DMITRII KANIVETC ARCHITECT + DESIGNER + URBAN PLANNER
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AIRCELL
AIR CELL TOWER will push the boundaries of skyscraper building envelopes with novel potentials for reactive membranes to harvest untapped airborne energies, organisms, and material phenomena. Air Cell will consider the possibilities for a new type of tower: edifices that merge urban infrastructure with occupancy, and seed alternative locations for living around the Bay via extreme and opportunistic siting.
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ICELANDEXPO
ICELAND EXPO is a project for EXPO 2015 in Milan. The main concept of the pavilion was focused on the representation of the Iceland wild nature. The artificial landscape with hundreds of grass is a filed of exploration for visitors and a platform for interaction with Icelandic sheep and cows. The interior concept is representing the nature of the caves and greenhouses with yellow light and sauna with mineral tubs and steam.
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MARKETBLOCK
MARKET BLOCK is a project in the heart of the diverse San Francisco composing of various building typologies and styles, scales and forms. The city structure is defined by three different grids, which form the urban fabric. The grids are orthogonal and cross on the project site. The urban analysis reveals that Market Street, one of the city’s major streets, shifts the Octavia Street grid and determines the defining features of the project. It is based on the idea of combining different grids, conceptually expanding Market Street.
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e of the building is broken up into seven blocks, which rent level of privacy. ket Street, which changes the orientation of the build-
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accomplished by using materials that bear some rematerials: brick, glass and wood, which are using ac-
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et Street and the space, which is formed by topograCommunity garden with a lot of greenery and place this space. edroom with patio, 1 bedroom with two floors, 1 small modate residents with different housing needs.
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ILDING AREA - 9, 277 sq.ft TAL FLOOR - 65, 144 sq.ft
SIDENTIAL UNITS - 40,750 sq.ft DITIONAL PROGRAM - 10, 431 sq.ft PPORT SPACES - 13, 963 sq.ft TDOOR SPACES - 10,851 sq.ft SE
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PEN | HOUSE: Visions for LGBTQ Senior Housing
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LIVING UNIT BLOCK
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MASTERPLAN
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776.28 sq ft
2,194.50 sq ft
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SMALL GROUP AREA
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1,491.93 sq ft
DECK
LOUNGE COMMUNITY SPACE
396.57 sq ft
1,273.88 sq ft
SEMINAR SPACE
LOUNGE
PRIVATE MEETING 1,000.00 sq ft
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750.61 sq ft
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COMPUTER SEMINAR AREA
LOUNGE
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W/C 345.28 sq ft
OFFICE
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OFFICE
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STAFF AREA 271.84 sq ft
GAMES AREA
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DENSITY
DENSITY project is proposed to increase the average density of the entire area up to 231 people per hectare, and in the new part of the projected density of 406 people per hectare.
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URBANGRAIN
URBAN GRAIN is a project of the redevelopment of the industrial zone in the downtown residential district, which will introduce a new dwelling area for different groups of people.
U RBAN GRAIN F ALL’12
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FECAFE SERVICE
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MUSEUM LIBRARYLIBRAR ART CENTER ART CENTER EXPOEXPOEXPO STORAGESTORAGE RESTAU MUSEUM SERVICE RESTAURA RANT STORAGESTOR CAFE MUSEUM
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DMITRII K ANIVETC d k anivets@gmail.com