Annie Farquhar
About Annie Farquhar
Annie Farquhar is an Architectural Assistant Part 1 at Foster + Partners and a Research Assistant at Ryerson University, where she has worked since 2018. She holds a Bachelor of Architecture from Ryerson University and has a strong background in fabrication and digital design.
Work at Foster and Partners
Annie Farquhar has been employed at Foster + Partners as an Architectural Assistant Part 1 since 2022. In this role, she contributes to various architectural projects, utilizing her skills in design and model making. Her tenure at the firm spans two years, during which she has gained practical experience in a professional architectural environment.
Current Role at Ryerson University
Annie Farquhar has served as a Research Assistant at Ryerson University since 2018. In this position, she engages in research related to architecture, focusing on topics such as the biology of architecture and circular design. Her experience at the university has lasted for six years, allowing her to develop a strong foundation in architectural research.
Education and Expertise
Annie Farquhar earned her Bachelor of Architecture (BArch) degree from Ryerson University, where she studied from 2017 to 2021. Her education has equipped her with a solid understanding of architectural principles and practices. Additionally, she possesses proficiency in various software programs, including Revit, Rhino, SketchUp, AutoCAD, and the Adobe Creative Suite.
Background in Glass Blowing
Prior to her current roles, Annie worked as a Glass Blowing Assistant at Blown Away Glass Studio for nine months from 2016 to 2017. This experience provided her with hands-on skills in glass fabrication, complementing her architectural knowledge and enhancing her understanding of materiality in design.
Research Interests and Skills
Annie Farquhar's research interests include the biology of architecture, natural geometry, and circular design. She is skilled in fabrication, digital imagery, and model making, which are essential competencies in the field of architecture. Additionally, she is preparing to present her research at various international conferences this year.