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ARCHITECTURE + DESIGN SCOTT TURNERwww.issu.com/scottmftSelected Portfolio

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School Projects

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RESUME 1

3A-LARGE URBAN BUILDING 2-3

2B-PRODUCTIVE LANDSCAPES/HYBRID TYPOLOGIES 4-6

OISTAT THEATRE COMPETITION-”VEILING NEBULA” 7

Co-Op Work Projects

TERM 3-SHOALTS AND ZABACK ARCHITECTS 11

TERM 2-JAMES FRYETT ARCHITECTS 12

TERM 1-TANGENT DESIGN + BUILD 13

2A-GALT HOTEL 8

1B-RIVERSIDE HOUSING 9

1A-MUSIC HOUSE 10

RESUME 1

SCOTT TURNER

15 Gordon Street, Cambridge, ON N1S 2G3(519) 620-3759 (home) (519) 716-2304 (cell)

[email protected]

OVERVIEW: I am pursuing a career in architecture following a 20 yearenteprenurial and management career in the restaurant industry.

WORK EXPERIENCE

EDUCATION / SKILLS

ARCHITECTURAL ASSISTANT – SHOALTS AND ZABACK ARCHITECTS (2010) • Frontenac County Children’s Aid Society Offices-construction documentation, extensive modeling and design and detailing of atrium staircase and reception desk • Grenville Mutual Insurance-schematic design, multiple program configuration iterations, massing and design modeling • Kingston Yacht Club-preliminary study for renovation including building documentation and as-built drawings and models • CFB Kingston-construction documents for renovations

ARCHITECTURAL ASSISTANT – JAMES FRYETT ARCHITECT (2010) • worked on teams creating construction documents for a hockey area, low-rise condominium developments and single-family homes • created working drawings (plans, sections, elevations and details) in AutoCAD • created BIM-rich digital models in Revit • edited specifications • measured and documented log cabin for preservation project

RENOVATOR/DESIGNER – TANGENT DESIGN + BUILD (2010) • worked on small-scale residential renovation projects with duties that included: • framing carpentry • flooring installation (hardwood, ceramic tile) • installation of new electrical wiring • installation of new plumbing line • drywalling and painting • designed a small laneway house (unbuilt) for a renovation client

PARTNER – BEN WICKS PUB (LEFT DOOR RESTAURANT) (2005-2008) OWNER – THE TOWN GRILL (1997-2007) MANAGER – Forkchops Noodle House, Saporito Bakery Café MANAGEMENT SUMMARY: • Manage day-to-day operations of popular 100 seat pub generating $1.4 M total annual sales • Recruit, supervise, train and schedule a team of chef, cooks, servers, kitchen staff and maintenance crew • Order food, beverages and dry goods • Plan menus and wine list; give wine appreciation seminars to staff • Implement computer and cost control systems • Formulate marketing and operational strategies • Generate daily operational reports with objective to increase business profitability

• University of Waterloo, Architecture - 2008-2013 currently in 3B Level • Ryerson University, Architecture – 2005-2006 - Architectural Technology • University of Toronto – 1991-1994 – Urban Geography and Architectural History COMPUTER SKILLS: • AutoCAD • Adobe CS5 (Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator) • Revit • Form Z • Rhinoceros 3D • Sketchup • MS Office (Word, Excel, Front Page) BUILDING / RENOVATION SKILLS: • basic framing carpentry • basic electrical • flooring installation (hardwood, ceramic tile) • drywall

DESIGN STUDIO 3A LARGE URBAN BUILDING 2

sectional perspectivethrough building

site context site plan

spadina avenue

college street

second level

gallerystorage

admin

admin

admin

maingalleryadmin

gallery

patio

bar/lounge

lobby bar

lighting stage

sound

box o ce

performance hall

main level

loading/garbage

greenroom

retail

cafe

restaurant

retail

performance hallretracted)

live/worklofts lobbyproduction

program distribution

The Autodesk Hub combines generous public program areas with traditionally insular typologies

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parking

restaurant storage

retail

performance space

restaurant

gallery

dedicated o ce

rentable o ce

live/work lofts

cafe

atrium perspectivesectional isometric through atrium

THE AUTODESK HUB

DESIGN STUDIO 3A LARGE URBAN BUILDING 3

terrace

terrace

terrace

terrace

perspective-private o�ce

perspective-o�ce terrace

isometric perspective through o�ce �oors

fourth level - rentable o�ces

�fth level - rentable o�ces

sixth level - rentable o�ces

seventh level - rentable o�ces

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library

kitchen

library extension/meeting room-L

board roomprinter/fax

terrace

reception

�le room meetingroom-s

meetingroom-s

meetingroom-m

meetingroom-m

utility

third level - autodesk o�ces

eighth level - live/work lofts

eleventh level - mechanical

ninth level - live/work lofts

tenth level - live/work lofts

interior perspective - live/work loftsstorage/utility

lounge

readingroom

computerroom

lounge

lounge

o�ce o�ce

storage/utility

storage/utility

terrace

family room

mechanical sprinkler electrical

WORK LIVE

The floorplates of the office spaces and the live/workresidences above them recede with each successivelevel, creating generous shared terraces behind porousgeometric screens that allow views and light but createan experiential filter.

DESIGN STUDIO 2B PRODUCTIVE LANDSCAPES/HYBRID TYPOLOGIES 4

1. pump removes solid waste and cycles water to vegetable tanks

2. beneficial bacteria converts ammonia and nitrites into nitrates

5. water is tested on a regular basis and chelated iron is added to water monthly

6. clean water is recirculated back into the fish tanks

3. plants remove and are nourished by nitrates in the water

4. clean water drains from the grow beds into the sump

CLOSED SYSTEM RECIRCULATING AQUAPONICSQ6 m3 N

15 m3

G160 m3

G260 m3

G360 m3

G460 m3

Fish are moved from the N tank into the G1 tank after another 35 days.Fish spend 35 days in each of the G tanks for a total of 210 days from fingerling to market.

Fish are initially stocked asfingerlings in the Q tank,

screened for diseases after35 days and moved

into the N tank.

Q and N tanks each have theirown water filtration system.

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Each aquaponics facility has fourteen (14) flow-through tank chains.The system could produce a harvest every fifteen days.

Intensive tilapia farming can yield 103 kg of fish per cubic metre of water per year.Each tank chain holds 261 m3 of water, for a total of 3654 m3 of water.

Each aquaponics facility could produce 376 362 kg of fish per year.

Each sector of the site has three aquaponics facilities.Each sector could produce 1 129 086 kg of fish per year.

The entire site has eight sectors.The site could produce 9 032 688 kg of fish per year.

36 300 000 kg of fish are consumed in the GTA each year.

FISH CITY COULD PRODUCE 24.88%OF THE FISH THAT THE GTA EATS.

Fish City is an urban experience predicated onefficiency, conservation, and the cultivation of symbioticrelationships. Its goal is to provide locally grownsustainable fish and produce within a medium densityurban environment where one can live, work, shop andenjoy cultural and recreational amenities within walking(or boating) distance of home or office.


GTA & GREENBELTCONTEXT

BRAMPTON / TORONTOCONTEXT

SITE AND LOTCONTEXT

LOT AND PARCEL PLAN

aquaponics

parkinggarage

food market

office/professional

boutiqueretail

theatre restaurantand bar

publicswimmingpool

pedestrian

automobile

CIRCULATION

PROGRAM

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PROGRAM AND CIRCULATIONISOMETRIC DIAGRAM

SECTOR ISOMETRIC

SITE PLANMASTERPLAN


men's changeroom

family changeroom

women's changeroom

mechanical

plan-lower

public pool

A A

B B

side stage

stage

side stage

props store

costume store

carpentry shop props production

set store

costume production

green room

hair and make-up

dressing room dressing room

ensemble dressing room

staff changeroom staff changeroom

ensemble dressing room

bathrooms bathrooms

coat check

barlower lobby

open above

retail retail retail retail retail retail retail retail

storage

sound booth

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b

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grass-lawn planters-wildflowers wild grasses wetland plants (bio-swale) water

office

men's changeroom

family changeroom

women's changeroom

mechanical

plan-main

farmers' market

main lobbytheatre below-mechanical

theatre-offices and rehearsal hall

public pool

restaurant

office office office office office

A A

B B

retail retail retail retail retail

office office office office office office office office office office office office office

WC

WC

kitchen

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b

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section a-a section b-b

section A-A

lower (-1.0)

main (+5.0)

second (+11.0)

third (+17.0)

lower (-1.0)

main (+5.0)

second (+11.0)

third (+17.0)

section B-B

lower (-1.0)

main (+5.0)

second (+11.0)

third (+17.0)

lower (-1.0)

main (+5.0)

second (+11.0)

third (+17.0)

morphologypath

program

MULTIPLY LINK AND ROTATE EMBEDGROUND STATE

OISTAT THEATRE COMPETITION

THE OISTAT THEATRE COMPETITIONwas a provocation to re-imagine a theatrein St. Anna’s church, a landmark gothiccathedral in Prague. The space wasconceived as more than a container forperformance, but an experience where thearchitecture could be integral in theconception of the theatrical experience.

VEILING NEBULA 7

WEST ELE

AStage

Lobby

w/c

Courtyard

Dressing Room

Sound & Lighting

B

B

A

A A Section B B Section

Costumes/Props/Sets

Site Plan

Lobby Perspective

Interior-Night-Experimental Theatre PerformanceExterior-Day-Piano Recital

Sections

Aerial Perspective

Aperture Sequence

Plan-Ground

Plan-Lower LevelInterior-Day-Dance Performance

Exterior-Night-Indie Rock Performance

The notion of history as a palimpsest is reconsidered as an infinte series of veils in which the past is not written over but still resonates as layers of our collective experience.The walls of St. Anna’s narrates its history-peeling layers of surface decoration and the accretion of structural inerventions bolster its hallowed atmosphere. The veil of thesculptural armatures extends into the courtyards and alleys like a growing organic mass. This enlargement of the performance field recalls the urban medieval tradition ofprocessional street performances but the origin and destination have been resversed-the procession begins at the altar and radiates outwards into the city.

The Veiling Nebula will be a visceral and surrealistic multimedia experience-movement, music, voice and moving imagery provide a fertile field for experimentation and innovation.

Opening the performance space into the courtyard allows flexibility in performanceconfiguration. An aperture of sliding ellipsoid panels enables the space to be entirelyinterior, exterior or both. A centrally located stage, surrounded by seating on three sidesfosters a greater intimacy and connection between the performers and the audience.

DESIGN STUDIO 2A GALT HOTEL 8

Plan-Ground Floor Plan-Second Floor

Plan-Typical Floor

West Elevation

Longitudinal Section

East Elevation

GALT HOTEL is an urban hotel with spa, restaurant and bar,conceived as a hub and a generator of activity and vitalityin downtown Cambridge.

DESIGN STUDIO 1B

is a medium-density project that explores form,program, assembly, andscape and site strategy.

riverside housing 9

Parcel Plan Unit Plan Unit Section

Site Section

Envelope Axonometric East Elevation West Elevation

Site Plan

RIVERSIDE HOUSING

DESIGN STUDIO 1A

is a live/work residence for two musicians that exploresthe relationship between private and communal space.

MUSIC HOUSE 10

Second Floor Plan Third Floor Plan Fourth Floor Plan

Transverse Section

Sectional Model

Model

Longitudinal Section

Ground Floor Plan

music house

CO-OP TERM 3-SHOALTS ZABACK ARCHITECTS FRONTENAC CHILDREN’S AID SOCIETY 11

Ground Floor Plan Second Floor Plan Third Floor Plan

Exterior Perspective 1 Exterior Perspective 2

CO-OP TERM 2-JAMES FRYETT ARCHITECT CARRIAGE CLUB 12

Exterior Perspective 1 Exterior Perspective 2

Master Site PlanBird’s Eye Perspective

CO-OP TERM 1-TANGENT DESIGN + BUILD

is a speculative proposal for a compact urban sitethat utilizes the site of a dilipidated garage to adda two-bedroom house.

LANEWAY HOUSE 13

Exterior Perspective 2

Exterior Perspective 1

interior Perspective 2

interior Perspective 1

LANEWAY HOUSE

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