ROBERTA SERRA | PORTFOLIO Landscape Architecture
Contents CURRICULUM VITAE PROJECTS AND INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS URBAN PARK 01. Planten un Blomen Hamburg_Germany_2015 - 2017
02. Alte Bibel Bernburg _Germany_2015 - 2017
03. The hill Petersberg Erfurt_Germany_2017
PUBLIC SPACE AND SQUARES 04. Europan 14_Rock the block Linz_Austria_2017
05. Crafts Pavilion 05/09/1988
Monastir_Italy_2017
06. Dionysiusplatz Krefeld_Germany_2016
Roberta Serra
07. Buttermarkt Elmshorn_Germany_2016
Architect and Landscape Architect
WATERFRONTS 08. Amerigo Vespucci Platz Hamburg_Germany_2016
09. Agora de mar Vilanova_Spain_2015
COURTYARDS AND GARDENS 10. Housing Andreas gärten Erfurt_Germany_2015
11. Housing Daumstrasse Berlin_Germany_2016
12. Suitehotel Baltic Sea_Germany_2016
TOURIST STRATEGIES 13. Liquid field Camp de Tarragona_Spain_2014
Contacts: robertaserra.arch@gmail.com +39 3480137793 Via Keplero 110 09131, Cagliari Italy
RESEARCH 14. Disturbances in the landscape Design strategies in a dynamic landcape
Curriculum Vitae EDUCATION AND STUDIES ABROAD
TRAINING AND PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES 2012_Internship at Penkues Architekten Kassel, Germany
2007/2013_Master Degree in Architecture Architecture University of Cagliari, Italy Mark: 110/110 cum laude
2012_Internship at 2A+P/A Architecture Rome, Italy [www.2ap.it]
2011/2012_Erasmus European Exchange Programm Architecture University of Kassel, Germany
2013_Collaboration at the project: “Urban planning of historical centre of Siddi” Cagliari, Italy
2013/2014_Post Graduate Master in Landscape Architecture UPC|Polytechnic University of Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain
2014_Work in the organization at 8th International Biennial of Landscape Architecture Barcelona, Spain
2017_Architect practice qualification Architecture University of Cagliari, Italy
2014_Collaboration with SCOB arquitectura y paisatge Barcelona, Spain [www.scob.es]
WORKSHOP 2009_ Workshop: Shape and structure of bridge Architecture University of Cagliari, Italy
2015/2017_Employed at POLA Landschaftsarchitekten Head designer of the National and International Competitions
directed by Briseghella and Zordan
Berlin, Germany [ www.pola-berlin.de ]
2011_International Workshop : Arcilab11 Architecture University of Cagliari, Italy
2017_Collaboration at the Festival “TERMINAL17, festival dell’arte in strada”, with ZEROIDEE Udine, Italy
with University of Madrid, Barcelona, Pavia, Santiago de Chile
2017_European Competition: Europan 14_ 2°prize Linz, Austria [www.europan.at/ru-504.html?platform=hootsuite]
2012_International summer school of Architecture: The territory of the sites Architecture University of Cagliari, Italy directed by Nicola di Battista | with University of Rome, Zurich, Vienna
HONORS AND AWARDS 2009/2012_Grant for Excellence in Architecture study Sardinia Region | University of Cagliari 2011/2012_Erasmus Studio | Scholarship Architecture University of Cagliari, Italy 2013/2014_Research Grant Master and Back Program Sardinia Region | University of Cagliari 2013_Selected for School Competition at 8th International Biennial of Landscape Architecture Projects realized during the Post Graduate Master in Landscape Architecture
PUBLICATION 2013_ Monumental Architecture, “Domus” 968, April 2013
LANGUAGES Italian (Mother tongue) English (Good Level) Spanish (Good Level) German (Basic level)
CURRENT_Freelance as Landscape Architect Germany and Italy
TECHNICAL SKILLS Design at different scales in Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Urban planning. Analysis of urban context and territorial processes; mapping, cartography, conceptual drawing and research. Design and drawing of masterplan, sections, plans, diagrams, sketches, collages, photomontages. Skills of graphic design, text-editing, layout, publishing and Photo editing. Technical drawing in 2D, 3D modeling and a basic level of rendering.
PERSONAL SKILLS Working experience in international teams and multicultural enviroments. Strong teamwork, communication and collaboration skills. Reliability and Professionalism. Flexible, positive and respectful team attitude with an efficient and attent design approach. Ability to work indipendently; manage and take multiple responsibilities; lead design teams.
IT SKILLS 2d Model: Vectorworks, Autocad 3d Model: Rhinoceros, Sketchup Rendering: V-Ray, Artlantis Studio Adobe Suite_Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign Microsoft Office Windows and Mac OS
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATION
To whom it may concern: As owner and founder of POLA I had the pleasure of working closely with Ms. Roberta Serra. POLA, short for poetic landscapes, is an international operating and recognized landscape architecture design studio located in Berlin and Hamburg, Germany. Our approach is based on a design driven practice that creates, restores and enhances the urban and natural environments. Ms. Roberta Serra has worked for POLA as junior landscape designer with an highly professional attitude from March/2015 to April/2017. She is an extremely committed, bright and talented individual, who deeply cares about social and sustainable landscape design issues. She stands out among others for her dedication to her job. I can highly recommend Roberta to potential future employers on the bases of her contribution to POLA. During her time Roberta was responsible for various projects as well as competitions and dealt with tasks related to: • • • •
Taking part and leading competitions in collaboration with recognized international architecture offices. Team leading for POLA in award-winning landscape architecture competitions. Creating project visualisations, drawings and presentations using a range of software like Vector Works, Rhino, Sketch-up, Photoshop, Illustrator, to mention only a few. Leading design teams from preliminary design to the detailed planning and grading design in projects such as: Suitehotel on the Baltic Sea, Planten un Blomen, Dag- Hammarskjöld-Square, the neighborhood park “Heimfeld”, all in Hamburg, Germany.
While working on those projects Roberta has exhibited a strong ability to take responsibility. She consistently delivered great results, demonstrated the ability to work in a multidisciplinary team with outstanding abilities in organizing and taking relevant decisions. Her whole performance at POLA has demonstrated not only her competency, but also a very high level of expertise, social competence and the ability to excel as part of a team. Roberta’s academic background, diverse experiences and work ethic have been a great asset to POLA.
Berlin (Germany), Dezember 08, 2017
Jörg Michel I Landscape Architect, bdla, ifla POLA
POLA Landschaftsarchitekten bdla Jörg Michel Neue Schönhauser Str. 16 D-10178 Berlin
Tel. +49 (0)30-240 834-15 Fax +49 (0)30-240 834-18 mail@pola-berlin.de www.pola-berlin.de
Ust-IdNr.: DE190855707 POLA - Jörg Michel Deutsche Bank 24 BLZ 10070024 KTO 6413215
01. PLANTEN UN BLOMEN Urban Park, Hamburg, Germany International competition | 1° prize with POLA Landschaftsarchitekten
The project’s aim is the realization of the connecting spaces between the historical park “Planten un Blomen”, the botanical garden and the train station of Hamburg. The design of the new limits and the adjustment of the accesses allows to create a new urban front for the train station improving the quality of pedestrian areas and defining the parking lots. The proposal creates new public spaces and a promenade that connects the station with the new linear park at Marseillerstrasse. view of the promenade and the park of Marseillerstrasse
www.competitionline.com/de/personen/129806
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new urban park square | entrance at Marseillerstrasse promenade grass and flowers surface metro stop new borders|benches and fruit trees concrete sculpture | stairs, ramp and benches
plan | new public spaces in the city | new connections
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Park of Marseillerstrasse Preliminary and Detailed Project 2016
mix of grasses and plants wood path concrete paving concrete stairs
3d scheme of the park | a new topography d e t a ils | b e nc he s a nd t y p e s o f c ur b s
plan | park of Marseillerstrasse
view of the park and the promenade det ails | benc hes and t ypes of curbs
plan | park of Marseillerstrasse |concrete stairs | 3d detail
Limits and Frames | the “dynamic fence” Preliminary and Detailed Project 2016
M2+M3+M4 M1 M2 entrances
distribution of the modules in the park
MODU LE 1
M OD ULE 2
MODULE 3
view of the entrance of “Planten un Blomen”
MODULE 4
frontal view | combination and transition of the modules
details of the modules | H=2,20m | L=2,40 m
plan | combination and transition of the modules
02. ALTE BIBEL Urban park, Bernburg, Germany International competition | 1° prize with POLA Landschaftsarchitekten
“Alte BIbel” is the most important historical park of the city of Bernburg, it is located in the upper part of the center and over the years it’s still frequented by citizens and tourists. The goal of the project is to propose new paths in addition to the existings and to create a new information’s system to improve and to guide people through the park. In order to preserve the historical and romantic character of the place, are proposed bright benches repeatable and combinable, inspired by the traditional salt’s production of the city, the “crystal benches”.
view of the paths to the fountain square
www.competitionline.com/de/personen/129806
types of entrances | respecting the existing historical and new paths| new fornitures the “crystal benches” C
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historical paths new paths “crystal benches” existing playground historical statue new plants intense vegetation new panoramic terraces
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entrances | squares benches panoramic terraces existing playgrounds private buildings fountain square
plan | new image of the historical park | new ways to experience the park
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Urban furniture | “crystal benches”
Urban furniture | info-panels and vertical fence
Preliminary and Detailed Project 2016
Preliminary and Detailed Project 2016
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Crytal Chaiselongue – Leuchtbank
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Leuchtbank aus transluzentem Acrylharz-Kunststoff – Corian® ausgestattet mit LED-Beleuchtung, warmweiß
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außenraumtauglich / wetterfest
south main entrance | inside view 15
the “crystal benches” | night and day views 87
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Außenanlagen:
detail | plan and lateral view
Projekt:
Auftraggeber:
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Stadtpark „Alte Bibel“ Bernburg
Stadt Bernburg / Saale – Grünflächenamt – Thomas Müntzer Straße 1c 06406 Bernburg T: +49 (0)3471 346643-11 / F +49 (0)3471 346643-20
POLA Landschaftsarchitekten Jörg Michel Neue Schönhauser Straße 16 10178 Berlin T +49 (0)30 240 834 15 / F +49 (0)30 240 834 18
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Index Name Kurzbeschreibung
Projekt:
Auftraggeber:
Außenanlagen:
ABB Stadtpark „Alte Bibel“ Bernburg
Stadt Bernburg / Saale – Grünflächenamt – Thomas Müntzer Straße 1c 06406 Bernburg T: +49 (0)3471 346643-11 / F +49 (0)3471 346643-20
POLA Landschaftsarchitekten Jörg Michel Neue Schönhauser Straße 16 10178 Berlin T +49 (0)30 240 834 15 / F +49 (0)30 240 834 18
different uses | combinations 2/3 elements
detail | info-panel | module of the fence H=1,80m L=1,84m
ne w lift ex isting fo r est
03. THE HILL PETERSBERG Urban connections, Erfurt, Germany
e ntr a nce und e r g r o und p a r king
International competition
histo ri c al c ity
with POLA Landschaftsarchitekten
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Pe t e r s be r g
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The competition area is located at the foot of the walls of the historic city of Erfurt and close to the cathedral square, a meeting place for tourists and citizens. The project proposes the creation of a link between the two parts of the city and a new design for the green hill. Through a new topography, an accessible ramp and a green stairs make possible to arrive to the panoramic terrace and to reach the the top of the city. The forest and existing vineyards are integrated in the design and the path ,going trough them, turns a simple connection into a unique experience giving at the “Petersberg� a new image and identity.
p ano r am ic p lateau
ex isting v iney ar d s
concept | the hill as connection and experience
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plan | system of paths and stairs | new panoramic terraces
details | green stairs and accessible path
frontal view of the hill from the cathedral square
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04. ROCK THE BLOCK!
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Public spaces in a productive city, Linz, Austria 7
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Europan 14 | 2° prize 9
with Lorenzo Ciccu, Simone Langiu, Carlo Pisano
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The area of investigation is located in a strategic position just behind the main train station. The whole territory is differentiated in: the northern part which provides technical infrastructures; and the southern part currently used by ÖBB’s Technical Service. The aim of the proposal is to connect the inner city of Linz with the southern districts with a new vibrant neighborhood which will introduce productive, commercial, residential, cultural and social services. The project proposes a series of strategies: adaptive reuse of industrial heritages, interpretation of the borders not as lines but as spaces and areas of interactions, enhancement the urban connections, declination of the grid as a “tartan”, a pattern consisting of criss-crossing horizontal and vertical bands, each one representing a different type of space. Together with the buildings, the public spaces are designed with a flexible but very clear structure, able to host different programs and adaptable through time. With a series of small squares and pocket areas, the square along Wienerstrasse, the linear park along the railway and the park along Unionstrasse are the three large public spaces, relevant at the city scale that will foster the creation of a vibrant open neighbourhood seen as the inception of the new urban development .
site definition
reuse of the industrial area
borders
urban connections
not a grid but a tar tan
plots
producitve buildings
public and productive space
urban layout
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1 Wienerstrasse 2 Linz Main Station and Terminal 3 new “Unionpark” 4 tunels and bridges as new Nor th-South connections 5 new “Wienerplatz” 6 the fabrik-Renewed industrial shed 7 Public space as “Tactical spaces” 8 new Park along the railway as a green corrdidor 9 Tecno-Hub, main productive building 10 Unionstrasse
t he ne w de velopment w it hin t he cont ex t
plan | ne w pr oduct i ve s ect or of Linz
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vie w of Wiener plat z | a ne w dynamic urban s pace
productive ground floor
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open air production
walking under canopies
city events
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outdoor working
relaxing
water treatment
city connections
fast parking
temporary playgrounds
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2 TACTICAL SPACE
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4 ACTIVITY DECK 6 5 FILTER GARDEN
6 HOUSING GARDEN | PROD. COURTYARDS
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p la n | gr ound f loor | pr o d uc t i v e build ing a nd o ut d o o r s p a c e s
plan | t ypical f loor | hous ing, g ar dens and pr oduct i ve cour t yar ds
public space acti vities
05. CRAFTS PAVILION Public space, Monastir, Italy International competition with Simone Langiu and Solinas Serra Architects
The project realize a multifunctional structure for the development and promotion of the craft and agro-food industry of Sardinia. The configuration of the building guarantees a free use of the spaces and a high degree of permeability between the interior and the exterior. The green spaces and the paved platforms are therefore in close relation with the interior space which represent its natural extension. The project preserves some of the existing trees and integrates them into a new topography.
view of the ramp | access to the pavilion
D1| existing trees Olea europea Pinus Eucalyptus Mix sp. medium size
D2| new trees Olea europea Pinus Halepensis prunus Dulcis Acer/ medium size
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existing and new trees | D1 | D2 D3| hard surfaces cover path space “in and out” platforms
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D4| green spaces olives garden terraces patio gardens platforms
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outdoor spaces | D3 | D4
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permeable parking olives garden gardens for events outdoor space for lectures square /entrance
plan | first floor | “in and out” spaces
06. DIONYSIUSPLATZ Square, Krefeld, Germany International competition | 3° prize with POLA Landschaftsarchitekten
Dionysiusplatz is the main square of the city of Krefeld, and it’s dominated by the presence of the cathedral. This area is also the starting point of the main shopping streets and an important place for public activities. The proposal wants to create a “free” square, in which the only decorative element is a pavement made of stone tiles that makes strong the idea of urban centrality through a gradient of different colors. The new trees complete the existing vegetation and the white concrete “suspended” benches define the new space for the market.
view of Dionysiusplatz
www.competitionline.com/de/personen/129806
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urban centrality
temporary market
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paving detail | gradient of the stone tiles
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square of the historical fountain rest area | suspended benches bike station existing trees new parking lots
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plan | Dionysiusplatz
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07. “BUTTERMARKT� Market square, Elmshorn, Germany International competition with POLA Landschaftsarchitekten
The goal of the competition is the design of the market square and the spaces along the river in the center of Elmshorn. The project proposes a central space that links all the different elements especially two buildings: the historical market and the new public pavilion. This configuration defines additional spaces : parking lots and sidewalks. The project also aims to improve the relationship between the city and the river through the construction of new borders, parks, promenades and platform along the water able to host different activities.
view of the market square
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concept | new urban spaces M = existing market P = new public pavilion
cross section of the market square
cross section | new spaces at the river
plan | market square and new spaces along the river | new relations for the city
08. AMERIGO VESPUCCI PLATZ Waterfront, Hamburg, Germany International competition | 3° prize with POLA Landschaftsarchitekten
The project for the square and promenade of the Hamburg’s expansion zone proposes the disegn of a new pole for the city’s collective activities. Finding a strong height’s difference between the east and west side, the square is realized as a big ramp (5% of slope) divided by wide green islands. This system allows you to bridge the slopes and defines spaces for different activities. Thanks to this configuration, it is guaranteed a complete use of the square, respecting the connections with the residential areas and the development of the promenade along the sea.
view of the promenade and of the square
www.competitionline.com/de/personen/129806
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plan | a new public space for the city
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square | ramp 5% stair system promenade bike station existing building flexible spaces green island new trees: betula pendula
center
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09. AGORA DE MAR
ESQUEMES D’USOS DE LA PLAÇA DEL PORT
Waterfront, Vilanova, Spain International competition | 2° prize with SCOB arquitectura y paisatge
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A promenade sea-side B urban promenade C mark for bar’s terraces D playground spaces E palm tree lines F bikelane G wood modular fornitures H pine’s forest I fisherman’s square L private buildings
plan | the new waterfront
ÚS D’EQUIPAMENT PÚBLIC I USOS PRIVATS USDIURN DIARI DE L’EQUIPAMENT PÚBLIC I ELS ESPAIS PRIVATS
The proposal for the new waterfront of Vilanova wants to create a connection between the harbor and the city center by building new spaces for the citizens and giving formal unity and continuity to the coastal system. The design, reshaping the road section, allows to extend the pedestrian and cycling space in the sea side, and creates rest areas along the sea. The big square hosts a multi-functional building with a transparent portico, extending the structure of the roof. This constrution wants to preserve the visibility and permeability of the coastline system and define spaces for collective events.
ESDEVENIMENT A L’EQUIPAMENT PÚBLIC AMB PROLONGACIÓ AMB L’EXTERIOR
ESQUEMES D’USOS DE LA PLAÇA DEL PORT
ÚS D’EQUIPAMENT PÚBLIC I USOS PRIVATS USDIURN DIARI DE L’EQUIPAMENT PÚBLIC I ELS ESPAIS PRIVATS
FIRA EN LA PLAÇA PORXADA
ACTE D’ACCÉS CONTROLAT A LA PLAÇA PORXADA
FESTA MAJOR ESDEVENIMENT A L’EQUIPAMENT PÚBLIC AMB PROLONGACIÓ AMB L’EXTERIOR
view of the promenade | public spaces with modular wood furniture
CONCERT MULTITUDINARI FIRA EN LA PLAÇA PORXADA
new square for the waterfront of Vilanova | new building and por tico: AGORA DE MAR different uses of the space
ACTE D’ACCÉS CONTROLAT A LA PLAÇA PORXADA
FESTA MAJOR
transparency and continuity | por tico : Agora de mar CONCERT MULTITUDINARI
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10. HOUSING “ANDREAS GÄRTEN” Courtyards and gardens, Erfurt, Germany International competition | 4° prize with POLA Landschaftsarchitekten and Winking Froh Architekten
“Andreas Gärten” is a new residential district at the foot of the historic city walls of Erfurt. The project, considering the particular location of the area, proposes the construction of a single element conceived as a “pedestrian basement” where are standing small buildings and gardens connected to them. The shape and the relation between the volumes and the green creates a dynamic succession of different spaces: private gardens and public areas. The “pedestrian basement” is surrounded by public parks and paths connecting the new district with the city.
view of the district form the public park Blumenstraße
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Die Freiflächen des Johanniterzentrums hingegen werden als Vielfalt in der Einheit, als ein Ort mit vielen Gärten, als „Die AndreasGärten“ interpretiert. Umschlossen von dem Gebäudeensemble des Johanniterzentrums fügt sich oberhalb der Tiefgarage ein Puzzle verschiedenster Gärten mit Galerien, Sitzgelegenheiten und Piazzetta’ s zu einem Ort der Begegnung und Ruhe. Die Freiflächen des Johanniter Kindergartens sind enger Bestandteil des inneren Freiflächenensembles. So gesellt sich der „KinderGarten“ mit seinen Kräuter-, Duft und Gemüsebeeten wie selbstverständlich zum „GräserGarten“, dem „StaudenGarten“ oder dem „JohanniterGarten“. Alle zusammen bilden sie die „AndreasGärten“. Allen Gärten gemein ist ein intensives Sinneserleben von Düften, Farben und Gerüchen. Im Gegensatz zur gartenkünstlerischen und räumlichen Dichte der
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Die Esplanade (Glacis) als öffentlicher, frei inszenierter Landschaftsraum vor der Zitadelle bietet das landschaftliche Tableau für die mächtige Festungsmauer. Gleichzeitig dient diese, vollständig von Großbäumen und Einbauten freigehaltene, zusammenhängende Fläche, als stadträumlicher Puffer zwischen Petersberg und Johanniterzentrum.
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Der Kindergarten bildet im Nordosten den siebten Baustein des Ensembles. Als Wohnhaus der Kinder ist er als ein fester Bestandteil des Collegiatslebens und des Miteinanders der Generationen geplant. Er erhält deshalb bewusst die gleiche Handschrift wie die Wohnhäuser.
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In den vier westlichen Kuben entlang der Zitadellenmauer ist das Collegiatswohnen geplant. Über großzügige und einen Obergarden belichtete zentrale Treppenhallen werden jeweils drei Wohnungen pro Geschoss erschlossen. Die Grundrisse orientieren sich loftartig, offen, flexibel und individuell organisierbar um einen zentralen Kern mit Küche, Bädern und Nebenräumen. An den Gebäudeecken sorgen Loggien für eine hohe Transparenz innerhalb und außerhalb der Wohnungen und für Blickbeziehungen in den Garten oder auf die Zitadelle.
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Darüber entstehen kleinere altengerechte Wohnungen. Ihre Erschließung erfolgt über ein offenes wettergeschütztes Atrium. Es bildet zugleich einen Begegnungs- und Aufenthaltsort für die Bewohner. Ein zusätzlicher Gemeinschafts- oder Gästeraumraum ist im Erdgeschoss geplant.
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Die beiden nördlichen Gebäude dienen dem altengerechten und ambulantbetreuten Wohnen. Die Erdgeschosse umfassen jeweils zwei Wohngruppen für vier Bewohner.
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Die sieben drachenförmigen kubischen Neubauten sind viergeschossig konzipiert. Ihre Traufhöhen knüpfen an die Geländehöhe der Festung an und liegen somit unterhalb der Festungsmauer.
In Anlehnung an die denkmalgeschützten Ziegelbauten ist das Fassadenmaterial ebenfalls Ziegel. Es führt Alt und Neu zusammen. Anstelle des preußisch roten Ziegels erhalten die Neubauten aber einen bunten sandigen bis ockerfarbenen Ziegel im Riegeldünnformat. Die Farbigkeit der Steine knüpft bewusst an die hohe Präsenz und die geschichtliche spirituelle Bedeutung des Petersberges für das Johanniterzentrum an ohne sie zu marginalisieren.
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Der Collegiatsgarten mündet südlich in einem Quartiersplatz. Hier befinden sich in den beiden denkmalgeschützten Altbauten die für das Zentrum notwendigen Gemeinschaftsräume für Pflegeangebote, Seelsorge, Sport, Kultur und Freizeit.
Ein rhythmisierter Wechsel aus bodentiefen unterschiedlich breiten Fenstern und Wandpfeilern mit tiefen Leibungen thematisiert ein Spiel zwischen Geschlossenheit, Besinnung und Individualität und Transparenz, Begegnung und Gemeinschaft.
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Alle Fassaden sind auf den ersten Blick einheitlich gestaltet, um die Stereometrie der Anlage zu stärken. Erst auf den zweiten Blick wird die Differenzierung im Bereich der Hauseingänge, Atrien und Loggien in Abhängigkeit der Nutzung lesbar.
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Der Entwurf für das Johanniterzentrum entwickelt sich aus seinem Ort und seiner besonderen Lage unmittelbar am Fuße der Festung Petersberg. Stadträumlich basiert er auf einer stereometrischen Neuinterpretation des Vorgefundenen. Die prägenden Formen der Zitadelle, der Glacis und des Ravelins werden subtil aufgegriffen. Sie bestimmen den Genius Loci und die formale Grundlage des neuen Quartiers.
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11. HOUSING DAUMSTRASSE Courtyards and garden, Berlin-Spandau, Germany
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The landscape project of the new residential area in Berlin is based on the realization of different spaces with different grade of privacy that will satisfy the needs of future users. The design proposes the construction of private terraces along the west side of the building, hidden by high vegetation and plants to protect the houses. A new public park develops along the river together with various courtyards with facilities, playgrounds and flexible space on the east side. This strategy allows to obtain a perfect sinergy between architectural volumes and landscape.
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Courtyards and gardens, Baltic Sea, Germany Preliminary and Detailed Project 2016/2017 with POLA Landschaftsarchitekten and Pott Architects
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The design of the gardens, terraces and outdoor areas of the hotel in Usedom is inspired by the dunal landscape of the Baltic Sea coast where the project is directly located. In the internal cortyard is realized a garden with a main path which connects the entrances with the promenade along the sea. Through a series of small hills and changes of plants and vegetation, the project wants to create an atmosphere referring to a marine landscape. The visual connection with the sea is always guaranteed thanks to the use of pine and small trees.
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13. LIQUID FIELD Tourist strategies, Camp de Tarragona, Spain Polytechnic University of Catalunya | UPC | Barcelona Prof: Maria Goula, Ioanna Spanou, Patricia Pérez Rumpler
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Recuperacion de marisma Sistema de dunas Albufera
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Piscinas naturales y saladas Fitodepuracion Fitodepuracion Balsas de retencion
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Regadio entre secano Secano entre regadio Grandes parcelas de secano Pequenas parcelas de secano Concentracion de masias 2da linea de costa Posible ruta gastronomica Ruta entreCampings pueblos
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The goal of the project “Luiquid Field” is the creation of a new landscape mosaic in the Camp of Tarragona. Through the identification of the actual values are identified 4 “Shorelines” parallel to the line of the sea. In all of them are found some features and new opportunities for intervention that can amplify and meet a new tourist demand. In a landscape dominated by the cultivation of irrigated, the project proposes a return to the cultivation of dryland crops, tradition lost in the years. A new water infrastructure in addition to the existing one generates a change in the landscape and increase biodiversity, offering new opportunities for land management. The proposal of a system of water retention and phytodepuration helps to improve the water system, avoiding contamination of the water table and supporting existing agriculture. The recovery of dryland crops offers a substantial variety of local production and the creation of a new mosaic of agriculture. Natural pools, salt-water pools and the recovery of the marsh in the first coast line, contribute to the richness of the landscape creating at the same time a new tourist demand. In the new mosaic the relocation of tourist facilities and the use of existing rural houses offers the possibility to generate cultural and gastronomic tours, giving an added value to the territory of the Camp of Tarragona.
STRATEGY the “4 shorelines”| common values
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dryland crops in terraces river vegetation mineral extraction cultivations of irrigated transformation areas dryland crops marsh in the first shoreline
dryland crops close view through the landscape cultivations of irrigated open view trough the landscape
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A NEW HETEROGENEOUS LANDSCAPE strategies for the 4 shorelines | landscape and tourism
natural pools close to the touristic ser vices
phytodepuration basin in the middle of the dryland crops
salt-water pools and retention basin in the fields
dryland crops _ PATCHES cultivations of irrigated_ MATRIX recovery vegetation’s river new ecosystem_ CORRIDORS recovery the dune system new salt water pool camping, tourist ser vices and paths
MASTERPLAN | CHANGES IN THE MOSAIC LAND existing landscapes and new water management system
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DISTURBANCES IN THE LANDSCAPE Design strategies in a dynamic landscape Final thesis | Master in Landscape Architecture Polytechnic University of Catalunya | UPC | Barcelona Tutor: Patricia Pérez Rumpler
Reading a territory through the eyes of a landscape architect involves trying to understand the dynamics of its development, and image it as a place in continuous evolution and change, considering all the factors that make it perceptible as landscape. This reading of space as a dynamic landscape, has led me to reflect on the changes and natural processes and investigate the possibilities of intervention in these contexts. My attention was especially focused towards disturbances and those that are considered natural disasters. But what is our capacity to manage these shocks? How much does landscape architecture contribute in the spread of the disturbances? Through some of the concepts of landscape ecology and recognizing disturbances as both natural and human intrinsic dynamics of the landscape, I try to understand the influence of these in the structure and composition of the territory. This reflection has led me to not consider disturbances as a negative factors but often involved in building the wealth of ecosystems and their variety, ensuring a large profit. My research focuses, then, not so much in the evaluation of the negative impacts of disturbances, but in the possibilities that they offer in the transformation of the territory, in order to identify a methodology of intervention in disturbed landscapes. Through some strategies and the concept of ecological and social resilience, the intention of this thesis is to understand the various possibilities of landscape architecture in dynamic and disturbed contexts, learn to manage disturbances as an opportunities, to obtain the maximum benefits and to “build for the future change.”
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Roberta Serra robertaserra.arch@gmail.com +39 3480137793