architecture portfolio

Dustin Sauder416-885-0398

[email protected] Mutual Street

Toronto, OntarioM5B 1G8

ARCHITECTURE DESIGN PORTFOLIO

This portfolio will illustrate what I have learned and experienced over the past four years of my journey to becoming a licensed architect. I hope to continue to advance my skills by gaining valuable work experience. The projects included show my development over the years, as well as my creativity and skills. I hope this portfolio demonstrates my abilities, and potential in the field of architecture.

PERSONAL WORKS

Mathematician’s StudioBreaking to the OutdoorsArtist’s StudioToronto High Park Arts CentreThe School of Toronto Dance TheatreGeorge Street Condominium

PERSONAL STATEMENT TABLE OF CONTENTS

EDUCATION:

-Ryerson UniversityClass of 2013 -Waterloo Oxford District Secondary School Honours Graduate 2008

RELATIVE WORK HISTORY:

-Marklevitz Architects Inc.Summer 2012-Ryerson University Centennial Research ProjectFall 2011- Spring 2012-Yantzi Tim-Br Mart Total HomeSummer of 2010 and 2011

PERSONAL SKILLS:

-Adobe Illustrator-Adobe Indesign-Adobe Photoshop-Auto Cad-Hand Drafting-Microsoft Excel-Microsoft Power Point-Microsoft Word-Revit

GROUP WORKS

U-[IN]STALL Casablanca MarketThree Gorges University Water Science Centre

PROFESSIONAL WORKS &

TECHNICAL SKILLS

North Perth Elementary SchoolTechnical Detailing

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Personal Statement | Table of Contents

ABILITIES

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Mathematician’s Studio

MATHEMATICIAN’S STUDIO

The Mathematicians Studio places a heavy emphasis on materiality and tectonics. The small building plays with reveals and hidden connections to create a unique space were the client can come spend the day immersed in his work. The programmatic requirements of the space include a model making room, washroom, storage, and a study. All these spaces fi t into a tight area of 350 square feet. Although the space is very tight, the abundance of natural light and good fl ow keep the space from feeling constrained and unusable.

Hand drawn, Ink

Hand drawn, Ink BasswoodBasswood

Digitally Modeled

FALL 2011

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Mathematician’s Studio

SECOND LEVEL PLAN

SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVE

FIRST LEVEL PLAN

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1 Entry2 Closet3 Model Workshop4 Washroom

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3 BREAKING TO THE OUTDOORS

This small cabin, located in Waseoa Lake, Ontario, celebrates the experience of being outdoors and the natural beauty of the wooded landscape. The cabin is strategically placed on a dock like platform to hover above the lake, while large glass doors fold away to merge the interior space with the exterior. Beautiful cedar wood references traditional building materials of Muskokan architecture, and creates a beautiful aroma which mixes with the fresh lake air, creating a very relaxing environment and spectacular retreat.

Breaking to the Outdoors

Digitally Modeled

FALL 2012

Hand drawn, Ink

Hand drawn, Ink

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CABIN PLAN

PARAPET AND BEAM INTERSECTION

WINDOW SHADING TREATMENT

1 Kitchen2 Living Area3 Outdoor Living4 Bedroom5 Washroom6 Outdoor Shower

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SOUTH ELEVATION WEST ELEVATION

SOUTH SECTION WEST SECTION

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Digitally Modeled LAKE VIEW

7 ARTIST’S STUDIO

This particular studio space was designed to meet the needs of Itzhak Perlman, a world famous violinist. The required programming included a studio space for the artist, living space, and sleeping accommodations. The studio was to be located north of Toronto, but no landscape was specifi ed so the design could focus on the shape and structural form. Wheelchair accessibility was also an important consideration in this project as well as creating an strong acoustical environment for Perlman’s musical explorations.

MODEL

Digitally Modeled

Basswood

FALL 2010

Artist’s Studio

Hand drawn, Ink

Hand drawn, Ink

As a wave travels through a tube, it resonates and creates a unique sound.

The size of tube changes the sound that is produced. In this case, each different sized tube holds a different function.

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PLAN

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1 Outdoor Room2 Studio3 Entry4 Living Space5 Bedroom6 Washroom7 Closet / Mechanical Room

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Artist’s Studio

9THE TORONTO HIGH PARK ARTS CENTRE

The Toronto High Park Arts Centre

This project is a continuation of the Artist’s Studio Project, where the same parti was applied to a centre for artists within High Park. A central tube forms the main performance area, while three smaller tubes create studio spaces. A critical component of this project was incorporating the natural beauty of the park into the design. This was accomplished by creating a strong connection between the indoor spaces and the exterior.

FALL 2010

Digitally Modeled

Hand drawn, Ink

Hand drawn, Ink

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1 Performance Hall2 Back Stage3 Washroom4 Lobby5 Outdoor Lounge6 Studio

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PLAN

Hand Drawn, Digitally Rendered

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STUDIO SECTION

Digitally Modeled

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Digitally Modeled OUTDOOR LOUNGE

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MODELACRYLIC AND MDF

THE SCHOOL OF TORONTO DANCE THEATRE

Needing to expand their existing facilities, the School of Toronto Dance expressed interest in creating a building that could house all their performing needs as well as all of their students. The result was a multi-purpose building with community space, a theatre, classrooms and student residence. The site is located on Jarvis Street, across from Allen Gardens, only a short walk away from the existing school. The new building focuses on the view of the park and surroundings to create a relaxing space for the dancers.

WINTER 2011

The School of Toronto Dance Theatre

Digitally Modeled

Hand drawn, Ink

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STUDIO SECTION

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1 Entrance Lobby2 Front Of House3 Theatre4 Back of House5 Green Room6 Studio7 Bar and Mezzanine 8 Dorm Rooms9 Student Lounge10 Floor Specifi c Lounge11 Pent House

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MAIN LEVEL PLAN

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1 Kitchen and Lounge2 Floor Specifi c Lounge

TYPICAL RESIDENTIAL PLAN

A B C D E F G H I

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Structural Wet WallsHVAC Shafts

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George Street is currently considered one of Toronto’s most undesirable neighbourhoods because of its current social status. This project focuses on the redevelopment of George Street by incorporating a mixed-use condominium, and subsidized housing. The scheme focuses on incorporating the adjacent park, Allen Gardens, to make the street a much more desirable place to live. The proposal also uses many of Jane Jacob’s principles of “eyes on the street” to improve the safety of the area and increase pedestrian traffi c along the road.

FALL 2012

Traffi c on the street is to be increased with the addition of new entrances.

Increase and orientate the activities within the building so views face the street.

Digitally Modeled

George Street Condominium

Hand drawn, Ink

Hand drawn, Ink

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CURTAIN WALL AND ALUMINUM INTERFACE

TERRACE RAILING AND BRICK FACADE CONNECTION

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BUILDING SECTIONDigitally Modeled

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1 Cafe2 Retail3 Residence Elevators4 Town House Unit5 Bike Storage6 Back of House7 Parking Ramp

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

Digitally Modeled

SECOND LEVEL AMENITY LEVELTYPICAL CONDO

FLOOR PLAN

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Digitally Modeled TOWN HOUSE UNITS

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U-[IN]STALL CASABLANCA MARKET

FALL 2012

The design strategy behind U-[IN]STALL revolves around the ideas of ownership and fl exibility. Merchants are given the opportunity to select the location of their stalls within the market, while the collapsible and moveable units allow the square to transform to meet additional needs of the community. The material pallet is inspired by the surrounding context and selected from environmentally sensitive sources. Sustainable initiatives on the site continue bellow the grid, with a rain water collection system for use in the market. The shading canopy which encloses the square, references the important textile industry and trade which employs many of the cities citizens, and allows the community to feel a sense of attachment to the place in the new market setting.

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MARKET STALL ASSEMBLY

Digitally Modeled by Dustin Sauder

Digitally Modelled by Jeffrey Mitchell

U-[IN]STALL Casablanca Market

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MARKET STALL CONFIGURATIONS

AERIAL MARKET VIEW


Digitally Modeled by whole group

Closed MarketOpen MarketPerformance Confi guration

Flexible Confi guration


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Digitally Modeled Sarah Obtinalla

Digitally Modeled by Jeffrey Mitchell MARKET STALL SETUP AND ORGANIZATION

Obtain appropriate canvas roll. Access services bellow pavers. Set up stall.Rent a stall.


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Digitally Modeled by Dustin Sauder SITE ELEVATION

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THREE GORGES UNIVERSITY WATER SCIENCE CENTRE

This project was a collaboration between two Canadian students and two Chinese students, where a master plan was developed for a new Water Science Department facility on the Three Gorges University. An individual effort was then put into developing Digital Centre for the new facility using the design principles that the group agreed upon.

SUMMER 2012

SITE LEGEND


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SITE VIEW

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1 Research Centre for Aquatic Animals2 Centre for Study of Phytoplankton3 Research Centre for Study of Green Farming4 Centre for Study on Migration in Water Basins5 Centre for Water Testing and Analysis6 Digital Centre7 Administration Centre

Three Gorges University

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WATER PATH LEGEND

City Water Supply

Water Supply Line to the Generator

Water Supply to Pond

Lab Water Supply

Pipe to Water Treatment Centre

City Water Supply

Sewage Line

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WATER PATH



Rain water travels down the slope.

The rain drains into a water feature that runs through the Centre for Water Testing and Analysis to be fi ltered.Overfl ow Water travels from the

water feature into the wetlands.

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Digitally Modeled by Dustin Sauder CONTROLLING VIEWS

EAST ELEVATIONSOUTH FACING SECTION

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Cool morning light is allowed to enter the building, but hot afternoon light is refl ected away. Hand drawn, Ink

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Digitally Modeled by Dustin Sauder DIGITAL CENTRE


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NORTH PERTH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

The North Perth Elementary School is to be built in the village of Listowel, Ontario and will be the largest school in the Avon Maitland District School Board. The project focuses on adaptability for the constantly changing needs the educational curriculum and aims to allow for quick and easy renovations at a later period of time. A new approach was taken to the layout of classrooms, by grouping them into pods with a shared resource room that can be used for student group work, counseling, or a variety of other activities. Visibility throughout the site, and within the building were also key factors that were considered when designing the initial plans.

SUMMER 2012

North Perth Elementary School

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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North Perth Elementary School

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

Digitally Modeled

My person contribution to the project included attending meetings, discussion on design decisions, implementing many of the ideas into the plans, as well as production of the drawings.

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Technical Detailing

TECHNICAL DETAILING

PARAPET DETAIL

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Technical Detailing

OVERHANG AND SOFFIT DETAIL

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