FS Francisco Santos
Selected Projects
ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO
1
MArch CV
Index.
1.1. MArch. Curriculum
pp. 2 - 3
1.2. Travel Footprint
pp. 4 - 5
2.1. HOUSES FOR A SMALL PLANET Housing Paradox of Lisbon | From Evolved to Devolute Intervention in a Pombalino Block |Rossio/Praça da Figueira”- Lisboa
pp. 8 - 21
2
ACADEMIC PROJECTS
(FA-UTL) . 2015-2016
2.2. BETWEEN WATERS
(UAL) . 2008-2009
2.3. UTOPIA Small Vila in Carnaxide - Lisboa
(UAL) . 2006-2007
Index
pp. 22 - 27
Faro Sea Front Redevelopment in Faro - Algarve
pp.28 - 41
1 MArch Curriculum & Travel Footprint
FS
Francisco Santos
About Born in Portugal, Lisboa on the 15th of March 1987. Graduated High-School in arts at Colégio Valsassina. Started Architecture studies in Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa and recently graduated with a master degree from Faculdade de Arquitectura de Lisboa (ULisboa). During the course spent a semester abroad in Alghero, Sardinia - Italy. This experience allowed to test new architectonic approaches and deal with cultural differences.
Profile NAME: Francisco Correia de Brito e Nunes dos Santos NATIONALITY: Portuguese DATE OF BIRTH: 15-03-1987 ID:13211402 ADDRESS: Rua Filipe Magalhães, nr 4 - 7º Esq. 1700-194, Lisbon, Portugal PHONE: +351 91 976 16 76 EMAIL: FranciscoCdeB@ gmail.com LINKEDIN:pt.linkedin.com/ in/franciscocdeb
CV MArch. Curriculum pp.02
Experience & Achievements Approved at the Final Trial Project/Dissertation with the score 18/20 obtaining the Master Architectural Degree
2016
Volunteer in the initiative promoted by Architecture Triennale of Portugal – OPEN HOUSE
2015
Co-Mentoring a Social Intervention Workshop Project with an International Organization MEDS, entitled “RE-ACTION”
2013
Third Place at University Architectural Contest in FA-UTL called “Arquitecturas IN(Úteis)
2011
Participated in an international Workshop “Tourist Policies are Territorial Policies" at UNISS in Alghero, Sardinia.
2010
Education Facoltá di Archittectura di Alghero (UNISS) Universitá Degli Studi de Sassari ERASMUS EXCHANGE PROGRAM Alghero, Sardinia - Italy
2009–2010
Universidade Técnica de Lisboa (FA-UTL) Faculdade de Arquitectura de Lisboa MASTER DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE Lisbon, Portugal
2009–2016
Universidade Autónoma de Lisboa (UAL)
Architecture Department 2005–2008
BACHELOR DEGREE IN ARCHITECTURE Lisbon, Portugal
Skills & Competences Software
Language
Portuguese Native First Language
C1 English
Full Professional Proficiency
B1
A2
Intermediate
Elementary
Spanish
Italian
Archicad 2D/3D
Adobe Photoshop
AutoCad 2D
Adobe Ilustrator
SketchUp
Adobe InDesign
Artlantis Studio
Microsoft Office
Rhinoceros
V-Ray
Cinema 4D
Eco-Tech
Interests
Artistic, Technical & Social
Architecture, Cinema, Music, Sports, Gaming, Design, Photography, Reading, Drawing and Traveling
Good Free Hand Drawing; Natural Model Making and Laser Cuting Experience. Great Team Worker, Easy Adaptability and Strong Will to Learn and Improve.
pp.03
Travel Footprint
... work in progress ... 2017 - MORROCO (Casablanca, Chefchaouen, Fez, Marrakesh, Meknés, Merzuga Desert & Rabat) 2016 - THAILAND (Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phi Phi Islands & Phuket) 2014 - PORTUGAL (Madeira Island) 2012 - UNITED KINGDOM (London) 2011 - SPAIN (Barcelona) 2010 - CZECH REPUBLIC (Prague) 2009/2010 - ITALY (Florence, Milan, Pisa, Rome, Sardinia Island & Turin) 2004 - BRAZIL (Salvador da Bahia) 2003 - BRAZIL(Natal) 2002 - CUBA (Havana & Varadero) 1998 - FRANCE (Paris)
CV Travel Footprint pp.04
pp.05
2
Academic Projects
2.1
Houses for a Small Planet
2.1. HOUSES FOR A SMALL PLANET
2.1.1. ARCHITECTURAL VISUALIZATION
Housing Paradox of Lisbon From Evolved to Devolute Intervention in a Pombalino Block Rossio - Praça da Figueira
FA-UTL | Master Thesis Lisboa, Portugal | 2015 - 2016 Orientation: Arch. Margarida Louro
THEME The theme “Houses for a Small Planet“ is all about thinking and adequate new forms of living in specific places and cultures. The Earth population keeps on exponencially raising implying the need for new typologies and ways to acomodate population with basic conditions, and security as top priorities. SETTING Lisbon one of the oldest european capital cities, located in Portugal, is being highly affected by desertification on the last few decades. The high number of delerict buildings has negativetly affected the city. The core idea of this project is the renovation of the capital most affected area, by transforming an entire block and its surrounding squares . Being the primary goal to attract a vibrant and active population to an historic, and almost desertified resident area.
HOUSES FOR A pp.10
SMALL PLANET
pp.11
2.1.2. URBAN ANALYSIS SANTA MARIA MAIOR PARISH CONSTRUCTED PARK
Delerict Index in Lisbon Year
2007
YEAR
2009
687 DELERICT BUILDINGS 524 PARTIALY DELERICT BUILDINGS 163 TOTALLY DELERICT BUILDINGS
Font: PLH, vol 1. report by Lisbon Municipality
Lisbon County
YEAR
2015
397 DELERICT BUILDINGS 267 PARTIALY DELERICT BUILDINGS 130 TOTALLY DELERICT BUILDINGS 50 UNDER CONSTRUTION 309 REFURBISHED BUILDINGS
LISBON - BAIXA/DOWNTOWN Intervention Site & Building YEAR
Vacant Buildings in Lisbon
2015
WHY THIS CITY? Lisbon is my home town. Delerict buldings are a constant reality in this city, and I aim to contribute to minimize this situation.
Delerict Index by Parish Year
SANTA MARIA MAIOR PARISH CONSTRUCTED PARK
2009 BUILDINGS: 52 416 DELERICT: 4 689 9%
WHY THIS AREA? Baixa/Downtown is the heart of Lisbon since it’s birth. During my research, I understood that this area is the most affected by delerict construtions.
WHY THIS BUILDING?
Vacant Buildings Santa Maria Maior Parish
Santa Maria Maior Parish
HOUSES FOR A pp.12
SMALL PLANET
BUILDINGS: 4 689 DELERICT: 687 14%
This building is an eighteenth century building, constructed after the 1755 earthquake that devastated this area. Not only this building is located between two of the most important squares of the city (Rossio & Figueira Squares), but also is completly empty from it’s first floor upwards. It’s strategic location, dimension and historical heritage has prooven to be the perfect building to ignite the city capital’s heart.
pp.13
2.1.3. URBAN INTERVENTION EXISTING WEAKNESS AND MORE CONNECTIONS THREATHNESS 1. BETWEEN SQUARES
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PROBLEM 1 Weak link
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PROBLEM 2 Usual traffic jam done by tram passangers that block Douradores Street access. PROBLEM 3 Weak and undifined use of the Central space at Figueira Square. Excessive road channels.
SOLUTIONS: Strengthen Figueira Square to equate both squares, more balance.
SOLUTIONS: Relocation and ampliation of the tram station to the North West of the Figueira Square.
SOLUTIONS: Increase of the central area of the Square, enhancing your experience.
Proposal of new crossings at the middle of the intervened building, more permeability.
Road and street reform, reserving the North West accesses to public transportation
Introduction of a permanent Market structure.
FIGUEIRA AND ROSSIO SQUARES Intervention Site & Building Plan 1:500
HOUSES FOR A pp.14
SMALL PLANET
pp.15
2.1.4. PROPOSED PROGRAM AND SECTION CO-LIVING New Living Typology where residents share common spaces, interests, values and intentions.
CROSS SECTION CC’ 1:200
Rehabilitation of a delerict building for housing use. Creation of a new housing pole designed for an active and dynamic population. Rupture with the City Museum of trend setting residents more permanently.
CO-WORKING Work style that involves sharing spaces, ideias and values. Aiming the self-employed and emerging projects.
CROSS SECTION BB’ 1:200
Work spaces adaptable to different designs and team dimensions. Promoting synergies between projects and workers, avoiding isolation. Creation of accessible and affordable work spaces to any kind of enterpreneur.
WORKSHOP STATIONS
Reinterpretation of Baixa/Downtown as a service center. Restore the arts and crafts memory that characterized the Historical Center. Restore the importance of these offices in today’s society.
LONGITUDINAL SECTION AA´ 1:200
COMERCIAL AREA CULTURAL AREA Aim to promote the developed projects done at the Workshops and Co-Working areas. By inviting the public to walk through the interior of the building and by a play a part at this synergy.
FOOD COURT AND RESTAURANT These public areas welcomes the public users to enter the building.
HOUSES FOR A pp.16
SMALL PLANET
pp.17
2.1.5. BOTTOM FLOOR PLANS AND ELEVATIONS GROUND FLOOR PLAN 00.00 1:200
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN 04.30 1:200
NORTH ELEVATION 1:50
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1 Interior Pateo 2 Cultural Area 9 W.C. 11 Indoor Terrace 12 Restaurant 13 Circulation Area 14 Co-Work Store
HOUSES FOR A pp.18
SMALL PLANET
pp.19
2.1.6. MIDDLE FLOOR PLANS AND FACADE DETAIL SECOND FLOOR PLAN 08.10 1:200
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1 - Plasterboard 2 - Interior Plaster 3 - Reinforced Concrete (Roof) 0.25 4 - Ceramic Tile 5 - Wood Filler 6 - Ashlar 7 - Wooden Frames 8 - Double Glazing 9 - Plank Wook Floor 10 - Wood Profile for Pavement Support 11 - Floor Screed 12 - Reinforced Concrete Slab 0.25 13 - Metal Rail to Support the False Plaster Ceiling 14 - Plasterboard (False Plaster Ceiling) 15 - Ashlar 16 - Brick Masonary 0.30 17 - Thermal Insulation 18 - Plaster 19 - Wooden Plinth Frame 20 - Original Rock Masonary 21 - Cornice - Rock Mortar 22 - Double Glazing 23 - Metalic Railing 24 - Limestone 0.15 25 - Wood Frames
1 Interior Pateo 3 Hall/Reception 9 W.C. 13 Circulation Area 15 Multifuntional Space CoWork 16 Library 17 Meeting Rooms 18 Workshop Station 19 Louge Area - CoWork 20 Lunch Room
THIRD FLOOR PLAN 11.80 1:200
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3 Hall/Reception 9 W.C. 21 Housing Unit - Co Living 22 Social Area 23 Lounge Area 24 Lundry Room 25 Waste & Storage Room 26 Individual Offices Co Work 27 Co-Work Open Space
26 - Original Rock Masonary 27 - Built-in-Roller-Blind 28 - Metalic Roller Blind 29 - Plasterboard Visit Box 30 - Blind Rail 31 - Tiled Floor 32 - Thermal Insulation 0.04 33 - Impermeable Waterproof Insulation 34 - Cementitious Screed 0.1 35 - Lightweighted Concrete Slab 0.4
36 - Thermal Insulation 0.1 37 - TImpermeable Waterproof Insulation 38 - Geo-Drainage 39 - Sandstone Layer 0.15 40 - Soil 0.7 41 - Draining Conduit 0.15 42 - Wood Deck 43 - Steel Profile to Suport the Wood Deck 0.15X0.05
HOUSES FOR A pp.20
SMALL PLANET
pp.21
2.1.7. TOP FLOOR PLANS AND FACADE DETAIL FOURTH FLOOR PLAN 15.55 1:200
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21 Housing Unit - Co Living 24 Laundry Room 25 Waste & Storage Room 28 Co Living Rooms 29 Private Bathrooms 30 Locker Rooms 31 Dormitory 32 Co Living Lounge Area 33 Terrace 34 Community Kitchens 35 Dinning Area
ROOF FLOOR PLAN 20.00 1:200
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HOUSES FOR A pp.22
SMALL PLANET
pp.23
2.2
Between Waters
2.2. BETWEEN WATERS
2.2.1. ARCHITECTURAL VISUALIZATION
Faro Sea Front Redevelopment Algarve
UAL | 3º YEAR FARO, Portugal | 2008 - 2009 Colaboration: Nuno Machado Orientation: Arch. José Adrião & Arch. Ricardo Carvalho
SITE Faro Island is located in Algarve, on the Portuguese south coast. The island is actually a peninsula between the River (Natural Park of Ria Formosa) and the Atlantic Ocean. This island has been affected by the increase of urban density, mostly during summer time. The natural dune barrier is being destroyed by construtions, causing the sea level to rise, urging an immediate intervention. With an unique surrounding landscape and wonderful weather this place is a popular bathing area in Faro.
CONCEPT The intervention has been planned in two phases. The first phase is focused in providing a coherent connection to all sectors of the island. This is done by restricting the access only to owners and providing multiple paths, pedrestrian and cycling walks, allied with better public transportation. The second phase aim to organize and naturalize the island. This would be achieved with progressive demolions of illegal housings and a new design of the main square. This would allow the natural regeneration of both it’s fauna and flora. The ideia is to preserve the identity of the island and enhancing it’s features, allowing a better harmony between human and nature.
BETWEEN pp.26
WATERS
pp.27
2.2.2. URBAN INTERVENTION
FARO ISLAND ORTHOPHOTOMAP FONT: Google Earth 2009
PHASE II
1930
PHASE I
DEMOLITION PLAN
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1960
PHASE III
BIKE SHOP
MARINA
CAMPING
MARKET
CYCLE PATH
RECEPTION
CLASSROOM/ WORKSHOPS
RESEARCH CENTER
CLINIC
RESTAURANT
FISHING PIER
POST OFFICE
FERRY PIER
PUBLIC BATHROOMS
GYM
SHOWERS
HOTEL
SNACK BAR
LIBRARY
SURF SCHOOL
MAIN SQUARE
TURISM OFFICE
MINIBUS STOP
WATER SPORTS
EXISTING BUILDINGS
SITE VIEWS
2009
GROWTH 1930 - 2009
PROPOSED BUILDINGS
FARO ISLAND URBAN PLAN
BETWEEN pp.28
WATERS
pp.29
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1. Reception | 2. Snack-Bar | 3. Gym | 4. Restaurant | 5. Bar | 6. Common Kitchen | 7. Storage Room | 8. Laundry Room | 9. Residential Module One | 10. Residential Module Two | 11. Residential Module Three | 12. Classrooms/Laboratory | 13. Conference Room | 14. Environmental Research Center | 15. Public Library
RESIDENCE HOTEL CONCEPT
MODULAR DIAGRAM STUDY 25
The new proposed building is located in the middle of the island, at the old camping area (that was allocated further to the east side). The design needed to remit and relate to the old fishing constructions that have such a strong image and memory to this island. The program aim was to create a residence/hotel that included 50 habitations and additionally incoporate and environmental research area in the services of this hotel. The hotel volume was fragmented into 5 islands, incorporating the residential area on the center islands and the services areas at the extremities. At the residential areas, in order to promote a more active and vivid interaction between the residents, a common space was designed including outdoor esplanade, kitchens, laundries and storage rooms. This strategy aimed to achieve a stronger feeling of belonging and relation with this beautiful place. The services of this hotel are open to public in order to serve the Faro island needs, and include a Gymnasium, Restaurant, Conference Room, Environmental Research Center, Laboraroty Rooms and a Public Library.
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The Hotel design is composed by a structure that ennables the addition or change of the residential modules if needed. Three different residential modules were planned in order to acomodate a bigger variety of needs.
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Residential Module One - Two twin bedrooms with a private study space, a shared living /dining area and balcony.
1 Free Standing Wooden Stilts | 2 Technical Box | 3 MDF Panel | 4 Insulating 5 Structural Beam | 6 Waterproofing Layer | 7 Laminated Pine Wood | 8 Crude Black Viroc Panel | 9 Black Viroc Footer with Sanded Finishing | 10 Varnished Pine Wood | 11 Metal Profile| 12 Polystyrene Insulation| 13 White Phenolic Resin Panel | 14 Air Gap| 15 Aluminium Structure | 16 Polyurethane Foam | 17 Water Downpipe | 18 White Viroc Crown Molding with Sanded Finishing| 19 Plasterboard Plate Painted in White | 20 Metal Profile for Clamping | 21 Bent Steel Plate | 22 Pre-Molded Lightweight Concrete Part | 23 Screed Layer With Pending | 24 Vapor Barrier + Geotextile Filter | 25 Pebblestone |
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Residential Module Two - Two double bedrooms with a private study space, private dinning area and balcony. Residential Module Three - Three double bedrooms with private study area and balcony.
BETWEEN pp.30
WATERS
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2.3 Utopia
2.3. UTOPIA
2.3.1. ARCHITECTURAL VISUALIZATION
Small Villa in Carnaxide - Oeiras UAL | 2ยบ YEAR Oeiras, Portugal | 2007 - 2008 Orientation: Arch. Manuel Vicente Arch. Margarida Cardoso Menezes
SITE Vila Utopia is a small luxury condominum near Lisboa (10km) in Oeiras - Carnaxide. Located on a small slope exposed to the South, open on a clear landscape, with the estuary of the Tagus river and Monsanto park in the background. The intervention site has 45.000 square meters of total area with an urban matrix of 45 single family houses designed by more than 15 prestigious Portuguese Architects (Souto Moura, Gonรงalo Byrne, Aires Mateus, Federico Valsassina and more). It aims for a luxury and modern living concept near the capital.
CONCEPT Based on the academic premisses for this project, a new urban plan organization has taken place in order to achieve differencial range and sizes of housing plots. This particular villa was designed for a small plot (no more than 130 square meters) and had to incorporate a luxury V3 villa. With such a small set for this house deployment, the solution was to build the swimming pool on the first floor and dig a basement aiming to maximize the contruction area. The program for this villa is dictated by this strategy. On the basement, are located the garage, the pool machine house, a laundy room and a lounge space. At the ground floor are located the three bedrooms, and a living area with kitchen. On the top floor we find the swimming pool, a shower area, the terrace, and a dinning area The villa solution was found using the constrains of site to create a house that meets all the modern demands.
UTOPIA pp.34
pp.35
2.3.2. SITE & URBAN INTERVENTION
URBAN PLAN VILLA UTOPIA 7 VILLA UTOPIA
LISBOA
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UTOPIA pp.36
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VILLA 1 - 6 VILLA 7 - 12 42 - 44 VILLA 13 VILLA 14
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| ARCH. EDUARDO SOUTO MOURA | ARCH. MANUEL AIRES MATEUS | ARCH. MARCELO DANTAS & OLGA SANINA | ARCH. JOÃO CAIADO
VILLA 15 | ARCH. FRANCISCO SANTOS VILLA16 | ARCH. CLAÚDIA SANTOS VILLA 17 | ARCH. FRANCISCO CANHA VILLA 18 | ARCH. MIGUEL BAPTISTA VILLA 19 | ARCH. NUNO MACHADO VILLA 20 e 25 | ARCH. JOSÉ MARIA ASSIS VILLA 21 e 26 | ARCH. ANTÓNIO POÇAS VILLA 22 e 27 | ARCH. SEBASTIÃO MOREIRA VILLA 23 e 28 | ARCH. MARIO MESES VILLA 24 e 29 | ARCH. JOSÉ PEDRO FALCÃO DE CAMPOS VILLA 30 e 31 | ARCH. ALBERTO OLIVEIRA VILLA 32 e 33 | ARCH. GONÇALO BYRNE VILLA 34 e 35 | ARCH. FREDERICO VALSASSINA VILLA 36 - 38 | ARCH. JOANA VILHENA & RICARDO CARVALHO VILLA 39 e 45 | ARCH. JOSÉ GOMES MOTA VILLA 40 e 41 | ARCH. FILIPA MOURÃO E JOÃO BOTELHO
VILLA UTOPIA INTERVENTION AREA & PANORAMIC VIEW
pp.37
2.3.3. UTOPIA BOTTOM PLANS C
C GARAGE FLOOR PLAN - 03.24 m
GROUND FLOOR PLAN 00.00 m
1.200 SCALE
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C’
UTOPIA
1. Garage Entrance | 2. Lounge Living Room| 3. Laundry Room | 4. Social Bathroom | 5. Circulation Stairs | | 6. Garage Parking | 7. Technical Room|
pp.39
2.3.4. UTOPIA TOP PLANS C
C FIRST FLOOR PLAN 03.96 m
TOP FLOOR PLAN 06.70 m
1.200 SCALE
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C’
UTOPIA
5. Circulation Stairs | 15. Dining Area| 16. Lounge Terrace | 17. Shower Room | 18. Pool Terrace | | 19. Swimming Pool |
pp.41
2.3.5. UTOPIA ELEVATIONS
SOUTH ELEVATION 1.200 SCALE
NORTH ELEVATION 1.200 SCALE
WEST ELEVATION 1.200 SCALE
EAST ELEVATION 1.200 SCALE
UTOPIA pp.42
pp.43
2.3.6. UTOPIA SECTIONS
SECTION AA’
SECTION BB’
1.100 SCALE
1.100 SCALE
SECTION CC’ 1.100 SCALE
UTOPIA pp.44
pp.45
2.3.7. UTOPIA EXPLODED AXONOMETRY & RENDERS
UTOPIA EXPLODED AXONOMETRY
ROOF COVER 06,70
FIRST FLOOR 03,96 m
UTOPIA RENDER 1
GROUND FLOOR 00,00 m
BASEMENT FLOOR - 03,24 m
UTOPIA RENDER 2 UTOPIA pp.46
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