Architectural Portfolio

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Architectural Portfolio

Danai Michailidou 1



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Curriculum Vitae

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University Projects

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Danai Michailidou 3/11/1994 Huddersfield, UK Full driving licence holder Cypriot “Third year architecture student seeking a position as a Junior Architect. Just finished RIBA part 1 at University of Huddersfield. Creative, innovative with excellent communication skills.�

Phone: +447732614786 Email: danae.xd@hotmail.com Web: http://issuu.com/danaemichaelidou

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Skills

Excellent knowledge Good knowledge

AutoCad [2D+3D] Photoshop 3DS Max Google sketchup Illustrator Indesign Other: Microsoft office, Handcrafting, Modeling, Sketching, Drawing, Painting, Sculpting, Amature Photography

Education 2012 - Present

BA Architecture | University of Huddersfield

2009 - 2012

Polemidia Lyceum, Polemidia, Lemesos, Cyprus [Sciend and Arts Section]

Experience June - July 2013

Akis Charalambous architects, Limassol, Cyprus | Architect Volunteer

Tasks + Skills

Correcting errors for projects under construction while visiting them on site. Redesigning interior for hotels and appartments. Developed communication and organisation skills. Learned more about details and construction

Summer 2014

Yozen Greek Frozen yogurt | Sales

Tasks + Skills

Organising the shop, responsible for opening and closing the shop Work under pressure, communication skills


Achievements - Awarded in European Art Competition 2010 [ first place] + 2012 [third place] - Participated in summer seminars about europe representing Cyprus in Otzenhauzen european academy in Germany [2010] - Participated in Comenius Exchange programme in Chambery, France [2011] - Field trip to Cork, Ireland and urban analysis of the city [2014] - Participated twice in an art summer camp competition [2011 + 2012] - Dissertation : The city of Limassol, an urban development of Limassol city. How the major interventions affected the city and how Limassol Marina one of the main projects relates to the city. Is this project what the city actually needed? [2015]

Interests - Dancing [Ballet, Contemporary, Jazz]: I have been a dancer since 4 years old until today. Participated in 8 dance shows. Dancing teached me discipline and to act fast under the pressure of time. -Participating in Les Mills classes -Sculpting and installations -Art

Languages Greek

Native Language

English

Speak Fluently + read/write with high proficiency

References upon request

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University Projects 1914 Event Space Form Film + Photography academy Design with climate Architect’s House Facade Bothy

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A Beer Museum in Cork

Location: North Main Street, Cork, Ireland Year 3 [2015]

The site is located between two streets North main street and Grattan Street. North main street has been given this name because during the 17th century it was the main road for trading. Nowadays, this road is not the main spine of the city. Cork council decided to give life to this street again by developing the lowest part of South Main street (see map). I chose this specific site because I wanted to redevelop the area and make the street the central spine of the city. Grattan street mostly consists of residential buildings so I want the entrance of my building to face main street in order to keep Grattan street more quite and private. The site itself is abandoned at the moment and mostly used as a parking. After all it is a good location for a redevelopment since it is close to Cork vision centre and it is surrounded by significant landmarks of the city.

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Insipration + Concept

Bottling Relax + Enjoy the result

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In order to design a brewery and a beer museum i think it is necessary to explore beer and its making. Making beer is a quite simple process that consists of several stages. It takes time to make beer and it takes even more time to perfect the taste especially if you want to produce homede beer. The concept behind my design is based on how beer is made, since beer passes through several stages in order to be ready to consume the visitors of this museum wll go through several stages until they reach the point of actually tasting and seeing the product. The main stages of brewing is Mashing, Frementation, Aging and bottling. The equvalent process for the visitors will be as follows - Getting to know what you will see - Learning facts - Experience reality - Relax and enjoy the result. This process will be translated into spaces.

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The current site was a parking which was accessible only by a narrow path facing North Main street and from Grattan street. It was also surrounded by a wall which is now removed creating easier access from both streets. The narrow path is no longer narrow and both the path and the building welcomes you into the building. The building has three ntrances, the main entrance the brewery entrance and the restuaran entrance which will be open during night when the building will be closed. Behind it there is a parking lot which is going to be used for visitors, staff and suppliying the building. Therefore the building is going to be accessible by both visitors and staff through the two streets ( as shown in the site plan). 13


WC

Plant room

Entrance/ Atrium

WC Storage

Tea kitchen + storage

Offices WC Entrance to restaurant

Brewery

Ground Floor - Brewery and entering the exhibition

Timeline exhibition

Storage

Views to Brewery

WC Temporary exhibition

Exhibition

Science of Beer exhibition

First Floor - The exhibition


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Storage WC

Cafe Shop

Seating area

Second Floor - Beer tasting and Cafe

Waiting area Kitchen

Storage

Bar

WC

Seating area Seating area

Third Floor - Bar Restaurant

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First floor is completely dedicated to the educational side of beer making. Entering the exhibition (starting from left) visitors go through a timelined - formed exhibition where they learn interesting facts about beer’s history. Moving on the space itself drives the visitor through the “laboratory” exhibition which cover the scientific aspect of beer making.

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The ground floor works as an entrance to all of the facilities that the building offers. The atrium welcomes people into the building. Moreover following the path that the building creates towards the side entrance you can access the brewery. The brewery is open to public and allows the visitor to have the unique experience to explore the beer making in real life and taste beer straight out of the barrel.

Entrance/Atrium

Brewery

Views to the brewery from the exhibition


Cafe area

Entering second and third floor

Exterior Views

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1. Bullast 50mm 2. Vapour control layer 3. Xps Insulation 100mm 4. Concrete Slab 300mm

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5. Concrete Slab, Polished 300mm 6.Gravel 100mm 7.Moisture Barrier 25mm 8. Hardcore 400mm 9.Waterproof membrane 50mm


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How glass and glulam beam connect to the slab 1. Glulam 200mmx100mm 2. Metal Joints

Concrete wall with brick gladding Brick 80mm

Glass connected to glulam Double glazing

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1914 Event Space Form Location: Huddersfield Train station Year 3 [2014]

The task for this project was to design a temporary or permanent structure/installation/pavilion which celebrates the events of 1914. We have been given different topics and facts that are based and influenced by the year “1914” and how everything was affected by the WW1 (100 years anniversary) Another part of the brief was to pick a “forgotten space” in the centre of Huddersfield and place the event there to change the landscape and the movement. In that way people will be informed in the best way possible about the concept and the theory of each event.

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Insipration + Concept Expressionism combined with glass architecture. Art and architecture movements influenced in some way by the WW1, bloomed during 1914. Many expressionists appeared during this year and a lot of paintings marked the movement of expressionism. My source of inspiration is Egon Schiele’s portrait of Friederike Maria Beer, Glasshaus Pavilion by Bruno Taut and the poems written by Paul Scheerbart that talk about glass architecture and the main influence of Bruno Taut. The colour palette of the painting has vibrant colours, so I have picked the basic dominant colours and combined them with the theories about glass architecture as described in Scheerbart’s Work

Experimenting with colour and light is a combination that makes you feel the warmth of the materiality when the light is present. The light, and in that case the natural light will create a natural painting with the contribution of the design. The portrait of Friderike Maria Beer by Egon Schiele fits in the site perfectly, the movement and the flow is very similar. The pavilion will be as light as the feeling of glass and as warm as the daylight reflection. On site it will not change the current circulation dramatically and it will bring more people in the lost and forgotten square.


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Site Plan


During daylight the pavilion will behave as an interactive painting shaped on the ground. The sunlight and the coloured Plexiglas that are embraced by the metal structure will give movement to the pavilion. During night time when the sun is gone, artificial lighting will take over in order to create shadows and a smaller projection room will project patterns based on Schiele’s work.

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The main event will be in the small square and there is going to be an exhibition about the pavilion telling its story and educate the people about art movements and expressionism. The whole installation will be spreaded throughout the train station square so It will lead to the main event.


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Plexiglass connected to the metal frame


2 panels of 50mm plexiglass

200mm x 100mm Metal Frame

The structures is screwed to the ground as seen in the picture

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Film + Photography

Location: Holmfirth, Bus station Year 2 [2014]

After the urban study we did as groups in Holmfirth we had to design a building and recreate the landscape of our chosen site. The usage of the building is based on what people said that they think their town needed. I designed a film and photography academy. This building will create opportunities and attract younger people in the area. Moreover, based on the fact that Holmfirth has a “film history” (The last of summer wine). It would be a good idea continuing this “tradition” by adding this film and photography academy.

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Concept “A picture is worth a thousand words� My conceptual approach was based on the human face and figure because an individual is one of the most important elements in films and pictures.


Wider and renewed bridges The building will be consisted of two separate parts: the academy + the cinema There is an existing brick wall which is removed and replaced with a lighter wall allowing people to have views towards the river The roof will emerge from the ground allowing people to walk up the roof

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1. Instant Sedum Mat Laid 2. Kalzip sheets 150mm with drainage modular matt and fire blown clay substrate 3.High density insulation 75mm 4.Kalzip stuctural Deck 110mm 5.Concrete Slab 200mm 6.Services 450mm 7.Wacotech 500mm 8. Services 9. Concrete Slab 200mm 10.Xps insulation 150mm


11. Double glazing glass wall with metal structure 12.Floor finish 20mm 13.Xps insulation 150mm with waterproof membrane 14.Concrete Foundation 200mm 15. Gravel 100mm 16.Hardcore 900mm

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Entrance

North-west view

Exhibition Space

Cafe


South-West view

Approach to the entrance

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Design with climate

This project is about a temporary structure that will be located in Arizona desert and will adapt in the mild arid climate of the area. Structure will function as a shelter and information point. Year 2 [2013]

Elevations

How it will assebmle


Architect’s House

Location: Golcar A house design and an architectural office Year 1 [2013]

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Facade

Location: Huddersfield Intervention in Cross church streett Year 1 [2013]


Bothy

Location: Marsden Year 1 [2012]

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Artwork Installations + Sculptures Drawings + Paintings

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Sculptures Installations Images from left to right

- “Composing a multicultural europe” Sculpture for european competition [2011] - “Becoming one with my shoes” Installation/sculpture [2014] - “A face , a million emotions”[2014] - “ Recreaiting a crime scene” Installation [2011] . Edited,digital media used [2015]

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Drawings + Paintings

Images from left to right - “Nerves” mixed media [2010] - “Memories” acrylic [2010] -”Old city of Limassol” Watercolours and ink pen [2011] - “Omodos village” Drawing for an art competition [2012] -Perspective drawing [2013 Year 1] - Still life [2012] Pencil

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Thanks for your time danae.xd@hotmail.com


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