second floor

third floor

fourth floor with rooftop

gallery supporting program

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A l u m i n u m F l a s h i n g

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P re f i n i s h e d A l u m i n u m M u l l i o n

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street view; 3d studio max model and rendering

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cross-section through gallery: the gradual transition from darkness to light

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street view; 3d studio max model and rendering

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painting, drawing, photography

from left to right

Toronto Skyline; acrylic on canvas Hand; pencilLeaves; watercolour Horse; pencil

facing page

This series captures the hidden beauty in decay, juxtaposing two phenomena of the built environment. The first, the drama and impressiveness of a pristine, newly unveiled structure. The second layer and meaning is formed after a building has had time to age, seen use by generations and developed deep character. As an architect, it is important to find beauty and appreciation in a structure long after it has expired, planning and accepting how a building will grow old and decay.

painting, drawing, photography

from left to right

Toronto Skyline; acrylic on canvas Hand; pencilLeaves; watercolour Horse; pencil

facing page

This series captures the hidden beauty in decay, juxtaposing two phenomena of the built environment. The first, the drama and impressiveness of a pristine, newly unveiled structure. The second layer and meaning is formed after a building has had time to age, seen use by generations and developed deep character. As an architect, it is important to find beauty and appreciation in a structure long after it has expired, planning and accepting how a building will grow old and decay.

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professional work

Taylor Smyth Architects SGA IBI Architects

March - November 2011November 2011 - present

professional work

Taylor Smyth Architects SGA IBI Architects

March - November 2011November 2011 - present

AREA 6A - DEVELOPMENT SCHEME

2011-12-16

LRT Station

APM

Area 6B Parkade

Viscount Road

Airport Road

HWY409

Bus Terminals

ARL

ConventionCentre

New Transit FacilitiesLEGEND

APM

Hotel

Office

Retail

Retail Podium

Toronto Pearson international AirportIntermodal Hub sga ibi architects client: greater toronto airports authority location: toronto, ontariosize: 9.9 hacompleted: in progress

AREA 6A - DEVELOPMENT PLOTS

2011-12-16

PARCELA

PARCELB

PARCELD

PARCELC

BuildingA

BuildingB

BuildingC

BuildingD

BuildingE

BuildingHBuildingG

(Podium)

BuildingI

BuildingF

BuildingJ

BuildingK

BuildingL

BuildingM

ALTHotel

IBI Group provided architectural and planning services for the feasibility and conceptual design of an intermodal transit terminal along with associated mixed-use development. The study included updating the inventory of current ground transportation services at Toronto Pearson International Airport, and identifying future ground transportation services, intermodal terminal requirements and candidate site locations prior to concept design. A schematic design and master plan were also generated for future mixed-use development at Area 6A associated with the new intermodal terminal based on built form explorations and development plot calculations.

assisted in the 3d massing and visualisation studies for the redevelopment of Area 6 around Viscount Station and hotel + retail mall as part of the Terminal 1 extension

area 6a development scheme

area 6a development plots

aerial views

19 Toronto Pearson international AirportIntermodal Hub sga ibi architects client: greater toronto airports authority location: toronto, ontariosize: 9.9 hacompleted: in progress

IBI Group provided architectural and planning services for the feasibility and conceptual design of an intermodal transit terminal along with associated mixed-use development. The study included updating the inventory of current ground transportation services at Toronto Pearson International Airport, and identifying future ground transportation services, intermodal terminal requirements and candidate site locations prior to concept design. A schematic design and master plan were also generated for future mixed-use development at Area 6A associated with the new intermodal terminal based on built form explorations and development plot calculations.

assisted in the 3d massing and visualisation studies for the redevelopment of Area 6 around Viscount Station and hotel + retail mall as part of the Terminal 1 extension

area 6a development scheme

area 6a development plots

aerial views

Intermodal Terminal beyond

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AREA 6A - Development SchemeLand Uses

Hectares Acres

9.90 24.461.09 2.691.77 4.37

0.06 0.15

1.71 4.22

3.83 9.471.43 3.53

2.40 5.94

1.08 2.660.27 0.67

0.81 1.99

2.14 5.280.44 1.09

1.69 4.19

sq.metres sq. .qsteef metres sq.feet

Parcel'A'-TotalGFA 19,380 208,605 Parcel'A'-TotalGFA 19,380 208,605Hotel(149units) 7,800 83,959 104 Hotel(149units) 7,800 83,959 104

085,11tisnarT 124,646 085,11tisnarT 124,646

Parcel'B'-TotalGFA 116,090 1,249,582 Parcel'B'-TotalGFA 116,090 1,249,582

ParkingLandUsesGFA

Openspace,circulation,service,non-devt

Parcel'D'DevelopmentPlot


Parcel'B'DevelopmentPlot


Parcel'C'DevelopmentPlot

TotalAreaRoads(excl.parcelsA+B+C+D)Parcel'A'

DevelopmentPlot


LandUsesw/ CarRentalsfromT1Parkade

GFAParking

GFALandArea

Hotel(240units) 12,600 135,625 168 Hotel(240units) 12,600 135,625 168

068,11liateR 127,660 068,11liateR474 127,660 474

053,57eciffO 811,061 053,57eciffO152 811,061 251

Convention 16,280 175,236 54 Convention 16,280 175,236 54

Parcel'C'-TotalGFA 21,600 232,500 Parcel'C'-TotalGFA 21,600 232,500006,12eciffO 232,500 006,12eciffO27 232,500 72

Parcel'D'-TotalGFA 21,360 229,917 Parcel'D'-TotalGFA 35,000 376,737084,8tisnarT 91,278 084,8tisnarT 91,278

CarRentals(incl.parking) 12,880 138,639 025,62eciffO 285,459

Parking gnikraP421,1deriuqeR 421,1deriuqeR

Parking OfceliateRliateR 11,860m2 127,660s.f.eciffOletoH 123,470m2 1,329,020s.f.

Convention 16,280m2 175,236s.f.Hotel tisnarTmooR (incl.APM/excl.LRT) 20,060m2 215,924s.f.

* OptionwithoutCarRentals

TotalGFA 171,670m2 1,847,841s.f.

TotalGFAbyUse(OptionwithoutCarRental)

40sq.m.(typical)

excl.carrentalparking

1spaceper300sq.m.

1spaceper0.7units1spaceper25sq.m.

2011-12-16


Hectares Acres

9.90 24.461.09 2.691.77 4.37

0.06 0.15

1.71 4.22

3.83 9.471.43 3.53

2.40 5.94

1.08 2.660.27 0.67

0.81 1.99

2.14 5.280.44 1.09

1.69 4.19



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068,11liateR 127,660 068,11liateR474 127,660 474

053,57eciffO 811,061 053,57eciffO152 811,061 251









TotalGFA 171,670m2 1,847,841s.f.


40sq.m.(typical)


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Hectares Acres

9.90 24.461.09 2.691.77 4.37

0.06 0.15

1.71 4.22

3.83 9.471.43 3.53

2.40 5.94

1.08 2.660.27 0.67

0.81 1.99

2.14 5.280.44 1.09

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053,57eciffO 811,061 053,57eciffO152 811,061 251









TotalGFA 171,670m2 1,847,841s.f.


40sq.m.(typical)


1spaceper300sq.m.


2011-12-16


Hectares Acres

9.90 24.461.09 2.691.77 4.37

0.06 0.15

1.71 4.22

3.83 9.471.43 3.53

2.40 5.94

1.08 2.660.27 0.67

0.81 1.99

2.14 5.280.44 1.09

1.69 4.19



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GFALandArea


068,11liateR 127,660 068,11liateR474 127,660 474

053,57eciffO 811,061 053,57eciffO152 811,061 251









TotalGFA 171,670m2 1,847,841s.f.


40sq.m.(typical)


1spaceper300sq.m.


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Eglinton Crosstown LRTDufferin Stationsga ibi architects client: TED, Metrolinxlocation: toronto, ontariocompleted: in progress

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In response to the existing site, the design vision for Dufferin Station draws upon the activity from the intersection and mimics the dynamic movement of pedestrians both at street level and within the station. The Entrance buildings propose a vibrant, revitalized streetscape for the entire community while establishing a landmark for the neighbourhood. Criteria determined by workshop and design guidelines, as well as the nature of the site proposed for Dufferin Station leads to a series of spaces which offer the potential of a smooth interface to creat a unique spatial flow. It is this `flow` that the design team wanted to capture in the vision: the flow of people, the flow of space, the flow of materials.

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In response to the existing site, the design vision for Dufferin Station draws upon the activity from the intersection and mimics the dynamic movement of pedestrians both at street level and within the station. The Entrance buildings propose a vibrant, revitalized streetscape for the entire community while establishing a landmark for the neighbourhood. Criteria determined by workshop and design guidelines, as well as the nature of the site proposed for Dufferin Station leads to a series of spaces which offer the potential of a smooth interface to creat a unique spatial flow. It is this `flow` that the design team wanted to capture in the vision: the flow of people, the flow of space, the flow of materials.

assisted in set of construction drawings, focusing on sections, signage location plans, exterior glazing schedule and sheet layout responsible for Architectural Design Report explaining design intentions and proposal

site plan

signage locations

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21 Eglinton Crosstown LRTDufferin Stationsga ibi architects client: TED, Metrolinxlocation: toronto, ontariocompleted: in progress

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murphy residencetaylor smyth architects Location: Guelph, Ontariosize: 80 sq mCompleted: september 2011

ground floor demolition plan ground floor plan

Clean lines and versatility were the key elements to this residential renovation. An old, obtrusive fireplace was transformed into a sleek and slender floating form, in harmony with the rest of the reimagined space. The existing wall between kitchen and dining room was removed for a more open, airy feeling.

worked with Associate Rebecca Wei to produce design and responsible for construction drawings

Clean lines and versatility were the key elements to this residential renovation. An old, obtrusive fireplace was transformed into a sleek and slender floating form, in harmony with the rest of the reimagined space. The existing wall between kitchen and dining room was removed for a more open, airy feeling.

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murphy residencetaylor smyth architects Location: Guelph, Ontariosize: 80 sq mCompleted: september 2011

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kitchen and dining room divider detail renovated open concept kitchen and dining room

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Cedarvale Community School Gym & Classroom Additiontaylor smyth architects client: toronto district school board location: toronto, ontariosize: 1,050 sq mcompleted: september 2012

future classroom addition location

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interior elevationsdemolition drawings

As part of a team of four, a new gymnasium and set of classrooms was designed for this existing elementary school. The design provides ample natural light through the use of large glazed walls and clerestory glazing. Organized around a central collaborative space, a three classroom addition, creates a new landscaped courtyard designed to serve as an outdoor classroom.

responsible for producing exterior and interior elevations, demolition plan, aluminium frame and hollow metal frame schedules, RCP, finish floor plan, and millwork schedule

As part of a team of four, a new gymnasium and set of classrooms was designed for this existing elementary school. The design provides ample natural light through the use of large glazed walls and clerestory glazing. Organized around a central collaborative space, a three classroom addition, creates a new landscaped courtyard designed to serve as an outdoor classroom.

responsible for producing exterior and interior elevations, demolition plan, aluminium frame and hollow metal frame schedules, RCP, finish floor plan, and millwork schedule

future classroom addition location

reflected ceiling plan

interior elevationsdemolition drawings

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