Portfolio 2013 juni Ellen Struijk

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Portfolio Ellen Struijk



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2012

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Graduation Living in the Sesia Valley

Experience

Creative City Lab Internship Dok Architects Small extension

Projects

Masterclass @ the Berlage De Meent - Rotterdam (MSc) Lijnbaan (BSc Thesis) Holiday house in wood (BSc) European Chinese Centre (BSc) Pavillion IJsseloog (BSc)


Graduation

Graduation project Living in the Sesia Valley


Living in the Sesia Valley In the Sesia Valley in the Italians Alps lies the medieval town Varallo. A decrease of population numbers is seen here. The aim of this graduation studio is to design a new housing-concept that will provide in the needs of modern living in rural areas. My vision is to make use of the (hidden) existing local qualities and make them stronger. A very important local quality is the typical social cohesion that can be found in small towns. To be able to contribute to this local social connection amongst people, I have done research to the architecture of collective housing. This became the main theme of my designproposal, besides offering care facilities and space for local initiatives. An abandoned hospital in the centre of Varallo is choosen as projectsite. This building hides many undiscovered qualities and is located on a unique place in town.

‘To design spaces for social interaction’



Varallo has always been famous for its care facilities such as the former hospital and a wellness-centre. To bring back these former characteristics into Varallo again, I created spaces for a policlinic and a thermal bath, to take care of the inhabitants of Varallo.

magazijn

fitness

(groente) winkel

spa

behandelkamers

restaurant

apotheek



The collective spaces are found in the heart of the building. Here people can cook, eat, work and recreate together. These spaces have transparent or 1:200 translucent doors and windows so it can be seen when people are making use of these spaces.

impression of the communal hallway

1:200 dakterras

the old chapel can be used for different activities


dieping 2 1:200


The concrete structure of the 6-floor extension is functional. When taking down the non-loadbearing walls and facades the open floors can be used for new different activities. To make it a safe place but still very transparant a mesh fence is added and a glass elevator and roof are made. In time, when the qualities of living in the valley are rediscovered, the demand for appartments will rise. The open floors can be used for living by this flexible modular design. The isolated floor- , ceiling- and facadepanels can be mounted into the pre-drilled holes in the grid. The facades are made of wood to contrast the raw concrete structure. The cladding is detailed in such a way that the panels appear to be seamlessly attached to each other.


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Experience

Creative City Lab Innovatielab 020 Stadslandbouw


From March untill May I was part of the Creative City Lab team. The goal was to create a feasible businesscase for an urban farming project in Amsterdam North. My responsibilities during the lab were: research on the availabe square meters and buildings on the projectsite, exploring the opportunities for a greenhouse combined with a restaurant and making the drawings and impressions to communicate the plan. In our final plan we combined different functions that are related to the process of food-production, distribution and consumption. This plan is translated into a cost estimate and a spatial plan and we also found three different coalitions of partners who want to start this plan. Our results were presented to the municipality and they will decide on the next step to take. Hopefully we can witness the start of this project soon!

plan Foodvillage


Internship

Internship Dok Architecten

Amsterdam


Internship at Dok Architecten During my internship at Dok Architecten, I have worked on a tender regarding the monumental superstructure ‘Kleiburg’, located in Amsterdam. The aim was to re-use the building and make it meet modern living standards while taking financial feasibility into account. The strategy was to create many different types of dwellings, suited for different types of households.

model for a school in Bonheiden

I was responisble for the design-studies and presentational drawings. It was a very dynamic process: the design was continiously tested and reshaped in order to meet costs, construction and fire regulations. While working at Dok Architecten I have also assisted other projectteams with making 3D models and computer visualisations. The different computerprograms I learned to work with were Vectorworks, SketchUp and Artlantis. Working at Dok Architecten was of great value to me because it gave me a better understanding of the profession and made me even more enthusiastic about it!

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The structure of Kleiburg houses five hundred appartments with little or no diversity. To create more dynamics in the monotone facade different types of appartments are mixed in the design. By extending the rooms to the edge of the balcony a direct relation with the surroundings is established.

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loggia/balcony

living at the facade

storage recreation

living in the green

living in the green

recreation

dwelling+atelier semi-private

private gardenside

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By adding elevators and stairs, the long and anonymous galleries were shortened. This way accessing the appartments is made more personal and the former galleries can now be used as loggias, balconies or interior space. In the first two floors of the building, former storage-boxes, maisonettes and studios are created.

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Experience

Valkenburg extension design assignment impression


This small design is made for a couple that moved to Limburg and wanted to re-do the current extension containing the pumps for the swimmingpool and the outdoor shower. A demand for the new extension is to be more integrated to the design of their house.

Valkenburg extension

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heat pump shower&toilet green house roof - isolation

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huidige dakopbouw conform bestaand. Zie detail 7 bouwtekeningen.

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bitumen (shingles) dampremmende laag Isolatie 100 mm waterkerende laag houtplaat12,5 mm

3700 + P isolatie opstalan.

haakanker

ligger 75 x 125

stippellijn : nieuwe hoogte dak, na isolatie + 100 mm

balken 80 x 200

Aandacht waterafvoer! conform detail 2 oude bouwtekeningen

stippellijn : nieuwe hoogte dak, na isolatie + 100 mm

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toilet ruimte

ligger 75 x 100

bruine baksteen conform bestaand

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hoogte houten deur 2100 mm (conform huidige deurhoogte in het woonhuis)

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verlaagd plafond

pomphuis

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I proposed 3 different designs of which they have picked this one as their favorite. Then I made these constructional drawings to bring to the building contractor.

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Extra

A field of voids

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Voids, light and connnectivity

A POTENTIAL UNHIERARCHICALFIELD

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Open Structures

Masterclass @ the Berlage Institute

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for staff

Ministery of SZW

Inferior entrances

for staff OF THE MSZW 2.0 CENTRALITY - 30 minutes to everywhere

A POSSIBLE NEW USE - student accomodation - elderly housing - educational facilities - start-up offices

Amsterdam

15 m² PRIVATE

Laan van NOI

Felipe Guerra Piya Limpiti

40 m² / p.p.

Anna Sissela Michalsdotter

Jinyeong Seo Ellen Struijk

Rotterdam

INTERDENPENDENCY OF THE INHABITANTS AND PROGRAMS

“INTERPRETABLE SPACE”

25 m² COMMON

NON-HIERARCHY FREEDOMS AND CONSTRAINTS

Open Structures

care service

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Common spaces mediate between public and private

STUDENTS

CENTRALITY AND INTERDEPENDENCY

SIMULTANEITY OF USES / SCALE

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I participated in a masterclass led by Herman Hertzberger. The aim was to explore the changability of buildings. The buildings we analysed were the works of Herman Hertzberger himself.

Centraal Beheer

workshop

canteen

CENTRAL PARK

Scalar differentiation determines use, program

reading room

wintergarten

library

kindergarten

social activity

EDUCATION

START-UP BUSINESS

conference

PUBLIC GROUND ROOF TERRACE

BREAK

A POSSIBLE NEW USE - student accomodation - elderly housing - educational facilities - start-up offices

By studying the repetetive elements, the CENTRALITY OF THE MSZW 2.0 accesabilty, boundaries and hierarchy - 30 minutes to everywhere the ‘openness’ central of the designs couldofbe accessibility possible peripheral found. Closed buildings were defined as the figure creates accesses could structures which not be facade altered ancould unenlivened enliven the facade Amsterdam easily and are very strongly dictating the use because of its structure. Our team Leiden studied the Centraal Beheer in ApelDen Haag doorn and theSTRUCTURAL Ministery of SZW in The central acces INTERCONNECTION OF THELaan “UNITS” van NOI Hague. STUDENT HOUSING STUDENT HOUSING

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LIBRARY CAFE KITCHEN

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STUDENT HOUSING

ELDERLY HOME GARDEN KINDERGARTEN

ELDERLY HOME GARDEN VEGETABLES ELDERLY HOME ELDERLY HOME RESTAURANT CONFERENCE EDUCATION

ENTRANCE BRIGE GARDEN

START-UP BUSINESS CAFE TRUCK ENTRANCE ENTRANCE STORE WORKSHOP MEDIA EDUCATION MEDIA CARCARCAR CARCAR

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interconnected alleyway network

A NEW FACE Bundeled Visitors Entrance from Parking

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40 m² / p.p.

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At first sight the Centraal Beheer seems to be flexible in its structure but a strong interdepency in the construction limits Rotterdam the possibilities for extensions. For the Ministery we explored the possibilites for a collective dwelling-concept INTERDENPENDENCY OF THE inside the structure. We finished the expected and actual Structuring gaps central accessibility of possible peripheral week with presentations of all groups INHABITANTS AND PROGRAMS the figure creates accesses could interconnected construction construction results and a discussion on the theme. an unenlivened facade enliven the facade

Golnar Abbasi UNHIERARCHICALFIELD

connection in centre of cell

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Interaction of the public with the inhabitants

EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES AND COMMON SPACE

“INTERPRETABLE SPACE” m² 44% interpretable15space within the single PRIVATE cells

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BIRD WATCHING ELDERLY HOME ELDERLY HOME

STUDENT HOUSING STUDENT HOUSING

MUSIC ARTS GARDEN READING ROOM LECTURE ROOM STUDENT ROOM

STUDENT HOUSING STUDENT HOUSING

ROOF TERRACE

GARDEN

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A polyvalent circulation offers shared space for learning

Condensed living units

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STUDENT ACCOMODATION / START-UPS

Mixture of

25 m² interrelated units COMMON

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< 25% interpretable in the entire structu but higher program variety

Elderly partage in child care

NON-HIERARCHY FREEDOMS AND CONSTRAINTS

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Open Structures

Felipe Guerra

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LIBERATING THE CONSTRUCTION

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ELDERLY HOUSING / CHILDREN CARE

Piya Limpiti STRUCTURAL INTERCONNECTION OF THE “UNITS” Anna Sissela Michalsdotter

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of cell POLYVALENT CIRCULATION

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Yinyeon Seo

44% interpretable space

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Master

De Meent

Rotterdam


De Meent, Rotterdam De Meent, Rotterdam

This design is one of densification. The location is characterized by its open space and traffic. Everybody around this place seems to be on the go. In the new design dwellings, retail and a grand cafe are designed to fill the open parking space in a way that respects the surrounding volumes. The lowered plaza in front of the cafĂŠ becomes a place to stay.

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Bachelor

Looking for the Lijnbaan

Looking for the Lijnbaan Bachelor Thesis Urbanism


The monumental Lijnbaan and its shops are not easily found when arriving from Rotterdam Central Station. By proposing new pavements, trees and redirecting fast traffic, it will be easier for pedestrians to find the centre. The route is complemented with silver pavillions. The design was inspired by the theories of Kevin Lynch and Gordon Cullen.

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The pavillions guide the visitor to the Lijnbaan. These follies also provide other functions such as an information desk, a juice bar and expositon space for retail or artworks from local stores.


The facade of the PathĂŠ cinema is also renewed and made of the same materials as the guiding follies.

Looking for the Lijnbaan


Bachelor

Holiday house of wood

Kralingse plas, Rotterdam


Holiday house of wood

This design of a small holiday house is materialized in wood. The location can only be reached by boat and is a long stretched plot with a big tree in the middle of the garden.


The concept of the design is based on the differences between public and private spaces. The wooden ‘block- walls’ are connected with one of the three main spaces.

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vapor barrier

white painted plates wood beams

column wood 150 x 150

beam (wood) 250 x 150 mm wood blocks 200 x 200 mm interior sandwich panel 80 - 100mm sound isolating

double paned glass column 150 x 150 mm

double paned glass

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doorpost wood

opening door double paned glass bitumen isolation 100mm

terrace wood planks 200 x 45 mm

wood plates painted18 mm 200

wooden beams

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water resistant foil

kitchen cupboard

wood blocks 200x200 glue

plates of wood

black painted woodplates

beams wood isolation material 100 mm water resistant poured concrete

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Bachelor

flows in Rotterd

economi

Centrum - Koo Wilhelminapier

creativity

Lloyd Kwartier Van Nelle fabrie

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European Chinese Centre

Brainpark - Kra Academieplein

urban plan and transformation of heritage


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The multifunctional ECC in Rotterdam is developed to celebrate and improve the Chinese - Dutch tradition of trade. Knowledge, economy and creativity will be mixed together in order to create an innovating centre along the Rijnhaven. The urban design is based on the Chinese custom Feng Shui: energy flows, from important inspiring forces in the vicinity, shaped the design of the site. The former warehouse Santos, where these flows come together, will be transformed to become the heart of the ECC. This design is made together with Julie, Rob and Sean. companies MARKET

SCHOOL

European China Centre

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creative industries

ECONOMIC FLOW

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CREATIVE FLOW Lloyd Kwartier

KNOWLEDGE FLOW

Erasmus Campus


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library

restaurant



Bachelor

Pavillion IJsseloog educational centre in the IJsselmeer


Pavillion IJsseloog This educational centre on enviromental issues is located on a silk depot in the IJsselmeer. A rough place like that asked for a design that fits the context. Therefore the naval industry was a leading reference to this project. A design for such an educational centre has to be sustainable: the paviljon is made of used industrial steelbeams and plates, attached to each other in such a way that they can easily be demounted and reassembled.




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