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Portfolio of Selected WorkS
ChanChristopher
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Minish House
Curriculum Vitae
Contact
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GEC Architects - Work Term
High Rise Towers
Stalking Rips
Architecture|49 - Work Term
Other Projects
Table of ContentS
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Candidate for Bachelor of Architectural Studies
Faculty of Engineering - School of Architecture
Currently completing Third Year
Student Cad Designer » Assisted in preliminary drawings for design
phase, and renovation projects » Corrected and edited CAD drawings » Collaborated well within a small team to
meet drawing deadlines
Student Designer » Attended coordination meetings Conduct-
ed design studies » Assisted in Preliminary Design Choices » Created Preliminary Design Drawings/
Renders » Assisted in material choice, as well as
creating material boards » Worked on central Revit model.
Student Designer » Worked on an extremely large array of
projects at different stages. » Worked independently on a design project » Created drawings, diagrams, renders, and
studies » Applied for building permits at local city
hall
TED x UWaterloo
Helped construct a props for the University of Waterloo TED Talks event.
Environment Club
Logo designer and team leader for organizing events and initiatives
University of Waterloo
September 2011 -Present
Cambridge, Ontario
BBB Architects
July 2012 - August 2012
Toronto, Ontario
Architecture|49 (Formerly PBK Architects)
January 2013 - April 2013 May 2014 - August 2014
Toronto, Ontario
GEC Architects
September 2013 - December 2013
Calgary, Alberta
University of Waterloo
November 2012 - December 2012
Cambridge, Waterloo
Vaughan Secondary School
October 2011 - June 2011 Thornhill, Ontario
» AutoCAD » Rhinoceros 4.0 » Vray for Rhino/Sketchup » Rhino Python » Grasshopper
Detail oriented, Diligent, and Professional. Able to work very well in team environments. Able to hand drafting, draw, and hand model.
Queen Elizabeth Aiming for the Top Scholarship, University of Waterloo, 2011
McPhie Family Architecture Scholarship, Faculty of Engineering, 2011 Given to one outstanding student entering first year
President’s Scholarship of Distinction, University of Waterloo, 2011
» Adobe Creative Suite (PS, AI, ID) » SketchUp » Microsoft Office » Revit
Curriculum VitaeChristopher Chanc82chan@uwaterloo.ca / (647) 303 - 2923
Education AWardS
Volunteer experience
Traditional SkillS
Work experience Technical experience
Stalking RipsSchool Project 3 - System Stalker Lab - Rips
The Stalking Rips project aims to look into the behavioral patterns of different phenomena. The chosen phenomena was the ripping of paper. Though a systematic routine, 8.5x11 paper is trimmed with a 1cm boarder, then torn into 4 quadrants. The paper is then offset back to 8.5x11 and photocopied, leaving behind a black mark where the rip was. This process is repeated and observations were made. Information from this data set was then incorporated into a Rhino Python script to computationally 3D model this abstract idea.
In collaboration with Kirsten Sheppard
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Ripping Process
TRIMORIGINAL RIP OFFSET COPY REPEAT
Completed Data Set - Repeated 15 times
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POINT C
Movement behaviour of rip intersections
Expansion behaviour of center square marker
Initial diagrammatic observations were made from the original data set. These analyses helped us to understand the system, but more importantly, the numeric data collected was helpful in set-ting up the parameters of elements for our code.
POINT A POINT B
POINT D
Max Square X Expansion
Max Rip Center X Deviation
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Rip
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Dev
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Max
Squ
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COLLECTED SPACIAL DATA RECOGNITION
Cut sections are determined at a specified distance to gather comparative information of X and Y directions
The resulting section cuts are aligned frame by frame, and have a branching characteristic similar to that of a tree. From one generation(frame) to the next, black chunks either branch off creating “children” chunks, or end their lineage, leaving behind a “leaf”
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xisY-Axis Tree Diagram Expressing Generational Growth
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LEAF (SECTION DOESN’T SPLIT)
WHITE BLOCKS
BLACK BLOCKS
DIVISION OF BLOCK
DIVISION PARAMETERS
CHANGE OF BLACK BLOCKS FROM THE ORIGIN
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By incorporating the generational growth concept, we are able to construct a recursively growing code. When the code is run, the resulting recursive structure produces something entirely unique from the last. The code can be tweaked and adjusted within in order to produce different results with a different degree of angle control and variation.
RESULTING CODE OUTPUT
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MiniSh houSe
The Extra Small project was a design challenge to create a house with a square footage under
180sqm, with roughly the same dimensions as a small shipping container. The Minish House is
a house designed specifically for colder climates on mountainous terrains, using environmental
strategies to remain functional.
School Project 1 - Extra Small HousingIn collaboration with Alice Chen, Patrick Cheung,
Hasan Al Salman, Alexandra Hucik
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Physical Model - Operable Louvres
South Facade
SOLAR PANELS - SOUTH ORIENTED
ADJUSTABLE LOUVRES TO CONTROL SOLAR GAIN
FINS FOR GLARE CONTROL
STILTS FOR EASE OF CONSTRUCTION
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Exploded Structural Axonometric Plan organization|Dining
Plan organization|Bed, Study
Plan organization|Bed, Kitchen
North Facade
TRIPLE GLAZED ENERGY EFFICIENT WINDOW
RECYCLED CLAPBOARD MATERIAL
RAINWATER STORAGE TANK
BRIGHT COLOURED ROOF FOR HEAT CONTROL
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High Rise LivingSchool Project 4 - Toronto Condo/Hotel
This project focuses on understanding high rise living in the Toronto downtown area. The project looks into how a combined luxury hotel and con-dominium affects the surrounding city fabric, and explores street level interactions.
Projected Section Through Courtyard
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1818Entrance Leven Plan
Retail
Stairs to Courtyard
Retail
Retail Retail
Bar/Restaurant Restaurant
Courtyard BelowView to Hotel
Lobby
Office Space
Washrooms
Vestibule
Innovation Center and Office Space
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Perspective View Towards Courtyard
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East-West Section/Elevation Through Hotel Tower
North South Section Through Courtyard
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Street Level Render
CirculationSkinPublic Private SurfacesNorth South Section Through Courtyard
Residential
Hotel
General
General Entrance
Service Entrance
Service Entrance
Parking Entrance
Hotel Lobby Entrance
Entrance From Adjacent Courtyard
Entrance From Library
Private Surface
Public Surface
GEC ArchitectSCo-op Term 2
At GEC Architecture Calgary, I worked on numerous projects using a variety of skills. During my time there, I was given a wide variety of tasks which allowed me to develop abilities in computer programs, as well as design techniques. The firm is locally based, therefore most of the projects were in Clagary, and I was able to make site visits.
East Village Condominium - Sales CentreDesigned ∙ Modelled ∙ Rendered
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Animal Zone Lab Zone Public Zone
“Clean” Areas
Lab Areas
“Dirty” Areas
Clean Water
Dirty Water
Teaching/Admin Building
Research Building
Transitional/Lab Zone
Public Circulation
Building Type Unknown
Animal Zone
Clinical Skills Building(CSB)
High Density Library (HDL)
Future Expansion
FutureExpansion
FutureExpansion
Possible Small Animal Research Facility
“Wetland Walkway”
High Density Library (HDL)Expansion
Veterinary Science Research Station (VSRS)
“Back-of-House” Access
Garage
Residence (Leased)
Primary
Acces
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d
85 S
treet
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Stormwater Forebay
Potential Research Affiliate
Treatment Wetlands
Lease Line
Set Back
Lease Line
Set Back
Leas
e Li
ne
Set
Bac
k
Feed Barn
Storage
Vehicle Wash
NecropsyExpansion
Quad
Large Animal Research Facility (LARF) ResearchExpansion
Large Animal Research Facility (LARF) HoldingExpansion
Large Animal Research Facility (LARF) Pens
LARFNecropsyExpansion
Small Animal Ward
Expansion
Multi-purpose Expansion
OutdoorYard
Admin/TeachingExpansion
CSB Pens
Dog Runs
Loading/Staging
Loading/Staging
Extended Parking (68 Stalls)Existing Parking (100 Stalls)
TentRemovedComposting Facility
Lower Percolation Pond & Storage
Upper Polishing Pond & Storage
Expanded Parking (31 Stalls)
Dog Run
Storage
Animal Zone Lab Zone Public Zone
“Clean” Areas
Lab Areas
“Dirty” Areas
Clean Water
Dirty Water
Teaching/Admin Building
Research Building
Transitional/Lab Zone
Public Circulation
Building Type Unknown
Animal Zone
Clinical Skills Building(CSB)
High Density Library (HDL)
Future Expansion
FutureExpansion
FutureExpansion
Possible Small Animal Research Facility
“Wetland Walkway”
High Density Library (HDL)Expansion
Veterinary Science Research Station (VSRS)
“Back-of-House” Access
Garage
Residence (Leased)
Primary
Acces
s Roa
d
85 S
treet
N.W
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Stormwater Forebay
Potential Research Affiliate
Treatment Wetlands
Lease Line
Set Back
Lease Line
Set Back
Leas
e Li
ne
Set
Bac
k
Feed Barn
Storage
Vehicle Wash
NecropsyExpansion
Quad
Large Animal Research Facility (LARF) ResearchExpansion
Large Animal Research Facility (LARF) HoldingExpansion
Large Animal Research Facility (LARF) Pens
LARFNecropsyExpansion
Small Animal Ward
Expansion
Multi-purpose Expansion
OutdoorYard
Admin/TeachingExpansion
CSB Pens
Dog Runs
Loading/Staging
Loading/Staging
Extended Parking (68 Stalls)Existing Parking (100 Stalls)
TentRemovedComposting Facility
Lower Percolation Pond & Storage
Upper Polishing Pond & Storage
Expanded Parking (31 Stalls)
Dog Run
Storage
Animal Zone Lab Zone Public Zone
“Clean” Areas
Lab Areas
“Dirty” Areas
Clean Water
Dirty Water
Teaching/Admin Building
Research Building
Transitional/Lab Zone
Public Circulation
Building Type Unknown
Animal Zone
Clinical Skills Building(CSB)
High Density Library (HDL)
Future Expansion
FutureExpansion
FutureExpansion
Possible Small Animal Research Facility
“Wetland Walkway”
High Density Library (HDL)Expansion
Veterinary Science Research Station (VSRS)
“Back-of-House” Access
Garage
Residence (Leased)
Primary
Acces
s Roa
d
85 S
treet
N.W
.
Stormwater Forebay
Potential Research Affiliate
Treatment Wetlands
Lease Line
Set Back
Lease Line
Set Back
Leas
e Li
ne
Set
Bac
k
Feed Barn
Storage
Vehicle Wash
NecropsyExpansion
Quad
Large Animal Research Facility (LARF) ResearchExpansion
Large Animal Research Facility (LARF) HoldingExpansion
Large Animal Research Facility (LARF) Pens
LARFNecropsyExpansion
Small Animal Ward
Expansion
Multi-purpose Expansion
OutdoorYard
Admin/TeachingExpansion
CSB Pens
Dog Runs
Loading/Staging
Loading/Staging
Extended Parking (68 Stalls)Existing Parking (100 Stalls)
TentRemovedComposting Facility
Lower Percolation Pond & Storage
Upper Polishing Pond & Storage
Expanded Parking (31 Stalls)
Dog Run
Storage
DrawnU of C Veterinary Medicine - Program Diagrams
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Modelled ∙ Rendered
Designed ∙ Modelled ∙ Rendered
Mount Royal Stairs - Original Stairs
Mount Royal Stairs - Proposed Stairs
Architecture|49(Formerly PBK Architects) Co-op Term 1
During the first term employed at Architecture|49, I worked largely on one project. This project was St.Catharines Spectator Facility. Situated in the downtown core of St. Catharines Ontario, this spectators facility aims to revitalize the downtown area. The building is a 5000 seat multi-purpose spectator facility, home of the OHL Niagara Ice Dogs. During my second term with the firm, I worked on various transit buildings for Metrolynx at various stages of the projects. Additionally, working alongside GENIVAR engineering consultant firm I was able to gain exposure to other disciplines.
St.Catharines Spectator Facility - Context RenderArchitecture|49
Not Personally Completed
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PBK ArchitectsSt Catharines Spectator Facility - Aerial View
PBK ArchitectsSt Catharines Spectator Facility - Entrance View
Conducted Study ∙ Model Editing ∙ Rendered
Conducted Study ∙ Model Editing ∙ Rendered
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PBK ArchitectsSt Catharines Spectator Facility - Boxing Event Layout
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Whitby GO Station Ground Floor planDesign Input - Drawn
MDRP - Rouge Hill GO Station - 10% Design
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MECH. RM.
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ELEC. R
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WOMEN'S
WC
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MEN'S W
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JAN. R
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STAFF
WC
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COMMS. HUB
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WORK A
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SALE
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2CONCOURSE
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TUNNEL ACCESS HUB
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WAIT AREA
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QUEUING
OUTDOOR
TERRACE
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EDGE OFPROPOSEDRAIL R.O.W.
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BICYCLE
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Whitby GO StationRendered
Rouge Hill GO Station Render Assistance ∙ Design Input ∙ Model Input
MDRP - Rouge Hill GO Station - 10% DesignMay 22, 2014
MDRP - Rouge Hill GO Station - 10% Design
18PERSPECTIVE VIEW
LOOKING WEST
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Other projectS Artwork - Digital Renders - Sculpture
These projects have been completed during my academia, and display various skill sets. The Cliffhanger Pavilion: A steel structures design competition to use recycled materials.Oasis: A design challenge to create an architectural oasis in a remote zone with a different climateErebus and Terror: A School project where the entire class designed, constructed, wrote, and managed a play combining the stories of Frankenstein and John Franklin’s lost expedition to find the Northwest PassageStone Heart: A sculpture carved and polished by hand from soapstone.Building Decay: A Photoshop project to take an ordinary building and decay it over 50 years after humanity ceases to exist.
Cliffhanger Pavilion - Recycling Steel Structures
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Erebus and Terror - 2B play - Frankenstien + Franklin
Oasis - An oasis in Zimbabwe
Sculpture - Soap Stone HeartPhoto taken by Wesley Chu
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Photoshop Challenge: Building Decay - 50 Years Deterioration
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Thank YouContact: c82chan@uwaterloo.ca
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