Architecture Portfolio 2019 by Antonio Sciannamblo

........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ANTONIO ........................................................................ SCIANNAMBLO ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ....................................................................... ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO ........................................................................ 2019 ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ....................................................................... ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................ ........................................................................

Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;M ANTONIO SCIANNAMBLO Bari, Italy 17/04/1994

Student PoliTO Turin, Italy CONTACT:

EDUCATION

COMPETITION

Sep.2014/Mar.2017 Bachelor degree in Architecture Politecnico di Torino

Ongoing project Concéntrico 06 Logroño, Spain

Mar.2017/Sep.2019 Master degree in Architecture Architecture construction and city Politecnico di Torino

LANGUAGES

Feb.2018/Aug.2018 Master degree in Architecture Exchange student Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

Native:

Italian

Others:

English Spanish

International:IELTS B2 (English) certification. SOFTWERE SKILLS

WORKSHOPS February 2017 BAC - Best Architecture competition Turin, Italy July 2017 TTT_Workshop with arch. Kengo Kuma Tokyo, Turin, Taiwan WORK EXPERIENCES Feb.2016/Mar.2017 Gianfranco Tozzini Architetture As interior designer, responsible of CAD drawings and graphic designer. Turin, Italy Jun.2017/Sept.2017 Studio Nicolamarino Responsible of 3D making Andria, Italy Mar.2018/Jul.2018 MAPA.a As interior designer, responsible of CAD drawings Santiago de Chile, Chile Sept.2018/Nov.2018 Paratissima Art Feir As art director Turin, Italy

Adobe Photoshop: Adobe Illustrator: Adobe InDesign: Adobe Premier: Autodesk AutoCAD: Autodesk Revit: Rhinoceros: SketchUP: Vray SketchUP: Cinema 4D:

Thanks to my passion for the architecture and the contemporary arts, i’m a dinamic person with high motivation and good disposition for team work, with good capacity to adapt myself in a multicultural ambients. In the architecture field i focus my attention on the people needs starting from a sociological aspect of the site work, also i’m very interesting in the different material research in relation to the local site. Focal point in my design process is the relationship between the project elaboration an their graphics rappresentation.

COMMUNAL HUBS Towards a new symbiosis between domesticity and production ............................................................ Architecture Master Thesis - Advisor: Subhash Mukerjee, Marianna Nigra - 2019

............................................................ In recent decades, production spaces and reproduction spaces have converged strongly towards a single architectural language. Working environments are increasingly taking on certain characteristics typical of domestic environments, playgrounds, rest areas, shareable kitchens, now become part of the work landscape. From a society previously based on the Fordist mould, the new workforce demands a total revolution of these environments in favour of a new flexible and multipurpose conception of production spaces. The project proposal analysed here, takes as a case study the Rai skyscraper in Turin. Former building for offices completely abandoned, it is at the centre of a new spatial analysis of working environments that are shaped according to the new demands of contemporary life. The project aims to demonstrate how, the classic typology of the office building is going increasingly disappearing, and sets its objectives in highlighting how it is possible to redefine these disused spaces, creating a new symbiosis between working and domestic environments, proposing a possible future solution for the changing world of living and production.

assonometric view south/west - Rai skyscraper

assonometric view north/east - Rai skyscraper

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RED BRICK DISTRICT ....................................................... Architecture and urban economics - Prof. Marco Trisciuoglio - 2017/18 ....................................................... individual work The project is located in the district of Dujiangyan, Chengdu, China. Trought some morphological and cultural analysis of the city i encountered the presence of many city walls that characterize each neighborhood. These boundaries are so important in the chinese heritege, determine the separation from the private space to the public one. In my projecy the exitence city walls become the focal point of the design process. The first approach was to analyze this boundaries and create a new grid into the masterplan area. Walls are now a new way to undertand the architectural space, these are not enymore a rigid separation but a new permeabile architectural elements. Walls embrhace the core of the project, the art district,developed in a longitudinal way over the course of the river, through a play of volumes with various heights inside it, there is no more distinction between the individual spaces and collective spaces.

“L’ISOLA” playing STUDIO MUMBAI ....................................................... Architecture and construction systems - Prof. Subhash Mukerjee - 2016/17 ....................................................... Team: Tommaso Ferraris, Leonardo Gerli The project was born playing the role of STUDIO MUMBAI. Through the visit to the are of Via Plava, in Mirafiori Sud (Turin), we encountered a deep sense of isolation in relation to the city center, for this reason the first masterplan study of the area was focused on creating barriers tha augment this sense of isolation to create a new sense of belonging to the area, a small internal ecosystem. These barriers further evolved in bamboo forests, creating an imposing visual limit with the rest of the surroundind periphery; bamboo forests create mysterious and dense paths that lead the residential building. The plants grown in the new forests of Mirafiori Sud will produce the material needed for our architectural intervention, including a pavillion, a new construction in the middle of the project area, a new beatig heart and a reference for the community.

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APARTMENTS codes

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MASTERPLAN Mirafiori Sud, Italy

8580 2865 4020 1800 2660

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19925 m2

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Market Pavillion Schools Sport Areas Bamboo Forest

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bike sharing bamboo tools gazeboos kids area

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BOXES

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SERVICES

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dogs area private garden bar/street food ...

MARKET PAVILLION PLAN

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MARKETPLACE

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piole bar butcher’s shop pharmacy

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fish market baker shop tabacconist funeral honours

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street food gardening store shop tattoo studio

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ASSOCIATIONS

SPORTS

PUBLIC FUNCTIONS

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onlus meeting center neighborhood’s house arci

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bowling alley cricket pitch basketball court

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public bathrooms post office market space (street)

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STRENGTHENED BEAM Drilling of the elements in bamboo to be connected by structural screw that create a joint with another perpendicular bamboo element.

GROUND JOINT Drilling of the elements in bamboo to be connected by means of steel elements then to consolidate the weakened area with the cement mortar injections.

MUSEUM OF THE ACCADEMY SCIENCES ....................................................... Architecture and interior design - Prof. Marco Vaudetti - 2017/18 ....................................................... Team: Loredana Calella, Renato Ferreira, Alexandra Tunic The project takes life inside the Museum of the Accademy Sciences of Turin, in Via Maria Vittoria 12. The goal was to design one temporary exhibition and one permanent exhibition. The temporary exhibition hosted by the Academy of Sciences of Turin tells the theme of the journey, between dream and reality. A parallel between the oneiric journey of Odysseus with the works of Giorgio Ramella and the exploratory voyage of the Greek lands by Carlo Vidua. The goal is to put the visitor in contact with the experience of the inherent unpredictability of the trip, made possible thanks to a non-predefined but induced path. Central element of the room is the “Odysseus dream gallery”, the unpredictability meets fragmentation, a path that finds the traces of the protagonist’s life, awaited by a wife who continues to weave the canvas until her return.

FIRST FLOOR ACCADEMY OF SCIENCES

1) the oniric path

SECTION A.A’

2) path’s fragmentacion

2) Odysseus dream gallery

4) temporal + permanent exhib.

two modular modules remuvable roof autonomous electrical system easy to assemble

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two modular modules remuvable roof autonomous electrical system easy to assemble

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ELEANOR BOATHOUSE ....................................................... Building Informations Model - Prof. Massimiliano Lo Turco - 2018 ....................................................... Team: Jacopo Donato, Martina Mellogno The purpose of the course was to learn the characteristics of the BIM design system. The case study reproduced is the Eleanor Boathouse at Park 571 by Studio Gang, in Chicago. The design of the Eleanor Boathouse translates the motion of rowing, using two truss shapes to create a rhythmic roof form. The two buildings—the field house and the boat storage facility—are splayed to embrace the site’s distinct turning basin condition and address different vistas from the west and east approach. Complementing the zinc facade, a custom green gradient window screen on the south end of the site creates an aesthetic connection to the river while also enhancing a sense of arrival, welcoming the community to the boathouse.

ELEANOR BOATHOUSE Park 571, Chicago

EXTERNAL RENDER View from the river

INTERIOR RENDER View from the boat storage

TURIN 2018 Art Director

TURIN 2017 Student

Last edition, occured on July 2017, focused on the earthquake that hit Center of Italy from august 2016. Following the footsteps of H.E.L.P. 6.5., the aim of the workshop was design and construct a prototype for the common space like a pavillion for Accumoli village, with an architectural and modular system, that can be adapt to different requests and needs.

contact antonio.scianna17@gmail.com ........................................................................ +39 3348525944 ........................................................................ currently: Turin, Italy ........................................................................ 2019