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anna gabitova

anna gabitova

+49 176 32152688 | annagabitovaa@gmail.com | @___gabitova

about me

04.08.1998 almaty, kazakhstan

education prof. experience skills

soft archicad photoshop

indesign

illustrator

lightroom

rhinoceros

3ds max

other

model making sketching photography

languages

german

english

russian

kazakh

10/2020 - current technical university of munich department of architecture, B. A.

10/2022 - 08/2023

vienna university of techology faculty of architecture and planning, B. Sc. exchange year

09/2016 - 12/2018

rudn university incomplete academy of engineering: department of architecture courses

07/2022

chair for fine arts, tum layout of excursion booklet, photos

2020

fiverr freelance sketching, collages

06/2018 - 07/2018

architectural internship, “neft” almaty, kazakhstan work in archicad, photoshop

competitions

2023

competition #1

...in process

c1 telc c1 native basic

07 - 10/2022, 03 - 04/2022 04 - 07/2021, 09 - 11/2019 03/2021 - 04/2021 02/2020 - 04/2020 10/2019 - 11/2019 11/2017 - 01/2018 illustrator photoshop rhinoceros archicad indesign 3ds max

contents 6 14 24 landform munich, germany

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quattro: parzelle 12 munich, germany natural history museum somewhere

28 ... hans hollein archive vienna, austria competition in process selected works workshops, courses 38 5

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landform and infrastructure. sustainable settlements in the munich fringe.

technical university of munich

TUM School of Engineering and Design Chair for Urban Design and Housing

professor superwisor

Prof. Stephen Bates, Prof. Bruno Krucker

team work

Anna Gabitova, Anna Dietrich, Andrej Kukic, Sena Özkan

4. semester 2022

Our project aims to investigate the potential of various sites on the outskirts of Munich and its surrounding settlements. Rather than simply considering how the ground can be adjusted and stabilized to accommodate specific settlements such as a caravan park, a social housing cluster, a rural short stay retreat, and a light industrial compound, the focus is on understanding the site’s characteristics forensically.

The ecological footprint of these proposals is a central aspect of the project, emphasizing the importance of concepts such as Re-use, Replenish, Regenerate, Circularity, and passive low-energy use. The aim was to develop ideas and strategies that showcase environmental sustainability and demonstrate the principles of material and process circularity.

The enabling strategies for the placement of buildings are both precise and indeterminate. They possess precision in terms of their form and dimensions, while also allowing for flexibility and adaptability to anticipate future uses and occupation.

These fringe sites, located between urban and rural areas, possess distinct topographical and landscape features and are influenced by existing buildings and loose urban structures. It was intriguing to explore how these edges can facilitate and inspire new uses, and how the ground itself can play a pivotal role in the overall development.

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first site plan: market

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field park

gardening area protected nature reserve argicultural zone

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For our project, we created scale models at different ratios using wood and plaster. The 1:500 scale model provides a broad overview, capturing the essence of the design on a larger scale. Moving closer, the 1:100 scale model reveals finer elements, allowing us to appreciate the intricacies of the architecture. Finally, the 1:50 scale model brings us closest to reality, offering a tangible representation of the space.

section A-A

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quattro: parzelle 12

technical university of munich

TUM School of Engineering and Design

Chair of Building Construction and Material Science

professor superwisor

Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Florian Musso

team work

Anna Gabitova, Nezhada Lalzad, Julia Nefahina, Adamaria Francesca (some graphic materials have been re-done by the author of the portfolio)

3. semester 2021

In order to alleviate the housing shortage in Munich, development models are to be created for the settlements of the future. Against this background, a cluster-like development of prototypes was developed.

The buildable area of the prototypes is 10m wide and 20m deep. Parcel 12 is located on a corner lot with north-east orientation in the center of the neighborhood. The highrise building contains seven floors and is based on a a six-part grid.

The building appeals to different target groups with four different apartment types. The lower floor and the fifth floor are dedicated to the public and can be used jointly by all residents of the neighborhood.

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BGF: 1600 m2

BGF oberirdisch 1400 m2

Vermietbare Flache 1004,22 m2

Verhaltnis (BGF -Vermietbare Flache): 100% -62,7 %

A= 1179, 74 m2

V= 4798,8 m3

A/VVerhaltnis = 0,25

Q Heiz = 11, 48 kWh/m2a

GWP = 218238, 602 CO2Aqv

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ground floor plan with surrounding: cafe, office 17 10 9 16 15 18 17 11 13 14 8 7

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1st - 4th floor: apartments 5th floor: co-working space

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6st - 7th floor: student apartments

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apartment type A: plan 1st - 5th floor

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apartment type A: axonometry

apartment type A: plan

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1st - 5th floor

A:

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apartment type

axonometry

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nature history museum

vienna university of technology

Fakultät für Architektur und Raumplanung

Institut für Architektur und Entwerfen

professor superwisor

Prof. Pier Paolo Tamburelli

Adam Sherman

individual exercise

6. semester 2023

In my project, I explore the composition of space in different architectural precedents by following Moretti’s method outlined in “Structures and Sequences of Spaces.” The project begins with a fresh interpretation of these precedents through the creation of interior negative space models. Models of various buildings were assembled, serving as a basis for generating new plans and views, speculating on new spatial sequences that are both derivations from the precedents and completely new constructions.

To align with this year’s theme “What is public architecture?”, we have selected public buildings as the focus of the investigation. Each architectural precedent was carefully chosen, and I also chose a new public program to integrate into the assemblies. It is crucial to tailor the designs specifically to this new program, ensuring a cohesive and thoughtful approach to the project.

Through this process, I developed a deeper understanding of space composition and engaged in the creative exploration of architectural precedents, ultimately producing innovative and contextually relevant designs.

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ground floor plan

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blue whale hall

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hans hollein archive

vienna university of technology

Fakultät für Architektur und Raumplanung

Institut für Architektur und Entwerfen

professor superwisor

Prof. Pier Paolo Tamburelli

Agustina Labarca

individual project

6. semester

2023

Archives are based on a rigid ordering structure that summarizes, maps, and preserves the individual frag-ments of a collection based on precise documentation of the origin, scope, and physical condition of its components. This enables further scientific processing for clas-sification in the social, temporal, and spatial context, sto-ring the acquired knowledge on the archival material for posterity and making it accessible worldwide.

The ongoing research and archival activities of the Architekturzentrum Wien and the Wienmuseum are currently focused on the estates and holdings of the collections of Hans Hollein and Otto Wagner. Their influence shaped the disciplinary discourses and discussions of their time, and their radicalism and persistence left a comprehensive architectural legacy for generations. The prominence of Wagner and Hollein and the ongoing institutional interest in their material becomes an opportunity to reflect on the archive as a typology and its public role in a city like Vienna.

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