jony

information
email
resume/cv
instagram

architecture

1. impressions of a city
   
2. performative interventions
3. vertical urbanicity
   
4. shifted and folded
5. LA times media center
6. bicycle pit-stop
7. hourglass
   
8. design development
9. advanced project delivery
   
10. immersive planetarium
    
11. pixel urbanization
    
12. elementary

professional

1. beverly art gallery
   
2. family basement 
   
3. goat barn
   
4. brant st. affordable tower
   
5. centre rd. retirement community
6. randall st. mixed use tower
7. pocologan homes by the bay
   
8. randall st. creek luxury units
   

design + fashion

1. discrete embodiment
2. tighe internship
   
3. ai spans
   
4. ai vaults
   
5. omnipresence (silent simon) 
6. dystopia (silent simon)
   
7. who? (silent simon)
   
8. risk supply

art + technology

1. training the dragon
   
2. intertwined futures
   
3. city re-imagined
   
4. lost in the city
   
5. lazy BIM
   
6. HELP
   
7. escape 
8. scaling of the pixel
   
9. emergence
10. exhuastion, exhubarance
11. utopia
    

performances + events

1. NAIIM concert
   
2. daniels artscape toronto
3. toronto fashion week ‘23
   
4. “make it fashion” TIFF bell lightbox
   
5. nuit noir warehouse
   
6. toronto fashion week ‘21
7. toronto fashion week ‘20
   

volunteer + extra

1. sci-arc garden renovation
   
2. views of planet city exhibition
3. sci-arc night live w/Soomeen Hahm
   
4. housebath appearing twice w/David Eskenazi
   
5. “no evil” w/Jennifer Chen

papers

1. invisible city
2. parafictional house
   
3. cyberspace (dis)abling bodies
   

*website is still under construction*

beverly art gallery
2024
w/ Studio Antares A + E
assisted with design, modelling, rendering, and animation
THE PLAN Awards 2024 Finalist

/professional

This gallery responds to the need for spaces tailored to the display of art on the cutting edge of technology. This rethinking of exhibition design also prompts an interrogation of the role of the art gallery today. Recognizing art as a driving factor for social life in the city, and the gallery as a locus of activity, the design moves away from the static “white cube” model. It instead offers diverse settings that can be adjusted to changing needs. The innovation of the gallery serves as a complement to the art, reflecting changing attitudes towards its display and interaction with viewers. 

©JONYjonathan guirguis2025