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Architecture Designer project manager with cumulative projects totaling  $75M + in construction budget,  receiving OHBA (2008) and CHBA (2004, 2002) awards.  Her work shows an appreciation for details, proportions and the human experience within architecture spaces, and craftsmanship  – some intricate and delicate.

Able to connect innovators’ and executors’ mindsets, and guiding to a directed end result.  Unafraid to address change in the service process, when possible, generates value creation of scope brought by stakeholders.  Her performance has allowed her to achieve numerous milestones in her life.

email: shirley.v.ting@gmail.com   – site evolves while loading more images. do return from time to time.

**Please note. I know it is easy to steal, as a professional courtesy and a matter of conscience – don’t. True talent will have a geysir of ideas, creativity comes from years of work as well as effort and interconnectivity of new forms and ideas.   For what is creativity? A lot of work over time.**

Welcome to my portfolio for architecture of finished projects and original design work, with design ranging from Classical styles to a homogeneous merging of 2 cultural styles.

I have numerous academic and professional-related design 3d studies and sketches done in various mediums that help with design development.  Since I have always enjoyed 3d visualization challenge that began in undergrad (see 3d axo drawings below -click to view), I think of many aspects of design and enjoy new creations or finding solutions.

My experience ranges from the exterior down to the details of furniture millwork, including metalworks.

As well I have also included past undergraduate architecture projects, where the plates were required to be presented in a rendered manner using watercolor.  This presentation style resulted to my other body of work in visual arts.

I have included some videos since I find making little videos show the process of creating, idea generation and design development, and it is a nice break from a static image.

Additionally, a portfolio for fine arts works were creative outlets as I studied my architecture exams, reviewed professional practice requirements like project management, building code and contracts.   Painting my project designs represented the intent of the work.   While illustrations sprouted from my holiday cards, numerous sketches, and ideas.

Work and life generated numerous used and unused ideas and non-stop creation, thus over time I have an extensive body of work.