PORTFOLIO IOANNA FRAGKAKI | architect
IOANNA FRAGKAKI nationality date of birth place of birth telephone e-mail
Greek 17 July 1986 Athens | Greece 0030 6945035865 ioanna.fragkaki@gmail.com
09.2014 - 02.2017 | Chania (GR)
Adaptive reuse projects: - Conversion of four buildings into a hotel complex in the old city of Chania (1st phase: 1600s, 2nd phase: 1800s, 3rd phase: 1920s ) - 950 m2 - Conversion of the French Consulate of Chania into a hotel complex (1880s ) - 1300 m2 - Conversion of a leather warehouse into a house (1st phase: 1880s, 2nd phase: 1930s ) - 500 m2 - Modification and extension of a residence ( 1850s ) - 200 m2 - Modification and extension of a residence ( 1900s ) - 150 m2 New Building Design: - Complex of 3 residential units - 930 m2 - Residence - 400 m2 - Residence - 360 m2
Diploma of Architecture and Engineering Technical University of Crete, Faculty of Architecture, Greece
Apolytirion (High School Diploma) Lyceum of Rafina 2001-2004 | 19/20 First class honors
// PROFESSIONAL QUALIFICATIONS | digital media
2D – 3D graphic design and modeling AutoCAD 2D | 3D Rhinoceros SketchUp V-Ray Archicad Maya
Physical modeling
- Educational Pla(y)ces | Research on educational environments in order to create multimodal experiences and enhance the learning ability of the children
Projects: -ABN AMRO Headquarters | Amsterdam, Netherlands -Belaya Dacha residential complexes | Moscow, Russia -Vlashika master plan | Moscow, Russia
2 year degree in Architecture 2011-2013 | GPA 8/10
Modeling
> Technical University of Crete | Architect/Researcher 09.2014 - 09.2015 | Chania (GR) TIE Lab
> de Architecten CIE | Trainee Architect
Master of Science in Architecture, Urbanism and Building Sciences Delft University of Technology, Faculty of Architecture, The Netherlands
5 year degree in Architecture 2004-2011 | GPA 8.4/10
// PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE > A&G Varoudakis Architects | Architect
// EDUCATION
12.2013 - 08.2014 | Amsterdam (NL)
Graphic image processing Adobe Illustrator Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign
Moving image editing Adobe Premier Adobe After Effects
// LANGUAGES English German Italian Greek
[
]
2011 IELTS test, score: 7.5 | 2003 Certificate of Proficiency University of Michigan 2008 Goethe Zertifikat B1, Goethe Institut native language
]
// QUALIFICATION
// PUBLICATIONS | EXHIBITIONS 2014
"Landscape as architecture : Identity and conservation of Crapolla cultural site" Nardini Editore, edited by Valentina Russo, December 2014
2013
Sorrento (IT): Participation in the exhibition entitled “Crapolla_Lab: Conservation | Architecture | Landscape” organized by the Municipality of Sorrento and the University of Naples.
Distinguish as shortlisted in the international competition Cognizance 2009, held in India entitled “Design of a Research Station for a Crew of Four Scientists”.
2012
Bergeijk (NL): Participation in the exhibition entitled “Het nieuwe seizoen van de Ploeg” in De Ploeg, Bergeijk.
2008 Performance Scholarship by the Technical University of Crete (TUC) for the academic year 2006-7.
2010
Athens (GR): Participation in the exhibition entitled "Hidden Athens" in the Taf Art Foundation(TAF).
2009
Heraklion (GR): Participation in the exhibition entitled "Social Housing in Crete", under the auspices of the Municipality of Heraklion.
Registered Architect Engineer Bureau Architects Register of the Netherlands, License 1.131115.020
Amsterdam (NL)
// SCHOLARSHIPS | AWARDS 2009
// PARTICIPATION IN CONFERENCES | WORKSHOPS 2013
Crapolla_Lab: Conservation | Architecture | Landscape
Napoli | Crapolla (IT) International Restoration Workshop about the preservation of the cultural landscape of the Crapolla site in the UNESCO Heritage site, Amalfi coast near Naples. Organized by Delft University of Technology, University of Naples, University of Antwerp, Izmir University of Technology, Universidad Politecnica De Valencia. 2012
Urbanism Week 2012 | Second Hand Citiesς
Delft (NL) Seminar | Symposium | Workshop organized by TU Delft: Polis/ Platform for Urbanism
2009 Chania (GR): Journal of Architectural Engineering of Technical University of Crete(issue 2). 2009
Chania (GR): Selection and publishment of projects in an exhibition at the Centre of Mediterranean Architecture (CMA).
// VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE & CAUSES 2012
TU Delft (NL): Volunteer partner for the organization of the Urbanism Week / Platform for Urbanism // Polis
2008 Ecology + Environment + Architecture Athens (GR) International Architectural Conference organized by American Institute of Architects (AIA)
2009 Chania (GR): Volunteer partner for the organization of the architectural conference “File to factory: The design and fabrication of innovative forms in a Continuum” at the Centre of Mediterranean Architecture (CMA).
2006 Light and Architecture II Chania (GR) Participation in the European seminar organized by the Centre for Mediterranean Architecture
2005 Chania (GR): Volunteer partner for the organization of the architectural conference “12th Meeting of Heads of European Schools of Architecture” at the Centre of Mediterranean Architecture (CMA).
2005
Urban intervention in the Byzantine walls of the Old Town at Chania Chania (GR) Workshop Coordinator: Nikos Ktenas organized by Technical University of Crete
2004
Athens (GR): Volunteer in the Athens 2004 Olympic Games. Responsible for providing assistance to the athletes and their escorts, including provision of transportation, accommodation and meals during their stay.
krap morf evitcepsrep - kcolb alliv nabru
contents professional work
>Conversion of the French Consulate into a Hotel
RE-USE
> Private residence in Chania > Conversion of 4 buildings into a Hotel
RE-USE
> Modification and extension of a residence
RE-USE
> Belaya Dacha Park | Residential complex > Vlasikha low dencity | Urban plan
studies + research
> Conversion of a clothing mill into a chapel > Sculpting the void | The House of wine > The Shelter
RE-USE
Conversion of the French Consulate into a Hotel Re-use 1880s 1300 m2 Site: Chania | Greece Date: 2015 Type: Commision Design: A&G Varoudakis Architects Assistant Architects: Ioanna Fragkaki Stefi Filippopoulou Xenia Papatriantafyllou Status: Under Construction
The property currently consists of two buildings, the main and a smaller one. The central building was built in the style of Villa, with strong western influences.The restoration mainly concerns the outer shell, adding architectural elements which have been removed or destroyed through time.
The wooden roof and wooden floors will be replaced with new. The building stands on three levels to house a first class boutique hotel. Not only the interiors will be handmade, but so will the outside spaces, in order to retain a consistent unique identity.
current situation
> existing
> proposal
Private residence in Chania
400 m2 Site: Chania | Greece Date: 2015 Type: Commision Design: A&G Varoudakis Architects Assistant Architects: Ioanna Fragkaki Stefi Filippopoulou Status: Under Construction
The project is located in the suburbs of Chania, Crete. The residential building is conceived as a bracket which isolates the north, east and south facades from the surrounding area and orients the building towards the main element; the sea, on the west. The core of the residence consists of the main living spaces, the master bedroom and the northern wing which hosts the guestrooms.
west elevation
east elevation
first floor
Modification and extension of a residence Re-use 1850s
200 m2 Site: Chania | Greece Date: 2016 Type: Commision Design: A&G Varoudakis Architects Assistant Architect: Ioanna Fragkaki Status: Under Development
The project is located in a small village in Crete. The existing house is modified and a new extension is added. The two buildings are oriented towards the main courtyard which is the main element, the core of the residential complex. The existing building is organised in two levels, the ground floor and a mezzanine. The new building is developed in two floors, hosting the bedrooms.
Α.Βα Γ.Βα αρχι χανι
συνερ
Ι. Φρ
Κ Ανδρουλά στον Ά Απ
A
A'
σ
ground floor
Α.Βα Γ.Βα αρχι χανι
συνερ
Ι. Φρ
Κ Ανδρουλάκ στον Ά Απο
section A-A'
σ
Conversion of 4 buildings into a Hotel Re-use
These Venetian houses are situated in the historic urban center of Chania. Components of several historical phases must be accredited for their transformation into a modern high standard accommodation.The design of this special space intends to highlight important elements of different phases of the past but also to achieve its coupling with modern materials and construction techniques to create a single timeless architectural ensemble, which will ensure the stately presence of the building in the future.
1
3
2
4
,2 3
4
1st phase: 1600s 2nd phase: 1800s 3rd phase: 1920s
1
950 m2 Site: Chania | Greece Date: 2016
1
Type: Commision Design:
Σ
1
A&G Varoudakis Architects G. Verykakis Assistant Architect: Ioanna Fragkaki Status: Under Construction
current situation
Άπο Καλλιν
section Γ-Γ'
Γ'
Γ
proposal ground floor
Belaya Dacha Park Residential complex
Site: Belaya Dacha Moscow | Russia Date: 2014 Type: Commision Design: de Architecten Cie. Status: Under Construction
Masterplan Belaya Dacha Park is organized as a block configuration. The blocks are subdivided into a plinth with urban villas. These urban villas are positioned to allow uninterrupted views and maximum insolation of the courtyard and the apartments. Additionally, this block maximizes the number of corner apartments, offering a high quality residential space.
standard block
urban villas, terraces and collective green
view
corner apartments
entrances
insolation
block 4E
private courtyard
public space
block 4J
private courtyard
public space
block 4M
private courtyard
Vlasikha low dencity
Axis
Urban plan Green corridor
Site: Vlasikha Moscow | Russia Date: 2014 Type: Commision
Facades
Design: de Architecten Cie. Status: Under development
Pedestrian areas
The project dealt with the design of a new satellite city on the outskirts of Moscow. Next to commercial space, services and amenities, the mixeduse development will comprise approximately half a million square meters of residential space for over 20,000 inhabitants. The urban plan proposes a structure which ensures balance between order and spontaneity, cohesion and variation. The city blocks are organized on a grid that determines the structures of the streets, blocks and public spaces. All major streets are organized to frame views of the surrounding landscape features or the central
park. The building volume and density gradually reduces as you move away from the center of the plan towards the periphery. Various ‘soft functions’ and facilities are incorporated into the blocks which ensures and enhances their urban character. Within the courtyard blocks there are communal, semi-public spaces (green rooms) with playgrounds for children. Commercial/office space is mixed with the housing blocks along the pedestrian streets. South of the southern access road, there are mixed use buildings with some housing, education, services, medical center, engineering, and more.
Conversion of a clothing mill into a chapel Re-use 1950s _ Designed by G. Rietveld
Site: de Ploeg Bergeijk | The Netherlands Date: 2011-2012 Ioanna Fragkaki TU Delft | MSc1 Heritage & Architecture(RMIT) Mentors: Alexander de Ridder Frank Koopman
The cloth mill "De Ploeg" designed by Gerrit Rietveld in 1956, introduced the idea of "community". The religious centre "De Ploeg" reintroduces the idea of "community". It brings all people together no matter of their religious views. The existing envelope becomes a shell shelter for everyone. The concept of the project is the creation of a processional route which runs through the building, changes the views of the visitor and reveals to the public the procedure of praying.
>THE ENTRANCE The beginning of the journey
>THE MAIN CORRIDOR The light | atrium is revealed
>THE COURTYARD Light comes from above. Visual connection with the chapel
diagrams public
private private public semi-public private
> public|private zone
> program
> cores of the building > entrances.
> vistas
public entrance reception | offices water courtyard chapel canteen library consultation room group room guesthouses living | dining area
mass | void the 4 faces | facades The alteration of all 4 facades is on different scales of intervention. The closed volume of the existing building is penetrated and some voids are created; voids that participate to the "life" of the building. The limit of the inside | outside is redefined.
> south facade: scale of intervention___+++
south facade
(the most exposed to the public facade) > east facade: scale of intervention___++ (the most solid facade) > north facade: scale of intervention___+ (the most transparent facade) > west facade: scale of intervention___(the most unique facade)
N
east facade
N
> existing > proposal N
> proposal
north facade
west facade
The chapel
The light works as one of the most important element, creating a very special atmosphere for the religious areas. reflecting water
chapel
atrium | courtyard
corridor
reflecting water
section 1-1
The library winter summer
light
saw - tooth roof free - standing construction daylight glazing on the north facing slopes
section 2-2
open space
library
corridor
reflecting water
Floor Plan
guesthouses
group room
consultation room
library
atrium | courtyard
canteen
entrance
section 4-4
The private part of the building is consisting of guesthouses, common areas and a private chapel. Each guesthouse has a private courtyard.
section 3-3
corridor living area
private courtyard
private chapel
dining area
Sculpting the void
the void | space
All the spaces are voids into the earth. The mass gives its place to void, in order to create space again. winery | public courtyard
entrance
The House of wine
terrace
cellars
wine tasting rooms
fissure for visual connection Site: Oia | Santorini | Greece Date: 2012-2013 Ioanna Fragkaki TU Delft | Graduation thesis Mentors: Robert Nottrot Jan van de Voort Bernard Olsthoorn
under
in
over
Knitting of different functions, atmospheres and spaces. The mass and the void become the medium to express this knitting, sometimes by adding material and sometimes by extracting material.
My graduation project concerned the design of "The house of wine" in Santorini. The project consists in designing a winery on the same location where old quarries once were placed on the outskirts of the village Oia, situated north of the Greek volcanic island Santorini.
difference which strongly demarks a boundary between the town and the remaining surroundings. This separation has a strong impact on the local landscape and for this reason I wanted to explore the ways a boundary can be transformed from a separating element to a connecting one; explore the boundary The quarries, a cultural landscape, are as an architectural concept. The attention is positioned right next to the town Oia and focused on ways that a landscape of great therefore they create a substantial height- importance can be treated and even preserved.
the boundary | Punctal interventions within the "boundary"
Public Courtyard
Winery
Public courtyard
The public courtyard becomes a unifying element, connecting the outdoor with the indoor area, accommodating public functions
and uses. The idea of “community� revives again, and the building becomes the medium for this to be achieved.
Wine tasting room
walls that live and breathe
The dominant landscape (rocks) and the difference in height, disconnects the lake from the upper part of the city.
The Shelter
A reconnection is attempted through an urban fissure which instead of separating brings together two different elements. The reconnection is achieved through a processional route that ends to a shelter under the level of the lake. The urban fissure frames the lake, the connected port and the city and the visitor can experience the different views through the stairs that lead to the shelter.
Site: Aghios Nikolaos Lake Crete| Greece Date: 2012 Ioanna Fragkaki TU Delft | MSc2 The Abri Mentor: Bernard Olsthoorn
The lake of Agios Nikolaos has distinctive vertical walls, reminiscent of a volcanic crater, which is why some people believe that it was created by a sunken volcano. The idea of a bottomless lake creates the feeling of fear and awe to the visitor. the visitor wants to be
not too close to the lake not too far away from the lake
"When we, from a safe distance, experience objects of nature expressing a force that it would be futile trying to resist, we regard them as fearful even though we are not actually afraid of those objects." Immanuel Kant
the experience of the wall
the shelter is protected from a big thick wall the wall is 3 dimensional, as the visitor can experience the space even while being within the wall the view is framed differently
+16.00
+6.00 +16.00
-3.00
entrance to the "fissure"
At the beginning of the stairs the view is completely free and unblocked. The whole city appears, but as the visitor reaches the level of the lake, the view is blocked and the landscape is lost from sight. The re-appearance of the lake occurs inside the shelter, under the surface of the lake. The re - discovery of the lake takes place from a safe distance, not too far, not too close.
skylights exit shelter
selected works | Ioanna Fragkaki