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Christian Ernst Dipl. Arch. ETH
Curriculum vitae Name I surname: Ernst Vorname I given name: Christian Adresse I adress: Steinwiesenstrasse 22 8952 Schlieren Switzerland Mail I e-mail: chernst@hotmail.com Natel I mobile: 0041(0)79 509 41 64
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Zivilstand I marital status: Geburtsdatum I date of birth: Geburtsort I place of birth: Nationalität I nationality:
ledig I unmarried 29.10.1982 Zürich I Zurich Schweiz I Switzerland
Profile summary
Two years experiance in Architecture and Planning Four month experiance on-site employment Skills in motivating others and building team spirit Computer proficiency in different planning and drawing programs Creative in developing concepts and strategies Self-maintained and solution-orientated
Academic credentials spring 2009
Diploma in architecture, ETH Zurich, professor Dietmar Eberle Subject A (Urban Design): „Emmenweid“ (Dipoma in architecture is equivalent to a Master Degree of ETH Zurich „Msc ETH“)
2003 – 2009
Studies in Architecture, ETH Zurich
Work experience 2009 – present
Architect in an architect‘s office in Zurich, StaubWittwer Architekten AG, www.staubwittwer.ch Cooperation on a dementia competence center, preliminary project,implementation planning and alteration
2004 – 2009
Employee of the Institute for the History and Theory of Architecture (gta)
05/06 – 07/06
Second practical work at the Locher AG, (two month on-site employment)
11/05 – 04/06
Practical work in an architect‘s office in Zurich, SpörriThommen Architekten, www.spoerrithommen.ch Cooperation on architectual competitions, implementation planning, digital imaging, portfolio and model building
07/03 – 09/03
Practical work at the Locher AG, (two month on-site employment)
07/02 – 12/02
Employee of the Immigration and Naturalization Office in Zurich
Informatic skills
Vector Works, Archi-Cad, Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Sketch Up, From Z, Cinema 4D, Microsoft Office
Language skills
German (native tongue), English (advanced in language and writing), French (intermediate in language and writing
Personal interests
photographie music (violoncello since 17 years) sports (volley, biking, jogging)
CARPARK ETH Zurich, spring 2007 5th semester professor Graber Pulver assistant Franziska Schneider
06/07
Infrastructure for cars and busses in Zurich Field of intervention was an open space between big public and cultural buildings in the agglomeration of Zurich. An old parking area had to be replaced by a carpark with an additional program that had to be created by ourselves, in order
to make the carpark attractive for usage 24h. The challenge was a smart handling with the potentials of the stock within the framework of the proposed urban-planning development.
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STUDIOLOFT ETH Zurich, autumn 2007 6th semester professor Gregor Eichinger assistant Christian Brunner client Thomas Held
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elevation 1:800 (1:100 verkleinert)
12/07
Increase of an attic flat in Zurich for Thomas Held bof! is the name of this professor‘s chair of Prof. Eichinger. At this chair you have to plan for a real client, which told us his needs and wishes. In my case, it was Thomas Held, director of Avenir Suisse. Initial situation was his flat at the Heinrichstrasse in Zurich. There he
wanted to expand his appartment. His major concern was a confortable room for his think-work, further a lot of stowage for his books and big walls for his artwork of young swiss artists. What he absolutly didn´t want was a common flat.
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MOSKAU ETH Zurich, spring 08 7th semester chair of urban design professor Kees Christiaanse assistant Nicolas Kretschmann
Urban Design Studio: Baumanskaya Moskau was the city of this semester of urban design. The perimeter of interest „Baumanskaya“ is situated just a few kilometers out of the center city. First thing was to analyse urban structures and phenomena. We made different maps with the
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problems and potentials of the perimeter. Out of this resulted a vision map, a strategy and a connector map. In the end we worked on different plots with higher potential and created there specific projects of developement..
deficit, potential und catalyst map
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MODESTO
08/08
Mobile desktop
ETH Zurich optional work bof! professor Gregor Eichinger assistant Max Roth / Eleonore Daum students Christian Ernst / Yvonne Meier
Starting position of this optional work was a private request for a mobile office furniture. The client wasn‘t satisfied anymore with her situation of work at home and asked us to find a solution for her problem. We wanted to really solve all her needs and wishes. It
was an advantage that she clearly knew what she wanted, so that we could harmonize the design and her ideas very precise. In the end we had two pieces: a 4 meter long fixed furniture and a mobile desk „modesto“, which we built by ourselves.
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GRIMSEL
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Viewing restaurant at the Grimsel
ETH Zurich, autumn 2008 8th semester professor Märkli / Peter assistant Thomas Padmanabhan
In the area of grimsel there are a lot of drainage tunnels and buildings of the hydropower station KWO. In this technical area we had to design a viewing restaurant, to make the region more attractive for tourist. The panorama allows fascinating views to the wilde gla-
ciers of the Finsteraarhorn. I choose my perimeter very high beside a technical building of the power station. Like this, the restaurant is reachable during all seasons. There I tried to highlight the most important view in the direction of the glaciers. 1755.10
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north elevation and section A-A 1:800 (1:100 scaled)
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west elevation and section B-B 1:800 (1:100 scaled)
EMMENWEID
Reuse of the former industrial area Viscose
ETH Zurich, spring 09 diploma subject A (urban design) professor Dietmar Eberle assistant Daniel Minder additional courses: CAAD prof. L. Hovestad Landscape architecture prof. Girot
The field of Emmenweid is a former industrial area, which has always had a big influence on the local community. As the largest region of the commune, Emmenweid is set to play a significant role in the future development of Emmenweid.
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The present town planning scheme aims to create new contemporary structures, preserve brick buildings that are full of character and sometimes under protection, improve traffic routing and design attractive public spaces, especially along the riverside.
concept The existing tendency reusing the fallow buildings of the former industie to save the character and qualities of this area is very important just as much as new contemporary structures that supplement the needs of the commune. The new structures should complete
attractive office and residential services but should in particular allow multiple exploitation. To make it more attractive to live and work there it is essential to enhance the status of the river Kleine Emme as a renaturalized open space area. situation 1:100‘000 (1:5000 scaled)
strategie A new parkway along the riverside and a raised panorama route along the northern slope-edge improve the accessability for the public and private transport. In between of the new streets spread out the „industrial carpet“ as a pedestrian- and feeder zone. Based on industrial holdings
the industrial-carpet should be continued. Therefore the existing typologies are picked up, transformed and adapt to new conglomerates that cover the present needs and requirements. Like the golden age of the industry, the result is a diverse sequence of open spaces.
the urban industrial carpet with a sequence of public open spaces 1:10‘000 (1:1000 scaled)
Reuse of the former industrial area Viscose
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map ground floors 1:5000 (1:500 scaled)
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cross-section A-A 1:5000 (1:500 scaled)
longitudial section B-B 1:5000 (1:500 scaled)
longitudial section C-C 1:5000 (1:500 scaled)
Reuse of the former industrial area Viscose AUTOPARK
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south elevation 1:1000 (1:200 scaled)
typical ground floor 1:1000 (1:200 scaled)
Christian Ernst, Zurich 2010