This is a portfolio asked by The University of the West of England for the application for a Science Without Borders Schorlarchip to the undergraduate major in Architecture and Planning.
CAROLINE RIBEIRO KARNIB Student of Architecture and Urbanism at the University Center BrasĂlia (University Center of Brasilia). Passionate and delighted about architecture and the art world. This is an example of some of my academic work.
ACADEMIC WORK
CONTENTS ARCHITECTURE DESIGN COMERCIAL BUILDING NEW URBAN PROPOSAL FOR SETOR COMERCIAL SUL
URBAN INTERVENTION IN AGUAS CLARAS THE DIVING PLATFORM
ACADEMIC MODULES
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ARCHITECTURE DESIGN
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COMERCIAL BUILDING
The process of criation of this proposition began with the pixel, that is the smallest point of an digital image.The word pixel is the union of two words picture and element, which would represent the element of an image.Every pixel contains 3 points(red, blue and green) that combined can generate 256 different shades. So as a starting point, the pixel became the unit, the smallest point for the development of the project. The process began with the union of many squares, same dimension, making a big massive block , like a 2d representation.Then, a process of deconstruction , removing unit by unit, provided a game volume and the idea of tridimensionality.
floors
Floors + translucid glasses
Etched glasses
To emphasize the idea of the volumes , it was used glasses with diffrent transparencies.
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COMERCIAL BUILDING Final renders
Night
Day
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NEW URBAN PROPOSAL FOR SETOR COMERCIAL SUL This urban projetc consists in a new proposal for a comercial area in the center of the city of BrasĂlia, Brazil. The goal was to reformulate the idea of public places and also de configuration of the comercial buildings.
Picture: old and new configuration
Images of High Line Park- NY
As reference, it was taken some ideas from High Line Park – NY, such as the combination between floor and gardens, and also the big wood stair that combines multiples funcionalities.
This picture(left) shows a detail of how pagination and part of the landscaping was taken.
Final images of the project
URBAN INTERVENTION IN AGUAS CLARAS, BRAZIL
The aim of the project is an urban intervention in the downtown area of Águas Claras,Brasília - Brazil . The history of Águas Claras has constituted gradually based mainly on the development of residential buildings in height , densely populated , with small local areas in Earthen trades . However , this disadvantage the urban planning context , ie , leisure and socializing remain scarce . Thus , the project revolves around the best qualification of public spaces , both in developing an attractive trade as entertainment . We utilize the area of the route from the metro which was without proper disposal , becoming a degraded environment . Leave the premises creating a large platform that connects two stations ( Araucaria and Clearwater ) subway , providing greater pedestrian permeability for connecting two neighborhoods , South and North . The program also has a landscaped area near the Águas Claras Station .
The platform has an arrangement of blocks that form small squares and provide permeability and pleasantness for pedestrians , allowing free movement . Sought to option footage to small and medium trades, ranging from 90 to 700m ² . To bring the idea of walking the boardwalk resize existing sidewalks and add the route for cycling. The goal is to bring a new language for the local urban paradigm , generating attractive as a differentiated and playful paging .
Old configuration
Images of Águas Claras, Brasília,Brazil
New proposal SECTION
URBAN INTERVENTION IN AGUAS CLARAS, BRAZIL
URBAN INTERVENTION IN AGUAS CLARAS, BRAZIL
Final renders
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THE DIVING PLATFORM
Work done in groups to create a platform for diving in wood. The goal was to create a game between battens with nuances of light and dark, causing a mystery until you see the athlete who jumps the platform. The project was part of the discipline of Structural Systems IV, in which we develop and learn the calculation and dimensioning of timber structures.
Floor Plans
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ACADEMIC MODULES First Semester – Fall 2010
Second Semester – Spring 2011
Graphic Computer Science I
Graphic Computer Science II
Autocad Training 2012 program, Autodesk and its applications as an auxiliary 2d architectural design and graphical representation.
Introductory training in AutoCAD 2012 software, Autodesk, and its 3D applications as auxiliary projetação architectural and graphical representation.
Architecture Project I Preliminary studies of small buildings, in order to familiarize them with the working method and stakeholders in the planning factors. Small interventions in large premises. Color presentation, models, specifications and with memorial and prospects with an emphasis on freehand.
Structural Systems I Study of the systems and structural elements used in buildings and their relations with the arquitetônico.Estudo design static and strength of materials in structures: existing structural elements, structural modeling, lifting loads, internal forces, ductile and brittle materials, safety factors and buckling of columns.
Sociology The historical conditions in which it formed and developed the science of thought built the Sociology.Themes of Contemporary Sociology.
Theory and History of Architecture and Urbanism I Approach underlying the ideal of transfer of the capital to the countryside issues. The urban history of Brasilia, the competition for the master plan, the proposed urban Costa and its development. Analysis of the theories that harbored the designs submitted in the contest. The scales of Brasilia and its historic preservation. Study of the evolution of urban planning of Brasilia, Federal District and its relations with the surroundings. The modernist architecture of Oscar Niemeyer and his problematic from the late 80s. Perspectives and new approaches to cidade.Visita significant works.
Environmental Comfort I Study of the fundamentals of environmental comfort, knowledge of the site that will interfere, as its solar orientation, climate, wind patterns, rainfall, vegetation, urban or regional location, accessibility. Study bioclimatology man. Bioclimatic principles applied to the building. Natural thermal comfort and suitable architectural elements. Material properties for the welfare of man.
Drawing I Training freehand drawing as a fundamental tool for architectural design. Technical drawing techniques of architectural representation in plants and cuttings. Graphical representation of the building at different scales and specificities. Adequacy of representation to Technical Standards. Study levels of drawing information. Representation of foundations, structural elements, walls, stairs, ramps, roofing and cladding and architectural details.
History of Arts Introduction to Art History: History and Meaning of Art. Social Dimension of Artistic Languages. Historical Conceptions of Art: Art in Antiquity and the Middle Ages, Art of the Renaissance to the nineteenth century. Concepts and Expressions of Modern Art. Concepts and Expressions of Contemporary Art.
Third Semester – Fall 2011 Architecture Project II
Graphic Computer Science III
Structural Systems II
Preliminary studies of small buildings, with more complex than in Architectural Design I, with the objective of structural definition simple spatial needs, as well as familiarization with work method and factors involved in the planning programs. Location associated with the street. Color presentation, with memorial and specifications with an emphasis on prospects freehand.
Study and implementation of projects 3d.Efeitos bright lights, volumetric light, artificial lights and natural.Lus light and shadow. Study cameras, cameras tours, viewing scenes, animation for project presentation in 3D. Rendering images and designs.
Study of the systems and structural elements used in buildings and their relations with the architectural design. Study of reinforced concrete structures: fundamentals, materials, sizing, structural releases construction details and techniques graphical representation.
Theory and History of Architecture and Urbanism II The history of modern architecture in the nineteenth century. The vanguards of the early twentieth century. The main areas of Architecture Moderna.A introduction and spread of modern architecture in Brazil. The international consolidation of the Modern Movement in Brazil in the postwar period. The first criticism and dissent to the Modernist Urbanism. The emergence of Post-Modern Architecture. Forms of Postmodern architecture.
Drawing II Training freehand drawing (drawing) as a key instrument for architectural design with color application. Expression of the trait
Aesthetics Introduction to aesthetics: aesthetic dimension and the meaning of Art. The social dimension of artistic languages. Topics Aesthetics of Architecture: The Architecture of specificity under Aesthetics. Architectural language.
Architecture Project III Preliminary studies of small buildings, with simple spatial needs programs, with the goal of structural structural setting and facilities as well as with familirização working method and factors involved in the planning. Representation of colors, with memorial and specifications, with emphasis on prospects freehand.
Urbanism Project I Studies of spatial configuration urbanas.Estudo small fractions of road paths, parking lots, regulatory hierarchy of roads and urban facilities. Preliminary studies with the goal of Familiarization with the working method and intervening factors in design techniques. Representation of colors, models, memorial and with an emphasis on free hand drawings.
Theory and History of Architecture and Urbanism III Production and Theory of Architecture and Urbanism in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
ACADEMIC MODULES Fourth Semester – Spring 2012
Fifth Semester – Fall 2012
Environmental Comfort II
Architecture Project IV
Study of the principles of natural and artificial comfort in building and urban design, appropriate architectural features. Spatial aesthetic effects of light and shadow in architecture, urbanism and landscaping.
Draft of building midsize with public character, open to the public, with more complex spatial needs than ARQ III, with the objective of training the architectural language, the treatment of light and shade, structural definition and facilities program and familiarization with work method and factors involved in the planning. With strong reference to the urban environment. Color presentation, with emphasis on perspectives and freehand 3D modeling and rendering.
Drawing III Training freehand drawing (drawing) as a vital tool for the design architectural application with graphical planning boards, including memorial and architectural images. Design standards of architectural, urban representation and landscape.
Installations I Electricity projects, calculation of artificial lighting, sockets and distribution of lighting, electrical circuits, sizing and positioning of switchboards, sizing ducts, wires and circuit breakers, grounding; graphical representation. Air conditioning systems. Logical networks; networks intrusion protection (alarm and closed circuit TV), fire protection, lightning protection, emergency lighting, sound, network gas supply LPG and medical, telephone, doorbell; surveillance. Sustainable projects with the energy savings and automation.
Plastics and Model Training in techniques for building threedimensional models and their applications in Arquitetuta and Urbanism as aids in the development of 3D thinking and as auxiliary project.
Landscape Project I Treatment study of residential open spaces, aiming their paving, landscaping, lighting and plastic treatment of the land. Imaging techniques, memorial and specifications. Color presentation, models, with emphasis on freehand drawings.
Theory and History of Arhitecture and Urbanism IV Colonial architecture in the Americas and its history: Century II to XV and XV century to the nineteenth.
Drawing IV
Structural Systems III
Training freehand drawing as a fundamental instrument and architectural design. Standards of technical drawing of architectural representation, paisagítico, urban design and topography.
Systems and structural steel elements used in buildings. Steel structures: history, materials used, safety and structural performance, traction elements, compressed and flexed, construction details.
Installations II Projects with the distribution of water points in buildings, pipes sizing, modes of producing hot water pressurization. Irrigation networks. Projects sanitary sewer and stormwater pipes dimensioning; columns ventilation and downpipes; aerial exhaustion. Urban infrastructure of water, electricity and telephone supply and logic; networks depletion of wastewater, stormwater, compatible with the types of terrain and topography. Presentation of papers and sustainable projects that involve the consumption of water and sewage treatment economy.
Theory and History of Architecture and Urbanism V Architecture and Urbanism from the Renaissance to the Industrial Revolution, from the fifteenth century until the eighteenth century.
Architecture Project V Preliminary design of buildings with treatment of the local and urban scales, defining building components and specifications, preliminary design of structural parts, special reference to the urban environment. Presentation with emphasis on prospects freehand 3D modeling and rendering.
Urbanism Project II Preliminary study of a small fraction endowed with urban residential, commercial and leisure activities. Introduction and guidelines defining standards of urban space. Drawings of creating freehand, development and presentation of preliminary study assisted by computer graphics.
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ACADEMIC MODULES SIxth Semester – Spring 2013
Seventh Semester – Fall 2013
Supervised Internship I
Urbanism Project III
Supervised in the works in several stages, with the aim of checking "in-place" in the universe of work necessary for the construction of architectural works. Regular reporting.
Study of a fraction endowed urban high degree of centrality and mixed use. Introduction to the guidelines and standards defining the urban space.
Construction Materials
Structural Systems IV
Understanding the science of materials, binders and aggregates, structural materials, sealing elements; treatments and roofing materials, flooring and coatings, glass coatings and paints.
Wooden Structures: History of timber structures, properties, structural products, safety and structural performance; traction elements wood, wooden elements tablets; elements bent wood; connections wooden structures.
Architecture Project II Draft of building height. Training objective of architectural language, treatment of light and shade, structural pre-sizing and all facilities and equipment. Color presentation, with emphasis on the free hand perspectives, 3d modeling and rendering.
Landscape Project II Treatment study of public open spaces, plazas, centers of local commerce. Techniques of graphical representation, memorial and specifications.
Theory and History of Architecture and Urbanism VI History of Art, Architecture and Urbanism in Antiquity and the Middle Ages in the West, with emphasis on the history of architecture and urbanism.
Theory and History of Architecture and Urbanism VII Study of the historical genesis of Contemporary Architecture and Urbanism. Overview of tools conceptual and theoretical issues that underlie the architectural modernity from the eighteenth century, considered in its historical context. Systematic analysis of the conceptual tools and sheds theoretical underpinning contemporary architectural practice from the 70s of XX century until the end of the first decade of the XXI century, considered in context of emergency. Analysis of works production of architecture and contemporary urbanism in the context of social constraints, economic and political the last two decades, are new theoretical perspectives.
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