ARIELA GIULI Architectural Portfolio
Selected works
ARIELA GIULI CV arielagiuli@gmail.com +55 11 9 4339 0207 Citizenship: Brazilian-Italian www.linkedin.com/in/arielagiuli/
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BACHELOR FINAL PROJECT
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“A public space in the underground of São Paulo”
From design t construction
Grade 9.92/10 Graduated in the top 10%
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Clinical analys designed in Re and constructe traditional Bra methods.
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PROJECT
TABLE OF CONTENTS
EXHIBITION
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Brazilian furniture design
sis center evit ed using razilian
3D printed models exhibited at SP-Arte (São Paulo-2023) and Salone del mobile (Milan-2023).
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RESEARCH AT THE MAKERSPACE Digital fabrication Experimenting with materials, techniques and tools.
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2014
Summer School // Arquitecturas para un recinto amurallado Utrecht University (NL)
Leeds Beckett University (UK)
Design
Universidad de Los Andes (COL)
Fablab
Bachelor of Architecture and Urban Design (B.Arch) Grade: 9.92/10
Rhinoceros, Revit, Enscape, Creative Suite, Grasshopper
3D printing (FDM/SLA), lase hand and power tools. CADslicer, rdworks, lightburn,
Language
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Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie (BRA)
2013-2014
2015
2011-2017
EDUCATION
Portuguese (BRA) - Native English - Professional work Spanish and Italian - Limit French - Elementary profici
Summer School // Contemporary cities
EXPERI
Bachelor of Architecture (B.A) // Landscape Architecture and Design
Estúdio Mãos // Makersp ▐
Founded an architecture makerspace inside. (Lase power tools)
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2020
“Ancient Egypt: From Everyday to Eternity” Show piece CCBB exhibition
Helped artists, architec materialize projects usi digfab.
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2018
Urban Transport in the Sharing Economy Era CIPPEC Article Published
Provided architectural d printing services.
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2017
Fab Lab Livre SP Final Graduation Projects Contest
Conducted Architecture (private and group less
Finalist
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2017
Mack-Pesquisa Researcher Scholarship
Recipient
Conducted pratical clas fabrication tools in pa Paulo for students from undergraduate courses.
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2018 - present
Owner/Founder
Science Without Borders Exchange Program Scholarship
Recipient
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Ran an online business and made at Estúdio Mão
ACHIEVEMENTS
LLS
er cutting, CNC milling, -CAM softwares: Cura, prusa , mach3
Makerspace teacher (Bilingual ENG+POR) 2021-2022
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Lumiar School // Makerspace
king proficiency ted working proficiency iency
IENCE 2019-2022
design, laser cutting and 3D
and Design related courses sons).
selling products designed os in São Paulo.
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Presented possibilities for inspiring creations and prepared presentations about health and safety at the makerspace.
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Improved time management skills with few machines and +- 200 students.
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Provided technical support and maintenance to ensure optimal operation of equipments and space.
Junior architect
cts and designers ing CAD softwares and
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Brainstormed project ideas and completed design drawings - being part of the process from conception through development.
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Fabricated (Laser cut, 3D print, hand and power tools) models, sculptures and experiments for museums and cultural centers.
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Rendered 3D images and other ilustrations and prepared client presentations.
Carolina Penna // Architectural office
Architectural intern 2014-2015
sses using digital artnership with IED São m Fashion and Product Design
Developed communication skills providing support to students from 4yrs to 17yrs with little or no experience in 2D and 3D design to enable and help them to create their ideas and inventions using the makerspace.
Ciência Prima // Science museum experiments
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Assisted in producing detailed and construction drawings of different scale projects, including: ▐ ▐
Metro and bus station “Acesso Norte”. In collab. with JBMC Residential village “Condominio Baleia”. In collab. with Studio Arthur Casas
Ariela Giuli Selected works
“A PUBLIC SPACE IN THE UNDERGROUND OF SÃO PAULO” Architecture and urbanism: Bachelor final project
The project’s territory was a residual area, generated by city constructions never completed. The design proposal was installed in abandoned underground galleries. A public space was created,
connecting various levels of the city to public transport and using 5,000 square meters that had been unused since 1968. Revit, Sketchup, Vray, Photoshop, Indesign. Autocad, Lasercut
Access full project:
https://drive.google.com/file/ d/1OMbCDKHIxHEnz65KqZurD94z7-Q4YG49/view?usp=share_ link
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LABORATORY Clinical analysis center This design has focus on functionality, sustainability, and aesthetic appeal. Entering the laboratory, visitors are greeted by a spacious and light-filled reception area. The interior design prioritizes functionality and efficiency, with planned workstations optimized for workflow and collaboration among researchers and technicians. I was responsible for creating the architectural project and making the
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complementary projects compatible. I also: ▐ Followed the construction on site from foundation to finishing and resolved conflicts between different teams. ▐ Ensured the project followed the original plan despite delays, issues with material procurement, and problems related to schedule overlaps. Revit, adobe suite, office
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HISTORY OF BRAZILIAN FURNITURE DESIGN 3D printed pieces exposed in Sao Paulo and Milan I was responsable to 3D print part of 150 models of iconic pieces from the ETEL Collection. The pieces were exhibited at SP-Arte (São Paulo-2023) and Salone del mobile (Milan-2023). The furnitures were designed from the beginning of the 20th century to the present day by (but not only):
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Oscar Niemeyer, Lina Bo Bardi, Isay Weinfeld, Paulo Mendes da Rocha and Jorge Zalszupin. Rhino, Sketchup, Fusion 360, Cura, Prusa. Material: PLA (FDM) and Resine (SLA).
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EXPLORING DIGITAL FABRICATION + MODEL MAKING Experimenting with materials, techniques and tools At “Estudio Mãos” I had the opportunity to explore the interfaces between architecture, art and technology. In parallel to the paid projects, there were research and frequent presence of students. All of this added knowledge and diversity of subjects related to the studio’s broader field.
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Ariela Giuli Selected works
Acrylic
Exploring a special cutting pattern with attraction point in Rhino + Grasshopper. A gradient effect was obtained from “square” to “star” with different opening levels according to the distance from the attractor point.
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By testing the use of specific cutting patterns, some solutions can be found to bend a rigid board material, some more malleable, others more resistant depending on the pattern.
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Classic example of a interlocking system. Exploring this method as it is quick to produce on a laser cutter using little raw material. Depending on the proposal, it can be an efficient technique to use.
This project is a dig fab adaptation of the original piece by the artist Georgehart. The parts were designed to be laser cut and to fit perfectly without the need of glue.
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Ariela Giuli Selected works
Urban area
Urban block
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Model of an urban area with approximately 50 meters of slope between Avenidas Paulista and Av 9 de Julho in Sao Paulo. Model for third party graduation final work. Laser cut - Holler paper
Volumetric study of an urban block in the center of São Paulo. In the model we can see the “Edifício Copan” (Oscar Niemeyer) and the “Edifício Itália” (Adolf Franz Heep). 3D print - PLA
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Acry buil for work mdf
Mixed-use building 1/500
ylic model of a mixed-use lding with surroundings. Model third party graduation final k. Laser cut - Acrylic, paper,
Facade details 1/50
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Detailed models of facade systems and their structures. Models for third party graduation final work. Laser cut - Acrylic, paper, mdf, wood
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GEODESIC Pushing the boundaries of architectural exploration This project involved the design and fabrication of a geodesic dome using laser-cutting. The design process involved precise measurements to ensure the structural integrity and aesthetic appeal of the dome. This project was published by the Buckerminster Fuller Intitute instagram page.
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FLEXIBILITY
MOVEMENT
TPU: a flexible material
3D printed in
This piece was printed using FDM technology. This material has interesting characteristics, but achieving a satisfactory result with an Ender 3 is a challenge, as it has elastic properties the extruder’s traction must be very finely tuned.
This is an exam that was printe with no assembl has elastic pot although no ela was used. Print
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n place
3D printing on fabric
mple of a piece ed all at once, ling need. It tential energy astic material ted in PLA.
Expanding the range of materials that can be used in collaboration with digital fabrication tools is essential to pushing the limits in the modelshop.
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OPENINGS
LIGHT MANIPULATION
These prints are part of the result of the “Modeling 3D Patterns with Rhino/ Grasshopper” course led by Arturo Tedeschi. Where I could design and create a parametric structure through algorithms.
Creating a 3D printed object involves a com of technical knowlodg modeling and optical to achieve the desire of transforming a dis model into a recogniz Distortion created on
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This model explores shadows and geometries. The “Stereographic projection” is in the incredible book “Visualizing Mathematics with 3D Printing” by Henry Segerman and was prototyped by me for study purposes.
Exploring the interplay of light and shadow with a printed model of Duomo di Milano rosewindow’s.
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CHAMBER OF ENIGMAS Innovative design possibilities In this artwork were combined polarized filter and transparent tape to change the direction of light and create a unique visual effect. Exhibited in the “Bank of Brasil cultural’s center” under “Ancient Egypt: From Everyday to Eternity” (2020). In collaboration with Rafael Cotait and Marcos Muzi.
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FASHION DESIGN Contemporary design with precision engineering Fashion and digital fabrication represent an exciting intersection where technology meets creativity, revolutionizing the way clothing and accessories are designed, produced, and experienced. This is an artwork designed by Leonardo Di Borges (student at IED-SP) and prototyped at Estúdio Mãos.
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Ariela Giuli Selected works
Thank you for your time!
arielagiuli@gmail.com +55 11 9 4339 0207
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