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Daria
Stupina PERSONAL PROJECTS: Tolyatti Campus (B.Arch) Samara City District Renovation (M.Arch) Stove Hut Ice Pupa
PHONE +79852248267 EMAIL stupinadarya@yahoo.com SKYPE stupina.darya
2010 2012 2015 2016
EDUCATION:
AS PART OF BUREAU OSTOZHENKA TEAM:
Art School № 2 Samara 1998 - 2002
Russian mothertongue English IELTS 7.5
2012 Greater Moscow Competition 2013 Multifunctional Complex on Shenogina St. Residential Complex in Mitishi (under construction) Rhythmic Gymnastics Center (Golden Ratio Premium) Reconstruction of the State Archives building of Russian Federation 2014 Public Center Tverskaya Zastava 2015 Polyany Residential Complex 2016 Spatial development of Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk (Golden Ratio Nomination) River City Competition Residential building on Veshnyakovskaya St. (under construction) 2017 River City School Krasnye Vorota Office Building Renovation of Residential Quarters in Moscow Competition
ARTISTIC PORTFOLIO:
LEARNING EXPERIENCE AND PUBLICATIONS:
www.behance.net/dashiniskazki
2007 International Summer School (Samara)
Samara State University of Architecture and Civil Engineering Bachelor of Architecture 2005 - 2010 Master of Architecture 2010 – 2012 Diploma project blog: http://stupinadaryaarch.tumblr.com/ LANGUAGES:
2008 Participation in Student Conferences at Samara State University of Architecture --2012 and Civil Engineering (with publications) 2012 Participation in the international conference “Architectural environment of the Russian province: look from outside and from inside“ (with publications)
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Ice Pupa
In collaboration with Eduard Haiman Toronto, Canada 2016 Ice Pupa was created for a WinterStations competition. Ice Pupa is a structure similar to an ice sculpture designed to serve as a shelter around a lifeguard stand on Toronto beach. It is made of ice bricks with inserted Wind Vibration Energy Harvesters that collect wind energy and shine at night-time. PUPA is constructed by igloo’s snowbrick laying method. It glows in sunlight during daytime and shines like a lantern during the night. PUPA is designed for cold winter months. At the end of the season ice bricks would melt, only Piezo Elemets should be stored for a possible re-use.
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Stove Hut
Personal project New Brunswick, Canada 2015 Stove Hut is a project created for a competition for the backwoods cabin of the future that should be compact in size and with minimized greenhouse gas emissions. For this challenge, I created a full-season cabin based on a traditional Russian stove system playing a role of a base structure and a warm bed. The cabin is covered with a light skin made of wooden rails and roofing elements insulated with moss. Made of local materials this cabin can perfectly suit to Canadian forests where the temperature and climate are much the same as in Russian midland.
Floor plan
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Greater Moscow As a part of Ostozhenka Team Moscow, Russia 2012
Given the lack of space in the city centre, the Moscow City Council is considering an extension of the urban field by extending and developing 150,000 hectares of land to the south-west of the city. Our team worked on the proposed extension as a driving force for the future of Greater Moscow, while considering the impact of massive urbanisation on the new areas. Improving urban quality of life is the primary objective of Greater Moscow, providing a natural setting for something extraordinary. Project link: http://ostarch.ru/main/projects?id=38
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Renovation of Residential Quarters in Moscow As a part of Ostozhenka Team Moscow, Russia 2017
On 25 th April 2017 the Architectural and Urban Planning Competition for pilot sites of housing stock renovation in Moscow was launched. The competition is held by the Committee for Architecture and Urban Planning of Moscow to select the best solutions for the 5 pilot sites in different districts of the capital. Bureau Ostozhenka participated in this competition and has developed a unique method of renewal of residential areas. The results would be announced on 10 th November 2017.
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River City
As a part of Ostozhenka Team Moscow, Russia 2016 - 2017 Bureau Ostozhenka participated in a competition for a new residential area in place of a former factory situated nearby Moscow City District on the banks of Moscva River. To reach the necessary amount of spaces our team developed a high-density residential area with small low-height (24 m) urban blocks condensed with high towers (75-100m) surrounded by new park areas and embankment. In that way, a new human-scale environment was formed with all range of urban functions. Our team won this competition and is currently working on the project.
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River City School As a part of Ostozhenka Team Moscow, Russia 2017
As a part of the River City project, a new school was designed to accommodate all children of the new residential area. The school was designed as a number of different functional buildings linked with a common first floor working as a covered plaza and a place for all students communication and various activities. Its roof also works as an enclosed courtyard were children can have out-door refreshment and lessons.
Ground floor plan
First floor plan
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Krasnye Vorota Office Building As a part of Ostozhenka Team Moscow, Russia 2017
Bureau Ostozhenka was asked to design a new facade for a narrow office building sited near Krasnye Vorota Metro station. Standing on a noisy and high-speed city artery among pseudo-historical architecture this building needed a vague and protective envelope. This goal was achieved with two versions. The one presented here consists of numerous gilded plates that can catch the wind and constantly change the building’s appearance blurring the facade and playing with the sunlight.
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Samara City District Renovation Diploma M.Arch Samara, Russia 2012
The diploma work was done as a research study. The aim of work was to adapt existing and devise new principles of urban renovation of depressive residential areas in postindustrial cities on the basis of methods of public involvement in the process of renovation. The work consists of three main parts: 1. Analysis of Russian and International practice of postindustrial areas renovation; 2. Social and urban study of the residential area “Metallist” (Samara); 3. Devising and examing new town planning principles in “Metallist” area. Project blog: http://stupinadaryaarch.tumblr.com/
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