Giacomo Rinaldi - Archiecture Portfolio

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ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO

GIACOMO RINALDI


GIACOMO RINALDI Date of birth: 03/01/1994

CONTACT Via Raggiolo 41 Novafeltria (RN), Italia

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giacomorinaldi15@gmail.com +39 3337761873 http://tiny.cc/iv1wtz

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PROGRAMME SKILLS

EDUCATION

Rhinoceros Grasshopper V-Ray for Rhinoceros Autodesk AutoCad Adobe Photoshop Adobe Indesign Adobe Illustrator Photoscan Microsoft Office Autodesk Revit Cinema 4D

2013-2021

GENERAL SKILLS Physical Model making Freehand Drawing Teamwork Technical Drawing

LANGUAGE SKILLS Italian English Polish

HOBBIES Basketball Reading Travelling Cinema

Alma Mater Studiorum Bologna

Master Degree in Architecture and Building Engineering Bologna

WORK EXPERIENCE September 2019 - December 2019 MJZ Architecture Internship Architecture Warsaw, Poland.

Activities: Support of team leaders in the concept design phase of architectural projects, 3D modeling, Rendering, Site analysis, Diagrams preparation. Main Project: GARDENS OF THE FUTURE ( https://m-j-z.com/project/gardensofthefuture )

EXTRA PROJECTS 2019 Publication of the “Polar-Ice-r” project for “This is not Architecture” exhibition for Bologna Design Week and subsequent publication in the book “This is Not Architecture” by Alessio Erioli. ( https://tinyurl.com/t1n4-web-full )pp.119-121 2018 Special mention winner by an international jury for the urban regeneration project “Sassuolo Renewal” in the context of the International Competition for Young Urban Designers and Urban Planners “Urban Promogiovani X Edition” (https://urbanpromo.it/2018-en/urban-promogiovani/ the-winners-of-the-9th-edition/)


4.SOCIAL HOUSING PROJECT IN KATOWICE June 2020 - March 2021

12. POLAR-ICE-R 2019

20. SASSUOLO RENEWAL 2018

28. AUDITORIUM IN PIAZZA DEI MIRACOLI 2017

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SOCIAL HOUSING PROJECT IN KATOWICE

2020/2021 - Master thesis Project “ A Social Housing project as urban and architectural renovation tool in the center of Katowice “

Katowice is one of the most dynamic cities in Poland and it is implementing a process of recovery and enhancement of the existing urban fabric. The project area, in fact, involves one of the central areas of the city and is located at the top of one of the most important streets in Katowice, Ulica Mariacka. The project stems from a competition drawn up by the SARP of Katowice and aims to renovate three historic Kamienica buildings and use them as Social Housing. Indeed, the project provides for the definition of 40 apartments to be allocated to a segment of the population that cannot access the real estate market due to income, especially the elderly, young couples and recent graduates. In the current state, the buildings appear to be abandoned and are in conditions of decay caused mainly by lack of maintenance. The project aims to summarize through the theme of Social Housing the concept of urban recovery, through a new definition of internal courtyard, and architectural, implemented with the renovation of the main buildings that are in conditions of great degradation. To overcome the problem of abandoned and degraded internal courtyards that characterize the project area, a semi-public space is designed that allows a one-to-one relationship with the main street and guarantees a redevelopment of the area itself. The façade along Ulica Mariacka will undergo a conservative restoration, to maintain the historical character of the buildings and to respect the architectural features of the context. The internal façade is designed with the development of a modular, economical and sustainable system of loggias. This proposal arises from the need to ensure a flexible system capable of adapting to changes.

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MARIACKA 30,32,34 NOW The project involves three historic buildings along the important Ulica Mariacka in Katowice and stems from a competition published by the SARP of Katowice. The project lot consists of three main buildings, numbers 30,32,34, and three posthumous additions. For the latter, demolition is planned. Currently the buildings are in a state of decay and neglect, despite the fact that they are historic buildings and overlook one of the main streets of Katowice. The buildings have a residential nature and this can be seen in the plan, with a rather classic structural and distribution scheme. From a technological point of view, they are masonry buildings. The study of the state of affairs highlighted greater compositional care with regard to the main prospectus, while the internal courtyard is narrow due to the presence of the additions 30A, 32A and 32B. Project buildings Demolished buildings READ FACADE

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GROUND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

MAIN FACADE ALONGSIDE ULI


ICA MARIACKA

L’area di progetto coinvolge una delle vie più importanti dal punto di vista economico, sociale e storico di Katowice: Ulica Mariacka. Questa via si conclude su Plac Szarmka, piazza che ospita la chiesa neogotica che ha dato il nome alla via stessa, Kosciol Mariacka.

LATERAL FACADE CLOSE TO PLAC SZRAMKA

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Workshop and Coworking space

1.Demolition of the additions and creation of a new and unique internal courtyard

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Waste sorting disposal

2.Definition through connecting lines of green areas, aggregation areas and new architectural bodies.

3. Functional division of buildings 30 and 32 and projection of this division on the facade. Collective spaces Distributive spaces Apartments

4. The façade reflects the functional division of the buildings through a system of wood-steel loggias.

4. This system allows permability inside the court and improves the relationship between tenants and the court itself.

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CADES REAR FACADE e internal façade is refore marked by this tem of internal loggias at ennoble the rear front. e system consists of a ss-shaped structural el element and a woon cladding. This system FACADE ALONGSIDE ULICA MARIACKA nds out for its moduty, sustainability and st effectiveness.The anuncement, on the other nd, provides for a convative restoration for the ain façade, bringing the cade back to the state he art. ANTIONSHIP WITH THE STREET e new court with its public functions invites the city to enter, creating wo-way relationship with the city and Ulica Mariacka itself.

THE COURT The addition that hosts coworking spaces has a modest height, to avoid the visual occlusion effect that instead occurred in the actual state due to the presence of the additions.

Public court

Collective space

Ulica Mariacka

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SOCIAL HOUSING Inside the building, apartments have been distributed for young couples, the elderly and recent graduates. The apartments have different sizes to guarantee flexibility to the users’ demand. The ground floor of each building is instead intended for more collective and service functions, such as workshops, workshops or libraries, to ensure a relationship both between the tenants of the building and with the city itself. The goal is to create a community heterogeneous and cohesive. The internal courtyard was modeled with ramps to ensure access to anyone. LONGITUDINAL SECTION

FUNCTIONS

Apartment for young couple Collective spaces Distributive spaces

GROUND FLOOR

Apartments for old people service spaces

Appartamento per giovani coppie Appartamento per anziani

FIRST FLOOR Spazi Comuni

Appartamenti per ragazzi provenienti dall’orfanotrofio Distribuzione Spazi Comuni Appartamenti per anziani Appartamenti per giovani coppie Appartamenti per ragazzi provenienti dall’orfanotrofio Spazi distributivi Servizi

Apartment for young couple Collective spaces Distributive spaces Apartments for old people

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POLAR - ICE - R

2019 - Architettura e Composizione III Teamwork: Benedetta Baldassarre, Gianluca Casalnuovo, Giacomo Rinaldi A Polarizer is an attention catalyzing architectural object, simultaneously distinguishing itself from and interacting with an environment, to generate a new, inclusive context. This is the starting point for a formal, rigorous and focused exploration that starts from the definition of a simple, topologically and geometrically coherent cell, which aggregationand variation generates an irreducible complex assembly. A scenario-based investigation beyond mere geometric coherence adds constructive/tectonic and volumetric/ spatial structuring rules to refine form generation and control of internal spatial logics, in a progressive refinement of the rules from which the massing is generated. Potential functional mappings unravel from this point on, independent of the form/function/ typology functionalist bond. The architectural volume shapes its own rooting ground, grafting underground levels, accesses, paths and views. The aggregative logic explored leads to an architecture that has its strength in the “space-circulatory” articulation. Internal hyper-connectivity is achieved, physically, through a polycentric ramified path, enriched by secondary flows that allow visual and/or physical connection with the staggered volumes to truthfully expose the project levels. The façade continuous, stress-based design unifies the overhanging volumes, creation a unified whole without renouncing the autonomy of parts and processes.

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PROJECT STRATEGIES P: part C: connection M: PROJECT STRATEGIES

chronological develop-

element explorations

P: part

chronological develop-

element explorations

C: connection

M:

P_1

C_1

C_4

P_2a

P_2a

I

P_2a

P_2a

P_3a

C_1

C_4

P_2a

P_2a

P_2a

P_2a

P_3a

I

II

II

III

III

M_1

C_2

P_1

M_2

M_2

M_1

C_2 C_3

C_4a

P_2b

P_2b

C_4a

P_2b

P_2b

I

P_2b

II

P_2b

III

I

P_2b

II

P_2b

III

M_2I

M_2

M_2 P_3b

M_2I

M_2

90°

M_2

90°

P_3b

C_3

C_3a

I

C_3a

C_3a

C_3a

C_3a

C_3a

I

P_5b P_5b

C_3b

II

C_3b

III

C_3b

I

C_3b

II

C_3b

III

A_2.2

A_2.3

A_2.1

A_2.2

A_2.3

A_3.1

B_1.1

B_1.1

IV

C_3b

IV

P_4b P_4b

A_3.2

A_3.2

B_1.2 B_1.2

A_3.3

A_3.3

A_2.4

B_1.2 + A_2.4

A_2.4

B_1.2 + A_2.4

A_3.4

A_3.4

P_6 front view

P_6

P_4a

P_4b

I

P_4b

II

P_5b

P_4b

I

P_4b

II

P_5b

P_5a

II

face 0

right view A_3.5 right view left view A_3.5 left view back view

internal flow B_1.3

B_1.4

internal flow B_1.3

B_1.4

aggregation 0,0

HANDLES DEFINITION

+ aggregation 0,0

face 5 y

front view

circulation

circulation

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I

HANDLES DEFINITION

A_2.1

A_3.1

C_3b

P_4a

II

scheme

scheme

face 0 face 4

face 4 face 3

face 5 face 2

face 2

face 3 face 1

face 6

face 1

face 6

back view

y x

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x

y asse x

asse x

y x

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+

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asse x

asse y

A_1.1

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P_4a

asse x

asse y

P_5a

C_3b

M_3

I

asse y

A_1.1

M_3

P_4a

III

II

P_5a

P_4a

asse y

P_5a

P_4a

III

II


HANDLES EXPLORATION 0-3

1-1

1-2

3-3

2-2

1-4

4-4

5-1

I combination: (1-2/1-2/0-3/1-2)

II combination: (1-2/1-2/1-2/0-3/1-2/3-3)

III combination: (1-2/1-2/0-3/1-2/3-3/5-1)

IV combination: (0-3/1-2/3-3/1-2)

N° iterations: 3

N° iterations: 5

N° iterations: 5

N° iterations: 3

N° iterations: 7

N° iterations: 11

N° iterations: 11

N° iterations: 7

P_6 elements variation P_6a

P_6a + P_6b + P_6c IV combination: (0-3/1-2/3-3/1-2)

P_7 high variations

front view

P_7a + P_7d + P_7c + P_7b IV combination: (0-3/1-2/3-3/1-2)

P_7a

P_7b

P_6b P_7c

P_6c

P_7d

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FINAL MASSING

PRINCIPAL STRESS - Millipede analysis

FINAL MASSING

from Anemone aggregation

with roofs and walls

RED - compression / CYAN - tension

FLOW DIAGRAM

HYPER-CONNECTIVE SPACES

principal flow

principal connection point

secondary service flow

secondary conenction point isolated spaces

main entrance

main entrance

secondary level -6 entrance

level 0

secondary entrance

scheme

general circulation

PROGRAM DIAGRAM - Research Centre laboratory spaces work spaces private space office office

office

office

office accomodation

accomodation accomodation accomodation accomodation accomodation office office

laboratory

main entrance

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secondary entrance laboratory laboratory

laboratory

continuous path

HYPER-CONNECTIVITY DIAGRAM

social spaces

accomodation

MESH CONTOUR FIELD

social spaces along the continuous path


External views. The golden anodized aluminum cladding contributes to a unitarian identity of te wholewithout sacrificing the independence of the different projecting volumes.

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PIANTA A - A ALTITUDI NE : +5,90 m +43,91

PIANTA B-B ALTITUDINE : +18,90 m

+30,90

D

D

+23,90

C

C

+18,90

B

B

PIANTA C-C ALTITUDINE : +23,90 m

+5,90

A

PIANTA D-D ALTITUDINE : +30,90 m

A

0,0

-6,0

0

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2

4m


2

Internal View

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Panoramic View

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Internal View

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Sassuolo Renewal

2018 - Urban Planning Tecnhiques Laboratory Teamwork: Benedetta Baldassarre, Francesca Buda, Gianluca Casalnuovo, Davide Lombardi, Claudia Minafra, Giacomo Rinaldi The project involves the area near Sassuolo railway stations. An inspection in the city and a meeting with citizens have highlighted positive and negativepoints for each of the neighborhoods near the Sassuolo – Reggio Emilia and Sassuolo –Modena train stations.The point of this project is to revitalize abandoned and degraded places, thanks to a direct link between some different places of the city that are divided by physical, social and cultural barriers.The best result is to have a dynamic and alive place, which can be a nice visiting card for the city. First of all, an overall design of the area’s mobility has been done to create a direct link to Reggio Emilia and Fiorano Modenese, in the opposite way, with the new underpass, only avaible for car. The public transport service has an important point in the new square. Near this area there is a new bus and pullman station.The people can park their cars in the new basement car park and they can move on foot or by bicycle using the hierarchical system of pedestrian street.The most import point of the project is the new square, between the two train stations, to revitalize rundown area. This square will be a node for four different districts: it’s directly connected to the city center by Via Menotti and it represents a meeting point between areas near the two train stations. Also the new urban park, designed to the north of the SAS-RE train station, is connected to the central square with a new pedestrian way.On the main lines traced, a modular flooring is grafted, playing on the alternation of wood-grass materials. It goes beyond the net boundaries of the block and arrives up to the urban park.The

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This project aims to transform a vicious circle into a virtuous circle: eliminating physical, social and cultural barriers, the accessibility of public spaces increases, these spaces are more alive and dynamic and there is a decrease in degradation both environmental-urban and social.

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The square represents a versatile space, in which there are many new activities of collective interest. They are placed inside box-containers, which refer directly to the theme of stations and rail freight transport. They are economic, temporary and easy-to-assemble structures that can be turned to different functions.

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Auditorium in Piazza dei Miracoli 2017 - Ideas competitions for startfortalents ( PISACALL ) Teamwork: Benedetta Allegrini, Benedetta Baldassarre, Francesca Buda, Davide Lombardi, Giacomo Rinaldi

Pisa is a city with a long history that has preserved its ancient charm. The Middle Ages was the period of greatest splendor, during which expansionist ambitions and flourishing commercial traffic made Pisa one of the four Maritime Republics. To careful economic growth policies they were joined intentions of cultural development that led to the foundation of some of the most important academic centers in Italy. The University, founded in the XIV century, and the Normale School, established in the XIX century, are located a short distance from Piazza del Duomo, better known as Cathedral Square, one of the places of greater recognition of the city. The Cathedral and the bell tower of the twelfth century - the “Leaning Tower” - make up the square and are among the monuments recognized as UNESCO heritage. PISA CONFERENCE HALL will be integrated in a context in which instances of the past are very strong today. The proposed project will have to know how to setup one crucial point that represents a three union between Piazza del Duomo and the University campus. Architecture that will become an important contemporary piece to the historic city. .

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PROJECT’S MASTERPLAN 30


CONCEPT

PROJECT AREA

AUDITORIUM AREA

Auditorium takes place further away from the pre-existing building, in the corner of the project’s area.

CONCEPT AUDITORIUM

The design of the concept starts with an extrusion of a simple geometry

WALKING ROOF

DESIGN OF THE ENTRANCE

One side of the geometry is shaped The square in front of the auditoin order to let people walk on in, rium is designed by studying the creating a bond with the entire visual cones which are created area. by the most impostant pre-existing monument in Piazza dei Miracoli

PLANS

AUDITORIUM SECTION

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