M O R G A N O’ R E I L L Y P O R T F O L I O

M U S E O D E I C I N Q U E C E N T O C U L T U R A L C E N T R E

This redesign of Piazza dei Cinquecento includes the major addition of a cultural centre which will host tem-porary exhibitions while housing the Torlonia sculpture collection permanently. It is intended to represent the fundamentals of Rome at this major entry point into the city. Passing through the space one experiences a strong sense of the layers that once existed, the changing activities of a piazza as well as compression followed by expansion.

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This design project was included in the FAR (Foreign Architects Rome) exhibition in the Festa dell’Architettura in Rome, June 2010.

I N T E R F A I T H C H A P E L I N T E G R A T E D D E S I G N

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This extensive model is made completely out of wood. It disassembles to reveal the interior and allow for viewing angles into the inner most sacred spaces.

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One of a set of details which are part of a full technical report on the interfaith chapel. The full report is available upon request.

T O R O N T O H O U S E R E N O V A T I O N A N D A D D I T I O N

An unfortunate fire left a gaping hole in the back of this Toronto residence. The owners chose to take the opportunity to add a small modern addition and to renovate. The deck is an existing structure.

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Was responsible for a full set of architectural drawings of this project.

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EXTENSION The First People’s House is cur-rently under construction on the University of Victoria campus. It is intended to make aboriginal students feel at home as well as to consolidate all aboriginal student services under one roof. These presentation draw-ings were created for award submissions.

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Georg Driendl’s Solar Tube located in Vienna, Austria. Modelled and rendered using Form Z.

S O L A R T U B E C O M P U T E R G E N E R A T E D M O D E L

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This final project focused on sustainability in a multi-purpose urban office tower. A large courtyard was used to create public space which would draw people into the complex. The project also explored vertical green space and double glazing systems.

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office level

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O F F I C E T O W E R U R B A N D E S I G N

L U S T H A U S D I N I N G P A V I L I O N

The design of this dining pavilion was based on the modularity of the cube and the idea of deconstruction. A series of boxes contained within a single stretcher unpack and unfold to create eight chairs, eight elevated storage units, eight shading screens as well as a long table which includes a cooking unit. The entire pavilion was built and assembled by the group.

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Bridging the gap between the Mechanical Engineering building and the Medical Sci-ences building on the University of Toronto campus. Modelled using Form Z and entered into the SSEF Student Design Competition, this group project combined knowledge and design of steel construc-tion.

S T E E L B R I D G E D E S I G N A N D M O D E L I N G

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This model of Union Station in Toronto includes the entire front facade as well as street level, subway concourse and subway platform levels. It can be taken apart to fully view each level. It was used in the design development of the second subway platform addition and proposed renovation to Union Station.

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GUEST HOUSE FRAMING MODEL

FRAMING MODEL

entrancesouth elevation

G U E S T H O U S E F R A M I N G M O D E L

This group project involved the development of a pre-existing design for a river side guest house and the building and de-tailing of a wood framing model at 1:20.

original plan interim development final designdesign development of plan

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K U L T U R K A U F H A U S D E P A R T M E N T S T O R E

This final studio project involved the design of a “cultural department store” which was to be incorporated into a master plan which had been created for a previous group project and is shown here in the site plan. This design looks at the use of ramps as a means of movement through the multipurpose building as well as a way of uniting the community and commercial functions.

section through courtyard

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ESSENTIAL DWELLING

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S K E T C H E S

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Baths of Caracalla

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I T A L Y

The Rape of Proserpina

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