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EXPERIENCE

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Bachelor of Technology in Architectural Science [2012-2014]B r i t i s h C o l u m b i a I n s t i t u t e o f Te c h n o l o g y , B u r n a b y B . C .A r c h i t e c t u r a l S t u d i o A r c h i t e c t u r a l H i s t o r y & M a t e r i a l sS u s t a i n a b i l i t y D e s i g n B u i l d i n g S c i e n c e

Diploma in Architectural and Bui lding Engineering Technology [2010-2012] B r i t i s h C o l u m b i a I n s t i t u t e o f Te c h n o l o g y , B u r n a b y B . C .B u i l d i n g C o n s t r u c t i o n & Te c h n i q u e sS t r u c t u r a l A n a l y s i sB C B C 2 0 0 6E n v i r o n m e n t a l S u s t a i n a b i l i t y

A r c h i t e c t u r a l Te c h n o l o g i s t [ S u m m e r 2 0 1 ]D a v i d s o n Yu e n S i m p s o n A r c h i t e c t sWork exper ience focused on a large non-market project (6 resident ia l bui ld ings) , BC Housing, 4 storey homeless shelter and transit ional housing, graphic design and feasibi l i ty design studies.

S t o c k M a n a g e r [ 2 0 0 8 - 2 0 1 1 ]E s p r i t D e C o r pReceived and processed inventory del ivered to the store. The job also included product organizat ion, f i le management and manager ia l communicat ions.

A I A N W P R + A I B C L e a d e r s h i p I n s t i t u t e [ f a l l 2 0 1 3 ]V a n c o u v e r , B . C .An educat ional event for architectural students to tra in them to be better leaders of the future. A project proposal was developed with 3 other col leagues in regards to a shi f t in the educat ional system of BCIT’s architectural science.

M a r k e t i n g & A d v e r t i s i n g E x e c u t i v e [ 2 0 1 3 - 2 0 1 4 ]A r c h i t e c t u r a l C o n n e c t i o n s C l u b , B C I TExplor ing and promoting events, art ic les and competi t ive opportunit ies that may benef i t and inspire club members.

G a w a d K a l i n g a C o m m u n i t y S e r v i c e [ 2 0 0 6 ]M a n i l a , P h i l i p p i n e sHelping bui ld houses for the homeless community. R E F E R E N C E AVA I L A B L E U P O N R E Q U ES T

LinkedIn: ca.linkedin.com/pub/alex-raymundo/3b/106/761/Portfolio: http://issuu.com/alexraymundo/docs/alex_raymundo_portfolio_2014

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GRANVILLE ISLAND STUDYARSC 7001 Foundat ion Studio [Fal l 2012]Professors: Wesley Wol l in & Peter LevarTeam: David Gordon, R i ley Syjuco & Alex Raymundo

Granvi l le I s land has been a pr imary at t rac t ion for any locale and tour is t s people in Vancouver. The man made is land consis t s of tour is t a t t rac t ing act iv i t ies that i s very a l ive and v ibrant . The is land gives people great phys ical exper ience and a breathe of f resh ai r .

The in ten t of the s i te s tudy is to observe thoroughly the act iv i t ies and the character of the sector provided by the ins t ruc tor . David, R i ley and I were ass igned to inves t igate Sector 4 which is on Johns ton St reet a long the Publ ic Market . We did several s i te v is i t s and produced sketches to capture the main character is t ic of the sector. Through a ser ies of inves t igat ion and compi la t ion of ideas, our group produced a rendered s i te p lan that we th ink bes t descr ibes Sector 4.

“There is a feeling of history, of culture that resides on the island with the waterfront buildings, historically being an important part of Vancouver’s growth...This significance can be best described as controlled chaos, not without a purpose but chaos in its primal state of disorder.” - David, Riley and Alex.

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Site Plan Interpretation of Sector 4 [Rendered with watercolor, colored markers, felt pens and finished in Adobe Photoshop]

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SHELTERARSC 7001 Foundat ion Studio [Fal l 2012]Professors: Wesley Wol l in & Peter Levar

The projec t cal l s for a shel ter des ign for Gavin, a s t randed Kayaker in Granvi l le I s land. The s i te locat ion is in re la t ion to the sector s tudy in which each s tudent mus t f ind an empty locat ion for the shel ter to be bui l t .

The projec t in ten t i s to have a minimal is t ic approach. Each e lement mus t be designed in accordance to the c l ien t needs - noth ing more, noth ing less. Several fac tors were cons idered as wel l dur ing the design process such as l igh t and the kayak s torage. L ight was impor tant because the chosen s i te i s r igh t under Granvi l le Br idge which overshadows the s i te every hour of the day. Sky l igh ts were incorporated to le t Nor thern l igh t in. The 16 f t long kayak mus t a lso have a s torage for Gavin to p lace i t a f ter use. Because of the t igh t space of the bui ld ing locat ion, the Kayak is to be placed hanging under the f loor assembly.

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3D Perspect ive model in SketchUp and rendered wi th Podium

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GAVIN’S DWELLINGARSC 7001 Foundat ion Studio [Fal l 2012]Professors: Wesley Wol l in & Peter Levar

Gavin, who used to l ive in a smal l she l ter in Granvi l le I s land, now moves onto another s tage of h is l i fe, together wi th h is wi fe, Mel, and his k id, Bi l ly - Jean. The fami ly of th ree are nature lov ing, outdoor enthus ias ts and enjoys thei r s imple l i fes ty le.

The projec t i s to des ign a smal l dwel l ing house for Gavin’s fami ly. The house is to be open in ternal ly, wi th div is ions only as needed for thei r l i fes ty les and fami ly comfor t . Funct ional ly - a l l devices and furn ish ings are bui l t - in, components are to be analyzed for thei r func t ion and designed appropr ia te ly - such as c lose ts or cabinets. These components mus t be v iewed based on minimal is t ic l iv ing, su i t -able to the rura l l i fes ty le. The house wi l l inc lude a washing/bathing plus to i le t faci l i ty .

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3D Perspect ive Sect ion in SketchUp and rendered wi th Podium

South Facade The Approach The Arc

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WOODEN CUPARSC 7102 Tectonics [Winter 2013]Professor: Wesley Wol l in

The projec t in ten t of the cup is to explore di f feren t types of mater ia ls in which the cup can be made. Several opt ions were cons idered such as concre te, s tee l , c lay and wood. The cup is such a smal l objec t that choosing of mater ia l to fabr icate i t i s very essent ia l . Fabr icat ion drawings were also necessary to make sure s tudents are wel l aware i f i t i s poss ib le to produce i t whi le des igning the overal l aes the t ics of the cup.

The aes thet ic of i t was decided dur ing the purchase of wood mater ia ls . What is very in teres t ing about th is cup projec t i s that the drawings wi l l not a lways end up the f in ished product . I learned that p lans change dur ing the process of cons t ruc t ion and I can only imagine i f th is logic is appl ied in bui ld ings.

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Form-work for Cup in Concre te

Working Drawing for Cup in Sheet MetalPre l iminary Wood Cup Design

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Pine -wood and Black -wood are glued together and cut to form the ex ter ior face. The in ter ior

form is carved wi th carv ing tools to achieve some organic form.

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WEST COAST MODERNISMCal i forn ia, U.S. - Los Angeles, La Jo l la, Palm Spr ings [Winter 2013]Team: David Gordon, R i ley Syjuco, Prasetyo Mahardika, Vinny Enoch & Alex Raymundo

In celebration of Architectural Modernism in February 2013, me and my team decided to pay a visit in some of the modern buildings in the area of southern California. Some of these classic buildings are the Salk Institute in La Jolla, The Schindler’s House, The Eames’ House and The Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles.

The intent of our visit is to analyze the organization of spaces, materials used and natural lighting. The architect’s background were also looked at as well as their contributions in the world of Architecture.

Salk Institutes open courtyard provides natural light into the buildings and promotes collaboration.

Salk Institutes corridor capturing natural light.

Eames’ House Facade is a collage of nature and building materials.

Walt Disney Concert Hall’s dominating organic form and featuring stairs using a classic material, travertine.

The Schindler’s House is constructed with the most basic building materials: Concrete and Wood.

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Entrance to The Schindler’s House

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BURKEVILLE PAVILLONARSC 7100 - S tudio 4 {Winter 2013}Professors: Paul ine Thimm & Wesley Wol l in

The bui ld ing wi l l be mul t i func t ioning open ai r she l ter for the communi ty of Burkevi l le. Outdoor concer ts & per formances, farmers markets , exhibi t ions, eat ing, outdoor c lasses are some var ie ty of func t ions of the pavi l ion.

The Pavi l ion promotes a new exper ience of gather ing for the communi ty of Burkevi l le. I t expresses l igh tness th rough i t s minimal is t ic e lements, a sense of in teres t because of i t s phys ical character is t ics and respect to the c i ty ’s h is tor ical background going back to the Wor ld War. I t wi l l serve the communi ty of Burkevi l le as a center for cu l tu ra l and fes t ive events every year which wi l l increase the neighborhood’s sense of communi ty and togetherness.

Sketch Section of the Pavillon

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Concentrated Natural Lighting on center stage and acoustic wall panels.

Lightweight structure and elevated floor plates Section Model - construction of elevated floor plates with lighting fixtures.

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BURKEVILLE GATHERING HALLARSC 7100 Studio 4 [Winter 2013]Professors: Paul ine Thimm & Wesley Wol l in

The Gather ing Hal l wi l l be the corners tone of Burkevi l le and wi l l ho ld the annual events of the neighborhood. I t wi l l a lso be a locat ion for smal l ac t iv i t ies such as yoga, karate, chaperoned evenings out for youths, adul t evenings and many more. The Gather ing Hal l wi l l suppor t and enhance the neighborhood’s sense of communi ty.

The design in ten t of th is projec t i s to create an in teract ive communi ty center in the middle of Burkevi l le Park to serve the communi ty of Burkevi l le. There are three th ings cons idered dur ing the design process: In t roduce new exper iences through i t s f la t landscape, respect the cent ra l axis of the s i te by rear ranging the roads and encourage a sus tainable des ign to achieve a dis t inc t ident i ty but not to undermine the presence of the town. Si te p lan

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ARTHABARSC 8000 Graduat ing Projec t 2014Professors: Michel Labr ie, Pe ter Levar & Ron Kato

The ci ty of Vancouver has the highes t number of ar t i s t s per capi ta in Canada, therefore the need for s tudio space in the c i ty i s t remendous. The redevelopment of the Downtown-Eas ts ide provides not on ly an oppor tuni ty for indus t r ia l ar t i s t s and ar t i sans to es tabl i sh a workplace but a lso to help enhance the cu l tu re of the f i r s t neighborhood of Vancouver. The Ar tHab wi l l be a habi ta t for mot ivated ar t i s t s and ar t i sans. The bui ld ing promotes posi t ive encounters and publ ic in teract ion wi th the des igners. Ar t i s t s now have the oppor tuni ty to express thei rse lves, represent thei r communi ty and help re -es tabl i sh i t s r ich cu l tu re.

painting | graphic illustrations

woodshop

metalshop

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library

pottery | ceramics

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Ar tsHab 812 promotes a sense of communi ty that poromotes col laborat ion to help reduces bui ld ing and energy cos ts .

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VIVA VAN: ROBSON ROLLAXTeam: Ains ley Viggers, Emi ly Pawluk, Jon Toronchuk & Anton Lukashov

Robson Rol lax is a des ign concept developed for the Robson Redux 2014 design compet i t ion. The design is to encourage Vancouver i tes to connect and in teract wi th o ther people and the c i ty. The undula t ing wood s t ruc ture provides a place for res t , p lay, and shel ter on or under.

The ro l l ing wave mimics the ro l l ing s i l lhouet te of the mountains that cascade down the ocean waters. These are both memorable features t rue to the character is t ics and ident i ty when v is i t ing Vancouver.

The beaut i fu l s t ruc ture showcases the use of wood and i t s capabi l i t ies in a unique way that wi l l c reate conversat ions and remind us of our v ibrant wood indus t ry here in BC.

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