ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO - Arianna Gori

ARIANNA GORI

ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO | 2021

TA B L E O F C O N T E N T

CV Urban regeneration: Gadehavegård, from social

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Mult iskift: concept development for Movia’s

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The Generations’ House: combining a nursing home

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Sustainable prototypes for a new residential complex

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The Green Factory: the transformation of

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Urban laboratory for artistic production

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Senior co-housing “Midgård”: a community

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‘Exile on Main Street’ a social hub for music

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vulnerability to community

and a football club in Frederiksberg

a former paper factory in Aarhus

for elderly people in Farum

new bus stops in Sjælland

in the suburbs of Rome

in a former concrete factory

creation, production and sharing

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ARIANNA GORI MA RCH contact: arianna7gori@gmail.com linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/arianna-gori-arch I CURRENTLY LIVE IN: Copenhagen, Denmark

WORKING EXPERIENCE

Apr 201 8 - present Oct 201 7 - Mar 201 8 Jul-Sep 201 7

Architect at Mangor&Nagel | Copenhagen, Denmark Intern architect at WE architecture | Copenhagen, Denmark Intern architect at glasarchitettura | Rome, Italy

Educational background

201 7 2009/ 1 0 - 201 5/ 1 6

Ordine degli Architetti di Roma | Order of the Architects of Rome Architect qualification “Sapienza” University of Rome | Faculty of Architecture Master of Architecture | grade: 1 1 0/ 1 1 0

technical skills and competences

Design Softwares

Competitions, concept design, schematic design, design development.

CAD - Autocad: high 3D modeling - Rhinoceros: high | SketchUp: high | 3D Studio Max: basic Rendering - VRay: high BIM: Revit: high intermediate Adobe Photoshop: high | Adobe Illustrator: high | Adobe InDesign: high 04

languages

Italian

Mothertongue

English

Fluent

Danish

Intermediate

Spanish

Intermediate

other skills and competences

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Proactivity, initiative and predisposition towards taking responsibilities; Predisposition towards research and analysis; Teamplay; Excellent presentation and writing skills skills.

publications

April 201 6

Publication of the project ‘Exile on Main Street’ in A. SAGGIO, G. DE FRANCESCO (cured by), ”Tevere cavo. Una infrastruttura di nuova generazione per Roma tra passato e futuro”, Itools-Lulu.com

WORKSHOPS / ACTIVITIES

Nov-Dec 201 6

MAXXI Museum | Workshop “Città Come Cultura” [’City as Culture’: cultural experiences as a tool for the development of the city]

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Open City Roma | Volunteer assistant for cultural event Open House Roma (openhouseroma.org)

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SELECTED PROJECTS

2020 MANGOR & NAGEL WE ARCHITECTURE

Urban

regeneration:

Gadehavegård, from social vulnerability

to

community

co-housing

transformed existing blocks new row houses renovated existing blocks

Project leaders: Claus Smed Søndergaard, Marc Jay, Julie Schmidt-Nielsen Team: Arianna Gori, Anne Brønd Fridberg, Sara Dal Ri Status: Competition

Gadehavegaard is a social housing settlement from the ‘70s; it is officially listed among areas particularly subject to social vulnerability, and has therefore been a candidate for an intense urban regeneration.

repurposed green areas

The existing settlement is characterized by vast, though unused, green areas framed by a repetition of concrete blocks lacking identity.

common house renovated existing blocks

The aim of the competition was to elaborate a strategy for the existing buildings, densify the area with new housing typologies for a diverse range of new residents (students, seniors, families) and organically introduce a new university campus linked to the existing educational facilities of the area. Our take included a resourcesaving approach, with the minimization of the demolition of the existing blocks.

new town-houses

new Vid

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renovated existing blocks

natural park

the new campus senior co-housing

co-housing

connection densvejen

student housing Illustration by WE architecture

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SELECTED PROJECTS

1. From an isolated enclave to a connected network Gadehavegaard is currently enclosed by expressways, poorly connected to its surroundings and with limited and unsafe access to the innermost parts of the neighborhood. Towards north, three big parking lots are the main access to the area.

A new network of roads, with diffuse parking areas integrated with the landscape, aims to improve the accessibility and safety of the neighborhood.

An important cross connection north-south breaks the external loop, and a clear hierarchy is given to the infrastructure.

2. From an enclosed suburb to an active “education district” Gadehavegaard has a strictly residential character, with monotonous open spaces lacking identity and opportunities for social life and interaction.

Among the residents figure high percentages of unemployment, low education level and low income.

The establishment of the new campus rises the opportunity for new public functions to be introduced, connecting the nearby Høje Tåstrup station and the existing Technology Institute; this can be integrated with new opportunities for learning and self-development for the residents.

Teknologisk Teknologisk institut institut

Teknologisk Teknologisk institut institut

Teknologisk Teknologisk institut institut

Teknologisk Teknologisk institut institut

Teknologisk Teknologisk institut institut

Teknologisk Teknologisk institut institut

Høje Tåstrup Høje Tåstrup station station

Høje Tåstrup Høje Tåstrup station station

Høje Tåstrup Høje Tåstrup station station

Høje Tåstrup Høje Tåstrup station station

Høje Tåstrup Høje Tåstrup station station

Høje Tåstrup Høje Tåstrup station station

3. From green barriers to integrated landscape A big part of the existing green areas in Gadehavegaard is today unprogrammed and feels unsafe. Featureless green strips around the built environment have the purpose of sheltering from the noise and pollution of the roads, but also contribute to the physical and visive separation from the rest of the city.

While the green character of the area is an important asset, nature must act as a link between the buildings. Around the common house towards south, an activity garden connects the main pedestrian lane with the big southfacing courtyards, while towards north a wilder nature park surrounds the new campus.

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4. From “no man’s land” to communal ownership The absence of hierarchy and purpose in the shared outdoor spaces lead to their current state of abandon.

Unprogrammed, ‘dead’ common spaces need to be repurposed and redesigned, so that the residents can develop a sense of belonging and ownership. A precise and gradual transition between public, semi-public and private outdoor spaces is established.

Teknologisk Teknologisk institut institut

nologisk Teknologisk institut institut

5. From closed facades to living and welcoming buildings

The existing blocks in the neighborhood appear today asinstitut impenetrable as the Teknologisk Teknologisk institut area as a whole. Small, dark passages and closed gables contribute to the Teknologisk Teknologisk institut institut nologisk Teknologisk institut institut general atmosphere of rigidity and unsafety.

nologisk Teknologisk institut institut

The existing buildings need to be upgraded, establishing a better connection between the life inside and outside the houses through visual connections Høje Tåstrup station station and easier accessibility conditions. Høje Tåstrup

Høje Tåstrup Høje Tåstrup station station

Høje Tåstrup Høje Tåstrup station station Høje Tåstrup Høje Tåstrup station station

Høje Tåstrup Høje Tåstrup station station Høje Tåstrup Høje Tåstrup station station

6. From monofunctional zoning to social sustainability Today, Gadehavegaard consists entirely of social housing blocks.

The neighborhood must be able to offer different housing types to attract a diverse composition of residents, as well as different functions such as businesses, flexible workplaces, etc. At the same time, it is crucial that the new buildings adapt to Gadehavegård’s existing traits, so that too great a gap is not created between new and existing residents.

In addition, the densification must make the greatest possible use of the resources on site - through recycling or upcycling of on-site materials.

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SELECTED PROJECTS

new campus natural park family co-housing

renovated existing blocks

senior co-housing

renovated existing blocks

family co-housing LOCAL MARKET

row houses ALLOTMENT GARDENS

transformed existing blocks

student housing

URBAN SPORTS BIODIVERSITY new campus

renovated existing blocks

SPORT COURTYARD

COMMUNITY COURTYARD

PERFORMANCE / MARKET

view new townhouses new connection Vidensvejen

PLAYGROUND

pedestrian path

common house activity park

Illustration by WE architecture

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A sustainable new urban landscape

Starting from the existing qualities of the settlement (vast green spaces, an open-block building structure that creates shared outdoor areas, a pedestrian-friendly environment), the development and densification of Gadehavegaard in our proposal is all about optimizing resources through the creation of sharing communities and recycling.

The strategy is, therefore, conservative: keeping as much of the existing neighbourhood as possible, focusing the demolitions where the new infrastructure and the creation of quality outdoor areas require them, makes it possible to save energy and building materials through reusing much of the resources already available in the area.

The result is a varied cityscape offering different possibilities to different types of residents: 1 ) Renovated existing blocks: part of the existing blocks are retrofitted, partially to also host new families and student housing; 2) Transformed existing blocks: the buildings are radically transformed to create a whole new housing typology (townhouses) while retaining the foundations and the concrete structure; 3) New townhouses: this typology mantains the module of the existing buildings, ideally allowing the reuse of the structure removed in the demolition phase; 4) Senior co-housing; 5) Family co-housing; 6) Row houses.

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SELECTED PROJECTS

The existing blocks transformed in row houses on the left; the new senior housing complex on the right

Recycle of resources: the transformation of the existing blocks

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The senior co-housing

The dwelling for the senior residents of Gadehavegaard are strategically placed in short distance from the natural park towards north and revolve around a calmer, central courtyard with a common house.

All the apartments span across the building, providing optimal conditions of light and passive ventilation, and have both physical and visual contact with green outdoor areas.

The building, with a deck access system and semi-private common areas in direct connection with the accessways, maximizes the opportunities for the residents to meet, share resources, take care of each other and create a sustainable community.

Public and semi-public green areas

Central common spaces and facilities

natural park

senior co-housing courtyard

common house

view

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SELECTED PROJECTS

2018 MANGOR & NAGEL WE ARCHITECTURE

The Generations’ House: combining a nursing home and a football club in Frederiksberg Project leaders: Claus Smed Søndergaard, Marc Jay, Julie Schmidt-Nielsen Team: Corrado Galasso, Elisa Gallazzi, Thea Gasseholm, Arianna Gori, Davide Piva, Olliver Stensballe Status: Competition

The Generations’ House is a space

combining an elderly care center and the Frederiksberg football club; the goal of the competition was to create a common ground for these functions, both with different needs and characters, having each of them benefit from the energies and values generated by the other.

In our proposal, the communion of synergies comes from the physical communion of spaces; the two facilities share, in fact, accesses, some services and the public circulation.

At the ground floor, shared functions such as the lobby, the cafè and the activity center intersecate and joint, producing constructive relations between the two categories of users.

The idea of the “crossing paths” starts from the shape: as an experimental junction of the classical H shape,

typical of health and care facilities, and the perimeter block, the XX shape allows on one side the creation of a private and safe courtyard for the elderly people, on the other opens the building towards the outside in pocket gardens differently oriented, the main ones of which point towards the football fields.

At the same time, from a functional point of view, the shape perfectly meets the delicate requirements of the elderly care center, which is placed from the first to the fifth floor. Here, the core of the building around the courtyard hosts the administration and facilities of each department, and, on the corners, two big common terraces for the residents with reduced mobility that can therefore enjoy an easily accessible outdoor area on each floor.

The residents’ housing units, as well as the shared living rooms, are placed along the perimeter of the building, always offering an open view towards the outside.

I was responsible for the overall “program breakdown” of the project, contributing to the study and development of the plans and the relations among the different functions.

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Image by Nor3D digital artists

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SELECTED PROJECTS A A

B

FREDERIKSBERG HALLERNE

DELIVERY ENTRANCE

C

D

MAIN ENTRANCE

MARIELYSTVEJ

F FOOTBALL FIELD

C

E

R

NEW POCKET GARDEN

G

H

VERTICAL GARDENS

ELDERLY CARE ”KREDSENS HUS”

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J

NEW BIKE LANE

COURTYARD GARDEN

K

L

FREDERIKSBERG BOLDKLUB CHANGING ROOMS ENTRANCE

STORAGE / FACILITIES

M

N

GREEN ROOF

PARKING UNDER THE BUILDING

O

P

ACTIVITY GARDEN

PARKING FOR SOPHIE AMALIE GÅRDEN

Q

R

FRUIT GARDEN / SENSORIAL

PV ROOF

G O F

M I K

O

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B

R H

E G G

M J

D N Q L

Q

P

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SELECTED PROJECTS

The creation of different outdoor green spaces, each one with its own character and GREEN functionVIEWS CONNECTIONS

The central, sheltered courtyard; no private room looks over it, providing even VIEWS of privacy HEART BREAKING SCALE conditions toTHEthe residents

The shape steps down towards south, allowing good daylight conditions to the HEART SUNLIGHT CONNECTIONS courtyard

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The facade is broken down, allowing the building to blend more gently with the BREAKING THE SCALE surroundings

PETER BANGSVEJ

TROELS-LUNDS VEJ

BIKE LANE

MAIN ENTRANCE SERVICE ENTRANCE OLDCARE CENTER ADMINISTRATION FOOTBALL FIELDS

FREDERIKSBERG BOLDKLUB ADM

PRODUCTION KITCHEN

TUNNEL TO CHANGING ROOMS

PARKING

CAFE

COURTYARD

ACTIVITY GARDEN

ACTIVITIES CENTER

FS

FITNESS CENTER

FRUIT GARDEN SENSES GARDEN

Landscape by MASU planning

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SELECTED PROJECTS

All the rooms have a view towards the outside, the services towards the courtyard

Short routes from the vertical connections to the rooms, allowing smooth logistics

Loop circulation for goods and services, recognizable hallways for the residents

HOUSING UNITS HOUSING UNITS

COMMON LIVING ROOM

DEPARTMENT KITCHEN

COMMON LIVING ROOM

VM TT

DINING ROOM MEETING ROOM

MEETING ROOM

HANGING GARDEN

HANGING GARDEN

DINING ROOM

HANGING GARDEN

HOUSING UNITS

HANGING GARDEN

HOUSING UNITS

TT VM

SERVICE AREA

COMMON LIVING ROOM

COMMON LIVING ROOM

The nursing home - typical plan

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Image by Nor3D digital artists

At every floor of the elderly care center green terraces are provided, enabling mobility impaired residents to easily have access to shared outdoor areas. The terraces are placed at the intersections of the living departments, so that the central distribution hallways never face a dead end but open to the outside providing nice views and light.

Section W-E

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SELECTED PROJECTS

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Image by Nor3D digital artists

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SELECTED PROJECTS

2017 WE ARCHITECTURE

The Green Factory: the transformation of a former paper factory in Aarhus Project leaders: Julie Schmidt-Nielsen, Marc Jay, Jeppe Kiib, Corrado Galasso Team: Paulina Cziba, Arianna Gori, Davide Piva, Maximilian Rietschel, Lewis Williams Status: Competition

‘Aarhus is currently undergoing an

exciting development, where new urban areas arise and old industrial areas find new use. This development goes hand in hand with an ambitious vision that the city’s culture and communities will help carry Aarhus into the future. (...)

Our vision is that the Willemoesgade block - with a synergy between userdriven, temporary and permanent new programs - will be integrated in Aarhus’ overall strategy and become an attractive part of the city.”

WE Architecture The project, part of an invited parallel competition, comprehends a mix of residential, leisure and business facilities, all of them focusing on a green-oriented culture.

I was involved in the whole process of design from the definition of the general programme, to the design of plans and facades, to the final presentation material.

creative hub event space urban facilities housing - new construction common housing

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DEN GRØNNE FABRIK DANNER RAMME OM GRØNNE SYNERGIER I FORSKELLIG SKALAER

FYSISKE SKAL UNDERSTØTTE SELECTEDDET PROJECTS DE GRØNNE SYNERGIER

GREEN SYNERGIES AT DIFFERENT LEVELS

FAMILY

CO H

1: rainwater 2: flexibility of 3: monitoring collection and reuse housing units of consumption

FA M ILY U NIT

O U SIN G

COMMUNITY 1: reuse of organic waste

GREE

2: shared kitchen

STAI

N HOUSES

3: shared vegetable garden

R W E L L U NIT

DEN GRØNNE FABRIK DANNER RAMME OM GRØNNE SYNERGIER I PÅ TVÆRS AF KARRÉEN CULTURE

1: biodiversity

KARRÉ

2: shared workshops

3: daycare

BLOCK

INNOVATION 1: a green core

AARHUS

2: trigger for green actions

3: knowledge sharing

AARHUS

GRØNNESYNERGIER I DET GRØNNE RUM

trigger for green actions

common gardens reuse of organic waste

flexibility in the housing unit rainwater collection and reuse daycare

monitoring of consumption knowledge platform shared workshops

common kitchen green core biodiversity

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AXONOMETRY OF THE INTERVENTION

the new co-housing space

the otto monsteds building

the shed roof building

the stable building

the main building

the paper factory

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SELECTED PROJECTS

North-south section

the new co-housing block

East elevation

the paper factory

the main building

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the shed roof building

the paper factory

the stable building

the otto monsteds building

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SELECTED PROJECTS THE SHED ROOF BUILDING

This building, proper industrial element of the block, features a concrete shed roof with skylights; the space is designed to let a central, continuous flow of public space, connected with the outer one, at the ground floor, while the upper floor hosts offices and services for creative and green-oriented businesses to rent.

Section W-E

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THE OTTO MONSTED AND STABLE BUILDING TRANSFORMATION: the green strategy

EAST STREET VIEW

The transformation of the stable building features the removal of the existing roof with the addition of three more housing floors; the existing ground floor hosts the administrative offices of the whole complex. The new addition is completely recognizable, with the use of high and narrow steel panels on the facade.

On the left, the main building of the complex hosts differently shaped greenhouses on top of the stairwell, offering the inhabitants of the building a common green space to share and activities to enhance the creation of a green-oriented community.

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SELECTED PROJECTS

2019 MANGOR & NAGEL

Senior co-housing

“Midgård”: a community for elderly people in Farum Project leader: Claus Smed Søndergaard Project architect: Arianna Gori Status: Won competition - Under construction

‘Midgård’ is one of the nine realms of

Nordic Mythology; in contrapposition with Asgård, the home of gods, it is the realm of mankind.

It is also the title chosen by the community of seniors who commissioned this “seniorbofællesskab”, a cohousing for elderly people who wish to share their everyday life, focusing on nurturing community and sustainability.

The Midgård group asked for a building with a distinct Nordic atmosphere, able to provide a welcoming and safe environment to the residents and appropriate spaces for a vibrant, green-oriented community.

The program was resolved in a perimeter block around a green courtyard, a shared deck access to the apartments, a west-facing garden and terraces, and a common space for the diverse activities of the community.

I worked independently as project architect for this competition.

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Image by Nor3D digital artists

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SELECTED PROJECTS

Axonometry (S-W)

the shared deck access the main entrance

the shared terraces

the west-facing garden

the common house

The key words of Midgård

SAFETY: The perimeter block surrounds a sheltered, private courtyard; on the southern wing, towards the intense traffic of Paltholmvej, are placed the shared service facilities and the common kitchen

COMMUNITY: The volume opens on the west side towards the garden, on the east towards the city; the deck access offer the first chance for interaction among the residents

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SUSTAINABILITY: The shape rises up one level towards north and gradually steps down in terraces on the west side.

Rainwater is collected throught the green roof towards south

drying area west-facing garden

yggdrasil, the tree of life

rainwater collection

orangerie

outdoor dining common kitchen

access / gateway

storage

sidewalk

paltholmvej

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SELECTED PROJECTS

2018 WE ARCHITECTURE

Multiskift: concept

development for Movia’s

new bus stops in Sjælland Project leaders: Julie Schmidt-Nielsen, Kasper Munk Team: Arianna Gori, Davide Piva, Lewis Williams

Movia is the agency responsible for the

public transport in Copenhagen and the Sjælland region; the company asked for a concept development for the device of the bus stop of the future, able to interact with users, give information and make the waiting time valuable.

The proposal includes tools for the analysis of the surrounding of the different existing bus stops and the creation of site-specific solutions, based on a “catalog of ideas” providing selected functions and activities to be incorporated in installations specifically designed for each place.

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IMPLEMENTATION: the analy sis wheel

The team devised an analysis wheel as a tool to approach the design of the different bus stops according to the characters of the site and its surroundings.

The analysis focuses on 3 main categories: 1- Service facilities, concerning the practical facilities existing/needed in the selected bus stop (ie. practical facilities, sustainable measures, repair and maintenance options, sales and service functions and communication tools) 2- Safe environment, dealing with the physical layout of the bus stop and how it can provide the best possible waiting time.

3- Activities, describing the added facilities present in the surroundings or that should be included to improve the quality of the waiting time.

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SELECTED PROJECTS Functional catalog

SAFE ENVIRONMENT SERVICE FACILITIES RAMMER TRYGGE RAMMER TRYGGE RAMMER SERVICEFACILITETER SERVICEFACILITETER SERVICEFACILITETER SERVICEFACILITETER SERVICEFACILITETER SERVICEFACILITETER

AKTIVITET ACTIVITIES AKTIVITET AKTIVITET

AKTIVITETAKTIVITETAKTIVITET

BUS STREET raffikal sikkerhed Traffikal sikkerhed Traffikal sikkerhed Traffikal sikkerhed Traffikal sikkerhed TraffikalToiletter sikkerhed Bus skema Bus skema Bus skema Toiletter Toiletter SCHEDULE SAFETY

TICKET TOILETS Bibliotek Bibliotek Toiletter Toiletter RejsekortToiletter automat Rejsekort automat Rejsekort automat RejsekortBibliotek Rejsekort automat LIBRARY Rejsekort automat automat MACHINES

TRAFFIC I AM A I AM A I AM A I AM A I AM A VISIBILITY andmark Landmark Landmark Landmark Bad ation Trafikinformation Trafikinformation Trafikinformation BUS STOP BUS STOP BUS STOP BUS STOPBad Landmark BUS STOP BadLandmark synlighed /synlighed INFO /synlighed /synlighed/synlighed/synlighed

ART Kunst udstilling Kunst Kunst udstilling Kunst udstilling Kunst udstilling Kunst u SWING Gynge Gynge Gynge SHOWER Bad Bad BadMECHANIC Cykelhandler Cykelhandler m. service Cykelhandler m. service Cykelhandler m. service Cykelhandler m. service Cykelhandler m.udstilling service m. service EXHIBITION

TREES AND CAR Sanitetsrum Sanitetsrum Sanitetsrum DIRECTIONS RESTROOM Dele bilerSanitetsrum Dele biler Dele biler ræer & grønt Træer & grønt Træer & grøntTræerSanitetsrum & grønt Træer & grønt Træer &Sanitetsrum grønt Information Information Information GREEN SHARING

CLIMBING Klatre Klatre Bibliotek Klatre Bibliotek Bibliote

Boksepude Boksepude Bokse Tegne/male Tegne/male Tegne/male Tegne/m Dele bilerTegne/male Dele bilerPAINTING Dele biler Tegne/malePUNCHING BAG

ACCESSI-OmklædningOmklædning CHANGING BIKE SIGNAGE MUSIC Omklædning Omklædning Omklædning Musik Musik Musik Pendler cykler PendlerOmklædning cykler Pendler cyklerPendler cykler Pendler cykler Pendler cykler lgængelighed Tilgængelighed Tilgængelighed Tilgængelighed Tilgængelighed SkiltningTilgængelighed Skiltning Skiltning BILITY ROOMS SHARING

SOCIAL Social Social Social Musikinteraktion Musik interaktion Musik INTERACTION

NOISE Sol energi Sol energi Sol energi SHELTER yd Lyd Lyd barriere Lyd barriere Lyd barriere Lybarriere & læ Lyd Ly barriere & læ Ly & barriere læ REDUCTION

VIEWING Udsigts Udsigts Udsig Bygge tårn Bygge tårn Bygge TOWER

ILLUMINATION BelysningAfslapning BelysningBelysning fslapning Afslapning

SOLAR Bygge Bygge Bygge Sol energistander Sol energistander Sol CHARGING energi BUILD El-lade El-lade El-lade stander El-lade stander El-lade stander El-lade stander PANELS STATION

CLEANING Beskeder Beskeder Rengøringsfaciliteter Rengøringsfaciliteter Rengøringsfaciliteter Rengøringsfaciliteter RELAX BIKE ROUTE Cykelsti Rengøringsfaciliteter CykelstiRengøringsfaciliteter Cykelsti Cykelsti Cykelsti MESSAGES Cykelsti Afslapning Afslapning Afslapning TOOLS

SECURITY Soignering Soignering Soignering CLEAR VIEW ning Videoovervågning Videoovervågning Videoovervågning ynlighed Synlighed Synlighed Synlighed SynlighedSynlighed CAMERA

MAKE-UP Kreere Kreere Kreere Soignering Soignering Soignering BIKE PARKING CREATE Cykel parkering Cykel parkering Cykel parkering Cykel parkering Cykel parkering Cykel parkering SPOT

FROM fra Nyheder fra Nyheder fraNyheder fra NEWS Nyheder Nyheder fra Nyheder fra Shopping Shopping Shopping SHOPPING STAYING PUBLIC SPACEOffentligt Ophold rum Ophold rum Ophold ffentligt Offentligt Offentligt rumOffentligt rum Offentligt rum rum AUTHORITIES kommunen kommunen kommunen kommunen kommunen kommunen

MAP Kort Kort Kort ødested Mødested Mødested

MEETINGReklamer Reklamer Reklamer Mødested MødestedMødested POINT

Beskeder TELESCOPE Beskeder Teleskop Beskeder Besked Teleskop Teles

Post Post PostSERVICE POST Reklamer Reklamer Reklamer ADVERTISING

Kalender med Kalender med Kalender medCALENDAR Kalender med Kalender med Kalender med DELIVERY INFRAPakkepost Pakkepost Pakkepost Infrastruktur Infrastruktur Infrastruktur PRIVACY rivathed Privathed Privathed Privathed Privathed Privathed events events events events AND EVENTS events events POINT STRUCTURE

Kreere Fotografi Kreere Kreere Fotografi Fotog PHOTOGRAPHY

BRAIN gymnastik Hjerne gymnastik Hjerne gymnastik Hjerne gymnastik Hjerne gymnastik Hjerne Graffiti Graffiti Graffi ShoppingHjerne Shopping Shopping GRAFFITI TRAINING

Post

Spil Post

Spil GAMES Post

Spil

Læring Læring LEARN Pakkepost Pakkepost Pakkepost Læring

Spil Spil Spil Rusjebane Rusjebane Rusje SLIDE

Læring CINEMA Biograf

Læring Biograf

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SOCIAL EYES ON Fællesskab Fælle Tøj bytte station Tøj bytte station Tøjaktivitet bytte Tøj bytte Legeplads station Tøj bytte PLAYGROUND station Tøj bytte station Legeplads Legeplads COMMUNITY LegepladsFællesskab LegepladsLegepla FLEA MARKETstation Social aktivitet Social aktivitet Social aktivitetSocial aktivitet Social aktivitet Social nØjne på gaden Øjne på gaden Øjne på gadenSkygge SHADOW kygge Skygge Skygge Skygge Skygge ACTIVITIES THE STREET

TELEPHONE Nød y Nød telefon LyNød telefon Ly telefon Ly

COVEREDParkering Parkering Parkering Ly Ly SPACE

Event Event RECYCLING Recirkulation/genbrug Recirkulation/genbrug Recirkulation/genbrug Recirkulation/genbrug Recirkulation/genbrug Recirkulation/genbrug Parkering Parkering Parkering Træning Træning Træning EVENTS Træning Event Træning Trænin PARKING TRAINING

SENSORIAL URBAN SOCIAL Sanse Sanse furniture oplevelser Sanse oplevelser Sanse oplevelser Sanse oplevelser Sanse SPORT Urban Urban furniture Urban furniture Urban furniture Urbanoplevelser furniture Urban Sport Sport Sport Cykelpumpe BIKE Cykelpumpe Cykelpumpe Cykelpumpe FIRST PUMPfurniture / Førstehjælp Førstehjælp / tryghed Førstehjælp / AIDtryghed / SocialCykelpumpe ocial tryghed Social Social tryghed Social Cykelpumpe tryghed Social tryghed FURNITURE EXPERIENCE SECURITY r Hjertestarter Hjertestarter Hjertestarter

WAKE UP. WAKE UP. WAKE UP. WA TABLE AND WARMTH AND servicestation VENDING FUN DIY BIKE servicestation servicestation Cykel servicestation Cykel Cykel servicestation Cykel servicestation KICK ASS. KICK ASS. fakta KICK ASS.fakta KIC Vending machines Vending machines Vending machines Vending machines Vending machines Vending machines nke Borde bænke Borde&&komfort bænke Borde Inspiration Inspiration Inspir Sjove fakta Sjove fakta Sjove fakta INSPIRATION Sjove Sjove Sjove fa arme && komfort Varme Varme&&bænke komfort VarmeCykel & komfort Varme & komfort Varme &Cykel komfort REPEAT. REPEAT. REPEAT. RE BENCH FACTS COMFORT MACHINES (gør-det-selv) (gør-det-selv) (gør-det-selv)WORKSHOP (gør-det-selv) (gør-det-selv) (gør-det-selv)

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Combinations - different sizes:

- DIY bike workshop, - Library, - Table and bench

- Advertising, - News from the authorities, - Calendar and events

- Vending machine, - Recycling, - Delivery point

- Covered space, - Shelter, - Sensorial experience

S

S

S

S

M

M

M

M

L

L

L

L

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SELECTED PROJECTS

2015 ACADEMIC PROJECT: A2 R0 C1H5I T E C T U R E Aa NrD cS hU Si TtA eI NcA tB IuL rI TeY

U R B AN C E N T R E

U R B A N L AY E R

S U B U R B A N L AY E R

R U R A L L AY E R

U R B AN C E N T R E

U R B A N L AY E R

S U B U R B A N L AY E R

R U R A L L AY E R

and sustainability

2015 Sustainable a r c h i t prototypes e c t u r e and sustainability S ua sresidential t a i n acomplex ble for i rn e tshi ed esnutb iuar lb sc oo mf pRl eo mxe Si n ut h es stu bau ri b ns oaf bR ol mee with F. Iacobucci, M. Pilotto

with F. Iacobucci, M. Pilotto

residential complex

Team: Filippo Iacobucci, Marco Pilotto

Tnragliatella urban t h e sisuisab former ua r bformerly s abusive o f Rabusive ome Ti ragliatella

complexneighborhood laying at the northern edge of rural Tragliatella is a formerlaying abusive aturbanthe the comprehensory of Rome city. northern edge ofat the Rome. complex laying northern edge of The aim of the project is to densify the With the aim of ofproviding the comprehensory Rome city.a new, area, designing units organic tonewtheresidential The aim identity of the project issettlement, to densify thethe with a sustainable project imagines toapproach. densify the area area, designing new residential units The new settlement is supposed to introducing prototypical, sustainable with a sustainable approach. integrate the typicalresidential natural and easy within to assemble The new settlement is supposed to landscape of the context units. The focus is on the use (agro of dry integrate within the typical natural romano), systems improve the spaces structural and public materials with landscape of the context (agro (streetamounts sections, meeting-spaces), low of embodied energy romano), improve the public spaces maximize the characters of and CO2 production throughout their (street sections, meeting-spaces), sustainability whole life cycle. about typology, maximize the characters of With an urban structure characterized materials and technologies applied. It sustainability about typology, byis acharacterized decreasing density and height by a decreasing materials and technologies applied. It from the centre towards the borders, density and height of the residential is characterized by a decreasing fraying and the opening the district natural units from centreto ofletthe density andcombine height ofwith the residential landscape the urban towards the borders, frayed and open units from the centre of the district pattern, settlement features two to let thethenature combine with the towards thetypologies borders, frayed anddifferent open different with urban pattern. to let the nature combine with the sustainable The externalapproaches: layers of the settlement pattern. two-family units 1urban ) high-tech, feature two-family houses (suburban The external layers of the settlement (“suburban layer) and layer”); single-family, scattered two-familysingle-family houses (suburban 2)feature low-tech, units one-floor units (rural layer). layer) and single-family, scattered (“rural layer”). one-floor units (rural layer).

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two-family housing

allotment gardens

common house

single-family houses rainwater collection

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SELECTED PROJECTS SUBURBAN LAYER: TWO-FAMILY UNITS

TYPE 1_EAST ELEVATION

TYPE 1_SOUTH ELEVATION

GROUND FLOOR_type 1

type 2 FLOOR_type 1 FIRST

A

a

type 2

A

a

N

0

1

2

5

N

10m

0

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1

2

5

10m

A SUBURBAN LAYER:

CORE STRATEGY: SOLAR GAIN + THERMAL STORAGE

Approa ch: prefab / high te chn ol o gy

B

The units are shaped to get the ma ximum solar gain and manage the internal micro climate through the thermal iner tia of the building envel ope.

The ground fl o or presents a C R O SS LAM I NATE D TI M B E R structure, while the upper one, subje ct to the solar gain , features an experimental envel ope including a continuous layer of PHAS E C HAN G E MATE R IALS ( PCM ).

C

ESOSTRUCTURE - ALUMINIUM EXTRUSION ALUMINIUM PANELS SECONDARY STRUCTURE PCM (PARAFFIN) INSULATION PLASTERBOARD INNER LINING

D

F

E

D

C B A

E

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F

SELECTED PROJECTS RURAL LAYER: SINGLE-FAMILY UNITS

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RURAL LAYER: CORE STRATEGY: ENERGY SELF-SUFFICIENCY

Approa ch: l ow te ch , l ow co st , l ow emb o died energy, self co structi on The h ouses are organized on one fl o or, with a w o o den structure and M U DB R I C KS claddings; solar panels on the ro of provide the energy ne cessar y for the domestic uses and for the control of the internal micro climate through a R AD IANT FLO O R SYSTE M .

A

B A

B

C C

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SELECTED PROJECTS

2016 MASTER THESIS

U r b a n l a b o r at o r y

THE THEATRE_STAGE CONFIGURATIONS

for artistic production

FURNACES EXHIBITION SPACE

in a former cement factory VILLINO CERRANO ADMINISTRATION OFFICES

Supervisor: prof. archt. Andrea Grimaldi

’Cementificio Cerrano’ is a former

cement factory built in the first years of 20th century in Santa Marinella (Rome). The plant, in state of abandon since 1 942, features several Art Noveau buildings and is therefore subject to historical and artistic heritage protection.

The aim of the project is the reappropriation of the space as a public good, capable of providing benefit to the surrounding area through a both social and cultural function.

The site is redesigned to host a hub for contemporary art and a leisure centre for the residents of the comprehensory, while the vast and unused surrounding area is turned into a new park for the city; the former labourer lodging turns into a guest house for artistic residencies, the big bricked warehouse becomes a space for performing arts, the furnaces area hosts the visual art exhibitions.

STORAGE COWORKING SPACES

WAREHOUSE PERFORMING ARTS

THRUST STAGE

END STAGE

ENTRANCE PLAZA NEW FLYTOWER

NEW VOLUME - CHANGING ROOMS

ARENA STAGE

PROMENADE

NEW VOLUME RESTAURANT

LABOURER LODGING ARTISTIC RESIDENCIES

THE ART ARTGALLERY_DIFFERENT GALLERY_EXHIBITION LAYERS LAYERS OF EXHIBITION

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Pictures: current state

Top-left: Furnaces and warehouse Top-right: The silos Bottom-left: Silos, close-up Bottom-center: Silos and warehouse Bottom-right: Villino Cerrano, the old house and administrative office of the factory owner Giuseppe Cerrano

Section A-a: the furnaces

The visual art exhibitions take place in the furnaces area.

At the ground floor the main exhibit is hosted in an existing, large hall with high ceilings supported by a concrete structure of pillars and beams; upstairs, it is divided among the smaller spaces of the proper furnaces and their adjacent buildings.

The art exhibition area is accessible through the entrance hall in the former warehouse, crossed by the paths of aerial walkways and sculptural, orange staircases.

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SELECTED PROJECTS GROUND FLOOR, +13.00 m

EXHIBITION TICKET OFFICE

GROUND FLOOR, +13.00 m +13,40

B B

EXHIBITION TICKET OFFICE

THEATRE BOX OFFICE

+13,00

+13,40

THEATRE BOX OFFICE

+13,00

ENTRANCE HALL / INFORMAL EXHIBITION

+13,80

ENTRANCE HALL / INFORMAL EXHIBITION

THE WAREHOUSE:

The space is left as open as possible; the concrete structure of the roof, experimental at the time of construction, is devised in a series of capriate which allows to keep the original experience of a full, immersive space, dominated by the light filtrating through the clay cladding (laterizi a nido d’ape).

+14,00

+14,00

The entrance hall, also “informal” space for Section B-b exhibitions, is separated from the studio theatre by the low foyer at the groundfloor and the transparent block of the reharsal room at the upper floor, open to the gaze of the visitors and potentially additional space to host performance art.

CAFÈ N

CAFÈ N

A A 0

0

1

2

1

2

5

10m

5

10m

Section B-b +30,80

+30,80

REHARSAL ROOM

+18,40

REHARSAL ROOM

+18,40

+13,00

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+13,00

+18,80

ENTRANCE HALL ENTRANCE HALL

+13,80

+13,80

+14,20

LOUNGE

b

+14,00

+13,00

STUDIO THEATRE / PERFORMING ARTS VENUE

+12,50

+13,00

RESTAURANT

+12,50 +41,00

+18,80

19,50 +17,60

+13,80

LOUNGE

+14,20 +13,00

STUDIO THEATRE / PERFORMING ARTS VENUE

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SELECTED PROJECTS

2014 REFURBISHMENT

‘Exile on Main St.’ a social hub for music creation, production and sharing

‘Exile on Main Street’ is a center for creation, production and sharing of music. It was developed as part of the project “Tevere Cavo: a new infrastructure for Rome linking past and future” by professor Antonino Saggio; the aim of the programme and the related publication was to give value to a series of ’urban voids’ and abandoned areas in the north of Rome, around the Tiber river.

The project is located along Corso di Francia, one of the most congested streets in Rome, in a currently abandoned plot where a tall, dramatic stairway connects the street to the top of a cliff.

The new building is shaped as a stair itself, with different levels and decks connected to the existing landings; it hosts a studio recording, an auditorium, a restaurant, spaces for workshops and music classes and guest houses for musicians.

SHOP

GUEST HOUSES

CONCERT HALL RESTAURANT

RECORDING STUDIO REHARSAL ROOMS

The title of the project is drawn from the 1 972 Rolling Stones’ album.

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+5.40

parking / delivery

shop

deposit +9.20

+3.30

artistic residency

recording studio

auditorium +0.00

+7.65

reharsal

bookshop

informal venue +4.80

GROUND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

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SECOND FLOOR

C O N TA C T arianna7gori@gmail.com