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PORTFOLIOREBECCA PETE

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BEDs, BFA, LEED Green Ass


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Rebecca Peters

EDUCATION

2012-present

2012

2010-2012

1996-2001

1993-1995

Emma Fitzgerald, M.Arch, BEDs, BFA, Intern Architect, MNA.Contact: [email protected], (902) 444-5170 (home).

D'Arcy Morris-Poultney, Director of Operations at CEED, Halifax NS.

Contact: [email protected], (902) 484-8484 (home)

Robert Collins, Assistant Professor of Architecture, Dalhousie Univer

Contact: [email protected], (902) 494-4514 (work)

Resum

MASTER OF ARCHITECTURE

School of Architecture, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS.Graduation expected in April 2014.

LEED GREEN ASSOCIATE

Green Building Certication Institute. September 2012.

BACHELOR OF ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN STUDIES

School of Architecture, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS.

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS WITH HONOURS

Set and Costume Design, York University, Toronto, ON.

DIPLOMA IN BUILDING TECHNOLOGY

I.W.Akerley College (NSCC). Dartmouth, NS.

INTERN DESIGNER

Cities and Environment Unit, Halifax, NS.

PROPERTIES BUILDER

Neptune Theatre, Halifax, NS.

HOUSE RENOVATOR

Self Employed, Halifax, NS.

INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINTER

Self Employed, Halifax, NS.

SET AND COSTUME BUILDERSelf Employed, Toronto, ON.

CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE

Winners Inc., Toronto, ON.

BUILDING TECHNOLOGIST

Graphics Unlimited, Dartmouth, NS.

WORK EXPERIENCE

2012

2002-2010

2002-2010

2002-2010

2001-2002

1996-2001

1995-1996

Auto Cad, Rhino, Vectorworks, Sketch-up, Photoshop,

Illustrator, InDesign, Manual Drafting, Model Building,

Carpenty, Painting, Faux Finish Painting, Sewing,

Upholstery, Molding and Casting, WHIMIS, First Aid.

CONTACT: [email protected] H: (902) 431-7255 C: (902)719

REFERENCESSKILLS / OTHER


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BASEMENT PLAN

FIRST FLOOR PLAN

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

HYDROSTONETheatre

After studying the site for this Theatre design project, in the Hydrostone area of Halifax,

NS, it was apparent that there was a disconnect between the corner site and the circula-tion paths of the local residents. People avoided this lot, choosing rather to cross thestreet before coming to this area. I wanted to rectify this and create a welcoming place

for people to gather. I chose to work with the articulation of the Hydrostone market streetfront and the green space adjacent, and create an open courtyard that would be a place

for local residents to use throughout the day.


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MARITIME MUSEUMPavilion Designed as an annex pavilion to the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic in Halifax NS. Thisbuilding design took its inspiration from local boat houses and vernacular construction. The

Maritime museum is a display of mans relationship with the sea. This pavilion helps celebrate

and emphasize this relationship by retaining a relationship to open water in one half and thejuxtaposition of the feeling of an enclosed boat house in the other.

GROUND FLOOR

SECOND FLOOR


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DALHOUSIE IDEASchool

GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR SOUTH WEST ELEVATION

SOUTH WEST SHADE- STUDY

This 50000 sq-ft building was designed to replace the existing chemicalengineering building on the Sexton campus of Dalhousie University.This building is intended to bring together Architecture, Engineering

and Planning students. The varying articulation of the facades was astudy into self shading, which could reduce the need for supplemen-

tary shading devices.


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Potlotek First NationsSchool Co-Design with Breagh McKeoughand the Cities and Environment Unit

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1. Classroom

2. Community / Kitchen

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3OPEN TO BELOW

OPEN TO BELOW

GROUND FLOOR PLAN UPPER FLOOR PLAN

The Potlotek reserve in Cape Breton, NS, require a building to accommodate displaced high

school students until a new much larger school is built. Additionally, this building is to serve as acommunity space and has to be adaptable for multiple uses, now and in the future. The four studyrooms are divided by movable wall panels, that allow the space to adapt and change its size and

congurations. A large outdoor deck provides connection to Nature and space for an outdoorclassroom. (Construction is scheduled for 2013).

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FRONT ELEVATION

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3. Gallery Hall

4. W/C

5. Deck

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51. Study Nook

2. Gathering space

3. Deck

LUNENBURG


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LUNENBURGHouse

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

UPPER FLOOR PLAN

Designed for the UNESCO town of Lunenburg, NS, this design was locatedon Lincoln St, in a predominately commercial area. The upper level housesthe residential unit, while the lower oor incorporates retail space. Working

in conjunction with its surrounding buildings, an internal public courtyard iscreated within the block connecting this project to a perceived public path

through the town.

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1. Living Roo

3. W/C

5. Bedroom

6. Retail

4. Ofce

2. Kitchen

7. Mechanic


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Thank you

for your

time and consideration

Rebecca [email protected]

(902)431-7255

(902)719-5775

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