Marcin Kosicki Architecture Portfolio

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The geometry of the widespan enclosure is based on inverted catenary chains.


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THE MULTIMODAL TRANSPORTATION HUB The aim was to develop an interchange train station in Wroclaw, Poland. WroFab would be the most important point in the planned urban rail network and a focal point for a new district located in a redeveloped industrial area. The project transforms an intersection of two main railroads into a modern multilevel train station. The linearity as a nature of railroad is chosen a base design principle.The tension given bay non perpendicular intersection between railroad lines adds the element of dynamic into the

from.The core of the station is situated alongside the underground line one the gallery, focusing people’s flow along it. Above it the rhythm of an ambitious, expressive structure manifest forces and tensions acting in the arched structure. The game of natural light penetrating the building divides it into the sequence of a logically succeeding spaces to whom each one contributes into the quality of public agenda of the place.


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The projected metropolitan light rail system in Wrocław with the station Wroclaw Fabryczna marked red as the main interchange node



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LONGITUDINAL SECTION ALONG UNDERGROUND PLATFORMS

UNDERGOUND PLAN LEVEL -1

UNDERGROUND STATION PLAN LEVEL -2


Ground Level, Station Main Hall Short Section


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Upper Station Plan Perspective View, West Piazza


WROCLAW FABRYCZNA Final project design workflow

The project’s geometry was designed by the parametric model developed in Rhino+Grasshopper. The model allowed generation of various design options. The curvature of the main hall was based on inverted catenary chains due to its well

known structural properties. After the geometry was design it was imported into BIM software (Revit Architecture) which enables efficient detailing and specialistic drawing generation.


11 double curved roofs are tessellated and dynamically relaxed.

for every pair of normals, beam vector is computed

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WROCLAW FABRYCZNA Form finding experiments

Net Surfaces is created by NURBS curves that represents the shape of a roof The surface is divided on segments and each of them is initialy meshed with topology based one the shape

The script takes edge curves.

Curves are divided into an equal number of parts.

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Lines are divided by the number equal to F(n)=n+1.

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The Mesh of the Roof before dynamic relaxation

The Mesh of the Roof after dynamic relaxation Dynamic relaxation is a numerical method which is used form “form- 1_Take the pair of nodes. finding�. The aim is to find a geometry 2_Compute the displacement where all forces are in equilibrium. 3_Update the position of nodes. 4_Return to step 1 until the structure The Script written in Grasshopper is in static equilibrium. inculudes the sum of all the forces between every pair of nodes. It is reached by simulating a pseudo-dynamic process in time, with each iteration based on an update of the geometry. The script follows the alghoritm:



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Right. The Graphic shows selected frames that document the process of the form’s growth. Final form is a result of 230.00 iterations of a heuristic process that mimics the natural selection. In every iteration a full loop the algorithm was conducted. Geometry of a final form depends on the philosophy of generation and decision encoded in the script. The process can be fully controlled by the designer in order to find solutions for specific spatial problems.

THE GROWTH SKYSCRAPER The aim of the project is to develop a system of a digital growth process which is ruled by the performance oriented factors and implement it into an architectural workflow. In modern world where buildings have to reach much more goals that nearly a few years ago the new tools used to design them have to be developed. Rapidly growing amount of data to process that affect the design force architects to experiment with an implementation of an innovative tools into their workflow.

They could be borrowed from other disciplines like biology or computer science. Factors like insolation, aerodynamic, pedestrian flow, or sustainability plays a key role in form finding. In dense urban environment where every single design decision affects surrounding environment the process of developing a new forms that optimally fits the plot could be extremely difficult. In order to help in these process of iteratively generating and examining the countless number of possible solutions a combination of parametric design and genetic algorithms could be used. A system that threats the design form like a living organism that grows and evolves to match given environmental factors helps architects for the sake of developing much smarter buildings.


The underlying heuristic process for form finding was divided into stages. Each stage was given a name and a specific task to perform. The process includes a real time connection between several software platforms and performing multiple data operations in them.

THE GENERATOR Written in Java including Processing libraries, this script is a heart of the system. It controls the growth of the form, iteratively adding and testing voxels within predefined project boundaries. Whether the form fits into given environment is decided based on data from EcoTect. The script learns from its mistakes - if bad voxels are generated they are removed permanently from the matrix so they cannot be used any more.

The Generator script: 1_generates an initial form based on predefined parameters, 2_adds voxels and asks Ecotect for the overshadow and insolation data in each iteration, 3_removes bad (causing overshadowing) voxels permanently from the form and growth continues


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CITY CONTEXT A 3D model that represents real spatial conditions and the surroundings of a specific plot that is being checked. 1_Potentially overshadowed buildings 2_Space of possible solutions for a new skyscraper 3_Existing buildings that affect the insolation of a new skyscraper

1_Coordinates of active voxels that are to be tested are transmitted form Generator through the OSC protocol into Grasshopper script as a single data string.

2_String is exploded into a list of coordinates of individual voxels. They are used to draw rectangles that represent levels of current form.

THE SOLUTION MATRIX The space within the boundaries of the project is divided into a matrix of voxels. It stores the information of current state of each voxel, saves its address (x,y,z coordinates) and state: used- voxels accepted in form potential - not yet tested culled removed from matrix

3_Rectangles are extruded, joined, meshed and merged with the exterior environment. A resulting 3D model is sent through a Geco plugin to Ecotect software.

4_Ecotect environmental data is being computed and sent back into Grasshopper via Geco plugin

5_Envinromental data is merged into a single string and send to Generator via OSC protocol


project team: Marcin Kosicki Parametric Pavilion Project The goal ofPiotr the Halczuk project was to develop a temporary shelter structure in ais public St. Matthias Square located space. The aim in aNadodrze which was to propose form thatDistrict demonstrates the cutting is the inpart of the city design. of edges technologies architectural The plot Wroclaw, Poland. The squarea is situated on St. Matthias square, focal point of an and sourrounded buidlings are typical XIX century residential quarter. The piazza is mosty form the XIX century. surrounded mainly by old tenement houses as well as blocks build after WWII. The idea was to obtain a tension between old historical buildings and futuristic forms of a new design that introduce new aesthetic into an area where the spirit of XIX century middleclass can still be felt.


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The St. Matthias’ Summer Pavilon The goal of the project was to develop a coneptual project for a temporary shelter structure in a public space.The aim was to propose a form that demonstrates the cutting edges technologies in architectural design. The site is situated on St. Matthias square, a focal point of an typical residential quarter established in the XIX century. The piazza is surrounded mainly by old tenement houses as well as blocks build after WWII. The idea was to design the pavilon that produces a tension between old historical buildings and futuristic forms of a new design that introduce new aesthetic quality into the area where the spirit of XIX century middle-class can still be felt.

Above. The mesh that is a discret representation of the geometry of the roof was designed by generative process that was based on a heuristic alghorthm, written in Processing, which includes dynamic relaxation and self optymalization. of topological connections between nodes.


The Curvature of a surface was formed through influence of a three attractors. Force of any from attractors was described by mathematical function of distance with tow variable.

Random location on surface is picked and if there is enough space around point is added. After a certain treshold nodes and connetions are established while points start to push away as well as attract

Points are added, the mesh is dynamically relaxed and the process continues until the mesh topology reachs the equilibrium.


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Bimetalic panles convert a temperature change into mechanical displacement enablig all states form fully closed to fully open due to current envinroment codition

The insolation test performed in Autodesk Ecotect. It shows diffrent levels of solar energy intakes due to sourroundig context. Above graphic shows how those differences should be reflected in panels’ state.



23 STRUCTURE The Roof structure is based on a mesh that tessellate the initial surface. The Mesh conatins 143 nodes, 221 faces and 364 edges. The nodes are designed as two rings that holds the beams. Every node is diffrent and joins the unique combination of beams. The assembly is possible due to the custom made computer algorithm that numerate every element and creates tn assembly scheme.

DIGITAL FABRICATION It is a process that joins design with the construction / production through the use of 3D modeling software based on the files used by 3 axis CNC milling machine. Struructure elements are designed in Rhino+Grasshopper.

ASSEMBLY SCHEME The graphic shows the correct assebmly scheme for nodes, wings, beams and panels.



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Name: ECC Scultpure Project: 2014 Relistaion: 2015 Location: Wrocław, Poland Office: Pracowania Projektowa Myczkowscy; Wroclaw, Poland Architecture: Tomasz Myczkowski Structure: Romuald Tarczewski Concept design: Marcin Kosicki, Piotr Halczuk, Karolina Cykowska Computational Design Marcin Kosicki, Piotr Halczuk

Axonometric view: 1_Plywood panel 2_Steel pipe 117x6,5x3500 mm 3_Node, A-part, steel 4_Node, Ring, steel 5_ Node, Rib, steel

THE ECC SCULPTURE The aim was to design a sculpture in public park that belongs to the politics of the city of Wroclaw elected European Culture Capital in 2016. The idea was to take the logo of Wroclaw ECC designed by Jerzy Osiennika and transform it into tree dimensional object. The letter W was multiplied rotated and scaled to obtain dynamic and fascinating 3dimentional Form. In original logo the top of the W letter holds a small, horizontal bar that symbolise Polish flag that refers to historic logo of Solidarity Movement . Due to its symbolic meaning the right position of the flag was maintained on the each side of the sculpture To achieve that the bar athropy towards the cenetr of the sculpture and arise on the second side toward the end. The W panels rotate toward the axis which is structural core of the whole object. In order to join plywood W panels to steel pipe series of parmetric joints were created.


North & East Facade 1_Pipe, steel 2_W-Panel, plywood 3_Bed plates, steel 4_Joints , steel pipe 5_Core, steel pipe


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The custom made parametric model was deveoped by Marcin Kosicki and Piotr Halczuk in Rhino+Grasshopper.

Section B detail: 1_Plywood W panel 2_Steel pipe 117x6,5x3500 mm 3_Central steel node 4_Ribs, steel 5_ Fillet welding


Projects conduted by LabDigiFab: Digital Fabrication 3D Printing, Processing & generative algorithms, Advanced Parametric Design Course Summer Parametric Pavilion BEST Summer School Wroclaw: Modern Architecture - parametric design tutor Epiphany or Evil - Parametric and Generative Architecture Exhibition 2012 Parametric Design Wrokshop, Code of Space Course Advances in Architectural Geometry, London cluster leader Shapes of Logic - International Additive computational architecture conference


LABORATORY OF DIGITAL FABRICATION

LabDigiFab

Is an organization cofounded by Marcin Kosicki in 2011. Our mentor is Przemek Jaworski, who worked for Foster+Parners in Specialist Modelig Group for several years. The organistion is focused on emergent technologies in contemporary architecture. It was created as a student research facility that groups people with keen interests in computer science, architecture, civil engineering and sustainability design. Its pimary goal is to help with a transfer of a knowledge between members and to popularize the computational design in Poland. Its portfolio contains several team projects, exibitions, and workshops.

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Parametric Pavilion -Wroclaw, Poland Jawor Design Studio and LabDigiFab 2013 Be Inspired Award Finalist - Innovation in Generative Design

Generation of the pavilion’s mesh. Custom made code in Processing (Java)

Final form sketch. Generative Components

The project was developed by university students in Wroclaw, Poland clousterd around LabDigiFab grop. A Parametric Pavilion was designed as a prototype that could be actually built. The goal was to create a structure that could be used for sun and rain protection, and that could be built with available technology for CNC cutting and woodworking. The students worked under the guidance of Jawor Design Studio and LabDigiFab, and used MicroStation to generate three B-spline surfaces to form the

geometry of the pavilion. GenerativeComponents was used to further refine the geometry. Because of the shape of the B-spline surface, the generated beams were all unique. Identification tags were placed on all items to aid in the efficient and proper construction of the pavilion. This reduced material consumption and resulted in cost and time saving. The generative design approach was used as an academic exercise to find the optimal geometry for a functional pavilion.

Final form with elements prepared for digital fabrication. Generative Components


TOKYO REPLY CENTER The aim of the project is to develop a new leisure center placed in Tokyo’s downtown. The place has to fit with the lifestyle of “otaku” -people who have a keen interest in manga, anime, and video games. The Tokyo Reply Center (TRC) brings a new concept of the leisure activity, a building with numerous private media rooms, where groups of friends can go and use whole gamma of a digital entertainment in a private, comfortable environment. The localization in Akihabara district, well known meeting point for otaku people around the world and near one of and most important transport nodes in Tokyo gives an excellent opportunity for erecting ambitious and outstanding project.

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karaoke room could be interpreted as an reflection of a different subtype of manga. They are connected by the circulation system and covered by the semitransparent skin that bounds them together as well as single them out from outside world.


STUDENT COMPETITON DESIGN TEAM: Marcin Kosicki Yan Li Dorota Waszak Katarzyna Nowak

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RETHINKING MAJORCA SEAFRONT

Student competiton. project team: 2011 Marta Pakowska Iga Peruga Marcin Kosicki Mateusz Olczyk

The Coast of Mallorca used to be clearly divided into two zones: beach and the boulevard. These isolation caused difficulties in the use od land, and a distance between beach and the zone of restaurants and pubs resulted reducing of the attractiveness and the extinction area after dark. We had decided obliterate the visible boundary by creating mebrane pavilions whic include catering facilities, pubs and stalls. In to poins of the beach piers with boats dock were designed and in the center the main pier was jointed with amphitheatre. The amphitheatre with the pier will attract by untypical form during the day and lighting at night


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THE CENTRE OF AUDIO-VISUAL TECHNOLOGIES

Project:The poject of rebuilding and renovation of a buildng of Wroclaw Movie Company (WFF) for Center of Audio-Visual Technologies (CeTA). Employer: 5D Design Offce Position: Assistant of Senior Architect Responsibilites: property condition survey concept design, preparation of specialistic drawings, contact with subcontractors.

Idea: Transformation of a hundred-year-old buidling into a modern movie school. The work involeved intervention into exisitng historical buidling layout as well as designing specialistic work envinroment with high quality sound propeties.


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THE CENTRE OF AUDIO-VISUAL TECHNOLOGIES DETAIL DRAWINGS

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THE NEW DIDACTIC BUILDING FOR THE REGIONAL SPECIALIST HOSPITAL IN WALBRZYCH Archutecture: MCW STUDIO - Jędzrej Jankowiak Structure: Biuro Doradztwa Usługowego Budownictwa - Jacek Kramnik Assistant Structural Engineer: Marcin Kosicki Project: 2010-2011 Realisation: Firtst Phase 2012Phase: Building permit design Responsibities: structural design, structural drawings, The aim was created detailed design project that would allow the building permit for the New Didactic Building for The Regional Specialist Hospital in Walbrzych. Marcin Kosicki worked as a assistant of structural engineer and qa responsible for detailing the concept project and filling it with structural details under the supervision of qualified structural engineer. The technology used for the project included prefabricated concrete columns and slab elements. Section BB. Section through the theater hall.

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First flor plann, Distribution of prefabricated building slabs

Section AA. Buildit permit stage

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TENMENT HOUSE BACHELOR IN ARCHITECTURE GRADUATION PROJECT

PROJECT DETAILS type: residential- tenment house localisation: Klodzko, Poland design year: 2012 SOFTWARE: Revit Architecture AutoCad SUMMARY The aim o of project was to design a multi-family house in the historical town center. The plot is located in Klodzko, a small medival city in SilesiaPoland. The history of the plot goes back to XIII century. The project was an aswer to the question of how to build modern archtiecture in extreamly traditional and conservative envinroment. Plan was organised aroud a staircase which was a core of the strucutre. At the ground level there was comercial area that could be used by a pub or a restaurant. The main archtitectural element was a bay sitauted at the corner of the buidling which could be spotted from both ends of the main street.


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THE ENTRANCE IN ART PAVILION


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47 Why in Siberia? The competition for the best outdoor architectural installation was aimed to young architects. Judyta Cichocka realizing her study exchange in Irkutsk was appointed to muster design team. In this way international design team from Wrocław University of Technology and Irkutsk State Technical University was build up. The design phase started in April 2014 in Irkutsk and ended in June 2014 in Wrocław.

Idea The aim of the project was to grab the attention of people passing by and direct them to the place of the festival. The budget for the installation was relatively low, so that we decided to build the pavilion from thin wood laths. Distributing all laths on 3000x1500mm, 6,5 mm thin birch plywood sheets, we had almost no losses of material. The final project was on L-shape plan with two separate series of laths. The gemetry of the first ws based on a grid that was projected on a surface created on the basis of catenary chains. The second layer was additional and not necessary

for the stability of the whole construction, but it nicely complemented structure with systems of laths based on the Bezier curve gradient . Competition The completion was held in two stages. At the first stage, the jury (Begyshev A. Zykov E. Kovalevsky C. Kozak A.) on 18th of June 2014 chose from all proposals five, which were built during the Festival “ARCHITECTURE OF EASTERN SIBERIA 2014” around Krasnoyarsk Museum Center. The second stage of competition took place after construction of all five installations.


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Project details: 2nd place in the competion for outdoor architectural installations at Festival “Architecture of Eastern Siberia 2014″ design team: Judyta Cichocka, ЕвгенийМоскаленко, ЕкатеринаМатель, АннаМартынова, Piotr Halczuk, Marcin Kosicki construction team: ДенисоваЕлизавета, ЛовчагинаЕкатерина, ЛипкинаАнастасия, МательЕкатерина, МоскаленкоЕвгений Construction: 25-29 June 2014 location: square near to the Krasnoyarsk Museum Center – of Modern Art; Красноярскиймузейныйцентр. Площадь Мира, 1, Красноярск, Россия 660097



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