UBC Environment & Sustainability // Architecture
Our site looks at the future of Olympic Village and False Creek, embracing the rise in sea level that has often been approached with rigid, monotonous design (the seawall) to mitigate flooding. However, we consider water as the important element that could enrich and redefine this neighbourhood (and thus Vancouver's culture and urban identity), and preserving current protective structures only interferes with possible human-marine environment interactions.
I was a co-production designer for this short film. We were also responsible for wardrobe. Shot in October 2021.
I was the production designer for this spec/short film. Filmed during the heat wave.
This was the first time I worked on a film set. I was in charge of the production design with the help of our own director!
The hardest part was finding a location, which affected our pre-production process. As the production designer, I had to improvise with set decoration as I did not get a chance to join the location scouting (which happened only a few days before the shoot).
This set ranges from urban/street photography to portraiture. Most photographs were edited in Adobe Lightroom.
I was a Prop / Set Designer for the Festival Dionysia 2021, virtual theatre show, for three plays: Stowridge Radio, Ripe, and Fluorescent Lights. Most of my work was done through graphic design.
My team developed ideas and proposed changes to the UBC Flagpole Plaza for the Pitch event.
Poster for GEOB402 symposium. Statistical analysis on ozone, PM10, and PM2.5 concentrations from 2019 to 2020 (November). Determined whether or not the lockdown and restrictions significantly decreased local emissions.
Using the HYSPLIT model, along with synoptic maps, to look at the historical nuclear accident in Chernobyl.
Comparing ozone and fine particulate matter based on seasonal and diurnal 2018 data for Abbotsford in the LFV, as well as looking at how they relate to meteorology.