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< ARCHITECTURE

BUILDING SURVEYS

Architectural Surveys and Studies for Existing Structures and Potential Renovations

Building surveys provide crucial data on spatial layouts, material integrity, and regulatory compliance. By mapping current conditions in detail, they offer essential insights to guide interventions, renovations, regularizations, and other necessary modifications.

Residences

The projects involve detailed building and planimetric surveys of existing private homes to facilitate regularization and assess potential renovations. This essential process includes precise mapping and measurement of the properties, documenting the current condition of the structures, terrain, and spatial layouts. The accurate data collected supports the evaluation of the feasibility of updates, expansions, or modifications, while ensuring compliance with local regulations and zoning requirements. The floor plans showcased here are selected examples of completed architectural surveys.

Architectural floor plan of the upper level of a private home in Toronto, showcasing spatial organization and design features, included in City Hall records – by Roberto Gasparini Jr.
Technical drawing of the ground floor plan for a private residence in Toronto, part of City Hall documentation, detailing room layouts and structural elements – by Roberto Gasparini Jr.
Detailed floor plan of the basement of a Toronto private residence submitted as part of City Hall documentation – by Roberto Gasparini Jr.

Private Residence Floor Plan

Part of the City Hall documentation

Toronto, Canada

Medical Care Center

Additionally, a similar detailed survey is conducted for a Medical Care Center slated for renovation. This comprehensive analysis serves as the foundation for planning improvements and modernizations that align with current medical standards and patient care needs. The survey facilitates an understanding of the existing structural conditions, allowing for the development of strategies to enhance functionality, flow, and overall patient experience within the hospital setting.

Architectural floor plan of a medical care center in Toronto, part of building survey documentation, outlining patient areas, service zones, and circulation paths – by Roberto Gasparini Jr.

Medical Care Center Floor Plan

Part of the building survey documentation

Toronto, Canada

Wooden Staircase and Deck

This work is a detailed survey of a wooden staircase and deck to assess their condition and explore restoration and renovation options. The survey includes accurate measurements and documentation to identify damages, material wear, and design issues. The goal is to restore the staircase and deck to their original charm while considering upgrades for structural integrity, safety, and modern design improvements. The evaluation ensures that any modifications preserve the original aesthetic while enhancing functionality, durability, and the overall environment. 

Hand-drawn perspective of a wooden staircase and deck in Toronto, part of a structural survey for renovation, capturing design details and material conditions – by Roberto Gasparini Jr.

Wooden Staircase and Deck

Part of a structure survey for renovation

Toronto, Canada

These surveys form the backbone of effective architectural redesigns, enabling informed decisions that balance preservation with innovation, and ultimately ensuring that future renovations meet the demands of contemporary living standards.

Projects development: architects Roberto Gasparini Jr., Aleksandra Harrington and others.

Images: Roberto Gasparini Jr.

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