Student Design Competition — Isabella Trindade

selected projects

Urban Chair 2.0: Rethinking Street Furniture. Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU), Department Department of Architectural Science, Winter 2022

As an educator, I mentor students and foster a culture of exploration and excellence by encouraging participation in design competitions. These experiences expand learning beyond the classroom, connecting students with the broader design community and real-world challenges.

Faculty: Isabella Trindade and Julia Jamrozik. Project 1 by Emily Liu, Project 2 by Carolina Ramirez Tenorio,

Project: Pave Student Design Competition

The Chick-fil-A American fast food restaurant chain sponsored the 2017 year’s PAVE competition (Planning and Visual Education Partnership), and invited students to explore new ways of creating an experience that is more than just a transaction of food. This project was developed in the Interior Design Studio 7 (INTD 4000) coordinated by Zaiba Mian in 2017, and supervised by Isabella Trindade in the Interior Design Program at Humber college.

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Campus pop-up Restaurant by Alina Ryssina & Kimberly Czornodolskyj.

The concept combine a reinterpretation of the original farm house with playful contemporary elements.