Andjela Tatarovic / Portfolio 2013

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3Design Statement/

11Work Term #2

10Work Term #1

Hotel CMON 8-9

Timber Tree Farm-Park 4-7

Queen’s Quay Stage 16-17

Work Term #3 12-15

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Design Statement

*and when i say build a lot, i don’t just mean a plethora of massive, dark, concrete towers that are out of touch with humanity. i mean the essence of the word on the physical, emotional, spiritual and whatever other level and sense it can have. because when i need to create a building, i am not just creating another mass of bricks with spaces inside. i am building relationships. i am building careers. i am building futures. i am building communities. even when i am building one building, i am building a lot.

i like to think. a lot.

i like to write. a lot.

i like to draw. a lot.

and when i finish architecture school, i want to build. a lot.*

Social ProblemsEnergy Usage

ComplexityComplex Systems

Architecture

Ecosystems

Environments

Details

CitiesCommunities

People

Memories

MeaningRepresentation

Culture

History Personal history

RelationshipsInteraction

HierarchyLogic

Form

In-Form

LanguageSyntax

System

Change

Stories

Orthographic Drawings

Code

Harmony

Connections

Criticism

Order

Chaos

Questionning

Philosophy

In-formal

Space

Consciousness

Presence

Protect

Hold

Transform

Nature

Infrastructure

Essential

Framing

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Portlands Community Timber Tree Farm Park2B Design Studio / Independent / August 2012 //RHINO 4.0, AUTOCAD 2012, PHOTOSHOP CS5, INDESIGN CS5, ILLUSTRATOR CS5, HAND SKETCH

As part of the attempt to revitalize the downtown Portlands area, a community project is proposed where timber trees are grown on site, and harvested for production of furniture and art pieces, and other woodworking products re-sold to the public. Thus, not only is there economic benefit, but a social value is created on the site, where people will get to experience every part of the timber growing, harvesting, and manufacturing process.

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Part of Section Underneath Timber Plantation: Extension onto public realm is metaphorical and literal; extra trees are planted throughout the city

Part of Section Underneath Timber Plantation: Showing the variety of program all located on site. Visitors can see the planting of a tree, to the sawing of a tree, to the production of a timber product. Educational resources also on site.

Marketplace Frontage to Public Realm

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Hotel CMON2A Design Studio / Independent / December 2010 //REVIT ARCHITECTURE 2010, AUTOCAD 2010, PHOTOSHOP CS4, INDESIGN CS4

As part of the attempt to revitalize the downtown Cambridge area, Hotel Cambridge-Ontario, is a proposed 50-room hotel located on the former site of Capitol Theatre which is currently used as a large parking lot.

Perspective

Lounge Bar

Pool

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Site Plan

Ground Floor

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Work Term #1Various Projects / Archdesign Architects / Jan-April 2011 //AUTOCAD 2008, HAND MODELING, CAMERA

Drafting from Site Visit Drafting Architect’s Sketch

Drafting Architect’s SketchSketch Model - Back

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Work Term #2

Various Projects / City of Brampton / Sept-Dec 2011//PHOTOSHOP CS4, IN-DESIGN CS4, ILLUSTRATOR CS4, SKETCHUP 8

Mount Pleasant VillageA New Transit-Oriented Neighbourhood Emerging in Brampton

A new kind of development is being built on the outskirts of Brampton, in the Greater Toronto Area. Focused around transit, compact and walkable, with a strong char-acter, Mount Pleasant Village represents the new face of greenfield development in Ontario and is a demonstration of Brampton’s quest for smarter growth and more sustainable and liveable development.

Mount Pleasant acts as a de-facto mobility hub connecting inter-regional GO service (rail and bus) with local Brampton local transit.

Introduction:

Regional and Local Context:

Innovation:This is not a conventional “suburban devel-opment” and it is expected to favour and at-tract a very urban lifestyle, focused on transit and active transportation. It has a lot of innovation including very strong public realm, a compact cultural-educational complex on a very small site; extensive use of “alternative development standards” (ADS) resulting in narrow streets; reduced setbacks favouring pedestrians.

This project has used innovative planning tools such as a design-based block (tertiary) plan, complete with detailed Community De-sign Guidelines, strong architectural control and new development standards.

DEVELOPED AND BUILT:Residential, Subdivision workNorth West Land Owners Group

Square, Transit station, Cultural amenityCity of Brampton

SchoolBrampton Library Board, Peel District School Board

FUNDING:The developer, City of Brampton, senior levels of government including the Infra-structure Stimulus Fund.

Public Art, Heritage, Wayfinding:

Information:City of Brampton project page:http://www.brampton.ca/en/Business/planning-development/projects-studies/Pag-es/Mount-Pleasant-Village.aspx

Contacts:City of Brampton: 905.874-2000 Email: pd&d.general@brampton.ca

Credits:

Streetscape Documentation

Presentation Preparations

Public Information Documents

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Work Term #3

Various Projects / Lennis Trotter Architect / Sept-Dec 2012//AUTOCAD 2010

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Queen’s Quay Stage

Visual Communications II and Building Construction II, culminated in a joint final project which was also a submission for the annual Structural Steel Educator’s Foundation (SSEF) student competition. This year the theme was curvature and my partner ZiCheng Xu and I submitted a proposal for an outdoor stage on Queens Quay.

1B Visual Communications and Building Construction / With partner ZiCheng Xu / April 2010 //PHOTOSHOP CS4, IN-DESIGN CS4, RHINO 4.0 WITH V-RAY

North elevation

East elevationSouth elevation

Structural Axo

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Thank you!

For your time.

For viewing my portfolio.

For your interest in my work.

For an opportunity to collaborate on future city building.

Social ProblemsEnergy Usage

ComplexityComplex Systems

Architecture

Ecosystems

Environments

Details

CitiesCommunities

People

Memories

MeaningRepresentation

Culture

History Personal history

RelationshipsInteraction

HierarchyLogic

Form

In-Form

LanguageSyntax

System

Change

Stories

Orthographic Drawings

Code

Harmony

Connections

Criticism

Order

Chaos

Questionning

Philosophy

In-formal

Space

Consciousness

Presence

Protect

Hold

Transform

Nature

Infrastructure

Essential

Framing

atatarov@uwaterloo.ca / (647) 818-2718 / Toronto, ON