Portfolio by Anneleen Brandt

Portfolio Anneleen Brandt

Anneleen Brandt

MSc. Nationality: Date of birth:

Architecture Belgian 23.11.1995

Contact: +32 (0)479 71 66 13 b ra n d t . a n n e l e e n @ h o t m a i l . c o m Online:

issuu.com/brandtanneleen https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandtanneleen/

Education 2018 - 2020

Skills Master in Architecture - cum laude Sint-Lucas Brussels, KU Leuven, Belgium Erasmus+ exchange year TU Munich, Germany

Languages

Dutch English French German

2015 - 2018

Bachelor in Architecture - cum laude Sint-Lucas Brussels, KU Leuven, Belgium

Architecture

2013 - 2015

Bachelor in Civil Engineering-Architecture - 1st & 2nd yr. KU Leuven, Belgium

AutoCAD InDesign Photoshop Illustrator SketchUp Rhinoceros ArchiCAD Vectorworks Microsoft Office

2018 - 2019

Experience Summer School 2019

International Summer School Revisiting the Flemish Modern Project - Social Housing Ghent, Belgium

Participant EASA 2018

European Architecture Students Assembly RE:EASA, Rijeka, Croatia

Participant EASA 2017

European Architecture Students Assemby Hospitality, Fredericia, Denmark

Student work 2016

Drawing and sketching Laser cutting Model making

Interests

Aicod Architectenvennootschap Administrative work, Erpe-Mere, Belgium

Travelling

Europe and intercontinental New York, Hawaiian Islands, South-Africa, Namibia, Botswana

15 Oct. - 15 Nov. 2020

WE ARE THE NEXT GENERATION 2020 Project selected for Expo, by Kortrijk Creativity Week

Creativity

10+ years of artistic education Sketching, painting, ceramics, figure drawing

June 2018

Award Jef Van Ranst Honorary mention

Projects

Crafts, DIY, bicycles Assembling, repairing, upgrading

Sept. - Oct. 2017

Showing in the Exhibition ‘Eugeen een meester’ Civa Brussels, Belgium

Sports

May - Aug. 2016

Showing in the Exhibition ‘Open Villa’ Huis Perrekes, Oosterloo, Belgium

Ball and racket sports Aspirant-instructor badminton Volunteer at YBI 2015 and 2017 Int. badminton tournament

Achievements

Projects

Favella House 8 Brand! Brand! Brand! Residential Design Studio Professors: Johannes Berry, Nele Stragier, Kristiaan Van Weert Bachelor Semester 4 Sint-Lucas Brussels, KU Leuven, Belgium FAVELA HOUSE wonen rond de schouw

HS3 12 Reshaping Curzon Street Station Birmingham Urban Design Studio Professor: Mark Michaeli - Chair of Sustainable Urbanism Guest Professor: Ute Schneider - KCAP Assistants: Tasos Roidis, Johanna Irmisch Master Semester 1 TU Munich, Germany

KULeuven - Faculteit Architectuur Campus Sint-Lucas - 2016-2017 OPO 45 Brussel - Studio Kristiaan Van Weert - Nele Stragier - Johannes Berry BOOK OF MY HOUSE - Anneleen Brandt beweging 4 - schets

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22 MINI Microliving, Living Alone Together Micro Residential Design Studio Professor: Florian Musso - Chair of Building Construction and Material Science Assistants: Benedikt Hartl, Sascha Wurm Master Semester 2 TU Munich, Germany

26 Buenos Aires UNLOCKED Catalinas Norte X: A New Urban Model for a Fragmented Urban Fabric Urban Design Studio Professor: Cecilia Chiappini Master Semester 3 Sint-Lucas Brussels, KU Leuven, Belgium Full Project: https://issuu.com/brandtanneleen/docs/buenos_aires_unlocked

Workshops

EASA Hospitality, finding the framework BABEL Design and Construction Workshop Tutors: Paula Br체cke, Michael Hammerschick, Christoph Holzinger, Clemens Hoke, Marina Urosevic European Architecture Students Assembly Fredericia, Denmark, 2017 Online: https://www.facebook.com/EASABabel

RE:EASA 38 NOMADS Design and Construction Workshop Tutors: Ivan Vratnica, Mia D탑ambas, Eva Kod탑oman European Architecture Students Assembly Rijeka, Croatia, 2018 Online: https://www.facebook.com/nomadsreeasa/ Tristotrojka Magazine: https://tristotrojka.org/nomads-easa-2018-2/ Royal Expo Conservatoire

Kiel park

Expo Shopping Center

Expo Expo Middle School

Middle Expo School

Sports Facilities

Expo High School

Library

Expo Middle School

Expo Sports Facilities

Church

Expo Sports Stadium

Expo High School

Expo Sports Facilities

Expo High School

Urban surface Large public areas Public buildings Potential transformation area Bus Tram

Two Skylights and a Wall Exhibiting Architecture through Space Site-specific Design Workshop Tutor: Ana Neiva Master Semester 1 TU Munich, Germany, 2018

Revisiting the Flemish Modern Project - Social Housing 44 International Summer School Organizing Committee: Martino Tattara, Andrea Migotto Participating Schools: KU Leuven, Politecnico di Torino, TU Wien, Pontificia Universidad Cat처lica de Chile Tutors: Nicola Russi, Federico Coricelli (Politecnico di Torino) Ghent, Belgium, 2019 Follow Up Paper: https://issuu.com/brandtanneleen/docs/writings_c

Writings Read Online:

Read Online:

https://issuu.com/brandtanneleen/ docs/writings_a

https://issuu.com/brandtanneleen/ docs/writings_b

Richard Neutra: Architect, Therapist or Client? Term Paper Seminar Architecture and its Representation, Exiled in Paradise, California Modernism Professor: Dr. Andres Lepik - Chair of History of Architecture and Curatorial Practice Tutor: Sina Brückner-Amin M.A. Master Semester 2 TU Munich, Germany

‘Postwar Living will be on the Brighter Side’ Term Paper Seminar Exhibiting Architecture. History, Theory and Practice Professor: Dr. Andres Lepik - Chair of History of Architecture and Curatorial Practice Tutor: Dr. Katrin Bäumler Master Semester 2 TU Munich, Germany

Read Online:

https://issuu.com/brandtanneleen/ docs/writings_c

https://issuu.com/brandtanneleen/ docs/writings_d

Privatising the Public Space, in order to generate ‘the Common’ and ‘the Self’. Follow Up Paper International Summer School Revisiting the Flemish Modern Project - Social Housing Professor: Martino Tattara Assistant: Andrea Migotto Master Semester 3 Sint-Lucas Brussels, KU Leuven, Belgium

A Critical Reflection on the Gendering of the 21st Century Western City, through the Case Study of Pompeii. Theoretical Master Dissertation Studio Graduating through Portfolio Promoter: Filip Mattens Co-Promoter: Arnaud Hendrickx Master Semester 4 Sint-Lucas Brussels, KU Leuven, Belgium

FAVELLA HOUSE

Living around the chimney

The analysis of ‘Woning Luc Gees’ (photo below) by architect Eugeen Liebaut as a starting point. The studio ‘brand! brand! FAVELA HOUSE wonen rond de schouw brand!’ presented the assignment of redesigning this house, as if it had to be rebuilt after being burned down. The new design drew inspiration from the remnants of the original one and had to be designed for the same plot, while also maintaining the same program. Some of the outer walls, the foundations, as well as the brick chimney, imaginatively survived the fire. From there on, the new house takes shape as it forms itself around the chimney, nesting itself within the original outer walls. Each programmatic type of room is expressed as an autonomous building. A coverable grid structure thereafter provides an outer space connection between the buildings, as walkways between favella houses.

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HS3

Reshaping Curzon Street Station Birmingham Birmingham (UK) is well known for its shopping facilities, but, besides this very ostentatious commercial activity, the city holds a lot of hidden treasures. As a former industrial city, Birmingham still houses heavy industry in a big part of the city center. This industrial area, Digbeth, has great potential but is currently very excluded from the city’s activities and developments. By containing 25% of the city’s total amount of parking spaces, Digbeth’s current primary function is a parkinglot for the rest of the city and its vibrant commercial center adjacent to Digbeth. The exclusion, from public transport, as well as in a programmatic way, will only be enhanced by the newly planned High Speed Train Station, to be built in 2026. This HS2 Station will connect Birmingham to London, which brings great developmental opportunities, but the urban implementation of the station will only enhance the exclusion. This project aims to revise the planned station and its urban surroundings, by reknitting the network, to develop and connect Digbeth. Programmatic city use percentages

Programmatic building use percentages

9 7 6

UNOCCUPIED

COMMERCIAL

INDUSTRY

OFFICES

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MULTI HOUSING

EDUCATION

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INSTITUTIONS

PARKING BUILDINGS

BUILDINGS

INFRASTRUCTURE

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GREEN

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A station is a place of encounter, HS3 will be a point of intersection where the different parts of the city come together. The site is located at the unoccupied heart enclosed by different programmatic zones, which allows the urban fabric to literally spread into the site. The result will be a newly activated, mixed use zone, generated by inputs from the surrounding urban fabric. Train stations generally function as places of departure and arrival, but the proposed HS3 design will also function as a place to stay, through a range of programmatic inputs. To tackle Digbethâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s urban exclusion, 3 main public spaces are created, each with a different typology, but all making sure that there is no specific front, nor back side to the station. They provide a collection of atmospheres, as presented below:

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Instead of creating another border, as will be the case when HS2 arrives, HS3 works as a connector for all parts of the city. The station, along with its revised urban implementation, will together provide a mix of programs and functions, transforming the area of Digbeth into a well connected and integrated part of Birmingham. The arrival of the station will now be beneficial to Digbeth as well, rather than causing enhanced segregation. This urban design studio consisted of 3 teams, each with different, but complementing, focus areas, working towards one masterplan. Fellow HS3 team members (red): Maike Growe (DE), Thomas Haseneder (DE)

COURTYARD

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COMMERCIAL OFFICE

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Globetrotter

MINI

Microliving, Living Alone Together This project is an exploration of flexible, minimalistic living. The individual unit, suitable for up to 2 people, is as small in square metres as possible, yet still creates a sense of spaciousness. The unit is built up out of 4 static walls, containing all the wet areas, accompanied by 4 dynamic walls, which allow not only flexible use of space, but also expansion of space. The dynamic walls therefore offer the opportunity to also share space and function communally in a cohousing situation. Envisioning architecture as flexible and adaptable, makes the future of microliving reach endless potential.

4 Standard Situations A. closed 20,6 m² 0 m²

B. extended exterior space 22,2 m² 2,9 m²

C. extended interior space 26,8 m² 0 m²

Floorplan 1 unit

D. extended interior space extended exterior space 28,3 m² 2,9 m²

Section 1 unit

Model 1/20

BUENOS AIRES UNLOCKED

CATALINAS NORTE X:

A new urban model for a fragmented urban fabric

PASEO DEL BAJO

Enhancement of the existing connections and thereby activating the natural reserve that now regains its function as the green lungs for the city.

This urban design project, based on a remote analysis, tackles the fragmentedness of Buenos Airesâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; urban fabric. The proposal is a threefold strategy, which leads to the development of a new urban model for the plot of Catalinas Norte II, now: Catalinas Norte X

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HIGHLINE 31

Reappropriation of the infrastructural space in order to dissolve the borders between different urban fragments.

3. CATALINAS NORTE X

GREEN LUNGS

Releasing economic and developmental pressure, to then present a new urban model that fills in the missing link of the integrative buffer.

BUFFER

AS A TOOL FOR INTEGRATION

Tutor: Cecilia Chiappini (AR) Fellow team member: SĂŠbastien Ronchetti (BE) Full project: https://issuu.com/brandtanneleen/docs/buenos_aires_unlocked

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Model 1/5000

CATALOGUE OF INCONSISTENCIES

1. PASEO DEL BAJO: STRENGTHENING THE TRANSVERSAL CONNECTIVITY 13. PASEO DEL BAJO

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Fast north-south connection Heavy transport

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Tree nursery

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Puente Costanera Sur

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Av. Alicia Moreau de Justo

Paseo del Bajo

Trainline Lineair park Av. Eduardo Madero

Turtle nursery

Extension bikelanes

What originally served as a dumping area for construction debris and rubble from demolished buildings, started to develop as a real wetland where fauna and flora could thrive. Declared as an ecological reserve in 1986, it now houses 2000+ species among which birds, mammals, amphibians, reptiles and native vegetation, such as alder forests. Nowadays, the location has become a popular attraction to escape the city with activities such as jogging, cycling and birdwatching.

The increasing popularity of the reserve also has its downside: having suffered from more than 400 fires due to human negligence since the declaration in 1986, the question arises how this area can be used as an urban green lung while still protecting the valuable natural habitat. The reserve has restricted access as it has closing hours and only two entrance gates. Together with strict rules, the activities are controled. The heavily polluted water of La Plata and the presence of old debris presents dangerous risks and therefore bathing is strictly prohibited.

The strenghtening of Paseo del Bajoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s transversal connectivity, through specific inputs that activate the ecological reserve, results in a better connected urban fabric. Thereby, a first step was made in the strategy towards a better integrated, connected, greener and more durable urban fabric.

CATALOGUE OF INCONSISTENCIES

2. HIGHLINE 31: REAPPROPRIATION OF THE INFRASTRUCTURAL SPACE 1. VILLA 31

INCONSISTENCY

FRAGMENT

FLUX

INTENTIONAL UNINTENTIONAL Inconsistency in the form of a fragment, unintentionally created through the intentional North Harbour fragment and the intentional Retiro train station flux.

PROGRAM:

0,470 AREA [km²]

Villa 31

TYPOLOGY:

Residential with small scale (in)formal economy Extremely dense population Informal housing Very poor conditions

Inputs of mixed use accessible for all

Integration with the grid

Infrastructural highway

Natural green

Shaded public space

Qualitative natural green space

Accessibility Informal economy

Rainwater infiltration

Informal housing

Villa 31 highway The informal settlement of Villa 31 is partly covered by a 6-lane highway, not only causing air pollution but also noise pollution as the vehicles are just a few metres away from the houses. Villa 31 is surrounded by hard borders due to the train tracks and the industrial harbour area. This physical exclusion also augments the social segregation of the 40 000+ people living in the very bare conditions of this informal settlement. 30

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Highline 31, a highway that is no longer used for the flux of cars, but for a flux of people. A physical connection on the one hand, between the grid and the villa, which surpasses the hard boundary formed by the train tracks. On the other hand, a social connection through the input of program for all.

CATALOGUE OF INCONSISTENCIES

3. CATALINAS NORTE X: A NEW URBAN MODEL 4. CATALINAS NORTE II

0,162 AREA [kmÂ˛]

INCONSISTENCY

FRAGMENT

FLUX

INTENTIONAL UNINTENTIONAL Inconsistency in the form of a fragment, unintentionally created through the intentional Catalinas Norte I fragment, the intentional Plaza CanadĂĄ fragment and the intentional Paseo Del Bajo flux.

PROGRAM:

Offices, hotels, residential, commercial ground floor

TYPOLOGY:

High rises with public plint

natural green

Villa 31 blends in with the grid through a highline which houses mixed use program for all sorts of activities, accessible for all social classes. A natural green public space develops under the infrastructure of the highline.

connectivity

Elefante Blanco houses program equivalent to 1 planned tower for the Catalinas Norte II site. The ground floor of Catalinas Norte II is now available for the implementation of the new urban model illustrated with a potential design: Catalinas X. The new urban model rejects Catalinas I and II and has possible outcomes ranging on a scale from A to Z.

mixed use program for all

Inputs in the reserve and around Paseo del Bajo enhance the overall connectivity of the fragmented urban fabric.

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CAT. X

A new urban model, accessible to people from all social classes, providing a multitude of program, typlogies of spaces and collectivities, while also maintaining an underlaying carpet of natural green space, stimulating durable connectivity and presenting the coexistence of a social and an economical agenda.

Catalinas Norte X

EASA HOSPITALITY Finding the Framework

BABEL

“come, let us build ourselves a city, with a tower that reaches to the heavens, so that we may make a name for ourselves.”

gen. 11:4-6

“Taking the bible story of the tower of Babel as a starting point. The workshop will offer creators (aka. participants) the chance to construct their ideas on a defined site, without long planning processes, creating a structure that serves all Easians. The tutors will just take care of the framework that is necessary to allow the creators to start building from day one and they will mediate and communicate with the creators to ensure a connected structure is created.” Creation: The Stairway to Babel served the Easians as a welcoming entrance to the Babel site in the former Bulows barrack yard. It was used as a place to hang out, meet, have lunches in the sun and get high up in the tree. Co-creators: Martin Kunc (CZ), Klea Sulka (AL)

NOMADS

RE:EASA

“After changing multiple locations, the nomads find a place they call home. They don’t stay there for too long, but mostly they don’t totally leave the region. They form a community of people with similar interests”

Participant task Belgian team: “Choose your RE:__ and implement it on a subject of choice.” How can we RE:inhabit forgotten places? The way 500+ nomadic architecture students formed a community and RE:inhabited Rijeka for two weeks? Creation: The Nomads Livingroom is a foldable structure that could easily be moved and set up at a different location in just a few seconds. Furniture for the livingroom was created out of left-over materials found on site, in order to RE:cycle, Re:use, RE:__ and to raise awareness to everything that is being disposed and to think of it in a RE:__ way.

TWO SKYLIGHTS AND A WALL Exhibiting Architecture through Space The exhibition is about creating spaces without making spaces, inspired by Juliaan Lampensâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; architecture. The definition of the ceiling will enhance the existing flows in the room by compressing them towards the skylights. The solid concrete mass will define the character of the space underneath it and divides the former uniform space into different typologies without literally dividing it.

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Workshop duration: 4 days Site: Library atrium TUM campus, building A

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TWO SKYLIGHTS AND A WALL

INTERNATIONAL

SUMMER

SCHOOL

Revisiting the Flemish Modern Project - Social Housing The Jan de Voslei social housing complex, located in the south of Antwerp, just outside the city ring, houses 7 slabs and 3 towers on an area approximately the size of Antwerpâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s city park. The towers, recently added to the list of protected heritage, are fully being stripped and reconstructed at the moment. Therefore, we accept the presence of the towers and the slabs on the site as a given. The real challenge, and hence the focus point of this project, lies in the vast amount of open and undefined space in between the slabs and the towers. The site, marked in red, shows a clear interruption of the urban fabric, which causes enhanced segregation of the already marginalised social housing inhabitants. This project therefore focuses on the physical as well as the social integration of the site. The proposal is a conceptual design for the open space that drapes itself as a carpet underneath the towers and slabs.

Read more: https://issuu.com/brandtanneleen/docs/writings_c

The strategy is developed through a site visit, followed by a listing of potentials. This way the site is treated primarily based on its surroundings, working from the large to the small scale. Fellow team members: Diego Martinez (AT), Joke Oelbrandt (BE), Stefano Rossi (CL), Andrea Sanguedolce (IT)

Royal Expo Conservatoire

Kiel park

Expo

Kiel park Expo Middle School

Expo Middle School Expo Middle School

Expo Middle School

Royal Expo Conservatoire

Kiel park Sports Facilities

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Expo Shopping Center

Kiel park

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Expo Sports Facilities

Expo High School

Expo Sports Facilities

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INTERVENTION 1

26 min.

Jan De Voslei

University of Antwerp

11 min.

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ONLY FOR EVERYBODY

On the commercial aspect, the site is clearly devided in two areas. On the left side we have the commercial mainstreet, where many different facilities can be found inbetween other streets of dwelling. The right area is a cleatly empty surface where the Jos Smolderen buildings are located. Providing a market on our plot, gives the possibility to connect with the commercial activities in the other area. In the market vegetables of the community gardens can get sold to support the local trade.

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SOCIAL HOUSING SOCIAL HOUSING PUBLIC

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The division of the left-over open space into allotments. Each inhabitant of the social housing complex now gets assigned an allotment. Hereby we achieve a better integration on both a physical and social level, with the surrounding urban fabric. The open space is now defined and the division between public and private space of the site is altered.

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The plot distribution prescribes a set of recommendations and regulations to maintain the natural surface, while also promoting open air activities. 26 min.

University of Antwerp

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Kielpark

District market On the commercial aspect, the site is clearly devided in two areas. On the left side we have the commercial mainstreet, where many different facilities can be found inbetween other streets of dwelling. The right area is a cleatly empty surface where the Jos Smolderen buildings are located. Providing a market on our plot, gives the possibility to connect with the commercial activities in the other area. In the market vegetables of the community gardens can get sold to support the local trade.

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club house

High school

Open field

Sports stadim

Middle school

fruit garden

vegetable garden

dairy production

solar garden

Middle school

air purifier High school

4 wind turbine

Playground The playground is located as a connector in the site. It’s surrounded by many schools in the neighbourhood and can give service as an escape and meeting point for the children. This place is located in a safe area inbetween the buildings and the community gardens. The device functions as a place where children can lose their imagination and use it in their own way.

Main entrance

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High school

storage units

private playground

boccia club

greenhouse +

bee farm

sandbox 6

Cosy entrance The different pavements on the road and the green entrance at the street side gives way to the covered entry of the device. A public feeling of the Belgian courtyard can be experienced in combination with the restaurant that provides fresh meals with vegetables from the community garden. So this hidden corner becomes a large, open and pleasant place, what seems as a building block on the outside.

allowed ACTIVITIES

small pools

pound

football cage

herbs garden

astronomy tower

wind tower

bike workshop

birthday parties

horse stall

yoga-lessons

garage sales

outdoor cinema

nothing

water storage

sandbox

rabbits

sheep

pigs

Middle school

After implementation of both interventions, the area is transformed as shown on the right: Christus Koningkerk

Teenage strip

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2020