EDUCATION
2007 - 2011: John
H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape and Design,
University of Toronto, Master of Architecture: professional stream
2002 - 2006: Faculty
of Arts and Science,
University of Toronto
Honours, Bachelor of Arts: double major in Architectural
Studies and English Lit
PROFESSIONAL WORK EXPERIENCE
2010: Sauerbruch
Hutton Architekten
Berlin, Germany
Intern Architect
2009: Behnisch
Architekten
Stuttgart, Germany
Intern Architect
ACADEMIC WORK EXPERIENCE
2008 – 2010: University
of Toronto
Toronto, Canada
Teaching Assistant: ARC321 Representation,
ARC231 Architecture Technology, ARC314 Design Studio, ARC132 Contemporary
Architecture
2008 – 2010:
Lateral
Office
Toronto, Canada
Research Assistant
VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE
2006 – 2009: Misunderstandings
Magazine
Toronto, Canada
Website Designer and Senior Staff
2006 – 2008:
Toronto
District School Board
Toronto, Canada
Saturday Program Life Mentor and
Academic Tutor |
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COMPETITIONS, PROJECTS, PUBLICATIONS
(2010) Low2No: Sauerbruch Hutton Architekten Helsinki, Finland
Schematic and façade design of Low2No carbon neutral mixed use project
Responsible for the entirety of project’s computer modelling and 3d
drawings over 8 months
(2010) Old Bailey: Sauerbruch Hutton Architekten London, United Kingdom
Assisted on 3d modelling and iterative façade design for fourteen storey
office building
(2009) Water Farming in the Southwest: Lateral Office Toronto, Canada
Schematic sections, typology diagrams and drawings for competition entry
for Working Public Architecture 2.0. Republished in Mason White’s
chapter Alphabet City Volume 5: Water
(2009) United Nations WIPO Conference Hall: Behnisch Geneva,
Switzerland
Built physical presentation model and full scale indigenous timber
cladding mock-up
(2009) Institut für Technieshe Physik: Behnisch Karlsruhe,
Germany
Contributed to façade design for laboratory addition. Responsible for
schematic plan section, elevation drawings and physical model.
(2009) Universität Stuttgart Solar Array: Behnisch Stuttgart, Germany
Interpreted and drafted construction drawings from original hand drawn
plans and sections to be reconstructed and retrofitted with contemporary
pv panels.
(2009) Neubau IHK: Behnisch Stuttgart, Germany
Created perspective hidden line drawings and diagrams for competition
entry
(2008) Clearing: Lateral Office Toronto, Canada
Coordinated design, setup, and installation of project at the Harbour
Front Centre Architecture Gallery (www.harbourfrontcentre.com/visualarts?architecture_fall08.cfm) |
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AWARDS AND DISTINCTIONS
2010:
Finalist for the John H. Daniels Faculty of Architecture, Landscape, and Design Professional. Experience Program Award: Office for Metropolitan Architects and Michal Maltzan.
2009:
Ontario Association of Architects’ Scholarship: award for
overall excellence.
2009:
Guest critic for final undergraduate reviews at the
University of Toronto’s ARC314 Design Studio II and ARC236
Representation I course.
2008:
Professional Experience Program Award: Behnisch
Architekten.
2008:
Finalist for the Faculty of Architecture,
Landscape, and Design Professional Experience Program Award: Office for
Metropolitan Architects.
2007: Admission into Master of Arts programs in English
Literature with full scholarship from York University and McGill
University. Admissions declined to pursue architecture.
2005:
Swedish Computer Design Competition
Winner (Bjorn3d).
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TECHNICAL
SKILLS
An academic proficiency of the English language developed from a
background as an English Literature major that has led to
sophisticated oral, reading, research and technical writing
skills
Extensively developed skills in a broad range of design and
drafting software including: Autodesk AutoCAD, Bentley
Powerdraft, Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and Flash.
Professional expertise in 3D modelling with McNeel Rhinoceros
3D, Bentley Microstation and rendering with Chaos Group V-ray
and experience with digital animation in Autodesk 3DS Max.
Advanced experience with parametric modelling in Grasshopper 3D.
Experienced in a number of related computer programming
languages (C++, HTML, Flash Action Script).
Laser cutter and CNC Mill production experience developed both
inside and outside the academic environment.
Information Technology skills: experience in the design,
assembly and upgrade of computer hardware along with expertise
in system maintenance, repair and data recovery.
Experienced DSLR Photographer: photos used by University of
Toronto publications |
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