KAILEY OFARRELL

Kailey OFarrellBFAM.Arch Candidate

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Kailey OFarrellBFAM.Arch Candidate

403.608.5662kaileyofarrell@gmail.com

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I am a Masters of Architecture student in my second year of study at the University of Calgary. I have developed strong digital and para-metric modelling, rendering, diagramming and digital fabrication skills that have given me confidence and control in numerous softwares. I will bring the skills and knowledge that I have obtained in school as well as my experience working in three small scale design builds to a new work environment. I look forward to furthering my education and experiences by working in an architectural firm as a summer intern.

2010 BFA Emily Carr University of Art and Design

current M.arch University of Calgary

photography, drawing, printmaking, digital fabrication

2014 U of Cs Deans List2014 Faculty Recommended Awards2014 Alberta Graduate Student Scholarship2013 U of Cs Deans List

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my skills

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recommendations

2014 graphics 01 T.A Jason Johnson, Marc Boutin University of Calgary2014 design and fabrication team: Myrtle Jason Johnson Beakerhead arts and engineering festival2014 design build: HOLY SUKKAH Jason Johnson beth Tzedec 2014 C&D research Josh Taron recording, categorizing + digitally modeling homes to be demolished2012-2013 photo tech playboy.com, playboytv.com2010-2013 photographer + photo tech parasuco, simons, aldo, spring, little burgundy, browns shoes, mackage, bod + christensen, buffalo

Keir Stuhlmiller associate Group2 p/1.587.777.0518 e/ keirs@group2.ca

Jason Johnson principal Minus Architecture p/1.403.990.9135 e/minusarchitecture@gmail.com

Joshua Taron principal Synthetiques e/josh@synthetiques.net

Simon Kim principal IK Studio e/simon.kim@i-k-studio.com

When I started the M.Arch program last fall I had no idea

what I was getting myself into, I knew that I had a lot of hard

work ahead me, but I did not realize there would be such an

incredible learning curve. In the Graphics Workshop 0I class you

are confronted with so many new challenges, and although the

learning curve is steep, the progress made in such a short amount

of time is really amazing. I went into Graphics with a comprehensive

knowledge of photoshop from previous experience but I came out

proficient in the full Adobe suite, Rhino, V-ray and Grasshopper.

I think that having the opportunity to TA the Graphics

Workshop 0I would be an awesome experience in the sense

that, not only would I be able to share the knowledge and skills I

acquired over the last year with the incoming students but it would

also help me to continue learning through the design process and

software. In addition to this I enjoy helping others and often find

myself assisting my peers but also learning something new in the

process. I would enjoy the opportunity to be able to assist the news

students by sharing the skills, approaches, and methods that I have

developed in my studies thus far.

KAILEY OFARRELL/Graphics 0I

Preferred IDEATION Methods

Program Proficienciessketching

diag

ramming

modeling

research

dream

ing

autocad

grasshopperrhino

illustratorindesign

photoshop

windowsmac

presentation + public speakingteam work + solo determinationtime management + multitaskingwriting + editing

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portfolio/content

warming hut competition

worming hut

selected projects from studio Iprofessor Jason Johnson

edworthy park site analysis studio IIIprofessor Joshua Taron

subsumption

design builds paracusia N+1 Myrtle Holy Sukkah

studio IIpracticing architects Jeremy Sturgess + Kevin Harrison

sunnyside sculpture house

sunnyside multi family

diagrams/graphics/research

voronoi follie casa del fascio comprehensive studio IVprofessor Keir Stulhmiller digital media research + exhibition centre

photography

professor Joshua Taron

Professor Joshua Taron

professor Jason Johnson

professor Jason Johnson

professor Jodi James + Matt Knapick

professor Simon Kim

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worming hutThe Worming Hut was designed to mimic the natural lamination of wood and the perforation created by WOODWORM. Despite being widely considered a pest, woodworms are an intriguing kind of architect in their own right. They reappropriate a space, carving and tunneling their way through wood to create a temporary habitation. The resulting pattern of perforations and the layers of wood that are revealed create a striking effect which inspired this project. This behaviour of the woodworm also has an interesting likeness to the behaviour of the river on which the hut is located, which winds through and carves away earth.

professor: Joshua Taronteam: Kailey OFarrell, Thiago Bueno, Kaylin Obst

LAMINATION

PERFORATION

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ALIEN TO THIS ENVIRONMENT

ALIEN TO THIS ENVIRONMENT

RED RIVER,WINNIPEG

REAPPROPRIATION

SHELTER

pattern behavior

pattern depth

WARMING HUT

WINTER

WORMINGWINDING

EROSIONLAYERS

Topographical Ground Condition

WOODWORMPATTERN

LAYERS

top view

2.00 M

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worming hut

COMP. 01 COMP. 01 + 02 COMP. 01 + 02 + 03

COMPONENTS TRANSPORTATION

FRAME COMPONENTS SLIDE AND LOCK INTO EACH OTHER

INT. + EXT LAYERS

INT. LAYERS

STRUCTURAL FRAME

FULL ASSEMBLYCOMPONENTS 01 - 04

ENVIRONMENT INTERACTIONPARTICLE FLOW / WIND / SNOW BURMING

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FRONT ELEVATION

SIDE ELEVATION

FULL ASSEMBLYCOMPONENTS 01 - 04

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Gillian Piche | Kailey OFarrell | Krista Perrin | Melissa Pyne

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Above Horizon Line

Below Horizon

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description: complete 360 views were photographed in the morning, afternoon and evening to create colour wheels. this process focused on the dynamic and responsive aspect of colour and the interaction between colour and light in the park. vegetation and sun paths were revealed through this investigation.

edworthy parksite analysis

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professor: Jason Johnson team: kailey ofarrell, melissa pyne, krista perrin, gillian piche

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afternoon

night

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edworthy parksite analysisdescription: with the use of a grid, quatitative measurements were recorded to create a sound map. distinct sounds were separated into industrial, human, and natural. this analysis indicated the dominant sounds at play in edworthy park.

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unassigned

production floor(100)target 1000 m2level (0)

product storage(101)target 250 m2level (0)

offices(102)target 240 m2level (0)

library(300)

target 400 m2level (2)

cafe(304)

target 100 m2level (2)

digital media lab(301)target 165 m2level (2)

community association(303)target 150 m2level (2)

atrium(302)target 150 m2level (2)

kitchen(405)

target 200 m2level (2)

maintenance(103)