madeleine appelros portfolio
architecture urban design
you are here, brick bay NZ architectural folly competition, finalist tianzhang, shanghai master thesis, urban design adaptive reuse proposal sthlm one, stockholm Sauerbruch Hutton Architects, office tower project birthing centre, copenhagen master studio KADK, architecture proposal shelter, mt. victoria first year studio VUW, landscape intervention
madeleine appelros b.a.s., m.arch., m.sc.
email mappelros@gmail.com phone +64 27 353 8301 address 2 Lodestar Lane, Whitby NZ 5024 d.o.b. 27. 07. 1991 citizenship New Zealand & Sweden portfolio https://issuu.com/ mappelros/docs/appelros_portfolio
education
sep. 2015 - july 2017 Dual Degree Master of Science in Urban Design (M.Sc.) Technical University Berlin, Germany Master of Architecture (M.Arch.) Tongji University Shanghai, P.R. China As part of the unique Dual Master program I studied one year at each university. While in Shanghai, I wrote my thesis on urban design strategies for the adaptive reuse of deindustrialised sites as social spaces. feb. 2014 - june 2014 Exchange semester The Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts KADK, Copenhagen, Denmark feb. 2011 - dec. 2013 Bachelor of Architectural Studies in Architecture (B.A.S.) Victoria University of Wellington NZ jan. 2002 - dec. 2008 Chilton St. James School, Lower Hutt NZ
skills
software Microsoft Office, Adobe InDesign, Photoshop & Illustrator, Rhino, Bentley AecoSim, Microstation (advanced) Revit, SketchUp, AutoCAD (intermediate) languages English (native), Swedish (native), German (advanced C1-C2), Mandarin (basic)
references
Lina Lahiri Architect & Project Manager, Sauerbruch Hutton ll@sauerbruchhutton.com Rosie Scott Architect & Lecturer, Victoria University rosie.scott@vuw.ac.nz
work
july 2017 - nov. 2017 Architecture Tutor Victoria University of Wellington NZ Throughout the semester I was engaged in two core courses: second-year design and third-year construction. I led workshops, mentored students individually and in groups, provided critique at regular presentations and was responsible for grading assignments. july 2014 - july 2016 Architecture Intern Sauerbruch Hutton Architects, Berlin During one year full-time and one year part-time employment I worked across competition and design development stages. Key projects include the office tower Sthlm One, and the urban design competition Urbane Mitte in Berlin. may 2016 Volunteer, Exhibition Attendant New Zealand Pavilion at the Venice Biennale
awards
2017 Finalist, Brick Bay NZ Folly Competition 2016 & 2015 DAAD Postgraduate Scholarship for International Studies 2013 Nominee NZIB Top Achieving Degree Student Award, NZIA Graphisoft Student Design Award, Dean’s List for Academic Excellence (VUW), PFM Burrows Memorial Scholarship (VUW) 2012 Dean’s List for Academic Excellence (VUW), Victoria High Achievers Scholarship 2011 NZIA Graphisoft Student Design Award, Dean’s List for Academic Excellence (VUW), Victoria High Achievers Scholarship
you are here, brick bay
Oct. 2017 | Architectural Folly Competition, Top 5 Finalist Situated on the popular sculpture trail of Brick Bay Vinyard north of Auckland, the annual design & build competition calls for contemporary interpretations of the folly. The title, ‘you are here’, is reflective of the key design intent: to activate the senses, encouraging visitors to be aware of body and spatial perception and of the here and now. The proposal aims to delight and deceive the
sensory perceptions of visitors in three stages: externally (from various viewpoints around the trail), through (on approach, within and leaving) and internally (implied semi-encolosed spaces). Perceptions in each stage are challenged and distorted, due to the permeable and repetitive structure of the walls, coupled with bold and striking colours - carefully selected for their strength alone and for their intensity in combination.
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42x42 painted timber battens fixed from both sides through central 90x10 unfinished timber board with 14-10x75mm galv. bugle head screws
Mulberry R36-043-357
Nile Blue B35-036-233
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standard battens 600mm in length, bottom and top panels vary from 300 - 800mm to follow 1:8 slope of hill
custom galv. steel centre fixed post anchor, 150mm embedded in 20MPa concrete footing 300dia. x 800 deep, wall structure raised 150mm above ground level
42x42 battens fixed from both sides through central 90x10 board with 14-10x75mm galv. bugle head screws, screws offset vertically
Guardsman Red R47-148-036
Mulberry Surfie Green R36-043-357 G54-080-191
Nile Blue B35-036-233
Rapture R60-126-029
Guardsman Fountain BlueRed R47-148-036 B72-053-208
Surfie Green G54-080-191
Carissma R72-069-011
Rapture Onahau R60-126-029 B91-028-220
Fountain Blue B72-053-208
Cinderella R90-027-039
Carissma Tropical Blue R72-069-011 B84-037-250
Onahau B91-028-220
axo unit F Moon Yellow 1 : 50 Y84-168-085
Cinderella Lightning Yellow R90-027-039 Y71-180-072
Tropical Blue B84-037-250
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tianzhang, shanghai
June 2017 | Master Thesis Urban Design Proposal My thesis studied urban design principles with a focus on activating urban spaces for people. Specifically, I looked at how these principles can be applied to deindustrialised sites, plentiful and valuable in Shanghai, yet threatened by urban regeneration processes. The typology of former Shanghai industrial clusters were found to have spatial qualities inherently suitable for
reuse, qualities which are detrimentally absent from the typical large-scale and homogenous new urban development. The resulting design is a proposal for the adaptive reuse of the former Tianzhang Paper Factory to a mixed-use subcentre, or “social hub�. The three defining principles are: active and fine-grained accessibility, human-scale public space to stay in and to pass through and diverse and interdependent functions.
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special use 850 sqm 5%
shops & gastro 2,600 sqm 15%
office 6,700 sqm 39%
residential 7,000 sqm 41%
for example: fruit shop, clothing shop, print shop, hairdresser, nail salon, cafe, bar, restaurant for example: gallery, event space, concert hall
office residential shops & gastr. special use transportation
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for example: coworking space, architecture & design offices, creative workshops
Design proposal for Tianzhang Paper Factory, new interventions in red, axo SW
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Design proposal for Tianzhang Paper Factory, new interventions in red, axo NW
sthlm one, stockholm
May. 2016 | Sauerbruch Hutton Architects, Berlin Stockholm One is a 30 storey office building, part of the greater development ‘Stockholm New’ in Mårtensdal, on the southern fringe of Stockholm city. Originally a competition, won by Sauerbruch Hutton in 2013, the planned project completion is 2020. For 18 months I
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was involved in the design development, with focus on coordination with services through BIM modelling, the design of the typical office floor plans, two lobbies and basement, interior materiality and colour development, facade colour concept development and production of drawings. Team: Lina Lahiri, Jimi Estévez, Erik Levander, Elisabet Sundin.
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birthing centre, copenhagen June. 2014 | Masters design studio, exchange KADK The architecture strives to create a warm, humanscale and homely environment - in contrast to the standardised maternity wards of hospitals - where child birth can be celebrated in a protective, nurturing and supportive community. The facility is split into five
buildings, to house the five main activities: labour, family, common, consulation and movement. It is an introverted building, where the focus is on the common internal courtyard. The facade tectonics are an important element of the design, providing depth and richness, as well as control of privacy and transparency.
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shelter, mt. victoria
June 2011 | First year design studio, VUW This landscape-focussed design studio explored microinterventions in natural areas. The site, Mt. Victoria, is a popular recreational area with walking tracks and dense trees and bush, yet only a stone’s throw from Wellington
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city centre. At the mountain’s peak, this shelter was developed to express the bipolarities of enclosure and exposure, and the space inbetween. The drawings were entirely hand-drawn in pencil, and two sections of the design were modelled using concrete and plaster.
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