Architecture Portfolio Jacopo Bianchi by bianchij

Architecture Portfolio Jacopo Bianchi ETH ZĂźrich 2015-2018

Curriculum Vitae Curriculum Vitae Jacopo Stefano Giovanni Bianchi

Jacopo Stefano 29.03.1995

Giovanni Bianchi

Corso San Gottardo 94 29.03.1995 6830 Chiasso Winterthurerstrasse 297 Corso San Gottardo 8057 Zürich 6830 Chiasso

jacopo.bianchi@bluewin.ch Winterthurerstrasse 297 bianchij@student.ehtz.ch

8057 Zürich

Education:

jacopo.bianchi@bluewin.ch 2015-2018 Bachelor at the ETH Zürich bianchij@student.ehtz.ch

2014 Dialoge Sprachinstitut 2010-2014 Cantonal High School Mendrisio 2006-2010 Secondary School Chiasso Ausbildung: 2001-2006 Primary School Chiasso

Professional experiences:

2015-2018 Bachelor an der ETH Zürich 2014 Dialoge Sprachinstitut 2008-2013 Swimming teacher at SNC-Società Nuoto Chiasso (summer job) 2011-2014 in Chiasso Mendrisio and Mendrisio (summer job) 2010-2014Lifeguard Gymnasium From 2011 Ski teacher at SCC-Sci Club Chiasso 2006-2010 Sekundarschule Chiasso From 2017 Committee member at SCC-Sci Club Chiasso 2001-2006 Chiasso From 2017 FoodPrimarschule Curier at Smood SA Zürich

Beruﬂiche Erfahrungen: 2008-2013 2011-2014 dal 2015

Schwimmlehrer bei dem SNC (Schwimmverein Chiasso) Bademaster bei den Gemeindeschwimmbädern von Chiasso und M Skilehrer bei dem SCC (Ski Club Chiasso)

Certiﬁcates: 2010 2010 2012 2014 2014 2014

Secondary School License Diploma Fe.Ba.Ti-Federazione Bandistica Ticinese Lifeguard certificate Certificate Gioventù & Sport for alpine skiing Federal scientific certificate at Liceo Cantonale di Mendrisio Certificate B2 at Dialoge Sprachinstitut in Lindau (DE)

Hobbies: Member of the charitable assosiation Urani of Chiasso Saxophonist at MCC -Musica Cittadina Chiasso- and CSO -Chiasso Swing OrchestraCommittee member at SCC -Sci Club ChiassoMember of SNC -Società Nuoto ChiassoMember of TCC -Tennis Club Chiasso-

Language knowledges: Italian French German English Spanish

Informatic knowledges: ArchiCAD Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign iMovie Cinema 4D Sketchup

Index: I semester - Guss, Stabwerk und Schictung - Nachtquartier

II semester - Das Vertraute - Das Ideal - La Rondine

III semester - The Garten - The Point

IV semester - The Line - Midgardsormr

V semester - Kunsthalle ZĂźrich

VI semester - pARTager

Guss, Stabwerk und Schichtung Construction

Professor: Assistant: Students:

Annette Spiro Corina Trunz Jacopo Bianchi Sara Godly

October - November 2015

Exercise: In order to learn basic construction methods, the aim of the project is to create spaces starting from a lantern built as an introduction. For every construction method we had a material for the construction of the model: gypsum, clay and wooden sticks.

Realization: In our project weve tried to maintain the same character for all the different objects, even if they were built with different materials.

Gypsum model

Wooden sticks model

Clay model

Nacthquartier Construction

Professor: Assistant: Students:

Annette Spiro Corina Trunz Jacopo Bianchi Sara Godly

November - Decembre 2015

Exercise: Starting from a roof typology as reference, the exercise consists in building a hostel on the lake bank in Auslikon (ZĂźrich). Particular attention was given to the construction of the foundation.

Realization: An important aspect of our project was to allow a dynamic and ďŹ&#x201A;uent movement to the user. The structure offer different situations of public space (internal and external) and is created by the volume of the little and highly private cells containing the beds. The entire building is made out of timber. From the foundation to the roof, we decided to unify all the elements by using the same material.

Phases of model construction

Longitudinal section and ďŹ&#x201A;oor plan

External and internal photo

Das Vertraute Architecture

Professor: Assistant: Students:

Christian Kerez Federico Rossi Jacopo Bianchi Anna Clocchiatti

March - April 2016

Exercise: The ﬁrst phase consisted into choosing a building in Zürich. Then we had to modify the function, program and aspect of the building.

Realization: The vertical development of the object, build in an extensive and ﬂat park in Oerlikon (Zürich), allow us to extend the structure in a horizontal way. By placing platforms every two steps of the stair, we created spaces for a vertical gym, where every step is planned to do some exercise. The form of the platforms follow a system of three elliptical template that are overlapped in constant alternation, giving a dynamic form to the structure.

The project was selected as one of the best 25.

Grundrisse 1:100

Axonometrische Schnitt 1:50

Existing building and exploded axonometry with ďŹ&#x201A;oor plans

Model

La Rondine Structural design

Professor: Assistant: Students:

Philippe Block Alexandra Grieder Jacopo Bianchi Anna Clocchiatti

April - May 2016

Exercise: Every group received a parcel in ZĂźrich for the construction of a market hall. The project was realized by giving a particular importance to the structural and engineering aspect.

Realization: The structure is made out of steel and glass. The same element is repeated and changed a few centimetres in every layer, in order to follow the shape of the parcel. The result is a progressive changing structure where every element, changing the form, give a precise movement to the building.

The project won the ďŹ rst price of the Structural Design course (2015-2016).

Tragwerksentwurf II

Markthalle

Rondine

Jacopo Bianchi, Anna Clocchiatti, K6

Das Projekt Rondine befindet sich im Kreis 5 neben dem Viadukt. Es handelt sich um eine 8 Meter hoch Struktur, die eine Markthalle überdeckt. Die Glasüberdeckung, welche in Echt durch Stahlrahmen geteilt ist, steht auf zehn wförmige Stahlstütze. Diese sind nacheinander platziert und bilden so einen Korridor, der als Passage durch den ganzen Markt gedacht ist. Die Stützen tragen zwei Fachwerke, welche die Kabel überspannen. Diese Kabel tragen vier nach aussen gerichtete Flügeln. Die Raumkonzeption bietet einen nördlichen nicht überdeckten Platz und eine durch den Korridor geteilt und überdeckte Fläche, die als Ausstellungsraum / Markthalle gedacht ist. Das Regenwasser wird durch die zentrale W- Stützen fliessen lassen.

S 01

Model and sections

Grundriss Dachansicht

S 02 1:200

Tragwerksentwurf II

Markthalle

Rondine

Jacopo Bianchi, Anna Clocchiatti, K6

S 01

Grundriss Dachansicht

S 02 1:200

Model and ﬂoor plan

Das Ideal Architecture

Professor: Assistant: Students:

Christian Kerez Federico Rossi Jacopo Bianchi

May 2016

Exercise: As ﬁrst phase every student has to choose an object or a situation by which hes fascinated. The abstraction of the element that cause this fascination should start a process that end in the designing of a building.

Realization: The chosen object was a flag. The transformation of a bi-dimensional image to a 3D element was the starting characteristic of the project. The building consists in a series of 75 thin profiles. The reduction of a profile to a minimal width will represent the 2 dimensions. These profiles change in every layer. The ensemble of the elements creates a movement in the floor and on the roof reaching the third dimension.

Masterplan and sections

Internal photo

The Garten Architecture

Professor: Assistants: Students:

Tom Emerson Studio Emerson Studio Emerson

From 2014 (September 2016 - April 2017)

Exercise: The Studio Emerson has a piece of land in Hönggerberg (Zürich). Every semester the professor with the whole team of assistants and students realize some work in the garden.

Realization: In the ﬁrst semester of the second year we had to build a pavilion in the garden. With the spring in the second semester we had to work with some planting. The whole project has to do with the cooperation of nature and the structure and how to combine the two elements.

Pavillon in winter

Pavillon during the construction and in spring

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Ground ďŹ&#x201A;oor and pavillon in spring

Contructing Nature: The Point Architecture

Professor: Assistants: Students:

Tom Emerson Boris Gusic Jacopo Bianchi Giovanni Dorici

October - decembre 2016

Exercise: The Lange Erlen, an extensive park based in the north-east part of the city of Basel, is the ideal place to work within a natural landscape based in one of the biggest urban centre in Switzerland. The exercise consisted in a small intervention (a point ) where the human presence could ďŹ nd an ideal cooperation with nature.

Realization: Starting from an old railway infrastructure, we decided to use the tracks as a promenade in the park. Our intervention consists in a small concrete construction, which could offer a break during the walk. The project was realized paying attention to every detail, with high sensibility in their arrangement as prime priority. The focus was to design the elements in order to create a sculptural place, where people could enjoy the interaction between nature and the concrete structure.

Masterplan of the railway situation

Collage of the entrance

Staircase to the Highline, drawn by Jacopo Bianchi and Giovanni Dorici

Collage of the entrance and cross section

Lange Erlen Point, 2016, ETH ZĂźrich

Outside View, grown Nature, drawn by Jacopo Bianchi and Giovanni Dorici

Collage and longitudinal section

Lange Erlen Point, 2016, ETH ZĂźrich

Section 1/25, Side Staircase, drawn by Jacopo Bianchi and Giovanni Dorici

Elevation 1/100, drawn by Jacopo Bianchi and Giovanni Dorici

Construction detail and elevation

Lange Erlen Point, 2016, ETH ZĂźrich

nometry 1/100, drawn by Jacopo Bianchi and Giovanni Dorici

Axonometry

Lange Erlen Point, 2016, ETH ZĂźrich

Midgardsormr Structural Design

Professor: Assistant: Students:

Joseph Schwartz Hannes Hofmann Sebastiano Bagutti Jacopo Bianchi Alessandro Kuhn Giulia Marioni

February - May 2017

Exercise: Starting from a composition of everyday objects, we had to abstract the form and build a construction along the Limmat in ZĂźrich. Particular attention was given to the static of the construction.

Realization: Our group decided to build a pavilion in Wipkingen Park. In the summer is a highly crowded zone. With our pavilion, which is developed along the whole park, we offer the possibility to drink something, relax in the river zone and to stage pieces of theatre and live concerts. The pavilion is an ensemble of elements that works with the same static concept, but changes in the form. The result is a dynamic structure developed in the park with an organic appearance.

The project was selected as one of the best 10.

Model

Ground plan and model

Collage

Contructing Nature: The Line Architecture

Professor: Assistant: Students:

Tom Emerson Nemanja Zimonjic Jacopo Bianchi Sara Godly

February - May 2017

Exercise: Situated in the Lange Erlen of Basel, like the ďŹ rst semester, the project consists in the construction of an apartments building.

Realization: The Lange Erlen is slowly absorbed by the city. With our project the idea is to stop the growth of the urban fabric that is invading the natural context. We decided to work in the most critical place, with a proposal to extend it in other territories. The building is a line that should stop the city. The object, a urban construction, is done with timber, a material taken from nature. This new residential complex could be seen as a transition zone from a natural context into a urban one and vice versa. The linear form of the building is like a cut that should stop the invasion of the city. The apartments are organized in order to give a particular freedom to the user. Indeed the inhabitants could choose dimension and organisation of the spaces.

The Outside, Masterplan 1:10000, drawn by Bianchi Jacopo & Godly Sara

The Inside, Masterplan 1:10000, drawn by Bianchi Jacopo & Godly Sara

Situation outside and inside the park

Linear Housing, Lange Erlen, Studio Tom Emerson, FS 2017, ETH ZĂźrich

Section 1:200, drawn by Bianchi Jacopo & Godly Sara

Linear Housing, Lange Erlen, Studio Tom Emerson, FS 2017, ETH Zürich

Elevation 1:50, drawn by Bianchi Jacopo & Godly Sara

Linear Housing, Lange Erlen, Studio Tom Emerson, FS 2017, ETH Zürich

Axonometry 1:100, drawn by Bianchi Jacopo & Godly Sara

Section through the critical zone, elevation and axonometry

Linear Housing, Lange Erlen, Studio Tom Emerson, FS 2017, ETH Zürich

Floor plan 1:25, drawn by Bianchi Jacopo & Godly Sara

Floor plan and cross section

Linear Housing, Lange Erlen, Studio Tom Emerson, FS 2017, ETH ZÃ¼rich

Inside picture

Faรงade detail

Kunsthaus Zürich Architecture

Professor: Assistant: Student:

Annette Gigon Moritz Holenstein Jacopo Bianchi

September - Decembre 2017

Exercise: The task was to realize a new museum in the city of Zürich. An existing building was part of the parcel.

Realization: The irregular parcel is situated in Pﬂanzschulstrasse in Zürich. The building is divided in two parts. Each part follows a different direction: the east one is the continuation of the perimeter building, the west one follow the street. The new construction is placed over an old industrial building, which is also part of the museum. Every room, in the old and in the new part, could offer a different light and spatial situation. The union between new rooms and the one of the existing building create a continuous circulation for the visitors.

Masterplan

Rendering of the streetview

55m2

122m2

55m2

113m2

122m2

155m2

175m2

180m2

Grundriss EG, 1:100

Ground plan and 3rd ďŹ&#x201A;oor plan

LĂ¤ngschnitt, 1:50, Richtung SĂźdost

Ansicht, 1:50, Richtung Nordwest

Longitudinal section and elevation

Querschnitt, 1:50, Richtung Nordost

Ansicht, 1:50, Richtung SĂźdwest

Cross section, elevation and construction detail

Inside situation, 3rd ï¬&#x201A;oor

Inside situation, 2nd ï¬&#x201A;oor

pARTager Architecture

Professors: Assistant: Student:

Franziska Schneider Jens Studer Urs Primas Barbara Schaub Jacopo Bianchi

September - Decembre 2017

Exercise: Nowadays is industrial production in modern cities a difﬁcult theme. The aim of the project was to bring this production in a city like Zürich, which is rapidly evolving in every part of the urban fabric.

Realization: The project consists in a building for art production. The building is placed between an industrial area and a living one. The first element of the building consist in large blocks that developed along the whole width and which are used as laboratory (every block is used for a different material). Where theres no laboratory, we find ateliers for artists with different compositions (east side), connection and stairs (middle) and an exhibitions area (west). The building is a collage of different spaces, light situations, irregular connection, that represent the irregularity of art production, but at the same time are efficiently planned.

Map of the artistic scene in ZĂźrich

Situation model

Floor plans

Longitudinal section in stairs and ateliers area

Concept model

Faรงade and faรงade detail

Collage of exhibition area

Jacopo Bianchi, Portfolio 2015-2018, ETH ZÃ¼rich