Using Toronto as a case study, I aimed to explore drawing and diagramming as a dialectical tool to
better understand the intangible, ephemeral, and purely conceptual, yet still pervasive qualities of
urbanity while still remaining grounded in a study of its physical geography.
better understand the intangible, ephemeral, and purely conceptual, yet still pervasive qualities of
urbanity while still remaining grounded in a study of its physical geography.
King Street Study
This elevation explores the life of a block of King Street West, specifically in front of the OMNI King Edward Hotel. The elevation is used as a tool to examine the nature of openness and the public realm within the urban fabric of Toronto.
Learning from Toronto
Axonometrics exploring the mitotic process of lot severance in Toronto’s suburbs as a means of inserting density
Sidewalk Labs TO
Lynchian map and FAR diagrams navigating Google’s infrastructural and architectural plans for Toronto’s Waterfront and their potential impacts on the urban fabric of the area
