Award winning honours student with superior organizational and multi-tasking

talents; strength in sustainability in design, and interpersonal skills. Eager to take on

responsibility and have my fresh look on design grow with the industry. With a strong work

ethic focussing on integrity, confidentiality and reliability, I am a strong team driven worker

with the ability to take the lead when necessary, while contributing strong and efficient

ideas.

DESIGN SKILLS

Highly efficient in AutoCAD 2D and 3D, Architectural Desktop, Sketch Up & Photoshop

Hand-drafting, Hand-rendering, Freehand drawing & Sketching, 3-Dimensional drawing techniques

Knowledge in history of furniture and design

Focus on sustainable Interior Design and ordering principles

Principles of color theory, lighting design, materials performance and design and application to the

design of physical spaces that creatively facilitate human activity

Preparing complete and detailed construction packages

Following Ontario Building Code 2012 and industry requirements

Knowledge of building construction, safety standards, sustainable design and universal design

Analyzing and solving problems creating effective interior environments

Creating effective and organized design manuals and presentations

ADMINISTRATIVE SKILLS

Microsoft Word, PowerPoint & Publisher

Polite & professionally answering phones and communicating with customers & suppliers

Organizing information and research gathering

Efficiently working under time constraint & heavy work load

CURRENT | THIRD YEAR | GEORIGAN COLLEGE SCHOOL OF DESIGN AND VISUAL ART

Recognized by ARIDO and accredited by CIDA

3 Year Diploma In Advanced Interior Design Program

Completed six courses in AutoCAD in correspondence with six Studio courses

Utilized sustainable design in Passive Solar Residential Design Project

Recognized & chosen as top project by Clients (Owner, General Manager & Head Chef of Kempenfelt

Conference

Center) for Restaurant Design

Recognized & chosen as top project by Graphic Design Professor for the Corporate Interior Design of a

Graphic Design Office

Detailed construction drawings for custom millwork, lighting and furniture design

Focus on Retail, Commercial, Residential, Restaurant Corporate design

Focus on Health Care design through Thesis project

Dean’s List 2013-2016

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GEORGIAN COLLEGE SDVA SCHOLARSHIP SHOW 2014

Awarded 777 DESIGN AVENUE Scholarship for Excellence in Interior Design

GEORGIAN COLLEGE SDVA SCHOLARSHIP SHOW 2015

Awarded GLOBAL CONTRACT Scholarship for Excellence in Interior Design

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PROGRAM COORDINATOR STUDENT ASSISTANT | GEORGIAN COLLEGE | 2014-2016

Organizing and maintaining the Design Contact Sample Library

Contacting suppliers to expand and sustain our sample library

Administrative tasks as needed by Program Coordinator

Promoting our Interior Design Program through displays, tours and Open House

Public speaking and presentation

PROSHOP ASSOCIATE | CARDINAL GOLF CLUB | 2012-2016

Recognized for exceeding sales goals each year

Responsible for Opening & Closing shop and Clubhouse with a heavy focus on security

Guest reception, hosting and administration

Golf course tee time schedule management

Retail shop merchandise display and product management

Ordering merchandise & participating in yearly product booking

SALE’S ASSOCIATE | MARK’S WORK WEARHOUSE | 2009-2012

Recognized multiple times for efficiency and positive attitude through direct and online custom-

er feedback

Greeting customers in a friendly and open manner & providing knowledge and efficient custom-

er service

In charge of creating and maintaining effective merchandise displays

Placing and receiving orders

Working Sales floor & cash register

Working under pressure of a fast paced retail environment

Problem Solving to ensure customer satisfaction

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“This thesis proposes to design an accessible and sustainable building with a

focus on balance and tranquility in both a Mental Health Treatment Facility and a Fitness and Wellness

Centre through the adaptive re-use of the Newmarket Community Centre located in the heart of Newmarket,

Ontario. To provide a space that accommodates all users, focusing on both mind and body based on

behavioral needs and the well-being of all occupants.”

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“A modern feel is created with the use of clean straight lines, where the horizontal lines

suggest a feeling of calmness and stability, while vertical lines give a sense of balance

and formality. All elements of the design reflect the companies brand and philosophy,

resulting in an energetic and collaborative work space where Motive’s Graphic Design

team can find inspiration through their surroundings.

Each of the client’s requirements were taken into consideration and the functional pro-

gram has been utilized in an organized and efficient manner, with additional focus on

current design trends and sustainable design initiatives.

Productivity was a large focus in this design process so

collaborative group spaces and private spaces were designed so that each worker is

considered and comfortable. Spaces where the design team can work together to col-

laborate and brainstorm new ideas are offered throughout the office space.

The design of the Motive Graphic Studio corporate office

focusses on a simplistic yet energetic environment.”

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“The architectural and interior design elements that have been incorporated into this project were inspired by restau-

rants in Copenhagen, Denmark. Combining particular elements into this project that are based on existing spaces lo-

cated within my selected culture is how the space makes guests feel as though they are walking in to a Danish restau-

rant. Simplistic design is seen throughout many of the spaces where the simple structured layouts and monochro-

matic color schemes help to accentuate the splashes of color used throughout furnishing and accessories. Concrete

flooring in combination with bright white walls and ceilings were repeatedly shown through research, where the lively

green plant life and colorful furniture and lighting stand out tremendously, separating each space while creating a

comfortable and relaxing environment. Each of these elements have been utilized though the design of Copenhagen

Danish Cuisine & Bar in a way that speaks to Danish architecture and interior design.”

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THE STEELE RESIDENCE

“Located in Utopia, Ontario, this residential

design project focusses on passive solar design and

modern sustainability. With each element reflecting

sustainability and the use of the sun, a successful

design was accomplished.

Bringing an open feel to the central space of the

home, the living, dining and kitchen space are

migrated together in order to create a sense of unity

and harmony. An open atrium plays on the use of the

sun throughout the design, bringing additional sun-

light into the surrounding space, while providing the

residents with a connection to nature.

Exploring Passive solar design, a South facing

trombe wall acts as a solar mass to heat and cool

the space, while geothermal energy is also supplied

through the adjacent pond.

Overall, this design brings an open and inviting feel

to a sustainable and energy efficient home.

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ELEMENTAL DESIGN:

ABOVE - CURVED NICHE BOOTH SEATING

BELOW / RIGHT - RECONSTRUCTION WITH 90% OF

MATERIALS INTO CURVED STAIR AND SHELVING

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