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marcin stępień


marcin stępień

Marcin Stępień

m.m.stepien.98@gmail.com born 29th June 1998, Poland Living in Poznań, studying at University of Technology. I’m at the begging of the architecture road, trying to find my identity. For that reason I look for opportunities to develope myself, expand my knowladge, to evolve. Architecture history fascinates me, how it affects todays building typolgies. Todays worlds problem, the changing climate are close to my heart.

Education

University of Technology Poznań Faculty of Architecture Poznań, Poland 2017 - ongoing

Additional expirience

Polish association of architecture students OSSA workshop 2019 edition - main theme - disruption my group was led by a great architecture office from Berlin - c/o now link to the film - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUDvOgLWkdw Mood for wood Poznan workshop 2020 edition - main theme - grow your community my group was led by Nils Wend

Professional experience

UGO.COM.PL Poznań, Poland 02.2019 - 10.2019 8 months CAD drawings + BIM modeler + presentation making Conceptual and developed design of numerous international competitions as well as real projects in the field of architecture, urbanism and interior design at various scales and programs. Atelier Starzak Strebicki Poznań, Poland 06.2020 - ongoing CAD drawings + modeler + presentation making Conceptual and developed design of projects in the field of architecture, urbanism and interior design at various scales and programs. Maintenance of the comany website and PR publications.

Skills

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3D modeling / 2D drafting Autodesk: Revit architecture, AutoCAD SketchUp VectorWorks digital Image / rendering / vector programs Adobe: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign Twinmotion, visualisations physical modeling languages polish (native) english (fluent) german (comunicative)


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Projects

tabriz district

developement of the fair of poznan area competition page 4

eartquake resistant city iran competition page 8

steps

byczyna revitalization plan

workshops project - built workshop page 10

small city in rural area academic page 14

housing development

art center

redevelopment of a city district centre academic page 18

new artistic point academic page 24

couples house

fruit processing center bogdanczowice

small house for two people academic page 26

production with orchand farm academic page 28

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west wall


marcin stępień

west wall developement of the fair area / poznan

view over the footbridge

view to the office building

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view from the trainstaion to the old pavilions


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MEDICAL UNIVESITY CAMPUS

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2020

The area of ​​the Poznań Fair is an area in a key location in relation to the city center. Today, this area is closed to ordinary people and causes problems with communication and on social background. The surroundings of this area suffer from this isolation that affects the surroundings. From its beginnings, the center of Poznań shifts westwards in relation to earlier locations. At this point, we lack space for another center, which is currently located in the former castle district. But we have a fair area that is just waiting for redevelopment because the trade fair itself does not need such a large area. A multi-functional footbridge routed in the air connects the current center with its new version. It will contain exhibition and service spaces. Mark’s Square is becoming the new center of Poznań. The fair does not lose exhibition space due to the new pavilion and the restoration of those that are currently used as warehouses. The new footbridge network created over time enriches the way the fairgrounds are used. The spaces between the pavilions gain value through the level of footbridges, also green floods this space. Due to the impulse of the fair, the neglected space around is supplemented. A clear connection between the quarters and alternative walking and cycling routes are created. This part of the city is gaining new value and allows for further development of the city.


marcin stępień

view to the main entrance to fairs

view to the office building

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view inside the office building


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actual

1 stage footbridge, office building, firing pin, east entrance demolish

2 stage footbridges loop, 14 and 16 pavilion demolish, elongated train station

3 stage more footbridges, new pavilion + superstructure

4 stage fair tram

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2020

history


marcin stępień

tabriz district development of a city heart district with earthquakes in mind / tabriz, iran

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mosque soccer field

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sport hall

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bazar

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park

hospital

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municipaly building

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shopping center

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stock market

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modern gallery

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hospital

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shopping

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architecture portolio

view 2 on the detached family with singly family houses at the background

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2020

whole city

Our design idea was to create a district of the city of Tabriz that apart from being a great vibrant place to live will minimize the negative effects of the serious problem of todays Iran, which are earthquakes. Our aim was to create an oasis in which people, living in the city, during the movements of the earth’s crust will be able to find shelter, receive basic medical care, and wait calmly for a period of recovery from this tragedy. A great advantage of the designed area is the fact that in everyday life it functions as an organic part of the compact urban fabric, providing many jobs, modern educational facilities, numerous green areas and residential buildings. Within its borders it contains all the buildings necessary for people’s everyday life, so it can transform into an autonomous unit in times of crisis without any problems. Many of the objects change their functions so as to best suit the current needs at that time. A very large part of them turns into hospitals, accommodation facilities, canteens or warehouses. In addition, numerous green areas gain the function of evacuation points where people can gather and wait together for the worst moments during an earthquake. Particularly noteworthy in the project are the residential facilities, which, thanks to their original construction, allow to create a district coherent in terms of image, at the same time giving every resident the opportunity to expand their house as they want. Thanks to this treatment, we want to draw attention to how important in the Arab culture is originality and difference, so that the visual image of Arab cities appears to be extremely unique. In the very dense and sometimes cramped urban fabric, it is difficult to find two exactly identical houses, which proves the great diversity and freedom in shaping the architecture. In addition, thanks to their construction on high pillars, we gain a very large number of shaded green areas, necessary, among others, for children’s games or spending free time with the neighbors. The detached houses comes in three sizes - 4, 3, 2 persons. They have the same construction as the single family houses. Thay can be joined together to create longer forms. All of them have outdoor corridors and can be expanded like the single houses. All the buildings in the project area will be constructed in the technology preventing the negative impact of seismic waves spreading during the earthquake. The exact operating diagram of the technology used is on the boards and shows exactly which building elements are responsible for avoiding building disasters. We decided to preserve some of the existing building and incorporate them into new fabric to strengthen the place identity and lower the overall ecological impact of the development. The roads greed is kept simple to provide clear orientation for newcoomers and in case of danger it insures that no one will get lost due to complicated road system.


marcin stępień

view 3 on the mian square with wind tower

view 4 on the university campus with bazar visible

stage 1 - creating a residential building on colums that creates a frame for future developement

stage 3.1 - building up the roof with another livable floor for the same family or for rent

stage 2 - building up a staircase that gives us the axess to the roof

stage 3.2 - using the roof as a recreational area / roof garden and the ground floor as workshop / small business

office

block of flats

crossection AA - main axis

bazar

offices

mosque

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shopping mall

goverment

offices

hospi


comunication, parking people coridors, gather areas, changing function building in case of danger

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oices school

detached houses axonometric

2020

block of flats

mosque

ital

architecture portolio


honour tribune

marcin stępień

viewing platform over the construction site / warsaw Participants: Nils Wenk - tutor Helena Wierzbowska Maria Pawłowa Julia Panasiuk Lena Nafe Eddie Hovakimyan Leon Morscher Jakub Koźlik Marcin Stępień Maksymilian Jaszczuk

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side view

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2020

The steps are a project that evolved from the place where it stands. Szelag garden is a public space for local community. Greatly green area has a big advantage over the other parts of the plot, it has a great view on the river but the best can be admired about 2,5 metres above ground. Other characteristic element of the spot is the slope that goes down to the water, it drives our eyes to it. Our structure consist of two joined stairs made from plywood. It has three zones, one to conteplate and admire the river. Second is a place to sit and talk with others. The third is a cave located on the secluded side, a place to sit, relax and watch the nature in front of you.


marcin stępień

byczyna revitalization plan urbanism intervention in a small city in rural area / byczyna

view on tea pavilion, viewing tower and the old city with wall

terraced houses II

terraced houses

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block of flats

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main road

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fishing pond

recreation pond

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building for pond recreation I

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block of

single family housing

flats

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sport centre with school

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tee pavilion 2

school

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50 m medival walls passage

land development

stare miasto

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view on long block of flat with public facilities on the ground floor

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2020

whole city

Byczyna is a small city in the rural area of opolskie voivodeship. Its good times are long behind. The main problems are among others depopulation of the centre areas, unfavourable age pyramid and lack of fund for revitalization of the heart areas witch are the most valuable in the city. New developements ends on single family houses without any general plan witch resulats in total chaos and drive of urban sprawl. The city consists of the mentioned old city witch dates back to medieval times , the second part of the city is a big developement of a single family houses and some block of flats. On the plan we can clearly see the developing main access roads. The project aims to give a impuls for the future develoment of the city to the north area and to give a strong impact on the city park with a great herritage. Revitalisation of this park along with some new buildings in the northern part are the key elements of the project. It assume building of block of flats, terraced houses and some single family homes. The architecture should be down to earth and adequate to the place. The other goals are the least affect on the nature and to give a new places for the local comunity to grow. One of the element of the project is a viewing platform near the city wall that could be a great tourist attraction and can give a completly new perspective of the city. Next, there are two bridges over the wall to provide shorter comuting time from the new part of the city to the city center.


marcin stępień

view on block of flats with public facilities on the ground floor

past situation

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crossection with old city on the left and the development area on the right


architecture portolio

view on the tea pavilion

building typologies

2020

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marcin stępień

housing development redevelopment of a city district glowna center / poznan

main view

C new estate 1

acurate project

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east squere

existing buildings III

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bus station

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legend low grass low greenery terraces access high greenery axes views

ground school


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Areas in the centers of the districts of large cities have the greatest value. This sentence is not only about material conditions, but also about identity and city-forming. This is where public life goes on and social relationships are built. The district of the city of Poznań (Główna) has a very clearly marked center, and yet it remains undeveloped and left alone. It is influenced by many factors, but above all by passivity, land division, private ownership, lack of planning, and thus spatial chaos and visible space divisions. Currently, the center is created by Główna Street, from the east market to Nadolnik Street. It is a space occupied mainly by a heavily used road despite the existing beltway. The building quarter east of the market is occupied to a large extent by garages and small enterprises. This happens in the very center of the district, which was once a separate urban entity. It is proposed to organize the buildings in the said quarter by demolishing the buildings inadequate for the center of the district and supplementing it in missing places. The idea of ​​dividing the frontage buildings into buildings with former ownership limits was adopted. Two buildings, one residential and one that would have a social function for future residents were introduced into the interior of the quarter. The solution to the problem of cars is planned by introducing one common underground car park for the whole establishment. It would cover an area of ​​about 1/3 of a quarter. The market would regain its original function. A center would be created which is needed because of the rapid development of the district and further development estates. The potential of this district was noticed because of the proximity of the center of Poznań itself. Plans have already been established for the extension of the tram line. The area of ​​special attention in the project is the plot located at the western end of the said quarter. The design idea assumes not closing the quarter, but opening it to the Eastern market. Two blocks are added to the existing frontage development. The aim of not closing the quarter is to increase the public space of the market itself with its interior. The designed buildings will not be overwhelmed with their size, 11 and 14 meters are planned. Two apartments and a commercial space will be built in the lower building. In the higher one, however, six apartments and one service premises, which would have served as its social space until the social building wil be built within the quarter. The two buildings would be connected by underground, where would also be storage rooms, a sauna and a corridor leading to the underground garage.

new estate 2

church

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view from balcony

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view on the squere


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views from streets główna / nadolnik / średnia / smolna

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view B

2020

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art center new artistic point on 23 lutego street / poznan

view on the caffee

view from above

view in the gallery

view on the entrance

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architecture portolio

level 0

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level 3

2020

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marcin stępień

couples house small house for two people on pogodna street / poznan

level 0

level 1

view from the road

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view on the kitchen

view on living room


architecture portolio

2020

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fruit processing center bogdanczowice production of mainly apple products with orchand farm / bogdanczowice

view from the orchand

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localization

marcin stępień


architecture portolio

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raw materials reception - 3,00m

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existing orchand

existing orchand

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product collection

trash collection

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palace axis

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2020

plot development Located in Opolskie Poland, Bogdańczowice is a small village with interesting layout and history associated with orchands. At the entrance we pass the remains of the apple orchand on the left. This is the area of interest. The plot is 10,0 hectare and has two old orchands. The terrain slopes from right to left with a attitude of around 5,5 meters. The project obtain to build a fruit processing centre in the middle, seat a lot more apple trees and sort of hide the facotry amoung them. The assumption is central and simple, with a big empty area around the building. The factory itself has a simple solid as well, squere base with a round roof on pillars. The main level is devided into the production area (792m2), social areas, entrance to the offices on the upper floors and garrage for the orchand handling. On the second floor there is a office and on the last the CEO office, wih a roof terrace. The office part sort of pop on the roof with the storage tanks.Outside the builing there is a small volume that holds the trash disposal and operational room. The materials and products are delivered and collected with the gates. The ventilation central is located on the roof near the pop up part of the building and then the air is distributed with the ducts under the ceiling . The production line starts with unloading the raw material, it is stored in the containers, then it moves to cleaing machine, then sorted it moves to grinders. Furher the pulp awaits to be heated and preesed. The fresh juice waits in tank to be pasteurised, then it is stored till it is filtrated and evaporated. The ready product is stored in big tanks till it is packed or collected by a cistern truck. Materials used for the contructions are steel frame on pillars with the walls claded with prefabricated panels finished with corrugated steel. In the inside the office and maintanance part is made of concrete in situ. The project is the oposition of being well sitted in the tradition of the village. It is simple form that fullfil the needs of the fruit proccesing center, being an interesting form it is like a ufo in the orchand.


marcin stępień

raw materials tanks

unloading ramp

washing

ultrafiltration

pozyskanie aromatu

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storage

press

falling film evaporator

clarifying agents

pulp heating

press leftovers collection

orchand service

sorting

grinders pulp tanks

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pasteurization

transition tanks

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packing

storage

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storage tanks

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0 floor layout 30 + 15,00m

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architecture portolio

view on the entrance

view on the axis to entrance

view of CEO office

view of the roof terrace

2020

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