Iaroslava Nesterenko

PORTFOLIO IAROSLAVA NESTERENKO

architecture

. urban design

2018

CV INFORMATION Birth Email Phone

13.01.1993 | Russia, the Urals nestyaroslava@gmail.com +79217654760

SKILLS & INTERESTS // Teamwork, learn-on-the-fly, strong adaptibility // AutoCAD, SketchUp+Plugins, 3d Max, Revit, ArchiCAD I used to daylight as an instructor on 3D graphics. I don`t know how to code plugins, but i know how to use them a lot, so my main benefit in modeling(as well as in renderings) is fast speed // Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Vray, Corona, Lumion Most diagrams and renders in my portfolio are made by myself // Adobe InDesign, Adobe Premier Pro I like to do presentations or small movies about projects // Hand-drafting, model-making In addition to technical exams, it is necessary to pass an academic head drawing and composition very well in order to enter an architectural school in Russia // Photography Especially film

EDUCATION 2010 - 2015

Ural State Academy of Architecture and Arts Bachelor of Architecture Honour certificate

2000 - 2010

Physicomathematical Lyceum Honour certificate

2005 - 2009

Art school № 3 in honor of Korzukhin A.I. Honour certificate

WORK EXPERIENCE 2017-present St Petersburg Russia

MLA+ (mlaplus.com) Architect / Urban Designer Prepares studies and reports in support of new and updated master plans, development programs and massing studies Assisted in the preparation of design presentation packages using various software tools Key expertise: urban law\legal design guidelines, norm\regulations expert, software&presentation skills

2016-2017 St Petersburg Russia

“A.Len” Design & Projecting Company (a-len.com) Architect In charge of creating design proposal documents, including research presentation documents and models Had an experiense of creating detailed technical drawings for the construction phase

2015-2016 St Petersburg Russia

ACD-studio (acdstudio.ru) Architect Intense involvement in conception design proposals for several internetional competitions

summer 2013 Eindhoven, The Netherlands

Gemeente Eindhoven Intern Architect Worked on the projects in the framework of Brabant Biennale 2013 as a part of project NeRu - “City as a lab”

2012 - 2015 Yekaterinburg, Russia

Art school № 3 in honor of Korzukhin A.I. Teacher of academic drawings and composition

SELECTED COMPETITIONS summer 2017

autumn 2015

Renovation of Residential Quarters in Moscow Architectural and Urban Planning Competition for development of concepts for pilot sites of the housing stock renovation in Moscow Varna Library International architectural competition for a new building of Varna Regional Library

summer 2015

HUB of creative economy International ideas competition for Establishing Busan Station as The Hub of Creative Economy

autumn 2015

Form Museum Center in Jyvaskyla International architectural competition for museum area in Jyvaskyla’s Ruusupuisto CTBUH International Student tall Building Design Competition: (Remagining tall: considering context, sustainbility & efficiency)”.

autumn 2014

summer 2015

Astronomy Center Redsand reTHINKing Architecture Competition

PORTFOLIO * selected projects

INDEX 01 Perm City Center Masterplan 02 Renovation of Residential Quarters in Moscow 03 Verfi 04 Aalto extension 05 Post-castle 06 Bachelor thesis

01 PERM CITY CENTER MASTERPLAN * as a part of MLA+ team

LOCATION Perm, Russia

BACKGROUND Historically, the main axis of Perm’s development was the Kama river. It still remains an important resource for further transformation, but the difficulty is that the city is cut off from the river by a strong level drop and a railway line. In 2017, it was decided to stop the traffic on this line. This provides new opportunities for reuniting the city with the water. Most of the project steps are devoted to the principles of coastal development: the transformation of former industrial zones into bright and active urban areas.

THE OBJECTIVE Determinatiom the development priorities of the center of Perm, describe the key components of future transformation and explain how they relate to global challenges and the local context. The document includes the framework, structural and illustrative plans of the Perm city center: the characteristic areas of the new and reconstructed buildings, parks, streets and transportation hubs.

PROGRAMME Three channels of transformation: redevelopment of built-up areas, infrastructure transformation and new parks of the city center.

Photos of model, presented on exhibition “300 years of Perm”

3d birdview of Perm City Center

01 PERM CITY CENTER MASTERPLAN The key position of the concept is the formation city ​​center 3.0 - the center of the XXI century by planning and semantic unification of the first center of the XVIII-XIX centuries by the river Egoshiha (1.0), and the Soviet center of the XX century, along the esplanade (2.0).

REDEVELOPMENT OF BUILT-UP AREAS

An integrated approach is needed, including: - development of infrastructure that improves internal connectivity; - placement of new objects-magnets; - reconstruction and development of existing valuable objects and environments; - filling the “blind zones� with new activities; - attracting more citizens to live in the center.

Framework plan

Spaces main streets and squares Kama`s passages important streets existed parks new river valley`s parks new Railway park new Beach and Boulevard

Connections high-speed road main collectors secondary collectors third-rate collectors pedestrian paths tram line tram station

Street front active front park dront secondary front

Objects landmarks hight dominant elements socially significant objects

01 PERM CITY CENTER MASTERPLAN The whole project is 500-page collect product, so here just some of my favourite parts of the project New neighbohoods or Perm

Illustrative plan of New Motoviliha City

Flood prevention Mid-floor perimeter buildings

Dimensions of the coastal park due to the size of the security areas of underground communications.

Perimeter buildings Urban villas Towers

Exsisting potentials and challenges

Hibrid

In addition to the coastal location and proximity to the city center, Historic monuments are valuable assets of the territory.industrial architecture and railway tracks that can play an important role in the area’s infrastructure transformation, turning into a tram line.its integrated development.

Huge structures In addition to the coastal location and proximity to the city center, Historic monuments are valuable assets of the territory.industrial architecture and railway tracks that can play an important role in the area’s infrastructure transformation, turning into a tram line.its integrated development.

Urban blocks Dimensions of the New Motovilikha neighborhoods are determined on the basis of convenience internal connections of the area and comfortable time of walking availability from tram stops. The bend of the main street defines organic,“Live” hackacter plan.

Secondary streets

A variety of spatial typologies of housing is one of the key features of the area.

The coastal location of the area compels to look for planning of wind protection facilities.

Spill out of the draft effect allow the broken corridors leading to Kama streets.

Visualisation of New Motoviliha City

01 PERM CITY CENTER MASTERPLAN Visualisation of Central Station Square

Zoning diagram of formed Lubimov`s factory

High regulation/ form base code for Perm`s city center

Zoning diagram of Universitetskiy distrct

PORT SHPAGINA Visualisation of cluster ofNew Port Shpagina

Illustrative plan

01 PERM CITY CENTER MASTERPLAN

Illustrative plan of whole project area

02 RENOVATION OF RESIDENTIAL QUARTERS IN MOSCOW ARCHITECTURAL AND URBAN PLANNING COMPETITION FOR DEVELOPMENT OF CONCEPTS FOR PILOT SITES OF THE HOUSING STOCK RENOVATION IN MOSCOW * as a part of MLA+ team

LOCATION Moscow, Russia BACKGROUND As the center of political power in Russia, Moscow enjoys a reputation for being a city of dynamic action. In keeping with this tradition, the city is embarking on an unprecedented program of demolition and reconstruction. The current struggle in Moscow over this planned demolition of thousands of Soviet-era apartment buildings shows a vast transformation in the realm of housing THE OBJECTIVE Our main goal of the project is not only to create comfortable living conditions, to facilitate renovation of people’s living environment. We made an effort to invent the programs to create the best condeitions to unite residents in the community.

PROGRAMME Four challenges for district for neighbourhood to be good: 1 - to be embedded 2 - to have identity 3 - to be structured 4 - to be future proof

Illustrative plan

Birdview visualisations

02 RENOVATION OF RESIDENTIAL QUARTERS IN MOSCOW Visualisation: secondary street

Visualisation: main square

Diagram: Existing situation. Year 2017

Diagram: Stage 1. Year 2025

Diagram: Stage 2. Year 2040

03 VERFI

INDUSTRIAL ESTATE REDEVELOPMENT * individual project LOCATION St Petersburg, Russia

Industrial areas of Saint Petersburg

THE OBJECTIVE Renovation of architectural structures and functional reorganization of industrial areas of the Admiralty district of St. Petersburg.

PROGRAMME Development of a model for the town-planning reorganization of the industrial territories of the Admiralteisky district and the formation of a safe multi-functional environment with the complex development of the territory and preservation of monuments of historical heritage, as well as a logical linkage of the territory with the fabric of the city.

Site analisys

Illustrative plan

03 VERFI

RENEWED VIEW OF NEVA RIVER

View on island Novoadmiralteiski

View on island of Matiss

View on Galerny island

04 AALTO EXTENSION

AN INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURAL COMPETITION FOR AN EXTENSION BETWEEN THE ALVAR AALTO MUSEUMS * individual projec Jyvaskyla’s Ruusupuisto

Visualisation of hall

Shaping diagrams

Winter interior

Sections

Exploded diagram

Extra functions

Winter exterior

05 POST-CASTLE

THE HISTORIC AND CULTURAL COMPLEX IN KALININGRAD * as a part of ACD-studio team LOCATION Kaliningrad, Russia

Illustrative plan

BACKGROUND During World War II, in August 1944, Konigsberg, especially its center, hadsufferedheavy damage from British bombing attacks. Today,the historic site has lost its significance, and the city has lost its symbol.

THE OBJECTIVE The main composite core of the project is a reconstruction of the Castle as a symbol of the historical and archaeological museum.

Museum as priori can serve as the territory of such expression: history, captured and preserved in their collections, enters into a dialogue with the present - with the audience. Particularly intense this dialogue becomes in museums located in the immediate vicinity of the historic sites or directly on thehistorical territories.

It is suggested the Museum of Archaeologybe located directly in the area of the existing archaeological excavations: it is planned for the wine cellar to be located in the basement of the west wing, and exhibition spaces be arrangedin the Convent House. A net of new columns and frames will be placed on the reinforced basement constructions to create a “shell” –a translucent structurethat protects both reconstructed and historical sites from moisture and external influences.

It is suggested that examinedand analysed fragments, as well as preserved and awaiting its turn in further scientific examination parts will be placed under this “shell”.

Visualisations

Plan

Visualisations

05 POST-CASTLE

Visualisations

Exploded diagram

06 BACHELOR THESIS

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL CENTER IN THE WATERS OF THE UPPER ISYETSKY POND IN YEKATERINBURG * individual project Exterior visualisation

Section 1

Groundfloor plan

Interior visualisation

Section 2

Second floor plan

Interior visualisation

THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION Any project can be presented in detail upon request

Iaroslava Nesterenko nestyaroslava@gmail.com +7 921 765 47 60