por tfo lio Charlotte Bausch
2
projects 4
grünraum lichtenberg
8
roof garden
12
luminaire „IX“
16
A Nomad‘s home, Bachelor‘s Thesis
22
ENCAJA
28
Carmenstrasse
RG
3
grĂźnRaum lichtenberg AIV-Schinkel-Competition 2015 supervised by prof. dipl. ing. leonhard schenk and prof. dr. ing. andreas schwarting in collaboration with veronika ferdinand and cindy fuchs
The quarter in Lichtenberg is situated on the eastern side of the Spree and forms part of the peripheral area around the centre of Berlin. Over the last two centuries the urban development couldn‘t generate a homogenous town structure there. The heterogeneous fragments of landscape and settlements are now integrated in a new urban structure. As the quarter is characterized by a lot of community gardens the identity of the quarter shall be underlined and strengthened by linking the various parts of the quarter by a strong green space. In this green space
identity community gardens green space re-interpretation garden city
spree promenade
4
breaking up with traditional Berlin block-edge construction
the existing community gardens are integrated and new places for urban gardening are created. A key element of the green space is a new re-interpreted garden city. Green casts connect the quarter both to the East and to the West with the surrounding Berlin quarters and the Spree. The new quarters are characterized by breaking up with the traditional Berlin block-edge construction to a more open and public space creating structure.
5
1
6 2
rummelsburger landstraße
promenade funkhaus
gartenstadt
neues zentrum
kleingärten
ackerhelden
wallgraben
schnitt | m 1: 1000
3
1 2 3 4
urban gardening at an inner yard at the re-interpreted garden city view of the new greenway along the Wallgraben section more detailed site plan
wohnen an der spree wohnen am campus
studentisches wohnen
campus
quartiersplatz
café im bildungsturm mit aussichtsplattform
townhouses
blockda mmweg
haltes telle s 21 eg ee | blockd ammw köpen icker chauss
fahrradweg karlshorst ost
hönower wiesenweg
ackerhelden
wallgraben
kindergarten am wallgraben
ausweitung des fährbetriebs der marina riedel
baumbestand
sitzstufen spielplatz
theater
marktplatz cafe mit plateau marina riedel
zentrumsplatz am hafen
künstler ateliers
grillplatz
gartenstadt
na le
p as
tr aß
e
kleingartenanlagen am elektrowerk
trimm dich pfad
gewerbezentrum
ge ei st er
naturbad am wallgraben
w
wald bestand
kiosk
eg
rummelsburger landstraße
m
4
he
haupteingang funkhaus
liegewiese
7
roof garden Living between Bohème and Luxury semester project 2014/15 supervised by prof. karin schmid in collaboration with vanessa jung
The aim of this semester project was to think about new ways of living with the background of housing shortage and densification. Our idea was to create an affordable home on a rooftop of an existing building thinking about how much space we really need for living during the course of the year. The design pursues spatial versatility but above all climatic flexibility. The roof garden house is built up as a greenhouse of opaque polycarbonate with a shed roof. It is characterized by different climate zones where the usuable space can vary depending on the seasons, from the smallest area - inside the cube - to the largest which comprises the whole space on the rooftop in summer.
8
The spaces are created by a lightweight concrete cube placed inside a greenhouse structure and two big curtains. Depending on the season and the climate the living space can be used differently. In winter the house can be closed completely to keep the heat inside. In spring the living space can be extended with rising temperature, whereas the house can be openend up entirely during summer to favour cross ventilation.
9
1
2
B
C
C
A
10
A
B
3
21°C warm | beheizt
warm | angenehm
16°C
10-12°C
Außenraum bzw. frostfrei 8°C
Nutzung Winter
1 2 3 4 5
Nutzung Frühjahr & Herbst
Nutzung Sommer
section A-A ground plan first floor ground plan upper floor model photo upper floor scale 1:20 model photo scale ground floor 1:20
11 4
5
IX Aerial Light in a Competition student design competition 2nd prize in cooperation with the OSRAM OLED GmbH supervised by prof. myriam gautschi and mario rechsteiner in collaboration with tobias diwersy and verena zeller
size technical data material
free standing luminaire 16,1 x 139,8cm wall light | shelf 83,8 x 16,1cm table lamp 83,8 x 16,1cm pendant 139,8 x 16,1cm
single module 16,1 x 27,8cm flexible string together system 4 OLEDs 1 converter lasered HDF 3mm hinge 16x12mm carbon fibre pipe 3mm The secret of the lamp we designed is not revealed before the luminaire is first opened - out of an absolutely flat surface the lamp „IX“ folds out. In each case two strings are folded in one another to half the width resulting in one luminaire. It is a modular system and the basic module is about the size of an OLED module. The OLED surfaces are located in the centre layer and therefore cannot be seen in closed position. The exterior appearance is only defined by a clear and calm alignment of the joints. By opening the two strings the shape changes from an „I“ to an „X“. The luminous OLED surface appears and lightens the resulting spaces-in-between. In closed position the lamp hangs on the wall or can be stored away space-savingly. The modular system „IX“ is not only designed as a free-standing luminaire but intended as a series. So it can also be thought of a wall light as a shelf, a table lamp or a pendant.
12 publications: luxlumina & licht
13
14
1
technical construction plan string without oleds, string with oleds, front elevation, side elevation, section open position
2
lighting atmosphere
15
a nomad‘s home Courtyard House _ Housing + bachelor‘s thesis 2014 result 1.0 (A-level) supervised by prof. myriam gautschi
„My home, this network of habits, serves catching adventures and as a stepping stone for adventures“ Vilém Flusser (own translation)
The task of my bachelor‘s thesis was to find a vision of life that enriches the living with a plus. The overlapping of the familiar and unfamiliar generates new space in which the natural lighting is provided exclusively by courtyards and skylights. I decided to combine housing with travelling. The residents are Anton, a 36-year-old travel jounalist and Giulia, a 32-year-old photographer who have turned their passion into their profession. They report from distant countries and cultures and they often travel more than half of the year. One key element therefore are the guests, who become residents themselves by living in the house while Anton and Giulia are abroad.
16
It was important to create a place, where Anton & Giulia could find rest and peace - as a couple and also individually. On the other hand, it was the aim to create a place for people to meet and exchange ideas and experiences. Thus the idea of „islands“ as private areas of retreat distributed in the house developed. The composition of the five cubic buildings generates new continous rooms around them. The cubes are characterized by a thick wall in which further functions such as the sleeping area for the guests are embedded. Th is offers Anton and Giulia the opportunity to completely close the cubes - their intimate treasure box with all their memories - when they‘re away. Nevertheless the guests can live in the house without infringing the private sphere of the residents.
section H-H sleeping cube
sleeping niche guests
17 sleeping cube Anton + Giulia
C
D
E
C
D
E
B
A
1
2 courtyard
18
1 2
ground plan section B-B
sleeping niche guests
living space courtyard
bath cube
F
G
H
B
A
F
Anton dining space
G
Giulia
H
garage cube entry courtyard
19
sleeping cube living space
1
20
2
bath cube dining space
Anton
1
2 3
4 5 6 7 8
Detail Innenausbau Maßstab 1:10 Maßstab 1:20 1Fassadenschnitt section G-G 1 Waschbeckenelement, Ortbeton vorgefertigt, Kiesschüttung 50mm anschließend eingepasst bituminös, 2-lagig 2Dachbadichtung, section E-E 2 Unterbau Waschbecken mit Eiche verWärmedämmung im Gefälle 2% 150-200mm kleidet, Bretterschalung 150/25mm, auf Dampfsperre, bituminös 3Decke Stahlbeton elevation sleeping niche guests Lattung 30mm 300mm Oberfläche Beton in Nische glatt geschliffen Attikaabdeckung durch Spezialmörtelbeaus Kalk und Zement 4schichtung detail elevation, top view and section Außenwandelement Betonfertigteil 80mm Wärmedämmung 140mm Ortbeton 240mm wash basin Zementestrich geschliffen 100mm mit Fußbodenheizung auf Trennlage, Trittschalldämmung 25mm, Ortbetonbodenplatte 200mm, Abdichtung gegen nicht drückendes Wasser, Dämmung 100mm, Sauberkeitsschicht C12/15 50mm, Vlies, kapillarbrechende Schicht Grobkies 16/32 150mm Dämmbeton, Außenseite mit rauer Bretterschalung, unten und oben Schattenfuge 40mm Dämmbeton, in Nischen glatt geschliffen Dämmbeton, 2% Gefälle Dämmbeton, Unterkonstruktion Lattung 30mm, Bretterschalung Eiche 150/25mm Dielen Eiche 15mm
The cubes are characterized by different degrees of privacy. They feature differing surfaces whereas the interior - the heart - of every cube is fully panelled in oak. Every other furnishing which is integrated in the thick walls of the cubes is manufactured of concrete. This is also the case in the bath volume where a prefabricated concrete sink is fitted into the wall. The interior is likewise panelled in oak resulting in a wooden front of the wash basin.
1
2
3
4
21
encaja Vivienda de Emergencia semester project 2013/14 universidad técnica federico santa maría, chile supervised by msc. arquitecto fernando hammersley, msc. ing. pedro serrano rodríguez, arquitecto felipe imhoff project in 3 stages: research, construction technique, design single project in the final stage
+
+
6qm
+
18qm
+
36qm
72qm
. ..
0
vivienda de emergencia 6qm
1
2
progresividad mínima 18qm
. ..
progresividad estandár 36qm
. ..
. ..
d o r m i r
0
3
c o m e r e s t a r
vivienda de emergencia 6qm
1
progresividad mínima 18qm
2
progresividad estandár 36qm
0
vivienda de emergencia 6qm
1
3
progresividad mínima 18qmprogresividad estandár plus 72qm
progresividad estandár plus 72qm
2
0
1
progresividad estandár 36qm vivienda de emergencia 6qm
progresividad mínima 18qm
3
progresividad estandár plus 72qm
2
3
progresividad estandár 36qm
progresividad estandár plus 72qm
. ..
guardar
catástrofe emergencia
ayuda inmediata
vivienda de
mudanza
emergencia
vivienda
vivienda
progresiva
progresiva
progresiva
mínima
estandar
estandar
vivienda
recuperación
+
„Is it possible to find a technical solution for an emergency shelter which enables a flexible extension afterwards?“ Almost every year Chile has to face 3-4 natural catastrophes - the most frequent are earthquakes and forest fires. The aim of the „taller experimental“ was to design an emergency shelter for crisis situations. It should be designed extendable and modifiable both in space and in standard to transform it to an adequate home when the crisis is over. The anti-seismic construction with clay was a central topic. Therefore we also experimented with different clay construction techniques and built up 1:1 models in a three day workshop in Quebrada Verde. ENCAJA is characterized by its unit assembly system. Thereby it can be built up quickly in the emergency situation and also dismantled easily afterwards. If there is an emergeny situation, the emergency shelters will be transported to a football ground or any other empty unscathed field and can be built up there by the people themselves who are affected by the catastrophy. The pre-fabricated shelters will be delivered in shelter kits with an assembly instruction and can accomodate up to 4 adults or even a family of 6.
When the crisis is over the shelters can be dismantled and built up again in their final plot. Now ENCAJA can be developped individually in its dimension and design. Due to the open „shelving structure“ the walls can be filled up with straw - in combination with a clay plaster - as a simple insulating material. This structure also allows using the shelf in its general function as well as to place windows as requested. The intention is to first extend in width and then in height. The ceilings are constructed in a similar way as the walls. The straw is embedded between two wooden panels. This modular system offers many advantages. It is easy and quickly built up and the residents can design and build their very individual house, with which they can identify themselves.
ground floor
22
0 first floor
vivienda de emergencia 6qm
1
2
progresividad mínima 18qm
workshop in quebrada verde extended emergency shelter in valparaìso
progresividad estandár 36qm
1 20
vivienda de emergencia 6qm
1
progresividad m
23
15
24
20
436
813
2,44
2,84
407
766
20
20
1,22
A B
C
2 B
B
C
B
1
A
A
B
C
A
2,058
2,44
1,22
20
B
C
B
A
A
1 2 3
emergency shelter ground plan section B-B assembly instruction
25
3
extended emergency shelter ground floor section D-D
1 2
alero 610mm
estante ventanilla corrediza canal de aluminio / perfil U 2 planchas de polycarbonato transparente
200mm 8mm
estante ventana fija plancha polycarbonato semi-transparente
plancha terciado paja como aislamiento rejilla de alambre 10mm estuco de barro
200mm 16mm
9mm 200mm 1mm 20mm
A
B
C
D
D
D
E
1
26
2
3
4
5
6
7
estructura del techo tubo de acero galvanizado di谩metro 20mm atornillado al techo inferior
Detaille esquina Uni贸n piezas
2mm
techo inferior plancha terciado (o alternativo de OSB) resistente al agua paja como aislamiento plancha terciado
18mm 200mm 18mm
8 A
B
C
D
E
27
carmenstrasse Reorganisation of a Multifamily Residence in Zurich internship 2013/14 zimmer schmidt architekten
The apartment building is situated in Hottingen, a beautiful part of the city with a good view of the Lake Zurich. It‘s a listed building built in 1909. The whole building shall be restorated and reconstructed so that the owners can move in to the two top floors where a new internal staircase shall be integrated. Through the reorganisation of the apartment building 5 new apartments will be created on ground, first and se-
28
cond. A key element of the project was to design the carpentry work such as the dressing room in the second floor, the cloakrooms, the internal staircase and other furniture. I had the opportunity to develop the concept and design as well as the specification and construction documentation for the carpentry work.
responsibilities: assisted with the concept and design development through 2d drawings, modelling, 3d modelling, renderings & visualizations as well as the specification and construction documentation of the furniture design, the interior staircase and the kitchens at a scale of 1:50, 1:20, detail drawings at a scale of 1:5, 1:1
29
Treppe DG Variante 2.2 hochlaufende Holztreppe unten und oben geschlossen, fugenlos
30 1
CA R M E N ST R A S S E 4 5
Ankleide OG 2 1 2
visualizations internal staircase visualizations dressing room
CA R M E N ST R A S S E 4 5
Ankleide OG 2
31 2 ZIMMER SCHMIDT ARCHITEKTEN, Flurstrasse 93, 8047 Z端rich
1 2
32
longitudinal section grouind plan second floor
1
2
33
mange tak!
charlotte.bausch@gmail.com