portfolioAselectionofacademicandprofessionalprojects 2022.and2014between
M.Sc. Graduate The Berlage Center for Advanced Studies in Architecture and Urban Design, GeorgiaTUDelft Katsi
Bars and other interior 2015-2019design, Lab Oratory architectural and land scape design, 2022 Supermarket architectural design, 2022 Netherlands5°40’3.60”A51°57’25.56”B,Netherlands4°21’11.27”A51°59’47.92”B, Greece23°42’51.91”A5°32’56.94”B,
*Supermarket and Lab Oratory are two indepedent entities inextricably linked to each other since they constitute the collective and the individual part of my master thesis.
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36 Dump Vision urban design, 2018 Greece23°43’38.43”A37°58’54.19”B,37° Cyclades25°13’56.38”A7’19.65”B,Ghana0°13’19.12”D5°32’56.94”B, 48 60 5 Star Hotel architectural design, 2019 Athens urban and architectural design, 2019
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Delft University of Technology
Commitee
Collaboration and equal involvement on-site research, spatial mapping and analysis, approach,
This4 academic project constitutes the collective part of my master’s thesis accomplished in January The2022.Berlage Center for Advanced Studies in Architecture and Urban
Role:presentation.duties:presentation.processdevelopement,strategies’designandillustratedExtendedDrawingsandvideoarchitect ThesisCollaboratorsAdvisory Team Director of StudiesExaminationVideos
FacultyDesign of Architecture and the Built Environment
Maria Finagina Ana Herreros Cantis
NathaliePaulDanielKeesDickhttps://vimeo.com/670611424SalomonMichielBenjaminSalomonNishiRyanJinMariaJacklynYuMickeyChristopoulouYoungChangRidgeRahardjaShahFraustoGroothuijseRiedijkFraustovanGamerenKaanRosbottomVermeulendeVries
Michael Tjia Heng
SupermarketintheNetherlandsandbeyond
Supermarket is a collective project on the spatial implications of the food industry in the Netherlands and beyond, redesigning this now considered essential architecture to entail a paradigm shift in its journey towards consciousness.sustainability,optimization,andhealthItimagines, Albèrt, a future supermarket that integrates retail experiences with distribution, supply chains, and product display to ensure a frictionless future for conscious consumers; while, at the same time, creating a new civic presence for the city and its residents. The envisioned supply chain for the future super-market commences with the Blue Banana, enhancing the position of the Netherlands - one of the world’s largest food exporters and home to world-class research institutions- in this urbanized trade corridor.
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The supermarket consists of the central high yield core, the interior periphery, and the outdoor facilities.1
Albèrt’s Floorplan
offers a new retail experience with a flexible open plan within and beyond the high yield automated distribution center to display both the product and its supply chain.
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to Parking Loading EstructuralDockcores, toilets, ShrimpHVAC pond Green ConciergeShop-in-shopareas Return KindergardenPickAutomatPointupPoints7654321 111098 7 9 3 7 10 11 8 8 6
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The sections illustrate the new retail experience of Albèrt with a flexible open plan within and beyond the high yield automated distribution center. Moments
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Independent areas are defined for peripheral store-in-stores, promoting collaborations with exclusive brands and local entrepreneurs.
The dynamic robotic movements allow for the reconfiguration of the supermarket shelves in reaction to seasonality and specialties.
Public green zones are incorporated amidst the sales floor to entice the consumers to spend more time inside.
Designated slow-paced zones with exclusive shops, in juxtaposition with fast-paced pick up zones to promote e-commerce
A ritual of loading and unloading is experienced on the sales floor, exposing the supermarket’s supply chain to the conscious consumers.
Key Views of Albèrt
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Various host stands—strategically placed to encounter pedestrian flows—offer a tailored shopping experience.
The images represent Albèrt’s organization around the central high yield distribution center that allows various iterations on the sales floor.
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each other, the new planograms dictate the dynamic floor plan.
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bulks to fresh produce crates, standardized shelving systems within the open plan generate new episodic formats of planograms. No longer vertical and detached from New Planograms
The supermarket sales floor as a real estate platform reveals business strategies in order to generate profit. Albèrt’s business approach offers a binary financial model that
Freezer
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Walk-inExclusiverefrigerationBrands
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Real Estate Platform incorporates all Albèrt products within the efficient automated grid system, while real estate strategies—such as storewithin-a-store—for branded products remain exclusively and independently staged.
13 From bulks to fresh produce crates, standardized shelving systems within the open plan generate new episodic formats of planograms. No longer vertical and detached from each other, the new planograms dictate the dynamic floor plan.
Retail property value
Seasonal Products refrigeration
The2022.Berlage Center for Advanced Studies in Architecture and Urban
Salomon Frausto Benjamin Groothuijse Michiel
Director of StudiesExaminationVideos Commitee
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This academic project constitutes the individual part of my master’s thesis accomplished in January
ThesisDanielSalomonRiedijkFraustoRosbottomAdvisory
FacultyDesign of Architecture and the Built Environment
Delft University of Technology
Team
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By 2050, when the world’s population is expected to increase by two billion people, “scarce” crops -from the massively consumed Arabica coffee bean to the popular avocado- will be genetically modified in laboratories to endure market pressure and enviromental challenges to provide solutions to the impending food scarcity crisis in a post-pandemic society. The Lab Oratory envisions a highly curated agricultural landscape that converges the unviable industrial and the exclusive organic production of crops into a reconstructed future of farming. This novel “modus operandi” endeavors to reintroduce the building type of the laboratory in regards to the food industry and thus the boundaries of natural and artificial by creating a space of andtogetherexperimentationmultidisciplinarythatbringsgrowers,scientistsvisitors.
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beyondandNetherlandsthein
respectively, the infrastructural line is elevated separating the movement of scientists and growers into two levels, highlighting the transparency of different
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Site Location
novel ‘modus operandi’ endeavors to reintroduce the building type of the laboratory in regards to the food industry. Bookended by public spaces, an amphitheater and library
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3d printed model consists an attempt to patternize the different methods of farming in the Rhine’s Thefloodplain.glowing-in-the-dark PLA material represents the use of GM crops.
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Landscape
From the Lab to the Land
regards to crop yield, pest control, biodiversity, pollination, nutrient cycling, water regulation, and soil fertility and an experiment on flood-tolerant crops that mimic the traits of rice consist the main occupation of the land.
Sited in the Netherlands, in the Wageningen, An experiment on three different methods of farming; monoculture, strip cropping, and pixel farming based on a collection of data in
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Biosafety Level I & II Labs
Open Plan Labs Rooms TissueLockCulture Rooms
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Laboratory, Botanical Garden expanding into a botanical garden of novel species, follows a wholistic approach in plant researching by bringing together researchers and growers.
laboratory ensures strict compliance with the safety rules and regulations; while, at the same time, promoting collaboration with scientists, by implementing an open plan in the facility’s center. By
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Greenhouses are organized according to the five climate zones, and to their thirteen subdivisions, imitating different natural ecosystems for crop production experimentation around a central open space.
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maamaya.alldaybar
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3 Dafnis 46 Apartment Daphne Drayiou
Collaboration and equal involvement both in the conceptual approach and design of the project. Extended duties: Role:andcommunicationtimeprojectdetailing,Illustration,technicalProjectpresentation&supervision,real-coordination,andwithclientbuilders.architect Collaborators
This collection of projects constitute a representation of free-lance interior design projects parallelbetweenaccomplished2015and2018tomystudies.
2 Maamaya/ Mezcal Anatoli Georgiadou Miriam Kourouvani Tina Tharouniati
1 Mugshot Christina Charalampaki Anatoli Georgiadou Penny StellaTinaMiriamHatzopoulouKourouvaniTharouniatiTheodosopoulou
GreeceAthens,in
Mugshot All Day Bar, andMaamaya,Dafnis 46 Apartment
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are part of a serie of compelling real-time projects that originated by an impulsive search for opportunities. Starting in 2014, I formed a group of young architects to undertake mainly recreational projects, with an emphasis on interior design. Forming a team of various heterogenous players, lead to a series of projects that vary between restaurants, bars, apartments and exhibition stands.
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Food Library
A Holistic Change
In 2015, the owner of an old franchised cafe aspired a complete renovation towards a more original non-commercial design. As a group of young architects, we were assigned his dream. Inspired by the industrial
The section illustrates the food library that attempts to create a light wall of decorated shelves that incorporate the food tables.
interior design, the architectural design aims to highlight points with different identities, while at the same time combining all of them into an overall result that will represent the mix n ’match element with influences from Stockholm, Amsterdam and New York.
Created from 9 meter long cocktailmaking.forbarshades,tubesinfrastructuralcolouredinfunkythecocktailincludedeverythingprofessional
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Now, tables are hanging from the ceiling, the fireplace has moved upwards to create a radiant spectacle behind the bar and the individual seating areas have been turned into a communal entity.
Detailed Analysis
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The design aspired to fully rebrand the venue not only by changing its old-fashioned looks, but also by proposing new and unexpected spacial configurations, with respect to the elegant flair of the store.
The section illustrates the height and material differences between the coffee bar and the cocktail bar. Wood, cement and steel frames constitute the main design.
Bars
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The construction sections illustrate the perimetrical closet that circumscribes the living
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The plan shows the new proposed spacial configurations, with respect to the family’s new habits.
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Renovation Plan
UniversityTechnicalofAthens, School of Architecture
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Thesis Advisory Team
This academic project constitutes my master’s thesis in NTUA. Mainly, an urban design proposal, it was accomplished in spring 2018, graded with a 10 out of 10, and selected by a four-member jury of professors to represent NTUA, School of Architecture at the international competition Young Talent Architect Award (YTAA 2020), organized by Fundació Mies van der Rohe and Creative NationalEurope.
Tilemachos Andrianopoulos Nikolaos Belavilas
CollaborationAnatoliVideosGeorgiadouand
equal involvement in the on-site research, spatial mapping and analysis, conceptual approach, strategies’ developement, design process and illustrated presentation. Extended Duties: Conceptual approach of suggested housing and Role:Sketchesarchitect and urban Collaboratorsdesigner
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Dump Vision
Accrainresidents30,000forindustryandhousing
The project, originated by an impulsive search of new and urgent cityscapes, almost deliberately found itself sited on the continent of Africa. Ghana, home of the largest e-waste dump in the world, hosted the vision for a new way of living, a city rising from the ashes of burnt wire and dust. Our proposal suggests a holistic approach to a multi-leveled issue, the concurrence, and complementarity of what are seemingly incompatible uses, relinking industry to living, in an attempt to sculpt a productive space able to re-cater the city both with product and employment.
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700,000 tones of e-waste
Firstly, urbanization creates an unbearable overload of population in a city with
171,000 tones of e-waste
unemployment rates of over At13%.the same time, Accra has nowadays become a deposition spot for electrical and electronic waste from all over the world, gathering a second surplus, this time of Western technology production.
50,000,000 tonnes of e-waste
Accra finds itself dependent on two separate influence networks that simultaneously create their imprint on it.
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Intercept Point
70% of imigrants
The capital of Ghana, Accra seeks its identity, experiments and reintroduces herself constantly, in a frantic and unceasing pace. In this city of 2,9 million residents, we would observe all the phenomena of the classical metropolis,
Destination
such as the almost legitimate identification of low-income areas with high densities, as well as the conspicuous tendencies of suburbanization that hosts the most prosperous population. But Accra’s most intriguing characteristic would be its intense bipolarity.
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Destination
laboratories that are currently scattered along the area are now gathered and formulated to create a productive cluster, leading to a final commercial zone, which comes to life through the revival of the old railway station that sits on the border of the present slum.
recycling facility, giving room to an extensive habitat zone for 30,000 people spreading around the river Odaw, the aquatic stream that today runs through Agbogbloshie, carrying the loads of contamination to the a djacent Atlantic Ocean. The repair and regeneration
We chose to convert the perspective that sees Agbogbloshie as a static dump, into that of an active field of e-waste recycling and regeneration. In particular, we propose the creation of an organized and equipped WEEE
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The master plan depicts the configuration of the main proposed functions.
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Pencil on trace paper, Original Scale 1:1,000, 2000 x 600 mm
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The axonometric drawing analyses the e-waste factory in the different stages of the recycling process based on international standards.
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E-waste Factory
Storage of Produced Products
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Housing
The space in between is organized with dividers and shelters, delineating stasis and motion and degrading the levels of privacy. We propose a range of options to be utilized by the resident, in order to create a diverse network applied to each plot.
Mechanical
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II. Other Categories
Administration and Auxilary Functions II. III. Weightbridge + Unit of collection classification Storage
The maker spaces are organized in a circular module, defining common and open spaces. The basic design module is meant to set the basic rules of a network able to extend further, in the deliberate voids of the design.
common spaces 1 Telecommunications 2 Laptops and PCs 3 Refridgerators 4 Domestic Appliances 5 TVs and Video Sets free roadssheltersspacesMakerHousingSpaces
Markets
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The organization of the commercial zone follows and multiplies the paradigm of the “African Market”, where the official stores are organized around a central yard, which hosts informal market spaces.
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Tilemachos Drayiou Dafni Karydi M.ManiosTselouStylianouMikelinaSteliosStavroula[structural designer]
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From the concept to the building permit and finally the detailing.andandcompaniesCommunicationforsectionsdevelopmentDuties:developement.approach,research,involvementCollaborationimplementationtechnicalstudy:andequalintheon-siteconceptualstrategies’ExtendedInchargeoftheofalltheandfacadesthebuildingpermit.betweenandengineersdesignofthesuite’sstandardroom’sfacade
VideosAndrianopoulos
P. Vasilatons [building technology] Studio 265 ConsultantsCollaborators[consultants]
TEMEK A.E. [electromechanical E.engineering]Tsirintari[landscape consultant] E. Tzekakis [accoustic design] LUUN [lighting consultant]
This professional project constitutes my occupation as a Junior Architect at Tense Architecture Network. A firm proposal,architecturalcurrently under construction, that balances the existing and the new, the traditional and the Tensecurrent.Architecture Network
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Piperi, or Capsicum from the Latin Capsa: box, case, capsule. The new seaside accommodation attempts to radically transform two existing shells adjacent to Piperi Beach. The integration of the newly built with the existing buildings is achieved through the repetition of the motif of the capsule itselfembodying the Cycladic scale: a box, a Cycladic volume, a hotel room. The whole is being organized and redefined: the old shells are adapting to this newly inserted conditionnow operating as one. The converging axis of the existing structures define the centrifugal development of the new, gradual in height units surrounding the public areas. These units carry out the volumetric composition’s progressive reduction when moving from the settlement towards the sea. Star Resort
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curvilinear at the same time. The similarly organic laying out of the common areas through successive circles restores the connection between building and sea, settlement and landscape.
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built area’s orthogonality is gradually transformed into a softer, circular development. The main swimming pool at the centre of the field occupies an intermediary position -orthogonal and
The masterplan
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more organic configurations and the facades of the circular, earth-toned volumes ensure the building’s continuity with the adjacent beach.
materiality varies. The base of the new units is grey and earthy, while the unit itself, following the traditional Cycladic paradigm, is white. The existing buildings are also painted white, while the
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this 5 Star Hotel Piperi, the guest can choose between two different room types; the standard room and the suite.
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ConsultansCollaborators
Collaboration and equal involvement in the onsite research, conceptual approach, design process and illustrated presentation. Extended duties: spatial mapping and analysis, development of urban Role:strategies.architect and urban designer
A.G.G.D.NestorasKonstantinosDaphneGeorgiadouDragiouKosmasSkantzounisFilippidis[urbandesigner]Lagkadinos[mobilitydesigner]Karaiskos[agriculturist]Kontizas[civilengineer]
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TilemachosVideos
This professional project won the first prize in the public importantchangingitinofcompetitioninternational“regenerationthecentreofAthens”2019.Currentlypartofismeanttoberealized,oneofthemoststreetsinAthens.
Andrianopoulos Anatoli
AthenstheregenerationofAthenscitycentre,Greece
The regeneration of the center of Athens is indispensably identified as the regeneration of the Historic Triangle: Piraeus -Stadium-Ermou. The intrinsic power of the triangle is positioned within its boundaries. Athenas Street is this feverish, economic, commercial and cultural vein that channeled into the tangential Ermou Street must form with her, a powerful T, not just of movements –but also of a renewed metropolitan life. The proposal consists in the functional, geometrical, and cultural strengthening of the internal structure of the Historical Triangle, through the creation of three new tension poles. The three reengineered poles intensify the character of the public spaces. Rectangle, Square, Circle: 3 simple new geometries accompanied by crucial traffic, functional and geometric arrangements.
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Traffic Circulation
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of the southern part of the triangle interconnects with a correspondingly extended one in Psiri.
Existing Roads
Extension
Existing Pedestrian
the car traffic remains strong designed to serve the north, west and east access of the center, however, it is suggested the car use be reduced significantly, so that the existing pedestrian network
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Proposed Pedestrian Roads
Existing S-T stations
Proposed Tram Stations
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Proposed Tram
Public Transpotation
In the public transport system, a new tram is proposed. The relevant one-way streets of Ermou and Athena, in combination with Piraeus and Stadiou Streets, offer the development of a closed light
tram network for inbound visitors. Additionally, a new bike lane, consisting of a shot and a long circular route, serve the area and connect it with the wider Patissia-Museum area and that of the AcropolisFilopappou.
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Existing Subway-train
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Culture Square in Sydagma
38 x 38 m wide roof ensures the symbolic and functional enhancement of the space.
Market Square in Varvarkeios
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Culture Square Market Square
3. A concentric roof, but lower - and with a perimeter structure - accommodates the further development of an outdoor market, creating a protected inner courtyard.
The proposal consists of a threefold strategy: 1. A split on the square floor creates a longitudinal submerged shopping street that receives in both sides 30 closed stores while it is connected with the Theater Square. 2. A large
The new square provides a vacant space to accommodate daily, political and cultural life. Selected plates are raised to 5 positions achieving the temporary transformation of the square to equipment - seating, benches, stages, exhibition surfaces.
Recreation Square in Kerameikos
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The creation of a third, 50-meterlong circular square is proposed. A powerful green-pole opposite the archaeological site with that of Gazochori – now below a raised bridge, the Piraeus Street. The new park is complemented by a range of outdoor sports facilities.
Recreation Square
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