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Le b-Shack

Sustainability+Project+Fund+Application++

!!Project+Title:+le+b8Shack+

!Budget+Requested:++$25,000+

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Applicant/Project+Leader:+Jason+Crow+

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Contact+Information:+++

Last!Name:!Jason!First!Name:!Crow! ! ! ! !Email:! [email protected]!Daytime!Phone:!514@398@6361!Role!(Undergraduate,!Post@Graduate,!Staff,!Academic):!Graduate!Faculty/Unit:!School!of!Architecture!!Project+theme(s):++

Options:)community,)food,)wellness)&)health,)energy,)academics,)water,)materials,)land,)social)justice,)finance)Community,!Food,!Wellness!&!Health,!Energy,!Academics!Project+Group:+

Please)include)the)names)and)contact)information)of)all)group)members)!Jason!Crow!(project!lead)!–[email protected]!Maria!Mingallon!(project!lead)!–[email protected]!

• Marlène Bambonye – B.Sc. Architecture, McGill University; B.E. Civil Engineering, McGill University (2013),

• Emily Baxter – B.Sc. Architecture, McGill University; M. Architecture, McGill University (2013)

• Kyle Burrows – B.Sc. Architecture, McGill University; M. Architecture, McGill University (2013)

• Alexandre Hamel - B.Sc. Architecture, McGill University; M. Architecture, McGill University (2013)

• Naomi Hébert - B.Sc. Architecture, McGill University; M. Architecture, McGill University (2013)

• Brighita Lungu – B. Architecture, Gheorghe Asachi Technical University; M. Architecture 2 – Cultural Mediations and Technology; PhD. Architecture – History & Theory (2015)

• Anca Matyiku –M. Architecture, University of Manitoba, PhD. Architecture – History & Theory (2016)

• Lance Moore – A.A. Architecture, Miami Dade College; B.D. Design, University of Florida; M. Architecture, McGill University (2013)

• Brian Muthaliff – B. Architectural Studies, University of Waterloo; M. Architecture, McGill University (2014)

• Maria Nikolova – B. Architectural Studies, M. Architecture, McGill University (2014) • Farid Raner – B.E. Honours Electrical Engineering with a Minor in Music Technology;

M. Architecture 2 – History & Theory (2013) • Li-Anne Sayegh – B.E. Civil Engineering (2013)

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Please!carefully!consider!the!application!criteria!before!you!begin.!Consult!the!FAQ!for!further!guidance.!Application!text!may!replace!italicized!instructions!below.!Length!(before!any!appendices)!cannot!exceed!4!pages.!Last!revised:!May!16,!2013.!+

I.++Project+Overview+

!Project!summary:!!!

• The)b=Shack)is)an)outreach,)education)and)research)hub)anchored)with)a)pavilion)at)the)Macdonald)Farm)designed,)fabricated)and)assembled)by)a)diverse)group)of)students)to)creatively) engage) the) extended) McGill) community) and) the) citizens) of) Montreal) in)addressing) the) imminent) threat) to) the)world) food) supply)by)honeybee) colony) collapse)disorder)(CCD).)

!Project!eligibility:!!

• The) b=Shack) program) acts) as) a) catalyst) to) draw) together) students,) researchers,) and)faculty)members)from)the)Macdonald))and)Downtown)campuses)to)work)together)to)to)educate)the)public)about)CCD,)to)research)potential)solutions,)and)to)promote)and)grow)urban)beekeeping)in)collaboration)with)organizations)like)the)McGill)Apiary)Association)and)Santropol)Roulant.)

!Timeframe/Milestones:!!!

• The) intention)of) the)b=Shack) initiative) is) to) provide)over) the) long) term,) self=sustaining)outreach,)education)and)research)for)urban)beekeeping.)The)initial)phase)of)the)project)is)considered)relative)to)the)first)three)years)of)work)to)establish)independence.)Over)the)past)year,)a)group)of)engineering)and)architecture)students)have)worked)on)the)design)of) a) pavilion) to) house) and) symbolize) the) project) to) be) installed) on) the) Macdonald)Campus.)Over)the)summer)of)2013,)the)base)and)exterior)shell)of)this)small)building)will)be) fabricated) and) assembled) adjacent) to) the) current) interpretive) farm) at)Macdonald.)During) the) Fall) term) of) 2013) and)Winter) of) 2014) term,) a) custom)green) building) skin,)photovoltaic) system,) and) observation) beehives) will) be) designed) and) fabricated) to)complete)the)structural)so)that) it)can)open)for)permanent)use) in) the)summer)of)2014.)Throughout)these)phases)of)the)project,)the)b=Shack)team)will)be)working)with)the)MAA,)the)director)of)the)Macdonald)Farm,)and)Santropol)Roulant)to)create)the)an)educational)exhibit) to) be) installed) in) the) pavilion) that)will) integrate) the) project)with) the) on=going)development) of) the) future)Macdonald) Farm) interpretive) center.) The) exhibition) design)will)be)completed)and)installed)in)2015.))

• As)a)hub)to)gather)together)and)expand)the)number)of)stakeholders)engaged)in)issues)related)to)the)sustainability)of)our)food)supply)and)the)critical)role)of)beekeeping)within)that) chain,) the) success) of) the) b=Shack) initiative)will) be) gauged) by) participation) in) the)outreach) program,) successful) encouragement) in) the) growth) of) the) MAA) and) the)Santropol)Roulant)Urban)Beekeeping)Collective,)and) the)development)of)products) that)facilitate)urban)beekeeping)and)its)study.))

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• As)a) catalyst,) the)b=Shack)pavilion)will) function)both)as)an)educational) classroom)and)exhibition) centre) to) enhance) the) experience)of) the) 4,000) school) children) that) visit) the)Macdonald) Farm) each) summer.) Additionally) like) Jason) and) Maria’s) previous) student)design=build)project,) the)ContemPLAY)Pavilion,) the)b=Shack)will) function)as)a) lightning)rod)to)gain)public)exposure)for)the)project,)the) issue)of)CCD,)and)the)Macdonald)Farm)through)publication)in)the)international)press)and)the)architecture)blogosphere.)

!!!!Stakeholders:!!

• The)b=Shack)initiative)directly)engages)the)faculty)and)staff)of)the)Macdonald)Farm,)students)and)faculty)members)of)the)School)of)Architecture;)researchers,)faculty)and)students)in)the)Facility)for)Architectural)Research)in)Media)and)Mediation)(FARMM))and)in)Bioresource)Engineering,)the)students)of)the)McGill)Apiary)Association,)and)the)urban)beekeepers)at)Santropol)Roulant.)

• The)Macdonald)Farm)and)its)faculty)and)staff)are)providing)the)space)for)the)pavilion)and)will)incorporate)into)their)existing)interpretive)outreach)program)for)Montreal)school)children.)Bioresource)engineering)faculty)will)provided)expertise)to)assist)in)the)development)of)the)sustainable)systems)for)the)pavilion)and)for)the)development)of)the)observation)beehives)and)beehive)monitoring)equipment.)FARMM)is)providing)technical)research)and)development)support,)computation)and)fabrication)equipment,)meeting)and)work)space,)and)technical)staff)to)the)project.)The)MAA)is)providing)apiary)expertise)and)ongoing)management)and)maintenance)of)the)pavilion)and)the)observation)hives.)

• Although)the)impact)of)the)b=Shack)initiative)is)desired)to)be)citywide,)thus)broad,)the)most)immediate)beneficiaries)will)be)the)Macdonald)Farm,)FARMM,)and)the)MAA.)Each)organization)has)expressed)enthusiastic)support)for)the)project)and)the)projects)goals)as)the)b=Shack)provides)for)a)unique)integration)of)the)Architecture)and)Engineering)programs)on)the)main)campus)with)the)Agriculture)program)at)Macdonald.)To)our)knowledge,)these)groups)have)not)worked)together)prior)to)this)initiative.)It)represents)to)all)involved)an)exciting)opportunity)to)join)in)a)singular)effort)to)think)about)how)the)group)can)further)sustainable)goals)across)the)variety)of)disciplines.)

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Tasks!and!Responsibilities:!!!• Indicate)clearly)all)activities)associated)with)the)proposed)project,)the)person)responsible)

and)the)length)of)time)each)task)is)expected)to)take.))Use)the)table)below)(expanded)as)required))to)summarize)this)information.)!)

Type+of+Activity+–+Task+ Estimated+Time+Required+ Group+Member+in+Charge+

Fabrication! and! Assembly! of!Base!and!Shell!

Four!Months! Jason!Crow!

Le b-Shack Design! and! Development! of!Building! Skin! /! Observation!Hives! /! and! Hive! Monitoring!System!

One!year! Maria!Mingallon!

Design! and! Development! of!Educational! Exhibition!Integrated! with! the!Macdonald! Farm!Interpretative!Center!

One!Year! Maria! Mingallon! with! the!support! Paul! Meldrum! and!Caroline!

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III.+Financials+

• Critical!Date:)Please)state)if)there)is)a)critical)date)by)which)funding)is)required)• Please)provide)details)of)the)budget)that)is)being)requested)in)the)tables)below)(expand)

as)required).))!Detailed+expenses:+

Expense+Description+ Estimated+Cost+

Steel! fabrication! for! the!pavilion! –! based! on!expenditures! for! the!ContemPLAY!Pavilion!

$16,000!

Fasteners! –! based! on!expenditures! for! the!ContemPLAY!Pavilion!

$2,500!

Mesh! Network! Development!Kits! –! Two! kits! for! data!collection! from! beehives! and!to! develop! custom! hive!monitoring! system! for! the!community!

$6,000!

Plywood! for! pavilion!fabrication! –! phone! quote!from!Bois!Idéal,!Montreal!

$3300!

Lumber! for!base!of!pavilion!–!estimate!based!on!board! feet!takeoff! from! project!development!

$2,500!

Project!mockups!!!!!

$5,000!

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Le b-Shack Detailed+revenues:+

Revenue+Source+ Amount+Requested+ Confirmed?+

Sustainability!Projects!Fund! $25,000! No!FARMM! $5,000! for! mockups! of! the!

project,! and! in@kind! donation!of!expertise,!computation!and!fabrication!facilities!

Yes,!see!attached!letter!

Macdonald!Farm! Site!provision! Yes,!see!attached!letter!Goodfellow,!Inc! $2,500! in@kind! donation! of!

materials!No!

Arup!Engineering! $6,500! in@kind! donation! of!structural! engineering!software!

Yes,! see! attached! donation!email! and! attached! online!quote!of!value!

Indiegogo!Campaign! $3,000! No! –! based! on! ContemPLAY!sponsor!donations!

! !IV.+Additional+information:+

See)attachments)below:)) )

Le b-Shack IV.+Curriculum+Vitae+of+the+Project+Leaders:++ +

JASON CROW, RA PhD Candidate, Architecture History and Theory, McGill School of Architecture [email protected] DEGREES: Doctoral Candidate, History and Theory Program, McGill University, Montréal, 2012

Renovating St-Denis: The Hierurgy of Stone in Suger’s Twelfth Century Abbey Church (PhD VI) Advisor: Alberto Pérez-Gómez

Master of Architecture II, History and Theory, McGill University, Montréal, 2007 Master of Architecture, Iowa State University, 1995 Bachelor of Arts in Architecture, Clemson University, 1993

Senior Departmental Honors. Architecture, Magna Cum Laude

HONORS: FARMM - Research Award, McGill University, 2011 ($12,600) Graduate Research Enhancement and Travel Award (GREAT), McGill University, 2011 ($1,250) Research Fellowship, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, 2010 ($4,500) Arthur C. Tagge Fellowship, McGill University, 2008-09 ($10,000) TD Financial Group CCA Collection Research Grant, Canadian Centre for Architecture, 2008 ($4,000) Redhat Innovation Challenge Winner with Jonathan Powers and Heather Powers ($20,000) McGill University Graduate Studies Fellowship, McGill University, 2007 ($5,000) McGill University Graduate Studies Fellowship, McGill University, 2006 ($5,000) EMPLOYMENT HISTORY: Teaching Positions 2009-12 Course Lecturer, School of Architecture, McGill University (Montréal, QC) 2007-08, 2010- Teaching Assistant, School of Architecture, McGill University (Montréal, QC)

2002-06 Adjunct Professor, College of Architecture and the Built Environment, Philadelphia University (Philadelphia, PA)

Research Positions 2008- Chief Technical Officer - Facility for Architectural Research in Media and

Mediation—www.farmmresearch.com (Montréal, QC) 2011-13 Research Assistant - Modeling Methodologies of Our Time (Social Sciences and

Humanities Research Creation Grant, P.I. Michael Jemtrud), McGill University (Montréal, QC)

2010 Research Project Manager, Architect – MXT (Social Sciences and Humanities Research Creation Grant, P.I. Alberto Pérez-Gómez), Montréal, QC

2009-10 Research Assistant – Integrated Dissemination Forums for Architecture and Urban Planning, IDF, (Social Sciences and Humanities Standard Research Grant, P.I. Michael Jemtrud), McGill University (Montréal, QC)

2007-11 Research Assistant – UC win/Road World 16 research group (P.I. Michael Jemtrud), (Montréal, QC)

2007-10 Research Project Manager, Architect - AutoCAD Ballet (Social Sciences and Humanities Research Creation Grant, P.I. Alberto Pérez-Gómez), Montréal, QC

2007-08 Research Assistant/ Grant Writer – Director of the School of Architecture, Michael Jemtrud, McGill University (Montréal, QC)

Professional Positions 2002-06 Project Architect, Daley + Jalboot Architects (Philadelphia, PA) 2000-02 Project Architect, SMP Architects (Philadelphia, PA) 1996-2000 Intern Architect, CJMW Architects, Winston-Salem, NC

Professional Certifications 2005- Registered Architect (Pennsylvania) 2002- USGBC LEED Accredited Professional SCHOLARLY ACTIVITY: Publications 2012 “Light, Stone, and Tears: Bernard of Clairvaux and Stone as Flesh in the Cistercian Church”,

From the Things Themselves: Architecture and Phenomenology. Kyoto, Japan: Kyoto University Press.

(2012) “Approaching a Material History of Architecture.”Performative Materials in Architecture and Design. Bristol, UK: Intellect Books. (forthcoming)

2012 “The Fiction of the Digital in the Meditated City.” The Cultural Role of Architecture. New York and London: Routledge.

2011 “The Sacred Stones of Saint-Denis.” Chora: Intervals in the Philosophy of Architecture. Volume 6, Montreal: McGill University Queens Press, 18 Pages

Paper Presentations (peer reviewed) 2011 “Time is a Drag,” Design + Computation: The Virtue of the Virtual – Cultural Mediations and

Technology Program Conference, McGill University, Montreal, Canada (May) 2011 “The Hierurgy of Stone in Twelfth-Century Artisanship,” Society of Architectural Historians

Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana (April) 2011 “Meditations on a Snowball Fight,” Atmosphere 2011 – The Mediated City, University of

Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba (February) 2011 Co-Presenter with Paul Holmquist, “Into the MXT,” Atmosphere 2011 – The Mediated City,

Winnipeg, Manitoba (February) 2010 “Approaching a Material History of Architecture,” Input_Output Symposium, Temple University.

Philadelphia, PA (October 8) 2010 “The Fiction of the Digital in the Meditated City,” The Cultural Role of Architecture, Lincoln

University, Lincoln, UK (June 23-25) 2009 “Light, Stone, and Tears: Bernard of Clairvaux and Stone as Flesh in the Cistercian Church”,

Architecture and Phenomenology Second International Conference, Kyoto Seika University, Japan (June 26-29)

Paper Presentations (invited) 2011 Co-Presenter with Andrew Chung “Multiple Stakeholders and the Shadows of the Datascape,”

World 16 Summer Workshop, University of Pisa and UC win/Road, Pisa, Italy (June 25) 2009 “Game City: Urbanity, Game Spaces and Ubiquitous Play,” The Ephemeral City, (L’Institut de

recherché en histoire de l’architecture) Invited panelist. (December 3) 2009 “Network Enabled Platform for Architecture and Engineering” Cutting Edge, Campus Choices,

McGill University Teaching and Technology Fair (April 30) 2008 “The Sacred Stones of Saint-Denis.” CCA Study Centre Summer Presentations, Canadian Centre

for Architecture (August) 2006 with Daley, Daley, et al., “William Daley Vessel Forms as Design Impetus.” The Clayarch

Cycle: Proceedings of the 2006 International Architectural Ceramic Conference. Clayarch Gimhae Museum. Gimhae Korea.

Exhibitions/Installations: 2012 with Maria Mingallon et al. ContemPLAY Pavilion, McGill University FARMM, Montréal, QC 2011 with Maria Mingallon et al. ContemPLAY, Where Do You Stand, ACSA Annual Meeting 98

Poster Session, Montréal, Quebec (March 3-6) 2010 MXT, McGill University, Montréal, Quebec (September 16-17) 2007 A Cabinet of Curious Things, McGill Universtiy, Montréal, Quebec (September) 2005 Flight 93 Memorial Competition Exhibition, Somerset, PA (January 19 to February 25)

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Maria Mingallon

www.mariamingallon.com

Profession Structural Engineer Current Position Senior Structural Engineer Joined Arup 2005 Years of Experience 7 years Nationality Spanish Languages Spanish, English, French Qualifications 2008-09, Msc (Distinction) Emergent Technologies + Design, Architectural Association, London.

2000-05, MEng Civil, Structural & Environmental Engineering (5 years degree)

Ingeniero de Caminos, Canales y Puertos, UCLM, Spain.

2003-04, Erasmus Scholarship: Imperial College, London, UK.

Professional Associations

2008, CEng MICE, UK.

2005, Chartered Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers, Spain. Publications

ASME, The Architecture of the dragonfly wing: a study of the structural and fluid dynamics

Maria Mingallon is a chartered structural engineer with a degree in architecture. Her main research interests are focused in complex geometries, emergent technologies, form finding and biomimicry.

She graduated in 2005 in Civil Engineering in Spain at UCLM and obtained a scholarship to complete her studies at Imperial College. She has worked at Arup since graduating as a Structural Engineer. Among other projects, she has designed two footbridges leading to the Aquatics Centre by Zaha Hadid Architects at the London 2012 Olympic Park.

In 2008 Arup sponsored her master degree in Emergent Technologies and Design at the Architectural Association from which she graduated with Distinction.

She is currently an Adjunct Professor at McGill University School of Architecture. She is also part of the reviewing committee for the Symposium in Simulation for Architecture and Urban Design (SimAud).

In December 2010, Maria published her first book: ‘Fiber Composite Adaptive Systems: A manifesto into self-actuating potentials of fiber composite structures embedded with shape memory alloy actuators’.

Specializing in emergent technologies and innovation, Maria represents Arup successfully in architecture, academia and engineering with her past and current works.

Engineering Practice:

Nouvelle Autoroute 30 Montréal, Canada, 2009 - current Construction Phase Structures Coordinator, supervising the construction and remedial actions for non-conformances to the original design. Parracombe Footbridges, Bristol, UK, 2012 Assistance to Bristol’s ARUP office for the parametric modeling of three different bridge typologies at the concept stage. Taichung Tower International Competition, Taiwan, 2011 Assistance to Toronto’s ARUP office for the parametric design of a 550m high tower scheme. Heifei Yangtze Skyline Mansion Competition, China, 2011 Assistance provided to Toronto’s office on the 3D computational parametric model used for preliminary structural analysis of the tower. London 2012 Olympic & Paralympic Games, UK, 2006 - 2008 Structural Engineer for the Conceptual and Detailed design for the

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capabilities, Denver, Colorado, USA. November 2011 eVolo, Architecture & Design Journal, ‘ContemPLAY Pavilion, McGill School of Architecture’, Jul 2011 Fiber Composite Adaptive Systems, published by LAP Lambert Academic Publishing; 14 Dec 2010, ISBN-13: 978-3843367257

SimAud, Associative modelling of Multiscale Fibre Composite Adaptive Systems, Orlando, FL, USA, Apr 2010 eVolo, ‘Fibre Composite Adaptive Systems’, USA, Jun 2010 Urban Flux, Thesis on Fibre Composite Adaptive Systems, China, Jul 2010 Domus, Fibre Composite Adaptive Systems, Russia, Sep 2010. Teaching Visiting tutor, Architectural Association, London, 2009. Adjunct Professor at McGill University, School of Architecture, Montreal, 2010 – currently.

Academic Awards Awarded ‘Gerald Sheff Visiting Professorship’, McGill University, 2010-2011. Msc Distinction at Architectural Association, London, UK, Nov 2009.

EC Erasmus tuition scholarship, Imperial College, London, UK, 2003-2004.

footbridges leading to the London Aquatics Centre, designed by Zaha Hadid Architects. PPP M1/Westlink Belfast, UK, 2005-2006 Private partnership project for improvement of the motorway network around Belfast.

Academic

Theatrehaus Jena, Germany, 2009 Design and construction of an inflatable structure for the Theatre Festival ‘Crash Boom Bau!’ in Jena. EU funded project as part of the Cultural Programme for the Bauhaus year 2009, in collaboration with the AA Interprofessional Studio led by Theo Lorenz and Tanja Siems AA Terrace Canopy Project, London, UK, 2009 Design and construction of a canopy for the AA terrace by the Emtech students in collaboration with Buro Happold Engineers. Main responsibilities were coordination of the structural design in liaison with BHE, development of construction sequence and methodology under tight site constraints and a low budget. ContemPLAY Pavilion Project, Montréal, 2012 Management and coordination of the project as Adjunct Professor in collaboration with McGill School of Architecture and the Directed Research Studio M.Arch students as a capstone project for their final year. SSHRC Research Creation Grant in Fine Arts, 2011 Part of the research team at McGill School of Architecture awarded with a grant to investigate the productive and demonstrative characteristics at play in architectural design methodologies. Competitions City of Dreams Pavilion Competition, New York, May 2012 Amsterdam Iconic Footbridge, March 2012 eVolo Skyscraper Competition, Jan 2012 Seoul International Design Competition, South Korea, 2011 Future Proofing Schools, Melbourne, Australia, 2011 Footbridge Competition, Cyprus, 2011 REPEAT Competition, Houston, USA, 2010 Design Montréal, ‘Les taxis prend ses aires’, Canada, 2010 Wu Zhi Qiao Pedestrian Bridge, Mixia, China, 2010 Third Award, Arup internal design competition (entry no. 57).

Exhibitions ACADIA, Responsive Information and Variations in Architecture, New York, USA, 2010 Peer Reviewed Exhibition: ‘Fibre Composite Adaptive Systems’.

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Le projet ContemPLAY est un pavillon urbain multi-générationnel conçu par les étudiants de l’ecole d’architecture de l’université McGill, en collaboration avec FARMM. Ce pavillon à structure hybride de bois et d’acier s’inscrit dans le cadre du cours Community Design Workshop pour la maîtrise professionnelle en architecture. Il se veut une concrétisation (con-struction à l’échelle 1:1) basée sur de la para-métrisation et le développement de procédés digitaux à partir de nouvelles technologies.Le projet s’articule comme un espace public multi-générationnel. Le concept architectural �� möbius et l’effet de moire, transformant ainsi le champ visuel et spatial de l’espace urbain. Le pavillon est un artefact urbain engageant archi-tecture et art publique sous forme sculpturale.

Contemplay Montréal, 2012

Le MXT était un projet d’architecture éphémère, inclut dans la bourse de re-cherche ‘AutoCAD Ballet’ (SSHRC) gérée par Alberto Pérez-Gómez, professeur titu-laire à l’Ecole d’architecture de l’Université de McGill à Montréal. Le projet MXT essayait �� grand public pour lui permettre de faire par-tie d’une expérience imaginative de la ville de Montréal. Le MXT était un environnement im-mersif dans lequel les médias numériques, les objets, la performance et la fabrication archi-tecturelle étaient des éléments clés. Le MXT posait la question de comment les nouvelles technologies numériques et médiatiques peuvent servir de manière responsable et éthique à l’architecture de la ville de Montréal.

Le MXT Montréal, 2010

Chaque année les étudiants de la maîtrise en Technologies Émergentes et Design (de l’anglais Emergent Technologies and Design) de l’Architectural Association à Londres fas-sent la conception, fabrication et construction d’un projet réel qui doit répondre aux différents besoins de l’école. En collaboration avec le bureau d’ingénierie Buro Happold, le 3 juillet 2009 la marquise était complétée. La totalité des éléments qui font partie de la marquise étaient fabriqués en utilisant de technologies de coupage numérique CNC (pour l’anglais ‘com-puter numerically controlled’) avec une tolé-rance d’assemblage de 2mm. La géométrie qui émerge de l’assemblage de ces éléments est remarquable, notamment si on considère la modularité des éléments qui la forment.

Marquisse pour l’Architectural Association Londres, 2009

En collaboration avec l’école d’architecture allemande Bahaus et l’Architectural Associa-tion de Londres, une équipe pluridisciplinaire composée d’acteurs, d’architectes, d’artistes, d’ingénieurs, et d’infographistes, faisait la con-�� -ble pour le festival international de théâtre à Jena, Allemagne. La structure était conçue comme partie de l’atelier interprofessionnel de l’Architectural Association (AAIS), un cours intensif où des professionnels des différentes spécialités échangent leurs points de vue, con-naissances et savoir faire. Financé par l’Union Européen comme partie du programme cul-turel de l’école d’architecture Bauhaus 2009, �� de l’aile de la libellule pour créer un espace culturel d’échange éclectique et dynamique.

Theatrehaus Jena Allemagne, 2009

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EDUCATION

COMPETITIONS

PROFESSIONALEXPERIENCE

SKILLS

MCGILL UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE | Montreal, CanadaCandidate for Master of Architecture | 2013

MCGILL UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE | Montreal, CanadaBachelor of Science in Architecture

EVOLO SKYSCRAPER COMPETITION | 2012

LIQUID CITY | CCA Student CharretteWinning entry published on several websites including: CCA, Kollectif, Co-tain and Le courrier de l’architecte.

LYCEUM COMPETITION | Abuja International Community Center

MURDOCH LAING COMPETITION | Prototypical Housing Project

CCA STUDENT DESIGN CHARRETTE | Housing Crisis in the North

ASIR STUDIO | Vancouver, Canada6 months internship under the supervision of Chris Hunter and Inge Roecker.- Design for a housing complex in Weinsberg, Germany.- Design study for Senior Housing project in Vancouver.

BIRMINGHAM & WOOD | Vancouver, Canada6 months internship under the supervision of Sandra Moore.- Design for a Church in Vancouver.- Involved in several parts of the project including client meeting and public display.- Technical Drawings for several residential renovations and new constructions.- Survey of houses in the Vancouver area.

Bilingual: French and EnglishTrained in physical modeling, hand drafting, sketching, laser cutting, woodshop- 2D/3D: Rhino, Autocad, 3DMax, Vectorworks- Graphics: Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign)- Rendering: VRAY, Mental Ray- Other: Grasshopper, Microsoft Office

Current

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[email protected] | +1.514.978.6252 | 429 Prince Arthur W. apt.9, Montreal, Canada, H2X 1T3

{Anca Matyiku march. hbas} [email protected]: www.ancamatyiku.com

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Practice2012 {6mnt} DMA Architects {Montreal. Canada}2010 {1 yr} Atelier In Situ {Montreal. Canada}2008 {6mnt} Atelier In Situ {Montreal. Canada}2007 {1 yr} Terry Farrell and Partners {Hong Kong. HK} 2005 {8mnt} HLW International {London. UK}2004 {4mnt} Busby and Associates Architects {Vancouver. Canada}2003 {8mnt} Cornerstone Architecture {London. Canada}

Education

2010 Professional Masters of Architecture - University of Manitoba, Canada For the thesis entitled: “The Entropic Dance Between a Balancing Instrument and its Horizon” Thesis advisors: Nat Chard, Natalija Subotincic RAIC Student Medal. RAIC Honour Roll

2006 Honours Bachelor of Architectural Studies - University of Waterloo, Canada Dean’s Honour List

curr. PHD in Architecture - McGill University, Canada Currently enrolled under the guidance of Prof. Alberto Perez-Gomez

2010 “On The Road/En Route” - travelling temporary pavilions {Winnipeg. Canada}Assisted Lancelot Coar with his research on variations of structural assembly and architectural skin strategies for temporary travelling SDYLOLRQV�XVLQJ�ÀEHUJODVV�FRQFUHWH�UHLQIRUFHPHQW�DV�SULPDU\�VWUXFWXUH�

Research & Workshops

�� ´(IÀFLHQW�)RUP��'RXEOH�&XUYDWXUH�)DEULF�)RUPHG�&RQFUHWHµ�� ^:LQQLSHJ��&DQDGD`Part of the research in fabric formwork done at C.A.S.T. (Centre for Architectural Structures and Technology) at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg. The workshop explored the strength of catenary based double curvature structural spans through physical testing.

2011 “One Lab Biodesign” - with Terreform One {Brooklyn. New York}A series of workshops investigating the crossover between design and recent advances in biotechnology and computation.

Exhibitions

2007 “Invisible Hong Kong” - exhibition at Culture Club {Hong Kong. HK}2006 “Terrain Vague” - group exhibition at Southworks Gallery {Cambridge. Canada}

2004 “Vertical Symbiosis” - winning project at Green Build {Portland. USA}

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2009 “Mix_Off 1” - at Théâtre d’Aujourd’hui {Montreal. Canada}

2011 “Sara Sara” - at the Winnipeg Art Gallery {Winnipeg. Canada}

2012 “Pickle House” - at Parisian Laundry Gallery {Montreal. Canada}

2012 “Pickle House” - at the Winnipeg Art Gallery {Winnipeg. Canada}

2012 “Pickle House” - at the Venice Biennale in Architecture {Venice. Italy}

Cannon Design Inc. [Vancouver] Sept ’08 – Jan ‘09

_Sparkling Hills (VA)

At Cannon Design, I was able to develop my interest in solving complex geometry through the use of computaƟ on. While hav-ing parƟ cipated in modelling and detailing the Kelowna Resort, my biggest conribuƟ on came through in solving the geometry of its Atrium and realizing it through discus-sions with the structural engineers. I have also produced some of the fi nal images for promoƟ on.

Kohn Peterson Fox Architects [New York] Jan ’08 – April ‘08

_Jing An Towers (Shang Hai)

Being my fi rst internship, I was thrown directly into the fi re as the project was in it fi nal stages of design. My contribuƟ on came in the form of Modelling through Rhinoc-eros and producing renderings for client comprehension. Much of the term revolved around the tweaking and fi ne tuning of the Shang Hai Towers before being sent to CD.

Bjarke Ingels Group. [Denmark] May’10 – Aug ‘10

_Bungaraya Masterplan (Malaysia)_Astana NaƟ onal Library (Kazakstan)_Gardiner Expressway Masterplan (T.O)_World Village of Womens Sports (SW)

The internship exposed me to a wide variety of projects. I was able to complete two compeƟ Ɵ ons from start to fi nish and contribute to two built projects. My work involved designing through both modeling virtually and physically, developing drawing sets and solving complex systems dealing with fascade typologies and stucture. My skills proved to be a great asset to the oŌ en 3 person teams.

Giannone Petricone Associates [Toronto] Jan’11 – Apr ‘11

_The Keg Restaurant(T.O)_Terroni Restaurant (T.O)

At this medium sized oĸ ce, I was respon-sible for preparing mulƟ ple presentaƟ on packages for The Keg Restaurant in The Greater Toronto Area. These packages required rendered views, rendered Plans, ElevaƟ ons and SecƟ ons, as well as area calculaƟ ons. I was simultaneously tasked to provide millwork drawings and specifi ca-Ɵ ons for a Terroni Restaurant being reno-vated in the downtown region.

William Dewson Architects. [Toronto] Jan ’10 – April ‘10 May ’09 – Aug ‘09_77 Chestnut Road. (Toronto)_27 Farnham Ave (Toronto)_Stem Plate Systems(Patent)

This small oĸ ce has given me a great set of ‘real’ skills to take on as an architect. I parƟ cipated in designing, modelling and detailing a number of Toronto Eco Friendly Houses and CoƩ ages. The greatest skill how-ever was the confi dence gained from the 1 0n 1 relaƟ onships developed with clients through meeƟ ngs on site and in house.

Brian Muthaliī

Work Experience

Technical Skills

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURAL STUDIES HONORS, CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION PROGRAM

ADOBE CREATIVE SUITE CS4, AUTOCAD 2011, WINDOWS XP|VISTA|7, MAC OSX LEOPARD, RHINOCEROS 3D 4.0, GRASSHOPPER, RHINOSCRIPT, 3D STUDIO MAX 10, SKETCH UP PRO

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bmuthaliī @gmail.comwww.brianmuthaliī .com

EDUCATION:September 2011 - present Ph.D Candidate, History & Theory of Architecture, McGill University Montreal, CanadaSeptember 2010 - August 2011 Master of Architecture, Cultural Mediations & Technology program, School of Architecture, McGill University - Montreal, Canada;September 2004 - July 2010 Professional degree in Architecture, “Gh. Asachi” Technical University, “G.M. Cantacuzino” School of Architecture - Iasi, Romania;September 2000 - June 2004 “Octav Bancila” Highschool of Fine Arts - Iasi, Romania. Majored in Graphic Design.

BRIGHITA LUNGU C U R I C U L U M V I T A E

WORK EXPERIENCE:October 2008 - January 2010 S.C. “Diagonal” S.R.L. - Iasi, Romania Junior Architect, full timeSeptember 2007 - February 2008 S.C. “AccentPlus” S.R.L. - Iasi, Romania Intern Architect, full time

GRANTS:February 2008 - July 2008 Erasmus Grant at Departamento de Arquitectura e Urbanismo Instituto Superior de Ciências do Trabalho e da Empresa (ISCTE) Lisbon, Portugal.February 28, 2007 - March 9, 2007 European Union funded workshop, “Oddstream #1” DJ/VJ international workshop Nijmegen, Netherlands.

AWARDS:September 2011 - May 2012 Graduate Excellence Fellowship Award , McGill University, Faculty of Engineering. September 2009 International Competition “Gabroveni Inn”, Bucharest, Romania. Honorable MentionAugust 2002 National Olympics of Visual Arts and Art History, Graphic Design section, Miercurea Ciuc, Romania. Honorable Mention.

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CONFERENCES AND EXHIBITIONS:November 19, 2011 Canadian Science and Technology Historical Association Biennal Conference, Ottawa, ON, Canada “Replication and Representation: Shedding Light on Cultural Meanings of Technology”

September, 2012

INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES:May 2009 “ARKA”, Architecture Festival, video performance in urban contexts Iasi, Romania.March 2007 “cARTier” Project (by Vector Cultural Asociation), live video performance - Iasi, Romania. September 2006 - October 2008 Founder and active member of “UrbanKomitet” ONG Video performances and electronic music art events organizing association.May 2006 “StudentFest” topic “Flux”, architecture workshop, VJ (invited guest) - Timisoara, Romania.April 2005 “StudentFest” topic “Identity”, architecture workshop, photo-video workshop - Timisoara, Romania.

COMPUTER SKILLS:Architecture Autodesk AutoCAD, Architectural Desktop, Graphisoft Archicad, Artlantis, Rhinoceros, Grasshopper, SketchUp, VIZ.Graphic Design Adobe Photoshop, Flash, InDesign, Illustrator.Video Resolume, Modul8.

LANGUAGES:English - advancedRomanian - mother tongueFrench - basic conversationPortuguese - basic conversation

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[CONFERENCES AND EXHIBITIONS:]

May 13 - May 16, 2009 “ConferinteZA” Days of Architecture, Architecture in the University Studio Cluj, Romania.August 2004 Graphic design, group exhibition, “Casa Pogor” Art Gallery - Iasi, Romania.June 2003 Layer, graphic-design, personal exhibition, “Arcu” Art Gallery - Iasi, Romania.February 2003 Graphic-design, group exhibition, “Octav Bancila” Art Gallery, Iasi, Romania.

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MMB Architects | IBI Group | Architecture Intern2010 | 2011 | MUHC Hospital ProjectLEED SILVER PROJECT | BIM REVIT | $1.579 BILLION| 300,000 m2

MONTREAL CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL, MONTREAL CHEST INSITUTE, ROYAL VICTORIA HOSPITAL, MUHC RESEARCH INSITUTE, COMPREHENSIVE CANCER CENTER, SHRINNERS HOSPITAL

2010 | Various Projects | Pharmacies | Sport CentersPREPARED CONSTRUCTION DETAILS AND DRAWING SHEETS

2010 | Cine-Asie Creatives | Research ConsultantREASEARCHED METHODS FOR PRINTING ON GLASS FACADES

CERTIFICATE OF INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE MIDDLE YEARS PROGRAMME (MYP)

DIPLOMA OF COLLEGIAL STUDIES IN HEALTH SCIENCES (DEC)

International School of Laval | 2006

5 DAYS INTENSIVE COURSE

Health and Security for Construction Sites | 201130 HOURS COURSE

McGill University | 2011BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE (B. SC.)ARCHITECTURE

Montmorency College | 2008

Procad | Revit Training | 2008

ROBERT D. HARRIS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPAWARDED BY THE FACULTY OF INGINEERING SCHOLARSHIPS COMMITTEE TO STUDENTS WITH HIGH ACADEMIC STANDINGDEAN’S HONOUR LIST 2010/ 2011

COORDINATED WITH MECHANICAL, STRUCTURE AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, INTERIOR PLANNERS AND CONSULTANT FIRMSSUPERVISED AND REVISED TECHNICAL DEPARTMENTAL DRAWINGS AND CODE DRAWINGSMAINTAINED CONSTRUCTION STANDARDSMANAGED BIM MODEL

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCEEDUCATION

2012 COBE Architects | Architecture InternHELSINKI CENTRAL LIBRARY COMPETITION

2011 Current I Redesign of an 1840’s facadeRENOVATION OF HISTORICAL BUILDING IN OLD SAINTE- THÉRÈSE

SKILLS

2008 | BUILT A SCHOOL IN SAN JUAN DE LURIGANCHO, PERU

2009 | FUNDING CAMPAIGN FOR THE CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY

2007 | ORGANIZED BLOOD DONOR CLINICS FOR HEMA-QUEBEC

2007 | SOCIAL WORK WITH ELDERLY IN NURSING HOMES

OTHER WORK EXPERIENCE

2009 | The Castle (London) | BarmaidACCOUNTINGSERVED CUSTOMERS

2009 | Esprit Group (London)| Waitress and HostessHOSTED AND WAITRESSED IN CORPORATE EVENTS

2007 | 2009 | Second Cup | Co!ee Shop AssistantORGANIZED THE PRESENTATION OF RELATED PRODUCTSPREPARED SPECIALTY COFFEES

2007 | 2009 | Chiropratic assistant | Receptionist | Clinique Chiropratique Laval-des-RapidesMANAGED APPOINTMENTS AND PATIENT FILES

2006 | 2007 | French Tutor | Montmorency CollegePREPARED FOREIGN STUDENTS FOR UNIVERSITY TESTSCORRECTED AND REVISED FRENCH TEXTS

2005 | 2007 Sales representative | Sports ExpertsADVISED CUSTOMERS ON TECHNICAL MATTERS MANAGED INVENTORY

Personal

PROFESSIONAL REFERENCE WILL BE PROVIDED UPON REQUEST

CAN WORK INDEPENDENTLYCAN WORK UNDER PRESSUREENTREPRISING, SHOWS INITIATIVEGOOD AT MANAGING MY TIME

Spoken and Written LanguagesFRENCH, ENGLISH, GERMAN (BASIC), SPANISH (BASIC)

ComputerMS OFFICE, REVIT, RHINOCEROS, RHINOCAM, GRASSHOPPER (SCRIPTING), 3DS MAX AUTOCAD, ECOTECT, PHOTOSHOP, ILLUSTRATOR, INDESIGN

SKETCHING, DRAWING, PAINTING, MODEL MAKING, LASER CUTTER, CNC MACHINE

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Kyle Burrows 1756 Cedar Avenue, Montreal, QC, H3G 1A3 (514) 937-9454 [email protected]

EDUCATION

M. Arch DRS 2011-2013 McGill University, Montreal, QC B.Sc. Architecture 2008-2011 McGill University, Montreal, QC Cegep DEC Diploma in Arts & Sciences 2006-2008 Marianopolis College, Montreal, QC High School Diploma 2001-2006

Selwyn House School, Montreal, QC

LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

GRADUATE ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION President (12-13) PGSS Representative (11-13) VP Communications (11-12) Founding Member

2011-2012

MIGRATING LANDSCAPES Montreal Photographer (11-12)

2011-2012

ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION President (10-11) Adjunct President (09-10)

2009-2011

ARCHITECTURE CAFE Logo Design Competition Organizer (2010) Photo Competition Organizer (2008)

2008-2010

MCGILL EVENTS Open House Volunteer, Discover McGill Volunteer (2009, 2010) Open House Slideshow Coordinator, Open House Arch. Student Rep (2010) Arch. Frosh T-Shirt Design Competition Winner (2010)

2009-2010

MARIANOPOLIS STUDENT CONGRESS President 2007-08 Coordinator of Social Activities 2006-07

2006-2008

MARIANOPOLIS COMMITTEES Chair of the Marianopolis Student Union 2007-08 Voting Member of the Board of Directors 2007-08 Marianopolis Yearbook Club Photographer & Chief Editor 2007-08

2007-2008

PRIZES AND AWARDS

MCGILL UNIVERSITY Graduate Excellence Scholarship 2011-2012 Philip J. Turner Prize 2010 Louis Robertson Prize 2009

MARIANOPOLIS Marianopolis Dean’s List 2008 Marianopolis Student Life Award 2008

SELWYN HOUSE SCHOOL Old Boys’ Association Merit Scholarship 2001-06 Induction to the Cum Laude Society 2006 Thomas Chalmers Brainerd Memorial Award 2006

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• Take$photos$for$the$$McGill$homepage$'Research'Assistant:'Seismic'Vulnerability'Assessment'of'Buildings' ' ' ' Summer$2012'Prof.$Ghyslaine$McClure,$McGill$University,$Montreal,$Quebec$

• Did$OFC$(Operational$and$Functional$Components)$inspections$with$co/worker$and$prepared$reports$for$each$building$using$CSA$S832$

$Administrative'Assistant'[summers]' $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 2010/2011$McGill$Conservatory$Day$Camp,$Montreal,$Quebec$ $ $ $ $ $ $

• Was$responsible$for$all$administration$details$and$parent/camper/camp$relations$$

EXTRA#CURRICULAR'AND'VOLUNTEER'EXPERIENCES''Emerging'Green'Builders'member'and'McGill'representative' ' ' ' ' 2012'Emerging$Green$Builders$–$Quebec$Chapter$of$Canada$Green$Building$Council,$Montreal,$Quebec$

• Organize$activities$and$promote$sustainable$practices$$

Ottawa'Eco#Logical'Competition:'3rd'place$ $ $ $ $ $ $ March$2012$The$Canada$Green$Building$Council$–$Ottawa$Regional$Chapter,$Ottawa,$Ontario$

• Designed$the$new$Carlington$Community$Housing$Centre$within$a$team$of$6$students$from$various$backgrounds$

'Curriculum'Enhancement'Director,'Global'Engineering'Team$ $ $ $ $ 2011/2012$EWB$McGill$University$Chapter,$Montreal,$Quebec$$

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AWARDS,'DISTINCTIONS,'AND'CERTIFICATES''Joseph'S.'Stauffer'and'Brodeur#Drummond'Scholarships' $ $ $ $ 2012/2013$McGill$University,$Montreal,$Quebec$$Undergraduate'Student'Research'Award$ $ $ $ $ $ $ May/August$2012$Natural$Sciences$and$Engineering$Research$Council$of$Canada$$'Health'General'Safety'Course$$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 2011$ASP$Construction,$Montreal,$Quebec$$Student'Life'Award$ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ 2008/2009$Marianopolis$College,$Montreal,$Quebec$$Entrance'Award'Laureate'of'the'Millennium'Award$ $ $ $ $ $ 2008/2009$Canada$Millennium$Scholarship$Foundation$$ACTIVITIES'AND'INTERESTS:'''

• Photography$(event$photography,$digital,$film,$4MTL$blog,$Apostolat$magazine,$Fridge$Door$Gallery$Fall$2011$and$Winter$2012,$winner$of$the$2012$MUPS$photo$contest$for$best$print),$$

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Sept06 - Aug11 Bachelor of Architectural Studies Honors co-operative education program UNIVERSITY OF WATERLOO, CAMBRIDGE, ON, CA

Nov08 LEED AP for New Construction VANCOUVER, BC, CA

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Civil Engineering - B.Eng. Anticipated date of graduation: December 2013 McGill University, Montreal, Quebec

The School of Architecture - B Sc [Arch], Graduated October 2008 McGill University, Montreal, Quebec

NCK Inc. Internship (Nicolet, Chartrand, Knoll) May – August 2012 Montreal, Quebec Structural Engineering Intern Projects:

L’AVENUE (Montreal, Quebec) Attended meetings with client, architect and contractor to review various integrated design solutions for the 50 storey building project. Responsible for completing load analysis studies for each structural design proposal.

Litigation case – structural damage assessment (Montreal, Quebec)

Responsible for documenting the structural damage to 16 commercial buildings located in Trois-Rivières, Quebec. This included visiting and photographing each building, completing load and stress analysis studies and preparing reports.

In addition, provided assistance on various other projects from steel estimation, beam and column design, site visits, modeling in SAP2000, etc. Kengo Kuma & Associates Internship January 2009 – May 2009 Tokyo, Japan Architectural Intern

Projects:

Munch Museum Competition (Oslo, Norway) Responsible for functional layout of floor plans of museum and production of final drawings for submission in competition. Final drawings also published in GA issue called Kengo Kuma Recent Projects.

Culture and Creative Park Beijing (Beijing, China)

Responsible for conceptual design of a series of office towers and commercial spaces Landscape Architecture International Competition Valdebebas Urban Park (Madrid, Spain)

Proposal for landscape design accepted, developed and submitted in competition

In all 3 projects additional contributions included: 3D computer modeling, graphic design, physical models and preparation of documentation for project submission

WORK EXPERIENCE

EDUCATION

Marlene Bambonye 4777 Grosvenor Montreal, Quebec CANADA H3W 2L9 T: 514.550.5779 e-mail: [email protected]

Atelier Bow Wow Internship November 2008 – December 2008

Tokyo, Japan

Architectural Intern

Project:

Droog Hotel (Amsterdam, Holland)

Provided technical support to a team of six professionals. This included producing

architectural 2D drawings, 3D computer modeling and physical models for client meetings.

Dwell Magazine Internship March 2008 – May 2008

New York City, New York

Advertising Sales Intern – part time

Responsible for researching material for magazine’s website, photo editing, assisting online

editor and assuming clerical duties.

I-to-I Volunteering July – August 2011

San Ramon, Costa Rica

Project:

Aided in the construction of a concrete house alongside other volunteers for a local family

Chantiers Jeunesse

Non-profit organization part of a larger international volunteer association that brings together

young adults from around the world to participate in community based projects

Camp 1: Gyurufu, Hungary July 2007

Project consisted of building a mud house

Camp 2: Kuterevo Bear Reserve, Croatia August 2007

Project consisted of assisting in care of bears, construction and maintenance work

Promoting Opportunities for Women in Engineering (POWE) September 2011 – present

Member, McGill University

As an active member of POWE, help organize conferences, fundraisers and other events that

promote awareness and encourage young women to be part of the engineering field

Architecture Students Association Academic year 2007-2008 VP Academic, McGill University

Academic year coincided with arrival of a new director of The School of Architecture and a major

overhaul of academic program. As student body representative, ensured new proposed academic

program reflected and included needs and wishes of students.

Computer Skills Adobe Illustrator, Indesign and Photoshop, AutoCAD 2D drafting and 3D modeling, ArchiCAD, Rhino,

SketchUp, VectorWorks, SAP.

Languages: Fluent in written and spoken English

Fluent in spoken French

VOLUNTEER WORK

EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Curriculum Vitae

McGill University, Montréal

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE [ARCHITECTURE]2008-2011

EDUCATION

McGill University, Montréal

MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE DSR, CANDIDATE 2013. Current

Green Building Council Certification Institute

LEED GREEN ASSOCIATEAptil 2011

SKILLS

Revit, Rhinoceros et VRay, Autocad, 3Ds Max, Adobe Design Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator,

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Kuma & Associates Europe, Par is , France

- Grenelle Hotel Particulier Residence, Paris, France (Conceptual Design Phase)

- Cassan Winery Competition, Cassan, France (Conceptual Design Phase)

- Cultural Center ‘Cité des Arts et de la Culture’, Besançon, France (Construction Design)

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PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Design Department , Montréal

- Research and integration of sustainable incentives to university standards (i.e. LEED)

- Design and construction of interactive learning spaces and research laboratories

MCGILL UNIVERSITY SERVICE FACITLITIES [INTERN]

2009-2011

New York, United-States

SKIDMORE, OWINGS & MERRILL [INTERN] May-Aug.

2012

- Medical City Sheikh Khalifa, Abu Dhabi, UEA (Construction Design Phase)

- University of Connecticut Science campus masterplaning and phase I research

facility, US (Conceptual Design phase)

Statement

When working for SOM over the summer, I attended several lectures of CASE -Center for Architecture

Science & Ecology, a multi-discipline collaboration effort between SOM architects and engineers with the

researchers of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute- which triggered an interest in prototyping and building

technologies. It was quite inspiring how their research involved often full scale fabrication of different

skins and system assemblies. The fabrication allowed the testing of their designs, a crucial step for the

success of their architectural products. Furthermore, the physical built-form was an excellent way to

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generate a sporadic network of ‘think tanks’, I will certainly seek to experiment through digital fabrication.

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FARMMhouse (2012-13) – the b-Shack – SHORT DESCRIPTION

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There is a long history of keeping bees to collect in-gredients from them for food, medicine and raw ma-terial to make everyday objects. There is an equally strong relation between the bees, beehives and Mod-ern Architecture, as Juan Antonio Ramirez has stated PU�OPZ�IVVR�SLUN[O�Z[\K`�VU�[OL�HWPHU�PUÅ\LUJLZ�VM�HY-chitecture—The Beehive Metaphor: From Gaudi to Le Corbusier. Ramirez notes the keeping of bees in Fran-JV»Z�:WHPU�VMMLYLK�H�MHPU[�OVWL�VM�ÄUHUJPHS�PUKLWLUK-ence and success. It is to this hope that the father of Victor Erice’s Spirit of the Beehive desperately clings.


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The b-Shack will attempt to bring back the critical en-gagement with the loss of pataphysics by camping on one of the popular architectural methods that is now being offered up as a discourse—the biomimetic. Bio-mimetic architecture in its strongest form attempts to recreate life as architecture by imitating perceived life-giving or enabling processes. Camping, you will recall is the theatrical, affective exaggeration of something for


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humorous effect. But it can also be an overtly activist and political tool as ACT UP used it in the 1990s to make the public aware of the grow-ing AIDS crisis. Camp, as meta-method for the project, functions in both manners like the best of the b-movies that inspire the b-Shack tactically. For MMOT, the standard-bearer of this type of work might be 1VZO�>OLKVU»Z�*HIPU�PU�[OL�>VVKZ�OLSK�\W�HZ�H�JYP[PJHS�YLÅLJ[PVU�VM�3L�Corbusier’s cabanon-a Modern project perhaps more intensely fraught with problems than most others.

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