PORTFOLIO/
ARCHITECTURE/ LANDSCAPE / INTERVENTIONS ELISABETTA BONO
Curriculum Vitae
ArchiForestry/ Self initiated research Project
Hangar on Stilt, River as ecological corridor, Pavia/ Terraviva Competitions
Hortus Extra Moenia, Prato/ Master Futuro Vegetale/ University of Florence
Archipelago Garden, Genoa/ Master Futuro Vegetale/ University of Florence
Rolling Stores/ Non Architeture Competitions
Tweede Kamer der Staten Generaal, Parlament, Den Haag/ The Architekten Cie/ www.cie.nl
Alexandrium Shopping Centre, Rotterdam / The Architekten Cie/ www.cie.nl
Musis Sacrum, Arnhem/ Van Dongen-Koschuch Architects and Planner / www.vd-k.eu
Interior Musis Sacrum, Arnhem/ Van Dongen-Koschuch Architects and Planner / www.vd-k.eu
Huis op Zuid, Rotterdam/ Van Dongen-Koschuch Architects and Planner / www.vd-k.eu
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CURRICULUM VITAE/
Name: Elisabetta Bono
Date and Place of Birth: 15/06/1988, Pavia, Italy Nationality: Italian Website www.elisabettabono.com Email: elisabettabono.mail@gmail.com Linkedin www.linkedin.com/in/elisabettabono Phone: +31612848782
EDUCATION
PERSONAL INFO WORK EXPERIENCE
2021
Master Futuro Vegetale University of Florence, Italy
2011-2013
Master or Science in Architecture, Building & Planning Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands.
2007-2010 Bachelor of Architecture, Politecnico of Milan, Italy.
2019- present Elisabetta Bono Architecture - personal projects (research, competitions, graphics) on architecture, nature inclusivity, permaculture and placemaking - collaboration with diverse experties (architects, agronomers, sociologists...)
2018-2021 (3 years)
Freelance architect at de Architekten Cie - active role as designer for retail projects, interior renovation and public buildings - team work with engineers and consultants - responsabile for material production during SO, VO and DO phases
2017 (3 months)
Freelance architect at Satyendra Pakhale Associates architecture competion for a public building in Amsterdam
2014- 2017 (2 years & 6 months)
Traineership , Freelance arch/Junior Arch. at Van Dongen- Koschuch Architects and Planners - involved in design process decisions for both housing project and public buildings - responsible for 2d drawings, 3d models and rendered images for VO and DO phases
2014 (6 months)
Internship at .Fabric, Amsterdam, The Netherlands working on the project”Urban Metabolism” for the Biennale in Rotterdam
2014-2018 (intermittent)
Freelance for SAMA (Street Art Museum Amsterdam) graphic design assigments and infographics for murals proposals and projects
2011 (3 months)
Internship at Atelier van Lieshout Rotterdam, The Netherlands interior projects, design, craftmanship on wood, metal and polyster
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PUBLICATIONS
2019
“Rolling Stores”, concept design for retail unit publication of final projects for the competition “Buying – Alternative designs for Shops”, organized by Non Architecture Competitions
2014
“One, no one and one hundred thousand” RRC Studio Magazine#6Power interview with Eric Frijters (.Fabric) about Biennale Rotterdam 2014
2013
“Exploring Mass” graduation project (MSc) my theoretical research and project “Exploring Mass” are described in the chapter about the graduation studio “The naked architect” in the YearBook of Built Environment Tu/e
COURSES/ WORKSHOPS/ ACTIVITIES
2012 Gates in the Expo ‘58 magazine of the Seminar Course ”Thing Theory and Urban Objects at EXPO 58” at Tu Eindhoven 2021 October Agroforestry Course at Regen (BA) Italy Theoretical and practice course about how to design and realized Food forests and agroforestry systems
2021August
Permaculture Course Design PDC Certificate 72h at Aletheia Ecologia (RE) Italy Introduction to Permaculture design principles as taught by Bill Mollison
2021 July
Ischia Vegetale at Ischia (NA) Education & training program organized by a group of students of Futuro Vegetale - farming workshops - analysis, design strategies for abandoned land through permaculture principles
2020-2021
Voluteer at Pluk! CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) Amsterdam
IT SKILLS
LANGUAGES
2d drawing: Autocad
Adobe: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign. 3d modeling: Rhinoceros Rhino Vray Enscape on Rhino Sketchup Revit
Italian (mother tongue)
English: high proficiency of written and spoken English Certifications: TOEFL IBT TEST_Score 90/120
Dutch: B1, NT2 Spanish: basic communication skills
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ArchiForestry
Architecture + Agroforestry
Type: Research project
Location: Netherlands, Italy
Program: biobased materials, planting
Year: 2021-ongoing
Tasks: concept, text, diagrams
Extra: waiting for funds response (Stimulering Fonds)
The Archiforestry project explores the intersections between architecture & agroforestry, focusing on the role of plants and vegetation. On one hand the research fosters the role of trees as a design tool, collecting examples of plants’ benefits and uses. On the other hand, a study about biobased materials derived from plants unfolds solutions for reducing the carbon footprint of the building industry through regenerative agriculture practices.
As multidisciplinary collaboration, the study intends to involve professionals from different fields of expertise through a holistic approach. The research provides comprehensive content for regenerative projects in architecture & agriculture, encouraging a biophilic approach towards use of resources, soil consumption, and space management. Final output of the research shall be an open souce online platform with contents about plants, biobased materials and their production through agroforestry systems.
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GROWTH RATE CO2 Fagus sylvatica Wood 4–7 ooring cabinetry furniture medium acidic, loamy, moist, sandy, well-drained and clay soils Beechnuts are food for wildlife (birds, chipmunks, squirrels) Cannabis sativaHempcrete 8–11 walls insulation high well-aerated soil, pH 6 or >, good moisture pH ≥ 6 pH < 7 co2 storage PLANT MATERIAL USE HARDINESS ZONEGROWTH RATESOIL PREFERENCE EXTRA PLANT MATERIAL USE HARDINESS ZONEGROWTH RATESOIL PREFERENCE EXTRA 5 Part 2: Biobased material data sheet, example Part 1: Tree as design tool: elements and functions Concept diagram illustrating the concept of research • shadow • cooling down • meeting space • community SOCIAL SPACE • wind barrier • cooling down • shadow • space divider EDGE • cooling down • ritual • inviting • beauty MONUMENT • thermal insulation • reduce energy use • co2 storage • inviting WALL TREE AS BENEFITS/ FUNCTIONS/ FEATURES ARCHITECTURE + TREES AGROFORESTRY ARCHIFORESTRY BIOBASED MATERIALS BUILDING BIOBASED MATERIALS FOREST
Hangar on stilts
River as ecological corridor
Type: Terraviva Competitions
Location: Pavia, IT
Program: Renovation, urban intervention Year: 2021
Tasks: concept, design, drawings, images
Team: Samuele Di Filippo
The proposal is conceived as a multiscale project. First step was the analysis of the building in its context, in fact the landscape plays an important role in terms of use and future development of the existing building. We identified the Hangar as a new feature along the already rich ensemble of activities along the river Ticino. The project is a space where nature and sport merge, a social and public place, where visitors are invited to use sports facilities (gym, canoes lab), learn about local flora and fauna and explore the nature reserve of the Ticino Park. On the architecture level, the project keeps alive the identity of the Hydroplane Hangar designed by Pagano as indisputable landmark; while integrating the natural element into the architecture. Green walls, gardens on stilts and a greenhouse transform the building into a living organism, active and selfsustained. The proposal invites the community to observe, learn, stay active and explore nature.
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protect from promote activities / social interaction oating phyto islands for wild life ( ora & fauna) green terraced steps terraced edges gravel lters Phalacrocorax carbo Carpinus betulus Salix eleagnos Salix alba Alnus glutinosa
promote activities / social interaction floating structures / piers vegetation to strenghten river’s banks floating phytofilters green terraced steps islands for wildlife (flora & fauna) Maps with existing activities along the riverside in the city of Pavia Section with local Flora and Fauna Nature based interventions
water quality Populus tremula Populus alba Ardea cinerea Oncorhynchus mykiss (Trout)
vegetation to strenghten rivers’ banks interaction oating structures/piers oating phyto lters fauna) green terraced steps terraced edges gravel lters protect from erosion ood protection water quality vegetation to strenghten rivers’ banks promote activities / social interaction oating structures/piers oating phyto islands for wild life ( ora & fauna) green terraced steps terraced edges gravel lters activate riverside protect from erosion ood protection water quality banks oating structures/piers oating phyto lters terraced edges gravel lters ood protection water quality Phalacrocorax carbo Austropotamobius pallipe
Alburnus arborella Perca uviatilis
vegetation to strenghten rivers’ banks promote activities / social interaction oating structures/piers oating phyto lters islands for wild life ( ora & fauna) green terraced steps terraced edges gravel lters
activate riverside protect from erosion ood protection water quality vegetation promote activities / social interaction islands for wild life ( ora & fauna) green terraced 7
summer sun
roof system with blinds to control light intensity
north facade well insulated wall moss green wall
- main entrance - connection to main road - thick wall for insulation - plant species for north side (moss, Ivy, Virginia creeper, small perennial shrubs..)
SOUTH FACADE GREENHOUSE
- additional volume - located on south side
- thermal regulation in winter and summer seasons
- ecomuseum - access to Lab canoes/kayaks
winter sun
Ecomuseum
discover Ticino Park
oating platform coping structure for river oods
WEST FACADE TRANSITION WALL
- existing structure is kept - wider windows - half glass / half green - green wall with aromatic herbs for cafè & kitchen
EAST FACADE RIVER ACCESS
- access & exit - connection to riverside - stairs on existing slope - tribune as social area - gardens on stilts
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Landscape
green house wooden structure + polycarbonate sheets N
N NORD FACADE GREEN WALL
Section showing Ecomuseum
North block (incl. stairs & lift)
Floor 0 : entrance, info, wc, changing rooms Floor 1 : meeting rooms, flex rooms for sports.
Gym climbing & bouldering walls, area for exercises
Access to river stairs & tribune (sitting element)
Gardens on stilts collection / exploration lab for flora & fauna
Greenhouse Ecomuseum & access for Lab canoe/kayak Ecomuseum areas for expo, seminars & flex working spots
Officina Lab for canoe/kayak (repair & workshop)
Coffee corner Bar and snacks for visitors & workers
Balcony floor 1 Common area with flex desks & expo Exploded axonometric view showing the interior program and exterior features of the Hangar
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Hortus Extra Moenia
Group Project at Master Futuro Vegetale
Type: University project
Location: Prato, IT
Program: Urban intervention Year: 2021, ongoing
Tasks: concept, design, drawings, images
Team: E. Barbieri, E. Corsi, R. Spalacci, F. Zannoni
Hortus Extra Moenia is a regenerative urban project, that aims to create a space for the community, designed and managed by the local community itself. Located by the secondary train station of Prato Borgonuovo, the area is an empty grass field at the intersection of 4 different neighborhoods, marked by road and railway infrastructures, in between city and old manifactures area. The social and cultural richness of the place invites to imagine a place where people grow, share and manage a small Food forest, with fruits and vegetables. The car parking covered by temporary green canopies hosts local markets and events, while the wild flowers area can be used as an open air lab for schools and workshops. Our proposal is to bring nature in the city, providing tools for understanding, taking care and maintain a common good.
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Urban map: location in the town of Prato
campo erba medica
oliveta foresta edibile 11
area eventi wild flowers
Existing siteplan with areas Siteplan proposal
Section facing the highway bridge
area for local market & events skatepark under bridge local chinese manifactures
existing grass field olive grove dogs’ area
Section through bridge facing railway Elements for social interaction: canopy and rain water collector
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Overview on communication media to share the project into the community
railway food forest food forest railway station
magazine information sheets exhibition panels
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Food forest in grass field
Local market in parking lot
Wild flowers strips in unused area
Archipelago Garden
Group Project at Master Futuro Vegetale
Type: University project
Location: Genoa, IT Program: Urban intervention Year: 2021
Tasks: concept, design, drawings, images
Team: E. Barbieri, E. Corsi, R. Spalacci, F. Zannoni
The idea behind Archipelago Garden is to raise awareness about issues related to climate change, such as climate refugees. There are areas of the world where migratory flow is already underway due to submersion of emerged lands and rise of temperatures. Taking inspiration from the case of Marshall Islands, in danger and vulnerable; we designed a garden with islands-shaped flowerbeds with specific selection of plants species (edible, local species, official and flowers). Some ‘‘islands’’ are raised from the floor (30 cm), others come as a result of depaving concrete tiles. Movable sitting elements are conceived as floating trunks among the islands. The garden is located at the entrance of the Aquarium in Genoa, city unfortunately famous for floads and its high percentage of paved surfaces. The archipelago that emerges from the concrete is a symbol of the direction that humanity must follow: let nature emerge and know how to live with it respectfully.
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Aiuola Edibile
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Lo scopo di questa aiuola è far conoscere alcune piante della nostra flora che si incontrano frequentemente e possono essere raccolte nei campi e mangiate.
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Officinal
Ginepro Lavanda selvatica Ginestra Aiuola Mediterranea Aiuola Officinale Cannabis sativa selezionate uso comune essere per diversi ciò che sono le Aiuola Officinale Canapa selezionate sono di uso comune e possono ciò che le accomuna Aiuola Officinale selezionate sono di uso comune e possono essere utilizzate per diversi scopi, ciò che le accomuna sono le proprietà Aiuola Officinale Canapa Cannabis sativa Artemisia Artemisia vulgaris L. Pulmonaria officinalis L. Fumaria officinalis L. selezionate uso comune essere per diversi ciò che sono le Aiuola Fiorita Narciso Aiuola Fiorita Garofanino spaccasassi Petrorhagia saxifraga L. Viola Viola tricolor L. Croco Aiuola Fiorita Garofanino spaccasassi Petrorhagia saxifraga L. Narciso Narcissus pseudonarcissus Papavero Papaver rhoeas L. Croco Aiuola Fiorita Garofanino spaccasassi Petrorhagia saxifraga L. Narciso Narcissus pseudonarcissus L. Papavero Papaver rhoeas L. Calendula Calendula officinalis L. Le specie presenti in questa aiuola hanno una fioritura scalare, in modo da avere sempre fiori durante il corso dell’anno. communis L. selvatica stoechas L. Spartium junceum L. Aiuola Mediterranea stato pensato il nostro intervento. Pistacia lentiscus L. Ginestra Spartium junceum L. Mediterranea Ginepro Juniperus communis L. Queste piante sono flora mediterranea presente nelle zone costiere, come quella in cui è stato pensato il nostro intervento. Lavanda selvatica Lavandula stoechas L. Spartium junceum L. Aiuola Mediterranea Mediterranean plants Officinal plants Flowering plants (wild flowers) Lavandula stoechas L. Thymus serpillum L. Crocus sativus L. Spartium junceum L. Salvia officinalis L. Petrorhagia saxifraga L. Pistacia lentiscus L. Artemisia vulgaris L. Punica granatum L. Juniperus communis L. Malva sylvestris L. Calendula officinalis L.
Movable sitting element from reused trunks Axonometric view of garden elements Mediterranean plants Edible plants Flowering plants
plants Sitting elements
scopo
frequentemente
essere raccolte
Eruca sativa L.
di questa aiuola è far conoscere alcune piante della nostra flora che si incontrano
e possono
nei campi e mangiate.
Borragine Borago officinalis L.
Lo scopo di questa aiuola è far conoscere alcune piante della nostra flora che si incontrano frequentemente e possono essere raccolte nei campi e mangiate.
Borragine Borago officinalis L.
Eruca sativa L.
Borragine Borago officinalis L.
Eruca sativa L. Foeniculum vulgare L. Borago officinalis L. Taraxacum officinale L.
Lo scopo di questa aiuola è far conoscere alcune piante della nostra flora che si incontrano frequentemente e possono essere raccolte nei campi e mangiate. Edible plants
Rolling Stores
Competition entry
Type: Competition by Non Architecture Competitions
Location: Everywhere
Program: Retail unit, urban intervention Year: 2019
Surface: variable (about 30 m²)
Tasks: concept, design, drawings and modelling
In February 2019 Non Architecture Competitions launched its ninth competition, “Buying – Alternative designs for Shops”, asking creative people from all around the world to think about innovative design concepts for Shops. Projects from the three winners and 38 finalists are collected in one book. The “Rolling Stores” project by myself and Elisa Cardinali also appears among the finalists. Our idea is a mobile shop unit that moves as a tram, on railways. As public transport Rolling Stores have a timetable, easy to check via an app or at the stop. Each unit is made with wooden panels, with a modular system to organize displayers and shelves. The Rolling Stores bring exchange and market troughout the city, creating a connection among all neighbourhoods, against the onefunction zoning in urban areas.
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View on a rolling store stop
Timetable and map of route and lines
Axo of closed unit
Axo showing an open unit with panel system
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Tweede Kamer der Staten Generaal
de Architekten Cie
Type: Commission
Location: Den Haag, NL
Program: Parlament/ offices
Year: 2018-2021, ongoing
Surface: renovation 21.051 m²
Client: Directie Bouw van de Rijksgebouwendienst
Tasks: design, drawings and modelling
In 2019, the House of Representatives, the Central Government Real Estate Agency and the Architekten Cie., with Pi de Bruijn as integral advisor, developed the renovation concept for the House of Representatives building in close collaboration. This concept defines the functional interventions that are desired in addition to the technical renovation. (from Architekten Cie website)
My contribution to the project of the Parlament has focused mainly on the public entrance in the main square, in collaboration with the landscape studio Karres en Brands. The square meant as a public, welcoming and democratic space is organized through a stepping terrein heading towards the actual entrance at -1 level. The enclosing round shape provides sitting elements, green and a gathering feeling; improving the current square layout with clear pedestrain paths, limits and framing of the public space.
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View on skylight element
Special lighting and seating elements in a junction View on skylight element
Alexandrium
de Architekten Cie
Type: Commission (after competition)
Location: Rotterdam, NL
Program: Shopping Centre Year: 2018-2021, ongoing
Surface: new 40.000 m²
Client: Klepierre
Winning project from the competition, the refurbishment of the Shopping Centre Alexandrium interests only a portion of the whole intervention by Architekten Cie . The project includes a new roof, new ceiling design and shopdividers. The challenge during the process has been to conceive a clear language, that could put together different spaces of the mall, which went through a lot of renovation phases and mismanagment. The new ceiling design has organic shaped skylights in the corridors and it copes with different corridors’ heights, guiding the visitor in the space. In the junctions, new suspended lighting fixtures are set, in combination with sitting elements. The shopdividers present a clean design with stone plinth and white column, creating a pleasant facade rhythm.
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Sections of corridor showing the ceiling and roof design
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Special lighting and seating elements in a junction View on skylight element
Musis Sacrum
Van Dongen Koschuch Architects
Type: 1st Prize Competition (tender)
Location: Arnhem, NL
Program: Concert Hall
Year: 2015-2017, built
Surface: new 5.950 m², existing 3.870 m²
Client: City of Arnhem
Tasks: design, drawings and modelling
Musis Sacrum is from 1847 an important landmark for music in the city of Arnhem. The building passed through several renovation and building works, until the competition of 2014 that decided the demolition of the addition from the ‘60s. The proposal for the extension of Musis Sacrum aims to preserve the monumental brick building and to give more importance to the landscape of Musis Park. The project is conceived as an open-side pavillion in the green. The ground floor consists of a glass facade, creating a constant relationship between the outside and the foyer. Existing and new are bound by a common plinth, that creates space at its front, an urbane setting in the centre of the park, which serves as an extension of the foyers. The new hall is cladded with wooden panels on the inside, and on the outside with green ceramic profiles. The hall has a big window behind the stage, that opens towards the park and acts as a green backdrop for performances.
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View from the park, pavillion in the green.
View on the interior of the New Hall and the openable window facing the park
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Section of the music hall and the existing building on the background
Sections through concert hall , foyer and backstage
Floorplan of the ground floor
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View
View of the main foyer and entrance to the New Hall
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from the park to the glass facade, behind the stage
Interior Musis Sacrum
Van Dongen Koschuch Architects
Type: Commission
Location: Arnhem, NL
Program: Foyers, bars, offices, changing rooms
Year: 2015-2017, built
Surface: new 5.950 m², existing 3.870 m²
Client: City of Arnhem
Tasks: design, drawings, 3d modelling & rendering
Together with the renovation and new building of Musis Sacrum, Van Dongen Koschuch Architects got also the commision for designing interior elements and choosing furniture for main spaces such as foyers, bars, changing rooms, concert halls and offices. Stricly connected to the architecture, the interior elements use same or similar materials, like bronze and wood, creating a fine and pleasant atmospher. The interiors in fact don’t dominate the architecture, but they simply enhance it. Custom-made objects such as bars and paintries show clean lines and shapes, they were thought to be flexible in order to be moved in the building, according to different events and performances. Great attention was also given to the users, their inputs were a foundamental aspect during the design fase.
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rooms_basement Foyer new building_ground floor
foyer_ground floor Office_ground floor Foyer existing building_first floor 27
Artist foyer_basement Changing
Artist
Huis Op Zuid
Van Dongen Koschuch Architects
Type: Competition (tender)
Location: Rotterdam, NL
Program: Swimming pool, primary school, housing
Year: 2016 (competition)
Surface: m²
Client: Municipality of Rotterdam
Tasks: diagrams & 3d modelling
Huis Op Zuid is a competition held by Municipality of Rotterdam, in order to offer new activities and housing to the Southern part of Rotterdam, which is now on the spot for new urban/architectural projects. The program includes a sport centre with swimming pool, a primary school and apartments. At ground floor the entraces are grouped by function and this aspect gives each user his own identity and orientation in the building. The school for instance is accessible by a patio that becomes also playground for the kids. The project is characterized by strong horizontal bends, that alternate bricks and glass, solid and transparency. The organization of the program shows rationality in space and, from the user’s experience, a continous visual connection through the diffrent functions, by using higher platforms and double height ceiling.
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Axonometric diagram of the building and its program
View of the patio of the primary school
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