Architecture Portfolio Elena Khasianova

ELENA KHASIANOVA ARCHITECT

ELENA KHASIANOVA ARCHITECT

PORTFOLIO 2015

RESUME

Elena Khasainova

OVERVIEW

GENERAL INFORMATIONS Name Nationality Date of Birth Adress

Elena Khasanova Russian September 22, 1989 117292 Russia, Moscow, Profsuznaya 24-45.

Netherlands, Delft

Phone number E-mail adress

+7 965 106 41 62 elenakhasianova@gmail.com

University

June 2013 Master of Science in Architecture State University Of Land Use Planning Moscow, Russia Thesis Project: Sports recreation center Moscow, Russia Prof. Golovkin Alexander

Work experience Renaissance construction Moscow, Russia Scientific Research Centre “Stroitelstvo” Moscow, Russia PHILIPS Lighting Moscow, Russia Meerson and Voronova (intern) Moscow, Russia KM studio (intern) Moscow, Russia LANGUAGES Russian German English

Native Speaker Beginner Oral Fluency and Written Proficiency

SYSTEMS AND SOFTWARES

CV

CAD Softwares

Revit BIM AutoCad 3d max + Vray ArchiCAD Rhinoceros Grasshopper Processing

Graphic Softwares

Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign

Office Softwares

Microsoft Word Microsoft Excel Microsoft Powerpoint

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SEMINARWEEKS / PRACTICE

Summer 2008

Geodetic practice, Moscow

Summer 2009

Design and restoration of churches, Voroneg,

Summer 2010 Summer 2011 Summer 2012

Spring 2013

WORK EXPERIENCE

August 2011 — December 2011

KM studio Moscow, Russia Interior designer (intern).

Interior design concepts, visualization, technical documentation, communication with subcontractors

May 2012 — July 2012

Meerson and Voronova Moscow, Russia Architect (intern).

Design kindergarten, conception, drawings, presentation

October 2012 — February 2014

PHILIPS Lighting Sergeya Makeeva 13, Moscow, Russia 8 (495) 961-11-11 Lighting designer.

Writing press releases, posting articles / advertisements in specialized architectural publications and other media; Participate in tenders of architectural projects - Development of design concepts to the use and promotion of lighting products of Philips, for projects such as: Vegas 2, SEC European Tower Vederatsiya in the complex MoscowCity, Centralia embankment and bridges, Astana, Kazakhstan, Offices SberBank RF, Lahta Center in Gazprom City complex.

March 2014 — September 2014

«Design - Technological Bureau of Concrete and Reinforced Concrete» Address: 109428, Moscow, 2nd Institutskaya str. d.6 str.15A Phone: +7 (495) 286-70-01 Architect. Design Music hall 24 000m2, conception, drawings, presentation

Construction of houses, Moscow Photogrammetry, Moscow Architectural summer academy, ETH «From suburb to city», Urban planing Zurich, Switzerland Rhino + grasshopper workshop Moscow, Branch point , branchpoint.ru

Spring 2013

CITY AS OPEN / CLOSED SYSTEM Strelka institute

Summer 2014

Grasshopper and Arduino workshop Moscow, Moscow Institute of Architecture (state academy)

Autumn 2014

Workshop, AA Madrid Madrid, Spain

Spring 2015

International Design Seminar (InDeSem) TU Delft, Netherlands

Elena Khasainova

September 2014— Renaissance construction Smolenskaya Square., 3, Moscow, Russia August 2015 8 (495) 787-59-20 Lead architect in tender department.

Participation in preparation of tender documentation, 10 big commercial project.

1 230 286 m2 of successes tender purpose.

- Leading architecture projects in the cunstruction company; - Calculation architectural projects; - Purpose of material optimization for architecture; - Compiling task description to the construction estimator; - Participation in preparation of tender documentation; - Interaction with adjacent and subcontractors.

CV

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0 / INDEX

1 / WORKSHOPS 1.1 / International Design Seminar (InDeSem) / TU Delft, Netherlands

2 / MASTER STUDIO 2.1 / Health resort complex / State University Of Land Use Planning

3 / WORK PRACTICE 3.1 / Lighting design of a Bridge in Astana, Khasachstan / PHILIPS Lighting 3.2 / Lighting competition in Moscow, Russia / PHILIPS Lighting 3.3 / Interior design of apartments, Russia / KM-studio 3.4 / Interior design of a shop in Moscow, Russia / Self emploee 3.5 / Interior design of a school in Moscow, Russia / Self emploee 3.6 / Metro Competition, Moscow, Russia / Self emploee 3.7 / Family house in Moscow, Russia / Private client 3.8 / Kindergarden in Moscow, Russia / Meerson and Voronova 3.9 / Music hali n Moscow, Russia / JSC «KBJ RC» 3.10 / Garage in Moscow, Russia / JSC «KBJ RC» 3.11 / Shopping mall in Astana, Khasachstan / Renaissance construction 3.12 / Shopping mall in Moscow, Russia / Renaissance construction 3.13 / Airport in Perm, Russia / Renaissance construction 3.14 / Airport Sheremetevo in Moscow, Russia / Renaissance construction 4 / ACADEMIC DRAWINGS

20 m2

310.000 m2

2.1 / INTERNATIONAL DESIGN SEMINAR

Elena Khasainova

Employer: TU Delft Date: 2015 Location: Delft, Netherlands Personal role in Team: Participant in workshop Type: Seminar We tried to establish insights into the opportunities and challenges architecture faces in relation to digital fabrication, and explores the possibilities and constraints of these new crafting techniques. Discuss and reflect on the way emerging technologies may have an impact on the architecture practice.

Part of the bench

Creating process

Componentiality

Working project

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3.1/ LIGHTING DESIGN OF THE BRIDGE

Elena Khasainova

Philips 2013 Astana, Kazakhstan Lighting designer Developing lighting design: consept devlopment, lighitng calculation The light design under the bridge plays with different logics. It reveals the structure of the bridge at night, while the water reflects the light and gives a feedback of the surrounding.

On top of the bridge I added a light design inside the ornamental spheres which, together with the ornaments in the railing, creates a mysterious feeling.

Magic inside Visualisation the sphere Employer: Date: Location: Personal role in Team: Type:

Lighting calculation

Realisation

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3.2 / LIGHTING COMPETITION

Employer: Date: Location: Personal role in Team: Type:

Philips Lighting 2013 Moscow, Russia Lighting designer Competition of the illuminator

Elena Khasainova

With the new Illuminator

Problem statement: According to the Union of pedestrians, one of the main causes of accidents on the roads is poor visibility of the signs, markings, such as zebra’s, and people in the dark due to lack of additional lighting in these transition zones.

Idea: The creation of additional lighting in the area of a pedestrian crossing. This is achieved by the increased brightness and brilliance; furthermore we increased the contrast of the crosswalk with the surrounding space. We use the signal lighting as a reference point to attract the attention of the drivers. The drivers are informed of the crossing pedestrians at proximity of 40 meters by switching on the LED lights. This is done using motion sensors. We calculated the lux needed to crate this contrast in different situations.

Lighting Calculation of the new proposal

Situation at the street before. Lighting calculation

Working project

Design illuminator

Photo of the situation «Before»

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3.3 / INTERIOR DESIGN Employer: Date: Location: Personal role in Team: Type:

Elena Khasainova

KM-studio 2011 Moscow Interior designer (intern).

Interior design project

Dinner room

This interior project is created for the Tanhaus in the suburbia of Moscow. The technique of classic interior design is based on order, balance and perfect harmony. In the Tanhaus I use traditional classic materials like wallpaper, golden details, fresco, and marble. A readable ceiling and heavy cornice like a the repetitive use of the frame.

Meeting

Oriel. Coffe

Working project

House plane

House plane 8

3.4 / INTERIOR DESIGN OF THE SHOP Employer: Date: Location: Personal role in Team: Type:

Self emploee 2012 Russia Architect Creating interior design for the shop

Elena Khasainova

Photo from the construction site

Simple and white is what the client wanted his shop for women’s clothes to be. With one other architect we realised the concept, 3D Visualisations and the technical drawings.

Visualisation

Plan

Visualisation of the fashion store concept

Working project

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3.5 / INTERIOR DESIGN OF THE SCHOOL Employer: Date: Location: Personal role in Team: Type:

Self emploee 2015 Moscow, Russia Architect Creating interior design for the school

Elena Khasainova

Robotic class

The interior design for the school of technique and robotics in Kvantorium. The design uses metal panels on the wall and ceiling with LED in between. The Delaunay triangulation refers to math and the panels themselves could be digitally produced by the robots. The white walls symbolise the old while the new panels refer to the future taking over. The orange painted walls, columns and cupboards symbolise the creativity within the school.

All view

Visualisation of the school concept

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3.6 / METRO COMPETITION Employer: Date: Location: Personal role in Team: Type:

Elena Khasainova

Self emploee 2015 Moscow, Russia Architect Competition

Intrance to the metro station

The metro station competition calls for new visions of the metro spaces in Moscow. The future business area around Terehovo station is the main user of the station. Orientation of where the user is, is the main design goal.

Firstly to orient inside the station there is a red side and a black side. These refer respectively to the north and the south direction. Secondly, the triangulated pattern on the walls form the 7 hills on which Moscow is build.

Plane -1 with a vestibule

Plan -2, with a platform

Visualisation of the metro station platform

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3.7 / FAMILY HOUSE IN MOSCOW Employer: Date: Location: Personal role in Team: Type:

Elena Khasainova

Private client 2015 Moscow, Russia Architect Selfemploee

Ground floore

A comfortable and private house with panoramic views to the surrounding fields.

For the design I interviewed every member of the family which inspired me to create the composition. I created the complete project in Revit and provided the concept, the plans and the technical drawings.

First floore Section

3d views before building

Photos from the construction site

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3.8 / KINDERGARTEN IN HIMKI Employer: Date: Location: Personal role in Team: Type:

Elena Khasainova

Meerson and Đœoronova 2012 Himki, Russia Architect (intern) Kindergarten

Main entracne to the kindergarden

The kindergarten will be built, and is part of a new developed living area for 4.500 people in Himki. The building has a capacity for 220 children. The challenge of the design is to build on the tight triangulated plot while providing the standards and rules of the kindergarten.

The playful ornaments on the façade are generated with Processing.

Section

Facade

Ground floore

Working project

Concept

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3.9 / MUSIC HALL

Elena Khasainova

Employer: JSC «KBJ RC» Date: 2014 Location: Moscow, Russia Personal role in Team: Project architect Type: Architecutral projects One of the old factories in the first ring around the Moscow city centre is transformed into a music hall, with a capacity of 8.000 people.

The design is expected to have a high amount of visitors due to its location near the ring.

This is emphasised by the public character of the site. The concert hall is not only a building; it is an urban meeting place. The box of the hall is raised so the public street can continue underneath it with shops.

According to the requirements of the client, we add suspended parts (the red parts) containing a hotel and parking. To absorb the existing language of the surrounding city near the highway, the whole façade consists out of perforated metal sheets. The hole pattern becomes with LED’s a media façade.

6 level

The renovation territory

Section 1

Section 2

5 level

4 level

3 level Entracne to the consert hall

2 level

1 level

Ground level Working project

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3.10 / GARAGE

Employer: Date: Location: Personal role in Team: Type:

Elena Khasainova

JSC ÂŤKBJ RCÂť 2014 Moscow, Russia Project architect Architecutral projects

Section of the garage

GBA 5090 m2 Built-up area 1402 m2 Basement area 1100 m2 Land area 1330 m2 Car places 372 Max building hight 19,9 m My architectural role in the project was to develop multiple variations of the garage within the scenario that it will be developed into a shopping mall in the future. The design of the mall is not clear during this phase, which means we had to design with a high degree of adaptability in the Garage. In terms of heat sharing, fire-safety, toilets etc

Facade

BIM model of the garage devided by floors

Working project

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3.11 / SHOPPING MALL IN ASTANA Employer: Date: Location: Personal role in Team: Type:

Elena Khasainova

Renaissance construction 2015 Astana, Kazakhstan Leader architect in tender deprtment Constructional anlysis

Internal view of the shopping mall

This page outlines the Design Development of the architectural design of Mega Plaza in Astana.

Total building area, not including parking: 120.000 m2 GLA minimum 60% GLA 72.000 m2 Role: - Full cost calculation of the project - Purpose of materials and optimization - Compiling task description to the construction estimator - Participation in preparation of tender documentation - Interaction with adjacent and subcontractors

Aerated concrete 65.127m2

Floor granite 25.254 m2

Plasterboard walls 21.032m2

Detail

BIM model in Revit

Warm granite 6.297 m2

Working project

Stainless steel 192,3 m2

White plaster polished 284 m2

Granite 24.254 m2

Granite wood-honey 979 m2

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3.12 / SHOPPING MALL IN MOSCOW

Elena Khasainova

Employer: Date: Location: Personal role in Team: Type:

Renaissance construction 2015 Moscow, Russia Leader architect in tender deprtment Constructional anlysis Total building area 310.000 m2.

GLA 153.000 m2 The Moscow mall is made of spacious atriums.

It’s complex program contains; A biotope of plants, panoramic elevators, events almost every day, including film-premiers, fashion shows, open exhibits, sport events and concerts.

Project visualisation

Role: Building up of the BIM model of the mall in Revit including finding functional and material information. Secondly making ROOM BOOK, in which I had all the material information about the walls, celling and floor in m2. Furthermore, making an estimation in Excel of all the materials, including the analysis and optimisation of the applied materials. Then after compiling the task description to the construction estimator, participation in preparation of tender documentation and interaction with adjacent and subcontractors.

Glass 16.408 m2

Plasterboard 47.847 m2

Aerated concrete 36.832 m2

BIM model in Revit

Travertino

Working project

Onyx

White marble

Granite

3d panels

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3.12 / SHOPPING MALL IN MOSCOW Level -4

Elena Khasainova

Floor plans with functional areas Level 1

Level -3

Level 2

Level -2

Level 3

Level -1

Level 4

Level 0

3d view on the 1st floor

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3.13 / AIRPORT IN PERM

Elena Khasainova

Employer: Date: Location: Personal role in Team: Type:

Renaissance construction 2015 Perm, Russia Leader architect in tender deprtment Constructional anlysis Total building area 29.008 m2 Built-up area 12.824 m2 Basement area 4.136 m2 Land area 12.824 m2 Car places 1010 Building hight 20,50 m Role: Building up of the BIM model of the mall in Revit including finding functional and material information. Secondly making ROOM BOOK, in which I had all the material information about the walls, celling and floor in m2. Furthermore, making an estimation in Excel of all the materials, including the analysis and optimisation of the applied materials. Then after compiling the task description to the construction estimator, participation in preparation of tender documentation and interaction with adjacent and subcontractors.

Working project

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3.14 / AIRPORT SHEREMETEVO

Elena Khasainova

Employer: Renaissance construction Date: 2015 Location: Moscow, Russia Personal role in Team: Leader architect in tender Type: deprtment Total building area 104.871 m2 Processing area 20.064 m2 Boarding area 18.097 m2 Control area 4.227 m2 Retail 26.801 m2 Offices 7869,6 m2 Toilets 1997,6 m Technical area 12.420 m2 Role: Building up of the BIM model of the mall in Revit including finding functional and material information. Secondly making ROOM BOOK, in which I had all the material information about the walls, celling and floor in m2. Furthermore, making an estimation in Excel of all the materials, including the analysis and optimisation of the applied materials. Then after compiling the task description to the construction estimator, participation in preparation of tender documentation and interaction with adjacent and subcontractors.

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