MATTHIAS DYRK JÆR KISCH Selected Architectural & Design Works
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MATTHIAS DYRK JÆR KISCH INTRODUCTION
Matthias Dyrkjær Kisch Copenhagen Denmark Matthias (at) dyrkjaer.dk
Erfaren arkitekt med mange facetter I løbet af de 5 år der er gået siden jeg blev arkitekt har jeg især arbejdet med de nære rum og detaljen, men har igennem de sidste forsøgt at komme nærmere bygningsarkitekturen gennem de projekter jeg har involveret mig i. Det er som led i den udvikling at jeg ønsker at arbejde for, og udvikle mig selv videre på en kreativ tegnestue med højt til loftet og spændende projekter. Space Copenhagen - Form, Farver og 3D Visualiseringer Ukompomisløs forventning til at yde det bedst mulige resultat som tegnestuens ejere vil kunne stå inde for. Arbejde med en procses der forventer en kompleks og komplet bearbejdning af rum, form og farver inden et projekt kan leveres. Hvilket stiller store krav til mit arbejde som tegnestuens primære 3D tegner og visualiseringsmedarbejder. Udover det fortsatte arbejde med at producere tekniske arbejdstegninger, detaljer, planer og layout løsninger som jeg også leverer til de projekter jeg er involveret i. Signal Arkitekter - Processen, Realiserbarheden og Brugeren Hos Signal Arkitekter lærte jeg bl.a. at tøjle min kreativitet, således at den også kan passe ind i en formel på et regneark, i tidsplaner og holdes inden for et givent budget. En forståelse af at kreativitet også skal ende med et realiserbart koncept der kan implementeres af kunden, hvor man også må kunne gå på kompromis med sine visioner og ønsker for et projekt for at det skal kunne realisereres. Men jeg har også lært at for mange kunder er den mentale ombygning lige så vigtig som de fysiske ændringer vi kan lave på kontorer, uddannelsessteder og i hjemmene, det er gennem processen hvor både kunden og brugeren involveres at man kommer længst med små ændringer der kan give store udslag i vores brug af rum. Johannes Torpe Studios - Ambition, Frihed, Fortællingen og Ansvar Gennem de knap 5 år hos JTS lærte jeg at turde sprænge rammerne og levere noget der er ud over det forventede, at få lov til at udfordre kreativit og tænke et projekt som en helhed, hvor detaljerne afspejler helheden. At kunne forstå en kunde og skabe en fortælling gennem design og oplevelser af rum og design. Gennem de 5 år fra praktikant til Head of Branded Space – måtte jeg stå til ansvar over for både kunder og kollegaer for at det vi leverede var noget vi kunne stå inde for. De vedlagte projekter, er blot en lille del af produktionen af mit professionelle virke gennem de seneste år, og mere information samt flere projekter vil jeg med glæde fremsende hvis der er noget I vil se mere af. De udvalgte projekter er valgt for at fremvise forskellige skalaer og typologier. Matthias Dyrkjær Kisch Arkitekt, Cand.Arch
EXPERIENCE & EDUCATION
RELEVA NT WORK EX PER IENCE 2016 Architect & 3D vizualiser - Space Copenhagen 2015-2016 Architect - Signal Arkitekter 2013-2015 Architect & Head of Branded Space - Johannes Torpe Studios 2012-2013 Project Architect - Johannes Torpe Studios 2011 Junior Architect - Johannes Torpe Studios
RELEVA NT EDUCATION 2006 -2013 Cand.Arch - The Royal Danish Academy, School of Architecture, Dept. 11 Architecture, Design & Industrial form 2011 Intern Architect - Johannes Torpe Studios 2010 Basic course for Cabinet makers - Copenhagen Technical School
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ADVA NCED / EX PERT K NOW LEDGE OF: Rhino 3D + Vray / Autocad 2D / Sketchup / Adobe Package / MS Office / RenderZone for form·Z
BASIC K NOW LEDGE OF: form·Z / Microstation 2D / 3D studio Max + Vray / Bongo 2.0 SELECTED WORKS / Matthias Dyrkjær Kisch
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ROYAL HOTEL
Royal Hotel, Copenhagen Interior design
Client: Radisson Blu / Carlson Rezidor
Type Interior Hotel Design
Year 2016-
Made at Space Copenhagen
Team Signe Henriksen & Peter Rützou Project manager: Jens Bo Fjelsted Architects: Matthias Kisch, Naomi Javanifard, Colin Jeffrey
Location(s) Copenhagen, Denmark
THE PROJECT AND CONCEPT
To do any work for the well known Arne Jacobsen landmark: Royal Hotel was of course daunting. But as we realised that there was almost nothing left of the original design - it was easier to do design work without re-creating the original design. The concept was to create a rich and luxurious environment while retaining a color and material palette which was similar to and inspired by the originial materials. While updating the design to reflect 21st century modern technologies and conveniences.
REFLECTION ON THE PROJECT
As an architect it was difficult to work on a project where I from a personal point of view would rather have seen a more gentle restoration and update of the original design. But as we could see that there wasn’t enough of the original furniture, panels, or design to work from I think that the final design was a subtle and understated enough design to not overtake the original feel of the Royal Hotel.
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Like Arne Jacobsens original design we used patinated brass, dark wood, Nero Marquina marble, and rich textiles. Most of the original wood and the original white Gjellebek marble was not an option to use today. So we had to accept a difference in look which we highlighted with inlays of brass between original materials and new materials.
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ROYAL HOTEL
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Lobby & reception design proposal (RenderZone for form·Z)
Lounge in lobby/reception area
Detail of reception desk
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ROYAL HOTEL
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Standard guest room propoed design Rendered view (Vray)
Standard guest room Final result
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ROYAL ARENA
Royal Arena VIP entrance, Copenhagen VIP area
Client: Royal Arena / Arena CPHX P/S
Type VIP area
Year 2015
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THE PROJECT
Signal Arkitekter won the competition for the VIP area for the coming Royal Arena that is currently being build, designed by 3XN.
As well as working on the design details, did I do the renderings for the sales material for the VIP area shown here.
The main concept and design had been made as I joined the team but I did the detail design and implementation of the Royal Beer brand in one of the 4 VIP restaurants as well.
Design details, 3D model, rendering
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Team Partner: Per Feldthaus Project manager & architect: Didde Højlund Olsen Architect: Matthias Dyrkjær Kisch
REFLECTION ON THE PROJECT
The project concept and generel design had been approved by the client but none of the details had been finished. Together with the project manager executed we the final design details for the VIP area which consist of 4 VIP restaurants, VIP entrance and VIP box seats.
Location(s) Copenhagen, Denmark
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ROYAL ARENA
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Rendered view of Royal restaurant on the 3rd floor
Rendered view of Mez zanine restaurant 4th floor
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ROYAL ARENA
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Back wall detail with milled logo in ‘Royal Restaurant’ on the 3rd floor
Bar in Mez zanine restaurant on the 4th floor
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CHITRA
Chitra, Norway Conference and Tea boutique concept
Client: Mr. Nirmal Sethia / Newby of London
Type Conference facilit y
Year 2014
Team Johannes Torpe Senior Architect: Matthias DyrkjĂŚr Kisch Designer: Josephine Malling / Bjarke Vind / Sofie Brunner Architects: Kit Ottsen / Rakel Karlsdottir / Suguru Kobayashi
THE PROJECT
In the new suburb of Fornebu - outside Oslo - in a former primeministers residence. A new conference facility; based around a British/Indian tea brand and the owner, Mr. Sethias, love of his wife, is under construction. The complex concept is first and foremost a symbol of the clients wish to roll out tealounges and concepts around the world bearing his late wifes name, and thus honoring her by putting her name out into the world.
REFLECTION ON THE PROJECT
The project is a delicate balance act between the clients taste; a combination of British, Indian and classic Louis the 16th styles on one hand and the Norwegian general managers knowledge of what will work with the customers that she is targeting on the other hand. The building is a listed building, meaning that we can not change the outside of the building except add a elevator shaft for handicap access and a emergency staircase - this add-on must look different than the rest of the building and be clearly defined.
The interor design is based on the keywords of; Rich, Feminim, colorful, and luxurious. The keywords and direction ROLE were given by the client and with the clear Concept, 3D model, Layout, Design, message that the project and interior must Furniture design not reflect Scandinavian minimalism.
Location(s) Fornebu, Oslo, Nor way
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CHITRA
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Rendered proposal for tea lounge on the ground floor
Rendered view of the tea boutique on the ground floor
Rendered view of the hallway on the ground floor
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CHITRA OAK HERRINGBONE FLOOR 90mm x 750mm SOLID WOOD STAIND AND COLOR TBC
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Snaroyveien 34 AS Myrerskogveien 19b 0495 Oslo Norway hilde.lystad@chitra.no
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CHITRA
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Finished renovated building
1st floor tea lounge
2nd floor meeting room
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PALÆO
Palæo Waterfront, Hellerup Interior concept
Client: Palæo Primal Gastronomi /Peter Emil Nielsen
Type Interior food concept
Year 2014-2015
Made at Johannes Torpe Studios
Team Johannes Torpe Architect: Matthias Dyrkjær Kisch Designer: Bjarke Vind Junior Architect: Suguru Kobayashi
Location(s) Waterfront Shopping Center, Hellerup / Hørsholm Midtpunkt, Hørsholm / Pilestræde, Copenhagen / Frederiksberg Shopping Center, Frederiksberg
THE PROJECT AND CONCEPT
REFLECTION ON THE PROJECT
The boxes each contain a primary function related to their workflow. The central and larges box contains the cash desk as well as a selection of the self-serve products. The two other boxes contain the juice station and the kitchen/ hotplate station. The two flanking boxes are each contained within glass walls to ensure hygiene as well as a focus on the task at hand for the employees.
The agreement with the client was not to make any detailed constructions drawings besides general plans and elevations. The details would be worked out by their contractor who is a friend of the founder. - after the first store we did a construction set with details to ensure a minimum level of craftmanship and quality.
The project for Palaeo, a health food brand with focus on a stone age diet, is based on two main ideas - a revision of their current workflow and to enhance the ‘hygge/mood’ of their shops to give them more of a café feel.
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The client asked for a reworking of their original concept to give the clients a more café and ‘hyggelig/cozy’ experience- but we ended up doing a complete transformation of their workflow and general look and feel.
The first shop with the new concept opened in the fall of 2014.
The materials used are oak wood, leathROLE er/wool cushions, concrete, glass, and 3D model / Renderings / Revision of black steel. The materials were selected to concept ensure that the materials that the customers are in contact with will be haptic and tactile while the materials in connection with the food was chosen to be easy to clean and maintain.
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PALÆO
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Main function boxes kitchen / sales desk / juice station
Rendered view from the entrance of the Waterfront Shopping Mall
Rendered view of the café seating area
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PALÆO
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Palæo Waterfront Mall, Hellerup, Denmark
Palæo Frederiksberg Mall, Frederiksberg, Denmark
Palæo Frederiksberg Mall, Frederiksberg, Denmark
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GEFION
Gefion Insurance, Copenhagen Interior concept
Client: Gefion Insurance/ Kraken Capital
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THE PROJECT AND CONCEPT
The Gefion insurance company is located in the former “Bodum Hus” on Strøget, the main shopping street of Copenhagen.
2014-2015
On the top 2 floors we designed an office which has to both be a showcase of profesionalism for clients as well as function as a workplace for the employees.
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Interior office concept
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Team Johannes Torpe Architect: Matthias Dyrkjær Kisch Designer: Bjarke Vind Junior Architect: Suguru Kobayashi
Location(s) Copenhagen, Denmark
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Concept, Design, Project management
The walls function as storage and acoustic units clad with different hues of blue and grey Kvadrat fabrics. Floors are made of a warm colored smoked oak which are offset by the cool white Carrera marble. Which the company logo is projected onto.
REFLECTION ON THE PROJECT The project was hemmed by unfortunate use of workers. which resulted in both a fire and a flooding. This was both a blessing and a curse as this ment we could change the original floors and the original ceiling to suit our needs.
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GEFION
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Reception and waiting area
Meeting room
Tea & Coffee kitchen in stair well
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BEO HERNING
Bang & Olufsen, Herning Facade concept
Client Bang & Olufsen Herning /Kenneth Koed Lauritzen
Type Facade concept
Year 2013
Made at Johannes Torpe Studios
Team Johannes Torpe Architect: Matthias DyrkjĂŚr Kisch Original concept and realization: Arkitec v. Lars Sternberg
Location(s) Herning, Denmark
THE PROJECT AND CONCEPT
The Bang & Olufsen Herning store is a private franchise store. The client had bought the rights to build on a central piece of land in Herning on the main square flanked by the church and the city hall. As a growing opposition in Herning was mounted, the client wanted Johannes Torpe, as Creative Director of Bang & Olufsen to be part of the project to ensure goodwill and positive PR in the local community. The original project was drawn by local architect company Arkitec and partner Lars Sternberg. We took the original footprint of the building and rounded the corners of the front and entrance to make the building slightly softer and more inviting. The most significant change was the facade material and window openings. The design changed from red bricks to perforated brass sheets. With an intended LED lighting scheme underneath that would light up the building softly in the dark.
REFLECTION ON THE PROJECT Both the original proposed project and our reworked project were presented to the municipality. Our proposal was selected and given building approval.
I would like to have been part of the project for the duration of the project and able to ensure the quality of the design execution. The client had already made an agreement - that no matter what - the local architect company was going to realize the project. We had a full day meeting explaining the project and were not involved further.
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Revision of existing building concept, new facade proposal, 3D modelling, creation of design documentation.
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BEO HERNING
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Building in daylight (day of opening)
Rendering proposal
Elevations for the municipalit y application
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BANG & OLUFSEN
Bang & Olufsen, Nanjing Roll-out of shop concept
Client Bang & Olufsen
Type Interior Spatial project
Year 2013-2014
Made at Johannes Torpe Studios
Team Johannes Torpe Senior Designer: Helle Maach Architect: Matthias DyrkjĂŚr Kisch
Location(s) Tianjin, China / Hangzhou, China / New Town Plaza, Hong Kong / Wuxi, China / Xian, China / Nanjing, China / Jinan, China / Chengu China / Stilwerk, Germany
THE PROJECT
The roll out of the Bang & Olufsen stores across Asia (and world wide) is based on the concept from the Bang & Olufsen flagship stores in Denmark and Shanghai. The store concept had to be revised to fit within a more reasonable budget. While still retaining elements from the custom flagship stores. Standard elements were developed and subsequently went through several iterations to to be optimized both from a construction and price point.
This has meant that even with the cost cutting on the static elements, the stores are still fairly expensive to roll out and build, and many franchise stores are awaiting to see if there will be further price reductions before the commit to the new store concept.
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Construction drawings / 3D models / Renderings for Landlord Approvals / Revising concept from Flagship stores to regular stores
Additional furniture were developed and cost-cutting on the existing furniture and simplifications of details were also implemented.
REFLECTION ON THE PROJECT
The shops have a very large square meter price - largely because of the huge technical backbone, advanced lighting and intelligent electronic solutions.
Concept Video
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SKYWORD STONE
Skyword Showroom, Shanghai Showroom concept
Client: Lingyun Stone, Shanghai
Type Shop & Facade renovation
Year 2011
Made at Johannes Torpe Studios
Team Johannes Torpe Project Manager: Mikkel Bøgh Junior Architect: Matthias Dyrkjær Kisch
Location(s) Shanghai, China
THE PROJECT AND CONCEPT
The project was to create a complete and cohesive experience for a Chinese Onyx stone seller. The client sells whole stone slabs for construction as well as smaller items such as vases, tables, and gift items.
Most items such as the specified elevator were exchanged with cheaper Chinese versions to save money - which was then pocketed by the contractor.
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Concept / 3D model / Construction The concept was to showcase the onyx drawings stone for construction in the ground floor and have the sheets of stone move around the space to create the illusion of lightness - something inherent opposed to the nature of stone. On the two top floors the smaller items are displayed on podiums of wood and aluminum - depending on the color of the stone. Warm stone on aluminum and cold stone on the wood. On the top floor offices and negotiating rooms where placed.
REFLECTION ON THE PROJECT
Concept Video
The project was marred by an unfortunate use of an almost comically stereotypical Chinese build quality. All the specified details were of very poor quality where other materials were used instead of the specified.
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SKYWORD STONE
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View of the track with the stone slabs moving around the space
Hexagonal podiums - which stand on hexagonal marble floor tiles
Custom cabinet with aluminum/honeycomb shelves system
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SOUTH BEAUTY
South Beauty Restaurant, Taipei Ceiling art work
Type Restaurant design
Year 2011
Made at Johannes Torpe Studios
Team Johannes Torpe Project Manager: Mikkel Bøgh Senior Designer: Helle Maach Concept designer: Kristine Mandsberg Designer: Sofie Brünner Architect: Jesper Bendix Andreasen, Thomas Helsted, Henrik Endelt Andersen, Mirjam Hallin, Christian Dam Project Architect: Matthias Kisch
Location(s) Taipei, Taiwan Jinan, China Nanjing, China Chongqing, China Shanghai, China
THE PROJECT
The Chinese restaurant chain “South Beauty Group” wanted to present the Chinese Sichuan cuisine in locations across China and in Taiwan. Johannes Torpe Studios worked on several restaurant concepts of which 5 were realized. I worked on most of the restaurants with construction details, 3D modeling, and the use of water color elements on walls, carpets and ceilings. The largest single element that I worked on was the ceiling design for the Taiwanese branch of the restaurant chain.
putting everything together in Photoshop so that the artwork could be printed in Taipei and put up onto the ceiling. - The photoshop files for the ceiling was divided into 36 smaller files that all needed to fit together seamlessly.
REFLECTION ON THE PROJECT
The first couple of restaurants were great to be part of whith many different challenges ranging from designing water fountains to ceiling artworks and doing construction drawings for custom items. The last couple of restaurant became routine work with re-useing details and designs. My involvement lessend with the last restaurants as I was moved to other projects with greater responsibility.
The ceiling artwork is an interpretation of traditional Chinese silk paintings. The artwork was created as an A4 sketch ROLE by illustrator Kristine Mandsberg, for Taking the idea of the ceiling artwork from the initial concept and it was my role to execute the initial sketch into a 800m2 1:1 A4 sketch to 1:1 reality ceiling artwork. Construction details, 3D modeling, Sketch design, water color artworks My role included finding artists for painting watercolor elements,as well as painting some of the water color elements, and
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SOUTH BEAUTY
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Wall art work used in concept renderings
Example of 3D Model work
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SOUTH BEAUTY
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LAURAS BAKERY
Lauras Bakery, Copenhagen Baker y concept
Client: Kristian Vangsgaard
Type Shop-In-Shop
Year 2011-2013
Made at Johannes Torpe Studios
Team Project Manager: Mikkel Bøgh Project Architect: Matthias Dyrkjær Kisch
Location(s) Torvehallerne / Flintholm Station (not build) / Blågårdsgade (plan drawing only)
THE PROJECT
The idea was to create a bakery that would be a conceptual cousin to Agnes Cupcakes. But instead of having a more cleanl and luxurious aesthetics.
The original store at Torvehallerne is still open and is currently the Johannes Torpe Studios project that in its original form and shape has been open for the longest time.
Lauras Bakery is meant to evoke an honest ROLE Concept, Construction drawings, 3D feel and a focus on good quality bread models and pastry. The materials selected for the project are meant to enhance the concept by being more honest and raw rather than polished and pretty. The materials used are polished concrete, oak wood (which was distressed to give it a recycled look, subway tiles, and powdercoated steel.
REFLECTION ON THE PROJECT
The owner of Lauras Bakery went through financial problems with Agnes Cupcakes and therefor planed projects were skipped and the last couple of stores have been made much more sparingly - but perhaps also with a more honest use of materials.
Concept Video
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Elevation drawings from construction set
Details of logo in concrete and build in screen for sale.
Front of Lauras Baker y, Tor vehallerne, Copenhagen.
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AGNES CUPCAKES
Agnes Cupcakes, Copenhagen Food concept
Client:
THE PROJECT
2011-2012
Agnes cupcakes was already an existing brand when I started at Johannes Torpe Studios and I was tasked with revising the existing design to fit within the stalls at Torvehallerne, at Magasin Kgs. Nytorv and Magasin Kgs. Lyngby as well as the unbuild location of Flintholm Station.
Made at
REFLECTION ON THE PROJECT
Kristian Vangsgaard
Type Shop-In-Shop
Year
Johannes Torpe Studios
Team Project Manager: Mikkel Bøgh Project Architect: Matthias Dyrkjær Kisch
The story of Agnes Cupcakes is well known in Danish media - The story of how to bankrupt a company just by being a bad employer and not knowing how to communicate in the media. This meant that all three stores was closed, basically from one day to another.
ROLE
Adapting an existing concept to new locations. Construction drawings, 3D models, Tendering, site visits
Concept Video
Location(s) Torvehallerne / Magasin Kgs. Nytorv / Magasin Kgs. Lyngby / Flintholm Station (not build)
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Front view, Tor vehallerne Copenhagen
Details of cupcake trays
Detail of marble and bamboo fronts
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CONCEPT PROJECTS Selected concept projects which are under development or on hold
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VACA
VACA mexican finger food, Copenhagen Restaurant roll-out
Client: BPT Consult ApS
Type Restaurant Roll-out
Year 2017-
Made at Self-employed
Team Matthias Kisch
Location(s) Copenhagen, Denmark
THE PROJECT AND CONCEPT
ROLE
VACA is a chain of mexican finger food 3D model / Renderings (Vray) / 2D drawrestaurants with several locations in ings / municipality application Jutland. As part of their expansion plans they have decided to create 3D models and visualisations of their up-coming restaurants as part of their roll-out and as a way of convincing potential franchise holders to become part of the VACA company. The concept was created by Riis Retail. And I was hired by BPT consult (part of the company that owns VACA) to make 3D models, visualisations, and 2D drawings for municipality applications as well as making the drawings for the interior construction companies and kitchen contractor for their new restaurants.
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VACA
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Exterior elevations For municipalit y application
Rendered view of the dining area
Rendered view of the seating area
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KOLD COLLEGE
Kold College, Odense Building addition
Client: Kold College Odense
Type Building Addition
Year 2015
Made at Signal Arkitekter
Team Project manager: Morten Fisker Designer: Mette Vagner Architect: Matthias Dyrkjær Kisch
THE PROJECT
Kold College is a school offering education in everything from “jord til bord” - from “ground to table” such as dairy technician, farming, bakers, chefs, waiters, etc. As part of a new strategy for the use of their existing cantena they wish to create a main “heart” in the building. This main “heart” is an open show kitchen where the students can showcase skills and serve their fellow students.
I was tasked with creating visuals for the project that Kold College could use for applying for funds from philanthropic associations. The building addition was done in a style that reflected an existing addition created by
ROLE
Design, 3D model, Layout, rendering
REFLECTION ON THE PROJECT
The project concept of the heart was already a given as I joined the team. But there was no design for the building addition nor the actual functions.
Location(s) Odense, Denmark
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KOLD COLLEGE
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Rendered proposal for outdoor kitchen facilit y
Rendered view of the main “heart” of the building with the show kitchen in the center
Rendered view of open show kitchen
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VILLA ZHAO
Villa Zhao, Shenyang Interior design
Client: Mr. Zhao
Type Interior Design
Year 2015
Team Johannes Torpe Senior Architect: Matthias Dyrkjær Kisch Designers: Josephine Malling / Bjarke Vind / Helle Maach / Sofie Brunner / Elina Bergström Architects: Kit Ottsen / Rakel Karlsdottir / Suguru Kobayashi
Location Shenyang, China
THE PROJECT
Mr. Zhao, a wealthy Chinese contractor wanted a new villa and a complete interior design and decoration project. The house is designed by Swedish Architect Zin Architect and is currently under construction. The interor design is based on the key words of; comfortable and homely - but with a clear element of luxur y and a flamboyant lifest yle., Feminim, color ful, and luxurious.
Without clear project management at the project location, especially when working abroad and in a country with a great culture and language difference, as well as not being present at all times with the client meeting, projects will always face obstacles that with just the right communication could and should have avoided.
ROLE
Concept / 3D model / Layout / Design / Rendering / Construction drawings
REFLECTION ON THE PROJECT
The projects is in some ways a prime example of what can happen with a language barrier as great as the one between the Chinese and English speaking population.
Concept Video
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VILLA ZHAO
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Rendered proposal for a game room
Rendered view of the entrance area from the basement garage
Rendered View of general hallway design
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GRAENICHER VINS
Wine tasting room, Switzerland concept
Client: H.-R. & V. Gränicher Domaine de Penloup
Type Concept for a winetasting space/wine cave
Year 2015
Made at Self employed
Team Architect: Matthias Dyrkjær Kisch
Location(s) Mont Sur Rolle, Switzerland
THE PROJECT
Based on an initial proposal around the spatial layout around the idea of the Stamtisch. My proposal was focused on strengthening the brand concept and to give the guests a ‘Wine Experience’ where torytelling and Branding elements from the wine production are used to enhance the story of the vinyard and the Graenicher/Domain De Penloup brand and history.
barrels. An element from the wine production that gives wine from barrels their own unique taste. The burning gives a unique wall material that changes appearence depending on how the light hits it and will add warmth and cozyness to the room.
The blackboard is intended for information regarding the wine production. This could be information about how many bottles of different wines were produced this year, how many kilos of the different grapes These added elements are ment as both were harvested, harvest dates etc. and tools for enhancing the story of what additional information about the wines the makes the wine and vinyard unique, different, etc. as well as setting the mood for guests will taste. All elements that will give the customers a closer relationship with the guests wine tasting experience. the production of the wine and the wine process. BRANDING The use of the wolf image gives the guests a discussion topic and the story of the last DESIGN CHOICES wild wolf is both a symbol of the Domaine All design elements have been choosen to be able to be build by the owner himself. De Penloup which is also the area which And the furniture and fixtures have been across generations has been part of the choosen based on a very reasonable Graenicher Wine story. budget.
MATERIALS
ROLE The burned wooden wall is a japanese technique known as Shou Sugi Ban Which Concept, 3D model, Render is similar to the technique of toasting wine
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View of door into actual wine cave and barrels with a hidden liquor cabinet.
View towards the backwall with blackboard and the division of the room into a ‘stamtisch’ and a bar area.
View towards the exit and the view of the Lake Geneva.
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2 +1 FOR FRITZ HANSEN
Nordisk Film Movie theater concept
Client: 2+1 Idébureau
Type Render competition project
Year 2015
Made at Freelance project
Team 3D & Render: Matthias Dyrkjær Kisch
Location(s) Exhibition stand for various location
THE PROJECT
REFLECTION ON THE PROJECT
2+1 Idébureau needed last minute render- After the public unvailing of the chair have ings for a competition proposal for a con- I put the project in this portfolio which is cept for a Fritz Hansen exhibition stand. intended only for the recipient of this portfolio and may still be confidential and/or The project was made with a 4 day dead- priviledged material. line - which I had to work within - while also working my regular job at Signal ROLE Arkitekter. 3D model, Renderings, Photoshop The Via57 chair by Bjarke Ingels was made public at the 2016 Salone del Mobile but at the time of the competition there was no actual pictures or 3D model of the chair which I had to create in 3D based on two sketch renderings from KiBiSi. 2+1 Idébureau won the competition but the status of the exhibition stand is so far not known to me.
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2 +1 FOR FRITZ HANSEN
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View inside room with colored lights
View of the bar area and front of exhibition stand
Area showcasing the Via chair by Bjarke Ingels
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SCHOOL PROJECTS Selected school projects from B.Arch and M.Arch studies
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SCHOOL CHAIR
Public School Chair Thesis project
Type Thesis furniture project
Year 2012-2013, 10th semester
Made at Department 11, Royal Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture
More information at www.skolestolen.dk
THE PUBLIC SCHOOL CHAIR
The focus for my thesis project was to design a new type of chair for the public schools in Denmark. The focus was to revive the classic way that education is intended and the way the students are meant to sit and absorb the knowledge from the teachers.
SIZE AND MATERIALS
The chair is intended as a series in 5 different sizes to ensure that there are chairs that match the height of all students. The chair is stackable and is made from an 11mm birch plywood seat that is mounted to a powder coated steel tube frame.
The intention is that the chair gives the students several different options and possibilities for sitting positions during classroom education. The chair offers with its simple design - two distinct sitting positions. The first position offers a more active seat - where the focus is on the students table and the work immediate in front of the students. And the other is a more passive position where the student is orientated out into the classroom.
Concept Video
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SCHOOL CHAIR
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Render of the chair in a class room
Diagram of sitting positions
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BRIDGING
Bridge in Teglholmen, Copenhagen School concept project
Type XL design project
Year 2010, 7th semester
Made at Department 11, Royal Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture
INTRO
The Bridge would be located in the harbor of Copenhagen between the two parts; known as Sluseholmen and Teglholmen and over the 100-meter-wide channel called ‘Teglløbet’,
LOCATION
The area has been recently developed, in accordance with the master plan by Soeters Van Eldonk Ponec in cooperation with Arkitema. The area is still undergoing development, though due to pollution of the site on Teglholmen and the current status of the financial markets, the next stages of the development of the area have been put on hold for the moment. The area is a kind of pastiche on the historical canal buildings in Holland, Christianshavn and the docklands of London. Though the apartment buildings are designed to look unique, they are similar in their architectural style, and the interiors of all the apartments are very similar, Planners envision the same inhabitants with the same kitchens and the same number of children as in all the other newly developed apartments in the area.
THE BRIDGE
The bridge would directly connect the two quaysides of Sluseholmen and Teglholmen along the main axis of the area. Thus the bridge follows the natural flow along the main axis of the area and with its minimalistic though intricate design it offers a natural continuation of the existing ways of movement for pedestrians and bicyclists in the area. while still playing with the concept of a straight bridge crossing over the harbor channel. The pedestrian and bicycle lanes will bring distinct experiences to the many users, including commuters and local residents of the area. The location of the bridge will, along with its many users, be a new image of the city life. The bridge should be a part of the urban relationships of the vicinity. The architectural expression of the bridge should enter into the higher urban order, so that the contact with the water plays a major role.
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HOUSE OF MUSIC
House of Music in St. Jakobs Church, Copenhagen Bachelor project
Type Bachelor project, 6th. semester
Year 2009, 6th semester
Made at Department 11, Royal Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture
INTRO
The House of Music is meant as an extracurricular opportunity for the users aged from 15-16 and up; who need space and also equipment for musical exploration and rehearsals.
CONCEPT
Churches are traditionally known for their architectural rhythm and a composition that is very methodical and regularly, for instance, the use of a main axis, in much the same way as much music is built on the repetition of patterns and rhythms. LOCATION As with music, there are constantly small The House of Music is an addition to the variations and syncopations happening, existing church of St. Jakob, but in way which are the parts that make the space that leaves most of the interior and most of interesting and playful. the function of the church unaltered. There is no loss of the space used weekly for A theme, both for the new function that I church ceremonies. The church is the most add to the church, and in the way I work popular church in the Østerbro section of with the building, is sound and music, Copenhagen, and is frequently filled for Meant as the interchangeable composiweddings and baptisms. tion between rhythm patterns, and the unexpected and crooked. EXTERIOR I work with sound and rhythm, both as In front of the church and the House of sound and acoustics, but also as part of Music, in the existing space, a smaller the architecture; sound and music as a stage will be built for smaller outdoors graphical interpretation and visualization concerts. The stage and the entrance for with its rhythms, compositions, patterns, the House of Music is part of the same and the unexpected and playful. add-on. By establishing an independent entrance to the House of Music, the separation of the two functions becomes clearer: church – and rooms for music; this means that the two functions can be used separately without major overlapping.
REFLECTION
The project was the last project I did completely by hand drawings. All future projects have largely been done with CAD and 3D computer programs.
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STUDENT HOUSING
Student housing seen from Tivoli School project
Type Building in an urban context
Year 2008, 4th semester
Made at Department 5, Royal Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture
INTRO
The main theme for the semester course is the complex and dense city. The building as a community is the aim of the research and its connection and relation to the city, the neighborhood, and the program. The façade of the building is also looked at, as the part that works as the ‘face’ of the building, and the special transitions toward the city. Another central theme is the research of the complex relationship between the singular unit, the room, and the greater organization and logistics of the layout of the building.
The program is to draw a building/building complex, for the corner site surrounded by the streets of Tietgensgade and Ved Glyptoteket. The site lies in the center of the city of Copenhagen and has both a cosmopolitan character with Tivoli and Glyptoteket as its neighbors. But still the residential spaces in the area connect the site to a very local place in the city. The site is characterized by many different building structures with a large number of historical layers and references: new and older residential buildings, larger institutions, monuments and tourist attractions. The site is also placed in an infrastructural center of the city
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Rendering of common area placed on ever y other floor.
Section throug building showing sportsfacilties, rooms, and common areas
Isometric drawing of building
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CAMPING CABIN
Camping cabins in a wood School project
Type Landscape / xs building
Year 2008, 3th semester
Made at Department 5, Royal Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture
INTRO
This open space, defined by the deer creates a belt between the ground and trees where there are no natural “hiding place” The theme of the semester project was the or places for people to settle against a hedge or similar to give a sense of safety challenges of settling in the open space. The project has to work within the context in the forest. of the landscape, specifically the northern Instead of having cabins dotted along a part of Jægersborg Dyrehave. forest trails where each cabin is left out in The program includes 20 camping cabins the open. I wanted to introduce a structure as well as a series of buildings for recep- which would both clearly define the area tion/shop, kitchen, and bathing facilities. of the campsite and encompass the cabins Wood must be used as the primary build- so that they would become a natural part ing material and the camping cabins must of a larger and cohesive structure. not exceed 20m2 The wooden fence would create an interior space of the camping site as well THE PROJECT: as define a clear front and back to the The campsite is located in the woods. That due to the nature of the free ranging camping cabins – ensuring a sense of the borders of private, semi-private, and deer has no branches or leaves below public space. 2meter. A Campsite at the edge of the city
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Rendered view in the context of Dyrehaven
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FURNITURE
Outdoor chair School furniture project
Type Selected furniture projects
Year 2008-2012
Made at Department 11, Royal Academy of Fine Arts, School of Architecture & Copenhagen Technical School
OUTDOOR CHAIR
We love being outside in the summer, flocking in the parks, on the harbor front, wherever we can find a ray of sunshine in between the showers of rain.
DINING CHAIR
With the introduction of a char that can be moved around in the confines of the parks and public space. We can give the users more freedom to decide how they want to use our public space.
Eating is an activity, where there is much movement, though usually only small movements. I thus wanted to design a chair that supports these small movements.
With the flexibility the chair offers we can create and give people more opportunities for using the public space in a way that is more fitting with the way they want it to be.
ROCKING STOOL
A dining chair is for the enjoyment of food, the social aspects surrounding the meal, and the dining experience.
The chair is designed so that it follows the natural movements the body makes and that take place during the active act of dining. The chair further gives an active and open sitting position which gives a better and healthier posture.
The rocking stool was part of a six week furniture workshop. There were material re- The frame is 10mm powder coated steel, strictions that meant that only steel rods of and the seat and back are made of black stained birch plywood. a diameter of up to 8mm could be used. I worked with the idea of a rocking stool based on the statement “the best position we can sit in, is the next position”. The rocking movement challenges and forces us to constantly shift position and to sit more correctly in an open sitting position. The material limitations meant that the construction had to be part of the visual expression of the furniture.
DINING TABLE
The dining table explores traditional woodworking techniques and connection details but ‘super sized’ to fit with the general size of a dining table for 8 people. The table is constructed out of solid oak and walnut veneer.
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TROLDTEKT
Troldtekt design award Student competition
Type Student competition
Year 2012
Honors: 1st prize
CONCEPT
I wanted to slightly change the way that the Troldtekt Acoustic plates are used and how they appear and are shaped today. The overall shape is still the rectangle. By transforming the material and adding the double curvature and cutting slits into it, the Troldtekt plates are transformed into an element that is not just to be hidden away in the ceiling. The acoustic plates become a sculptural element that can be put together in ever increasing sizes and complexity.
The natural slits and openings that occur in the construction add possibilities for adding light elements such as LED or regular old fashioned fluorescent lighting.
SYNECDOCHE 1: A figure or trope by which a part of a thing is put for the whole, the whole for a part, the species for the genus, the genus for the species, or the name of the material for the thing made, and similar.
Together with added light elements the plates can be used in smaller settings like homes, smaller public spaces, and institutions. But can also become a large element for use in sport facilities, factories, etc.
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SELECTED PROJECTS OVERVIEW YEAR PROJECT 2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
TYPOLOGY
LOCATION
STATUS
VACA
Restaurant Roll-out
Copenhagen, Denmark In progress
3D / CD /
Manhattan Loft Gardens
Hotel design
London, England
3D / CD
Royal Hotel
Hotel design
Copenhagen, Denmark Build/In progress 3D / DD / CD
RESA
Residential design
Washington D.C., USA In progress
Concept / 3D / DD
Vejen Jobcenter
Interior design
Vejen, Denmark
Concept
In progress
Applications
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Dansk Flygtningehjælp Interior design
Copenhagen, Denmark On hold
Concept
Kold College
Building Addition
Odense, Denmark
3D / DD
Royal Arena
Restaurants
Copenhagen, Denmark Build
3D / DD
Chitra
Conference Interior
Oslo, Nor way
Build
Concept / 3D / CD
Villa Zhao
Interior Design
Shenyang, China
In progress
Concept / 3D / CD
Palæo
Café concept revision
Copenhagen
Build
Concept / 3D / DD
Nike
Branding concept
Beijing, China
Build
Concept / 3D
Nordisk Film
Concept Design
Copenhagen
Cancelled
Concept / 3D
Bang & Olufsen
Facade design
Herning, Denmark
Build
Concept / 3D
Bang & Olufsen
Store roll-out
Tianjin, China
On hold
DD / CD
Bang & Olufsen
Store roll-out
Gurgaon, India
Cancelled
3D / DD
Bang & Olufsen
Store roll-out
Nanjing, China
Build
DD / CD
Bang & Olufsen
Store roll-out
Jinan, China
Build
DD /CD
Bang & Olufsen
Flagship store
Chengdu, China
On hold
3D / DD
Bang & Olufsen
Store roll-out
Xian, China
Build
DD / CD
Tempur
Accesor y design
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Cancelled
Concept / Sketch
Bang 17
Restaurant design
Shanghai, China
On hold
Concept / 3D
Dea Kudibal
Shop-in-Shop
Shanghai, China
Build
Concept/ 3D / DD
Bang & Olufsen
Store roll-out
Wuxi, China
Build
Concept / 3D / DD
Bang & Olufsen
Store roll-out
Hong Kong
Build
DD / 3D / CD
Bang & Olufsen
Store roll-out
Germany
Build
DD / 3D
Bang & Olufsen
Store roll-out
Hangzhou, China
Build
DD / 3D
Bang & Olufsen
Design manual
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Implemented
Text / diagrams
Darleens
Frozen Yogurt Shop
Copenhagen
Build
CD / Revisions
Bastardo coffee
Cafe / Shop-in-shop
Copenhagen
Build
3D / DD / CD
Lauras Baker y
Store roll-out
Copenhagen
Build
DD / CD
South Beaut y Taipei
Restaurant Design
Taipei, Taiwan
Build
Ceiling art work
South Beaut y Group
Restaurant Design
Various, China
Build
Construction details
Lauras Baker y
Café Concept design
Copenhagen
Build
Concept / DD / CD
Lauras Baker y
Store roll-out
Copenhagen
Build
3D / DD / CD
Agnes Cupcakes
Store roll-out
Copenhagen
Build
DD / CD
Agnes Cupcakes
Store roll-out
Lyngby
Build
3D / DD / CD
Agnes Cupcakes
Store roll-out
Copenhagen
Build
DD / CD
Sky word
Showroom
Shanghai, China
Build
Concept / 3D / DD / CD
Applications
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9 RANDOM FACTS
SOME RANDOM FACTS ABOUT MATTHIAS DYRKJÆR KISCH 1. Matthias was born in february 1985 2. Raised on Amager, and is still very fond of Amager. 3. Holds dual citizenship - Danish and American. 4. Thought he was going to be a lawyer until he had spent the first year of law school sitting and drawing instead of going to class. 5. Favorite composer is either Satie, Verdi, Faure or Shostokovich - depending on the mood. 6. Spent 1 year in Durham, North Carolina as a high school exchange student. 7. Took his drivers license when he was 29 years old. 8. Has an incredible sense of humor - Though some say it is incredibly bad. 9. Thought this list was a bit silly but wanted to add something more personal to the portfolio.
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