Portfolio_Antigoni Lampadiari-Matsa by Antigoni Lampadiari

portfolio Antigoni Lampadiari architect / MSc building technology academic & professional work 2010-2022

table of contents

professional experience

1. Gare St-Denis Pleyel - Kengo Kuma and associates - Paris, France

2. Woerdblok - Zeinstra Veerbeek Architecten - Naaldwijk, NL

3. Galapagos Science Centre - Oz Architecten, Oegstgeest, NL

4. Ribbon Hotel - Jestico + Whiles architects - Edinbrugh, UK

5. Lansingerland-Zoetermeer Station - Team V architecten - Zoetermeer, NL

academic projects

1. Adaptive fabric façade for a high-rise building in Paris, TU Delft graduation project

2. Greenovation in parc Gradac, TU Delft course

3. Structural transparency, TU Delft course

4. The House of Democracy, TU Delft course

5. Terminal station: a traditional Greek product market NTUA graduation project

6. Museum of contemporary art, NTUA course

competitions 1. Food&wellness club, international architecture competition by YAC |award: “finalist”

100

2. ARK Latvia, trekking cabin, internation architecture competition by BEE Breeders

106

professional experience

Gare St-Denis Pleyel - Paris, Fr Kengo Kuma and Associates 2021- present

client:

Besix (FR, BE,NL)

material:

stainless steel in 3 different finishes (mat / gradient [mat to mirror] / mirror), aluminium, aluminum honeycomb, galvanised steel

project type:

cladding of all the interior surfaces (walls, staircases, columns, elevators) of the station together with the necessary substructure

Aldowa’s responsibilities:

- engineering - production - installation

personal role:

engineer (team project)

responsibilities:

- detailing in 2D (autocad) - modelling in 3D (solidworks) - production drawings - installation drawings

3D impressions generated by the architecture firm Kengo Kuma and Asscosiates

Woerblok - Naaldwijk, NL Zeinstra Veerbeek Architecten 2021-2022

client:

KBM Groep (NL)

material:

aluminium

project type:

vertical façade and balkonies’ cladding / acoustic balconies’ ceilings

Aldowa’s responsibilities:

- engineering - production - installation

personal role:

main engineer

responsibilities:

- detailing in 2D (autocad) - modelling in 3D (solidworks) - production drawings - installation drawings

horizontal detail 1

horizontal detail 2

horizontal detail 3 12

vertical detail 1

vertical detail 2 13

installation drawing of vertical panels

Rev.

3D representation of convex curved panel

86,5

29,6

220087.PRP1201

220087.PRA6204

The Netherlands

220087.PRA6204

220087.PRP1201

Drawing no.

Description

Project

Type A (4)

Woerdblok Status

Fax: 010 - 462 36 51

Tel.: 010 - 208 37 88

834

3044 EE ROTTERDAM

Overschieseweg 32

28-10-2021

280

2210,1

220087.PRK6552-SP 220087.PRF1504-SP1 220087.PRO1504-SP1

120

1036

3520

446

668

5,6 1880,6

3520

951

Size

24,6

220087.HKL1201

2684

3194,1

2330,4

510,1

396

3679

2951,4

2207

2336 1735

2207

384,6

3275

Date

80 2210,1

1477,2

220087.PRK6551-SP 220087.PRF1503-SP1 220087.PRO1503-SP1

3520

220087.PRK6607 220087.PRF6607 220087.PRO6607

3520

220087.PRK6606 220087.PRF6606 220087.PRO6606

A 696

220087.PRK6402-SP 220087.PRF1502-SP 220087.PRO1502-SP

207

220087.PRK6401-ssp 220087.PRF6401-ssp

2299

220087.PRO6401-ssp

TION A-A 1889

220087.PRK1001

1036 1631

220087.PRF1001 220087.PRO1001

2464

220087.PRK1001 220087.PRF1001 220087.PRO1001

196

120

220087.PRK1001 220087.PRF1001 220087.PRO1001

2956

3D representation of convex and concave curved panels 3520

- 28-10-2021

220087.PRK1008

120

220087.PRF1008 220087.PRO1008

2946,4

2278,3

Rev. date

220087.PRF1504-SP1

220087.PRK6554-SP

220087.PRO1504-SP1

1727,6

297mm*420mm

220087.PRK6553-SP 220087.PRF1503-SP1 220087.PRO1503-SP1

120 2228,4

C 2398,3

120

710

1396

2809

3520

F 1727,6

installation drawing of 5th and 6th floor - balconies and band

220087.PRH6220

220087.PRH6215

220087.PRO6854-SP 220087.PRF6854-SP 220087.PRK6854-SP 220087.PRO6853-SP 220087.PRF6853-SP 220087.PRK6853-SP 220087.PRO6608 220087.PRF6608 220087.PRK6608

? 220087.PRF6852-SP 220087.PRK6852-SP 220087.PRO6851-SP ?

220087.PRO6221 220087.PRF6221 220087.PRK6221

220087.PRH6220

220087.PRO1001 220087.PRF1001 220087.PRK1001

220087.PRO1008 220087.PRF1008 220087.PRK1008 220087.PRO1504-SP1 220087.PRF1504-SP1 220087.PRK6552-SP

220087.PRH6215

SECTION E-E

220087.PRO1503-SP1 220087.PRF1503-SP1 220087.PRK6551-SP

installation drawing of 5th and 6th floor - vertical panels 305

Woerdblok

Description

Band 6e verd. PANELEN

Overschieseweg 32

Size

Client:

KBM

Scale

1:100

Project no.

220087

Date

28-09-2021

Drawn by

220087.PRH6220 3044 EE ROTTERDAM The Netherlands

220087.PRA6220

Tel.: 010 - 208 37 88 220087.PRA6220

Fax: 010 - 462 36 51 info@aldowa.nl www.aldowa.nl

220087.PRB0101

220087.PRA6230

Edited by

Status

Drawing no.

Rev.

Engineering

220087.SUB611

220087.HKL1203 220087.PRH6220

220087.PRA6220

220087.PRH6220

- 03-11-2021

Rev. date

installation drawing of vertical corner panels

297mm*420mm

Rev.

305

220087.HKL1203

Date

3D representation of vertical corner panels

220087.PRB0101

220087.PRA6230

Project

- 28-09-2021

03-11-2021

Rev. date

Description

Woerdblok Overschieseweg 32

220087.HKL1203 220087.PRA6230

3044 EE ROTTERDAM

Project

220087.PRA6240

Tel.: 010 - 208 37 88

Size

220087.PRA6240

profiel-lamellen panelen

220087.PRA6240

220087.PRB0101

The Netherlands

280

Galapagos Science Centre Oegstgeest, NL Oz Architecten 2021

client:

Vries & Verburg (NL)

material:

aluminium

project type:

canopies along the façades

Aldowa’s responsibilities:

- engineering - structural calculation - production - installation

personal role:

main engineer

responsibilities:

- detailing in 2D (autocad) - adjusting the details to meet the structural calculation requirements - modelling in 3D (solidworks) - production drawings - installation drawings

floor plan 7th floor

vertical detail 1st floor

vertical detail 2nd floor

3D representations of standard top and bottom panels of the 2nd floor

3D representaion of outside corner panels

horizontal detail of outside corner panels

horizontal detail of inside corner panels 22

3D representaion of inside corner panels

lassen aan de buitenkant en afwerken alleen op de las (i.v.m. anodiseren)

1 B

3, 1°

R=1500.8 150

3 hechte lassen aan de binnenkant

4 10 1°

hechten aan beide kanten van het paneel

top view

R=1440.5

Voor het lassen bespreken a.u.b. met Lex of Raymond!!!

B-B 343,8

63,3

503,4

lassen aan de buitenkant en afwerken alleen op de las (i.v.m. anodiseren)

A-A

210.0mm*297.0mm

1481,7

220104.PRP2523

Project

Galapagos Bio Science Park

Rev.

QT drawn

Dimensions

2943.3 x 1840.3

Description

hoekpaneel boven 1 (as A - 11)

Date

04-02-2021

QT mirrored

Finish

Anodiseren A20

Project no.

Drawn By Edited by

Scale

1:20

Color

Alubronze02

220104

Size

Draw. no.

Comments

3 mm Norf

Material

production drawing of a curved panel A ITEM NO.

description

QTY.

Sheet

ANGLE1

ANGLE2

OP 90° NEER 90° NEER 90° OP 90°

omega bevestigd met draadstiften op het paneel

hoeklijn met beddenkahen

Let op!! het materiaal van de omega en de hoeklijn is AlMg1 NIET hetzelfde als het paneel!

top view

210.0mm*297.0mm

220104.PRP2523

74,5 1520,2

NEER 90° NEER 103.1°2 x NEER 103.1° NEER 76.9° OP 90°

33,6

hoeklijn bevestigd met draadstiften op het paneel

geen zetting / begin walsen

129

NEER 103.1° NEER 76.9°

NEER 173.5°

° 90 ° OP 90 ER E N

38,4

B-B

NEER 90° NEER 90°

,5 74

binnenlijn=walslijn

omega

OP 90°

Sheet

189,9

857,5

1328

150

64,

A 1

Sheet

LENGTH

A-A

Project

Galapagos Bio Science Park

Rev.

QT drawn

Dimensions

2943.3 x 1840.3

Description

hoekpaneel boven 1 (as A - 11)

Date

04-02-2021

QT mirrored

Finish

Anodiseren A20

Project no.

Drawn By Edited by

Scale

1:25

Color

Alubronze02

220104

Size

Draw. no.

Material

3 mm Norf

Comments

production drawing of a curved panel B 23

St-James W Hotel - Edinburgh, UK Jestico + Whiles architects 2020-2021

client:

Octatude Space Structure B.V. (NL)

material:

Rimex (stainless steel) and aluminium

project type:

balkons’ cladding with a 7mm seam

Aldowa’s responsibilities:

- engineering - structural calculation - production

personal role:

main engineer

responsibilities:

- detailing in 2D (autocad) - adjusting the details to meet the structural calculation requirements - modelling in 3D (solidworks) - production drawings - installation drawings

vertical detail

horizontal detail 1

horizontal detail 2 29

Let op!!

305

20,3 78

28,4

300

69,7

Let op!! Bescherming met zettingen --> rubber gebruiken!

Sheet size: Type 1 (L=2800mm)

50,4

° ,5

1919,9

1,5

301,5

,5°

Handschoenen aan ter bescherming kleur!

Quality: Grade A

NEER 90.5°

NEER 81.5°

NEER 78.5°

OP 90°

NEER 90° NEER 101.5°

NEER 88.7°

NEER 90°

69 210.0mm*297.0mm

NEER 90°

NEER 88.7°

NEER 90.5°

219139.PRR1003

2 x SL.(7 X 15)

NEER 98.5° NEER 73°

Letop: Deze maat moet kloppen !!!!

Project

Ribbon Hotel

Rev.

QT drawn

Dimensions

2701,5 x 925,0

Description

straight Rimex panel 10th floor - Part 3+6

Date

04-12-2019

QT mirrored

Finish

Brute

Project no.

Drawn By Edited by

Scale

1:15

219139

Size

Draw. no.

Material

2 mm RIMEX

Color

production drawing of a Rimex panel

3D representation 30

installation drawings: aluminium omega’s and brackets

installation drawings: Rimex panels

installation drawings: aluminium backpanels 31

Lansingerland-Zoetermeer Station Zoetermeer, NL Team V Architecten 2019

client:

Vobi B.V. (NL)

material:

aluminium

project type:

aluminium façade with dottted pattern

Aldowa’s responsibilities:

- engineering - production - installation

personal role:

main engineer

responsibilities:

- detailing in 2D (autocad) - modelling in 3D (solidworks) - production drawings - installation drawings

vertical detail

horizontal corner detail 36

part of the northeast elevation

horizontal detail 37

3D representation of the southwest façade

3mm aluminium omega profile 3mm aluminium panel

2mm stainless steel bracket

2mm stainless steel profile 3D representation of parts of the northeast façade

academic projects

Adaptive fabric façade for a high-rise building MSc building technology graduation project, TU Delft 2017

about: design of a façade component location: paris, france project type: individual project

The topic of this graduation project is the design of an adaptive fabric façade for a high-rise in Paris. The stimulus for this choice was the turn of nowadays towards lightweight materials and constructions, a trend that is growing tremendously.

Therefore,

membranes

can

be an interesting solution as an alternative to glass. They offer a number of possibilities and have many advantages, such as a variety of transparency levels and the fact that they are extremely lightweight materials. Furthermore, the project concerns an office building, which is a rather demanding building type, as it requires an envelope that offers a high level of indoor comfort, in terms of thermal and acoustical insulation, as well as efficient solar control.

three main categories of membrane structures:

inflatable

deflatable

multi-layers

combination with materials so as to improve thermal insulation:

PCMs

silica-aerogel

PV flexibles

building physics: hand calculations and simulations were conducted, under the scope of thermal and acoustical performance, both for the inflated and the vacuum system

inflated cushion (2 layers)

inflated cushion (3 layers)

vacuum system

combination inflated - vacuum

different combinations of the two systems

mbrane with e di f Em

ted p a t t prin ter ren ns fe

ET F

final design concept:

case study: tour Areva, Paris, France architects:

Roger Saubot, François Jullien and Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP

built:

1974

height:

174m from the ground floor

number of floors:

45 + 5 underground

ground floor surface:

53 x 41 m

structural material:

concrete

façade material:

granite cladding

façade system:

curtain wall

function:

offices / open-plan floor

174 m

41 m

3.65 m

vertical section 47

position of the new façade

chosen design:

As it was mentioned before and it can also be seen from the floor plans, there are concrete structural orthogonal grid: elements in the façade of the existing building. following the existing façade Therefore, the question that was immediately generated was where the new membrane façade would be placed in relation to the old one. One

rectangular frame: stiff “wide” element

option was to place it inside the existing openings, but then the rest of the façade elements should also be taken into account, in terms of thermal and acoustical insulation and water and airtightness as well. The other option was to place it in front

cushions pattern: of the existing one, so as to surround the whole building and thus the challenge would be to design internal “thinner” connections a completely new façade consisting of membrane systems. The latter option was chosen (figure 190)

transparent + translucent parts: shading

as the purpose was to design a building envelope consisting exclusively out of membrane cushions.

position of the new facade Figure 190: position of the new façade in relation to the existing building

156 shading: printed pattern and movable middle layer for shading

cushions assembly concept: inflated cushion assembly

FRP frame clamping bar welded ETFE at the same point 3-layered ETFE cushion

vacuum system assembly

PVC keder

FRP clamping cap PVC keder FRP frame ETFE bag sealed all around

spacers for the vacuum cushion: glass-fibre rods:

ETFE membrane welded composite “case” on the membrane

15mm

20mm

glass-fibre rod

final design: printed pattern and movable middle layer for shading

3-layered inflated cushion filled with argon or aerogel

+ -

(partly)

2-layered vacuum cushion with reflective coating on the inner layer

3D detail connection of the façade element with the steel console

9 3

3D impression: view to the outside from the offices space

1. aluminum extruded profile 4mm 2. aluminum extruded profile 2mm 3. GFRP extruded profile 3mm 4. valve 5. EPDM linking gasket 6. weather gasket 7. thermal break 8. hard insulation 9. aluminum click cap 2mm 10. weather protection foil 11. inflation pipe ø20mm 12. deflation pipe ø10mm 13. L-shaped steel profile 4mm 14. railing vert. detail of the side connection of the two façade panels

hor. detail 1 hor. detail 2

12 4

7 3

hor. detail 1

5 hor. detail 2

Greenovation in parc gradac MSc building technology course project, TU Delft 2016 about:

urban intervention

location:

dubrovnik, croatia

project type:

team project

personal role: members:

I. Christia, N. Mert Ogut, M. Evertzen, I. Snijders Blok, J. de Rouw

This project is about the redefinition of the historical city of Dubrovnik in Croatia through urban intervention. It is divided into two parts, a team project, which is presented here and an individual one that follows next. The first one, concerns an urban proposal, whose aim is to provide the city with a new image and identity by giving prominence to areas other than the historic city centre. The design proposal of our team concerns the transformation of park Gradac -which is located very close to the historical city centre- into an innovation park, where certain leisure facilities will be placed, such as cafés, gathering spots and playgrounds, providing the local people with spaces to rest and enjoy themselves, in combination with start-ups and greenhouses, responsible for educating the visitors about more sustainable ways of living. Moreover, as there are several universities located in the area, some of the neglected existing buildings will be transformed into student dormitories and also a multi-functional centre will be placed on top of the hill above Dance Beach. Lastly, the organisation of DURA (Dubrovnik Development Agency) that is already situated in the park, hosts a number of start-ups that demand a certain amount of space for their members to work in. Our idea was to accommodate these start-ups into modular and flexible pavilions, which will be easily dismantled if needed and they will be spread around the park, rendering it thus innovative and educative. 52

urban context & design proposal:

location of park Gradac

height difference

main road and pedestrian routes 54

cultural buildings

goals:

1. Slow down people’s flow towards the city centre

port Gruz port Gruz

city centre

2. Blend global and local communities by creating an appealing park

3. Educate and inform people about sustainability and innovation technologies

historical and important sites

universities 55

start-ups’ pavilions:

sma l l sc al e env i ronm ent

al str

gy ate

Structural transparency MSc building technology course project, TU Delft 2016-2017

about:

small scale glass building

location:

dubrovnik, croatia

project type:

individual project

This project constitutes the second part of the intervention in the city of Dubrovnik in Croatia. It is the individual elaboration on the multi-functional centre that was proposed in the urban proposal. It focuses on the multi-functional area that is placed on top of the hill replacing the existing parking. The idea is to combine a type of building that would attract the local people by giving them the opportunity to practice several activities and at the same time it will constitute a remarkable viewing point towards the Adriatic sea and the old city centre of Dubrovnik. Taking advantage of the slope of the hill a part of the building is carved into it. This zone constitutes a concrete volume and hosts the two entrances, the circulation route and several secondary functions, such as administration offices, storage space and toilets. In front of that zone, a glass structure is placed consisting of structural glass elements, which are supported to the concrete wall. These glass elements are responsible for supporting the glass volumes that form the main part of the building.

rainwater collection concrete PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT glass zone

zone

viewing terraces PV cells

pottery / painting /

12,8

jewllery / design class

2 54

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

music classes

7,5

5,3

dance class

floor plan

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

8,43 8,5

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT 4,5

4,47

section A-A

7,5

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT 6

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT section B-B

5,86 6

7,5

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

7,39

section C-C 61

glass as a structural material - structural concept & construction process

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

glass portals concrete box

glass portals (fins/beams)

(intermediate elements)

two double laminated glass roof panes (10 mm each glass layer) heatstrengthened with SG foil (1.52 mm) as an interlayer, a cavity for insulation of 20 mm and a 4mm sacrificial layer on top in case of breakage

triple laminated glass beam (500 x 30 mm / 10 mm each glass layer) heat-strengthened with SG foil (1.52 mm) as an interlayer main and secondary beams / roof panes details

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

the connections are every 50-100 cm depending on the demands

steel extruded profile EPDM gasket

structural silicone (20mm) steel plates (5mm) used for the connection

triple laminated glass secondary beam (250 x 30 mm / 10 mm each glass layer) heat-strengthened with SG foil (1.52 mm) as an interlayer

steel extruded profile

structural silicone (20mm)

triple laminated glass fin (500 x 30 mm / 10 mm each glass layer) heat-strengthened with SG foil (1.52 mm) as an interlayer

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT

two double laminated glass façade panes (10 mm each glass layer) heatstrengthened with SG foil (1.52 mm) as an interlayer and a cavity for insulation of 20 mm fin-façade detail 62

steel plates (5mm) used for the connection

fin / concrete slab detail

glass cladding elements glass structural walls

two double laminated glass façade panes (10 mm each glass layer) heat-strengthened with SG foil (1.52 mm) as an interlayer and a cavity for insulation of 20 mm

secondary glass beams

(façade and roof panes)

triple laminated glass fin (500 x 30 mm / 10 mm each glass layer) heat-strengthened with SG foil (1.52 mm) as an interlayer PIR foam 80 mm airtightness wide plate floor

tolerances on the y axis IPE beam 140 mm

limestone 20 mm

steel bracket (5mm) steel extruded profile (5mm) soft insulation (150 mm) foam glass (50mm) airtightness water tightness aluminum cover cast-in concrete steel rails (tolerances on the z axis) non-shrinkable mortar poured after the adjustments

tolerances on the x axis

The house of democracy MSc building technology course project, TU Delft 2016

about:

design of a sustainable high-rise with multiple functions

location:

the Hague, NL

project type:

team project

personal role:

architect

other members:

V. Kaimenaki, M. Peluffo, O. Willebrands, E. Fransen, N. Hofstee, A. Ioannidou-Kati

This project was about the design of a sustainable high-rise in the city of The Hague. The site is Koningin Julianaplein, which constitutes a very central and priviledged location: it is just outside Den Haag Centraal train station and next to Koekamp park. Therefore, as the building erected on that site should represent the first impression of the city when exiting from the central station, its design should be dealt with in a subtle way. The high-rise was supposed to host the Parliament temporarily until a hypothetical renovation of the “Binnenhof” was completed. Furthermore, offices, a hotel and dwellings were also integrated in the building as additional functions. Since it was a group project, every member had his/her own role and my personal role was that of the architect, in close collaboration with the façade engineers. We started this project with having as a restriction the four cores in the corners. Therefore, this led automatically to the division of the building and to the creation of four towers. We wanted each core to be responsible for one function only (therefore separate entrances at the ground floor) so we divided the functions horizontally in zones. At the height where each core stops one function ends and another starts above. As a result, some terraces were created at these levels, which completed our initial intention of re-creating the public square of the ground floor in different heights. At these levels, where the terraces are, communal functions were placed that can be used by the users of multiple functions within the building, such as the parliament, restaurants, swimming pool, fitness area and more, the transition areas (sky lobbies) and also the mechanical floors. Last but not least, we created three atria (one in the lowest volume where the parliament’s offices are placed, one in the offices above and one in the hotel) for ventilation purposes and natural daylight. 64

design concept

Volume

Core Layout

volume

core layout

Leveling

leveling

353m

Sky Lobbies

sky lobbies

Extensions

extensions

Voids

voids

vision: the heart of innovation

CAFE/BAR PUBLIC VIEWING

Public terrace at the top

Dwellings

198m - 342m

Energy generation via PV panels on the facade SWIMMING POOL +GYM

Hotel

122m - 195m

ATRIUM

RECEPTION+RESTAURANT+ CONFERENCE

RESTAURANT

GREEN

50m - 119m

CENTRAL

Offices

CENTRAL

GREEN

Transition spaces in different heights

Green spaces

RESTAURANT +CAFE

Parliament 0m - 47m

ATRIUM

H. REPRESENTATIVES + SENATE

Transparent parliament

GROUND FLOOR Mechanical Floor Sky Lobby

Mass

final volume

ground floor plan / relation with the station & the park

Koningin Julianaplein parliament

hotel

den haag centraal towards park koekamp

offices

housing

floor plans of the 4 functions

parliament

hotel

offices

dwellings

elevations (in collaboration with the façade engineers Vassia Kaimenaki and Miguel Peluffo) 0 5 10

north-east 70

north-west

south-east

south-west 71

façade schematic sections and ventilation flow (in collaboration with the façade engineers Vassia Kaimenaki and Miguel Peluffo)

closed

Winter

Wood concrete composite floor

290

450

100

Summer

150

700

300

700

150

290

145 10

155

450

100

2000

360 500

offices

250

200

1:10

BUFFER ZONE

elevation

housing - buffer zone

section

Terminal station: a traditional greek product market bachelor studies graduation project, NTUA Athens, Gr | 2013-2014 about:

urban intervention & design of a timber-concrete market

location:

athens, greece

project type:

team project

other members:

T. Spathi

The objective of this project was the establishment of a market of traditional Greek products located in the area of Larissa Station, the central railway station in Athens, Greece, which also includes an urban planning proposal for the wider area. The infrastructures of the train station do not meet European standards and are therefore insufficient to accommodate the needs of traveling passengers. Additionally, the railroad tracks themselves as well as the existence of a dormant potential create a discontinuity in the urban tissue. Thus, it is evident that there is need for renovating the train station to comply with European standards in addition to putting forward an utterly new urban planning proposal for the whole area. Our main goal was to restore the continuity of the region, by creating transversal connections in at least three points along the rail tracks while connecting each smaller area through a functional network of productive professions placed in such a way as to take advantage of the latent potential of the area. Furthermore, we recommend the reuse of the old Peloponnese station, a historical building designed by the well-known architect Ernst Ziller, as a cultural centre, an idea that has already been discussed by the municipality of Athens. Last but not least, we wish to improve the existing overground and underground transversal connections in Attiki square and Larissa Station, as well as construct an additional connection as part of our intervention in the area of Metaxourgio, along with the construction of the market in the empty space that lies in this position. 74

urban planning proposal - functional network

attiki square

attiki station

kolonos hill education product exhibition rooms sales points

overpass underpass bus transportation train transportation

restaurant services storage units

cycle lane pedestrian lane

accommodation

rail tracks

logistics

traditional product markets fair trade markets street markets

More specifically, we propose that the new uses of land are placed in empty ground floors of existing buildings, in empty spaces, as well as in abandoned or even ruined buildings that we have already located. Notably the selection of suggested uses is consistent with the existing land uses. Thus, by taking into account the different elements of each area and preserving their character, we aim to create a functional network bridging the observed discontinuity.

pedion areos larissa station

archaeological museum

akadimia platonos

suggested market karaiskaki square peloponnese station 77

design concept Two remarks regarding the positioning of the market: firstly, as apparent from the diagram, the public route is dominant serving as the central axis around which the market evolves (linear evolution).

Secondly,

the

sales units are organized at either side along this axis (cellular organization). Furthermore, an

aiming

optimal

integration

location of the market

within the existing urban

sales units

landscape, we created a building that resembles a passage, as it forms part of the traffic flow network that characterizes the area.

public route

internal organisation of the market

Finally,

regarding

the

materials

the

choice,

wooden structure

folding of the existing ground is translated into a solid concrete base, upon which a light and flexible wooden structure evolves.

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There are four paths of movement withing the market:

1. public path

2.visitor’s path

cargo operations

3.consumer’s path

underground level: storage room

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ioanninon street

dr o st m re ac et h is

suggested park

section of dairy and drinks

a main courtyard

reception area

offices

floor plan ground floor

ioanninon street

dr o st m re ac et h is

suggested park

section of preserved food, jams, honey, herbs a

main courtyard

cafeteria/ restaurant

floor plan level +8.20m

section a - a

section c - c

construction details

section

plan

floor A - floor B

wall

roof

1. inner surface - plywood 2,2 cm 2. timber batten 5x5 cm 3. metallic joist case 4. soundproofing with mineral wool 5 cm 5. plywood 2,2 cm 6. timber slats 1,8 x 15 cm 7. reinforced concrete slab 8. lightweight concrete 9. waterproof coating with primer 10. final surface of gravel 11. final floor surface with timber slats 1,8 x 15 cm

1. external surface - timber slats 1,5 x 10 cm 2. service void 1 cm 3. plywood 2,2 cm 4. breather membrane 5. thermal insulation - mineral wool 5 cm 6. vapour control layer 7. plywood 2,2 cm 8. timber stinger 5 x 5 cm 9. timber batten 2,5 x 5 cm

1. inner surface plywood 2,2 cm 2. vapour control layer 3. sound insulation mineral wool 5 cm 4. metallic joist case 5. timber batten 5x5 cm 6. plywood 2,2 cm 7. breather membrane 8. timber batten 2,5 x 5 cm 9. external floor surface with timber slats 1,8 x 80 cm

physical model

Museum of contemporary art bachelor studies course | NTUA 2010-2011 about:

design of a museum of contemporary art

location:

athens, greece

project type:

team project

other members:

D. Grigoriou, I. Fakiri

This project concerns the design of a museum of contemporary art in the area of Piraeus in Athens, Greece. The site is situated along the coast and the height difference from its surroundings is rather big. Therefore, the proposed design should provide a gradual descending from the hill towards the sea and also it should take into account the neighbouring building designed by the well-known Greek architect Ioannis Liapis. The main design idea consists of two lines. The first one (path 1) is the route from the upper level (hill) towards the sea and thus providing a gradient towards limiting the height difference between the two entrance levels of the museum. The second one (path 2) reveals a gradual descending towards the main outdoor area embracing the main courtyard constituting the core of the museum and instigating an intriguing dialogue with the neighbouring building designed by the well-known Greek architect Ioannis Liapis. After several transformations the two routes take their final form and the building evolves in three different parts, two of which are defined by paths 1 and 2 (roof and ground floor) and the third one by the addition of three independent volumes between them (part 2 - intermediate levels).

ground floor: reception, information/ tickets, museum shop, temporary exhibitions, multi-

line 1

purpose room, coffee shop

intermediate levels:

line

three rooms hosting the permanent exhibitions

intermediate levels: indoor and outdoor spaces suitable for public use (coffee shop, library) operating independently of the museum’s opening hours three large load-bearing concrete walls: correspond to the three permanent exhibition rooms and constitute basic façade elements

staircases: two vertical cores of movement connecting the different routes of circulation

1st part

within the building and contributing to its proper function roof: connects successfully the hill with the sea and enhances the public use of the building by providing easy access to the intermediate public spaces

3rd part

Ioannis Liapis building

line 1

line 2 +5.00

2nd part

main courtyard

administration offices

+ 8.50

+ 5.00

outdoor space directly connected to the temporary exhibitions upper level (roof of the multi-purpose room)

_+ 0.00 temporary exhibitions

- 2.00 main courtyard

permanent exhibition room 2

entrance to the multi-purpose room (level: -0.50m)

+ 9.00

semi-open public space

+ 13.50

external ramp

_+ 0.00

section A - A’

10m

15m

development of southern elevation

10m

Ioannis Liapis’ building

_+ 0.00

+ 5.00

first entrance from street level

10m

15m

third floor plan

15m

3D representations

competitions

Food & wellness club international architectural competition by YAC |award: “finalist” 2015

about:

design of a food & wellness club

location:

bologna, italy

project type:

team project

other members:

A. Vranaki, M. Pachi, A. Merkourea

This project concerns the design of a food and wellness centre, through which the visitors will have the opportunity to rediscover the meaning and the benefits of bathing. Its main goal is to excite all the senses via several tools and techniques, in order to create a multi-sensory experience. The project focuses on the creation of a multi-sensory experience through the sequence of open-air and indoor spaces, light and shadow, lower and higher levels. The morphology of the volume resembles a cave-like environment, a labyrinth that the visitor should explore through his/her senses. The different qualities of the various spaces excite the senses through the alternation of temperature and humidity levels, as well as through the direct or visual contact with water areas and green spaces. As for the water types, indoor and outdoor aqua zones can be found all around the building, as well as waterfalls and amphitheatrically-placed pools. The materials that are used are basic: concrete, timber and glass. Lastly, in the green areas Mediterranean herbs are placed in order to excite the sense of smell and also they constitute a reference to the Italian cuisine.

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concept & main design ideas rectangular vs biomorphic keeping the orthogonal shape of the plot / creating new sculptural forms on the inside cave-like environment

moving through light&shadow

form&function division arrival - service hall spa hall temperature variations

plan level 0.00

plan level -3.00

plantation

open space

aqua

dm assag e areas

closed space

section a - a

vie

w th

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circulation routes

v zone at -3.00 le

| el

section b - b

upper level

main pool area

shell

wooden frame

underground level

water surfaces / pool areas

ampthitheatrical pools 103

basil

salvia

chives

landscape design

oregano lavender

Mediterranean herbs for peppermint

cooking are used in order to excite the sense of smell in the outdoor spaces and give the visitors the chance

rosmarinum

thymus vulgaris

rainwater harvesting collection to undergrounds tanks by the two slopping roofs / storage / filtering / reuse

buffer zone / protection from nothern winds

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to exercise and relax.

types of aqua space

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ARKLATVIA team project|2017

TREKKING CABIN Bee Breeders Architecture competition

The idea behind the proposed design is based on three main elements, which are integral parts of the Latvian tradition and its natural beauty. The architectural heritage, especially the typical small wooden houses, the trees as focal part of the natural habitat, and finally the local product of the fossilized tree resin commonly known as amber. The combination of those elements, translated in architectural components, creates the conditions for the proposed cabin. Starting from a typical house form, the concept of the cabin was transformed in a “diamond shaped” structure reclaiming the morphology of amber stones. In order to create a more unique project, the diamond is elevated above ground in structural elements resembling a “tree house” that is fully integrated in the local environment with the smallest possible footprint. Except from creating the atmosphere of a tree house, the decision of elevating the cabin from the ground creates the idea of a “gemstone in a showcase”. In this way, the beauty of the “amber” as decorative jewellery is celebrated and the cabin becomes landmark for the Latvian trekking tradition. “ARK” aims to be a resting and ‘’healing’’ point, in the same way that amber has been used in folk medicine, according to Latvian tradition. With a capacity of four people and its goal to create a unique stopover, the cabin provides few essential supplies such as beds, a fireplace and storage surfaces. The interior on the other hand, is designed based on “playful” components, such as climbing walls and nets, giving a full trekking experience. The integration of ARK project to the Latvian environment is one of the main goals. The materials and their colours are inspired by nature and amber’s palette of yellow, brown and orange tones. The predominant material of the structure is wood, which is also used for the façade components.

DESIGN CONCEPT EVOLUTION

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phase 1: structural diagram

phase 2: air and watertightness

CONSTRUCTION CONCEPT

phase 3: thermal insulation

phase 4: interior OSB finishing

phase 5: exterior pine boards and glazing

B floor plan 2nd floor

SECTION A-A

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

ENERGY CONCEPTS

winter

summer

SECTION B-B

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