ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO Karianne Fonn J책rvik
I Projects 2013-2014
Karianne Fonn Jårvik født: 11.02.91
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2010-2015 Bergen Arkitekthøgskole, Norge 2014, Spring Tampere University of Technology, Finland 2013 Bachelor i arkitektur, Bestått med utmerkelse
Jobb: 2012-2015 Seiltrener , Berens Seilforening Kurs for optimistjolleseilere i alderen 9-15 år. Organisere treningsøkter lokalt, regionalt og nasjonalt. Tett oppfølging og veiledning under nasjonale og internasjonale mesterskap. 2011-2013, Sommer Promotør, Face2Face Promotering av tjenester for Kirkens Nødhjelp og Plan Norge i små og store norske byer. Arbeid i ulike små team, med individuelle målsetninger. 2011 Modellbygging, Arkitektgruppen Cubus Modell av Sandviken i 1:1000 for Maria Molden. Laget av korkplater og styrofoam. 2009 Logodesign, ConStrada AS Et lite oppdrag for det da nyoppstartede firmaet. Utforming av logo med firmanavn.
Programmer: Rhino Revit SketchUp InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator Excel, Word, PPT
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Human Locomotion
Complex Context Bergen School of Architecture 2014
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Bath House
History of Architecture Tampere University of Technology 2014
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Finnish Wood Architecture Tampere University of Technology 2014
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University Park
Landscape Architecture Tampere University of Technology 2014
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Oslo S (remodelling)
The city between security and freedom Bergen School of Architecture 2013
HUMAN LOCOMOTION - Indroducing a youth centre, new urban spaces and connections to the sea in Sandviken. In this project the focus was to investigate how Bergen, to an increasing extent, gets disconnected from the sea. The previously vibrant and changing shoreline has now remained unchanged for about 100 years. The only changes are the resent private developments, making it more difficult for people to approach the sea. Human Locomotion aims to give the sea back to the pedrestrians. The project consists of a pedestrian path, in the shape of a bridge, connected to three public plazas and Youth Centre with physical activities, study areas. It is by this, activating the shoreline as well as linking land to sea.
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Human Locomotion
Sandviken, Bergen Complex Context Bergen School of Architecture 2014 In team with: Inga Eggen
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Ragnhild Olsen
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Historical development of the seafront in Sandviken 1750 - 2014
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Plan 1:2500 Path in distance from buildings along the sea and Youth Centre connected to a public plaza ashore.
Exploded view of building volume
Copper roof
Wood construction, frame
01 - First floor study area, library and pingpong
00 - Ground floor Physical activity, kitchen, reception and wardrobes
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Section NE 1:250
Section NE 1:250
01 - physical activity
02 - movie screening
03 - skateboarding
When designing a building to be the aging Lotta Svärd Museum´s new neighbour one must be careful not to create an iconic or individualistic building. In respect of the neighbours and in hope of bringing some new life to Aalto´s buildings, the Bath House is designed to be a small-scale building. Clad with wood in different greys, it has deep historic roots, but a modern, contemporary appearance. With no striking details, its modesty shows respect for the existing buildings at the same time as leaving an important trace of its own time.
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Bath House
Sein채joki, Finland History of Architecture Tampere University of Technology 2014
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Detail of mullion in glass wall
Detail of mullion in existing glass wall
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Siteplan 1:1000 Materiality of the Bath House, the new plaza and its close surroundings. Neighbouring buildings in grey.
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Outdoor bench and pond/ ice rink Swimming pool, 32 oC Hot bath, 40 oC Cold bath, 10 oC
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Shower, women Sauna, women Toilet, women Toilet, women Changingroom, women
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Shower, men Sauna, men Toilet, men Toilet, men Changingroom, men
15. Entrance hall 16. Staff room 17. Staff toilet and shower
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>A< - an allotment garden with A-frame cottages of reusedtimber materials. The traditional A-frame construction is given a twist that gives it a modern look. The slight change in direction creates a south-facing corner that get nice and warm in sunny days. The building has a very steep roof where rain and snow run off easily and it has little need for maintenance. At the same time it makes the indoor space light and airy, like a modern Scandinavian summerhouse.
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Tampere, Finland Finnish Wood Architecture Tampere University of Technology 2014
Eveningsun. Visualization of one group of cottages, seen from southwest. Partly x-rayed.
Fine gravel Kitchen garden
Common outdoor area
Birch tree Apple tree Berry bushes Hedge
Siteplan 1:400 Arangement of gardens and commonarea
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Transportation diagram 1:400
Siteplan 1:2000
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Arangement of livingroom daytime. Furniture can easily be taken out to the terrace.
Arangement of livingroom night time, when aditional sleeping area is needed.
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Facade - front 1:100
Decking of reused short boards from constructionsite.Treated with colourless decking stain.
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750 mm Facade - left 1:50
Reused cladding boards from dismantled shoolbuildings or barns. Treated with tar.
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1. Floorboards 2. Air and vapour 3. Thermal insula 4. Thermal insula 5. Wind protectio rigid fiberboard
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1 Entrance 2 Livingroom/ bedroom 3 Kitchen 4 Bathroom 5 Sauna (possible storage or bedroom) 6 Wardrobe 7 Sleeping gallery total 28 m2
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The aim of this University Park is to take better use of the potential in this sunny site. The project includes various concrete islands in a shallow pool, some facilitating places to sit, some merely decorative and one big wooden bridge. Closest to the main entrance of Tietotalo, four islands with low grass and stones creates a calm atmosphere where one can sit and read or socialize. The trembling of the leaves and the waterfalls also help drowning out the noise from the nearby road, making it more pleasant to stay. The third group of islands is continuing the atmosphere made by the existing landscape composed of naturally rounded stones with a pine tree on one side and small coniferous shrubs on the other.
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University Park
Tampere, Finland Landscape Architecture Tampere University of Technology 2014
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The new station and part of the city takes advantage of the potential in the huge area behind Oslo S, where there is train tracks today. The main goal is to decrease peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s feeling of fear and discomfort when being at the station and the areas around. By lowering the train tracks below ground, a new city floor can be constructed on top, blending in with the existing situation. In contrast to the municipalities plans, this projects binds the station, Grønland, Barcode and the sea together. It will add new and raise existing qualities to public spaces and urban fabric in the city centre. A big part of this project consisted of reasearch of the current security situation around the world. Among this work was a case study of Occupy Wall Street and studytrips to Israel, London and Oslo.
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Oslo S (remodelling)
Oslo, Norway The city between security and freedom Bergen School of Architecture 2013
Case study, Occupy Wall Street In team with Erlend EspenĂŚs
Zuccotti Park owned and managed by Brookfield Properties, a commercial real estate company, but accessible to the public under city law.
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14. October People assemble in lower Manhattan to claim Zuccotti Park.
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15. November The police themselves occupied public and private spaces adjacent to the park in order to survey the camp and control access.
Case study, Occupy Wall Street In team with Erlend EspenĂŚs
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7. November The protesters began to winterize the encampment by installing tents, which previously had been discouraged in the spirit of radical openness and because of security concerns.
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Media area coordinate news updates on laptop computers powered by a portable gas-powered generator and batteries.
Bicycle power replaces the missing generators as volunteers pedal to produce electricity. Not enough to provide heat for the occupiers, but it let them charge their electronic devices.
Oslo S (remodelling)
“Aggressive immigrant groups, drug addicts, pimps and prostitute everywhere, and everyone wants a little piece of you. Been worse than usual lately inside the station.”
“Shouts, knives, loud quarrelling and being spoken to at night. I avoid going here if I can.”
“Annoying drug sellers, large groups of addicts at bus stops. Unsafe transport hub.”
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rådet lite vegetasjon, en stor andel harde flater og et stort sporområde med grus som gir tørr og støvete luft. For å kunne bygge boliger i området er det i utgangspunktet en forutsetning at nasjonale mål for PM10 (støvpartikler) og NO2(nitrogendioksid) kan overholdes. Disse målene er ofte vanskelige å overholde i/rundt sterkt trafikkerte gater (mer enn 15000ÅDT) og rundt store rundkjøringer.
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1. commercial area 2. train station 3. recidential area 4. kindergarten
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4 1. ticket office 2. entrance/ exit platforms 3. information board - train ticket office 4.1.ligtrail stop 2. entrance/ exit platforms 5.3.waiting facilities information board - train 6.4.Akerselva light rail stop 5. waiting facilities 6. Akerselva
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