Architecture Portfolio by Ana Fernandes

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO by ANA FERNANDES

â&#x20AC;&#x153;My architecture is easy to understand. And Enjoy. I hope it also is hard to forget.â&#x20AC;? Oscar Niemeyer

Full time architect and graphic designer for fun. Creative, self-motivated, with a passion for interior design and quite addicted to travel, Ana is living her dream in Shanghai for the past three years. Born in Portugal and having lived in Milan, Macau and lately in Shanghai, her life and professional experience has given her new references and a particular inspiration for all the architectural projects she has been involved in. Ana reveals good sense in space organisation, high working responsibility and professional pride in all projects she has been participating. At BAKH Architecture has learnt how architecture can be interesting and she is happy to experience the results happening so fast in China. After three years living in Shanghai, Ana integrates a wide and amazing multicultural architecture professional team, and goes on working hard and enthusiastically taking part in most high quality projects.

name

Ana LuĂsa Bela Fernandes

nationality Portuguese

date of birth 17.07.1987

mobile phone

(+86) 186 2124 2516

(+351) 912791744

e-mail

fernandes.aluisa@gmail.com

education

Master in Architecture with a specialization in Interior Architecture by Faculty of Architecture, University of Lisbon, Portugal

masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree thesis

Architecture and Social Development: Emergency Architecture

informatic skills

microsoft office macintosh platform autocad illustrator indesign photoshop revit google sketchup

language skills

portuguese english italian spanish mandarin

HSK2

interests

Architecture, graphic design and photography. Travel!

other activities

Member no. 09.08 of ASF - Architects Without Frontiers, PORTUGAL since 2009

work experience june 2012 - current date Junior Architect at BAKH Architecture SHANGHAI (CHINA) www.bakh.com - Involved in several projects, including Landscape Architecture, Master Plans and Interior Design Projects - Concept Design, Schematic Design and Detail Design january 2012 - june 2012 Intern Architect at NITA Design Group SHANGHAI (CHINA) www.nitagroup.com - Involved in Changchun master plan - Proposal for GBC Exhibition Shanghai - Also working as a graphic designer (business cards, brochures, posters and presentations) january 2011 - july 2011 INOV Contacto Program Intern Architect at CC Office MACAU (CHINA) - Involved in Linyi Riverside Development (5 Star Hotel, Luxury Villas, Apartment Towers and Condominium Club) - Concept Design - Involved in Kinsberg Hotel (4 Star Hotel) - Concept Design - Involved in Macau LRT Project - Schematic Design and Detail Design june 2007 - september 2007 Architecture Summer Internship at A3 Arquitectos, Lda. COIMBRA (PORTUGAL) - Involved in working drawings, construction documents, interior design documents and schedules

education and training september 2008 - december 2010

Master in Architetcure with a specialization in Interior Architecture Faculty of Architecture, Technical University of Lisbon LISBON (PORTUGAL) september 2010

International Summer School 2010 - “Making sustainability effective”

Facoltà di Architettura di Alghero - Università de Sassari ALGHERO (ITALY) - Approach to sustainable concept - Rehabilitation Project of Alghero city, Sardinia, with special attention to the coastal area (the concept of urban beach) september 2008 - july 2009

First year of Master in Architecture with a specialization in Interior Architecture Faculty of Architecture and Society, Polytechnic Univeristy of Milan MILAN (ITALY) september 2005 - december 2008

Degree in Architectural Studies

Faculty of Architecture, Technical University of Lisbon LISBON (PORTUGAL)

I’D LIKE TO SHOW YOU SOMETHING

I CREATED.

2015

JING’AN OFFICE CHINA

2014

TOMSON LANDSCAPE CHINA

2014

ZAMA PARK CHINA

2012-2013

XI’AN SWISSÔTEL CHINA

2009

ART MUSE ITALY

EUM

2010

BAMBOOING GHANA

2009

FOREST ITALY

2009 -

SCENOGRAPHY PORTUGAL

2010 -

GRAPHIC DESIGN

JING’AN OFFICE 2013/14. SHANGHAI - CHINA RECEPTION ENTRANCE. INTERIOR DESIGN

completed

(in collaboration with BAKH Architecture)

Concept Design, Schemathic Design & Detail Design

As Oscar Niemeyer once wrote: “It is not the right angle that attracts me, Nor the hard, inflexible straight line, man-made. What attracts me are free and sensual curves. The curves in my country’s mountains, In the sinuous flow of its rivers, In the beloved woman’s body.” Situated at the heart of the cosmopolitan and modern Shanghai, this interior project transforms the entrance of a ten year old mixed use building into a creative and strong office reception space. The contrast between the solid cold white stone wall (on the left side) and the dynamic wooden wall (on the right side), takes us to a balanced space where all the elements seem to be well integrated. The reception desk as well the seating area are part of the curve elements coming from the wall. This way, everything is connected and part of the same structure. Inviting people to see the space and feel its chocolate wooden curves, it breaks the monotony of a normal office building entrance.

Pictures by Ana Fernandes

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JING’AN OFFICE 2013/14. SHANGHAI - CHINA RECEPTION ENTRANCE. INTERIOR DESIGN

completed

(in collaboration with BAKH Architecture)

Concept Design, Schemathic Design & Detail Design

As Oscar Niemeyer once wrote: “It is not the right angle that attracts me, Nor the hard, inflexible straight line, man-made. What attracts me are free and sensual curves. The curves in my country’s mountains, In the sinuous flow of its rivers, In the beloved woman’s body.” Located in the middle of a commercial area and surrounded by restaurants and coffee shops, the office building entrance was designed to show the difference between a commercial space and an office building. Simple and clean lines, the pure white color gives a sense of organization and modernity. The circulation space at the ground floor and the lift lobbies of other floos are still defined by the curve, bringing both spaces together. A private office has been designed at the 7th floor of the same building, to be the space for a fashion company. This 350 square meter office is divided in two meeting rooms, two private offices and an open working space. The big glass doors used to close each space can easily be opened to bring all the spaces together. Combining different materials and warm colors, where all the details were carefully thought and the furniture was chosen in order to create a modern and unique space where fashion will grow.

Pictures Rendersby byAna KRT,Fernandes Shanghai

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TOMSON TIANJIN JINWAN PLAZA 2014. TIANJIN - CHINA LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

on going

(in collaboration with BAKH Architecture)

Concept Design

Bringing nature to the center of an existing complex in Tianjin, China. What really defines this landscape project, may not be the physical durability of all construction elements, but its real durability, its functionality and purposes. The structure only becomes transient when it disposes the place where it has been inserted. Surrounded by a commercial area and office towers, this green proposal brings This landscape object is mainly composed of one shape: the circle. Many circles transform the space as one singular piece with many possible leisure and entertainment activites. The main volume remains symmetric, since it is composed by many circle forms that fit together. The contrast between the new plaza and the existing classical buildings, landscape elements has been purposely put in scene. Poetical landscapes unify to one big beautiful scenery. As a green break in the city of Tianjin, the new plaza stands at the same time for contemplative and stimulative experience of free space. Robust and long-living materials are essential criteria for a successful landscape architectonic concept and the later use of the amphitheatre, which can be the place for city events and perfomances. In all seasons the landscape will result in an attractive image. At night the illuminated amphitheatre becomes an iniviting and welcoming space.

Renders by Ana Fernandes

ZAMA PARK 2014. TIANJIN - CHINA LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE

under construction

(in collaboration with BAKH Architecture)

Concept Design

Its aim is to group together three residential towers and a shopping mall, and create a centre of excellence focussed on the sustainable city, for the city of Tianjin, China. The architectural concept is based on the creation of an exceptional urban event: Zama Park. The architecture is in perfect harmony with the environment, which offers a panoramic view from the green balconies and the green shopping mall roof top. The contrast between the density of the towers and the fresh air of the green areas enhances the urban landscape. Each apartment (50 - 70 square meters loft) has been designed on an human scale, with large balconies where the landscape meets the architecture, creating a relation with the exterior and interior spaces. The way how the landscape integrates with the complex, lets the architetcure breathe and plays the main inspiration for this project. Elegant circular concrete benches and planters rise from the green landscape at the ground level, giving a rhythmically punctuated circulation system throughout the park. The water zone has an internal system of dynamic lighting that allows various lighting patterns. Playing the central element of the landscape, these wooden platforms floating on the water, face the main entrances to the shopping mall and welsome visitors.

Diagrams by Ana Fernandes

Renders by Ana Fernandes

XI’AN PU YU SWISSOTEL HOTEL 2012/13. XI’AN - CHINA ARCHITECTURE

under construction

(in collaboration with BAKH Architecture)

Concept Design, Schemathic Design & Detail Design

Opening in 2016, Swissotel Xi’an is situated in one of China’s most ancient, historic and fascinating destinations. Home to the world-renowned Terracotta Army, Xi’an is also famous for its many pagodas, ancient ruins, dynastic tombs and mausoleums, as well as being a modern day hub for industry and commerce. Swissotel Xi’an is located in a new mixed-use residential and commercial zone and is conveniently located for public transport to the city centre. Other important cultural and residential districts are also within easy access. The hotel offers 350 guest rooms and suites, varying in size from approximately 40m2 to 50m2, four restaurants, function and banqueting space and recreational facilities including a Purovel Spa. The inner courtyard was the main concept of this design, integrating the vertical hotel tower and its horizontal podium with the landscape that connects the building to the existing city park. Each room can fully enjoy the landscape and an amazing view of the city of Xi’An, due to the horizontal plan. The landscape is intended to be an energetic and multifunctional space that connects the hotel and the existing park. Landscaped lawn terraces wrap around the building and clever changes in level providing a variety of multi-use spaces, including an amphitheatre, for entertainment or function purposes as a wedding plaza. The amphitheatre appears as a cover of integrated strips of concrete paving, vegetation and lighting elegant elements.

Renders KRT, Shanghai Renders byby ICON,

ConceptRenders Images by Ana Fernandes

MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART 2009. MILAN - ITALY Interior Architecture

Located in the urban centre of Milan in Italy, the Museum of Contemporary Art closes itself looking towards its inside, but still at the upper level, it opens up to the sky through large window panes on the roof. All the exhibition space has been designed to expose works of Richard Serra, David Salles, Alexander Calder, Michael Heizerm Andy Warhol and Keith Haring, all becoming part of the museumâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s permanent collection. The architectural shape of the building has to do with the articulation of the seven floors, all carefully designed to create space for four permanent exhibitions. While is integrated a coffee shop, an auditorium and the museum library shop on the lower floors, is proposed that exhibition floors communicate discreetly with the outside through a large curtain wall spanning across three floors. The double and triple ceiling makes the space flow high, allowing an integrated spacial communication through the various floors. Influenced by Iberian Architecture and integrating dynamic layouts and straight lines at each level, the building is coated with travertine, a local material that contributes for a smart urban integration.

academic work

BAMBOOING 2010. ACCRA - GHANA

academic work

Design Competition & Master Thesis

The purpose of this study is to develop an architectural project proposal for a dwelling that meets the basic human conditions within the Contest OS House - Open Source House Design Competition, according to a sustainable concept. We seek to understand and propose an architecture that may effectively respond to a situation of high socio-economic deprivation, and consider how architecture can become a flexible tool to help solving basic problems of human condition in the field of housing, in a sustainable and resource-saving manner. Thus, the aim is to study how architecture can improve people’s quality of life whenever they confront precarious situations. We aim to assess the conditions of the site for this proposal - Ghana, considering intervention solutions that can minimize house living crisis in this country. This final Master Degree project, presenting a proposal for housing in the context of architecture and social development, begins by participating in the Contest OS House, focuses on the Case Study of Ghana and is based on an analysis of living conditions of the population that belongs to the emerging middle class of the country. With this study, I intend to launch a contribution to a debate about issues of housing and its architectural design in the contingency context and economic fragility. To paraphrase Cameron Sinclair, we believe that “where resources and expertise are scarce, the innovative and sustainable design may make the difference in people’s lives”, and help to minimize the social housing problem in some countries in the world, as well as the housing crisis that actually affects Ghana. bamboo details

ELEVATION

PLAN

1. Living Room (24.18m2) 2. Kitchen (4.85m2) 3. Toilet (4.22m2) 4. Bedroom (10.00m2) 5. Bedroom (10.00m2)

1. Living Room (24.18m2) 2. Kitchen (4.85m2) 3. Toilet (4.22m2) 4. Bedroom (10.00m2) 5. Bedroom (10.00m2) 6. Bedroom (14.00m2) 7. Bedroom (14.00m2)

1. Living Room (24.18m2) 2. Kitchen (4.85m2) 3. Toilet (4.22m2) 4. Bedroom (10.00m2) 5. Bedroom (10.00m2) 6. Bedroom (14.00 + 14.00 = 28m2) 7. Bedroom (14.00 + 14.00 = 28m2)

PLAN

1. Living Room (24.18m2) 2. Kitchen (4.85m2) 3. Toilet (4.22m2) 4. Bedroom (10.00m2) 5. Bedroom (10.00m2)

1. Living Room (24.18m2) 2. Kitchen (4.85m2) 3. Toilet (4.22m2) 4. Bedroom (10.00m2) 5. Bedroom (10.00m2) 6. Bedroom (14.00m2) 7. Bedroom (14.00m2)

1. Living Room (24.18m2) 2. Kitchen (4.85m2) 3. Toilet (4.22m2) 4. Bedroom (10.00m2) 5. Bedroom (10.00m2) 6. Bedroom (14.00 + 14.00 = 28m2) 7. Bedroom (14.00 + 14.00 = 28m2)

bamboo details

IN THE NATURE 2009. MILAN - ITALY Scenography

It may seem as if we were looking for the shopping centre in the middle of the forest. This was the very beginning concept for integrating nature into commercial spaces, creating a more liveable and sustainable architecture. Amidst the great amount and movement of people and the road traffic around it, big commercial spaces remain looking inside themselves, almost closed and ignoring its exterior and natural integration. In turn, this project aims to conceive a new way of living inside commercial spaces, as it seeks for more aesthetic and sustainable results as its borders brake down and leave the Nature go inside the building. It is as if visitants and customers walk along and shop in more natural integrated and liveable spaces, making good use of a sustainable new architecture. As a result, is managed a good integration of nature into commercial space, in this case situated in the fringe area of Milan in Italy. In this proposal, Nature brought inside the commercial space became the principal element of inspiration, also contributing to create a good role-play, letting the interior space breath better. The aim is a sort of a game, where Nature and Architecture, both win while managing good integration for commercial spaces.

academic work

SCENOGRAPHY 2009. LISBON - PORTUGAL Scenography

The proposed solution represents the conversion of the old factory buildings of cod liver oil, located in Almada, Portugal, into a global dynamic and ephemeral building. When considering the building as somewhat a temporary space, we may still be rethinking and redefining architecture as an idea to rebuild the old space. In this case, we have an existing old building converted into a minimal structure where human being may live, shelter and rest. What really defines this type of intervention, may not be the physical durability of all construction elements, but its real durability, its functionality and purposes. The structure only becomes transient when it disposes the place where it has been inserted. We may consider it as a modular construction, being developed from multiplied elements, and able to neatly aggregate multiple modules. This architectural object is composed of various geometric shapes, all designed and fit taking into account human scale. The global volume remains symmetric, since it is composed by two identical shape forms that fit together, each aggregating to the other by a relating fixture. Each module has been designed on an human scale, enabling an easy interaction with visiting people, and still integrate adequate spaces for resting and sightseeing. According to the perishable, temporary and mobile nature of this proposal, it is important to highlight in the experienced environment, the way how the building turns a temporary object in that place, plays an action and remains as a memory.

academic work

Module scheme

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Some examples of graphic work I have developing during free time: An architecture office has been represented at GBC Exhibition Shanghai 2012. GBC is China’s leading exhibition and conferences for green buildings. The objective was to create an exhibition space (4m by 4m) and to design a poster with a compilation of their work. The Portuguese Society for Simulation in Health Sciences logo, set on a white or black background (depending on the use), consists of a colorful curve and the three capital letters S P S in blue, white or black color.

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LOGOTIPOS

LOGOTYPES

Sociedade Portuguesa de Simulação Aplicada às C iências d a Saúde

Health

Sciences

Sociedade Portuguesa de Simulação Aplicada às C iências d a Saúde

Health

Sciences

Sociedade Portuguesa de Simulação Aplicada às C iências d a Saúde

Health

Sciences

(+86) 186 2124 2516 (+351) 912791744

or EMAIL ME AT: fernandes.aluisa@gmail.com