Aiman Fazil
LOOM 14: A Creative Hub for Permanent Placement
Environmental Design
2026
This thesis explores heritage preservation and urban economic resilience at 14 McCaul Street. By reimagining this historic structure as permanent "creative hardware," the project offers a strategic alternative to designer displacement. Using adaptive reuse, it establishes a stable sanctuary for innovation and a dedicated hub for OCAD U alumni to collaborate and scale. The work demonstrates how interior architecture can keep economic value within Toronto’s design community.
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Aiman Fazil aka. ARLF Studio
Environmental Design (Interior Design Specialisation)
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