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Kalliopi Papangelopoulou Architect(MSc) | Building Technologist(MSc)

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Kalliopi Papangelopoulou

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Date of birth: 12 April 1990 Nationality: Greek Vrouwjuttenland 6, Delft, Netherlands 0031(0)647289317 kalliopi.papangelopoulou@gmail.com

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“Show me how your construction works and I can tell you who you are� Aris Konstantinidis Through my diploma studies in Architecture Engineering in Greece I got familiar and worked on all majors of Architecture, from Urbanism to Furniture Design. Hence, I was educated to perceive the entire spectrum of Architecture and be conscious of the impact of one scale to the next and the one before and the general impact of Architecture on the build and natural environment. After my first diploma I decided to continue with a second master and deep into the Building technology, where I obtained more technical knowledge of the structural behaviour of structures, material science and manufacturing techniques. Furthermore, I obtained a more up-to-date education on Building technology and Sustainable design. My professional aspiration is to influence every day life with Sustainable Architecture that would respect the human needs and at the same time will offer a better social and climatic future. I strongly believe that modern technology should be used in order to upgrade the old sustainable building behaviours in order to satisfy modern needs and fight the climate change.


Trained in

Multidisciplinary teams Architectural design Structural design Urban Design Landscape design Computational design Structural simulations Detailing Sketching Physical modelling 3D printing Fabric Moulding Wood craft tools handling

conceptual sketch of proposal with water squares in urban intervention


Selected Projects MSc Building Technology • Modular series of FRP pedestrian bridges (Graduation Project)..................................................8 • Glass design.........................................................20 • High-rise design.....................................................34 Diploma on Architecture Engineering • Traditional pottery workshop with guest-rooms (Graduation project)................................................42 • Public building design.............................................52 • Complex residential buildings design.........................60



MSc Building Technology



Modular series of FRP pedestrian bridges

Studio: Graduation Project Year: 2017 Group: Kalliopi Papangelopoulou Project: Modular series of FRP pedestrian bridges. The example of Tanthof Delft Research topics: FRP, Modularity, Optimization, Moulding Technology, Pedestrian bridges Bridge is one of the most important infrastructure of the Netherlands, due to the extremely dominant element of water. On the one hand, municipalities order a series of footbridges in order to cover the need for pedestrian bridges. Many times bridges are replacing existing ones that might be out fashioned or their material have aged and are structurally insufficient.

This project tries to merge both the structural and architectural benefits of Fibre Reinforced Polymer in order to produce a series of pedestrian bridges that would cover the municipality need for pedestrian bridges. Via parametric design the optimum structural shape is being investigated by a series of simulation on different geometrical parameters.

Finally, important aspect of this project is the design On the other hand, Fibre Reinforced Polymer is a of the modular mould of this series that would material that show no ageing and thus does not loose manufacture the proposal. Through the modularity of its structural capacity through time. Furthermore, there the series is achieved to reuse pieces, in order to is again interest in Fibre Reinforced Polymer from cover the need of bridges of different lengths and Architects and Engineers, but for deterrent reasons. widths and the manufacturing process is optimised. Architects appreciate the free form shaping that can be achieved with this material and Engineers its strength and durability.


OPOSED CROSS-SECTION

STRUCTURAL DESIGN FRP railing integrated light FRP water gutter

non-slippery flooring

1.50m

1.00m

1.00m

Sandwich FRP Deck non-slipery flooring

detail connecting railing and light on the FRP structure

CROSS-SECTION DEVELOPMENT VIA PARAMETRIC OPTIMIZATION

3.50m

FRP modular railing

Sandwich FRP shell structure Rain water gutter

LED Lighting

NGTH: 6/12/18

DTH: 3.00m ?

ARANCE GAUGE: 2.50m

Sandwich FRP Deck

ERAL HEIGHT: +1.50m

Sandwich FRP shell structure

non-slipery flooring

FRP modular railing

Rain water gutter LED Lighting

GEOMETRICAL VARIABLES OF OPTIMIZATION parameters

χ χ

φ χ

plan curve

side curve

rotation angle

flange height


STRUCTURAL SIMULATION

MATERIAL PROPERTIES 1000mm

0° +45°

E1

E2

8mm 90mm

E2

+90°

8mm

-45°

E' 106mm

-45° 1000mm

+90°

composite cross-section

+45° 0°

fibres arrangement

structural performance (FEM)


DETAILING Tapered FRP Composite railing hand-railing 70x40x30mm 40

Bridge section: 32°

15

32° 30

32°

30

32°

50

32°

25

FRP Composite Bridge Deck 466mm with integrated rain water gutter

1000

Tapered FRP Composite railing 70 railing element 60x25x30mm

32°

50

FRP Composite parapet height 500mm with integrated LED light (+450mm from walking level)

32°FRP Composite railing Tapered railing element 50x15x30mm

30

32° 70

15

FRP Composite modular railing 1040x2000mm (+1000mm from walking level)

D1

40

32° 30

32°

Tapered FRP Composite railing lower railing element 60x25x30mm

25 30

30 60

60

32°

32°

FRP Composite Bridge structure 106mm FRP Composite angle foundation connection 30mm with additional web support 32°

D2

25

30

32° 60

25

32°

400 380

30

60

32°

Detail 1 (all dimensions in mm)

500 Tapered FRP Composite railing hand-railing 70x40x30mm

50

Tapered FRP Composite railing railing element 50x15x30mm

FRP Composite ply 8mm Epoxy resin, E-glass fibres, UD lay-up

106 15°

FRP Composite core 90mm PVC cross-linked foam, rigid, DH 0.030

Tapered FRP Composite railing railing element 60x25x30mm

70 R40

D3

Exterior LED light, white colour, 80lm/W 8.5x17.2x1900mm

8

15°

90

2000

11

8

11

60°

22

Tapered FRP Composite railing lower railing element 60x25x30mm

23

22 16

16

Optional embedded wooden mould element in order to create the LED light cavity 22x11/16x1900mm

8

VIDEO Detail 2 (all dimensions in mm)

Final cross-section with railing

15°

FRP Composite ply 8mm Epoxy resin, E-glass fibres, UD lay-up

Embedded wooden mould element in order to create the gutter cavity, 33/50x20

8

FRP Composite core 90mm PVC cross-linked foam, rigid, DH 0.030 FRP Composite water rain gutter 20x33mm

90

50

8

FRP Composite deck ply 5mm Epoxy resin, E-glass fibres, UD lay-up

13

30°

FRP Composite deck core 20-500mm PVC cross-linked foam, rigid, DH 0.015

25

35

Non-slippery flooring 3mm gravel stones, epoxy resin

20

0.5°

3

4 30°

12°

36

33

Bridge section:

8

FRP Composite modular railing 1040x2000mm (+1000mm from walking level) FRP Composite parapet height 500mm with integrated LED light (+450mm from walking level)

90

FRP Composite Bridge Deck 466mm with integrated rain water gutter

D1 1000

FRP Composite Bridge structure 106mm FRP Composite angle foundation connection

8

Detail 3 (all dimensions in mm)

Mould seam

3

4


Foundation system

70 260

180

280

360

200

70 240

300 640

320

1000

Ground section: Concrete pavers with sand filled joints 60x200x75mm Bedding sand nominal 200mm Compacted soil sub-grade min.300mm Steel “kick-pate” -protection from uneven ground settlement- 25x2000x800 Reinforced concrete foundation 1500x1500mm

360

380

D4

380 82°

60 466 200

220 145

D5 475

2000

145

574

106

326 82° 280

D6

300

1500

125

300

1500

VIDEO

M10 bolt welded on perforated steel plate 25mm FRP Composite angle foundation connection 30mm FRP Composite ply with embedded steel plate 11mm Epoxy resin, E-glass fibres, UD lay-up Perforated stainless steel plate 3mm

20 10

FRP Composite deck core 90mm PVC cross-linked foam, rigid, DH 0.015, 20-500mm

11

FRP Composite deck shear web 2mm Epoxy resin, E-glass fibres, UD lay-up

1

100

1

100

145

FRP Composite ply 8mm Epoxy resin, E-glass fibres, UD lay-up M10 bolt welded on perforated steel plate 25mm FRP Composite shear web 2mm Epoxy resin, E-glass fibres, UD lay-up

8

FRP Composite ply 8mm Epoxy resin, E-glass fibres, UD lay-up

67°

FRP Composite core 90mm PVC cross-linked foam, rigid, DH 0.030 M10 bolt ending 25mm L Anchor for uplifting forces 30

20 10 90

77 82° R50

R0.10

30 20

8

10 10 280 300

Stainless steel base plate 10mm Reinforced concrete foundation 1500x1500mm 425

Detail 6 (all dimensions in mm)



MODULAR MOULD edge module x

x

x

x

x x

x

x

x

LE

x

parapet module

width module

central module

width module

NG

TH

DI

V

I IS

ON centre module

parapet module

W ID TH D

1

IV IS IO

width 2 module

width 2 module

width 3 module

N

width 3 module

edge module

2

edge module

m

width 5m module width 3.5m module

m odule d l u o

male interlocking connection

centre module

female interlocking connection

champhed corners / designed seams

width 3.5m module

edge module

y

x

rubber seal strips

width 5m module


MANUFACTURING

3 railing connetions

protective coating

PVC foam core + glass fibres

4

protective coating

female mould

5

6 main structure manufacturing

railing manufacturing





CONCEPTUAL PROCESS


GL SS DESIG Studio: Structural Glass - Elective Course Year: 2016 Group: Kalliopi Papangelopoulou Project: Redesign the Model hall in Faculty of Architecture of TU Delft Research topics: Structural glass calculations, Detailing, Risk scenarios, Assembly sequence

Glass is an strong but brittle material that can be used as structural material. Due to its transparency only the outline and the connections of the material can be seen. Thus the new design of the Model Hall is based on the integration of the outline of the proposal to the surroundings and it is inspired from the triangular roofs of the main Faculty of Architecture.

SECTION

Furthermore, the connections are an important aspect of the design. The proposed connections are based on the principle of easy replacement of members, which respect the structural, manufacturing and transportation limitation of the glass panels. In the same philosophy of safety also a risk analysis determined possible extra measures for the design of the proposal.


DIMENSIONS OF STRUCTURAL ELEMENTS

BEAM (IDIANA) (3*10/500)

COLUMN

PLATE(HAND CALCULATED)

SANDWICH ROOF PLATE (2*10+2*6)/100

CROSS-SECTION COLUMN 3*10/350

FACADE PLATE 3*10/3000 FINS 3*10/800

Grid of 3*3m

Span of 16.50 m

facade module 3*6m


TYPE OF GLASS PER STRUCTURAL ELEMENT TYPE OF GLASS PER STRUCTURAL ELEMENT STRUCTURAL ELEMENT

STRUCTURAL TYPE OF GLASS ELEMENT TYPE OF GLASS

FAILURE MEASURES

FAILURE MEASURES ACCORDING TO SAFETY PHILOSOPHY ACCORDING TO SAFETY PHILOSOPHY

LAMINATED

ROOF_ PLATE

LAMINATED FULLY-TEMPERED GLASS FULLY-TEMPERED GLASS 80MPA ROOF_ 80MPA PLATE

glass shower in case of failure->

minor injuries glass shower in case of failure-> minor injuries

BEAM

1*4mm FT sacrificial glass layer 2*10mm FT laminated glass 1*4mm FT sacrificial glass layer 0.75X0.75m 2*6mm FT laminated glass(safety reasons) grid 2*10mm FT laminated glass 2*6mm FT laminated glass(safety reasons)

LAMINATED HEAT-STRENGHTHENED LAMINATED 40MPA HEAT-STRENGHTHENED BEAM keeps some of the capacity-> enough 40MPA time to evacuate the building and keeps some of the capacity-> enough treat the failure

3*10 mm HT laminated glass

3*10 mm HT laminated glass

time to evacuate the building and keeps some of the capacity-> enough treat the failure

time to evacuate the building and treat the failure

LAMINATED FULLY TEMPERED FACADE 80MPA LAMINATED

FACADE

glass shower in case of failure-> FULLY TEMPERED minor injuries 80MPA

glass shower in case of failure-> minor injuries

failure patern

3*10 mm HT laminated glass (full capacity)

3*10 mm HT laminated glass (some capacity) 3*10 mm HT laminated glass (full capacity)

failure patern

LAMINATED HEAT-STRENGHTHENED LAMINATED 40MPA COLUMN

HEAT-STRENGHTHENED keeps some of the capacity-> enough 40MPA

1.5*1.5m grid

1.5*1.5m grid

failure patern 3*10 mm HT laminated glass (some capacit

time to evacuate the building and treat the failure

COLUMN

0.75X0.75m grid

failure patern connection for safe failure

3*10 mm HT laminated glass

3*10 mm HT laminated glass

3*10 mm FT laminated glass

3*10 mm FT laminated glass

connection for safe failure

non-design measurments instead for sacrifirial laye

non-design measurments instead for sacrifirial layer


COLUMN

510 KN

LOADCASE: WEIGHT-SNOW-MAINTENANCE

0.3l

14M

BUCKLING CHECK: FCRITICAL= 3540KN

COLUMN

P1

P2

P3

P4

P5

P6

P7

P8

P9

N=0.7

6M

L

3M

DIMENSIONS: L=MAX14M W=0.70M T=10.10.10.2

X<=6

W

TYPE OF GLASS: LAMINATED HEAT-STRENGHTHENED 40MPA

3.20m 6m


SECTION

PLAN


BEAM

LOAD AREA LOADCASE: WEIGHT-SNOW-MAINTENANCE _WORST CASE SCENARIO

P1

P2

P3

P4

P5

P6

P7

P8

P9

PEAK STRESS: 37 N/MM2 (40 MPA) MAX. DEFLECTION: 1.16MM (8MM) 23.51 N/MM

16,50M

BEAM

W

L

DIMENSIONS: L=3M W=0.50M T=10.10.10.2

TYPE OF GLASS: LAMINATED HEAT-STRENGHTHENED 40MPA

L

3.20m 6m


PLAN

SECTION


ROOF PLATE

LOADCASE: WEIGHT-SNOW-MAINTENANCE PEAK STRESS: 78 KN/M2 (80MPA) MAX. DEFLECTION: 0.73M (3MM) 2.85 KN/M^2

2.85 KN/M^2

3M

W

3.20m 6m

DIMENSIONS: L=3M W=0.10M T=4.10.10.6.6.3

L L

ROOF PLATE

_ALL THE LOAD CAN BE SUPPORTED BY THE FIRST TWO LAYERS OF GLASS

TYPE OF GLASS: LAMINATED FULLY TEMPERED 80MPA



FACADE

LOADCASE: WEIGHT-SNOW-MAINTENANCE PEAK STRESS: 52 N/MM2 (80MPA)

6M

MAX. DEFORMATION: 0,11M (2MM)

1.50 KN/M^2

3M

FACADE

3M

W

6.00

L

6.00 3.00

TYPE OF GLASS: LAMINATED FULLY TEMPERED 80MPA DIMENSIONS: L=6M W=3M T=10.10.10.2

3.20m 6m


FIN PART FACADE PART

PLAN





H GH RISE

Studio: MEGA Design Studio Year: 2016 Multidisciplinary team: Gerardo Duarte (Architect), Faik Balkuv (Facade Engineer), Kalliopi Papangelopoulou (Structural Engineer), Anna Eskes (Structural Engineer) Jinxuan He (Computational Designer), Lianne Zoutendijk (Climate Designer), Bram Hekker (Manager) Project: Design of multifunctional high-rise of housing, offices and parliament in the Hague Research topics: High rise Structural designs, Integration of Structures with Facade, Climate and Architectural demands, Computer simulations of Structure

The high-rise is located between the central station of the Hague and Haagse Bos park. Thus the structure had to allow the passage of public, but at the same time protect the governmental offices from the attempt of a bomb attack. Also, the high rise included areas of great height and need of open space, an other challenge for the structural design that led to combine two structures in one. The interaction between the Facade Engineer and the Climate Engineer offered a more holistic view of the multidimensional challenges that had to be solved in order to design a functional high-rise.

on a second volume that shares columns of the main volume and is using the safety exit stairs as extra stabilisation. The column less spaces that the parliament rooms and the passage below that volume demands is achieved by metal truss beams.

During this project different structural systems for high-rise building were investigated in order to choose the more appropriate solution for all the different disciplines of the project. The chosen structural design for the project is simulated in order to decide the use of optimum steel crosssection via parametric design and structural simulations. Finally an steel outrigger system with concrete core Furthermore, the details of the proposed structural design stabilisation is used for the main volume, where the lobbies take into account fire and explosion safety, as well as are located on the truss area, where the height is greater redundancy planning. Lastly, transportation and assembly than the ordinary floors. The governmental area is located sequence is planned.




STRUCTURAL SIMULATIONS

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POST CHORD WEB

HD 400X2

2 TABLE OF CROSS SECTIONSHD FOR400X6 THE G

KN/m2

260X1 CROSSHD SECTION NO SAFETY FACTOR

POST

2

HD 400X287

CHORD

2

HD 400X634

WEB

2

HD 260X172

TOP OUTRIGGER

Figure 15- Digital simulation model in Karamba

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WIND2 PRESSURE

Figure 18- Calculation of steel area per outrigger from the gen

Figure 18- Calculation of steel area per outrigger from the general si

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26


287

HD 400X421

HD 400X990

634 HD 400X990 GENERAL OUTRIGGER DESIGN

HD 400X990

172 CROSS SECTION HD 260X299

HD 260X299

WITH SAFETY FACTOR (2)

CROSS SECTION DUE TO CONNECTIVITY

HD 400X421

HD 400X990

HD 400X990

HD 400X990

HD 260X299

HD 260X299

neral simplified model

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implified model



Diploma Architecture Engineering


guestrooms

teaching class

shop

exposition

traditional oven

workshop

clay production

reception cafeteria


Traditi

nal p ttery workshop with guest r ms a sustainable touristy proposal

Studio: Graduation Project Year: 2015 Group: Kalliopi Papangelopoulou Project: Traditional pottery workshop with guest rooms in Kythnos island Research topics: Sustainable design, Energy efficiency design, Landscape design Kythnos is one of the Greek Cycladic islands only 2h away from Athens. Typically the local people of such islands base their income on massive tourism, so during winter the majority of the youth stays in Athens and work as construction workers. The decades though more an more of the local citizens follow higher education and prefer to return to the island. Due to the crisis in Greece many of them occupy themselves on traditional arts, like pottery. Furthermore, the tourist levels of the island rise and expand the whole year.

proposed, where the tourism would focus on the traditional production of the island and its Cycladic landscape. The workshop is available all year long, for seminars, educational school and university visits and just visitors. For that reason also guest-rooms are included as well as restaurant, cafeteria and pottery shop.

Since this proposal though want to be an example of the future the sustainability and energy efficiency aspects are used as design tools. Namely, a wind generator is placed on Kythos has preserved its traditional island scenery, despite the entrance of the complex as landmark of the workshop the massive tourism, but in the near future it could be set in and the sustainable future. Also, photovoltaic panels are danger. For that reason a sustainable touristy alternative is placed on the roofs in combination with green roofs. shop- exposition

guestrooms

reception-cafeteria

_pottery workshop 240m^2 +50 % outdoor space pottery teaching class 88m^2 +35 % outdoor space teaching area

_reception 40m^2 guestrooms 4*40m^2 +40 % outdoor space cafeteria and restaurant 120m^2 + 100 % outdoor space multypurpose room (library- auditorium) 100m^2 shop 140m^2 outdoor exposition 250m^2

traditional oven clay production

workshop

_Secondary facilities (wearhouse and facilities) 140m^2.


MATERIALITY

-concrete structure -roofs: green roof, photovoltaic panels, pergola -walls: local stone -outdoor flooring: soil, industrial mosaic floor resembles earth

existing building

FUNCTIONS

existing building

reconstructed traditional oven terrace teaching class

pottery workshop shop exposition outdoor exposition

terrace

clay manufacturin


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reception wind turbine cafeteria restaurant

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guest houses το δρόµο

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έρευνα συνδέσεων και χωροθέτησης


SUSTAINABILITY ASPECTS underground building thermal comfort green roof underground building

natural lighting and ventilation

thermal comfort

sun overheating protection

green roof

natural lighting and ventilatio January February March

shower

rain water concentration

sun overheating protection

drinking water

grey water for clay production

April water boiling

May June

solar water boilers

July solar panels

August

time period of pottery workshop and guestrooms operation

September October electicity supply

November December

wind turbine


on

RESEARCH OF SECTIONAL RELATION







Studio: Complex Building Design Studio Year: 2013 Group: Kalliopi Papangelopoulou, Aggeliki Parasxou Project: Design of a social centre with a public library and extra educational spaces Research topics: Concrete structure, Detailing, Multifunctional Design

The proposal is based on the separation of the functions into library and educational spaces and takes use of the steep slope of the mountain. The library building is the highest building of the area. It has an irregular aerodynamic

shape of no 90 degrees angles and a curtain steel glass facade. Furthermore is supported on concrete columns and looks as if it is floating above the neighbourhood. Due to that the library is turning into a landmark for the area and benchmark in a realistic and social level. Moreover, the educational spaces provide supports on the columns of the library above, they are build semi underground inside the earth and are constructed out of exposed concrete with small openings in order to resemble the rocky mountain. Finally, connecting element of all buildings and also of the building with the mountain its self consists the external concrete stairs that allows from the visitors to cross the entire plot and climb up the mountain.




DETAILING



DETAILING




Studio: Urban Intervention Design Studio Year: 2014 Group: Kalliopi Papangelopoulou, Savina Iwakeimidou Project: Design of massive housing in existing neighbourhoods Research topics: Integration of intervention, massive housing typology The project is located in one of the old neighbourhoods of Athens and represents a typical urban Athenian problem. The arbitrary placement of different functions. In this area the neighbourhood is surrounded by a park, an housing neighbourhood of low rise buildings and a noisy area of industrial uses. Important aspect of the proposal was the smooth integration of with the surrounding positive areas like the park and the housing area and the smooth boundary with the noisy area. In order for that to be achieved towards the industrial area an artificial hill is created, in order to protect the new housing area and set a limit between the houses and the industry. Furthermore, uses of general interest like cinema and library are also placed there in order to cover general needs of the area.

Moreover, in order for the intervention to be viable and accepted by the people of the area, the oldest house of the intervention, which also has relation to the history of the area is preserved and turned into a museum of local history. Finally, concerning the new housing design it is attempted not only to design modern houses, but propose a more sustainable way of life. This type of life is known to the elders of the neighbourhood, but not to the new generations. Blocks of flats are created for different groups (couples, roommate, families). The internal space of the new squares is accessible to everyone and semi- public since the privacy of the inhabitants is preserved at the same time.


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3 2


folk museum of Akadimia Platwnos the proposed new housing area

-housing and shared offices volums -internal open yards with tree gardens ans an ampthitheatrical square

1. commercial stores 2. public library/cinema/theater 3. artificial hill

the artificial hill

the route to the folk museum





1st floor

2nd floor


Delft 2017


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