Architectural Portfolio by Maraltuya.A

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ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO PORTFOLIO ARCHITECTURAL

Maraltuya Amartuvshin

CONTACT Phone:

+49 17623919504

E-mail:

maraltuya@gmail.com

Address: Bellermannstr. 93, 13357, Berlin

EDUCATION

WORK EXPERIENCE

COMPETITIONS

PUBLICATIONS

2010-2011 Satisfactory completion

15.07.2014-15.09.2014 Architect by DA&MBG Archi-

2014 Participant in Dalseong Citizen’s Gymnasi-

- METU Architectural Design Studios 2011-

of Basic English Middle East Tech-

tects in Uskudar, Istanbul, Turkey

um by Daegu Architectural Cultural Confederation

2012 pg 21, 23, 24, 33

Munich Art Gallery

nical University –

- Worked on plans and 3D of Villas in Somilia, Africa

2016 Participant in Prosteel Student Compatition

- METU Architectural Design Studios 2012-

Villa Design

Ankara, Turkey ,

- Participated competition of Sport Center in South

in March 2016 by Borusan Mannesman

2013 pg 61

17 Creative & Productive City

Korea

2019 Participant in Peace Pavilion Sedhiou, Sene-

- DIA After Geometry 7 2017

31 Others

gal in April 2019 by Kairalooro

- DIA Construction of Atmosphere 2018

CERTIFICATES

LANGUAGES

CADsys:

Mongolian- mother tongue

- IFC

English, Turkish - Fluent

- Enscape

German- B2

Lynda:

SOFTWARES

- Autodesk Revit 2013: Bauteilfamilien

Autodesk Revit

- BIM Manager: Managing BIM 360

Autodesk Autocad

- Introduction to BIM 360: Next Gen

Navisworks

- BIM Manager: Managing Revit

Google Sketchup

2011-2016 Bachelor degree in Architecture Middle East Technical

01.09.2016-01.07.2017 Junior Architect by BBSMO Ltd

University – Ankara, Turkey

in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia - Responsible for all architectural activities/ draw-

2013-2014 Spring term Bachelor

ings of plans, sections, elevations, detailed drawings,

degree in Architecture /ERASMUS/

3D and renderings…

Polytechnic University of TurinTurin, Italy

01.10.2018-01.01.2019 Intern in ARCERS GmbH in Magdeburg, Germany

2017-2019 Masters in Architecture in Hochschule Anhalt- Dessau,

07.10.2019- Currently working by ICL Engineering and

Germany

Consult GmbH - Working on industrial project, school project LP 3LP 5

Rhinoceros Adobe CS Photoshop InDesign, Solibri, etc...

CONTENTS

CONSTRUCTION OF ATMOSPHERE

Master of Architecture-DIA, Hochschule Anhalt Dessau, Germany

MUNICH ART GALLERY

Professor: Peter Apel We had some struggles to find our concept starting from what to take and what to develop of Introduction to the Project

course and started to discover the site and the first thing I discovered is that the specific urban

Enfilade Art Gallery

relation consists of for sure architecture and public green areas which in plan looks like checkerboard. What I meant is the footprint of building is almost the same size as greening at least

An atmosphere could be described as the entirety of all sensual pro- perties of a room or a

in our site and there is almost endless arrangement of black and white areas. Also what we dis-

site, in which the quality and character of design decisions are revealed.

covered while walking is that the walk paths are always in between the solid and void and this

How can this atmosphere be developed or rather constructed with the means of architecture?

leads to these perspective views on site where we can see again the proportion of green as gray

What kind of atmosphere seems appropriate and how is it transmitted?

and buildings as black.

Especially in the presentation of art, the relation between artwork and viewer is strongly in-

This repetitive arrangement also can be found inside. We visited Alte Pinakothek which has

fluenced by the situation, the architectural space and its atmosphere.

enfilade arrangement of gallery spaces. Enfilade means rooms, juxtapositioned with each other

We explored different approaches to the production of spaces for art and set up a programme

in single row. This brings us to very close to the photo collection of Lother Schirmer which has

for an art gallery in an inner-city location in Munich, the area of the Pinakotheken. We exam-

similarity with very small changes. So I thought by combining these 2 principles one is endless

ined the significance of the exhibition of artworks in a social, urban and programmatic con-

feeling found on site and other is similarity of gallery spaces could be integrated in my con-

text to design our own atmospheric gallery space.

cept. How? By simply ignoring the angles both inside and outside of the building is the best

Trust your eyes: By mapping our perception of places and spaces, we worked out design pa-

solution for creating endless feeling. Imagine a room with rounded corners that does not cast

rameters. Spatial ideas are to be specified by means of large-scale physical models.

shadow will have impression of homogenous light on the wall around. Another thing I found interesting in Alte Pinakothek and some other museums or galleries is that the color of the rooms differe from one another in specific reason. That brought me to another idea that how to translate this into my gallery spaces and I thought it could be done with different light conditions.

Service areas Exhibition rooms

0.8

0.2

0.7

0.1 Exhibition rooms

0.6 0.3

0.4

0.5

Foyer Storage Technical areas

SECTION 1/200 GROUND FLOORCROSS PLAN 1/200

Service areas

LONGITUDINAL SECTION 1/200

1.8

1.1

1.7 1.6

1.2 1.3

1.4

1.5

FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1/200

EAST ELEVATION 1/200 7

VILLA DESIGN

Introduction to the Project Project is single big family house, located in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Design includes living room, kitchen, garage and guest bedroom on ground floor and 2 master bedrooms and 2 bedroom on first floor. One bedroom can be converted to work space if client wishes. The house also has cozy terraces attached with outdoor swimming pool. Living spaces have large windows for maximum sunlight.

CREATIVE AND PRODUCTIVE CITY

Master of Architecture-DIA, Hochschule Anhalt Dessau, Germany Professor: Christoph Kohl

Introduction to the Project Creative and Productive City

We are experiencing a new ‚Gründerzeit‘, a founding period based on start-ups and digital pursuit. The work environment is becoming ever cleaner and more noise-free; and the living environment - in order to minimise private transport - can, wants to and must be ever closer to where we work. Following a century of practised segregation, intensely intermixed urban districts will soon be possible once more - the keywords will be: compact, mixed and collective. This project intents to strengthen the existing urban realm by proposing healthy life and urban quality on site. Pleasant living space is created by maximizing natural elements and minimizing problems like noise and traffic. The treatment of the context together with the project site aims to revitalize the productive city and convert the old industrial areas into new urban form. Brick buildings are conserved as the witness of the site history. Modern living and working modes generate mixture of functions and flexibility of the use of space. The generous space in the south part and the industrial spirit of the site can stimulate the contemporary and sustainable ideas like co-working ideas-sharing business, resource-sharing fields. The flexible layout of the working space could adapt to the growth of the small start-up business.

Artificial Lake

RESIDENTIAL NON- RESIDENTIAL PARKING

Recreational area

Playground

I can work from home

A house with a garden in city

We can have a farm on rooftop

I can park my vehicle and walk home

Meeting neighbours in the community cafe

Gardening and bbq on the rooftop I love the green neighbourhood

Shopping in my neighbourhood

Kids can play in the playground safe Finally, a workspace that accomodates our way of working

Young adults

40m2

Young couples

50m2

Larger Family

85m2

Artists

80m2

Communal Cafe / Retail shop

DALSEONG CITIZENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S GYMNASIUM DA&MBG ARCHITECTS Dalseong, Korea

Introduction to the Project Site is located in sport complex zone of Dalseong. The objective of the design is to contribute to the improvement of the quality of life of Dalseong-gunâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s citizens by procuring a space for health promotion and sports activities, offering the foundations by which to enjoy the benefits of sports, culture and welfare, and thus building a new gymnasium complex. Moreover, it also intends to fill the local community of Dalseong-gun in its centenary with great pride regarding their splendid city, by building a gymnasium with outstanding design and functions.

NEW MEDIA ART CENTER

Bachelor of Architecture, Middle East Technical University Ankara, Turkey Professors: Zeynep Mennan, RĂźya Ipek Balaban, Egemen Berker NMAC New media art is a genre of art that is created with new technologies such as digital art, computer graphics, computer animation, virtual art, internet art, video games, computer graphics, and 3D printing, and exploring the cultural, social, and aesthetic possibilities of new communication technologies. The presentation of new media art ranges from digital forms of conceptual art to virtual art to physical forms of performances to installations.

PROGRAM CONCEPT

NMAC

PARKING

NMAC

PRESENTATION

PRODUCTION

DRIVE IN EXHIBITION

PARKING

ACTIVATION POINTS

HEALTH CARE CENTER

Izmir, Turkey Introduction to the Project â&#x20AC;&#x153;â&#x20AC;&#x153;Izmir is one of the biggest cities in Turkey with harbour industry. The fact that the there is not enough health care hospitals in Izmir the main concept of the project is to design for people who need assistance depending on the health condition. There are some people who need 100 percent assisntance to live but some may require 50 percent and so on. Concept is to divide those in 3 parts /0,50, 100percent assistance category/ and connect them by temporary hospital area so that people who live there feel no isolation from society. Project brings 2 courtyards for view and social activities.

DIAGONAL PARK Bachelor of Architecture, Middle East Technical University Ankara, Turkey Professors: Zeynep Mennan

Introduction to the Project Diagnonal Park The site is located in wester side of METU campus, where there are Sport salon, Teknokent and other institutions. Landscape design took inspiration from TREE where the branches represent paths and secondary roads and leaves represent actual greenary landscape. Park is developed with landscape elements like natural amphitheater and seating space with lightings.

GER PAVILION

Somewhere in Mongolia Introduction to the Project Ger Pavilion

The project is inspired by “Mongolia Yurt” which is used by many nomadics throughout year in Mongolia. The structure is flexible and modular so that each season nomadic family can de-assemble and re-assemble in desired location each season. The pavilion is designed in parametric way. The openings are for both for nomadics and livestock for temporary stay as shelter. The structure is 5m high so it can be used in different occassions like gathering of herdsmen or wedding and will fuction as temporary shelter during the “Naadam Festival”. The structure can be covered with linen same as ger so it can create shade from sun but still get daylight from the top. In addition, wind can circulate easily through openings.

Service Building

Apartment blocks

Green Park

Office Tower

School and Kindergarten