architectural PORTFOLIO
HANNA KOSHARNA February 7,1989 Kharkiv, Ukraine 176/10 Gagarina ave., apt.117 +380934677571 ganna.kosharna@gmail.com ukraine
EDUCATION 2006-2011 Kharkiv State Technical University of Construction and Architecture, architect, Bachelor’s diploma with honors 2011-2012 Kharkiv State Technical University of Construction and Architecture, architect, Master’s diploma with honors
LANGUAGES ukrainian, russian, english (IELTS 6.5) SKILLS pre-project analysis, surweys, modeling, conceptual design, preliminary and basic design, executive drawings, supervision SOFTWARE ArchiCAD, AutoCAD, SketchUp, 3Ds MAX, V-ray, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Corel DRAW EXPERIENCE 2012-2013 Ryntovt Design - architect www.ryntovt.com 2014-2017 Drozdov&Partners - architect www.drozdov-partners.com COMPETITIONS Cleaveland design competition 2011: A new school vision (3 place), Daegu Gosan public library competition 2012, Casablanca sustainable market square 2012, eVolo 2013 skyscraper competition, CANactions 2013, San Francisco Fire Department Headquarters Competition 2013, New school Chyne 2015 (Drozdov&Partners), Bamiyan Cultural Centre Design Competition 2015 (Drozdov&Partners)
CONTENT THEATRE ON PODOL
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DAEGU GOSAN PUBLIC LIBRARY
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GULF GATE
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BAMIYAN CULTURAL CENTRE
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CHYNE CLUB SCHOOL
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BADEN CITY VILLA
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HORSE CLUB
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JACKS
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DVOROPOLIS
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EDUCATIONAL CENTER
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THEATRE ON PODOL function: drama theatre stage: concept, preliminary design, basic design, executive drawings, supervision year: 2015-2017 location: kyiv, ukraine authors: andrey avdeenko (photo), oksana chebina, oleg drozdov, hanna kosharna, aleksandr kuznetsov (render), timofey ulanchenko, vyacheslav zhemir my responsibilities: pre-project analysis, project proposal design, concept model making, surveys, drawings on all stages, diagrams, 3d modeling, preparing presentation, contact with customer, interior design, work with subcontractors, specifications, supervision, photography survey the construction of teart na podole started back in the 90s and has remained abandoned ever since until recent private initiative has come into play. the newly-proposed renovation project suggests considerable changes to the previous building. its functional character has undergone significant transformations as the theater has evolved from an exclusive “palace� into an inclusive public space. almost the whole layout scheme has been altered, together with most of the levels, which has greatly simplified the interaction between the theatre itself, its guests and the city. the fly loft and the stage are the only volumes that have remained intact. the new facade made of recycled bricks recovers the lost parceling and the volume within the overall scale of the street. all massive technical features inherent to a theatre are placed within the retracted volume clad with titan-zinc. the building merges with the green hill rising behind it. the voids on either side of the theatre are part of the entire entertainment scenario, which is at the disposal of the guests. the entry portal establishes both physical and visual communication between the street and the lobby, which is a venue for various events both during the day and in the evening. the portal transmits events from one space into the other, with theatre guests and pedestrians turning into actors and spectators, and vice versa, depending on the view point.
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DAEGU GOSAN PUBLIC LIBRARY function: public library stage: competition year: 2012 location: daegu, south korea authors: pavlo zabotin, victor kopeikin, hanna kosharna, andrian sokolovski my responsibilities: pre-project analysis, project proposal design, concept model making, drawings, diagrams, 3d modeling, postproduction nowadays cultural identity and ways of its implementation in modern architecture and design is one of the most complicated and challenging issues. should we base modern architecture concepts on the idea of regionalism? in the age of digital technologies and networks the process of spreading information became global. with the help of internet and technological devices people can receive information without leaving their houses. so it is necessary to review cultural meaning and functional content of libraries as architectural type. the project is based on the concept of a stone monolith as storage of the most important cultural knowledge and historical heritage. it is the primary nucleus that symbolizes korean nation’s basic values, the sarcophagus where both local and the whole world literature is preserved. here the main collection is kept with the help of automated system. it answers visitors’ questions and distributes books through the portals placed at each level of the library. so, readers can observe the life of the storage from the side, see thousands of books and mechanical hands cautiously transferring them from the cell and giving them to readers or placing them back. the library is formed around the storage, and is developed spirally upward, but it is separated from the storage thus emphasizing sacral nature of the central nucleus. image of a “white cube” is the symbol of modern globalized culture. the whole volume of the library is lifted over the park level. dynamic façade covers the whole building of the library. due to smart glass light and temperature can be regulated in the library. in this project we underline the role of this architectural type as the image of the traditional korean society. design of the library’s inner space enables maximal communication between the visitors. the library becomes the central nucleus of daegu city community. thus this project is a symbiosis of the idea of cultural identity, global networks concept and the latest technology that allows to create buildings as self-servicing systems.
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principle of an automatic books feeding system
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GULF GATE function: hotel and residential house stage: concept year: 2013 location: kuwait city, kuwait authors: oleg drozdov, katerina erchenko, ganna kosharna, aleksandr kuznetsov (render), vitalyi pravik (model), timofei ulanchenko my responsibilities: pre-project analysis, project proposal design, concept model making, drawings, diagrams, 3d modeling, preparing presentation, postproduction. this project is intended “to reclaim” the traditional typology of a courtyard, coupled with modern high-density typologies. this strategy helped us to create an ensemble that has a strong identity and clearly marks the district. the entire ensemble consists of two objects: П - shaped and L-shaped. the main principles that stand behind the ensemble are air circulation, maximum view of the gulf, and public space which is the heart of the complex. the main principles that stand behind the ensemble are air circulation, maximum view of the gulf, and public space which is the heart of the complex. the galleries of the П -shaped volume go along the perimeter and link together the entire infrastructure. they are easily accessible both from the hotel and the residential part. those facilities that are open to general public are accessed from the ground floor, while those that have a club character are accessed from the first or the second floors. there are 4 communication cores: two in the towers and two in the corners. it is convenient because it helps to separate flows of hotel guests and permanent residents. parking is accessed from the back side of the site. the first floor accommodates business center, conference facilities, health club with a swimming pool and hotel restaurant with an open terrace. the development site has enough space to create a pedestrian bridge towards the embankment. one of its branches can reach directly the public space of the complex. both parts of the complex work as a single organism. they are connected on the ground level, which represents a mix of commercial and public space.
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BAMIYAN CULTURAL CENTRE function: multifunctional stage: competition proposal year: 2015 location: bamiyan, afghanistan authors: oleg drozdov, ganna kosharna, aleksandr kuznetsov (render), anastasiya stryzhevska, aleksandra urtyukova, vitaly pravik (model) my responsibilities: team leader, pre-project analysis, project proposal design, concept model making, drawings, diagrams, 3d modeling, preparing presentation, postproduction. the aim of this project is to convert the site into the social aggregator accessible to every inhabitant of the bamiyan valley, attractor for the long awaited tourists and a venue for major events. the building of the cultural center will provide the variety of spaces appropriate to host a broad variety of functions. the landscape that incorporates the building will become the central park for the city of bamiyan. the building itself is a combination of vernacular construction techniques and contemporary multifunctional spaces. it is a hybrid of three authentic historical typologies: a qala, a madrasah and a palace gallery, facing the garden. the guiding principle that this proposal of the park adopts is to use what we already have with maximum efficiency adding only the necessary minimum. this is why almost the half of the site was intentionally left blank as we consider it perfect as it is. a mirador meanders through all the attractions surrounding the cultural center while offering the best views on the valley below and on the landscape around. through the entrance garden with a fountain the visitor gets to the entrance courtyard flanked by with two shadow-providing galleries. the entrance of the building and a terrace of the chaikhana are one its side. all the groups of premises are accessible from the lobby. large volumes of the exhibition and performance halls are located one in front of the other forming a single unit with high ceilings. exhibition visitors’ route is composed from the internal exhibition space that ends with a panorama of the buddha cliff and a gallery framing the courtyard for the outdoor events ending with a retail store. workshops and classrooms form the educ tional block. classrooms are oriented on the quiet garden in front of the building. the research center and the administration are arranged around their own courtyard separated from the public park by a perforated brick wall. research center is located near the exhibition collection storage. the library, as the only premise accessible for the general public, has the second entrance from the lobby.
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tral park for the city of bamiyan. the building itself is a combination of vernacular construction techniques and contemporary multifunctional spaces. it is a hybrid of three authentic historical typologies: a qala, a madrasah and a palace gallery, facing the garden.
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floor plan scale 1:200
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south-western facade scale 1:200
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photovoltaic module
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this proposal offers to use a combination of three energy-efficient systems: photovoltaic cells, so lar collectors and air recuperation system. the area of the flat roof suitable for the instal lation of photovoltaic cells and solar collectors is more than 1200 square meters. there is a sep arate a large accumulator room to provide unin terrupted operation of pumps, fans and domestic lighting under all weather conditions. the pump delivers the water from the well, when the load on the electrical supply system is minimal. after purification, it arrives in the reservoir and is distributed under the natural pressure within the system. sewage flows into biologically active septic tank, located in the ground of the upper plateau , and after additional filtering is used for watering the garden on the lower plateau. a few tanks are used to store hot water from solar collectors, which is then used by the underfloor heating sys tem, located throughout the building. the heated air is removed through the recovery system and its energy is used to heat the fresh air coming from the outside. in combination with thermal insula tion made of local natural materials, such as ado be and straw slabs applied this proposal provides the necessary microclimate with minimum means.
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1. adobe with the incre content of straw, 550 u-value 0.2 W/m°C – 90 x 160 x 330 mm 2. microfiber reinforced crete with hydropho additives – 40 mm 3. clay mixed with straw 700 kg/m2, u-value 0 – 100-200mm 4. straw slab, stalks fast with hot-dip galvaniz 150 kg/m2,u-value 0.0 – 450mm 5. monolithic reiforced slab – 200mm 6. fired brick perforated masonry 7. clay plaster 8. timber frame 9. terrazzo flooring – 40 10. underfloor heating sy 11. firm soil
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CHYNE CLUB SCHOOL
energy concept
lightening
function: school rnküq gns vüsdq oümdk ognsnunksühb lnctkd ÄéâáéáìéÜû æêéòáëòäû íêíîêäî Þ æêèÝäéÜòää îìáñ ùéáìßêùððáæîäÞé÷ñ íäíîáè: stage: competition proposal ðêîêùçáæîìäóáíæäá ëìáêÝìÜãêÞÜîáçä, íêçéáóé÷á æêççáæîêì÷, íäíîáèÜ ìáæïëáìÜòää ÞêãàïñÜ ÊìäáéîÜòäû êíéêÞéêßê ÝçêæÜ ãàÜéäû Þ÷ëêçéáéÜ year: 2015 îÜæäè êÝìÜãêè, óîê ëêãÞêçûáî ãÜéûîø Ýêçáá 1500 è2 èáîìêÞ æìêÞçä íêçéáóé÷èä æêççáæîêìÜèä. Ëìáàïíèêîìáéê êîàáçøéêá location: chyne, czech republic Ýêçøôêá ëêèáõáéäá Üææïèïçûîêìéêå, óîêÝ÷ eqdrg ühq eüm dwgütrs êÝáíëáóäîø ÝáíëáìáÝêåéïú ìÜÝêîï îìáñ bnmsqnk éÜíêíêÞ, ÞáéîäçûîêìêÞ ä Ý÷îêÞêßê êíÞáõáéäû otlo otlo ühq authors: oksana chebina, oleg drozdov, hanna kosharna, kuznetsov (render), timofey ulanchenko, alexandra tmhs ëìäaleksandr çúÝ÷ñ ëêßêàé÷ñ ïíçêÞäûñ. dwodkkdc ÉÜíêí ëêàÜáî Þêàï äã íæÞÜâäé÷, æêßàÜ dwsdqmük ühq éÜßìïãæÜ éÜ íäíîáèï ùçáæîìêêÝáíëáóáéäû ühq èäéäèÜçøéÜû. Ëêíçá êóäíîæä êéÜ ëêíîïëÜáî Þ urtyukova axoürr éáíæêçøæê ìáãáìÞïÜìêÞ ä ïâá ëêà áíîáíîÞáéé÷è àÜÞçáéäáè ìÜíëìáàáçûáîíû àÜçøôá ëê íäíîáèá. Íîêóé÷á Þêà÷ ëêëÜàÜúî Þmodel making, drawings, diagrams, 3d hmudqsdq my responsibilities: pre-project analysis, project proposal design, concept Ýäêçêßäóáíæä ÜæîäÞé÷å íáëîäæ, ìÜíëêçêâáéé÷å otlo Þ ßìïéîá Þáìñéáßê ëçÜîê, ä ëêíçá àêëêçéäîáçøéêå ðäçøîìÜòää äíëêçøãïúîíû Þ modeling, preparing presentation, postproduction. æÜóáíîÞá í÷ìøû àçû ëêçäÞÜ íÜàÜ. Éáíæêçøæê vüsdq sümj rxrsdl
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the proposed school in chyne is designed to become something more than a school. it is also a public centre, a club and the social hub of the village. it is a place where local people meet and most significant events take place. besides playing füqcdm ehksdq gdüsdc eknnq rdoshb sümj a huge role in organizing community life, the new club school provides all the necessary facilities for modern trends the energy-efficiency concept proposedand building is based itmdcommunicative 21 in school education, suchofasthe practical research work, developing social12:00 and skills, openness to the on using high-technology equipment with a short payback period by 12:00 cdbdladq 21 and energy the dialogue withitnature. the suggested design creates a space of free choices and development bridging meansworld, of saving resources. is suggested to use a geothermal heat pump as a source of heat supply. in classrooms it is of space liberates the educational process from the label of the gap between education and entertainment. this type suggested to use systems of surface heating (and cooling). boredom and encourages and cooperation. the rectangular volume expresses the idea of the form as the ventilation of the atrium isself-development ensured by the flat plate airrntsg eübücd based solar collector, which is installed on the southern façade a border that defines spaces, both inside and outside. the rectangular volume expresses the idea of the form as a border of the building, feeding warm or cool air depending on the season. in classrooms it is suggested use decentralized that defines spaces, bothtoinside and outside.supply-and-exthere is a peculiar contrast between the laconic form and the intricate intehaust ventilation systems with heat recuperation and automatic of the school, whichofis made up of various types of educational and public spaces. the central core of freshrior airorganization feeding at a certain concentration co2 indoors. it isthe proposed to install pv panels on the roof, which will par- on all the levels, creating a continuous multifunctional space place is a system of atriums that penetrate the building tially satisfy the energy needs. natural lighting systems (light with communication facilities. are no sharp boundaries between various public functions that tubes) arerecreational used to bringand light to the upper floors and thethere atrium. hot water is provided by the geothermal heat pump (heating mode) flow into each other without obstruction. the hall, the in library, the assembly hall and the canteen are also introduced to storage tanks. the design proposal suggests collecting rainwater spaces. offers aitgood for organizing various events and activities that are not from the the system roof in of theinteractive tanks located in thethis basement. can beopportunity used for household needs. immediately connected with school life.
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introduced to the system of interactive spaces. this offers a good opportunity for organizing various events and activities that are not immediately connected with school life.
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function: city villa stage: concept year: 2016 location: baden, austria authors: oksana chebina, oleg drozdov, hanna kosharna, aleksandr kuznetsov (render), vitaliy pravik (model), vyacheslav zhemir my responsibilities: team leader, pre-project analysis, project proposal design, concept model making, drawings on all stages, diagrams, 3d modeling, preparing presentation, contact with customer, work with subcontractors the city villa in baden is designed for a well-established neighbourhood located near the main attractions of this spa town: thermal baths, river and rosarium. the surrounding manor houses defined “a country house” type of the new building, while the programme was rather “collective” in its character. the rhythmic pattern and the proportions of the volumes and the windows result from the analysis of local traditions. the city villa typology offers a variety of “living forms” to its inhabitants. the apartments on the upper floors suggest a more urban lifestyle, whereas the spacious apartments on the lower level enjoy an immediate access to the garden. placed between the building, the transparent connection contains lift and stairs. 23
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HORSE CLUB function: equestrian club stage: interior design year: 2017 location: kharkiv, ukraine authors: oksana chebina, oleg drozdov, hanna kosharna, sergey kostyanoy, ievgen nevmyvaka (render), aleksey vavushka, katerina yolkina my responsibilities: drawings, diagrams, 3d modeling, preparing presentation the kharkiv river flows amidst the picturesque surroundings on the northern outskirts of the city. the complex is located not far from the ring road. the traffic noise is managed with the help of the apple orchard and the volume of the covered riding hall. three “digits� of the stables abut on the riding hall. they are followed by the paddocks and the open-air riding hall with a spectator stand. on the right-hand side of the administrative block there are specialized structures for horse training.
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JACKS function: a couple of single family houses stage: preliminary design year: 2013 location: kharkiv, ukraine authors: oleg drozdov, hanna kosharna, aleksandr kuznetsov (render), aleksandra urtyukova my responsibilities: team leader, pre-project analysis, project proposal design, concept model making, drawings, diagrams, 3d modeling, preparing presentation, postproduction, contact with customer the task was to divide a triangular plot into two houses in an equally comfortable and cost-effective way. to this end, we created one single volume of the house with a common canopy, while its “summer rooms” are located in different places, each of them facing a different part of the garden. in this way we managed to separate the two estates avoiding an articulated barrier. the terraced garden opens towards the border of the plot, creating a peculiar spatial layout.
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DVOROPOLIS function: residential complex stage: conceptual design year: 2012 location: odessa, ukraine authors: natalia gubish, oleg drozdov, yekaterina yerchenko, aleksey kotelevets, hanna kosharna, anna martynenko, mikhail tsybulevsky my responsibilities: pre-project analysis, project proposal design, concept model making, drawings, diagrams, 3d modeling, postproduction large-scale financing has given way to prudent and reasonable investment. therefore, it seems more effective to build objects that require less investment and have smaller parcelling and higher density. besides, we made a point of creating not only private spaces, but also semi-private and public spaces. the plot borders on territories differing in their nature. in the immediate vicinity of the plot one can find high-rise development dating back to different periods, new shopping facilities and rather old single-family housing development. bering this context in mind, we introduced different typologies of housing in order to respond to the particular nature of each borderline with the surrounding. a house with patio was chosen as the dominant typological unit, as it enables flexible layout solutions and is totally conforming to the local climatic conditions. other typologies are: townhouses and triplexes, multifamily house, city villa. the layout structure of the complex involves several types of public spaces: central square, walking alley, small courtyards that serve as a common space for a group of houses. 33
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EDUCATIONAL CENTER function: educational center stage: term thesis year: 2012 location: svitlovodsk, ukraine authors: hanna kosharna the main purpose of the project is to develop principles of architectural planning and spatial organization for the educational center in a small town of svetvovodsk. the research is focused on the unique features of the particular small town, based on studies of modern concepts of educational models and analysis of typological features of architectural environment that promotes development of Individuality. in terms of architectural form, the educational center appears to be sterile rectangular volume. its simplicity works in contrast with internal organisation and serves as an identifier of internal and external space. this design method reflects a concept of architecture as a background for natural enviroment.
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