CV & P O R T F O L I O Andelka Muric
Curriculum Vitae Name and surname: Anđelka Murić Place and date of birth: Belgrade, Serbia, 25/05/1985 Telefon: +381(0)64 2333 760(Serbia), +39389 01 88 032(Italia) E-mail: andjelka.muric@gmail.com http://issuu.com/andelkamuric/docs/cv___portfolio_muric_andelka.en http://issuu.com/andelkamuric/docs/portfolio_muric_andelka_it_n
Education 2014
Politecnico di Milano-Dottore Magistrale-Interior design
2013
Alta Scuola Politecnica- Honors School _double degree program _research project_Rethinking Condominium, _mentor: prof. Federico Zanfi
2009
Master of Architecture (M-Arch) _Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade (2007-2009) _orientation: architecture _duration of studies: 2 years
2007
Bachelor of Architecture (B-Arch) _Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade (2004-2007) _duration of studies: 3 years
2004
Designer of industrial products and interior _School of Design, Belgrade (2000-2004)
Foreign languages Serbian English Italian
_mother tongue _TOEFL IBT (2011, 86/110) _certificates_ level B1, Politecnico di Milano level B2, School of Informatics and Languages -Softline,Belgrade
Software|Skills MS Office Adobe Creative Suite Corel Draw AutoCad _certificate - course of AutoCad School of Informatics - SystemPro, Belgrade 3ds max Rhino Artlantis Studio Keyshot Kerkythea Physical modelling Freehand drawing Professional experience 2014
_designer-collaborator at new media agency Jiabin, Milan, Italy
2013
_stage at arch.studio Roberto Murgia Architetto, Milan, Italy
2010-2011
_architect at architectural studio AGM, Belgrade, Serbia
2010
_associate at course Project 1- Modul M4 at master academic studies, Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade, Serbia _studio of the professor doc.Ivan Rašković
2009-2010
_architect at ‘Arhid inženjering’, Belgrade, Serbia (studio for engineering)
Prizes and exhibitions 2011
_special prize with AGM studio at competition ‘Social housing’, Belgrade,Serbia
2011
_project- Center for development and research has been exhibited at 33.Salon of Architecture in Belgrade
2010
_1st prize with AGM studio at competition promoted by Investment Agency, City of Belgrade for projects of five kindergartens in Belgrade, Serbia
2010
_project-Center for promotion of science,Block 39, Belgrade, Serbia, international competition, 5th round of voting
2010
_conceptual solution for market stall for open markets in City of Belgrade has been exhibited at Gallery ULUPUDS
2009
_project - First ballet school in Belgrade has been selected amoung 10 best students’ projects at architectural competition ‘Novosti’ and exhibited at Gallery O3one, Belgrade, Serbia
2009
_1st prize for wall installation at international competition ‘Wall?Phenomenon in architecture and urbanism’
Publications and workshops 2014
_ELICA group workshop, among the students selected by Politecnico di Milano as a part of Career day
2013
_workshop for GranitiFiandre at Politecnico di Milano
2012
_project ‘LIVING IN THE RUINS’(Abitare le rovine) published in ABITARE magazin
2011
_workshop ‘Demo room’for Alcatel Lucent, Politecnico di Milano _mentor: Rui Angela
2010
_master project_ Center for research and development selected for publication ‘Seven traditions’(with other 7 students’projects)
2010
_project ‘Reflecting wall’,for competition, published at publication ‘Wall?Phenomenon in architecture and urbanism’ and on the web site - teamrestart.com
2010
_participated at workshop Trimo urban crash
2009
_participated at workshop at Faculty of Architecture, Belgrade -’Small intervention-Big impact’ _mentors: Dutch architect Nanne de Ru and critic of arch. Hans Ibelings
SELECTED PROJECTS: 1|FIRST BALLET SCHOOL IN BELGRADE _2008, course_Project 1, Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade, Serbia _professor_ Mihajlo Timotijević 2|CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH _2009, master project_theme: ‘Seven traditions’, Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade, Serbia _mentor - professor_ Ivan Rašković 3|KINDERGARTEN _2010, competition for preliminary architectural-urban design of FIVE KINDERGARTENS in Belgrade; 1st prize 4|CENTER FOR PROMOTION OF SCIENCE _open, international, anonymous, single stage, competition for preliminary architectural design _2010, Belgrade (Block 39), Serbia 5|LIVING IN THE RUINS (ABITARE LE ROVINE) _2011, course_Interior design studio, Politecnico di Milano _professors_ Andrea Branzi, Michele de Lucchi 6|PICCOLO TEATRO DI MILANO EXHIBITION ‘THREEPENNY OPERA’ _2012, course_Exhibition design studio, Politecnico di Milano _professors_ Franco Origoni, Marcello Galbiati 7|IRON WOOD _2014, competition project - Architectural folly 2014 _promoter: Socrates Sculpture Park, New York 8|project SOFT BORDER _2014, workshop for GranitiFiandre _professors_ Giovanna Piccinno, Anne Boddington 9|MASTER THESIS PROJECT_PAZZIA:SOLDATI DOPO LA GUERRA (INSANITY:SOLDIERS AFTER THE WAR) _graduation date_April 2014_Politecnico di Milano _mentor:prof. Franco Origoni, _co-mentors: prof.Marcello Galbiati, prof.Armando Baietto
FIRST BALLET SCHOOL IN BELGRADE _2008, course_Project 1, Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade, Serbia _professor_ Mihajlo Timotijević
Concept of the school is based on sensitive balance between intimate and public spaces. As the position of the school is in the central part of Belgrade, it was necessary to carefully protect students’ areas but at the same time, to dedicate some of them for public seeing, as it is school of performing arts. Public spaces, for school plays are on the ground floor and these spaces are transparent, while the rest of the school, all other spaces dedicated just for excersise and study, are in more opaque tones, so from outside,just the shadows of the people moving inside are visible,forming in that way a kind of mistical atmosphere.
_first floor plan
_second floor plan
_third floor plan
_cross section
CENTER FOR DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH _2009, master project_theme: ‘Seven traditions’, Faculty of Architecture, University of Belgrade _mentor - professor_ Ivan Rašković
Observing the whole complex as a mass, there are noticed three parts that are the focus of the project. The first are the objects that will be revitalized, the second part are the objects predicted to be demolished due to the structure that is so low quality so it can’t be saved, and the third part, consists of dungeons on this location that are currently out of the use. This project is a result of research of existing traditions in Serbia, in this case, negative tradition - political irresponsability. Project is an ironic response to this tradition Master thesis as a general theme had a tradition (’Seven traditions’), inside which each student should discover unique subject considering tradition. In this work was noticed negative tradition - political irresponsability and as a result of thesis, was done a project that represents respond on it..
_basement level plan
_ground floor plan
_first floor plan
_cross section
KINDERGARTEN _2010, competition for preliminary architectural-urban design of FIVE KINDERGARTENS in Belgrade _1st prize
The project of a kindergarten was one of the 5 projects done for competition published by City of Belgrade for kindergartens on different locations in the city. This project won the 1st prize for the location - block 61. Conceptual starting point was harmonization of influence of parametric and non-parametric factors that define the process that generates kindergarten buildings. The system of standard spatial elements was established and used for construction of typical spatial, architectural sets, in a number of options in relation to the variation of capacity and location conditions. Architectural structures are compact. Functional schemes of the buildings are subordinate to primary orientation of spaces for group care of children who develop the most favorable orientation. Scattered parts of the buildings, oriented to the South, were used to position the appropriate technology elements, that results in convenient form of the object in terms of energy efficiency. Currently this project is in a fase of construction.
_first floor plan
_second floor plan
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_cross section
CENTER FOR PROMOTION OF SCIENCE _open, international, anonymous, single stage, competition for preliminary architectural design _2010, Belgrade (Block 39), Serbia
The site/block was divided in zones according to the nature, hierarchy and relationships of various spatial contents. Accepting the open block space system of New Belgrade as an important urban heritage, the new scheme continued the tradition by using it`s postulate, anchored by the existing building of Drama Faculty. Facilities of the Centre for Promotion of Science acts as the interface, where pubic and spatial contents meet. The shape of the building inspires popular associations of contemporary science and technology. Basic element of the building is the roof plane, that, dominant in the architectural composition, defines interior space and highlights its relationship with the exterior. At the same time, the roof shell structure with two lateral cores remains the only supporting structure, overcoming the distance of 112m in single span. This project passed to the 5th round of voting.
_cross section
_longitudinal section
LIVING IN THE RUINS (ABITARE LE ROVINE) _2011, course_Interior design studio, Politecnico di Milano _professors_ Andrea Branzi, Michele de Lucchi
The city of L’Aquila, which was hit by terrible earthquake in April 2009, is the starting point for wider reflection around the theme of ruins planned by Andrea Branzi and Michele de Lucchi during Interior design studio at Politecnico di Milano. In the wake of ‘culture of ruins’, which is important in Western thought, this experimental project tried to look deeper at both, the aesthetic vision which often accompanies them and dramatic side of things, that can lead to a kind of theatricalisation where ruins are seen as an autonomous expressive reality which represents, in a very fragile way a metaphor for the widespread and ongoing crisis in the contemporary world.
_particular model,done within the group_Martina Siotto, Eleonora Sambugaro, Veronica Sardi, Andjelka Muric
PICCOLO TEATRO DI MILANO EXHIBITION ‘THREEPENNY OPERA’ _2012, course_Exhibition design studio,Politecnico di Milano _professors_ Franco Origoni, Marcello Galbiati
Project is based upon the ‘Threepenny opera’ by Bertolt Brecht, primarly upon Brecht’s theory of ‘epic theater’, that was a starting point for it. Creating ‘misterious’ moments using labyrint like space, music from the theater spectacle (in english,italian and german) and different lights, means using some of the effects of ‘epic theater’ in exhibition design.
Overture
La veridica storia di Mackie Messer
Jenny dei pirati
Della precarietĂ delle umane circostanze
La ballata della schiavitĂš sessuale
Secondo finale Da tre soldi
Ballata nella quale Macheath chiede perdono a tutti
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_sketch and render
IRON WOOD _2014, competition project - Architectural folly 2014 _promoter: Socrates Sculpture Park, New York
The pavilion is an architectural landscape that explores relation between a man and his surroundings. The created structure is a sort of articial forest constructed of tin metal columns. Each column, as a man-made element, represents a natural one, a tree. Intention was to create a structure that could our an experience of varied possibilities using simple materials and furniture elements. The project at the same time represent clever use of modular elements (scaolding pipes) and elements easy to recycle (railway sleepers and if necessary, again scaolding sleepers), and provides the necessary structure for users to think about and experience the natural surroundings.
_sketches
_conceptual sketch _previous page|plan and render
project SOFT BORDER _2014, workshop for GranitiFiandre _professors_ Giovanna Piccinno, Anne Boddington
As an initial point is taken a concept of the project done inside the Final Design Lab with the general theme - ‘in-between spaces’, located in one of the tunnels under the Central Station in Milan. Concept of the project was to create a kind of artificial forest that will be a pleasant, ‘healthy’ passage for its users, inside the space in which the level of pollution (of the air and sound pollution) is on a very high level. This project as a key words has: sound and air pollution barrier, connecting with the ambient and ‘disappearing’ in it. The structure is functioning as a sound barrier and an air filter (BioActive tiles-6mm). Using three different types of ceramic tiles (tiles with three different finishings), witn opaque, semireflecting and reflecting finishing, that can produce the effect of softly ‘disappearing’ structure.
ceramic tile
division
changing the angle
air filter
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view of the ambient
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_the structure becomes SOFT BORDER reflecting and allowing a view on the surrounding
MASTER THESIS PROJECT_PAZZIA:SOLDATI DOPO LA GUERRA (INSANITY:SOLDIERS AFTER THE WAR)
_graduation date_April 2014_Politecnico di Milano _mentor:prof. Franco Origoni, _co-mentors: prof.Marcello Galbiati, prof.Armando Baietto
The project_Pazzia:Soldati dopo la guerra (Insanity:Soldiers after the war) is an exhibition design project that in a symbolical way represents the war and mental problems some of the soldiers suffer after it, in detail, post traumatic stress syndrom. Exhibiton is devided in two parts_first one that represents thought different well known symbols, First and Second World War and Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the second part, tells a story about post traumatic stress syndrom.
First World War 1914-1918
Second World War 1939-1945
_sketches
Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
_renders