PAPALEONIDAS KYRIAKOS
PORTFOLIO SELECTED ACADEMIC WORKS 2011-2016
CURRICULUM VITAE name: nationality: adress: contact:
Kyriakos Papaleonidas,1989 Greek Kassandrou 125,Thessaloniki,Greece kyriakos.papaleonidas@gmail.com +306975747267
|EDUCATION 2007-2015 Diploma in Architecture
Department of Architectural Engineering, DUTH Xanthi, Greece Equivalent to BArch & MArch
|SKILLS Software
Analog
2011-2012 Erasmus Scholarship
Escuela de Architectura y Tecnologia, Universidad Camilo Jose Cela (UCJC) Madrid, Spain
|WORK EXPERIENCE 2014-present Alexander Gulf Global Solutions LLC Al Karama, Dubai +97143596422 alexander_gulf@yahoo.com
2015-2016 Hellenic Greek Army,
Corps of Engineers, Limnos, Greece Obligatory Military Service
2011-2012 David Arribas Serrano & Arquitectos Collado Villalba Madrid
|WORKSHOPS-EXHIBITIONS 2015
Autumn school/Workshop in Advance Rhino & Grasshopper, 3d printing/lasercutting International Hellenic University
2011-2013
Students Exhibition 2010-2011/2011-2012 Department of Architecture Engineering, Duth projects type: Architectural Design/Architecture Analysis/Renovation
2011-2012
Jury,+Units & PFC Exhibition (2012),Universidad Camilo Jose Cela Jurados de otono,2011
Autocad / Archicad / Rhino Vray / 3ds Max / Photoshop Indesign / Illustrator / Office Hand-drawing / Sketching Model-making / Photography
|LANGUAGES Greek English Spanish
Native Fluent Fluent
CONTENTS
NETWORK OF COLLABORATIVE ACTIONS Diploma Project
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BACK TO PRODUCTION
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CITY MUSEUM
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PRIMARY SCHOOL
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RESIDENTIAL BUILDING
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THERMAL BATHS & ACCOMODATION COMPLEX
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Academic Project Academic Project Academic Project Academic Project Academic Project
Academic Diploma Project Year:2015 Design Team: K.Papaleonidas,G.Portokaloglou,A.Martigopoulos
NETWORK OF COLLABORATIVE ACTIONS for the enhancement of the urban sustainability
Description This project is about the revitalisation of a deprived residential area, in the west part of Thessaloniki. The main aim is the creation of a network consisted of cooperative and self-managed working structures and collective actions, in order to invigorate employment and the local market, to rehabilitate social weak groups and to create structures that help social reproduction. Emphasis is given to the residential renewal, the utilisation of the abandoned building stock and the creation of free public spaces. The basic element of this proposal is the creation of a research centre for economic construction and material processing, where citizens will actively participate in the design process. Although, the main goal of the project is the construction of social housing complex, the creation of social structures for rehabilitation, a homeless reception centre, as well as the configuration of a cultural-educational centre. This proposal investigates new practices with social direction in the field of the regeneration of deprived areas, as well as a model of intervention which could be applied to respective deprived areas.
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Strategic Plan Human Resources Non-profit Organisations
Academic Community Network of Collective Actions & Self-managed Structures
Financial Resourses Development Programs
Municipality of Thessaloniki Cooperative Economy
Reuse/renovation of old buildings Construction of new buildings Configuration of rural public space
Research Centre for economic construction & material processing
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Social Housing Complex
Educational/ Cultural Centre
Social Supportive Structures
Homeless Reception Centre
Fab Labs
Sheltering
Education
Forwarding
Hygiene Services
DIY Making
Public Space
Art & Culture
Social Psycological Support
Dormitory
Learning
Local Market
Social Grocery
Learning Clinic
Dining Area
Research
Social Pharmacy
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Masterplan
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B
A
A’
Ground Floor
First Floor +4.40
B’
Educational & Cultural Centre
building uses library/computer centre workshop spaces/communal space
+7.40m
amphitheater classroom/art labs
+4.40m
social grocery/semi-outdoor amphitheater processing labs/foyer
0.00m
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2.
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First Floor +7.40
3. 1. Existing Condition
2. Section A-A’
3. Public Square View
5. Atrium View(a)
6. Atrium View(b)
7. Section B-B’
4. Second Floor View
4. 6. 5. amphitheatre foyer/coffee
libray/computer centre
arts labs workshop spaces
processing labs communal space/ living room
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Typical Floor
Social Housing Complex
building uses 19x50m2 44x70m2 19x90m2 cafeteria/public space/playground multi-use building 100m2 82 dwellings:
retail shops x 10 parking area
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2. 8
3. 1. Section
2. South Elevation
3. Public Place View
5. Market Street View
6. First Floor View(b)
7. North Elevation
4. First Floor View(a)
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4. 5.
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B
B’
A’
Ground Floor
First Floor +3.00
Social Supportive Structures
building uses time bank/social support/ social walefare office/communal space career office/social drugstore social clinic/laundry
+3.00m 0.00m
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2. 10
3. 1. Public Square View
2. Section A-A’
3. Street View
4. First Floor View(a)
5. First Floor View(b)
6. Section B-B’
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B
A
A’
Ground Floor
B’
Typical Floor
Homeless Reception Centre
building uses bed rooms living room/wc reception/dining area laudry/public baths
+4.00m +7.00m 0.00m
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3.
1. Existing Condition 2. Section A-A’ 3. Public Square View 4. Street View 5. Section B-B’
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Building A
public square/ outdoor working place
Building C Building B
Ground Floor
First Floor
Research Centren for Economic Construction and Material Processing
Building A building uses library/computer room
+3.00m
reception/research labs
0.00m
reception/amphitheatre/classrooms/offices/research labs/cafeteria
-4.35m
Building B,C building uses research design labs forge/carpentry/warehouses
0.00m +3.00 -4.35m
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research design lab warehouse
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research design lab forge
carpentry
3. 1. Existing Condition
2. Section A-A’
3. Working Place(a)
5. Working Place(b)
6. Working Place(c)
7. Section B-B’
4. Model View
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Academic Course Project Year:2014 Design Team: S.Kiousis,K.Papaleonidas,S.Oikonomidis
BACK TO PRODUCTION
new structures in John Fill’s abandoned factory Description The main purpose of this project was the revitalization of the local production in a sustainable way. The restoration and reuse of John Fill’s abandoned factory in the countryside aspires to become a cluster of cooperative agricultural production where the local producers can process raw materials, expose their products, receive technological and educational support while coming in contact with the local community. The architectural proposal consists of two elements: the main building shell and a secondary, light, metal system inside it. Foremost, the basic structure is maintained in order to include properly the essential space needed for the main, productional functions while new point wise roof openings bring sun light into the deep interior of the factory. Latter, educational and commercial uses are mainly accommodated, utilising the big interior height for the creation of two servicing levels.
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education/research
municipalities NATURAL RESOURCES
Xanthi Drama Kavala
SETTLEMENTS
INPUT
tourism
academic community
OUTPUT
RESIDENTIAL REORGANISATION
human resources
production
abandoned
active
financial resources
locals students visitors
development programs
winery
apiary
seed bank food preservation
production route a
dining area
carpentry forge
educational programs
b
spare room LEVEL USES
lofts +3.30
bazaar route
independent metal infrastruc-
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THE AGRICULTURAL MALL John Fill ‘s abandoned factory
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B
B’
C
C’
Plan +0.00
B
B’
C
C’
A’
Production Sector
Research/ Workshop Areas/Bazaar
Education/ Restaurant
Residential/Admistration
Plan +3.30
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1. Inner Atrium(a) 2. Section A-A’ 3. Section B-B’
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b. outdoor product exhibition
a. food maintenance
d. dining area
c. ceed bank
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b
c
e. residential uses
d
e
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1. 1. Dining Area
2. Interior Atrium(b)
3. Interior Library
4. Interior Atrium(c)
5. Section C-C’
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Academic Course Project Year:2011 Design Team: K.Papaleonidas,S.Maniatis,P.Manolis
CITY MUSEUM Description The main question was how to design a museum that could respond to the self-referential act of exhibiting, but in the same time to respond to its public identity. So it came up the idea of a multi-storey single space, an interior plaza, for the permanent exhibitions. A place where interaction can be occurred not only between the visitor and the exhibit, but the visitors as well. The movement around the interior plaza, the diagonal public passage, the multilevel public squares try to organise the way that exhibiting, exploring and interacting affect daily life. Τhe building is divided in three volumes. Τhe main hosts the permanent exhibition, the interior plaza and a projection room. A second volume which host periodical exhibition, offices and a cafeteria is situated across in order to organise museum’s basic atrium. The third volume is placed underground the second public square and contain the museum labs as well as the rest auxiliary functions.
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B
C
A C’
A’
1. B’
1. Ground floor plan 2. Interior perspective A 3. Section A-A’
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1. 1. Interior perspective B 2. Front elevation 3. Section B-B’ 4. Section C-C’
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Academic Course Project Year:2010 Design Team: K.Papaleonidas,A.Martigopoulos
PRIMARY SCHOOL Description The main purpose of the project was the creation of a primary school open to the local community. A school that apart from its educational function, hosts other extra-curricular activities for the neighbours during the whole day. This is accomplished with the creation of two school yards in different levels. The first one faces the main road and gathers facilities such as a multi-use hall, computer labs and a small basketball court, and the second one is located at a higher level which gathers six classrooms. The main building consists of 2 different volumes divided by a vertical path which connects neighbourhood’s level in the north part of the site and the main road in the south. The first volume is a L type building where the classrooms and the multipurpose-hall are situated and the other one contains a library space and some artistic studios which both function separately giving the necessary flexibility depending on the neighbourhood’s needs.
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+4.50
+0.00
First Floor Plan
+0.00
Ground Floor Plan 25
Exploded Axonometric
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4
2 1
3
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Ground Floor | 1) Multi-use hall & foyer 2) Computer Labs 3) WC 4) Offices 5) Basketball Court
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First Floor | 1) Classrooms
2) Canteen 3) Library 4) Artistic Studios
1. 1. Perspective view (school yard 0.00) 2. Perspective view (school yard +4.50) 3. Perspective view (corridor) 4. Right elevation
2. 3.
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1. Perspective view (balcony-school yard) 2. Sketch (front view) 3. Sketch (auditorium) 4. Front elevation
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1. Perspective view (balcony-corridor) 2. Model sc.1:50 (front view detail) 3. Model sc.1:50 (auditorium)
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Academic Course Project Year:2011 Design Team: K.Papaleonidas,G.Portokaloglou,P.Manolis
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING Description This residential complex is located in the centre of Xanthi, right on the city’s main street. The project’s principal aim was the creation of a vertical, heterogeneous community which is succeeded by a mix use programme as well as the dwelling’s form clarity. The mix use programme is based on the typical greek multi-housing layout where dwellings of various sizes, offices and small scale retail shops provide a day-long mobility. A new way of designing the typical form of “Polykatoikia” is proposed. Public semi-outdoor paths penetrate the main volume giving access to the retail shops which are situated in the original ground level. The rest storeys contain offices and different types of houses for the citizens of Xanthi.
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1. 1. Perspective view 2. Interior perspective A 3. Interior perspecive B 4. Interior sketch
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Academic Course Project Year:2012 Design Team: K.Papaleonidas,K.Tatsis,S.Giaramanis
THERMAL BATHS & ACCOMODATION COMPLEX Description The project focuses on a landscape, rich in thermal mineral springs, at a remote mountainous area of the prefecture of Xanthi. The site becomes a kind of platform for the structures and also the physical context for analysis, programming and design of special facilities. Thermal spa facilities, accommodation and ancillary facilities are being developed in order to operate with relative autonomy. At the same time basic facilities are perceived as a unique whole and as a context, flexible to create interactive relationships and open passages with the landscape. The main design concept is the separation of the thermal spa facilities and the accommodation facilities through a diagonal passageway-wall. A cafeteria and a restaurant are situated in the middle connecting public and private functions of the complex building programme.
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B’ A’
1. 1. General plan 2. Section A-A’ 3. Section B-B’
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