2011-2019
PORTFOLIO
Claudia Melchor del Rio
Claudia Melchor del Rio M.A. TUM Architecture 06.07.1992, S/C de Tenerife, Spain +41 0767203214 Gasstrasse 6 | 4056 | Basel | Switzerland claudiamelchordelrio@hotmail.com http://cargocollective.com/claudiamelchor
Curriculum Vitae Education 1999-2011
Primary and Highschool, German School Tenerife | High school Diploma, Abitur 2011 | Spain
2011-2015
B.A. Architecture at the “Technical University Munich” | Germany
Bachelor Thesis “Maxwerk” executed at the chair of “Urban Architecture” under supervision
of prof. Dietrich Fink
Bachelor Degree passed with merit. 2013-2014 2016 2015-2017
Exchange Year at the “Arkitektskolen Aarhus” | Denmark Exchange semester at the “École spèciale d’architecture” | France
M.A. Architecture at The “Technical University Munich” | Germany
Master Thesis “Architectural and cultural uncertainty” executed at the chair for “Architectural history
and curatorial studies” under supervision of Prof. Andres Lepik and the chair for “Spatial arts
and lighting design” under supervision of Prof. Hannelore Deubzer
Master Degree passed with high distinction.
Work Experience since 02.2019 Architect at “Manuel Herz Architects” | Basel | Switzerland
- Completion of the preliminary Design Stage and start of the Design Stage of a housing expansion in
Charlottenburg, Berlin fro a private client. The expansion consisted of around 24 new apartments built as an expansion on top of the existing industrial building, an extension on the right side of the building and an annexe to the existing building into the courtyard - Collaboration in the Approval Planning of a luxury family villa for a private client in Munich, Germany. Façade Design and Planing as well as interior design, material concept and visualisation. - Completion of the preliminary Design Stage and start of the Design Stage of a 20.000 m2 Housing and Commerce project in Cologne, Germany, for the real estate company BPD.
The project consists of family houses, a perimeter Block as well as a tower with over 180 Housing Units total. This project entailed planing a structure for the housing/commerce according to german regulations, floor space summary calculations, rearrangement of uses, volumetric and façade studies. Floor plan designs, technical planning of an underground parking according to fire regulations, technical planning of drainage and ventilation points,Landscape planing and Urban planning.
Volunteer for the Design Build Project “Stamping Ground” | Karsi Kunda | The Gambia Conception and Construction of a school with adobe brick, rammed earth, thatched roofing. 07- 09.2018
since 04.2018 Freelance architect | illustrator (collaboration with artist Thomas Canto and startup “Sursana”) Graphic work as an illustrator, package design, web design, planing and construction of big scale Art-installations in collaboration with artist Thomas Canto. Preliminary Design of a family house expansion in Tenerife, Spain. 09.2017-03.2018 Internship at “Renzo Piano Building Workshop” | Paris | France Construction Documents of a high rise office Tower with public amenities in Taipei as well as a two story Museum building, a Restaurant building, an underground parking and landscape planing, interior design and interior renderings, client presentations, material concepts detail drawings for complex façade systems and outdoor canopies, lighting systems, Model making...
Employee at the “A.I.T. Architektursalon Munich” | Munich | Germany Conception and execution of architectural exhibitions and organisation of architectural events 05-09.2017
03.2015-08.2016 Internship at the architecture office “Ekert & Probst Architektinnen” | Munich | Germany Construction Documents and Detail Drawings (Ausführungsplanung) for the renovation and interior furnishing of two different family houses.
Internship at the architecture office “Corona y P. Amaral” | Tenerife | Spain Urban Design Renderings and Visualisations for an urban transformation in multiple villages in Morocco. 03-05.2013
Others 2011-2017
Full DAAD Scholarship Holder
2013
Covering Exhibition at Rambøll | Aarhus | Denmark
2016
3rd Price at the Student Competition “Open Church” | Burghausen | Germany
July 2017 October 2017
Exhibition “REInvent the Museum” at the Architecture Museum Augsburg | Germany
Exhibition Master Thesis Jahresausstellung Technical university Munich | Germany
Languages Spanish French
English Danish German Digital Skills AutoCad ArchiCAD Vectorworks Rhinocerus, Vray Sketchup Illustrator Photoshop Indesign Word Cinema 4D Power point Excel Revit (Intro course) References Andres Lepik - Director of the A.M Architecture Museum and Prof. at the Chair for “Architecture history and curatorial studies” - lepik@architekturmuseum.de - +49 89 289 22493 Joost Moolhuijzen - Partner at Renzo Piano Building Workshop - jmoolhuijzen@rpbw.com - +33 144 61 49 00 Manuel Herz - Founder of Manuel Herz Architects - herz@manuelherz.com - +41 76 200 05 32
Table of content Academic
p.8-11 The Fog Haversting Machine Weather phenomena wandering Pavilion p.12-17 Prora | The study of the enclosed vs. the open Transformation of a mega modular structure into an art institute
p.18-21 Maxwerk Restoration and transformation of an old hydropower plant into a restaurant p.22-27 Friedenskirche | Reinvented Transformation and restoration of a church from the 70s p.28-33
Dwelling in Hydro Patterns
Urban restoration and transformation of an old train Depot into dwelling and water recycling facilities
p.34-37 Architectural and cultural Uncertainty Theoretical Work focusing on the relationship between obsolete built substance and the loss of cultural
investment. Transformation of a bull fighting arena into a center for integration and artistic activities.
Internships
p.38-41 Internship at Renzo Piano Building Workshop Construction Documents of a high rise Tower in Taipei as well as a Museum and a Restaurant, interior RPBW
Work
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renderings and design, client presentations, detail drawings for complex faรงade systems and lighting systems, Model making...
Family Luxury Villa in Munich
Approval Planing, Interior design, material concept of a family luxury villa in Munich p.46-49
Project in Ehrenfeld, Cologne
Preliminary Design and Design stage for the planing of a big scale Projekt in Ehrenfeld, Cologne
Workshops
Artistic Collaboration
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Collaboration with artist Thomas Canto for one of his reflective geometrical sculptures. Planing of a 20m big
immersive sculpture laser cut out of reflective metal.
ReInvent the Museum Exhibition
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Planing and execution of an exhibition about the future of museum in the Architecture Museum Augsburg.
Design Build Studio | A School in The Gambia
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Conception and Construction of a school with adobe brick, rammed earth, thatched roofing
The Fog Harvesting Machine 5th semester | Group work of 2 Done at the ‘Arkitektskolen Aarhus’ | Unit D
In the first phase we conducted the research on a weather phenomenon (fog), and in the second phase the study of lightweight structures took place. Combining two weather phenomena and a structure, we had to decide on a time scale and a placement for our Investigation to take place in. The first end product was a more archlike structure that was placed in a foggy place catching and magnifying the effects that fog and frost have on the structure. The transportable Pavilion has an homogenous outer look but a vivid inner life.
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The inner membranes are placed in different positions to allow more or less light to come in and more or less condensation to form. After the first testing’s, the idea to transform the membrane pavilion into a moisture catching machine was provided. Following this thinking path, the Pavilion was transformed and redesigned to collect fog, and be transformed into a landscape changing structure that could be placed in dry places in order to collect water from the condensation that occurs at night. An oasis is so formed underneath.
TOP: Frozen membrane RIGHT: Test Models
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TOP: Diagrams BOTTOM: Test model
TOP: Diagrams BOTTOM: Visualisation
The study of the Enclosed vs. the Open 6th semester | Group work of 2 Done at the ‘Arkitektskolen Aarhus’ | Unit D
Prora is an old Nazi vacation resort located in the island of Rügen. Prora, was conceived as a holiday machine to prepare the soldiers for war, as they got used to the strict vacational routine. The Prora complex is a long structure placed along the coast, dividing the ocean from the land. The Building is shaped in a comb like structure, with service wings and the rooms placed homogeneously facing the sea-side along a corridor.The complex was never finished due to the start of the War, and was later used as a military training base. Our work focuses on the seriality of the complex, designing a strategy that can be applied throughout the complex.
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The spaces inside the building were created through contrast. We differentiated between open- public and closed- private uses. We focused on the logical placement of the enclosed spaces, categorising them and analysing the relation between each other, creating a hierarchy. Three deciding factors were of paramount importance: The distance between them, the view connection and the materiality. The In-between space contains a circulation system that allows you to stay inside the main horizontal part of the building. The Façade showcases the uses found in the In-between space, through different cladding types, that also guide your way through the interior.
TOP: Situation plan RIGHT: Axonometry of uses
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TOP: Section MIDDLE: Ground floor plan BOTTOM: Elevation East RIGHT: Elevation model 1:25
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TOP: Visualisation
Maxwerk Bachelor Thesis | Solo work Chair of Urban Architecture | Prof. Dietrich Fink
During this project out goal was to transform the still in use hydropower plant called “Maxwerk” into a restaurant or café. There were no restrictions in regard to whether or not the hydraulic plant should still remain in use. I order to gain space I decided to completely transform the interior of the building into a restaurant taking away the old machinery but maintaining the structure of the building, working with the already existing rooms and just adding to it as well as refining.
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In order to gain outside space and create an interesting volumetric figure, I decided to transform the upper rooms intro terraces, allowing for a more complex shape to appear as well as hybrid outside-inside spaces to form. To the interior, a staircase was added which also contained the wet rooms. The ground floor was transformed into a restaurant while the first floor was transformed int oa café / event hall being this space much more flexible.
TOP: Interior model RIGHT TOP: First floor RIGHT BOTTOM: Ground floor
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TOP: Elevation North BOTTOM: Interior Section
TOP: Elevation East BOTTOM: Longitudinal Section
Friedenskirche | Reinvented 9 semester | Group work of two Chair for Spatial Arts and Lighting Design | Prof. Deubzer
Our goal in this project was to keep the existing building as it is but to better the deficits we encountered in the urban and the interior layer, without disrupting the existing structure. We found great potential in the interesting Roof construction and the significant connection to the outdoor space. However the whole complex lacked identity, it was not recognisable as a church. We started by creating a center point to the whole complex, which would be the baptismal font in the interior of the church.
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We started by creating a center point to the whole complex, which would be the baptismal font in the interior of the church. This center point can be noticed on every layer of the design. The Building ensemble around the church is positioned in a way that makes the church stand out. Through the eye catching faรงade made out of copper the church appears to be important and present and creates it own address next to the Castle in Burghausen.
TOP: Situation Plan RIGHT: Inner visualization
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TOP: Section BOTTOM: Master Plan
TOP: Elevation BOTTOM: Detail perspective
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TOP: Furniture Design MIDDLE: Ground Floor PlanBOTTOM: Seating options
TOP: Axonometric Diagram
Dwelling in Hydro Patterns 10th semester | Group work of 3 Done at the “École Spèciale d’Architecture” | Prof. D’Arienzo
One of the most important aspects when dealing with the site was to keep the industrial character while putting in uses that are going to benefit the neighborhood. We found the surrounding area to be very fragmented. In three phases we proposed to regenerate the neighbourhood. Phase 1 : The regeneration of the boulevard, by unifying it through a continuous use of pavement patterns, to create a sense of direction and identity.
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In Phase 2 : we connect the nodes, that we identified as important for the community. Such as a sports node, university node...And our water recycling node, which we further developed. We connected them by using the patterns, which follow the old railway network. In Phase 3 we regenerated and focused on the nodes. Surrounding the site we found only few public green spaces, that is why we decided to revive the existing green natural space and turn it into a form of public urban forest.
TOP: Inner visualization RIGHT: Master plan
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TOP: Axonometric Diagram
TOP: Elevation MIDDLE: Section BOTTOM: Section
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TOP: Visualisation
Architectural and cultural Uncertainty 12th semester | Master Thesis | Solo work Chair for Spatial Arts and lighting design | Prof. Deubzer Chair for arch. history and curatorial studies | Prof. Lepik
My master thesis project is a theoretical, sociological study on conservation and urban regeneration. The goal in creating this project was to contribute to a more democratic, fair, open and humane Architecture. An Architecture that is able to respond flexibly to the shifting cultural processes and that avoids obsolete urban structures. Uncertain architecture is connected to the cultural loss that can be found in my home island Tenerife.
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With more and more museums, libraries and cultural institutions closing as well as more and more buildings are being abandoned The project aims to create a participatory environment for the inhabitants to decide inside their community what they need and how they want to build it. In this case the role of the architect is restrained to the locator of the action points as well as the one who lays out the grid that enables the inhabitants to build their future.
TOP: Visualisation RIGHT: Masterplan
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TOP: Location Diagram MIDDLE + BOTTOM: Elevation and Section RIGHT: Axonometry
Renzo Piano Building Workshop 6 month internship Fubon Tower Taipei | Joost Moolhuijzen
During this 6 months I joined the team behind the Fubon Tower, the Fubon Art museum and the Energy center in Taipei, which was already at CD and DD stage, which means working on finishes and details as well has general permits.In these six months I was able to help the team with detail drawings of canopies as well as mechanical sliding door details, the interior furnishing of the tower and museum lobbies and bathrooms, section drawings, graphics work, 3D modelling for imagery as well as model making.
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I was in charge of preparing client presentations of the design tasks I was involved in, which involved preparing material test, rendering, models, and visuals. All in all this was not a conventional internship, you are encouraged to take decisions, express them and be an active part oft he team. For me the most valuable experience was getting to know the talented professionals that make RPBW the way it is.
TOP: Faรงade Detail Blue Print RIGHT TOP: Canopy CD RIGHT BOTTOM: Sliding Door Detail
RPBW
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LEFT: Museum Entrance Rendering Different Bathrooms Tower Lobby Rendering
TOP: Stacking Diagram Overall Tower Section BOTTOM: Tower Floor Plan
Villa Familie Rittweger team collaboration | on-going Project Manuel Herz Architekten
I joined a team of 2 in the preliminary and approval planing phase of a luxury family housing project in Munich, next to the english Garden. During my time with the team I worked on the material concept and design of the Ground-floor, the children’s rooms as well as the corridor and staircases. I worked on the design of the Fassade, Fassade openings, materiality and sun shading system.
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I worked closely with companies to find a system that would work in the curved glass façade in order to offer openable automatic outside sun shading. We worked on client presentations, renderings, models, plans and design elements discussing closely with the clients and the lead architect.
TOP: Axo of the GroundfloorRIGHT: Fassade
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LEFT: Material Concept renderings for the ground floor RIGHT: Material Concept renderings for the first floor
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This project consists of a 20.000m2 housing and commercial use block in Ehrenfeld, south of the center of Cologne in Germany. During the preliminary design stage we have calculated and rearranged uses and areas according to a strict catalogue provided by our client the firm BPD. Ww came up with the concept of small scale family housing that creates a sort of carpet, topped up by 8 floor high “tower” and surrounded by a perimeter block building, which is meant to mimmic the surrounding urban structure and guard the family houses in the courtyard from outside acoustic inconveniences.
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I have worked on arranging not only the over ground areas but also the parking spaces, sub-dived in two units. While working on the Underground level a plethora of regulations and safety actions had to be taken into account. I also worked on creating functional and innovative floor-plans for almost all parts of the project as well as façade and material studies through visualisations and models. As a specific task I have been in charge of communicating with the client as well as the technical planners and I have created client meeting presentations as well as organised the internal structure of the project.
TOP: Façade close-up RIGHT: Façade simulations
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Projekt Neubau Liebigstraße Liebigstr. 201-203 50823 Köln Neu-Ehrenfeld
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Kontaktadresse:
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Manuel Herz Architekten Hebelstrasse 81 CH 4056 Basel Tel: +41(0)61 2615145 liebig@manuelherz.com
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bpd Immobilienentwicklung GmbH Niederlassung Köln Richard-Byrd-Str. 6a 50829 Köln
Trennung Rauchabschnitte Plangrösse
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Unterflurbehälter LEFT TOP: 5000l Landscape and urban plan LEFT BOTTOM: Underground Parking Plan RIGHT TOP: Area usage and arrangement plan RIGHT BOTTOM: Exemplary floor plans Müllgrossbehälter 1100l
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Architekt Neubau Liebigstraße Liebigstr. 201-203 50823 Köln Neu-Ehrenfeld
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Projekt Neubau Liebigstraße Liebigstr. 201-203 50823 Köln Neu-Ehrenfeld
Kontaktadresse:
Manuel Herz Architekten
Hebelstrasse 81 CH 4056 Basel Tel: +41(0)61 2615145 liebig@manuelherz.com
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bpd Immobilienentwicklung GmbH Niederlassung Köln Richard-Byrd-Str. 6a 50829 Köln
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Manuel Herz Architekten Hebelstrasse 81 CH 4056 Basel Tel: +41(0)61 2615145 liebig@manuelherz.com
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ReInvent the Museum _ 10th semester | Work in a group of 5 Chair for arch. history and curatorial studies | Prof. Lepik
After the semester Project named â&#x20AC;&#x153;ReInvent the museumâ&#x20AC;? where we had to think about how the museum of the future would look like, we where asked to curate an exhibition showcasing the end results of the Semester in the Architecture Museum Augsburg. We planed and created a system to showcase the posters and models, as well as did research on the city and history of the museums in Augsburg. The Poster trees were fabricated out of steel and made so that they could be dismounted and used for other exhibitions.
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Thomas and myself have been working on a series of sculptures made out of steel and cladded with high shine polished steel, matte steel and black painted wood. The Structure had to me measured and planed out, renderings had to me made in order to find sponsors. During the collaboration I was in charge of planing the structure and cladding, as well as the visual aspects The sculpture has to reflect the environment, so it was important to show it in different atmospheres.
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Stamping Ground A school in Karsi Kunda | Group work Organised by the NKA Foundation | The Gambia
Stamping Ground was an earth architecture workshop taking place in the Kassi Kunda village in eastern Gambia between July 22nd 2018 and October 21st 2018. This workshop was an opportunity to learn about the practicalities of rammed earth, adobe brick, thatch construction, and climate appropriate design, while contributing to community development in The Gambia.
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Through the workshop we immersed ourselves in the local lifestyle and explored local cultures, issues, technologies and potentials. Together with the local youth we adapted and developed the design utilising our new combined knowledge, and constructed a climate appropriate, locally influenced community asset, a vocational school.
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