Architecture & Design Portfolio by Andrea Palmas

ANDREA PALMAS Architecture & Design Portfolio

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Preface

Personal Statements

Margin of Segariu

Re-living the City

Ex Maletti factory

New Vision of the Loft 2

Eco Green Village

Auditorium Adriano

Academic works

Personal works

TABLE OF CONTENTS Jobs-Undergraduate studies Architecture & Design Portfolio

New Music for Villanova

Ambasciata di Sardegna

YAC - Pesaro

Europan 12 - Mannheim

Graphic works

Curriculum Vitae

12 YAC - Wine Culture Center

Table of Contents 02-03

Personal Sketches for Academic works

Preface

PERSONAL STATEMENTS Jobs-Undergraduate studies Architecture & Design Portfolio

Experience Fields and Personal Goals

Since childhood I was fascinated by architecture. The possibility to design, to plan and to take part to the construction of an architectural work is always been one of my greatest desires and today is still a source of great determination. My first studies (carried out at the technical institute for professional surveyors) focused on construction methods, materials, rules, static laws, and they allowed me to learn the first fundamental notions of construction. Then, I was determined to reach a higher design level and I decided to improve and expand my knowledge. I studied the artistic and historical elements of architecture and I assimilated the most correct approach to design. I also deepened the study of various aspects connected to the architecture world, especially techniques, methods and building systems. Architecture and everything that is related to the construction world has always been my biggest passion and this is the reason for which I am determined and motivated to make these disciplines the job of my life.

Statements 04-05

Margin of the village of Segariu

REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

Graduation Thesis Academic year: 2010-2011

My graduation thesis is organized in two steps. The first step concerns the study of the urban centre and the margin area, with an analysis of the characteristics that have led to the development of the urban fabric and his structural elements. After that (second step) I moved on to the design phase, and I studied and defined a new possible territorial planning. The project is divided into two basic macro themes: the cultural park system and the redevelopment of the urban fabric. The cultural park is developed through the study of a system of paths that are able to connect and relate to each other all the services currently present, inserting new support structures, such as an information point, a bridge for the crossing of the river and a second system of pedestrian/cycle paths integrated in the agricultural fabric. The expansion of the urban fabric was made through the analysis and the study of the arboral cultivations currently present, integrating them in a residential solution, keeping the main characteristics of existing structures and putting the foundation for a future expansion of the urban center.

Redevelopement 06-07

SPORTS /CULTURAL/PARK SYSTEM INFORMATION POINT

SYSTEM OF MAIN PATHS

THE BRIDGE

EXPANSION OF THE RESIDENTIAL FABRIC

CULTURAL PARK SYSTEM: THE PATH

Path along the river.

Main path.

Path in the agricoltural fabric.

INFORMATION POINT

A OUTER COVERING PANEL B OUTER COATING FIXING SYSTEM C SUPPORT BOX-LIKE STRUCTURE D HEAT INSULATION E PLASTERBOARD PANEL F BEAM IPE 120 G BEAM IPE 300 H CORRUGATED SHEET

A-A section.

INSULATED COVER PANEL

Redevelopement 08-09

THE BRIDGE

Cross section.

A PLANKING

B BEAM IPE 120 C BEAM IPE 600 D HANDRAIL SYSTEM AND STIFFENING OF THE STRUCTURE

E RETRACTABLE JOINT F UPPER STIFFENING

New residential fabric. Redevelopement 10-11

NEW RESIDENTIAL FABRIC_

Ground floor plan. LIVING AREA SLEEPING AREA

B-B SE CTION

Ground floor

A-A S

ECTIO

TYPE 1

TYPE 2

TYPE 3

First floor

Ground floor

First floor

Redevelopement 12-13

Re-living the City

REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

Laboratory of design and architectural composition V Academic year: 2009-2010

During the y Ri_Ab_Lab Laboratory was redeveloped a partially disused small block near the coastal structures of Cagliari. Ri_Ab_Lab has allowed us to develop an experimental investigation applied to the project about the issues of construction and manufacturing. The project involves the demolition of several buildings currently in disuse in order to create a strong relationship of communication between the city and the project area through the construction of a large square. Another part of the project involves the construction of new residential and commercial buildings. The project area is also characterized by the presence of an old famous bottling water plant reconverted for temporary art exhibitions.

Volumetric plan

Plan height 0.00

Museum area

Redevelopement 14-15

Viale Diaz

Viale Diaz - Via Sonnino

Viale Diaz prospect

Plan height 4.00

Via Sonnino prospect

Plan height 8.00

Plan height 12.00

Redevelopement 16-17

New Music for Villanova

REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

Laboratory of design and architectural composition IV Academic year: 2008-2009

The work carried out during the workshop “LAB_sociality” developed a small block adjacent to the historic district of Villanova and the new contemporary urban fabric in the city of Cagliari. “LAB_sociality” allowed the discussion about design problems inside the urban fabric and the development of a design strategy which can be included as an element of mediation and cohesion.

First, we tried to distribute the building volumes placing them in relation to the urban context and we created a proper balance between public, private and semipublic spaces. In a first project phase we wanted to complete the street frontage along the Via Tristani but this idea was abbandoned because of the little project “functionality”. The three important factors that influenced the design from the context point of view are: the historical connection of Villanova historic district, the modern buildings that made up the block termination and the isolated buildings close to the historic center.

Studying the opening of the buildings volumes we decided to try to follow several solutions inspired by famous architects including Steven Holl. His style was the more consistent than the historical context of Villanova.

We wanted to provide the commercial area spaces with large windows in order to characterize the target of these spaces and to assure a good lighting.

Redevelopement 18-19

Plan 1

South prospect

Plan 2

Plan 3

North prospect

One of the difficulties encountered during the design was the 18 meters height difference within the project area and the consequent distribution on the elevation volumes. We wanted to avoid the use of encomplete open spaces through the creation of green spaces and paved system. In the underground portion of the lot was planned to build a parking on two different levels. The parking spaces are equipped with a dedicated direct access through residential fits.

Plan 4

Redevelopement 20-21

Ex Maletti Factory - Casinalbo

REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

Competition of ideas Year: 2013 Team: Palmas Andrea, Cinus Stefano, Francesca Cocchiara, Erasmo Valeria, Fois Emanuele, Lampis Danila, Piras Valeria, Sirigu Claudio,

The theme of the competition involved the redevelopment of an area located in Casinalbo (MODENA) and occupied by buildings (which in the past were the sites of the former sausage factory â&#x20AC;&#x153;Malettiâ&#x20AC;?) and green/ agricultural areas. It is an important urban area that with its new features is able to define a new center for Casinalbo. The project area is part of a context represented by the adjacent historical fabric, the railway station, several historical buildings to protect, a Punic necropolis and a seasonal stream (the latter falling within green/agricultural areas).

1. Archeological area 2. Educational gardens 3. Green area parking 4. New landscapes between land and water 5. Play area and sports activities for children 6. Square events 7. Walk along the railway 8. Access to the park from Via S. Ambrogio 9. New access Via Palazzi 10. Wooded area 11. Access to the underground parking

Redevelopement 22-23

Summary of the project proposal

New Functions 1. Media library

8. Entrance to the cultural

15. Multi-purpose hall (exhibition, events)

2. Offices

9. Museum

16. Market place, space festivals

3. Conference room

10. Emeroteca

17. Square events

4. Multimedia library

11. Open bar

18. Deposit of the museum

5. Surgeries

12. Trattoria

19. Deposit office

6. Gym (indoor sports and rehabilitation)

13. Workshops

20. Undergroung parking

7. Local technicians and deposits

14. Square chimney

Promenade along the railway

South-east prospect

Smockestackâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s square

A-A Section

Ground floor plan

B-B Section

East-west park section

Redevelopement 24-25

First floor plan

Basement floor plan Promenade along the railway

Square for events

Renewable energy

Microclimate SOLAR PANEL FOR ELETRICITY PRODUCTION

GEOTHERMAL PROBE FOR COOLNG/HEATING

Rainwater recovery

Shanding and natural lighting HOURS 12 AM

HOURS 9 AM

HOURS 4 PM

NORTH-WEST

SOUTH

SOUTH-EAST

Renaturalization with native species

Via Palazzi_park entrance

Strategies for recycling

RECYCLED WOOD

Educational gardens

North-south park section

ORGANIC WASTE

DEMOLITION WASTE LAND AND MOVEMENTS

SOIL RECYCLED

DEMOLITION WASTE LAND AND MOVEMENTS

Redevelopement 26-27

New Vision of the Loft 2

VISION CONCEPT

International competition of ideas Year: 2013

Some aspects of architecture are based on the use of imagination as through which it is possible to predict possible future scenarios and understand how the architecture and its context can interface with each other. An ideal thought is often confined in the imagination, and in this case we talk about utopia. In ancient times it was discovery the importance of a close connection between architecture and utopia. Platone proposed the creation of an ideal city the whose construction had to take into consideration not only the various aspects of human activity like social relations and business affairs, but even the relationship with nature. During the neoclassical period Etienne-Louis Bullée adopted elementary volumes with a colossal scale in his imagination in order to create buildings with a high symbolic value.In the same way Claude-Nicolas Ledoux presented a “speaking architecture”, that means “symbolic architecture”, using pure forms such as pyramids, spheres and cubes. What would became of big cities If we develope a thought like this to imagine a new ideal scenario in which architecture and environment are able to coexist in an harmonious way? What would become of the immense busy streets and huge skyscrapers? What about the form of the “ ideal house”? How should it fit into the new fabric? If urban spaces were invaded and “colonized” again by vegetation and waterways, the man who for centuries did not bother to relate properly with the environment leading to extreme conditions the natural balance of the planet, find himself for the first time to live with nature in a brand new and changed world . In order to survive would be forced to adopt new economic systems and transportations, developing new livelihoods and moving into new housing types abandoning obsolete buildings and skyscrapers that gradually fall into the hands of nature which regains possession of what has been removed. The new housing types because of their great adaptability and functionality may be located in the most unusual and different city-sites, in the busy streets, on the roofs of skyscrapers, and more.

The new living cells will be aggregated within coverings of spherical shapes that contain the Loft. In this way we can enjoy as of fundamental factors such as air space and light. Each loft is designed as a living space in perfect harmony with the normal men habits. The spherical shape allows the use of many advantages such as an high degree high degree of heat dissipation, a perfect aerodynamic against winds and an high degree of thermic insulation improved also by the detachment in elevation respect to the ground surface. From the sustainability point of view the cell is indipendent and able to take perfectly advantage of natural factors such as the sun to produce energy, rainwater storage for water supply and passive ventilation and green plants for the production of pure air. Consequently it allows to obtain low management and maintenance costs and an easy rapid construction thanks to the prefabricated components of which it is composed.

Sustenibility

Spherical shape

Functional Plant

Functional section

Visual Concept 28-29

Embassy of Sardinia

COMMERCIAL FORMAT PROJECT

Competition of ideas Year: 2013 Team: Palmas Andrea, Cinus Stefano, Lampis Danila. .

PRODUCTS FOR SALE AREA

The nuragic architecture represented by Nuraghe, is the oldest known architectural form of Sardinia.

Its plant often follows a quadrilateral organization with four defensive towers placed at the vertices and bounded by defensive walls. At the center there was the central tower, the centerpiece of the entire nuragic complex . The geometry and the footprint of defensive towers are reinterpreted to modulate the position, size and shape of the furniture that will host the functions to include within the commercial format.

EXHIBITOR PRODUCTS

COMPACT VERSION_Plant

1:50

The goal of the competition was to create a commercial proximity format reproducible in different urban contexts (the old town, the city center and planned commercial aggregates), ranging in size between 30 and 60 square meters and specialized in typical Sardinian food. The project had to be able to return a contemporary, evocative and non-stereotypical image of Sardinia, highly recognizable over time and with a reminder of the typical elements of the island such as sun, wind, colors, ancient history and local identity. The project had to meet a maximum budget set at â&#x201A;Ź 800 / sq.m and the entire structure had to be built and dismantled as soon as possible. Moreover, the structure had to be studied in two complementary versions: a self standig version for the placement in a variety of urban spaces and a compact version to be used for exhibitions.

WAREHOUSE

TASTING AREA

Section

1:50

Commercial format project 30-31

COMPACT VERSION

North prospect

1:100

South prospect

1:100

In the Sardianian history and tradition the circle is a geometric shape that can be found in many items, from jewelry to the setting up plan of Nuraghe. The jewelry made of golden filigree represents one of the strongest and appreciated symbols of the Sardinian tradition.

The structure was designed in a modular way in order to adapt to different localizated solutions ensuring the maximum usability of interior space in every circumstance.

SELF

F STANDING VERSION

West prospect

1:100

East prospect

1:100

Commercial format project 32-33

FLOW WITH INPUT ON ONE SIDE_Line solution

FLOW WITH INPUTS ON TWO SIDES_ Angle solution

7 UNITS

9 UNITS

4 UNITS

16 UNITS

FLOW WITH INPUTS ON THREE SIDES_ Header solution

In the self-standing version the structure offers the opportunity to expand its interior spaces to the outside by inserting pieces of furniture such as chairs and benches for the new tasting area, making it a structuring and feature element of the urban context where it will be placed.

12 UNITS

4 UNITS

16 UNITS

22 UNITS

21 UNITS

ABACUS OF THE MAIN STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS 1.1 - 1.6

PERFORATED FRONT PANEL (thickness 2 mm) FIXED INSIDE AND OUTSIDE TO VERTICAL BOXES VERTICAL BOX WITH ONCEALED SCREWS.

2.1 - 2.4

PRE-DRILLED COVER PANEL COMBINED WITH TRANSPARENT PLEXIGLASS PANEL FIXED INSIDE

3.1

BOX PILLAR IN GALVANIZED AND PREPAINTED STEEL 100*50*2.

3.2

ANGLED BOX PILLAR IN GALVANIZED AND PREPAINTED STEEL 50*50*2.

4.1

UPPER BEAM: PREPAINTED GALVANIZED STEEL BOX WITH INTERLOCKING SYSTEM AND BOLTIN

4.2

PERIMETRER BEAM BELOW: PREPAINTED GALVANIZED STEEL BOX WITH INTERLOCKING SYSTEM

4.3

PREPAINTED GALVANIZED STEEL BOX BEAM 40*40*2.

5.1 - 5.2

GALVANIZED BEAMBOX STEEL PREPAINTED 100*50*2.

3 UNITS

2 UNITS

8 UNITS

DETAILED SECTION

1:25

1. PERFORATED ALUMINIUM PANEL COUPLED WITH A PLEXIGLASS PANEL FIXED TO A VERTICAL BOX WITH HIDDEN SCREWS

13 UNITS

4 UNITS

6 UNITS

2 UNITS

3 UNITS

2. UPPER PERIMETRICAL GALVANIZED STELL BOX 100*50*2 mm FIXED TO VERTI CALL BOXES BY BOLTS 3. LOWER PERIMETRICAL STEEL BOX 100*50*2 mm INTERLOCKED AND BOLTED 4. PILLAR MADE WITH ASSEMBLED GALVANIZED STEEL BOX

S BY HIDDEND SCREWS (thickness 2 mm) FIXED INSIDE AND OUTSIDE A AND OUTSIDE TO BOX BEAMS BY HIDDEN SCREWS

NG 100*50*2.

M AND BOLTING 100*40*2.

5. INTERLOCKING FIXING SYSTEM BOLTED BETWEEN BEAM AND PILLAR 6. FLOOR WITH WOODEN STRIPS (1290 x 192 mm) INSTALLED ON SUPPORTS MADE OF METAL TUBES 40*4*2 WEDGED AND BOLTED WITH THE PERIMETRICAL BOX 7. LED SPOTLIGHT FOR LIGHTING 8. EXHIBITOR/WINDOW WITH CHIPBOARD STRUCTURE AND A CLEAR LAMINATE COATING 9. SALES COUNTER WITH A CHIPBOARD STRUCTURE AND A CLEAR LAMINATE COATING

Commercial format project 34-35

YAC_Smart Harbor

REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

Architectural competition for under 35 designers Year: 2013 Team: Palmasd Andrea, Cinus Stefano, Cocchiara Francesca, Fois Emanuele, Sirigu Claudio.

The project for the competition rises within the former shipyard in the city of Pesaro. The area is characterized by its strategic location near the River Foglia, the tourist sport and beaches with all their services. The goal of the project is the redevelopment of an area that can be highly enjoyed by citizens and visitors which is able to offer a wide range of services thanks to the insert functions.

Units configuration Solid Shell

Program 1. water Plaza - events - playground 2. Indoor sport - wellness - swimming pool 3. Port authority - welcoming - research 4. River park services - canoe, bike renting 5. Leisure outdoor - events - performance 6. Reastaurant - bar - temporany housing -shops 7. Touristic harbor (mediaum boats) 8. New footbridge 9. touristic harbor (small boats) 10. Naval port (large boats) 11. Leisure outdoor - viewpoints 12. walking and cycle paths 0 10

100 m

Traffic routes and landscape: paths and open views

Box modular unit: flexibility and customizable uses

West - east 10

North - south Commercial format project 36-37

Europan 12_Mannheim

URBAN REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

International competition for under 40 architects Year: 2013 Team: Palmas Andrea, Cinus Stefano, Lampis Danila.

The twelfth edition of Europan has been focused on the theme of the adaptable city. Adaptability is the quality of a space that can be easily modified in harmony with changes to which its use is subject or may be subjected. The selected project area required to focus on the concept of Networked Territories. We have studied a new territorial redevelopment plan able to change the entrance to the City by restoring and linking important and different areas with residential, productive and social destination. The project was developed from the B38 highway redevelopment transforming this huge shaft in a green line that has allowed the characterization of the new entrance to the city and the connection of various facing networks.

NETWORKS AND URBAN FRAGMENTS The axis of the entire project is represented by the B38 highway which is surrounded by various urban areas with different intended uses, some of which are the subject of reconversion as a former military areas.

URBAN DENSITY_CLUSTER The project area is distinguished by the presence of areas with different characteristics and urban densities. This presence and the relationship between different areas is important for the future planning.

BORDER The current entrance to the city is characterized by a strong presence of the road system that tracks limits of connection between different areas of the project.

NEW NATIONAL, REGIONAL AND LOCAL SCALE PROGRAM The project is developed with a stratigraphic planning at national, regional and local level. It can take advantage of the characteristics and qualities of the different areas making them strategically crucial.

ANCHOR POINTS The project identifies some anchor points of crucial importance for their environmental, social and infrastructure characteristics, that are able to weld and unify the entire urban fabric.

URBAN POTENTIAL The existing urban fabric is characterized by the presence of many historical buildings. Their characteristics and destinations of use are often very different from each other. The objective of the project is to adopt a reading key that can reinterpret the entire area making it functionally homogeneous.

Urban redevelopment project 38-39

The B38 corridor, urban green line

Upgrade empty space, new public and shared activities

PROJECT GOALS

The B38 corridor, urban green line

The project is based on the attempt made in the 60s to create a â&#x20AC;&#x153;economic poleâ&#x20AC;? for the city of Mannheim and to reactivate this potential adding scientific and research facilities in order to create an active system along the B38, gaining importance at a regional level. The intervention on the existing services in Volgestag, in Benjamin Franklin Village and in the military area and the possibility to add new services and facilities leaded to connect through axes and paths, partly based on existing routes that cross the B38 and to establish a link between the two residential areas, even horizontally. The great gate that the B38 creates is due to the fact that in order to reach the center of Mannheim is necessary to use the car. With the possibility to move with other transportation means

Functions estabilished in the Benjamin Franklin Village

Section between Taylor Barracks - B38

Educational Park

scale 1:250

Shared space

since from the Taylor Barracks, the car may have a minor importance and thus the reduction of the importance and strength of the B38. The entire cycle and pedestrian paths and the public transportation network should be improved and rooted in order to “downgrade” the transportation system of the car, reducing its current strength. This network paths must be developed in close relationship with the green areas, that will connect the different sectors extending to the trees of the forest. Inside the project area the presence of the natural system is very strong. The green system could be used and designed as an unifying element between the six sectors according to species and colors in order to identify the function of a certain area; furthermore the new infrastructural layout may be enhanced with the help of the landscape design .

B38

Within a foreseeable future the conversion of B38 will set up a new city entrance. The converted sites - Benjamin Franklin Village and Taylor Barracks - provide an opportunity to reconceive the development corridor: they will be gradually involved in the urban dynamics and they will be linked by a new public transport system, which will act as a possible catalyst for the development in these unlinked areas. While this makes the B38 corridor a more attractive development area – in term of National, Regional and Local scale – it also fuels a process of centralization in favor of the big, strong and well established central areas of the city.

Shared space

Taylor Barracks area

Urban redevelopment project 40-41

The Taylor Barraks area, New Life Music Park

THE NEW URBAN DIMENSION THE B38 CORRIDOR, URBAN GREEN LINE The major road entrance to the city represented by the B38 has been redesigned with the aim to change its appearance making a large boulevard allowing the integration along the side bands of social functions at the service of residents, workers and visitors. The project studies also possible pedestrian crossings and cycle paths in order to make the entire area suitable for pedestrians, cyclists and especially children, so that they can move totally safe. The design is based on the study of the road section on which the space currently allocated to roadways is appro-

Section between Benjamin Franklin Village - B38 - Volgenstang

ached by two lateral bands which for their size belittle the current function of the road in favor of a pedestrian and bicycle mobility. Thanks also to the opening towards the lateral areas of the new campus and Volgertang, the road is enriched with functions capable of activating the corridor from a urban point of view. THE LINKS OF THE PROJECT AREA The entire project area has been studied for a cycle-pedestrian mobility and developed through the insertion of new paths thus allowing a rapid mobility with maximum safety. The system of services for the citizens currently available

Benjamin Franklin Village

scale 1:250

into the Volgerstang area has been linked with appropriate direct pedestrian and cycle paths, capable of enhancing especially the residential area of the Benjamin Franklin Village, which is currently lacking from the point of view of mobility infrastructures. EXPANSION AND ENHANCEMENT OF THE NEW KAFERTAL RAILWAY JUNCTION The residential area of KĂ¤fertal is a suburban area that has not been updated with the passing of the years from a functional point of view. For this reason it has been decided to enhance the railway making it a strategic point from which start not only the mobility network with public transport but also the entire park system and the area of economic and scientific system of the campus. It is thus given a new impulse to the entire area reactivating new social spaces (such as plazar green areas) that enhance the industrial fabric that currently exists. FUNCTIONS ESTABLISHED IN THE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN VILLAGE The whole area of conversion of Benjamin Franklin village adjacent to the B38 is an affordable scientific system able to give a new impetus not only to the project but to the entire city of Mannheim. It has been designed to accommodate inside a mix of scientific and research functions, together with economic and productive functions. The whole system is supported by a set of community services able to give autonomy to the area but also capable to be a strong attraction for visitors. The project idea is based on the flexibility that allows the area to expand without loosing its main function.

The Taylor Barraks area, New Life Music Park

The New Kafertal railway junction

THE TAYLOR BARRACKS AREA Within the area of the former Taylor Barracks we included functions that attract flows not only from the city of Mannheim, but also from the rest of the country. The present buildings converted their intended pourpose to the recording industry, which has also characterized the theme of the entire area. Within it is provided a system of buildings for citizens services such as shops, rehearsal rooms and exhibition spaces. This is supported by a park close to major public transport connections. Kafertal Forest

Shared space

B38

Shared space

Urban redevelopment project 42-43

Green

Mild Homes - Eco Green Village

ECO BUILDING PROJECT

Competition of ideas Year: 2014 Team: Palmas Andrea, Piras Valeria, Cinus Stefano, Lampis Danila, Demurtas Simone, Erasmo Valeria.

The theme of the competition is the ideational preparation of proposals for the creation of a sustainable village. The project has three main levels of planning: a proposal for the planning of the entire sector, a detailed project proposal with architectural and plant design and the economic model proposal. The project is able to offer a high energy efficiency of buildings and low emissions, use of environmentally friendly and natural materials, recovery from a short chain in the area, use of renewable sources, modular housing.

Site plan Playground

Street prospect

Parking

Private green area

scale 1:400

Concept

Private spaces and neighbourhood activities

Mix housing types

Green areas and privacy

The arrangement of the different parts of the building has been designed to allow the identification of an interior private space. The rotation of one block has allowed the creation of a filter urban space where different activities contribute to create a strong sense of neighborhood.

The combination of various houses types (tworoom, three-room and four-rooms) helps to increase the programmatic complexity of the intervention and it promotes the cohesion between various social sectors within the same plot.

Blocks enter in green areas which have been studied to ensure more privacy for houses and to separate the common area inside the lot to private open spaces.

Combination types Ground floor

First floor

50 m2

62 m2

90 m2

62 m2 living module sleeping module bathroom

Eco building project 44-45

Walnut lamellas

Fruit tree

Principal structure

West prospect

1:200

Ground floor plan

South prospect

1:200

Wood coating patio

East prospect

First floor plan

1:200

scale 1:400

X-lam prefabricated structure: assembly

ground floor

first floor

Water system block

kitchen

bathroom hot water cold water

solar shields

Water management

People and communities

rainwater collection from roofs

- green areas - playgrounds

Geothermic system

Energy production centralised systems

heating cooling

Eco building project 46-47

Emperor Adrianâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s auditorium Cover

STRUCTURAL PROJECT

Competition of ideas Year: 2014 Team: Palmas Andrea, Piras Valeria, Cinus Stefano, Lampis Danila, Demurtas Simone, Erasmo Valeria.

During the excavations for the construction of the new subway line in Rome it was found a monument of historical importance belonging to the Roman period. It is an auditorium that in the past was used during the Imperator Adrian Dynasty located at the foot of Our Lady of Loreto church and a few steps far from the Peace Altar. The competition required the coverage of this monument through a completely transparent structure which was volumetrically less invasive because of its location and able to integrate a cognitive and cultural monument. In the vicinity of the monument there was also planned a way out of the new subway line. The goal of the project is to create a square with seating and cognitive paths which can serve as a main pole and guidance for tourists and pedestrians.

metal railing central hall with returning historical bleachers

entrance to the underground Museum Tour

entrance hall protective case for emerging wall floor gratings for aeration the south wing entrance steps glass sitting to Ara Pacis

Site plan

scale 1:400

belt metal railing

travertine pavement

North-south section

alveolar beam 300/150 mm

central hall with returning historical bleachers

stainless steel cable profile 150/70/10 mm

entrance hall

7cm structural glass with finishing layer in lcd glass

protective case for emerging wall

glass sitting to Ara Pacis

stainless steel strip 70/8 mm

scale 1:250 Structural project 48-49

YAC - Wine Cultural Center

REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT

Competition of ideas Year: 2014 Team: Palmas Andrea.

The goal of the project is the creation of a multifunctional system that can promote and accommodate the culture of a millennial activity. The wine production activity. The designed system was established with the main aim to create a homogeneous system which is able to accommodate and articulate all the functions related to the production process with the addition of all the other functions necessary for the creation of a place to meet, socialize and catalyze the culture and the tourism. The entire project was also constantly studied on the basis of the energetic sustainability which is a prerequisite for any productive activity nowadays.

5 6

5 -1.30

0.00

5 2 3

5 H: 2.70 m

7 -1.30

Plan height 0.00

scale 1:500 FUNCTIONAL PROGRAM OFFICES AREA

WORKTABLE FINISHED PRODUCTS

5. offices 6. toilettes 15. conferences room 16. archive

-1.30 H: 4.00 m WAREHOUSE PACKING

BOTTLING HALL

10. warehouse 11. on-the job training and prod. itiner. 17. friut storehouse-temporary cultural

400 mq 260 mq

400 mq 1031 mq

functions

10 11

FREE USES AREA

12. tasting room 13. toilettes 18. sensory media

STORE HOUSE AREA

300 mq

0.00 H: 4.00 m

0.00 0.00

H: 4.00 m

-1.30

Redevelopment project 50-51

FRUIT STOREHOUSE

4.50 FRUIT STOREHOUSE

3.00

4.50

FRUIT STOREHOUSE

5 13

5 5

10 4.50

3.00

H: 4.00 m

0.00

-1.30

4.50

-1.30

Plan height 4.50

scale 1:500

A-A section

scale 1:500

B-B section

scale 1:500

FUNCTIONAL PROGRAM

ACTIVE SYSTEMS Renewable energy

OFFICES AREA

780 mq

1. expeditions office 2. director office 3. co-director office 4. hall + reception 5. offices 6. toilettes

SOLAR PANELS FOR ELETRICITY PRODUCTION

GEOTHERMAL PROBE FOR COOLING/PROBE

STORE HOUSE AREA

9. research laboratories 152 mq 10. warehouse 1150 mq 11. on-the job training and production

PASSIVE SYSTEMS Floodlighting

itinereraries

UNIFORM DOWNLIGHTING

FREE USE AREA

12. tasting room + espace boutique 13. toilettes 14. multi-purpose area

400 mq 260 mq Microclimate_natural ventilation

Redevelopment project 52-53

GRAPHIC WORKS Programs: 3D Studio Max + V-Ray Post-production: Photoshop

Freedom

Meditation Place

Library Project

Family House

Graphic works 54-55

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The four Fourseasons seasons

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The four Four seasons seasons

Style

Kitchen Design

Manhattan Office

Graphic works 56-57

Education

Andrea Palmas

High school graduation.

UK mobile: +44 7763345445 IT mobile: +39 3475154096 e-mail: palmas.a@hotmail.com

I.T.C.G. Technical Institute, June 2005.

University of Cagliari, Italy. Degree in Architecture, October 2011.

European Institute of Design , Cagliari, Italy. Course of 3D modelling and rendering programs: 3DS Max and V-Ray May 2012.

Professional Architect Qualification, Genova, Italy. May 2012.

Work History Freelancer Collaboration with European and nonEuropean firms managing my private works at the same time August 2014 - On going.

Collective of young architects. International competitions and private works. Juanuary 2013 - May 2014.

VPS Architects, Cagliari, Italy. Collaboration/internship July 2012 - October 2012

Q Architettura, Assemini, Italy. Collaboration/internship April 2012 - June 2012

Workshop 13/24, Sanluri, Italy. Collaboration/internship December 2011 - February 2012

Personal skills and competences

Additional information

Mother-tongue:

References:

Italian.

Mrs Ilene Steingut for VPS Architetti e-mail: steingut@vpsarchitetti.com PHONE: +39 070684258

Others languages: English and French. Technical skills: Autocad 2D/3D

Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign 3D Studio Max + V-Ray Office: Word, Excel, Powerpoint Revit Sketchup Rhinoceros

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Curriculum Vitae 58-59

Andrea Palmas UK mobile: +44 7763345445 IT mobile: +39 3475154096 e-mail: palmas.a@hotmail.com Website: www.andreapalmas.com