rchitect rancesca orio Portfolio
rancesca orio Italian 14th December 1984 1128 Wuding lu, 200040 Shanghai, China
China Mob_(+86)18201947713 14 Viale dei Mille, 20129 Milan, Italy
Italy Mob_(+39) 347 260 93 57 E-mail_francescajorio@gmail.com
WORK EXPERIENCE
EDUCATION
2011-Current (3 years)
2007–2010 / Milan
Freelance Achitect
Master’s degree in Architecture, specialization in Interior Architecture
Studio63 Architecture+Design Web_ www.studio63.it
Graduated magna cum laude 110/110 Thesis title: Re-qualify and Re-inhabit. Design and Enhancement of the IIIrd Mile of the Ancient Appia Way Politecnico of Milan, base Milan Leonardo Web_ www.arch.polimi.it
2011–2012 (8months) / Shanghai
2008-2009 / Italy and Europe
2012-2013 (1 year and 3 months) / Shanghai
Project Architect/Project Manager
Architect Soft Grid Architecture Web_ www.soft-grid.com 2011 (6 months) / Milan
Post graduate course: Museography, Architecture and Archeology: “Strategic design and Innovative Management for Archeological sites” Thesis title: Scenography for the Dionysus Theatre in the Athen’s Acropolys Accademia Adrianea Architecture and Archeology Web_ www.accademiaadrianea.net
Junior Architect MMAA Architects G. Agata Giannoccari e A. M. Cavazzuti Architetti associati Web_ www.agfarchitetti.it
2003–2007 / Milan
2010-2011 (1 year) / Milan
Graduated 101/110 Thesis title: Piero Bottoni: INA Building in 33, Corso Sempione in Milan: Analysis, State of Preservation and Interior renovation. Politecnico of Milan, base Milan Leonardo Web_ www.arch.polimi.it
Assistant of Yuri Mastromattei professor Interior Design course, Construction Architecture, Politecinico di Milano Web_ www.arch2.polimi.it
Bachelor’s degree in Science of Architecture, University of Architecture and Society
2009-2010 (6 months) / Paris
Intern ECDM Emmmanuel Combarel et Dominique Marrec Architectes Web_ www.ecdm.eu
2004–2005 / Orléans
Socrates - Erasmus programme Institut d’Arts Visuels d’Orléans (France) Web_ www.iav-orleans.com
2006-2007 (6 months) / Milan
Intern Studio Pagani Perversi Architetti Associati Web_ www.paganiperversi.it
1998–2003 / Milan
Senior High School specializing in science education Graduate with 80/100 Liceo Scientifico Leonardo da Vinci, via Respighi, Milano Web_ www.lsdavincimilano.it
TRAINING
March 2012 / Italy
September 2011 / Milan
Workshop: Ecoweek 2011 Urban Communities + Green Architecture, Milan Ar-co Group Architects & Engineers
Project: Master degree’s thesis Competition: Raffaella Alibrandi degree prize Web_ www.expoedilizia.it
Project: MI-STO_Project for temporary living units for the Gipsy community of Milan Web_ www.ecoweek.net www.ar-co.org
November 2011 / Italy
September 2007 / Tivoli (Rome)
Workshop: 5th International museography workshop, International Architectural and Archeology Prize “Giambattista Piranesi”, Villa Adriana, Tivoli Project: The Great Villa Adriana’s Museum Winner of the 1st Piranesi Prize_Exhibit Award Accademia Adrianea Architecture e Archeology Web_ www.premiopiranesi.net
Selected project
Participation Project: Master degree’s thesis Competition: International Price of architectonical restore “Domus restauro e conservazione Fassa Bortolo” Web_ www.premiorestauro.it October 2011 / Italy
Selected project
September 2005 / Morcone (BN)
Project: Social Housing building model Competition: “Housing contest, projects’repertory for residencial buildings with high performances and low prices”, Milan Web_ www.housingcontest.com
Workshop: Design, “Exhibit, logos, places, images, imaginaries, materials, techniques”
August 2011 / Italy
COMPETITIONS AND AWARDS August 2012 / China
Selected project for the exhibition at the Beijing Design Week 2012 Project: Moving Energies Competition: Obbligo di Sosta – 停0% DENSITY March 2012 / Italy
Winner of Florence World Festival 2011, Project: Master degree’s thesis Competition: Degree&Profession - Degree Projects Virtual Expo and International awards Web_ www.florence-expo.com
Winner of Camerino 2011 prize Project: Master degree’s thesis Competition: XXI International workshop and Architecture Prize and Urban Culture – Camerino 2011 Build in the Built. Volume 0 Architecture. Web_ www.unicam.it/culturaurbana January 2011 / Italy
Participation Project: PUB_ Pop Up Box Competittion: 3rd edition of Milan’s Public Design Festival 2011 Web_ www.publicdesignfestival.org September 2010 / Mexico
Participation Project: Redevelopment of the Ex OM Area, Milan Competition: COARQ, 1st international competition of architectural students’ projects Web_ www.coarq.net
PERSONAL SKILLS AND COMPETENCES
LANGUAGE SKILLS
Personal Skills
English: Full professional proficiency
Work Organisation Group Work International Team
Understanding Advanced_C1
Technical Skills Photoshop Illustrator InDesign
Word Power Point Excell
Other Skills Photography Scanner laser Sport Driving License B
Writing Advanced_C1
French: Full professional proficiency Understanding Advanced_C2
Speaking Advanced_C2
Writing Advanced_C1
Spanish: Full professional proficiency Understanding Advanced_C2
Autocad 2D Rhino Autocad 3D
Speaking Advanced_C1
2002_First Certificate Exam Grade B (level B2)_University of Cambridge
Speaking Advanced_C1
Writing Advanced_C1
2007_DELE Intermedio (level B2)_Instituto Cervantes
Chinese: Basic communication Understanding Intermediate_B1
Speaking Beginner_A2
Writing Beginner_A1
PUBLICATIONS -Architettura e Città, Costruire nel costruito Architettura a volume zero, Di Baio Editore, n7/2012, -Palestrina, La città e il Tempio, a cura di G. Celada, C.Gentilini, C. Martintelli, Thèmenos, vol. 09, Maggioli Editore” -Premio Piranesi, Progetti per Villa Adriana 2007-2008, a cura di C. Gentilini, L. Grassi, I. Cosca, Thèmenos, vol. 10, Maggioli Editore”.
ITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHI IDEA COMPETITION ____, Denmark Surface: 6.000 m2 Competition 2013 The project mainly composes of two parts: the museum complex and the garden. They are both part of the same system that addresses both to visitors
and local users by creating
a continuum between inside and outside, between the real
world and its imaginary counterpart. world
By entering the museum, visitors experience a fairy
that literally surrounds them and guides them through different theme areas where they get to learn while interacting with the exhibition itself. All around the museum the garden stands as the natural extension of the complex; besides hosting an outdoor theatre/auditorium embedded in its landscape, it also constitutes a suitable open green area for the local community to enjoy. So, the project combines a series of elements and situations that range from the urban scale to the architectural one, from the historical heritage to the future development, the social context and the cultural scene, all providing an enticing experience suspended between fantasy 0
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exhibit twitter
exhibition
ema email
arrive in the city
enter the house of fairy tales
interact with an electronic device
facebo
dive into the world of fairytales
Volume
Architecture
Flow
visual connections to the city
P+1 524 mq
GF 2.010 mq
integration with the garden
artificial light 35%
P+1 524 mq
TOTAL 5.774 mq
P-1 1.620 mq
exhibition
GF 2.010 mq
natural light 65%
above ground area 45%
artificial light 35%visitor
TOTAL 5.774 mq
P-1 1.620 mq
wise use of the basement
P-2 1.620 mq
educational
administration facilities 3%
P-2 1.620 mq
basement 56%
exhibition 55%
under ground area 55%
outdoor 44%
administration facilities
facilities
3% administration facilities visitor facilities 3% visitor facilities 17% 17%
artificial light 17% 35%
storage 25% natural natural light light 65% 65%
exhibition 55%
exhibition 55%
storage storage 25%25%
study and research recreation administration duty
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exhibition facebook
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rome
spell
princess
marmaid
exhibition facebook
child
clothes
storm
prince
greed
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new story
email twitter
castle
mock
witch
dog
pea
create your personal fairytale
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OR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERI DECANTO CONCEPT RESTAURANT in collaboration with Studio63 Architecture+Design Shanghai, China Surface: 480 m2 Completed 2013 The contemporary Italian restaurant deCanto is located at 6 on the Bund, an historical
building dating around 1881.
The tables (100 seats) are arranged scrupulously under the slanted ceiling. The interior is a mix of dark
ringbone hardwood flooring.
EMPLOYERS AREA
TECHNICAL ROOM
COLD KITCHEN
The main theme is a custom made wine
PASTRY ROOM
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105
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BAR 105
132
160
cellar that thanks
to its modularity divides the restaurants in different areas.
DISHES PICK UP
TOILETS 176
grey metal
and oak wood, dark tones contrasted against the her-
REFRIGERATOR ROOM
100
250
KITCHEN
WASHING ROOM
90
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The main dining room sits below the pitched roof, lit by small 176
120
table candles and overhead hanging warm
lights.
WINE CELLAR 02_room 2 NATURAL BLACK IRON
8-10 SEATS
ROOM 2
VIP AREA
37 SEATS
90
WORK STATION
WINE CELLAR 01_room 2 NATURAL WOOD TABLE ROOM 2_DETAIL
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On the other side where the bar is situated, there is a private dining room sectioned off by decorative wooden wine cellar. A large collective screen showing old movies is fixed on the
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wall, where more seating with half-booths and two-person ta120
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295 WINE CELLAR 02_room 1
TERRACE
ROOM 1 100 WORK STATION
ENTRANCE
bles are available. The restaurant also has a terrace that hosts
WINE CELLAR 01_room 1
WORK STATION
38 SEATS
48 SEATS
38 seats staring Pudong.
Wall finishing: Dark Grey concrete col.ref. 424C or 425C Pantone
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Plank dimension : lenght variable x height 20 cm
Metal pendant lamps: see technical drawings
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structure
Wall covering: aged natural oak planks Col. ref. A - 202 (sample) Col. ref. B - 230 (sample)
OR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERI GAUDI’ CONCEPT STORE in collaboration with Studio63 Architecture+Design Ningbo, China Wuhan, China Shanghai, China Hangzhou, China Ningbo,China Surface: 140 m2 Surface: 178 m2 Surface: 93 m2 Surface: 112 m2 Surface: 114 m2 Completed Completed Completed Completed Completed 2012 2012 2013 2013 2013 Gaudì new concept for China reflects the
elegance and
the casual style of this male fashion brand. The warm feeling of wood and suede leather is opposed to the cold feeling of shiny steel and brown painted glass. The formal atmoshpere is smoothened by the curved shapes props and the colourful ceiling laps. This concept store has already been adapted to 5 store in China, everytime using the same style and main elements.
OR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERI IMPERIAL CONCEPT STORE in collaboration with Studio63 Architecture+Design Shenyang, China Changsha, China Surface: 105 m2 Surface: 104 m2 Completed Completed 2012 2013 Imperial concept store reflects the Italian
Empire style of the 1940’s marring it with contemporary shapes and materials.
This mix of modern and contemporary elements creates a new brand image, that represents the
Italian style.
From the exterior the high podium and and the simple
elegance of the shop windows bring us back to the 40’s. The curved white opal glass reminds us about the typical folded curtains of that time; on the opposite the dynamics and irregular shape of the furniture gives movement and modernity to the store. The choice of using black iron, shining steel and concrete as main materials shows the willing of giving modernity in order to remind the “industriality”
of the brand, in opposition to
the warm velvet of the sofa and the fitting rooms. The atmosphere is also created with a cascade of lights in the center of the shop.
OR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERIOR DESIGN INTERI NOTA KIDS CONCEPT STORE in collaboration with Studio63 Architecture+Design Ningbo, China Shanghai, China Surface: 500 m2 Surface: 107 m2 Completed Completed 2012 2012 The design has been conceived to be a neutral space, in order to host different brands. The overall requirement lied in creating a non-characterized
flexible space, so that the number of
brands could be easily interchangeable and increased. The project's final outcome is a white
box made of neutral
materials, such as shiny white laquered mdf and a light wooden floor designed so that the product can really emerge and be appreciated. Even if the materials used are the same throughout the entire store, the customer's perception of space constantly changes, thanks to the soft
chosen and
shapes
the lighting layout.
Nota kids is a multibrand store for children, that not only incorporates spaces designed for selling, but also areas dedicated to the children's playing. These areas are located next to the structural columns, wich are demateralized thanks to a luminous installation, which resembles the foliage of a tree. All these elements, together with the store's symbol, a white backlit tree, can also be seen from the entrances, becoming a focal point for the store.
SIGN PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN PUBLIC SPACE DE MOVING ENERGIES Obbligo di Sosta | 停 0% Density Beijing Design Week, Beijing, China Competition 2012
Shanghai: …The most vibrant city in the world, …The quickness of developing and construction …The slow flow of Chinese traditional world …The Old town VS Pudong …Chinese people VS Expats …Useless waste Vs recycling of everything Shanghai, the city of contrasts. Here live and we propose to install “Moving energies”: a design version of the public gym we can find everywhere in China. At sunset or at dawn traditional Chinese people meet and start dancing together, after work expats and business men run to their expensive gym to train them in shape. The “Moving energies” joins design world with the traditional Chinese habits. The “Moving energies platforms” are for fun, exercise, communication: they teach us ways to produce green energy. Each tool is mounted on a piece of puzzle: the game become modular and adaptable to different sites and environments.
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ITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHI XIANGSHANG CLUB HOUSE in collaboration with Softgrid Architecture Xiangshang, China Surface: 14 217 m2 Under construction 2011 The design aims to use the potentials of the existing
building layout in the site, their positioning and circulation between them works very well. Another reason to keep the existing layout is that the trees are densely scattered between the buildings and they need to be removed if the building layout changes. The second traditional feature in the master plan is the East-West and North-South axes. Along the north-south axis, the 3 major open spaces are sequenced. The east-west axis consists of the Central Courtyard which is the main connection between the major functions like Lounge and Teahouse and also the views of the mountains on the west and the city on the east.
Gates or archways are important elements in traditional Chinese cities. They mark the main entrances to the city and also the major road structure. In our design, we introduce archways along our major circulation ring. They not only indicate the road, but also divide the different zones that the visitors will pass through.
ITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHI MIŞTÓ HOUSING_ LIVING IN THE EARTHBAGS in collaboration with Arcò Group Architects & Engineers Milan, Italy Competition 2011
This project starts from the need expressed by Vento di Terra ONG of finding temporary living solution for the Gipsy
community in Milan. This is the project of a standard living unit of 60 m2 thought for a family of 4 people. The flexibility of the base unit it is guaranteed thanks to the use of
earth bags technique of construction and a structural central furnished wall. The base unit provides a central common patio to allow the typical gipsy way of living. The construction of the unit is based on bioclimatic principles in order to increase the interior living quality without increasing construction costs. Photovoltaic cells, under roof ventilation, floor thermal mass, green roof and rain water collection are all principles used in this small project.
Modularity +
Flexibility
+
Conviviality
blocco dei servizi mq 180
parete attrezzata collaborante mq 60 mq 60
unità abitativa
mq 60
unità abitativa
struttura portante in sacchi di terra
patio comune
patio comune
Cooperation
Autoconstruction
Easy maintenance
Local materials
Concept
orti
unità abitativa
lavatory’s core blocco dei servizi
patio comune
structural furniture wall collaborante parete attrezzata orti
mq 60 mq 60
materiali locali
alta qualità/basso costo
Easy dismantlement partecipazione
Ecological facile manutenzione sustainibility
autocostruzione
sostenibilità
High quality Low cost
mq 60
earth-bag walls
unità abitativa
struttura portante in sacchi di terra
facilità di smontagggio materiali locali
alta qualità/basso costo
autocostruzione partecipazione
unità abitativa
unità abitativa
mq 180
facilità di smontagggio
orti
sostenibilità
facile manutenzione
unità abitativa patio comune
orti unità abitativa
Garden
Common patio
Bike/Moped parking
Pergola pathway
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Earth bag sustainability sun
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ventilazione naturale pergolato con rampicanti pergolato con rampicanti
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-estate ventilazione naturale
ventilazione ventilazione naturale naturale pergolato con rampicanti
alberature
alberature alberature +inverno
+inverno +inverno alberature
pannello fotovoltaico
pannello fotovoltaico pannello fotovoltaico
tetto verde basse temperature
verde basse temperature tetto verdetetto basse temperature
tetto verde basse temperature
acqua calda acqua calda
air
orti
orti
orti
orti
acqua calda
earth
water
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raccolta di acque piovane
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inverno
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orti
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scuro pavimentopavimento scuro
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muri a inerzia termica ∆t min
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sacchi di sabbia
ITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHI A SOCIAL HOUSING BUILDING MODEL_ HOUSING CONTEST, HIGH PERFORMANCES AND LOW PRICES in collaboration with MMAA Architectes XLAM sistema costruttivo prefabbricato
Milan, Italy Surface: 5 006 m² Competition 2011 XLAM sistema costruttivo prefabbricato
XLAM sistema costruttivo prefabbricato
XLAM sistema costruttivo materiali naturali prefabbricato attenzione al ciclo di vita dell’edificio materiali naturali attenzione al ciclo di vita dell’edificio materiali naturali attenzione al ciclo di casa a ringhiera vita dell’edificio identità architettonica milanese casa a ringhiera identità architettonica milanese casa a ringhiera identità architettonica modularità milanese aggregabilità e flessibilità
delle soluzioni tipologiche modularità aggregabilità e flessibilità delle soluzioni tipologiche modularità aggregabilità e flessibilità il tempo è denaro delle soluzioni tipologiche controllo a contenimento dei costi e dei tempi il tempo è denaro controllo a contenimento dei costi e dei tempi il tempo è denaro controllo a contenimento
materiali naturali attenzione al ciclo di vita dell’edificio
XLAM sistema costruttivo prefabbricato
materiali naturali attenzione al ciclo di vita dell’edificio
Social housing, a new challenge for Milano. This competition pushes architects to develop a new typology for casa a ringhiera identità architettonica
milanese casa a ringhiera identità architettonica milanese XLAM sistema costruttivo prefabbricato
modularità aggregabilità e flessibilità delle soluzioni tipologiche
modularità aggregabilità e flessibilità delle soluzioni tipologiche materiali naturali attenzione al ciclo di vita dell’edificio
il tempo è denaro controllo a contenimento dei costi e dei tempi
il tempo è denaro controllo a contenimento dei costi e dei tempi casa a ringhiera identità architettonica milanese
classe A ottimizzazione dell’efficienza enegetica modularità
classe A ottimizzazione dell’efficienza enegetica
aggregabilità e flessibilità delle soluzioni tipologiche
social housing suitable for the modern living styles. This projects starts from the reinterpretation of a Milan’s typical housing type:
la casa a ringhiera. The interior court becomes a spread court all over the galleries and the common spaces. This space becomes the meeting point for the inhabitants, a possibility to push Italian people to live in a more communitarian way. Another key word of this project is flexibility: the different aggregation of modules generates apartments and common spaces diversified, for every necessity.
High standard at low price, the general motto of the competition: each apartment is equipped with private cellar, garage, loggia in order to provide a comfortable house within the low budget prescribed.
Common areas
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deposito bici
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sala feste
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sala giochi
bicycle storage
guest room
Advantages of the system
basement garage
widespread court
floor cellar
double aspect
private loggia
equiped roof
recreation room
Vertical courtyard
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party room
foresteria
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deposito bici
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sala feste
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sala giochi
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SIGN PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN PUBLIC SPACE DE Scusa, dove c’è una festa stasera?
Excuse me where can we go partying tonight?
Excuse moi, où est ce que on peut faire le fête ce soir? Perdona, donde està la fiesta esta noche?
Dove possiamo mangiare una buona pizza?
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Scusa, dov’è il centro?
Where can we eat a good pizza?
Excuse me where’s the city center?
Où est ce que on peut manger une bonne pizza?
Excuse moi, où se trouve le centre ville?
Donde se puede comer una buena pizza?
Perdona, donde està el centro?
?
Specchio_Mensola_Detergente_Deodorante_Profumo_Sedia_Tapp
Scusa, dove c’è una festa stasera? Excuse me where can we go partying tonight? Excuse moi, où est ce que on peut faire le fête ce soir? Perdona, donde està la fiesta esta noche?
Dove possiamo mangiare una buona pizza?
?
Donde se puede comer una buena pizza?
Excuse me where can we go partying tonight? Excuse moi, où est ce que on peut faire le fête ce soir? Perdona, donde està la fiesta esta noche?
Dove possiamo mangiare una buona pizza?
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Public Space Design, 3 edition rd
Where can we eat a good pizza? Où est ce que on peut manger une bonne pizza?
Excuse moi, où se trouve le centre ville?
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POP UP BOX_THE METROPOLITAN CHANGING ROOM
Scusa, dov’è il centro? Excuse me where’s the city center? Perdona, donde està el centro? Scusa, dove c’è una festa stasera?
Scusa, dov’è il centro?
Where can we eat a good pizza?
Excuse me where’s the city center?
Où est ce que on peut manger une bonne pizza?
Excuse moi, où se trouve le centre ville?
Donde se puede comer una buena pizza?
Perdona, donde està el centro? ?
Ciao! Come ti chiami? Hi! What’s your name? Salut! Comment tu t’apelle? Hola! Como te llamas?
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Milan, Italy Competition 2011 Ciao! Come ti chiami? Hi! What’s your name? Salut! Comment tu t’apelle? Hola! Como te llamas?
?
This competition was held during Milan’s salone del mobile 2011 in order to push people to live more and in a better way Ciao! Come ti chiami?
Hi! What’s your name?
Salut! Comment tu t’apelle? Hola! Como te llamas?
?
the public spaces of the city. 1. Scopri
PUB is a publicity and public changing room,
2. Apri
usable 24h/24h, thought to enrich public spaces. It only needs a pillar to support it. We decided to locate it in front of Cadorna’s train station, under the iconic canopy with the big red pillars.
PUB is ecologic and low budget PUB can be opened and closed following users necessity PUB –when is closed- is a 3x2m noticeboard that helps the metropolitan changing room
3. Entra
foreigner visitors in orientation, meeting and information.
PUB transforms itself in an changing room 1.5x1.5x2m , simply pulling an handle. In order to avoid useless and polluting displacements in the city, the aim of the project is to provide a new possibility of refreshing after a stressful day, changing the shirt before a business meeting, changing and making up before entering Milan’s nightlife.
4. Richiudi
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ITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHI RE-QUALIFY AND RE-INHABIT
Design and Enhancement of the IIIrd Mile of the Ancient Appian Way Master Degree Thesis_Prof. P. Caliari Rome, Italy Thesis 2010 The Via
Appia Antica, “Regina Viarum”, is a well-known
centre of excellence. The aim of the project is to promote the value of the area and to safeguard the archeological legacy of the III Mile of Via Appia Antica. This will be achieved by building a multifunctional pole to increase the visibility of the area and to ensure that finances continue to run autonomously. This program is articulated with three different approaches, each one aimed at creating a dialog between the local archeology and the morfology of the territory. The Mausoleo di Romolo is the beginning of the itinerary. It acts as the receiving and organising space which allows the function to support and welcome customers. The Circo di Massenzio becomes scenary of a large complex. Inside the new complex are located a part of the archeological collection of the area, a restauration laboratoy, and a riding school, aimed to rehabilitate the ancient function of the circus. The Mausoleo di Cecilia Metella and the fence of Castrum Caetani lodge some exhibition galleries which represent the aim to re-inhabit the old “borgo”, encouraging the permanence inside the area.
1. ENHANCE The Mausoleum of Romolo
2. RE-QUALIFY The Circus of Massenzio
3. RE-INHABIT The Mausoleum of Cecilia Metella and the Castrum Caetani
toilet
coffee shop
ticket office
bookshop
1. ENHANCE_ The Mausoleum of Romolo: reception area and supplementary functions
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2. RE-QUALIFY_ The Circus of Massenzio: a museum, a restoration laboratory and an equestrian center
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equestrian center
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temporary exhibition
conference hall
restoration laboratory
permanent exhibition
3. RE-INHABIT_ The Mausoleum of Cecilla Metella and the Castrum Caetani: the exhibition villas exhibition
garden
exhibition villas
relax
contemplation
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meditation
ITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHI EDF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER in collaboration with ECDM Architectes Plateau de Saclay, Paris, France Surface: 45 000 m² Competition 2010 This project is conceived as the genesis, as a model that can develop and transform itself. It has to communicate with the landscape and the surrounding context; it has to upgrade itself following the needs of EDF. These are the target of the project. It’s a 3 stories building where spaces aren’t hierarchized. Offices are organized around big courts, and fluxes invade interior spaces without any constriction. The outdoor courts become the meeting point for common activities and identify icon of the building. On the other hand it’s a very
performing building, with
laboratories and research centers thought for the developing of the company.
Open courtyards
Fragment of city
Forum Amphis, rÊunions, formations Restauration Sociaux Direction Tertiaire pur Tertiaire de recherche Halle d’esais Industrie de recherche Antenne DIT Support Parking Locaux techniques
Technology park
HIBIT EXHIBIT EXHIBIT EXHIBIT EXHIBIT EXHIBIT EXHIBIT EXHIBIT EXHIBIT EXHIBIT EXHIBIT EXHIBIT EXHIBIT E DESTINY: IT'S NOT THE TIME, IT'S JUST US Post graduate Museography, Architecture and Archaeology thesis_Prof. P. Caliari Acropolys’ Dionysus theatre, Athen, Greece Thesis 2009
Walking through the Acropolis’s vestiges, it’s possible to feel the
sense of sacred. After admiring the Parthenon’s beauties, Propileus’ majesty and the Eretteus’ elegance we descend the hill to reach the area for humans: the theatres. Only a clever visitor would like to imagine this place as lively again, offering new performances and new possibilities for a new way of intending the theatre. This is the starting point for the project. We propose a performance with a double
scenography:
on one side the Greek tragedy, presented in a classical way, exactly where it used to be in the ancient times; on the other side a contemporary show that has the Acropolis as scene. Le Troiane by Eschilo and Ekodoom by Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company are facing. To set this show a revolving
platform is designed. It is set
where the ancient choir used to be in order to make the audience feeling completely integrated in the show.
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ITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCHITECTURE ARCH REDEVELOPMENT OF EX-OM AREA academic project Milan, Italy 1st COARQ_International student competition 2009
To design a new block in a city it’s necessary to make a
deep
study on the area and its surroundings. Only in this way residential area in
it has been possible to propose a new
the ex OM site in Milan. A series of block are organized through open
courts, with a lot of green to connect the 2 nearby parks, creating a green lung for the city comparable to the big parks. Another important element is the railway. It has been integrated and it becomes a point of force. In this area residential buildings, offices, shops, playgrounds, kindergarten, parking, parks are designed. The final part of this project has been the development of a residential building characterizing the flats with flexibility. They are mostly empty and the services are put altogether in
furniture walls.
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Urban development
Flexibility
SEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH RESEARCH RE PIERO BOTTONI: INA BUILDING, 33 CORSO SEMPIONE, MILAN Analysis, State of Preservation and Interior renovation Bachelor Degree Thesis_Prof. A. Coppa Milan, Italy Thesis 2007 This is a detailed study about an important building in Milano:
l’edificio INA in corso Sempione 33, in Milano, designed by Piero Bottoni. Thanks to archive
researches, I could find historical
documents that tell the story if this building from the conception till the construction. I wrote a text that speaks about the history, and the construction phases, with specific attention to the interiors, materials, finishes. This building lies on an important entry axe that is developed after the 2nd world war; this is an area of Milan where you can find buildings from important architects. This building is also important because it tries to investigate the
new typology of high-rise residential building with services for the inhabitants. Unluckily the good ideas haven’t been developed till the end and some features haven’t been built. It still remains one important building in the architectural history of Milano and among INA buildings.
ARCHITECTURE
INTERIOR DESIGN
IDEAS COMPETITON
DECANTO CONCEPT RESTAURANT in collaboration with Studio63 Architecture+Design
___, Denmark Competition 2013
XIANGSHANG CLUB HOUSE in collaboration with Softgrid Architecture Xiangshang, China Under construction 2011
MIŞTÓ HOUSING_ LIVING IN THE EARTHBAGS in collaboration with Arcò Group Architects & Engineers Milan, Italy Competition 2011
A SOCIAL HOUSING BUILDING MODEL_ HOUSING CONTEST, HIGH PERFORMANCES AND LOW PRICES in collaboration with MMAA Architectes Milan, Italy Competition 2011
RE-QUALIFY AND RE-INHABIT_Design and Enhancement of the IIIrd Mile of the Ancient Appian Way Master Degree Thesis_Prof. P. Caliari Rome, Italy Thesis 2010
EDF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER in collaboration with ECDM Architectes Plateau de Saclay, Paris, France Competition 2010
Shanghai, China Completed 2013
GAUDI’ CONCEPT STORE in collaboration with Studio63 Architecture+Design Ningbo / Wuhan / Shanghai / Hangzhou / Ningbo, China Completed 2012/13
IMPERIAL CONCEPT STORE in collaboration with Studio63 Architecture+Design Shenyang / Changsha, China Completed 2012/13
NOTA KIDS CONCEPT STORE in collaboration with Studio63 Architecture+Design Ningbo / Shanghai, China Completed 2012
ORCHESTRA SHOP WINDOW Shanghai, China Completed 2012
PUBLIC SPACE DESIGN
PROJECT MANAGMENT AND SITE SUPERVISION
MOVING ENERGIES Obbligo di Sosta | 停 0% Density
DECANTO CONCEPT RESTAURANT
Beijing Design Week, Beijing, China Competition 2012
POP UP BOX_THE METROPOLITAN CHANGING ROOM Public Space Design, 3rd edition Milan, Italy Competition 2011
Shanghai, China 2013
GAUDI’ CONCEPT STORE Ningbo, China 2013
NOTA KIDS CONCEPT STORE Ningbo, China 2012
GUCCI Shop Window
exhibit DESTINY: IT'S NOT THE TIME, IT'S JUST US Post graduate Museography, Architecture and Archaeology thesis_Prof. P. Caliari Acropolys’ Dionysus theatre, Athen, Greece Thesis 2009
RESEARCH PIERO BOTTONI: INA BUILDING, 33 CORSO SEMPIONE, MILAN Analysis, State of Preservation and Interior renovation Bachelor Degree Thesis_Prof. A. Coppa Milan, Italy Thesis 2007
Apac 2012
BRACCIALINI visual merchandise China 2012/13
LIUJO UOMO Shop Window China 2012
LIUJO DONNA Shop Window Italy and Europe 2012
TESORI D’ORIENTE GRAPHIC CONCEPT China 2012
architecture interior design project managment
rancesca orio China Mob_(+86)18201947713 Italy Mob_(+39) 347 260 93 57 E-mail_francescajorio@gmail.com