Architecture Portfolio by Daniela Hoffrichter

“Strive for perfection in everything you do. Take the best that exists and make it better. When it does not exist, design it.” – Sir Henry Royce

“Der beste Weg eine gute Idee zu bekommen, ist es, viele zu haben.” – Linus Pauling “The best way to reach a good idea, is to have several.” – Linus Pauling

PRESENTATION

INTERESTS

Public Space

Music

Design Brazilian, graduated in Architecture & Urbanism from Universidade Positivo (Curitiba-PR), with Masters degree in Architecture by the Bauhaus University (Weimar, Germany), Curious, Observative, Organized, Creative, with an eye for detail. Dynamic performance, Comunicative, Flexible, Objective, Foccussed and Dedicated. Effortless adjustment to various environments. â&#x20AC;&#x153;My passion lies in designing spaces that encourage their users to stay and linger. Spaces which ought to be welcoming, positive and fun, promoting the well being, interaction and development of its users .â&#x20AC;&#x153;

Travel

Art

Culture

Coffee

CURRICULUM VITAE

GOAL

SKILLS

Work in the fields of architecture and urban planning, designing and developing projects.

COMMUNICATIVE DINAMIC FLEXIBLE PROACTIVE DEDICATED OBJECTIVE FOCUSSED

EDUCATION

2012 - 2014 Bauhaus Universität Weimar: Masters degree in Architecture. 2007 - 2012 Universidade Positivo: Bachelors and Masters degree in Architecture and Urban Planning (Urbanism). 1995 – 2006 Colégio Suiço -Brasileiro de Curitiba: Elementary & High School.

LANGUAGES

PORTUGUESE ENGLISH GERMAN

SPANISH, FRENCH & ITALIAN

PROFICIENCIES

Data collection and measurements on site. Writing Reports and carrying out Budgets. Create unique architectural designs according to client’s demand. Drawing architectural plans, sections, elevations and details at initial study, basic project and final project level. Material and furniture specifications. Electrical and Lighting Projects. Overseeing of Construction Works/Phases. Direct relationship and interaction with clients and suppliers.

SOFTWARES

Office Package (Word, Excel e Power Point) AutoCad 2D Revit Architecture Google SketchUp e Vray Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign Adobe Photoshop. Corel Draw Vector Works Rhino Relux.

WORK EXPERIENCE

TIMELINE

CONTENT

Urban Design Competition: SCHINKELWETTBEWERB 2014 Berlin - Spandau

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Freelancing: PERKINS + WILL Brasil

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Study Project: TANGRAM: TEMPORARY THEATRE PAVILION

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National architecture competition: STUDENT HOUSING COMPLEX UNIFESP.

Scenography Project:

Mastherthesis (Bauhaus Universität): DRIVE: A new perspective for parking in manhattan, NYC.

Study Project: STREETVIEW: BERLIN<>LOS ANGELES.

Interior Design Concept: COUPLE’S APARTMENT

Mastherthesis (Universidade Positivo): PUBLIC LIBRARY IN PARANAGUÁ

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P. 12

P. 19

THE MASTER BUILDER P. 28

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FIT PARTICIPAÇÕES Interior design project (corporate office) PERKINS + WILL BRASIL

The corporate office design was developed for the company FIT PARTICIPAÇÕES, active in the area of management consulting services in São Paulo. The 460m2 are divided into meeting rooms, staff kitchen, working areas, etc. Including a private office for each major partner. The main idea for these offices, as well as the area that encompasses the space of secretaries, pouch room and computer room was highlighting them as loose “boxes” in space. Among the finishing materials used the slatted wood paneling, along with white formica and various wallpapers stand out.

LAYOUT FLOOR PLAN

SECTION AA & SECTION BB 8

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

PERSPECIVE - WORKING STATIONS

PERSPECTIVE - OFFICE (SECRETARIES).

INTERIOR OFFICE PERSPECTIVE

INTERIOR OFFICE PERSPECTIVE - CORRIDOR.

Perspectivas by Rodrigo Gianoni.

HYATT PLACE SOROCABA Hotel Project PERKINS + WILL BRASIL

The Hyatt Place Sorocaba Hotel is considered a landmark to one of the most promising cities whithin the SĂŁo Paulo State. It is located close to a major shopping mall, nearby the Raposo Tavares highway and a region that is undergoing urban revitalization. Altogether there are 172 rooms, aimed at business audience. These follow the international standarts set by the Hyatt Group at each of their developments. For the faĂ§ade, a white mass ties the windows together while the glass film unites it all. The Corten steel, which brings weight and personality to the hotel entrance, coats the marquise that protects guests and visitors, as they enter the building.

SITE PLAN

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN 10

PERSPECTIVE - STREET LEVEL

EXTERNAL PERSPECTIVE

PARTIAL SECTION - PORTE COCHERE

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS - TYPICAL FLOOR CORRIDOR

INTERIOR ELEVATIONS - ROOMS

SPECIFICATIONS - ROOM DOORS Perspectivas by Rodrigo Gianoni.

STUDENT HOUSING COMPLEX

Unifesp - São José dos Campos The proposal is located in the city of Sao José dos Campos, in Brazil, within the Limits of the Unifesp Campus. Its concept is based on a bar, dived in two parts facing each other and connected by elevated walkways. In this way, best insolation was achieved for all the dorms. The public space is organized within the two bars, in different levels, due to the sloping area of intervention. To bring rithym into the facade of the building, and promote interaction of residents and visitors out of community spaces, common rooms were placed within the sequence of apartments on both sidebars. Along with 250 living units, the complex hosts a Gym, Common Kitchen, Laundry Room, Café, Business Centre, Game Room , Theatre and private/group study rooms, located next to patios, within the different levels.

2015 Concurso de Arquitetura IABSP. Team: Daniela Hoffrichter_Eduardo Jung.

96m

SITE PLAN 12

PERSPECTIVE - NORTHEAST FACADE

PERSPECTIVE 13

2.5

7.5

30m

2.5

7.5

30m

GROUND LEVEL_0.00

FLOOR PLAN LEVEL_-6.00

The vertical circulation cores aim at linking the different levels of the Project, ensuring the necessary emergency exits and providing access to residents with special needs to all floors. These elements, along the walkways that connect one side to the other, guarantee the projects visual identity. The complex structure is based on flat slabs in prestressed concrete; pillars are also in concrete. These combined with drywall structure inside the apartments; seek greater flexibility and thermal comfort. The external walls are paneled with cement slabs and yellow ACP, for the circulation core.

SECTION

2.5

7.5

30m

9.00 6.00 3.00 0.00 -3.00 -6.00 -9.00 -12.00

PERSPECTIVE (LEVES) ACESS TO SPORTS AREA

PERSCPECTIVE - WALKWAYS 16

PERSPECTIVE (LEVELS) FROM WALKWAYS

PERSPECTIVE - APARTMENT 17

DRIVE A new perspective for Parking in Manhattan, NYC. “In recent years, there has been an increase in cycling, as well as train travel, but the car is still the transport mode that keeps having the biggest impact on how cities are shaped.” - Combo Competitions.

PERSPECTIVE FROM WEST 34TH STREET 2014 Bauhaus Universität Weimar_Chair of Urban planning & Design_Tutor: (Vertr.- Prof) Dr. Steffen de Rudder.

Parking structures are usually built as functional and bare as possible, resulting in a monotonous scary and dark atmosphere, from which we want to scape as soon as possible. Aiming at changing this perception of the places where we park our cars, the proposal takes a new a aproach towards the: “bilnd car boxes”, placing the pedestrian in the centre of the design and so turning the usually dreadfull act of walking within a parking garage into an experience for those who park and those who visit. In DRIVE, the roles usually taken by pedestrians and cars/bikes in a parking garage are switched: Cars, bikes and other means of transportation are brought up/down by multiplatform elevators, while pedestrians circulate trough the ascending promenades, enjoying the views of the Big Apple’s Skyline and High line Park.

PERSPECTIVE - ASCENDING PROMENADE

PERSPECTIVE - HIGH LINE PARK CONNECTION

LOCATION

TERRACE PERSPECTIVE

COMPOSITION ISOMETRY

GROUND LEVEL 0.00

OFFICE & PARKING FLOOR PLAN

MULTIPLE PLATFORMS ELEVATORS SCHEME

HIGH LINE PARK CONNECTION (MARKET FLOOR PLAN)

MULTIMEDIA LIBRARY FLOOR PLAN

RETAIL FLOOR PLAN

The Structures intention is to work as an urban catalyst. The levels of the main core are organized with parking and a secondary use, that varies from floor to floor. the different uses planned for this building, along with parking (as illustrated in the diagram) opperate on different time tables, in order to lighten the building and bring it to life at all times.

CROSS SECTION (WEST 34TH STREET)

WEST 34TH STREET FACADE

Cultural Centre Studios Library Mediatheque Exposition areas CafĂŠ

Housing Studios Apartments (max. 130m2)

Apartments & Office Mid Size Apartments Corporate Offices Small Offrices Co Working

Park Tower & Housing Studios Leisure areas Sports

PROPOSALS FOR FUTURE BUILDING USES

PERSPECTIVE- OFFICE & PARKING

COUPLE’s APARTMENT

FLOOR PLAN 0

2.5

2014 Couple’s Apartment. Team: Daniela Hoffrichter_Eduardo Jung.

7.5

10m

This interior design concept was created for a newly wed young couple. The aim was sat at a modern and urban apartment, which would serve as a calm refuge on work days and as cool place to receive friends and family on the weekends for dinners and house parties.

LIVING ROOM / KITCHEN

The big living room, divided in 3 areas integrates the open kitchen. The wall behind the cabinet was removed, in order to bring more transparency to the room. When alone, the couple would dine in the kitchen, at the marble top table with design chairs. Both the kitchen top and tiles are in stailness steel, for a modern/ contemporary view and easy cleaning. To integrate the kitchen and dining area, a bech was placed with the dining table, in this way, guests are able to talk face to face with the cook at dinner parties. In the living room, the tv area, as well as the reading lounge, are divided by big cozy rugs. The Tv Rack is custom work from the architects design. The reading lounge is composed by two Diz, chairs, made by the brazilian designer SĂŠrgio Rodrigues and the shelves are made in white wood which is lacquered. The combination of the ceramic clading, immitating bricks (Pasinato Trendstone), along with the lead dors, the wood and the chrome objects are responsable for the urban feel of the apartment.

LIVING ROOM

DINING ROOM / LOUNGE The lights value the design pieces and all combined, create a snug enviroment, easy to come back to at the end of the day to relax. At the Coupleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Suite, the brick cladding continues. The panel over the Siena (B&B Italia) bed is made of recycled wood with concrete shelves. Next to the bed, one finds a design rocking chair for reading. The Zigzag chair in the Bedroom is used as the bedside table, properly iluminated by the pendant light, hanging above it.

COUPLEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S SUITE

SCHINKELWETTBEWERB 2014: Spandau-Berlin.

CONCEPT The historic city center of Spandau (district near Berlin, Germany) is located at the confluence of rivers Spree and Havel. The aims of the Schinkelwettbewerb 2014 (urban planning competition) are reconnecting and reviving the isolated city center. The concept to enable the old city center reconnection and revival is based on a stripe concept. The city was divided according to stripes with different uses, which involve the old city core. Starting west is the new developments stripe, followed by the green Boulevard, the stripes that compose the historic city center, the river park, ending in the cultural gardens stripe, across the river.

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The stripe concept is recognized in the distribution of new uses as well as in the typology of the new developments. Here new uses of Business, Housing, Culture and Retail are introduced. A new THE STRIPES Square is designed for the main train station next to the pavilion. SPANDAU BEI BERLIN CONTEXT SCHINKEL-WETTBEWERB2014 North of the new Development a Culture Campus is introduced. SPATIAL RELATIONS Replacing the Highway that favored the isolation of the old city center comes the green boulevard, with 4 lanes for slow/ medium traffic and wide bike and walkways, adjacent to the park.

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KONTEXT RÄUMLICHE BEZÜGE

Both riverfronts (Riverpark and cultural gardens) have installations for outdoor theatre, playgrounds, outdoor skating and sports/ picnic areas. Pedestrian bridges unite both fronts, and the rest of the area. A clear connection is established between the new Culture Campus and the old casting factory, which is now an artistic center, housing studios for local artists as well as a theatre and a museum for temporary expositions.

Culture Business Housing Housing & Retail

SQUARE AND PAVILION PERSPECTIVE 2013 Bauhaus Universität Weimar_Chair of Urban Architecture_Tutor: Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Hildegard Barz-Malfatti. Team: Daniela Hoffrichter_Raquel Ocón.

MASTER PLAN 29

TANGRAM: TEMPORARY THEATRE PAVILION Theatre Art seasoN chanGe diveRsity Attraction Magic

INTERNAL PERSPECTIVE 2013 Bauhaus Universität Weimar_Chair of Building Morphology_Tutor: Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dipl.-Des. Bernd Rudolf Team: Daniela Hoffrichter_Carina Rösicke

The main idea for the design of this temporary theatre pavilion came from the Chinese puzzle Tangram, where several pieces cut out from a perfect square, are combined into different shapes. The structure of the pavilion resulted from the combination of the original pieces that compose the square: the rectangle, triangles and the square. These might be separated and repositioned to give form to a new, different pavilion elsewhere in the city, if wanted. The chosen configuration, revealed a 9 meters high spectacle room of 576 square meters. As well as the pavilion itself, that can me mounted, dismounted and remounted, the stage is also organized in modules, that can be combined in different ways, generating different types of stages (as shown in the cross sections), for several types of spectacles. Modules of the stage, which are not at use, can be placed throughout other areas of the city to create small outdoor stages or benches, spreading the theatre atmosphere to the whole city. These pieces may also be stored under the floor of the pavilion if wanted. The pieces of tangram can again be recognized in the facade, which is composed by copper panels, mostly perforated. These allow the building to shine at night and illuminate its surroundings.

SITE PLAN

CROSS SECTION

CROSS SECTION - CENTER STAGE

CROSS SECTION - STAGE AND AUDIENCE IN PLATFORM SETTING

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

PERSPECTIVE - ACESS FROM THEATRE SQUARE

UPPER FLOOR PLAN

PERSPECTIVE - BACK ACCESS ( FROM GELEITSTRASSE)

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS

THE MASTER BUILDER Stage Setting - Scenography Project The Master Builder (1982) belongs to the collection of most significant works by Henrik Ibsen. The main idea, which sustains the concept of the stage setting, is the journey from the real to the imaginary, more specifically the master builder’s inner world. The aim is to give the audience subtle hints about the transition into the master builder’s mind, to try to comprehend his delusion and internal conflicts. Strong characteristics interpreted by the reading of the play were incorporated within all the acts, and the foccus was set on the conflict between old and new, tension and ilusion. ACT 1 - THE OFFICE

To achieve this dream world atmosphere, the notion of reality was distorted. To do so, materials and elements were combined and arranged in an unusual way. The first act is located in the master builder’s office, which is recreated with both organized/neet and unkept tables, a book shelve, a central window and two side doors. The characteristic of this act is the contrast and fear of the new replacing the old.

ACT 2 - THE SALON

For the second act, the stage is rotated to create the salon. Flower petals are scattered on the floor (an element taken from the character Hilde) and chairs are hung upside down from the ceiling. The purpose here is to confuse the audience, to increase the tension, to suggest imminent danger and also create a variable playfield for actors to interact with the stage. The main element here, in the second moment of the play, becomes the bay window in the back. It serves as a real opening into the master builder’s mind, filled with memories and fears (the troll, the fire, the tower).

ACT 3 - THE TUNNEL

The final act is staged in the veranda. The thought here is to place some actors in the middle of the audience, to act as they are really looking from outside the house. The window takes on a more importante role in this final act. It serves as a portal to the past or a way out of his complicated mind. Behind the window is a tunnel structure in which the actor crawls. The climbing of the tower becomes a reversed action of descent. Everything becomes dark, a loud noise plays out and the play finishes. The end is open to interpretation.

2013 Bauhaus Universität Weimar_Chair of Presentation Methodology_Tutor: Dir.-Ing Sabine Zierold Team: Daniela Hoffrichter_Felix Dondera_Mariam Giguashvili.

ATMOSPHERE AND TEXTURES

SOLNESS

HILDE COSTUMES

TECH

The change between acts happens with the rotating stage. Act 1 and 3 happen in the same wall structure, while act 2 has an independent one. Everything is set up at the beginning and for the change of acts the lights come down, the curtains close and the stage is rotated.

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A technique less usual for theatre is the backside projection. It was decided to use this method, so that the actors wouldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t get mixed up or blended by the projections that occur on the window during act 2. For act 3 we use the ordinary front projection for the tunnel, on the wall and floor. This atmosphere is dark and confusing, to keep the elements and actors indistinguishable.

ALINE SOLNESS

BACKSIDE PROJECTION

2nd ACT

1st & 3rd ACT

ROTATING STAGE

SECTION - 3rd ACT

STREETVIEW: BERLIN<>LOS ANGELES

CONCEPT

PERSPECTIVE - SHOPPING STREET 2012 Bauhaus Universit채t Weimar_Chair of urban planning & Design_ Tutor: Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Wolfgang Christ Team: Daniela Hoffrichter_Lucia K체hnelova.

Karl-Marx-Strasse in Berliner district Neukölln, former prosperous and popular shopping street, has lost its enchantment and become an abandoned area, filled with 1 euro cheap shops. The proposal focuses on bringing back a shopping experience, by using the great potential already present here to design a place, which will again attract a diversity of visitors, who once loved this area, bringing it back to life. The main concept for the revival of this area lies in the philosophy of the American urbanist, William H Whyte. According to him, „The street is the river of life for the city.“ So, like a river, Karl-Marx Strasse flows through its natural course until it finds a new path to follow, that finishes in an attractive bay, filled with new pleasant experiences. Here, a new complex is created, with a main/lively shopping street, that has a surprise at every corner. It leads its visitors to the main square, which overlooks the bay, a new recreational zone. Other uses are combined here to retail such as housing, business and culture. This is intended so that the complex has light and life 24/7. Once the project was finished, our study project group travelled to Los Angeles (USA) for a workshop with architecture and landscape students of Cal Poly University. At this workshop, many different views and ideas of what is street, how will the streets of tomorrow look and the thought of Los Angeles having a Street Like Karl-Marx Strasse were discussed.

BUSINESS

MIXED USE HOUSING & RETAIL

HOUSING

USES

0 5 10 20

SHOPPING CONCEPT

50m

Privat Privat (Dachterassen) Halb - privat

0 5 10

STREET FLOW

50m

0 5 10

STREET CHARACTER

50m

Öffentlich

PATIO HIERARCHY

0 5 10

MASTER PLAN

0 5 10

50m

SECTION

PERSPECTIVE - RIVERFRONT

50m

PERSPECTIVE - MAIN SQUARE

PUBLIC LIBRARY IN PARANAGUÁ

SITE PLAN

INTERNAL PERSPECTIVE 2011 Universidade Positivo_Tutor: Prof. Thais Saboia Martins

GROUND FLOOR_0.00 The proposal for the new library building is found close to both business and historic centers of the city of Paranaguá. It is of easy access for those who live and the city and in other cities close, once the main bus and train stations are near to the building.

From the second floor on, the volumes unite, and the building becomes continuous. As the visitor goes up to upper floor, the visual of the Bay of Paranaguá, as well as the one from the main/ old train station.

The Edifice is organized in volumes: both side volumes host the book collections, while the main body of the library host’s areas for study and research.

To articulate the main core of the library building, mezzanine areas where created with the stairs, to allow visual interaction of the whole building and its users.

The auditorium is located in one of the side volumes, on the ground floor. It is intended to work at different hours than the library building, therefore having a separate access. Next to it, an outdoor area to host expositions and book fairs, allowing pedestrians to cross over from side to side and arrive at the Café.

Being Paranaguá a port city, it was decided to work with concrete structures (beams, columns and slabs).

SECTION AA’

FLOOR PLAN LEVEL_6.00

UPPER FLOOR PLAN_10.50

FACADE JÚLIA DA COSTA STREET

FACADE VEREADOR JORGE SALIM CHEDE STREET

DETAIL OF CROSS VENTILATION SYSTEM

Perforated cortén steel panels were used in order to protect the facades from direct sunlight and guarantee natural ventilation. These also serve as reference to the port city, due to its resemblance of the steel sheets used in ships and containers.

SECTION BB’

BIRDVIEW PERSPECTIVES