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Panagopoulos Dimitrios
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Male, Single 26/04/1987, Athens,Greece Greek (0030)6934108248 dpanago87@gmail.com gondp.wordpress.com
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Studies
‡ *UDGXDWHG VWXGHQW Department of Architectural Engineering & Urban Planning University of Patras (Greece), School of Engineering 5 Year Professional Diploma in Architecture & Urban Planning, Diploma’s final grade: 7,67 / 10,00 (top 20%) Graduation Thesis Project EarthSea (graded 10/10)
2005 - 2012
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Architectural Competitions
‡ Architectural Competition for the rebuild of Pallourokabos public park at Latsia, Cyprus
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Professor: Liapi Katherine Students: Dimitris Panagopoulos George Orfanopoulos Diploma Thesis
Honorable Mension
at GreekArchitects annual Diploma Thesis Competition 2013 The whole project was exhibited in the 7th European Landscape Biennial in Barcelona. (June 2012) The desilanator part was also exhibited in the 1st Energy Forum in Patras, organized by the Greek Technical Chamber. ( February 2012) The main intention of the “EarthSea” project was to create an open, multifunctional park that integrates natural water systems while hosting cultural and educational activities. The site is located on the city limits of Patras, while its boundaries are defined by the new port of Patras on the north-east, the coastal road on the south-east, the river Glaucus on the south-west and the sea on the north-west.
The neighboring river took his name from the mythological sea-god Glaucus, the god of disguises and transformations. As a whole the “EarthSea” project combines different varieties of vegetation that refer to different space uses. In this way an attempt was made to create different environments, giving to the park a unique identity. Water is the main ingredient that binds the different spaces, making this project a ideal environmental solution for this particular area of Patras suburbs. The main goal was to combine the educational, technological and cultural elements. The result of this combination is a public multiplex, that works as an entertainment space for the citizens of Patras, containing the mentioned elements while keeps the character of a public park. 1000m
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In the effort to reveal the strong characteristics of the site, we kept the flow and the
position of the three river streams. The river streams enter the site, beneath the street layer, with different ways, forming different paths on the landscape. Specifically, the first
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entrance is the most impulsive, forms small waterfalls, then the water is split into smaller grooves that provide irrigation to the intense riparian vegetation. Then the water flows naturally into the sea. The two other river streams on wider channels that form an aquatic mirror. The boundaries of the two water streams changes throughout the year, providing thus a metaphorical association to to the unpredictable character of the river Glaucus who is known for the floods and it’s random behavior.
Diagram that represents the geometry of th groove and its ability to form water surfaces of differnt surfaces.
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Another strong characteristic o streams unite, and the topog lowest level. In this area a gra to the artesian springs existing a translucent circular surface is d functional stage. The main e was the spiral and the alternat spiral creates a size increasing p of the park. Around the stage th sisted by a grid of depressed seats for the audience. The sec surfaces that are lifted gradually public and they are following t same time they create sheltere are divided to an environment events and a cafeteria. The exh following the three different alti space is designed for further tra use.
of the site was the area that the two river graphy of the landscape reaches its aded well is placed making a reference g in the surrounding area. Above the well, designed which can be used as a multilements of the development of this area ing pattern. Starting from the center, the pattern that integrates the public uses he first view level is forming, which is cond and elevated surfaces that creates cond zone of view is consisted by sloped y. Those surfaces allow the ascent to the the amphitheater logic, while at the ed spaces beneath them. Those spaces tal educational lab, a lobby for cultural hibition space is consisted by three layers tudes of the sheltered surface. The inner ansformation due to the character of its
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As a whole the â&#x20AC;&#x153;EarthSeaâ&#x20AC;? project combines different varieties of vegetation that refer to different space uses. In this way an attempt was made to create different environments, giving to the park a unique identity. Water is the main ingredient that binds the different spaces, making this project a ideal environmental solution for this particular area on Patras suburbs. The main goal was to combine the educational, technological and cultural elements. The result of this combination is a public multiplex, that works as an entertainment space for the citizens of Patras, containing the mentioned elements while is keeping the character of a public park. 13
Latsia Public Park
Architectural Competition for the reformation of Latsiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Public Park, at Pallourokampos Cyprus Team: George Mauridis, Maria Mauridi, Eleni Orfanou, Dimitris Panagopoulos, Marina Karamali
Honorable Mension
The main goal of the project is the creation of a modern, sustainable, environmental and boundless urban park with the potential to become a cultural and leisure attraction. This public park is characterized by a sensitive ecological approach that combines local vegetation, solar energy usage, heat pumps for the interior of the buildings and waste water management. 14
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Latsia Public Park
Honorable Mension
The â&#x20AC;&#x153;Latsia Public Parkâ&#x20AC;? is organized in an area with sporting facilities at the north-west, an Environmental Learning Center with an open-theatre, on the north side, a cafe-restaurant with a comfortable playground and an outdoor cinema in the heart of the site, a small observatory in the highest level of the park in the north-east and two big parking areas, one for busses and the other for cars. 16
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Latsia Public Park
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ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER
EDUCATION
This building is placed near the north entrance of the park and is organized in two levels. The entrance level is fully connected with the theatre and the piazza. Trying to enhance the idea of the park, we choose to form the main building volume into a light metal construction that is used also for shading. In an effort to recycle materials, the main shelter is placed upon a solid wall made by gabions.
Function Diagram
KAFE - RESTAURANT Next to the piazza of the main entrance is placed this cafĂŠ-restaurant and the outdoor cinema. This building follows the same design principals as the environmental education center and is also organized in two levels. The upper level is giving the ability to the bikers and the people, following on foot, to access it (entering the park from the north district). The ground floor is characterized by the existence of an aquatic surface, which will improve the microConnection to the neighboured area, entrys and movements
OBSERVATORY We took advantage of the terrain elevation to the north and we designed an observatory top the higher level of the plot. This shelter gives stunning view to the valley and is made by wood in an effort to keep the illusion of the countryside in this particular spot. In addition this construction works as a landmark of the park, because it is visible from a lot of places outside the park, due to his high altitude. Water surfaces and Vegetation
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Divi_Chai_R 5th Industrial Design Competition of office and home furniture (2009) Shortlisted Team: Panagopoulos Dimitris, Aivalis Panagiwtis Chatzikalymnios K.
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Divi_Chai_R 5th Industrial Design Competition of office and home furniture (2009) Shortlisted Team: Panagopoulos Dimitris, Aivalis Panagiwtis Chatzikalymnios K.
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DawnTown Miami, Floating Stage Competition (2011) Entry
Team: Panagopoulos Dimitris, Orfanopoulos George Psarras Stamatis
We are proposing a floating stage which the competition addresses but with ample emphasis on the sustainability of the structure. Our main concept is to create a transformable stage. We represent just three of the possible proposals, a 360 open sea stage, a linear water sports center and the main form for the Miami Marine Stadium.
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DawnTown Miami, Floating Stage Competition (2011) Entry
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Team: Panagopoulos Dimitris, Orfanopoulos George Psarras Stamatis
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Light Gro{o}ve
International Competition for students of Architecture issued by VELUX (2010)
So, Light in all its' importance is something that needs to be Cel-
ebrated...
In Greece, a country that many architects have praised for the Sunlight it receives, we decide to create a celebration point for Light. A Light Park. An area that fully utilises the power of the Sun and at the same time manipulates sunlight and artificial light to create a magnificent scenery.
Team: Panagopoulos D. Orfanopoulos G. Keranis K. Chatzikalymnios K.
What is Light? What is Light as an Element? What is Light to Nature? What is Light to us? Light is what pierced the Heavens, and when its rays touched the Earth, delivering the muchneeded energy, life occured.. Light is the most important element, the harbinger of all life to our planet. It provides us with heat, it allows us to see, perceive colour, space, form and volume. Light was also utilised by mankind as an energy and information provider. From the simple fire and sun-clock of the ancient times to the solar-energy heating systems of today. And now, with the enviromental crisis at a critical point , light needs to be utilised by mankind once again, not to create life this time, but to save the existing one. 28
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The Light Gro{o}ve shows a different “face” during day-time and night. During the day, the area is bathed with sunlight, which is projected to us in many different ways, due to the existence of a small artificial creek (a metaphor claiming that light alongside with water were the founders of all existence in our planet) and a multi-layered shelter that covers part of the area. The shelter has different levels of transparency thus creating different forms of shadow and shade as well as different levels of luminous conditions. At night time artificial light takes the stage, being powered by the energy amassed by the photovoltaic panels. Diffused light emerges from the creek, bathing the concrete walls of the area with dancing lights. Alongside the creek, run two “creeks of light” illuminating the whole stage with their own unearthly glow, guiding the visitor. The materials in which the park is dressed further diffuse the light allowing the whole area to glow while a minimum amount of devises is used.
The concrete ceiling which is “pierced” by sunlight allows small rays to enter the area.
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Cinema MultipleX Advanced Urban Design Studio (2009) Selected and published in â&#x20AC;&#x153;a2610â&#x20AC;?, Patras Architecture Magazine.
Proffesor: Dragonas P. Team: Panagopoulos D. Orfanopoulos G.
Target of this studio is to create a multifunctional space that has a strong cinemato-
graphic spatial vocabulary. Narratives of different
elements of context and space are essential, as well as the rediscovery of elements of the existing area. It is located in the main dock of the current port of Patras as the port is about to be transferred. The main idea of the project is to create a building ,using an urban vocabulary, that is actually a new topography rather than a building. It is viewed as a continuation and decongestion of the city. Sea water and the mountainous skylines are vital elements of the design process.
The concept of this project is the creation of paths which open more, or less, the field of view thus framing the view towards the West and the mountains across the gulf of Patras. In this way, the created terrain is divided into three paths of grading slope, thus bestowing grading ease or difficulty in ascension accordingly. Those three paths correspond to different uses, the first is a path for those wishing to see the final view at the edge. The second, which has the most attractive inclination as well as the largest opening, leads to the lobby of the cinema multiplex from where the spectators can reach the center of the path again or reach the start of all the paths and leave. The third path is the one that hosts the seaplane terminal and its docks. In the end of the three sectors lies the restaurant and cafeteria taking advantage of the scintillated view. Two sea canals cross the dock-building rendering it pervious to small vessels. The cinema auditoriums are placed right on top of those canals thus taking advantage of the slope created. Those canals simultaneously serve as a source of natural light to various parts of the building. The exit from the cinema rooms is located in the center of the building where the volumes of the created terrain have opposite inclination thus revealing a crack. In the end of the paths, the view can be rewarding and stunning and outer edges are even more sloppy as to create a natural seat for relaxation with a west orientation. The paths can also be studied through a storyboard which depicts the framing of the view mentioned above.
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