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PORTFOLIO JAN MÜLLER

JAN MÜLLER Dipl.-Ing. Architect born 29/01/1986 in Hildesheim, Germany nationality: German CONTACT Manuel M. Flores 77 Col. Obrera // Del. Cuauhtémoc CP 06800 // Ciudad de México mobile: (+52) (044) 55 31 04 89 88 home: (+52) 55 66 45 37 86 mail: janm86@gmail.com web: www.territoriox.net

EDUCATION 07/2013

Diplom degree graduation in Architecture with first-degree-honours, Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany

10/2010 - 07/2013

Architecture studies Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany

08/2009 - 06/2010

Architecture studies, Taller TECA, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

10/2006 - 07/2009

Architecture studies Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany

06/2005

Abitur (General qualification for university entrance) Gymnasium Alfeld, Germany PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

11/2015

Founder of territorioX Projects: •

since 05/2015

MiCheGrill: Restaurant & Bar, 250 m², Mexico City, Construction 2016

Project leader (since 05/2017 project coordinator) at ESRAWE Studio, Mexico City Projects: • • • •

• • • •

08/2013 - 03/2015

Tori Tori Lomas: Japanese restaurant, area 250 m² (Project leader, detailed planning and construction supervision) Creel Law Firm: Office interior of 6000 m², Mexico City and Monterrey, cooperation with Gensler (Project leader, concept design until construction supervision) Tori Tori Anatole France/Cibeles: Japanese restaurant, interior refurbishing (Execution planning) Aliat Universities: Integral concept of new community spaces on ETAC Coacalco campus, State of Mexico; new gathering spaces throughout the campus, interior design of the cafeteria, library and administrative areas (Project leader and team coordination Esrawe - Cadena - Ariel Rojo - Emiliano Godoy, conceptual design until executive planning) Tori Tori Altavista: Japanese restaurant, area 460 m², Mexico City (Project leader, detailed planning and construction supervision) Gelatoscopio: Multi-sensorial ice cream parlor (Conceptual design) Pizza Hut: New interior concept for the Latin American branches (Conceptual design) A Headquarters: Corporate office interior, area 900 m², Mexico City (detailed planning and construction supervision)

Architect at AT103 (Julio Amezcua and Francisco Pardo), Mexico City

Projects: • • • • • •

09/2012 - 07/2013 03 - 07/2012

Milán 44: Refurbishing of a warehouse into a mixed-use building (market, restaurants, yoga studio), area 1300 m², Mexico City (Project leader, conceptual design until executive planning and construction supervision) Blanco Yoga: Yoga studio being part of Milan 44 development, Mexico City (Project leader of interior design concept) Villas del Faro: Residential complex, Puerto Escondido (Project leader of conceptual design) Maribus Icacos: Quay and lookout point for the Maribus ferry network, Acapulco (Project leader of urban strategy and conceptual design) Centro Cultural San Pablo: Competition, 2nd place, cultural center of UABJ Oaxaca University (Project leader) Metro Allende: Feasibility studies for the public transport system and conceptual design of a mixed-use building complex of 4500 m²

Student assistant at Public Relations Office, Architecture department, Technische Universität Braunschweig, Germany Intern at Iñaki Echeverria [urbanismo.paisaje.arquitectura], Mexico City

12/2010 - 03/2012

Student assistant at Public Relations Office, Architecture department, Technische Universität Braunschweig

07/2010 - 09/2010

Intern at FRENTEarquitectura, Mexico City

11/2007 - 07/2009

Student research assistant at IMD - Institute of Media and Design, Technische Universität Braunschweig, Prof. Matthias Karch | collaboration in the Digital Modelling Lab (CAD/CAM technologies) and photographic laboratory and lecturing specific themes

06 - 07/2006

Set decorator for “Vue troublée”, short movie, 16mm, director: Andrée Tavares; Geneva, Switzerland WORKSHOPS

05/2011

Extension of Drawing - urban interventions, workshop with artist Ulrich Vogl; Berlin, Germany

11/2010

Spatial Justice - mapping cases of spatial injustice, cooperation of TU Braunschweig and University of Manchester; Essen, Germany

04/2010

Programation with VVVV / real-time images and interactive platforms, workshop with choreographer Esthel Vogrig; Mexico City

05/2009

Participation at the international symposium “A Utopia of Modernity: Zlín”; Zlín and Prague, Czech Republic EXHIBTIONS, PUBLICATIONS, LECTURES

10/2017

Interview for the series “Lehrjahre bei.../Working at...”, AIT 10.2017 magazine, publisher: Verlagsanstalt Alexander Koch GmbH, Germany

06/2015

“Findbuch - Architekturdiplom 1945 - 2015”, group exhibition; Architekturpavillon, Braunschweig, Germany

06/2012

Contribution to the publication “Radical Standard. For the implementation of Spatial Justice in urban planning and design”, Institute for Urbanism, Prof. Dr. Johannes Fiedler, Technische Universität Braunschweig

2009 - 2011

Projects in the annual books “Jahrbuch Architektur TU Braunschweig”

05/2010

“Preludio - Arte Digital Generativo”, group exhibition; Biblioteca Luis Unikel, UNAM, Mexico City

10/2009

“Metodología de diseño asistido por ordenador y modelación digital”, lecture at ASINEA83 conference; UNAM, Mexico City

06/2009

Urban intervention “Friedrich-Wilhelm-Viertel”, group exhibtion; Braunschweig, Germany

07/2008

“Young Talents #3, TU Braunschweig - Mediaturen”, group exhibition; Architektur Galerie Berlin, Germany AWARDS

10/2012

CloudClub Award 2012, category: “Theory”

03/2012

Honorable Mention. Aircraft Museum, Damme, Germany VOLUNTEERING AND COMMISSION’S WORK

11/2009 - 05/2010

2009

Voluntary at the institution Un Techo Para Mi País A.C. / department Habilitación Social | concept and workshops for the project “Community park out of recycled materials”; Hornos de Sta. Bárbara, Ixtapaluca, Mexico Student member of the appointment committee for the professorship “Structural Design”, TU Braunschweig

10/2008 - 07/2009

Student’s representative at the Architecture department study committee, TU Braunschweig

10/2008 - 07/2009

Member of the student council at the Architecture department, TU Braunschweig SKILLS

software + hardware techniques

lasercut, 3d print, photography, etching

languages

German (native language), Spanish (fluent), English (fluent), French (fluent, DELF certificate), Italian (intermediate), Russian (beginner)

interests

Autodesk AutoCad, Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Rhinoceros, SketchUp, Processing, VVVV; Epilog 2D LaserCut, Dimension 3D Printer

independent movies, making music, international gastronomy, discovering habits, details and different perceptions while travelling

CONTENT

ACADEMIC WORK 10

OVERBRUGGEN VAN DE KANAAL A successive strategy for a run down industrial area in Anderlecht, Brussels

CENTRO DE CULTURA CHINAMPERA A cultural and educational complex based on the chinampa system in Xochimilco, Mexico City

COME CLOSER! A spatial reply to the need of suitable accommodations for migrants and socially deprived people in Dakar, Senegal, with the target of subsistence through urban proximity

AIRCRAFT MUSEUM DAMME Proposal for an aircraft museum as an extension to the existing aerodrome in Damme, Germany

BOUNDARIES // NO MAN'S LAND A series of generative and interactive graphics based on algorithmic language PROFESSIONAL WORK

SAN PABLO CULTURAL CENTER Competition entry for a cultural center of the Benito Juárez Autonomous University of Oaxaca (2nd place) (AT103)

MILAN 44 Refurbishing and converting an abandoned automotive parts storage into a mixed use building with indoor market, restaurants and yoga studio in Mexico City (AT103)

METRO STATION ALLENDE New building complex (retail, housing and library) and reorganization of accesses and interiors of the metro station Allende in Mexico City (AT103)

MARIBUS ICACOS A sea bus station for the "Maribús" transport system with viewing platform in the bay of Acapulco (AT103)

ACADEMIC WORK

OVERBRUGGEN VAN DE KANAAL

Location Year Category

Anderlecht, Brussels, Belgium 2013 Final Project Technische UniversitĂ¤t Braunschweig institute for Urbanism and Design Methods, Prof. Uwe Brederlau

BRUSSelS political and economical significance is leading to a population growth in the next years, whose main development area is the BrusselsCharleroi Canal which is cutting a industrial swath through the Belgian capital. However the planned cost-intensive large-scale projects in that context will not cause an improvement of quality of urban life for inhabitants who are less privileged. THe PROJeCT SiTe is located adjacent to the Brussels-Charleroi Canal in an industrial area of the district Anderlecht which is marked by many brownfield sites and vacant industrial buildings. in spite of its central location in Anderlecht residents of neighboring quarters rarely step inside the project site. The lack of public, cultural or community facilities in the adjacent neighborhoods requires new lively gathering spaces, which could create a new identity for the canal zone and Anderlecht. For achieving this, a successive strategy in the development process plays the key role. iN A FiRST PHASe temporary concepts for a facade conversion of the existing industrial buildings should be applied through a participative approach. This should arouse interest amongst residents in the surrounding area and effect more dynamism in the project site. iN A SeCOND PHASe it is appropriate to provide new public usages in significant vacancies, which serve as attractors for the surrounding neighborhoods and therefore lead to a revitalization of the whole area. BASeD ON THe PReviOUS PHASe and the connecting axis of the three reactivated existing building groups as well as the consideration of existing spatial borders follows a new structuring of the area. The southern area should offer a heterogeneous building structure with a versatile range of functions in the ground floor (retail, services, gastronomy, offices as well as flexible spaces for temporary use) and housing units for different target groups in the upper floors. At the waterfront on the opposite side of the canal studios and workshop spaces are designed, divided into small sections, similar to the existing building structure of the context.

A SUCCeSSive STRATeGy FOR A RUN DOwN iNDUSTRiAl AReA iN ANDeRleCHT, BRUSSelS

Schlachthaus Abattoirs d‘Anderlecht St.-Guidon/Historisches Zentrum Constant Vanden Stock Stadion. RSC Anderlecht

Bruxelles Brussel

Jette Ganshoren 1

3 5 Anderlecht

Forest Vorst

Staatsarchiv Brüssel

Erasmushogeschool Brussel

Marokkanischer Markt

Bahnhof Bruxelles Midi/Zuid

Evere Schaerbeek Schaarbeek

1 Woluwe-Saint-Lambert Sint-Lambrechts-Woluwe

Woluwe-Saint-Pierre Sint-Pieters-Woluwe

Rathaus Anderlecht

Erasmus Museum

Etterbeek Ixelles Elsene

3 2

Auderghem Oudergem

5 4

Watermael-Boitsfort Watermaal-Bosvoorde Uccle Ukkel

1 Berchem-Sainte-Agathe / Sint-Agatha-Berchem 2 Koekelberg 3 Molenbeek-Saint-Jean / Sint-Jans-Molenbeek 4 Saint-Josse-ten-Noode / Sint-Joost-ten-Node 5 Saint-Gilles / Sint-Gillis

REGION BRÜSSEL-HAUPTSTADT

BRÜSSEL

Région de Bruxelles-Capitale (RBC) 1.164.264 Einwohner | 7.214 Einwohner/qkm | Ausländeranteil 28,1%

168.230 Einwohner | 5.159 Einwohner/qkm Hauptstadt Belgiens, Verwaltungssitz Flanderns, Hauptsitz der EU und NATO

MASTERPLAN-AREAL BRÜSSEL KANALZONE

PLAN DE DÉVELOPPEMENT INTERNATIONAL DE BRUXELLES

Langfristiges Planungsgebiet der Region Brüssel-Haupstadt

Strategisch wichtige Gebiete für zukünftige Stadtentwicklung laut PDI 1 Plateau du Heysel (> Großes Kongresszentrum, Veranstaltungshalle, Shopping Mall) 2 Gare de l‘Ouest 3 Tour & Taxis 4 Quartier du Gare du Midi 5 Quartiert du Mont des Arts 6 Cité administrative/Botanique 7 Quartier Européenne (> Europahaus-Ideenzentrum für EU und BRC) 8 Josaphat 9 Schaerbeek-Formation (> Stadion für Großveranstaltungen) 10 Delta

KANAL ALS RÄUMLICHE TRENNUNG

UNGENUTZTE UFERZONE

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INDUSTRIELLER LEERSTAND

UNBEFRIEDIGENDE ZUGÄNGE

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ATTRAKTOREN SCHAFFEN DURCH UMNUTZUNG UND REAKTIVIERUNG VON BESTAND UND LEERSTAND

VERBINDUNGEN - DURCHBRÜCHE - BEZÜGE

SHARED SPACE UND ANLIEFERUNGSSTRAßE

ERWEITERUNG DER GRÜNEN UFERZONE ALS ÖFFENTLICHER FREIRAUM

GRÜNDÄCHER ALS PRIVATE UND SEMI-ÖFFENTLICHE FREIRÄUME

63° - Höchster Sonnenstand im Juni

12 m

16° - Tiefster Sonnenstand im Dezember

OVERBRUGGEN Eine sukzessive S

36 m

23 m

13 m

STRATEGIEN Diplom Sommers Jan Müller

d AUSRICHTUNG AM SONNENSTAND UND ANPASSUNG DER GEBÄUDEHÖHEN

Technische Univer Institut für Städte Prof. Uwe Breder

> a Brussels urban development | b Deficiency and problems of current situation | c Urban strategies in the design process d Adapting buildings heights of housing units according to sunlight conditions and generating green rooftops

PHASE 1 UMNUTZUNG DER INDUSTRIEHALLENFASSADEN Bahntrassenmauer

Behinderten-Produktionsstätte „Travail & Vie“

Möbel- und Design-Industriegewerbe „Plastoria“

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PHASE 2 REAKTIVIERUNG VON LEERSTEHENDEM BESTAND

Ehemaliges Fabrikgeb채ude

Lagerhalle

7 Silos

OVERBRUGGEN Eine sukzessive

PHASEN 1 + 2 Diplom Sommer Jan M체ller Technische Univer Institut f체r St채 Prof. Uwe Breder

> e Initial development of phases 1+2, creating attractors for the Anderlecht neighborhood out of the existing building structure 15

VERSAMMLUNGEN QUARTIERSTREFF KONZERTE WAHLKAMPFVERANSTALTUNGEN

FLOHMARKT WOCHENMARKT

LAGERHALLE

ATELIERS WERKSTÄTTEN VEREINE WORKSHOPRÄUME

PUBLIC ART CLUB KONZERTSAAL

KULTURFABRIK

OPEN-AIR KINO

HALLENDÄCHER MIT PHOTOVOLTAIK

STREETART-FLÄCHE ENTLANG DER BAHNTRASSE HYDROPONIK-FARMING

GUERILLA INTERVENTIONEN: MOOS-GRAPHITI

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FAHRBARE AUSSICHTSPLATTFORM

BÜHNE MIT BACKSTAGE-BEREICH

KANAL-VIEWPOINT

THEATER IM SILO

DOPPELHELIX

AUSSENPOOL

BOTANISCHES SILO

SAUNA

INNENBECKEN

BLACKBOX

BADE-SILO

BEREICH FÜR AUSSTELLUNGEN UND PERFORMANCES

KLETTER-SEILE

AUSBLICK-NISCHEN

AUSSTELLUNGSPAVILLON

CAFÉ

ERLEBNIS-SILO

BAR & KÜCHE

OVERBRUGGEN VAN DE KANAAL Eine sukzessive Strategie für Anderlecht.

KANAL-CAFÉBAR

PHASE 2 Diplom Sommersemester 2013

> f Phase 1: Implementation of new usages to industrial facades| g Reactivation of abandoned existing buildings 17

BESTAND

High-Tech-Industrie Green Industries

INDUSTRIE

WERKSTÄTTEN + ATELIERS “Travail & Vie”: Behinderten-Produktionsstätte und Schulungszentrum

Handwerksbetriebe Künstlerateliers Laboratorien Jugendeinrichtungen Metal-/ Holz-Werkstätten

“Plastoria”: Produktion von Design-Utensilien und Möbeln

BHKW

“Hospithera”: Pharma-Distributor

WOHNEN Hotel: Low Budget Hostel Suites in höheren Geschossen

Arztpraxen Restaurants Cafés Spezialgeschäfte

Heterogene Wohnkonzepte: Soziales Wohnen Seniorengerechtes Wohnen Wohngemeinschaften Einpersonenhaushalte Appartments

DIENSTLEISTUNGEN + EINZELHANDEL

Kneipen Künstlerbedarf Cafés

Lebensmittelläden Differenzierte Geschäftsstruktur Cafés Bars Restaurants Familienbetriebe Museum

ÖFFENTLICHE EINRICHTUNGEN Bibliothek

Variierende Bürostrukturen Temporäre Büroflächen Tagungsräume Konferenzzentrum

Bildungszentrum

FLEXIBLE ZONEN

BÜROS

Vereinsbüros Bürogemeinschaften Co-Working-Spaces

Kitas Quartiersmanagement

Partizipative Räume: Mietfreie Räume für kollektive Nachbarschaftskonzepte Gemeinschaftsräume (u. a. Fahrradparkhaus, Quartierstreff, Jugenzentrum)

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> h Diagram of functions | i Figure-ground diagram, center of Anderlecht to Brussels-South Railway Station| j Phase 3 - Masterplan 19

OVERBRUGGEN VAN DE KANAAL PORTFOLIO · JAN MÜLLER

> k Waterfront studios and handcraft workshops | l Urban farming and green axis m Section waterfront studios - Brussels-Charleroi Canal - culture silos - mixed-use housing units

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CENTRO DE CULTURA CHINAMPERA

Location Year Category

xochimilco, mexico city, mexico 2012 Academic project technische universitĂ¤t Braunschweig institut for Structural design Prof. Harald Kloft

in the South of mexico city, and part of a steadily growing metropolis of more than 20 million people, still remains a relict since pre-hispanic times: the "floating" gardens called CHINAMPAS. These artificially constructed islands in the shallow lake beds of the district xochimilco originally served for agricultural production during pre-colonial times and were spread out over a large area in the Valley of Mexico. The filling up of many channels after the conquest of mexico by the Spaniards and the immense urban growth especially in the second half of the 20th century finally led to a steadily shrinking of the chinampa territory so that today its continued existence is threatened despite the status of a UNESCO world cultural heritage site. however still today many chinampas are used as cultivation land for vegetables, flowers and different plants and secure the livelihoods of some inhabitants of the poorer city district of Xochimilco. in addition, the network of channels in xochimilco is a popular destination for tourists and residents of Mexico City. the ArchitecturAl project of the chinampa cultural center emphasizes the cultural value of the chinampa system and promotes the traditional cultivation methods, and thus strengthens a common identity for Xochimilco. A museum, which informs about the history and the unique agricultural system of the chinampas, a seminar and cultivation area, a boatbuilding workshop for "trajineras" - the dominating transport system in the channels of xochimilco â&#x20AC;&#x201C; and a market square, where products cultivated on chinampas are sold, form the central functions of the project which should create a socially and ecologically sustainable exchange between chinampa farmers, tourists and residents of Xochimilco.

A culturAl And educAtionAl complex BASed on the chinAmpA SyStem in xochimilco, mexico city

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b 1

> MEXIKO-STADT (DISTRITO FEDERAL) 8.851.000 EINWOHNER 1485 km² 5.862 EINWOHNER/km²

> XOCHIMILCO

10 km

> SEENSYSTEM VALLE DE MÉXICO 1521

> GROßFLÄCHIGE GEWÄSSER VALLE DE MÉXICO 2013

(VOR DER SPANISCHEN CONQUISTA)

CHINAMPAS

SEENGEBIET

SEEN

404.500 EINWOHNER 122 km²

3.315 EINWOHNER/km²

PREHISPANISCHE STÄDTE/SIEDLUNGEN

> ZUWEGUNGEN a b c d e

Stadtautobahn Periférico | Sportareale Bootsanleger Cuemanco Landwirtschaftliche Anbaugebiete der Chinampas Touristische Ausflüge in Naturschutzgebiete (Rückweg) Touristischer Bootsanleger Fernando Celada am „Eingang“ des Stadtzentrums Xochimilcos f Diverser lokaler Bootsverkehr der Bewohner

d c

> a Xochimilco neighborhood: expanding building areas - remaining canals and chinampas b Development of Mexico City: Disappearance of lakes and chinampas in the course of time | c Access routes to the site

01 02 03 04

CHINAMPA CULTIVATION MARKET SQUARE EXISTING SOCCER FIELD OLYMPIC-CANOEING TRAIL

04 02

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1 CHINAMPA MUSEUM EXHIBITION SPACES BLACK BOX AUDITORIUM ADMINISTRATION TICKET OFFICE WC 2 MARKET SQUARE KIOSK OPEN AIR STAND 3 SEMINAR AREA AND CULTIVATABLE LAND LECTURE ROOM SEMINAR ROOMS SCION‘S ARCHIVES EQUIPMENT STORAGE CHINAMPA FARMERS MEETINT ROOM

1 CHINAMPA MUSEUM LIBRARY TEMPORARY EXHIBITION SPACE CHINAMPA MODEL AUDITORIUM OFFICES MUSEUM PIER WC

2 MARKET SQUARE MAIN PIER AND TRAJINERA PARKING KIOSK/BISTRO COMMUNITY KITCHEN WESTERN PIER WC 3 SEMINAR AREA AND CULTIVATABLE LAND LECTURE ROOM CHINAMPA CULTIVATION AREA 4 TRAJINERA-MANUFACTURING WORKSHOP TRAJINERA WORKSHOP ARTISAN‘S ROOM STORAGE 5 PARKING FOR BICYCLE TAXIS 6 STAND AND SPORT AREA

6 1

2 5

> d Site plan | e Upper floor plan | f Ground floor plan 29

> CHINAMPA-SCHEMA. Pfähle und Ahuejote-Weiden im Abstand von 5 Metern bilden traditionell die Grundlage für eine Chinampa

> INFORMELLES BAUEN. Die Baustruktur Xochimilcos und Mexiko-Stadts ist geprägt von informellen Wohngebäuden. Ein rigides Stahlbeton-Stützenskelett wird mit (Beton-)Ziegeln ausgefüllt und bietet die Möglichkeit der Erweiterung.

> KONSTRUKTIONSPRINZIP CHINAMPA-KULTURZENTRUM. Ein vor Ort montierbares System aus Stahlstützen und -trägern wird ergänzt durch sich abwechselnde umhüllende oder ausfüllende Wandelemente und Öffnungen.

Quadrat-Hohlprofil 250 Stützen und HEA/I PBI 240 Träger vor Ort verschraubt

Stützen auf befestigtem Grund. Plattenfundament Stützen in den Kanälen. Beschwerter Punktfundament im Wasser Stützen auf Chinampas. Schraub- und Dübelsystem im Sumpfgebiet

Metall-Pressrost

Leichtbeton-Fertigteil-Wandelemente

Schwenkbare Stahl-Lamellen

> MATERIALITÄT UND FUßPUNKTE

+ 3.15 + 2.70

+ 1.20

CENTRO DE CULTURA CHINAMPERA PORTFOLIO · JAN MÜLLER

i Ein Stahlskelett im 5 Meter Stütz-Raster bringt die verschiedenen Funktionen des Chinampa-Kulturzentrums zusammen. In einzelnen Bereichen spannen Fachwerkträger über mehrere Felder um stützenfreie Räume zu ermöglichen. Wandelemente oder Auskreuzungen erfüllen die Aussteifung des Systems.

> KONSTRUKTION

+ 4.00

> g Analogies: traditional chinampa constructions, low-cost housing, skeleton structure| h Construction schemes i Axonometry of the construction system | j Longitudinal section through chinampa museum

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COME CLOSER!

Location Year Category

dakar, senegal 2011 Academic project technische universitĂ¤t braunschweig institute for urbanism prof. Johannes fiedler

the project is a spatial reply to the need of suitable accommodations for migrants and socially deprived people in north Africa - based on the development potential of dakar. At present time we experience a stigmatization of migrants especially from Africa in european policy. but in fact just a small percentage of migrants tries to get to Europe. The main migration flows take place in north Africa itself, in search for better and safer living conditions and to secure a minimum subsistence. Dakar has been affected by a continuous influx of migrants during recent decades being one of the main migration destinations in north Africa. Because of deficient governmental assistance in infrastructural and financial issues, many poor people settle in the peripheral areas leading to an overflow on the outskirts of Dakar. Without any urban qualities and economic perspectives for the inhabitants, those areas degenerate quickly into slums, many of them principally located in the nearby flood hazard coastal areas. on the other hand a huge amount of open spaces in more centrally located areas is available and not used, like the former airport area and the rooftops in the city centre. dakar should be seen as a worthy place also for poorer people and migrants to live in better conditions and to have the chance to secure their subsistence. in two different strategies (short term and long term) migrants should influence urban transformations in dakar in a positive way through participation and reanimate open unused spaces inside the city. by adapting informal structures those spaces are converted into places where a mutual positive dependence between the original inhabitants and new residents is made possible to generate a socially and economically sustainable relation in the long term.

A spAtiAl reply to the need of suitAble AccommodAtions for migrAnts And sociAlly deprived people in dAKAr, senegAl, With the tArget of subsistence through urbAn proXimity

TUNISIA MOROCCO

ALGERIA

LIBYA Peaceful protests against the

many citizens persecuted by the regime. Many of them left

refugees from / in / idp‘s january 2011

CHAD

02 BURKINA FASO 1.145 / 531 / 0

NIGER

03 CAPE VERDE 25 / 0 / 0 04 CHAD 53.733 / 347.939 / 131.000 05 COTE D‘IVOIRE 41.758 / 26.218 / 514.515

SENEGAL

06 DJIBOUTI 566 / 15,104 / 0 08 ERITREA 222,460 / 4,809 / 0 09 ETHIOPIA 68,848 / 154,295 / 0

12 GUINEA 11.985 / 14.113 / 0

GUINEA-BISSAU

countries during the last years. Another problem is the climatic and food-security crisis in the Sahel zone, especially in Mali and Niger which makes people looking for better conditions in other regions.

14 KENYA 8.602 / 402.905 / 0

BURKINA FASO

BENIN TOGO

COTE D‘IVOIRE SIERRA LEONE

15 LIBERIA 70.129 / 24.743 / 0 16 MALI 3.663 / 13.558 / 0 17 NIGER 803 / 314 / 0 LIBERIA

18 NIGERIA 15.642 / 8.747 / 0 19 SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE 33 / 0 / 0

SUDAN

ERITREA

NIGERIA

GHANA

GUINEA

13 GUINEA-BISSAU 1.127 / 7.679 / 0

Hostilities with neighbouring country Sudan lasted several years until a normalization agreement was reached in January 2010. 285,000 Sudanese refugees still remain along the eastern border in Chad and are waiting for being repatriated in Sudan. Along the southern border refugees from the Central African Republic are situated their home country.

Many refugees arrived in Senegal basically because of political

07 EQUATORIAL GUINEA 305 / 0 / 0

11 GHANA 20.203 / 13.828 / 0

Around 40,000 refugees are situated in Egypt, mainly coming from Sudan but also from other trouble spots in West Africa and Arabic countries. Egypt also serves as a transit country for many people on their way northwards.

MALI MAURETANIA

01 BENIN 442 / 7.139 / 0

10 GAMBIA 2.242 / 8.378 / 0

EGYPT

Libya is a main transit spot for migrants leaving Africa towards Europe.

The power and impact of the biggest multinational oil corporations provoke infringements of minority rights. Resistance movements standing up for conservation are often persecuted by Nigerian government and abused by the police and military.

DJIBOUTI

EAST AFRICA Actually the world’s worst food crisis is being felt in East Africa, especially in Ethiopia, Somalia and Kenya. Food prices have increased to a high level as an

The claimed victory by both the president and the opposition candidate in the elections in October 2010 led to riots which

drives millions of people into hunger crisis. Loss of human life on a huge scale will be the consequence.

second civil war. About a million people had to escape from their homes. Approximately 100,000 of them have crossed the border to Liberia. Many civilians became victims of massacres.

20 SENEGAL 16.267 / 20.672 / 0 21 SIERRA LEONE 11.275 / 8.363 / 0 22 SOMALIA 770.154 / 1.937 / 1.463.780 23 SUDAN 387.288 / 178.308 / 1.624.100

EQUATORIAL GUINEA

24 TOGO 18.330 / 14.051 / 0

0 km

100

200

400

800

25 UGANDA 6.441 / 135.801 / 125.598

b IMBALANCE The northern part of Dakar is characterized by a social imbalance and a lack of interinhabitants. Deprived people have no other choice than occupying areas with bad conditions in the eastern outskirts.

mbeubeus slum

old airport

0 km

EXCHANGE The few existing informal settlements in the historical city centre have grown due to urban voids. An interchange (income arising

industry

CURRENT ARRANGEMENT current arrangement of migrants in transit harbour

university

tolbiac slum

main station

historic city centre

business district government district

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its inhabitants and the rich surrounding has always existed.

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DENSITY INFORMAL AREAS

INFRASTRUCTURE

Between the city centre and the prospectively closed down airport a residential district is forming an urban area with the highest density in Dakar. On the contrary the area of the international airport Léopold Sédar Senghor will become a huge central urban waste land with a size of 800 hectares.

Along the coast of Dakar many informal areas or on contaminated ground. Actually the periphery is in a constant expansion with the consequence of getting isolated from the rest of the city. A homogenous social structure has been arisen out of involuntary segregation.

A highway passing along the southern coastline connects the peninsula of Dakar with the surrounding area. Another urban freeway is running between the city centre in the South and the international airport in the North. The biggest increasing slums in the peripheral northeastern part are inadequately connected with the rest of the city.

needs

dependencies

MIGRANTS IN TRANSIT

SOCIALLY WEAK PEOPLE

CITY / GOVERNMENT

NGO‘S

NEIGHBOURHOODS

CITY CENTRE HOUSE OWNERS

PRIVATE COMPANIES

actors

dwelling food supply work

income/payment power supply water supply

> a Migration movements in Northern Africa | b Current situation of informal settlements and slums in Dakar c Distributions in Dakar | d Relations between involved actors in regard to their needs

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FILL THE GAP A noticeable characteristic of Dakar’s building structure in the inner-city area are the often unused, empty rooftops and the diversity of buildings heights due to a missing re-gulation by law. around 30 percent of the already built structure by adding vertical extensions. The aim must be the activation of the rooftop areas as long as the building structure permits it.

14m

22 m

14m

2 2 2

9m 8m

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dependency

MIGRATION

DONATING KIT

RECYCLING KIT

Through different economic , ecological, political and climatic reasons, tens of thousands people in northern Africa are forced to look for new places to live. The population of Dakar, as a comparatively well developed city in northern Africa, has tripled since 1960â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;s. Because of deficient governmental assistance in infrastructural and financial issues, and the habit of rural life, many poor people settle in the peripheral areas what leads to an overflow at the outskirts of Dakar.

NGOs provide the migrants in most need a shelter kit free of charge for a period of two years, which can be installed by themselves on free rooftops in the centre of Dakar after an agreement with the homeowners. The owner of that building pays a small

After a period up to two years the former migrants give back the kit or pass it on to new migrants. Also, if not needed anymore, the mainly organic materials like bamboo wood can get recycled. Former migrants got a social stability and autonomy, so they either move on to new places in

support. Dakar, Senegal.

NGOâ&#x20AC;&#x2DC;S

autonomy

MIGRANTS

CITY CENTRE HOUSE OWNERS dependency

f 2010

2014

2012

TAKING UP SPACES from poverty, got a NGO shelter kit, inside the city centre as new and

START EXCHANGE from the favourable centricity and a safe place for living during those

period of intervention

two years, supply themselves with

temporarily homes. They get help and advises from NGO workers and house owners, which have an interest in renting out their roof-top

period of participation

tence for maybe staying in Dakar for a longer time. The owner of the

areas. energy into the house grid and later from receiving some rental incomes of the rooftop residents.

1 2

aluminium roofing sheets with integrated solar calculators plastic rooftop water tanks with integrated filter system provide independent drinking water supply (volume 2 x 900 l)

bamboo facade rolls for shading openings

aluminium ladder

wooden foldable facade element used as outside table

and work surface 6

wooden beams without bracing joined together by metal sheet plates

wooden beams with bracing joined together by metal sheet plates

bamboo ceiling mats

twin bamboo columns joined together by steel-strips with groove made for metal sheet plates and plugged into metal base

height-adjustable metal base to level out surface unevennesses

movable and waterproof-coated wooden boxes used as storages, water basin or mobile garden

9 3

5 6

1 B -

11 D -

> e Short term strategy - providing inner-city rooftops for settlements and generating spatial proximity for migrants f Strategy diagram: migrants accommodations in the dense city center | g Shelter kit - construction principal

MIGRATION

dependency

CONSTRUCTION & APPLICATION

Through different economical, ecological, political and climatic reasons, tens of thousands people in northern Africa are forced to look for new places to live. The population of Dakar, as a comparatively well developed city in northern Africa, has tripled since 1960‘s. Because of deficient governmental assistance in infrastructural and financial issues, and the habit of rural life, many poor people settle in the peripheral areas what leads to an overflow at the outskirts of Dakar.

According to unworthy living conditions without any prospects in the peripheral slums, deprived people will get the opportunity to apply for the social housing program initiated by the municipal government. In parallel, the construction and funding of social housing blocks through government and private investors starts.

CITY / GOVERNMENT PRIVATE COMPANIES

autonomy

MIGRANTS & SOCIALLY WEAK PEOPLE

NEIGHBOURHOODS dependency

2008

2010

2012

MOVING IN By means of micro credits and a low interest rate, parcels in a new built basic structure can be purchased. The residents can participate in

2014

2016

EXCHANCE The location of the social housing blocks facilitates a communicative exchange with the inhabitants of neighbouring districts who will

designing their surrounding and extend the existing housing space

enter economic and social relationships with the new residents.

by themselves. Additionally, shop or

Due to the given chance to be invol-

can be purchased in the same way.

ved more easily in economic processes and to earn money on site, a basis for paying back the credit is

period of intervention period of participation

established.

ouest foire

POTENTIAL The area with the biggest potential is surdistricts. In the West the rich coastal residential area and the airport runway are located, which will be closed down soon. A new business district is planned to be constructed on the former airport area in the next few years. The Ouest Foire neighbourhood, which is mainly a middle-class residential area, is situated close-by in the Northeast. Beyond the highway in the Southeast the Liberté district starts through which a major road leads to the residential districts with the highest density of Dakar.

planned business district

dense residential districts

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URBAN INTERSECTIONS

RESTRUCTURING VOIDS

Existing and strategical important

The catchment areas of the single

infrastructural urban intersections are located right next to the unused

reference points generate â&#x20AC;&#x201C; through overlapping â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the structure and

void between the airport runway

location of the new developed district,

and the district Ouest Foire.

which will be situated at an important position and in context of the whole city.

central park ground connecting the existing and the new neighbourhood

local trading square generating exchanges in the neighbourhood

a balance between a dense living district and common public spaces

educational institutions in context to residential buildings and in the transition zone to adjacent districts

important traffic junction with connection to the southern parts and the city centre

1 2

3 4

social housing blocks combined with squatting areas green spaces

service industry spaces cultural spaces educational spaces

> h Strategy diagram: social housing for migrants and socially weak people i Former airport area - potential for a large scale intervention | j Masterplan 1st phase: social housing units and new infrastructure 45

GROUND PLAN

COMMUNITY AREA

squatting spaces

SECOND FLOOR PLAN

The patio serves as a communicative central spot for the residents. Among the shadowproviding energy funnel and a collective washing space an urban gardening space for cultivating food ensures an additional supply for the housing cluster.

FIRST FLOOR PLAN 4

COMMERCIAL commercial spaces: SPACES 1

type A:

36m² (expandable by oneself about 12m²)

type B:

28m² (expandable by oneself about 20m²)

standardised squatting parcel

48m² (without closed rooms)

social housing: SOCIAL HOUSING 4

with an already constructed basic room:

16m²

16m² constructed basic room (expandable by oneself about 32m²)

24m² constructed basic room (expandable by oneself about 64m²)

squatting parcels: PARCELS SQUATTING 3

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ENERGY FROM EXHAUST AIR apartments is conducted via low-pressure through the supply shaft into the soil and is cooling down there. Due to the pressure the cold air being in subterranean tubes is tightened and rises up inside the funnel. Finally a turbine is set in motion by the buoyancy and electric power is produced.

WARM

COLD

WATER STORAGE

SOLAR ENERGY

Dakar is threatened many months of water shortages because it is raining just from July till October. The precipitation in those months (about 174,000 liters per year) is collected, stored in a subterranean cistern and used for the irrigation of the gardening spaces during arid months.

Solar energy is fed into the power supply system by using collectors on the top surface of the energy funnel. Due to its geographic position Dakar has ideal conditions for this process.

> k Social housing clusters | l Functionality of energy funnels located in the center of housing clusters 47

AIRCRAFT MUSEUM DAMME

Location Year Category

damme, germany 2012 academic Project technische universitĂ¤t Braunschweig institute for experimental design Prof. Berthold Penkhues

the cuRRent cOnditiOn of the aerodrome area in damme is characterized by a diverse, probably arbitrarily grown mix of buildings whose correlation seems to be ambiguous. the site is framed by hangars in the West, log cabins, serving as temporary accommodation facilities, in the east and the runway in the south. the aRchitectuRal design is based on this segmentation, takes up the form of the cylindric volumes which are already existing on the ground and completes a grid stretching from west to east. the new cylinders contain all the necessary and appropriate rooms and functions and are surrounded by the main area - the aircraft exhibition space. this museum hall is separated from the exterior space just by a glass facade, permitting a permanent visibility of the exhibited vintage airplanes. Both main volumes become accessible on three different ways: via the exhibition floor of the museum hall, via ramps which permit a different perception of the aircraft or directly via the exterior space, in the case of operating museum hall and restaurant/hotel separately. glass funnels are located within the two big cylinders which allow an additional illumination, ventilation and communication between the different functions and which serve as rainwater storages. a funnel-shaped structural system and perforations in the ceiling are implemented in the exhibition hall. these ensure a concept of supporting structure, illumination and ventilation. the restaurant is located in close proximity to the runway and could be extended into the outside area. the same visual relations are provided for the hotel rooms as well. the interaction between exhibition hall and the installed cylindric volumes, which are connected by a staged walkway, but also their internal autonomy are the central characteristics of the architectural design.

PROPOsal FOR an aiRcRaFt museum as an extensiOn tO the existing aeROdROme in damme, geRmany

empfang / lobby / rezeption büro_hotel lobby wc_hotel großer konferenzraum kleiner konferenzraum 15 doppelzimmer inkl. bad wäschelager, wäscherei umkleide_hotel gästebereich_gastronomie küche gastronomie_gäste wc mitarbeiter wc_gastronomie umkleide_gastronomie büro_gastronomie terrasse

ausstellungshalle

gäste wc mitarbeiter wc tower 3 büros 400 m²

350 m²

300 m²

250 m²

200 m²

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150 m²

100 m²

50 m²

01.1

01 01.1 01.2

museumshalle kasse projektionsraum

02 02.1 02.2 02.3 02.4

kleiner zylinder großer konferenzraum kleiner konferenzraum büro wc

03 03.1 03.2 03.3 03.4 03.5 03.6 03.7 03.8

großer zylinder restaurant gäste wc büro küche lager spülküche umkleide mitarbeiter wc

01.2

02.2

02.3

02.1

02.4

03.2

03.8 03.7

03.3

03.5

03.6

03.1

03.4

> a Site plan and axonometry | b Conceptual drawings and relationship diagram for space planning | c Ground floor plan 51

kühlungsdecke fußbodenheizung

52 rlt mit wärmerückgewinnung

pumpanlage für betriebswasser

solarstrom einspeisung ins stromnetz

gas-brennwertkessel (spitzenlast)

speicher

wärmepumpe (grundlast)

regenwasserspeicher

chtung + gebäudebetrieb

+ 3,30 + 4,20

AIRCRAFT MUSEUM DAMME

PORTFOLIO · JAN MÜLLER

strom

sonne

photovoltaik

wechselrichter

beleuchtung + gebäudebetrieb

netzeinspeisung

heizung/kühlung

luft

kraftwerk

luft-wasser-wärmepumpe (grundlast)

speicher

gasbrennwertkessel (spitzenlast)

speicher

betonkernaktivierung kühlungsdecke

fußbodenheizung

betriebswasser

regenwasser

speichertrichter

toilettenspülung

+ 14,50

f + 10,30

+ 7,40

+ 4,00

> d+e Energy concept: thermal activation of building structure, air intake and exhaust system, flat roof photovoltaic system and rainwater storage | f Perspective section through seminar volume, exhibition hall and hotel volume

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BOUNDARIES // NO MAN'S LAND

Location Year Category

mexico city, mexico 2010 academic Project, exhibition universidad nacional autĂłnoma de mĂŠxico

Both works - "Boundaries" and "no man's land" are generative and interactive graphics based on an algorithmic language which is generated with the program "Processing". the graphics were created for a live screening event and exhibition in mexico city where visitors could intervene in the development of the drawing. in "BOundaRies" a generative and dynamic graphic is correlated with two quotes of leo tolstoy about the appropriation of space. The user could influence the final composition by defining new "territories" which finally evolves its own dynamic. the work "nO man's land" is thought as an antithesis of the work "Boundaries". the graphic is based on a similar algorithm and can also be influenced by the interaction of a viewer. But it becomes nearly impossible to define the composition of the drawn lines due to an algorithm which leads to a continuous growing of line structures that are taking over the control.

a seRies OF geneRatiVe and inteRactiVe gRaPhics Based On algORithmic language

BOUNDARIES // NO MAN'S LAND PORTFOLIO · JAN MÜLLER

import processing.pdf.*;

posicionX += random (3,20); posicionY += random (3,20);

//----Variables

noFill(); stroke (0,0,0,random(10,100));

float centroX; float centroY; float posicionX, posicionY, previoX, previoY; int angulo, contadorTexto; float radio = 20; int eraser; int contadorGlobal; String tolstoi1 [] = { "there are people who call land theirs", "though they have never seen that land" , "and walked on it"}; String tolstoi2 [] = { "and men strive in life", "not to do what they think right", " but to call as many things as possible as 'their own'"}; String eleccionTolstoi; PFont schrift; //--------Setup void setup(){ size(1200,700); smooth(); background (255); schrift = loadFont ("TrebuchetMS-48.vlw"); }

previoX = posicionX; previoY = posicionY; angulo += random(5,20); radio += 0.1; } // INTERACCION CON MOUSE void mousePressed (){ contadorGlobal = 0; centroX = mouseX ; centroY = mouseY; radio = 20; angulo = 0; centroX += random (0,100); centroY += random (0,100); }

tolstoi ();

//text

//---------Draw

void tolstoi(){

void draw (){

fill (random (100,225),0,0, random (40,90)); textFont (schrift, 14); text(tolstoi1 [contadorTexto*2%tolstoi1.length], centroX+random(10,50), centroY);

nuevoTerreno (centroX,centroY); //DIBUJO DE TERRENOS void nuevoTerreno (float centroX, float centroY){

line (previoX, previoY, posicionX, posicionY);

posicionX posicionY posicionX posicionY

= cos (radians (angulo)) * radio; = sin (radians (angulo)) * radio; += centroX; += centroY;

fill(random (100,225),0,0, random (40,90)); text(tolstoi2 [contadorTexto/2%tolstoi2.length], centroX, centroY+random(30,70)); /* else if (contadorTexto%3 == 3){ text(tolstoi2 [contadorTexto%3], centroX, centroY);

> a Development process of the dynamic and interactive graphic "No man's land" in a period of five minutes b Excerpt from the coding structure of the work "Boundaries"

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PROFESSIONAL WORK

SAN PABLO CULTURAL CENTER (AT103)

Architects Location Year Category Program Client Role

AT103 Oaxaca de Juárez, mexico 2014 Competition Cultural center with artist residence, area 1200 m² UABJO, Oaxaca Project Leader: Preliminary design, architectural design, team coordination

San Pablo Cultural Center, located in the historical center of Oaxaca de Juárez, proposes a connection with the cathedral and the zócalo square via a cultural circuit which is focussed on pedestrians and non motorized transport. The project permits a permeability of both facades and an extension of the public realm into the interior of the building. One part of the former basement is elevated till the ground level to create a public square, the other part stays sunken and offers an event space for different cultural or social activities. The disposition of the site allows to implement a programmatic filter between public and private areas. The basement stage as well as the three upper volumes are designed as open spaces which enable a flexible use and a wide range of activities that extend the cultural program of the university. In the private part an artist residency is included with communal areas. In between of public and private realm the administrative area is situated, working as a mediator space. Traditional construction systems and local materials (like green cantera in the facades) are considered as an important characteristic of the cultural center. The multiplicity of patios and voids ensures a suitable air circulation which is complemented by a range of trees that guarantee a shady atmosphere. ArChITeCTS In ChArge: Julio Amezcua and Francisco Pardo DeSIgn TeAm: Jan müller, rodrigo Solé, Benjamín mercado, Jürgen eisenhauer, Vania Torres, Federico Colella, Tiberio Wallentin, Aarón rivera, Juan Carlos Llata

COmPeTITIOn enTrY FOr A CULTUrAL CenTer OF The BenITO JUárez AUTOnOmOUS UnIVerSITY OF OAxACA (2nD PLACe)

Sitio existente

ESTRATEGIA VOLUMETRÍA

Servicio Patio privado Residencia para Artistas Administración

Circulación perimetral

PROGRAMA Y VOLUMENES

Sotano existente

Plaza pública Salón de usos multiples / Auditorio abierto

Libreria y tienda Módulo de información Cafeteria

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Fachadas permeables generan cuadrícula

Residencia para artistas

Circulaciones verticales

Administración

Sala de exposición

Áreas comunales de trabajo / Talleres Áreas comunales de trabajo / Talleres

Patio de acceso principal

Foro de discusión

Cuartos privados de residencia de artistas (60 m²)

Terraza de reunión

Sala de juntas (40 m²) Exposición de fotografía

Taller de escultura

Montecargas / Elevador Servicio (10 m²) Privado para Rector (20 m²)

Dibujo al desnudo

Sala de exposición (260 m²)

Exposición de esculturas

Áreas comunales de trabajo / Talleres (75 m²)

Proyección de cine

Clases de baile

Áreas comunales de trabajo / Talleres (110 m²)

Exposición laberíntica

Curso de computación

Patio privado de residencia

Área común de residencia (45 m²)

ESPACIOS DE USOS MÚLTIPLES. PLANTA ALTA Baños para mujeres (15 m²)

Baños para hombres (15 m²)

Administración / Oficina (40 m²)

Montacargas / Elevador Servicio (10 m²) Privado para director (20 m²)

Bar Bodega y equipamiento técnico (130 m²) Salón de usos multiples / Auditorio abierto (200 m²) Pasarela / Desfile de moda

Concierto

Libreria y tienda (40 m²)

Patio de acceso principal

Módulo de información y cocina (10 m²) Cafetería (20 m²) Proyeccion de cine y conferencia

Pista de baile

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Ind

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ESPACIO DE USOS MÚLTIPLES. PLANTA BAJA

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H2O O2 H2O

CO2

O2 H2O

CO2

Independencia Diagrama de captación de agua pluvial y ventilación

Independencia

Diagrama de captación y distribución de energía

> a Axonometry - main spaces with possibility of multiple use | b Sustainability concept 69

MILAN 44 (AT103)

Architects Location Year Category Program Client Role

AT103 mexico City, mexico 2014 In construction refurbishing with mixed use program, area 1300 m² reurbano Project Leader: Preliminary design, architectural design, construction planning, team coordination, coordination of engineering project, communication with client, construction supervision

milan 44 is located in the neighborhood of Colonia Juarez, an area of mexico City which is marked by residential buildings dating back to the early 20th century, empty lots caused by the earthquake from 1985 and an intensive renewing process in the last years. The building from the 1970s accommodated an automotive parts distributor but has been abandoned for many years. Originally the main part of the building served as a storage, for which reason two floors did not have natural illumination and ventilation. The restoration projects aim is to preserve and refurbish the existing concrete structure. however, the intention is to create a more transparent character which opens the building to its surrounding due to the elimination of the former facade. The new facade and various perforations of ceilings offer natural ventilation and illumination in all spaces. new uses are implemented in the concrete skeleton, a local market and restaurant in the ground and first floor, a two-storey yoga studio and four studios or office spaces in the second floor and another restaurant in the third floor with access to a roof terrace. The materiality keeps a "rough" character using concrete, steel and metal meshes which are contrasted by pine wood elements and ceramic finishing. ArChITeCTS In ChArge: Julio Amezcua and Francisco Pardo DeSIgn TeAm: Jan müller, Benjamín mercado, gabriela mosqueda, Jürgen eisenhauer, Tiberio Wallentin, Aarón rivera

reFUrBIShIng AnD COnVerTIng An ABAnDOneD AUTOmOTIVe PArTS STOrAge InTO A mIxeD USe BUILDIng WITh InDOOr mArKeT, reSTAUrAnTS AnD YOgA STUDIO In mexICO CITY

MILAN 44 PORTFOLIO · JAN MÜLLER

> a Second floor plan | b Ground floor plan c Facade section | d The building before the renovation

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METRO STATION ALLENDE (AT103)

Architects Location Year Category Program Client Role

AT103 Mexico City, Mexico 2013 Architectural Project 4500 m² of mixed use buildings integrating the existing metro station Sistema de Transporte Colectivo Project Architect: Comparative study, Preliminary design, 3D modeling, architectural design, communication with client

following a study of the main metro lines and an analysis of the potentiality of each plot of land owned by the public transportation system in Mexico City, the metro station "Allende" emerges as a site with high development potential. The proposal has the objective of a realignment of the underground track level, the relocation of existing shops and the incorporation of new uses, 20 apartments and public or cultural services which tend to offer a major diversity and profitability of the available space. in the two southern lots an apartment building and an adjoining building to the library "biblioteca del Congreso de la unión" are located. The removal of commercial space on the ground floor allows to merge the newly gained space with the pedestrian street Motolinia on one side and with the existing fore court of the library on the other side, generating small public squares in the entrance areas of the metro station. in the two northern lots the relocated retail spaces are concentrated in new buildings. The proposal's purpose is the improvement of accessibility to the metro entrances, joining the four lots to a new complex. ArChiTeCTS in ChArge: Julio Amezcua and francisco Pardo DeSign TeAM: Pepe Cortines, Jan Müller, Jürgen eisenhauer, Tiberio wallentin, Aarón rivera

new builDing COMPleX (reTAil, hOuSing AnD librAry) AnD reOrgAnizATiOn Of ACCeSSeS AnD inTeriOrS Of The MeTrO STATiOn AllenDe in MeXiCO CiTy

1.3 KM

1.7 KM

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1 KM

0.4 KM

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0.7 KM

BELLAS ARTES

HIDALGO

REVOLUCIÓN

SAN COSME

NORMAL

COLEGIO MILITAR

POPOTLA

CUITLAHUAC

TACUBA

PANTEONES

CUATRO CAMINOS

DIAGRAMA DE POTENCIALIDAD

0.4 K

0.6 KM

0.9 KM

LÍNEA AZUL

DIRECCIÓN: CUATRO CAMINOS TASQUEÑA H

400m 300m

200m

$ 100m UBICACIÓN DE SERVICIOS

SERVICIOS

$ $

H $

$ H

BANCO

1 TEMPLO

2 1

OFICINA DE GOBIERNO

PLANTAS

1 1

BIBLIOTECA

2 4

MERCADO / SUPER

Acceso

Predio

Acceso

Predio

Acceso

Predio

Acceso

Predio

Acceso

Predio

Acceso

SERVICIOS SANITARIOS

INDUSTRIA

ESCUELA

HOTEL

SECCIÓN

BOMBEROS

ENTRETENIMIENTO

COMERCIO LOCATARIO

GASOLINERA

AXONOMETRÍA CON POTENCIAL

AUTOBÚS

MUSEO / MONUMENTO

PANTEÓN

1 3

Sin predio

DEPORTIVO / PARQUE

SUPERFICIE DEL PREDIO

14313 m2

SIn predio

950 m2

1375 m2

30 %

SIn predio

1429 m2

1045 m2

543 m2

30 %

653 m2

1643 m2

Sin predio

251 m2

606 m2

1042 m2

1008 m2

2699 m2

1877 m2

35 %

20 %

95 %

20 %

MICROBÚS

ÁREA LIBRE (SEDUVI) METROBÚS

SUPERFICIE DE CONSTRUCCIÓN EXISTENTE CICLOVÍA / ESTACIÓN

SUPERFICIE MÁXIMA DE CONSTRUCCIÓN (SEDUVI) ESTADO ESTACIONES / CETRAM CETRAM O ESTACIONES OBRA/PROYECTOS DE OTROS DESPACHOS

30 %

5269 m2

0 m2

4313 m2

5010 m2

2590 m2

378 m2

2470 m2

3762 m2

251 m2

3636 m2

2688 m2

3170 m2

580 m2

2900 m2

30057 m2

1996 m2

9622 m2

10001 m2

7317 m2

1140 m2

4573 m2

3450 m2

526 m2

1273 m2

4036 m2

4841 m2

58 m2

18020 m2

199 m2 1634 m2 1427 m2 2807 m2 95 % 95 %

95 %

0 m2

0 m2 0 m2 442 m2

163 m2 143 m2 0 m2 0 m2

NIVELES EXISTENTES

NIVELES PERMITIDOS (SEDUVI)

USO DE SUELO (SEDUVI)

0 m2

18020 m2

0 m2

CETRAM POR MODERNIZAR PROYECTO AT103 ESTACIONES

POTENCIAL DE CONSTRUCCIÓN POTENCIAL DE REMODELACIÓN

30057 m2

0 m2

9622 m2

0 m2

4991 m2

4727 m2

4573 m2

0 m2

526 m2

0 m2

5010 m2

2590 m2

0 m2

3762 m2

0 m2

3636 m2

4036 m2

4841m2

580 m2

30057 m2

0 m2

1996 m2

9622 m2

0 m2

10001 m2

7317 m2

1140 m2

4573 m2

3762 m2

0 m2

526 m2

3636 m2

4036 m2

4841 m2

580 m2 18020 m2

1709 m2

0 m2

11400 m2

0 m2

TOTAL POTENCIAL OPORTUNIDAD

112350 m2

1996 m2

1140 m2

0 m2

1634 m2 1427 m2 0 m2 2365 m2

0 m2

0m2

1634 m2 1427 m2 0 m2 2365 m2

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USO PROPUESTO

a Locales fijos existentes Comercio ambulante Circulación acceso/salida Metro

Reubicación de locales Los cuatro locales comerciales de los predios ubicados en el sur se trasladan a los predios del norte.

Acceso actual El acceso a los andenes del Metro ocupa gran parte de la planta baja, pero tanto los locales fijos como el ambulantaje bloquean su visibilidad, generan una circulación compleja para los usuarios y provoca que los cuatro predios no se perciban como un conjunto.

sur se trasladan a los predios del norte. Espacio de uso mixto Acceso a niveles superiores Circulación acceso/salida Metro

Anexo de la Biblioteca del Congreso de la Unión

Edificio de viviendas

Nuevo uso Los dos predios del sur tendrán un nuevo uso. El predio vecino a la Biblioteca del Congreso de la Unión tendrá un edificio que funciona como anexo de la biblioteca y en el predio conectado a la calle Motolinía se ubicará un edificio con 20 viviendas.

Propuesta de reorganización Se reorganiza el nivel calle por medio de tres franjas dominantes, las cuales proponen una nueva circulación y estructura de los predios del Metro Allende. Las franjas se dividen así: en un extremo los acesos al Metro, la franja del centro para usos mixtos (comercio y espacio público) y en el otro extremo los accesos a las plantas superiores.

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Comercio en la colindancia Comercio entre pasillos Comercio pegado a calle Azoteas habitables Recolección de energía solar

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Reorganización de los locales

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Para una mejor accesibilidad y una estructura más clara, los locales se dividen en dos categorías: locales en la colindancia y locales en el centro del predio (entre los dos pasillos de circulación). En las dos plantas superiores hay espacio para nuevos locales de consultorios y se reestructura el comercio existente.

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Pisos múltiples La nueva construcción permite un crecimiento de los comercios existentes incrementando los locales en los niveles superiores del edificio.

> a Diagram of potentiality of the metro line 2 | b Conceptual strategy c Scheme of relocation of existing commercial spaces

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> d Ground floor plan | e First floor plan 81

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MARIBUS ICACOS (AT103)

Architects Location Year Category Program Client Role

AT103 Acapulco, Mexico 2014 Architectural Project "Maribus" sea bus station, pier and lookout point Arquitectura 911 / State of guerrero Project leader: Preliminary design, 3D modelling architectural design, construction planning, team coordination, coordination of engineering project, communication with client

The city of Acapulco is considering a new sea bus system, called Maribús, part of its future public transport system. based on the master planning of the architecture firm Arquitectura 911 four sites were selected for Maribús stations in different locations in the bay of Acapulco. The project of the Maribús station icacos is situated in the tourist area of Acapulco Diamante. Taking up the existing urban structuring of roundabouts the station icacos forms a circular icon - a viewing platform with access to the Maribus pier - inside the bay of Acapulco. The viewing platform can be reached from the redesigned square Plaza españa via a long, elevated bridge crossing the beach. A new service building with ticket office, a commercial space and public toilets is located in the same square which is visually extended till the coast highway Avenida Costera. in relation to local building tradition and for ensuring an easier maintenance, the whole complex consists of concrete elements with different finishing. ArChiTeCTS in ChArge: Julio Amezcua and francisco Pardo DeSign TeAM: Jan Müller, benjamín Mercado, gabriela Mosqueda, Tiberio wallentin, Aarón rivera

A SeA buS STATiOn fOr The "MAribuS" TrAnSPOrT SySTeM wiTh Viewing PlATfOrM in The bAy Of ACAPulCO

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> a Section through connecting bridge | b+c Sections through lookout platform 89

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> d Details of steel elements of the service building | e Sections through renovated Plaza EspaĂąa 91

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