Antonella Patetta
PORTFOLIO 2o2o Architecture
P AT E T TA ANTONELLA Architecte DE-HMONP
CONTACT antonella.patetta@gmail.com
EDUCATION 2011-2018
University of Chieti and Pescara Università degli Studi ‘G. D’Annunzio’ Dipartimento di Architettura di Pescara
+39 3890655349
DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE PESCARA _ ITALY
NANTES, FRANCE
SKILLS
Main Faculty of my studies
2014/2015
University of Zagreb Sveučilište u Zagrebu Diplomski sveučilišni studij Arhitektura
AUTOCAD
i urbanizam
FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN PLANNING ZAGREB _ CROATIA
RHINOCEROS CINEMA 4D
Joined with the Erasmus+ program
ILLUSTRATOR
for the summer semester
PHOTOSHOP INDESIGN
2016/2017
Hochschule für Technik, Wirtschaft und Kultur Leipzig HTWK Leipzig
LANGUAGES
FAKULTÄT ARCHITEKTUR UND SOZIALWISSENSCHAFTEN LEIPZIG _ DEUTSCHLAND Polytechnic school joined with the Erasmus+
ITALIAN_ MOTHER TONGUE
program for the winter semester
ENGLISH_LEVEL C2 FRENCH_ LEVEL C1
April 2019
University of Chieti and Pescara University of Nairobi, Kenya.
GERMAN_ LEVEL B1
GRADUATED IN DESIGN AND URBAN PLANNING Eastleigh: Formal and informal in Nairobi’s ‘Little Mogadishu’
EXPERIENCE TRAINEESHIP/STAGE
Marina Stankovic Architekten BDA
Goethe Str. 2-3, 10623 BERLIN _ DEUTSCHLAND MARCH - AUGUST 2017
Feb 2020
Università degli Studi ‘G. D’Annunzio’ Dipartimento di Architettura di Pescara
HABILITATION À L'EXERCICE DE LA MAÎTRISE D'ŒUVRE EN SON NOM PROPRE Urbanistique et architecture
MASTER THESIS 2019 highlights UniversitĂ degli Studi "G.D'Annunaio" Pescara - Italy
Project location: Nairobi KENYA
EASTLEIGH NAIROBI
Du formel à l'informel
eastleigh De la fin des années ‘80 au début des années 90, des centaines de milliers de personnes ont quitté la Somalie à cause de la situation politique instable, la plupart d’entre eux rejoignirent les camps de réfugiés des pays voisins. Malgré tout, la majeure partie s’installa à Eastleigh, apportant des changements économiques et démographiques, transformant le Little Mogadishu de Nairobi en ce qu’elle est aujourd’hui: un hub commercial qui n’attire pas seulement les réfugiés, mais aussi des clients de toute l’Afrique de l’Est ainsi que des investisseurs venant des USA, du Royaume-Uni et d’ailleurs. Il y a environ 200.000 somaliens à Eastleigh - tant illégaux que légaux - presque tous impliqués dans le commerce. Ils ont rapidement adapté leur environnement à leurs besoins via des développements qui ont altéré le paysage urbain. Le quartier a changé radicalement abandonnant les bâtiments de plain pied par des centres commerciaux et des immeubles d’habitation. Malgré une croissance économique rapide et l’activité commerciale, Eastleigh souffre d’un manque d’infrastructures et de services publics tels que l’eau potable, des égouts ou des routes praticables et sures. Malgré tout ce développement est perçu avec une grande ambivalence dans le pays comme ailleurs: il est vu avec suspicion, considéré comme un endroit dangereux alors que beaucoup craignent qu’il héberge des militants du groupe terroriste Al-Shabaab, qui controle le sud de la Somalie. Certains le voient même comme un quartier étranger malgré sa proximité avec le cœur du Kenya. D’un autre coté, il offre aussi une expérience différente de l’immigration prouvant que les opportunités peuvent émerger pour les réfugiés, les migrants et les autochtone.
The number of refugees in the world reached the highest number ever registered according to the United Nations (UN) and it doubled in the last two decades. That’s one of every 111 people on the planet. The 85% of world’s displaced people lives in low or medium income countries and ¼ of them lives in developing countries.
68.5 million
forcibly displaced people
Refugees
25.4 million
Stateless people
68.5 million people have been forced from homes.
10 million
Among them are 25.4 million refugees, over half of whom are under the age of 18.
10 milioni are stateless who have been denied a nationality and access to basic rights such as education, healthcare, employment and freedom of movement.
Refugees resettled
102.800
19.9 millions under UNHCR mandate 5.4 million Palestinian refugees registered by UNRWA
1 person every 2 seconds is forcibly displaced as a result of conflict or persecution.
nel 2016
Locations
26%
17%
Middle East and North Africa
Europe
Hosting countries 30% Africa
16% America 11% Asia and Pacific
Top refugees-hosting countries Ethiopia
791.600
Uganda
940.800
Iran
979.800
Liban
1million
28.300
Da dove provengono i rifugiati
1.4 million
Pakistan
people
are forced to leave their homes due to conflict or persecution.
of refugees worldwide came from 3 countries
SouthSudan 1,4 m Afghanistan Syria
3 m.
Turkey
57%
2,5 m 5,5 m
source: UNHCR (June 2018)
Somali refugees
SAUDI ARABIA ERITREA 2.246
OMAN YEMEN 255.894
SUDAN DJIBOUTI 13.077
SOMALIA ETHIOPIA 249.903 SOUTH SUDAN
DRC Uganda 37.193
KENYA 313.225
129.322
families
RWANDA BURUNDI
871.568
Somali refugees
TANZANIA
1.560.000
displaced
Refugees in Somalia
PEOPLE
29.591
Male
11.575
20.501
0-4 5-11 12-17 18-59 60+
17.5% 15% 12.5% 10%
7.5%
5%
2.5%
0%
2.5%
5%
7.5%
10% 12.5%
15% 17.5% 20%
Chronology
Age and sex 53.8%
Female
0-4 5-11 12-17 18-59 60+
WOMEN & CHILDREN
FAMILIES
29.591
Demography
1,050k
46.2%
1.8%
1.2%
Elderly 60+
1,000k
22.9%
Adults 18-59
950k
7.1%
6.5%
Young 12-17
10.7%
10.3%
Children 5-11
5.3%
5.3%
Infants 0-4
28.9%
900k Jan ‘13
Jul ‘13
Jan ‘14
Jul ‘14
Jan ‘15
Jul ‘15
Jan ‘16
Jul ‘16
Jan ‘17
Jul ‘17 Dati UNHCR Dicember 2017
Refugees in Kenya
60+
18-59
2%
Dadaab Kakuma Urban areas
WOMEN & CHILDREN
0-17
42%
Refugees Asylum seekers
Syria Yemen Ethiopia Others
284.346 58.2% 111.612 22.9% 35.710 7.3% 27.880 5.7% 12.759 2.6% 10.008 2.6% 2.482 0.5% 1.642 0.3% 1.341 0.3% 566 0.1%
90% 10%
Urban areas
13%
Year of arrival
Somalia S. Sudan DRC Ethiopia Burundi Sudan Uganda Rwanda Eritrea Altro
51%
185.154
87%
Demography
49% 38% 13%
65.109
Camps
79%
56%
Legal status
Hosting centers
488.415
Specific needs 11.663 786 1.136 8.344 4.358 3.094
Pre 2013 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Critic medical condit. Disability Single parents Physical and legal prot. Torture Women at risk Elderly at risk SGBV Unaccomp. children Children at risk
607 317 309 201 166 147 92 59 29 23
49%
Refugees and asylum seekers
198
Somalia (Residence)
17.015
70
Awdal
17.015 7.003 3.101 1.152 506 372 198 109 70 13 8 14
Woqooyi G. Bari Benadir Nugaal Muduug Togdheer Awdal Lower S. Sanaag Middle S. Sool Others
Woqooyi Galbeed
Sanaag
372
Sool
Togdheer
8
1.152
7.033 Bari
Nugaal
506 200 km
Galgaduud
SOUTH SUDAN
Baidoa
ETHIOPIA
Bur Acaba
Bakool SOMALIA
KAKUMA
185.154 Gulu
KALOBEY
Middle Juba
KENYA
UGANDA
Kampala
Gedo
Bungoma Kisumu
Migori
238.152
DAGHALEY
IFO 1/2 HAGADERA KAMBIOOS
Nakuru Olenguruone
65.109
Kitui
Gelib
Lower Juba
7
Mudug
6 Hiraan
Bay
Middle Shabelle
13
109 Lower Shabelle
Benadir
3.101 Mogadishu
Giamame
DADAAB
NAIROBI Eastleigh
Mwanza
2%
TANZANIA
Karatu District
Others
Arusha
61%
Malindi
Ethiopia
Origin Mombasa
37% Yemen
Kenya borders Roads States borders Migrants flood Refugees ways Refugee camps
KAKUMA ‘Nowhere’
IFO
Kakuma refugee camp is located in the North-Western region of Kenya and it is the largest of the world. The camp was estabilished in 1992 and is managed by the Kenyan Department of Refugee Affairs and UNHCR. Today, Kakuma hosts nearly 100.000 South Sudanese and 55.000 Somali most of whom were driven from their homelands by civil war, but the camp also hosts refugees from nearly 20 other countries. Conditions in Kakuma are grave, as donor support has waned in recent years. The camp’s resources and infrastructure are overtaxed, and occupants have scant opportunities for gainful employment or education. Malnutrition is rampant throughout the camp and overcrowding has accelerated the spread of infectious diseases. Despite all these factors, however, many residents remain optimistic about their futures.
Ifo, the oldest of the five Dadaab camps, provides accommodation for refugees from over ten countries, although most are from Somalia. Like many of the camps on this list, Ifo is severely overcrowded: most household plots are just 12m x 15m, and all nine sectors of the camp have exceeded their designated capacities. Worse yet, half of the camp is located in a flood-prone area. To reduce overcrowding, an extension to the camp, aptly named Ifo II, was constructed in 2011.
Key indicators
Nationality
186.607
67%
of refugees arrived in 2018 are South Sudanese who require an high level of protection
The number of refugees registered by UNHCR until the 25th January 2018
1.121
22.5 litri
New arrivals registered in 2018
average daily water usage per capita
2.578
24
the number of primary schools in the settlements of Kakuma and Kalobey
The number of resettled somali refugees in Kakuma since Febbruary 2016
Population
Somalia Ethiopia Sud Sudan DRC Burundi Uganda Rwanda Sudan Tanzania Eritrea
Population history
Population history
200.000
120.000
150.000
90.000
100.000
60.000
50.000
84.181
76.100 7.502 261 139 82 51 18 16 9 3
WOMEN
42.189 MEN
41.992 FAMILIES
20.667
30.000 0
06
20
07
08
20
20
09
20
10
20
11
20
12
20
13
20
14
20
15
20
0
06
20
07
20
08
20
09
10
20
20
Source: UNHCR
21.8% Bordering countries
2
12
20
14
13
20
20
44.5% Somalia
90% Somalia
Origin Altro 0.1%
33.7% South Sudan
2
3
1 1 km
2 km
Population (2015): 184.550 Estabilished in: 1992 Inhabitants origin: South Sudan, Somalia Type: Planned/managed camp
15
20
Source: UNHCR
8.6% Ethiopia
Origin
1
4
11
20
Population (2015): 84.089 Estabilished in: 1992 Inhabitants origin: Somalia Type: Planned/managed camp
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UNHRC/B. Bannon
DAGHALEY
HAGADERA
Dagahaley refugee camp, also part of the Dadaab complex, is the third-largest refugee camp in the world, with a population of nearly 90,000 people. Like Hagadera, the camp was rapidly constructed in the early 1990s in response to the Somali Civil War, and has well outlasted its expected retirement date. In 2011, an uptick in violence - coupled with ongoing droughts and famine - drove an unanticipated number families to seek refuge in Dagahaley. The subsequent overcrowding, and spillover into land beyond the camp’s official boundaries, has led to friction between camp occupants and Kenyan locals. In response, the Kenyan government has threatened to close the camp altogether, and its fate is uncertain.
The second, third, and fourth-largest refugee camps in the world all belong to the Dadaab refugee complex in southeastern Kenya. Hagadera, the largest of the five camps (and the second largest in the world), is home to over 100,000 refugees, of which over 95% hail from Somalia. In the quarter-century since it was founded, Hagadera has evolved into a veritable city, with a strong economy undergirded by a vibrant central market. The camp is highly congested, and many occupants have built informal housing settlements on the camp’s outskirts. In order to alleviate overcrowding, camp officials have begun to relocate occupants to the newest Dadaab refugee camp, Kambioos.
Nationality
Nationality
Population
Somalia Ethiopia Sud Sudan DRC Burundi Uganda Rwanda Sudan
76.100 7.502 261 139 82 51 18 16
87.170 WOMEN
44.202 MEN
Population
Somalia Ethiopia DRC Uganda Cameroon
103.759 2.996 5 3 2
106.765 WOMEN
53.733 MEN
42.968
52.032
FAMILIES
FAMILIES
20.578
26.469
Population history
Population history
120.000
160.000
90.000
120.000
60.000
80.000 40.000
30.000 0
06
20
07
20
08
20
09
20
10
20
11
20
12
13
20
20
14
20
15
20
0
06
20
07
20
08
20
09
20
10
20
11
20
12
20
13
20
4% Ethiopia
15
20
100% Somalia
95% Somalia
Origin
Origin
1 km
1 km
Population (2015): 87.223 Estabilished in: 1992 Estabilished in: Somalia Type: Planned/managed camp
14
20
Population (2015): 106.000 Estabilished in: 1992 Inhabitants origin: Somalia Type: Planned/managed camp
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2. Block ‘2’ Multifunctional city COMMON SPACE First Avenue
3. Block ‘3’ Commercial city PUBLIC SPACE
Blocco ‘1’ Residential city PRIVATE SPACE
1.
1 4. First Avenue La città pubblica IL MERCATO
Edifici aggiunti o modificati
In costruzione
AMCO Shopping Center
Al-Mubarak Shopping Center
Prime Shopping
Garissa Lodge
1998
2003
United Textile Center
2008
Al-Habib Shopping Mall
Baraka Shopping Complex
2013
Typology Residential
2018
Eastleigh Sanati House Lodge
Residential city
1.
3.
Multifunctional city
2.
Commercial city
MULTI-STOREY BUILDINGS
INFORMAL EXTENSIONS
ASIAN HOUSES
CURRENT CONFIGURATION
INFORMAL BUILDINGS 1. Iron sheet roof 2. Masonry structure 3. Iron sheet extension 4. Shading
ASIAN HOUSE 1. Front yard 2. Living/sleeping room 3. One roomed dwelling for rent 4. Cortile 5. Common backyard 6. Sanitary (bath, WC) 7. Kitchen 8. Water point 9. Back alley 10. Garden
SHOPPING CENTER 1. Shops 2. Access 3. Distribution
1.
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3
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9 7
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6 3
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2.
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3.
4.
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3.
FIRST AVENUE/ C BLOCK
URBAN TRANSFORMATION
The block is filled with multistorage buildings, mostly hosting shopping malls. Lying on the First Avenue, it’s one of the main nodes of the neighborhood where the commercial activities are highly concentrated.
The rapid transformation happened without any pianification, altered the old urban grid, causing a lack of public open spaces and the infrastractural decay. Furthermore, the new construction are invading the sidewalks areas, not leaving choice to pedestrian but moving towards the carways, bringing to viability troubles and traffic jams.
CHIESA PCEA
RESIDENZIALE
COSTRUZIONI INFORMALI
EDIFICIO 6 PIANI
COSTRUZIONI INFORMALI
EDIFICIO 7 PIANI
Sezione A-A’
AB SA AR RA RW AB ER ER HU
COMMERCIALE
Sezione B-B’
COMMERCIALE
Sezione C-C’
15.9 97.1 97.3 97.5 97.5 97.1 97.1 97.1 97.0
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Dubai
Mumbai
Mandera El Wak Eldoret Isiolo Garissa Nakuru Gilgil
EASTLEIGH
Dar es Salaam
Mogadishu
Transnational geography of trade Somali trade networks are always expanding. Dubai is the principal hub, but they venture further east reaching India, Thailand, Hong Kong and, more recently, Turkey. These connections where established even before the collapse of Somalia in 1991, especially Mumbay and Bangkok.
Hong Kong
Bangkok
MADINA MALL
International expansion of
Madina Mall was opened by Hon Jusuf Hasi, MInister of State for Defence on Thursday 21st April 2011.
the Amal Group The Amal Group, a cooperation which was founded in Eastleigh by Somali refugees in 2002, started to expand their business outside of Kenya; to Johannesburg and lately even back to their country they fled 10 years ago Somalia.
1. Bushka City Hotel 2. Alliance Medical Centre 3. Bushka City Restaurant 4. Hypermarket LIV.1 5. Takaful Insurance for Africa 6. Lodge 7. Restaurant 8. Hospital 9. Mosque 10. Gym 11. Cybercafe 12. Conference Hall 13. Management office 14. Clothes shop 15. Barber 16. Diamond Trust
New Garissa Lodge Bankok Shopping Mall Prime Shopping New Al Mubarak Amco Plaza Amal Plaza Taisir Shopping Centre Olympic Shopping Centre Towhid Shopping Complex Multi use building - shops below Mall under construction Eastleigh Social Hall Shopping Centre Sunrise Shopping Centre
Old city council market plot disputa Emirates Shopping Mall
Yare Centre container & lorry depot Cooperative Bank building KBS Business Park
Shops
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Eastleigh Mall
Wa
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Royal Plaza Petrol Station
in
gi
Al Nasri Shopping Centre
St
Amir Lodge - Multi use
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TH
Kilimanjaro Food Court & Hotel
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TH
ST
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SHOPPING
CENTRE
Bosaso
Galkaio
Mogadiscio
THIRD FLOOR
ADMINISTRATION
NAIROBI MOSQUE
OFFICE CONFERENCE HALL
TRAVEL AGENCIES
COLLEGE
RESTAURANT CLINIC
SECOND FLOOR
Johannesburg
AMAL PLAZA FIRST FLOOR
UPPER GROUND FLOOR
The Somali Shopping Center
The Amal Shopping Plaza came out of a group effort, where 10 to 15 Somali refugees bought shares into a project. After having bought the three plots in 2002, they formed the Amal Company and sold the idea to their community. In the meantime, interested shop owners had to pay 6.000 dollars goodwill in order to show their serious interest, so that in the end, the building costs of the shopping center were covered before they even started to build it up . The Amal Plaza was thereafter officially opened in June 2004, which was a welcome addition to the Eastleigh business community due to the state-of-the-art facilities that it offered, compared to others competitors in the property market. Its diversity and density of goods somehow reflects what you experience on the streets on a smaller scale in an interior world full of staircases, ramps, and plenty of stalls. It really seems like a microrganism of all the activities you can find in Eastleigh. With the Amal Shopping Plaza Somali refugees intended to estabilish a world class facility which could compete on an equal footing with other major international shopping malls.
GOODS ARRIVAL
LOWER GROUND FLOOR
ENTRNCE B ENTRANCE A
BLOCK ‘3’ COMMERCIAL Create public space surface on shopping centers roofs
CURRENT STATE
CURRENT STATE
COMMERCIAL
2700 sm TARGET PUBLIC SPACE
1460 m2
BUILDING TYPE
GREEN SPACE
660 m2
DESIGN AREA
#1
o he op
ISOMETRIC VIEW
P U B L I C
S P A C E
GROUND FLOOR
AMAL SHOPPING PLAZA
ENTRY
1. STAIRS/ELEVATORS
2. WATER TANKS
ELEVATION
Amal Original Architectural Concept 3. GREEN SPACE/GARDEN
4. COVERED SPACE
5. SHOPS/BAR
6. DEPOSIT/STORAGE
The Amal Shopping Plaza is one of the leading shopping centers in Eastleigh, located at the First Avenue in a prime commercial area and hosts a wide range of business dealing in clothes, shoes, leather products, restaurants, offices, telecommunication, electronics and other wide range of products. The initial design idea was accessibility to the First Avenue The clients wanted as much pedestrian movement in front of each shop as possibl. Due to a strong competition between shopping centers, they were also demanded to create a lot of open space bringing in natural light. Characteristic for Amal’s floor plans is the stil visible impact of the three groups of interests who formed the Amal Group. The idea in the design phasis was that they could operate on their own. Though, they joined economic forces by representing one successful company.
BLOCK 1
Residential city
ASIAN TYPE BLOCK Extension and upgrading of a type 1 block. CURRENT STATE
GOAL
SURFACE
350 m2
1. PORTICO
+230 m2
Define private space limits +2
+ 12 INHABITANTS
DWELLINGS
X 21
X6
COMMON SPACE
DWELLINGS
2. DWELLINGS EXTENSIONS
COMMON SPACE
100 m2
Increase the residential surface
120 m2
COMMERCE
GREEN SPACE
115 m2
60 m2
40 m2
3. OPEN DOMESTIC SPACE
Take advantage of open private spaces
4. MARKET / SELLING BOXES
Reorganize commercial spaces
5. SERVICES MODULE
Optimize the usage of the available surface
6. PUBLIC SPACE 6
3
3
3
3 3 2 1
3
9 7
3
3
3 10
1
1 1
6 3
3 2
8
3
4
3
6
5 3
6
3
Create green areas
6
ASIAN HOUSE TYPE 1. Front yard 2. Living/sleeping room 3. Renting rooms 4. Courtyard 5. Common backyard 6. Sanitary 7. Kitchen 8. Water point 9. Back alley 10. Garden
DEMOLITIONS
BUILDING TYPE
VIABILITY RETIEVAL
LINKS AND FACILITIES
PLANIMETRY
GROUND FLOOR PLAN SCALE 1:100
1.
Concept
C
2.
3. A
A’
1. Initial volume Surface increase
4.
B
B’
5.
2. Cut Separation between functions
6.
3. Slide Configuration of spaces
7.
4. Translate Opening toward the outside
ORGANISATION
C’ 8.
1. Public driveway 2. Rain Garden 3. Shop box 4. Pedestrian passage 5. Private porch 6. Existing building 7. Courtyard 8. Private road
LEVEL 1 FLOOR PLAN
Islamic identity
1. Separation between public and private spaces
2. Valorize the courtyard
3. Inclusion of nature
4. Filtering spaces between exterior and interior
5. Privacy protection
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ELEVATION B-B’ SCALE 1:75
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ELEVATION A-A’ SCALA 1:75
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mpesa
mini markt
1. Roof in iron sheet
+870 cm
2. Joists in timber 9x9 cm
3. Frame wood
20x20 cm
4. Joints steel plates 5. Structure reinforced concrete +600 cm
6. Plaster 7. Window metallic frame 100x100 cm
8.Brise Soleil wood and fiber ‘aqal’
9. Masonry stones 6x9 inch. machine cut
10.Breezeblocks concrete 39x39x12,5 cm
+330 cm
0 cm
12. Water tank in concrete
11. Foundations stone 9 ich. stone Hand cut
-130 cm
SECTION
CONSTRUCTION PHASES
PHASE 3
PHASE 2
PHASE 1
EXISTING
KENYA
SOMALIA
MATERIALS
BUILDING TECHNICS
Local stone
Timber
Concrete
Iron sheet
Aqal
Traditional handcraft woven fabric of vegetal fiber used for making the Hut
Walls: 6 ich. stone
Fonundations: 9 ich. stone
SECTION C-C’ SCALE 1:50
Rain Garden
Rain Tiles
Rain Gard
den
Ret ail
LOCAL BUILDING
Rain Tiles
Water Tanks
A Design and Policy Competition - 2018
PLACE & DISPLACEMENT Integrating Refugees Populations within Cities. UniversitĂ degli Studi "G.D'Annunaio" Pescara - Italy
Project location: Nairobi KENYA
eastleigh OPEN DEMOCRACY
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1_Pre-existences 2_New constructions 3_New market stalls 4_Public services building 5_Parking 6_Public facilities 7_Kids playground 8_Residences 9_Common terrace 10_Roof garden
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IBA THüRINGEN COMPETITION 2017 Hochschule für Technik, Wirtschaft und Kultur HTWK Leipzig- Deutschland
Project location: Rottenbach DEUTSCHLAND
ROTTENBACH
DEUTSCHLAND
BAHN HOFLADEN INTERIOR DESIGN & RENOVATION
Projet gagnant de concours * 1st place
Der Bahnshofladen A l’occasion du concours reservé aux etudiants organisé par IBA Thueringen, la tâche consistait à créer un design pour une épicerie de la gare de Rottenbach. Dans le cadre de la revitalisation de la vallée de la Schwaraztal, le site de l'ancienne gare doit devenir un point de reference pour la région. Outre la vente de snacks pour les voyageurs, l'accent est mis sur la distribution de produits régionaux et saisonniers. Cependant, le magasin de la gare ne doit pas être un lieu de consommation rapide, mais un lieu de communication et d’interaction. Notre conception exploite tout le potentiel de l'espace en organisant toutes les utilisations nécessaires le long des côtés longitudinaux de la salle. Cela crée deux faces complètement différentes : une face vivante et changeante en rayon et une face de vente permanente composée de trois comptoirs consécutifs. Les deux éléments sont entourés de fentes en forme de L qui traversent le plafond d'un côté à l'autre. Les fermoirs sont "polyvalents" : ils sont autoportants, offrent un espace de rangement pour les rideaux, contiennent des éléments d'éclairage et abritent les circuits électriques. L'espace généreux entre les deux côtés peut être ajusté selon les besoins de l'utilisateur par les systèmes de rideaux cachés. Cela crée un espace qui peut être utilisé avec un maximum de flexibilité.
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LEGENDE Kundenbereich Markt Verkaufen Kaufen Selbstbedienung
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470lfm à 1,28€/lfm 298 Stk. à 1,00€/Stk.
601,60 € 298,00 €
OSB (2,5 cm)
50m² à 8,80€/m²
OSB (2,5 cm) GLAS (1,0 cm)
75,3m² à 8,80€/m² 6m² à 40,00€/m²
1339,60 € 440,00 € 662,64 € 240,00 €
902,64 €
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STUDENT COMPETITION 2017 Hochschule für Technik, Wirtschaft und Kultur HTWK Leipzig- Deutschland
Project location: Leipzig DEUTSCHLAND
BREITKOPF & HARTEL
Periscope building
LEIPZIG AREAL
Projet gagnant de concours * 1st place
Breitkopf und Härtel Breitkopf & Härtel est la plus ancienne maison d'édition musicale du monde. L'entreprise a été fondée en 1719 à Leipzig par Bernhard Christoph Breitkopf. La société a toujours soutenu les compositeurs contemporains et a entretenu une étroite collaboration éditoriale avec Beethoven, Haydn, Mendelssohn, Schumann, Chopin, Liszt, Wagner et Brahms. Cette tradition se poursuit aujourd'hui avec les grands compositeurs actuels. Le bâtiment abrite aujourd’hui des bureaux, une école et un supermarché, et le nouveau propriétaire veut donner de nouvelles opportunités à l’ancien centre à partir du sous-sol inutilisé. Le design a été proposé lors d'un concours/atelier de trois jours qui s'est déroulé à la HTWK de Leipzig en mai 2016. Le bâtiment est situé dans une zone où la musique est encore très présente: l'école de musique, les académies et les centres se trouvent tout autour. Alors pourquoi ne pas y ramener l'âme originelle ? Il peut devenir une place souterraine où les jeunes peuvent se regrouper pour jouer et passer un bon moment dans un espace où ils ont tout ce dont ils ont besoin. La salle est rendue plus facilement utilisable grâce à des tubes solaires qui apportent la lumière naturelle, limitant l'utilisation de la lumière artificielle et de l'énergie électrique.
AREA ANALISYS Musikschule
Gewandhaus
Johann Sebastian Bach
Rößplatz
Wilhelm Leuschner Platz
Härtelstrasse
Studentenwerk Drum School
Mittelschule Georg
Musikschule
PERISCOPE BUILDING
LAGEPLAN
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Modern Music School Leipzig
Johann Sebastian Bach
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PERISCOPE
SCHNITT BB'
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LAB
Sunlight
OUTDOOR Preexisting building _Old function
PERISCOPE
INDOOR
Totem _View Sign
Sun Pipes _Natural lighting
PERISCOP E
STUDENT project 2015 Sveučilište u Zagrebu Diplomski sveučilišni studij Arhitektura i urbanizam - Croatia
Project location: Nebida, Sardinia ITALY
LAVERIA LaMarmora
Carbonia-Iglesias
SA RD I NI A
laveria ‘lamarmora’ C’est l’un des lieux les plus intéressants de l’archéologie industrielle en Sardaigne, partie intégrante du parc de géominage de l’île et patrimoine reconnu par l’Unesco. Il est situé non loin de la ville de Nebida, isolé sur le flanc d’une falaise surplombant la mer. La structure remonte à 1897 et doit son nom à l’activité qui s’y est déroulée, c’est-à-dire le “lavage” et la sélection des minéraux bruts extraits dans les mines locales. La laveria était reliée aux fours sous-jacents, à l’entrepôt de minéraux et de marchandises et à l’ancien quai d’amarrage des “ navi-bilancelle”. L’ensemble du complexe est tombé en désuétude de façon permanente entre les années 1970 et 1980. Le projet préserve la construction préexistante à l’intérieur de laquelle est insérée une nouvelle structure en X-Lam selon le principe “box within the box”. Celle-ci sera transformée en vignoble avec des espaces annexes pour la restauration et les loisirs. L’objectif est de faire du site un lieu attrayant pour les touristes et de le relier aux autres points d’intérêt du segment de la ligne côtière auquel il appartient.
TERRITORIAL CIRCUIT A pedestrian and cycle path which joins the city of Iglesias with the small village of Nebida following the main points of natural and historical interests
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Bellicai Forest
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Laveria
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Mediterranean Sea
Gonnesa
Italy
SARDINIA
Corsi Lake
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Iglesias
* Monteponi
LEGENDA ARTIFICIAL LAKES PHOTOVOLTAIC AND WIND PARK BOTANICAL GARDEN_CULTIVATION OF AQUATIC PLANTS BOTANICAL GARDEN_CULTIVATION OF AQUATIC PLANTS PEDESTRIAN AND CYCLE PATH MUSEUMS BEACHES
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LAND ART DINING AREAS: PIC NIC/RESTAURANTS
SEA VEG GARDEN CAMPING
LEGENDA
Scoglio L’ Agusteri Porto Ghiano
route camping camping abandoned mines trekking path seafront port sea path sights pinewood vineyards turistic dwellings residential dwellings Hotel and restaurants Church Sea vegetables garden oranges lemons vegetables tomatoes strawberries
Scoglio L’ Agusteri
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Punta Perda Bianca
Punta S. Rocca Sperrara
Porto di Nebida
Laveria La Marmora
Carroccio
Miniera di Sarrebasciu
TOURIST VEG GARDEN
agriculture
new buildings
sea veg garden
vin s ard ey
turistic local
turistic residential
veg garden
Sea vegetables garden
Vineyards
Vegetables garden
100 000 m2
100 000 m2
50 000 m2
products used by people staying in the camping area
product used by people staying in the turistic dwellings
Turistic residential
Residential area
80 000 m2
90 000 m2
+95
+50
= 72 m2
= 150 m2
paths
camping area
pinewood tens camper
Area camping
150 000 m2 sea path: 1 km ex-mines path: 3,5 km camping
nature
Max capacity: 500 vehicles
services
trekking path: 3 km seafront path: 4,5 km sights path: 1 km
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