Architecture should speak of its time and place, but yearn for timelessness. Frank Gehry
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//PROPOSAL FOR SAINT AGNES MONASTERY IN PRAGUE// JEWISH HERITAGE CULTURAL CENTER IN THE JOSEFOV DISTRICT
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//A RESIDENTIAL CO-WORKING NEIGHBORHOOD IN AL FARAFRA// A POST WAR RECONSTRUCTION PROPOSAL IN AL FARAFRA DISTRICT
//REVITALIZATION OF THE EX INDUSTRIAL CITY OF BUCCINASCO// STRATEGIC PLAN FOR THE PROMOTION OF THE URBAN HERITAGE OF BUCCINASCO
//MIKROS GIALOS RESORT IN THE ISLAND OF LEFKAS// LUXURY HOUSES COMPLEX IN THE AREA OF MIKROS GIALOS IN POROS VILLAGE
//VILLA HEAVEN IN ATHANI// MODERN VILLA WITH TRADITIONAL MATERIALS IN THE HILLS OF SOUTH LEFKAS
EDUCATION M.SC. ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN POLITECNICO DI MILANO, 2016- 2020 ENGINEER OF URBAN AND SPATIAL PLANNING AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT POLITECHNIC OF THESSALY, 2008-2014 LYCEUM G R A D UAT E (W I T H H O N O U R S) 5TH NATIONAL LYCEUM OF ATHENS, 2006-2008 WORK EXPERIENCE
KRISTIANA KYRITSI M.Sc. ARCHITECTURE AND URBAN DESIGN TEL . 0030 694 404 412 4 E-MAIL kyritsikri@gmai.com LINKED IN
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PART- TIME JOBS FREELANCE ITALIAN TUTOR (A1-B2 LEVELS) 0 9 / 2 01 8 - 0 6 / 20 20 FREELANCE TRANSLATOR 0 9 / 2 01 6 - 0 1/ 20 20 INTERPRETER IN MILAN EXPO (ITALIAN, GREEK, ENGLISH) TOPOVOROS PUBBLICATIONS 0 3 / 2 0 1 6 - 0 7 / 20 1 6 ENGLISH- GREEK TRANSLATIONS SCIENTIFIC PROOF READING EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT FOR STUDENTS 01/2015-01/2016 COURSES: HISTORY OF ARCHITECTURE, HISTORY OF URBAN DESIGN INTERNSHIPS POLITECNICO DI MILANO 10/2019- 12/ 2019 ACADEMIC RESEARCHER URBAN HEALTH PROGRAMME LABORATORY OF ARCHITECTURE, URBAN PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION ENGINEERING POLYTECHNIC OF THESSALY 07/2014- 08/ 2014 ACADEMIC RESEARCHER LABORATORY OF TOURISM PLANNING AND POLICY DESIGN POLYTECHNIC OF THESSALY 07/2013- 08/ 2013 ACADEMIC RESEARCHER LABORATORY OF RURAL SPACE PUBBLICATIONS Kyritsi K. (2020), A post war reconstruction proposal in Al Farafra district, Master Thesis, Campus Leonardo Library, Politecnico di Milano, 2020 Kyritsi K. (2014), The immigrant detention centers in Greece: Socio- geographical approaches, Post Graduate Thesis, University of Thessaly, Volos, 2014
VOLUNTEERING OPEN HOUSE ATHENS 04/ 201 8 T O U R G U I D E OF THE HISTORIC BUILDING OLD PARLIAMENT HOUSE NGO INTERNATIONAL AMNESTY 2 014- 2 016 GRAPHIC DESIGNER REFUGEES AND MIGRANTS NETWORK CAMPAIGN OPERATION CONFERENCES 4TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF EARTHQUAKE ENGINEERING ATHENS, 09/2019 AT T E N DA N C E SHADOW LIBRARIES CONFERENCE ATHENS, 03/2018 WORKSHOP 4TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE OF URBAN AND SPATIAL PLANNING AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT VOLOS, 10/2015 Presentation of the article “Social geographical approaches of immigrant detention in Greece: the example of Corinthos” ELIAMEP- EUI INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE GOVERNING IRREGULAR MIGRATION: STATES, ACTORS AND INTERMEDIARIES ATHENS, 07/2015 AT T E N DA N C E INTERESTS POST- WAR ARCHITECTURE RESTAURATION AND REUSE PARTICIPATORY DESIGN THEMATIC CHARTOGRAPHY ACOUSTIC ENGINEERING OTHER SKILLS D R I V I N G L I C E N S E B2 T H E AT R I C A L S T U D I E S MUSIC STUDIES (6 YEARS) SELF DEFENSE
//A CITY WITHIN THE CITY// E X PA N S ION OF T HE C I T TA S T U D I C A MP US IN MIL A N S U P E R V I S OR : F ON TA NE L L A E . , K T E N A S N . T E A M: K Y R I T S I K R I S T I A N A , YAO Y IFA N 0 2 / 2 0 18
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The aim of this project is to propose a new relation between the historic campus of Citta Studi and the new buildings which are being added in order to cover the modern needs. T he site analysis provoked a cr ucial weak ness of the area which is the lack of order and unity between the structures.
SHADOW PLAN
The new block is directly connected with the historic one by an immense square and a waterpath shows the way to its main building, a conference center. The “tower’ a skyscraper in the northeast becomes the landmark, guiding the passengers following the axis of the main road. The structures of the complex are connected through a large pedestrian bridge (10 meters) which is part of the building’s function and role.
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The main facades of the buildings are those towards the internal alley. The skyscraper contains offices and of the three square buildings are serving classrooms and study rooms purposes. The transit i o n f r o m t h e c o n c r e te b r i d g e to t h e s e b u i l d i n g s i s r e a l ised through a light element, the glass box. These are steelframe glass structures which serve circulation and lighiting.
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The block seems hard and mysterious from the external but as someone enters to it discovers movement and flexibility, just like the contemporary metropolis. PHYSICAL MODEL
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//PROPOSAL FOR THE SAINT AGNES MONASTERY IN PRAGUE// JEWISH HERI TAGE CULTURAL CEN T ER IN JOSEFOV DIST RICT SUPERVISORS: CHIZZONITI D., CUSATELLI S., MEDA AL., PREIS L. TEAM: KYRITSI KRISTIANA, SICHAO LIU, WANIS WALAA, WEI LIU 07/2017
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//MIRASOLE DAY CARE CENTER FOR DISABLED CHILDREN// REUSE OF THE EX RURAL BUILDINGS OF MIRASOLE ABBEY SUPERVISORS: BORTOLOTTO S., TONIOLO L. TEAM: KYRITSI KRISTIANA, RAJ MOHIT, ZHANG YUNGIAN, ZHENG LIU 07/2017
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//MIRASOLE DAY CARE CENTER OF IN THE RURAL BUILDINGS OF THE
DISABLED CHILDREN// OLD MIRASOLE ABBEY
This project is about the restoration of a rural buildings complex of the Abbey of Mirasole, located in the agricultural area of South Milan, in the Community of Opera. These traditional farmhouses have a significant historic value as they represent one important part of Italian history. In fact, their oldest parts belong to the first half of 18th century, when they were used as warehouses by the monks “Umiliati”, a catholic religious movement. By this time, the played e very high role in the economic activity and the production of the area. In order to revitalize this area and make it attractive and compelling again for Milan, we based our concept not only in the preservation of the existing parts but in the total transformation of the complex to a functional and appealing unite able to serve modern needs. The interesting part on this approach is that we found out the several types of decay from which the masonries are suffering and we investigate them according to their material types, and their age and the environmental conditions of the site. According to the classification of Icomos Glossary, we defined the different deterioration patterns of each of the three facades (A,B,C) and we mapped this patterns in drawings who show in which parts of the buildings are present. An important aspect of our investigation, is that we resulted that in most of the cases multiple deterioration forms are occurring in the same part of the façade, a result of the advanced state of decay they are in.
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//A RESIDENTIAL CO-WORKING NEIGHBORHOOD IN AL FARAFRA// A POST WAR RECONSTRUCTION PROPOSAL IN AL FARAFRA DISTRICT
This is an ex- residential area, known as Al Farafra neighborhood, in the center of the city. The area views to the citadel which is its boundary from the south. Thus, the aim of this project is to create structures and spaces able to cover the emerging need of Aleppo people, but also to be enough flexible to reach possible future necessities. The main fact that affected the idea of this proposal is that in the Islamic communities women have very few opportunities to work. This situation is affected by the post war conditions where women are the main labor force. The concept of the projects is based in a new configuration of the building block where in the external side of the block the residential units are designed while in the internal side of the work activities are placed. These work-spaces consist of laboratories are directly connected with the expansion of the market axis. The houses are designed according to different composition of households, and in the south part of the district a collective housing unit is designed to cover the needs of a temporary/transit housing solution.
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SOUTH WEST AXONOMETRIC VIEW
RESIDENCE UNIT 1a
Residence unit for a nuclear familiy up to 4 people. This housing typology together with type 1b are the most common in the project. Bedroom spaces are in the first floor to provide privacy in the family. Net Internal Area: 121 m2 .
RESIDENCE UNIT 1b SOUTH WEST AXONOMETRIC VIEW Residence unit for a nuclear familiy up to 4 people. This housing typology appears when the structure faces the pedestrian street which brings to the inside of the quarter. Kitchen and dining space are in the same room while in the living room in front of the etrance to be directly accessible by the guests. Net Internal Area: 105 m2 .
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RESIDENCE UNIT 2 Residence unit for a family with more than two kids, thus about 5 people nucleus. Direct access from the entrance to the courtyard. A second living room with a separate access is designed in order to provide privacy to the family members. Net Internal Area: 131 m2 .
RESIDENCE UNIT 3 Residence unit for an extended family. This type can befound also with a thrid bedroom instead of a living room in the first floor. The guest living room is directly connected with the entrance. In the groundfloor there is a guest room, spatuous enough to transform for an extra bedroom of the grandparents. Net Internal Area: 155 m2.
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RESIDENCE UNIT 4 Extended family house, for a couple, their kinds, the grandparents and a guest room for eventual visitors. The entrance is directly connected with the iwan. The groundfloor space is divided in two parts, in the west side there is the family living room and the dining room. In the east side there are the spaces for the guests. The passage from one part to the other happens through the iwan. In the first floor, a spacious terrace gives access to the natural light and provides extra area in case of future expansion. Net Internal Area: 187 m2.
RESIDENCE UNIT 5 Two ideal residences sharing the same courtyard and iwan. This residence is designed for two siblings and their families. The ground floor of each unit has a living room for the guests with a separate acess from the courtyard. The second living room is connected with the dining room and is designed for the family members. In the groundfloor is placed also a guest bedroom, this room can be used to thost grandarents or a family friend. Net Internal Area: 296 m2.
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The area of interest is an ex industrial city in the south of Milan, which became well known in the begin of 20 th Century because of its agricultural production and inCASCINA PEZZOLO
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the last decade Buccinasco suffers from abbandonment and urban degradation, This is a research in the urban history of this city, it studies the urban sprawl, the land uses and the important axis and builidings from the end of 19 th century till the present day.
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r e v i t a l i z e t h i s e x - i ndustrial city proposing the restoration and reuse of the abbandoned
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SPECIFIC INTERVENTIONS PRESERVATION OF DISUSED BULDINGS
CONSERVATION AND REUSE
REUSE NEW LANDMARKS CYCLING PATHS GREEN SYSTEM NEW GREEN AREAS GREEN AXES RICEFIELDS CULTIVATIONS EXISTING PARK ZONES OF INTERVENTION INSIDE THE URBAN FABRIC N.A.F. PRESERVATION HISTORICAL FABRIC FA B R I C R E A R R E N G E M E N T HOMOGENOUS FABRIC INTERVENTION IN THE FACADES EX-INDUSTRIAL ZONES PROJECT MAP
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/ / M I K ROS GIA LOS R E SOR T I N T H E I SL A N D OF L E F K AS / / LUXURY HOUSES COMPLEX IN THE AREA OF MIKROS GIALOS IN POROS VILLAGE AKKM ARCHITECTS 08/2020
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LOCATION
This is a complex of luxury homes in the area of Mikros Gialos of the village of Poros in Lefkada. Four two-storey villas are placed on different levels following the morphology of the ground. Each house has a basement which can be used for any function. The access to the site is from an existing road on the east side. A private road is designed to access the houses, which follows the natural slope. The houses have been placed and designed in such a way that they all have a sea view. At the same time, their placement at different levels provides privacy to their residents. Each house has its own separate outdoor area and swimming pool. Every pool is qualified an infinity pool, the top of the water is at the same level as the edges surrounding the pool, creating the illusion the edge merging with the blue of the sky and the sea. Wide openings are provided for the facades of the houses that serve natural lighting. The materials proposed are wood on the first floor and stone on the ground floor and the outdoor space structures. The pergolas are made of either wood and metal or metal and fabric. On the south side of the plot overlooking the beach has been designed an outdoor area that is common to all homes in which an artificial lake pool is provided.
PROPERT Y PLACEMENT IN MIKROS GIALOS
AERIAL VIEW OF THE LOT
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VILLA HEAVEN PROJECT IS PLACED IN THE SOUTH WEST SIDE OF THE ISLAND OF LEFKAS
THE LOT IS PLACED AT AROUND 230 METERS ABOVE THE BEACH OF PORTO KATSIKI
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OUTDOOR SPACE GROUND FLOOR PLAN Villa Heaven is a two storey residence in the area of Athani Village in soutwest Lefkas. The location of this project is unique because its stunnig view to Porto Katsiki beach. The design of the whole structure follows the morphology of the hill and is orientated looking to the sea, with large openings in the east side to gain natural light, and a more rigid facade in the west side. The composition of the materials, stone in the groudfloor walls and wood and metal panels in the first floor, as the traditional ionian islands antiseismic architecture suggests.
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