jony

information
email
resume/cv
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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. tighe internship
  2. ai spans
  3. ai vaults
  4. omnipresence (silent simon) 
  5. dystopia (silent simon)
  6. who? (silent simon)
  7. 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*
hourglass
2021
in collaboration with Andrew Bako Warming Huts Competition by The Forks
Winnipeg, MB
/architecture
Hourglass is an entry for the Warming Huts competition hosted by The Forks in Winnipeg, Canada with my partner Andrew Bako. The overall form is designed using video game physics engines allowing primitive forms to collide, slump, and droop all together in a state of comfortable imbalance. The project is designed as a physical manifestation of our blurred spatiotemporal realities. Over the course of the past two years, our distinction between work, play and domestic life has been radically altered by rapidly shifting health guidelines and socio-politcal landscapes. We have reached an era of simultaneous comfort and unease. The proposal poses the question of when is time to hit the reset button, and what is here to stay?






















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