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TRAINING february, 2014
Mariana Ferreira dos Santos Address: Rua do Portinho, nº909 3750-320, Águeda, Aveiro +351 91 7181454
27th, 28th and 29th november 2013
marianafguilherme@gmail.com
01th to 08th september, 2013
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE november 2012 to may 2013
Member of the area of communication and marketing AIESEC
december 2012 to february 2013
EDUCATION september 2011 to october 2013
Master in Architecture Universidade da Beira Interior Covilhã (Portugal) Recovery of heritage and Urban improvements Sustainable construction: planning and environment Urban Design and Urban Planning Geographic Information Systems Sociology | Economics, mangement | Law
Master thesis: Hospital Modules for developing countries. Case of study: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. september 2008 to july 2011
july 2012
Intern architect Bat eye
Address: Largo de S. Domingos, nº55 | 4050-545, Porto (Portugal) http://www.bateye.com Sector Architecture and Design firm
Degree in Architecture Universidade da Beira Interior Covilhã (Portugal)
Architectural theory and History of architecture Materials and Construction | Design of structures | Building physics Statics and Strength of materials Human Geography
Sustainable construction through the traditional architecture Trainee - Mesendorf Workshop 2013 (Transylvania, Romania)
International course with the architect Silvia Demeter-Lowe
Addrerss: 6200-209, Covilhã, Portugal | http://aiesec.pt Sector Information and communication july 2012 to august 2012
ICEUBI International Conference of Engineering at Universidade da Beira Interior Speaker
Theme: Humanization of hospital environments. Proposal for hospial modules for Brazil.
Birth date 20/10/1990 (dd-mm-year) Nationality Portuguese
OBJECTIVE: Professional Internship in Architecture
SECIL PRIZE- Architecture National Competition
july 2006
PERSONAL SKILSS
“Rango Recruitment Team” Communications Team Leader - AIESEC VELUX 2012 International competition Introduction to narrative photographic Universidade do PortoFaculdade de Belas Artes (Portugal) Native language: Portuguese Other languages English - C1 | Spanish - A2 | French - A2 Communication skills Team spirit and good communication skills, acquired in competitions, leadership and team workshops. Organizational skills Sense of organization and complying with deadlines. Working after hours and work under pressure. Computer skills Domain software: Office/Windows (Word, Excel, Power Point) and software iWork/Macintosh (Pages, Numbers, Keynote) Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, Photoshop Detailed knowledge of Autocad 2D | SketchUp8, Artlantis
Master Thesis | Hospital Modules sustainability | hospital architecture
Sustainable House
detail | sustainable | renewable energy
Multifamily House
residential | public | urban
Aveiro Market
public | commerce | rehabilitation
Cultural Center | Arts School + Theatre culture | architecture | mixed use | public
VELUX
studies | photography | conceptual | theory | art
Contents
Mesendorf Workshop
technique | architecture| sustainability | traditional
Public Residential Urba Miscellaneous
Rocinha - RJ
Master Thesis | Hospital modules year place collaboration
Emergency Unit Botafogo (UPA)
Hospital SARAH-Rio
Local friend
H. Veneza, Le Corbusier
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march to october 2013 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | Covilhã, Portugal Profª. Drª. Rita Ochoa
Health care is essential to every human being. In this way, all the surrounding areas are targeted for investments and constant improvements to ensure the wellbeing of all. It’s based on the analysis of concepts such as hospital architecture, sustainability, comfort and quality, which verifies the importance of hospital projects, without forgetting its surrounding social-economic, territorial and natural resources. It’s proposed the creation of hospital modules, easily constructed and repeated in underprivileged areas of certain services of this nature. The final proposal has been conceived as being located in Brazil, choose which took account the fact that this is a developing country and that is promoting a policy of sustained health in order to improve the assistance to populations. In this way, the hospital modules is well integrated in a current and real context.
1 º The division of the modular units
2º Interior definition of each module | ways
3ยบ Disposal of the modules in the proposal
Roof plan
Tunnels of light of each module
Analysis of concept The housing is divided into two floors: the first contains the social area with the living room, kitchen and other technical areas (machine room and toilet service) and in the second floor there’s a private area, where are the two bedrooms (one is a suite), a small library and a toilet. To be perceptible the differences between social and public area, two floors, despite obey the same structural metric, were displaced. The ground floor contains the living room which is the most important point of the house and so it “grows” beyond the main body. The top floor, the suite has the support areas, and therefore is less “heavy” in console, thereby creating an offset that establishing some dynamic in a simple volumetric housing.
Arrumos
year place collaboration
WC
Cozinha
WC
WC Quarto/Suite
Sala
Quarto
Hall Roupeiro
Terraço
1st Floor
Analysis | SUSTAINABLE HOUSE
Escritório
2nd Floor
Projecto: Habitação Unifamiliar - Projecto Revisto 2m Projecto: Habitação Unifamiliar - Projecto Revisto 2 m Local: Lisboa | Escala: 1/100 Local: Lisboa | Escala: 1/100 Desenho: Planta Piso 1 | 2 Desenho: Planta Piso 0 | 1 Projectado por: Júlio Campos Soares e Mariana Santos Ferreira | Construção Sustentável, Arquitectura, Ubi, 2012 Projectado por: Júlio Campos Soares e Mariana Santos Ferreira | Construção Sustentável, Arquitectura, Ubi, 2012
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october to january 2013 Covilhã, Portugal Júlio Campos Soares
This family house is located in Lisbon (Portugal), in an urban area where there are medium density, mostly single-family houses. Its implementation allows a generous distance throughout the neighborhood and thus turns into a shelter with a high level of privacy. Its orientation, from the entrace, is south. The land allows this approach and so it’s possible to get the most of natural light. The exterior/interior contact is constant and therefore the areas of course are always illuminated with glazed openings at the ends of hallways and staircase. The analysis to the thermal behavior and the sun exposure of the building is made through a simulation in the software Autodesk Ecotect Analysis (where the original design in set in 3D). Is through the obtained data, taht’s going to know what measures will be taken to change, or not, the elements of the project in order to improve its perfomance.
Evaluation of the thermal behavior and the exposure to sunlight Examples of simulation in software Autodesk Ecotect Analysis
Desktop software
Hottest day of the year
Average of direct sunlight during Percentage of shading of the the hottest day of the year brighter day of the year
ORIGINAL PROJECT
REVIEWED PROJECT Some reviews to the original project 1 - The east and south facades are affected by a higher direct solar radiation and therefore should be reviewed in its constitution. The solution will be coating the walls with metal panels in order to make the walls in ventilated facades for a better air circulation. 2 - The “brise-soleil� reduces part of the solar irradiation in a building. The construction needs to take much natural lighting such as blocking the glare caused by sunlight. 3 - The flap, extending the lighter slab, the span of the suite, solving the excess lighting/overheating during the summer.
4 - Incorporation of solar photovoltaic panels, which directly receive the sunlight and are used to turn the energy from this light into electrical energy. 5 - Incorporation of storm drains system, which will be utilized for residential use (discharge and watering vegetation). 6 - The heating of the house will be done by a geothermal system, placed at the bottom of the house and all the flat surfaces between the slab and the pavement. 7 - Considering natural, cultural and legal restrictions, is introduced vegetation in the surrounding space of the house, notably the portuguese oak and magnolia.
Ideogram
3rd floor / house
Project | MULTIFAMILIAR HOUSE year place collaboration
03
march - june 2010 Covilhã, Portugal Rafael Silva Ramalho
2nd floor / house
It was from the definition of an ideogram which represents the openings and enclosed spaces of an architectural object, that this housing project has been developed. Playing with gravity, openings and closings, this project combines the structure, functionality, choice of materials and the relationship with light. The open space to the environment that surrounds it, but at the sime time, closed within itself. Taking into account the ideogram, it was necessary to think about designing a house that wasn’t completely closed to the outside, but giving preference to its privacy. The ground floor, it lies intended to an art gallery (public space). On the upper floors, are then developed the houses (private space). The term “enlightenment” doesn’t expain itself. The ligths and shadows, of any architectural work, are well highlighted in this project, they tend to take up the task of producing different climates.
1st floor / ground floor
Project | MUNICIPAL MARKET OF AVEIRO year place customer
04
september - october 2012 Aveiro, Portugal Pedro Anjos | Sushi Kinjolas
The Fish Market of Aveiro is located in the town center and, at the moment, is only intended for its primary function: the sale of products of the city (particulary fish and seafood). The client owns a sushi restaurant and, at his request, the proposal is based on the implementation of a volume at the market center, with four stands. Each workbench is developed for selling different products, one for sushi, one for wine, one for tapas/snacks and one for sweets/desserts. The main idea of the project is the diversity, is to promote the use of this space by everyone, both for marketers as per customers. In order to maintain the plastic language of the space, the new volume of the stands remains red, and its construction is on a platform which is already in place.
Proposal / Intervention
THEATER
Project | CULTURAL CENTER School+Theater year place
05
march - june 2011 Covilha, Portugal
Aim: connecting two different levels of the city through the interior of the building. Main ideas: finding the intersection between the different elements, new and existing, in order to create a bigger relationship with the context of the proposed sites. Both programs, the School of Arts and the Theatre, are slipt into two buildings. One is directed to services, administration, etc... And the second one is therefore composed by the main functions of each: classrooms and apartments for teachers at the School of Arts; theater rooms, dressing rooms and movie theaters at the Theater. Both buildings are located in the city center of Covilh達. The theater occupies the place of the current theather, though somewhat abandoned, and the project of the School of Arts is located in the current Municipal Market.
ARTS SCHOOL
INTERSECTION OF A NEW ELEMENT WITH THE EXISTING ONE
SCHOOL OF ARTS
THEATRE Main Facade
Main Facade
Cut
Cut
Ground Floor
Floor/Elevation 1
PHOTOS OF THE LIGH IN SURROUNDING SPACE
Contest | VELUX year place collaboration
06
SCHEMES
july 2012 CovilhĂŁ, Portugal Prof. Dr.Âş Arquitecto Miguel Santiago
The architecture writes the spaces through the light, which is the factor that eventually creates them. There are many types of light, and this can be truly affected when they are used for other elements. These factors, and many others, can provide some results between the light and the space surrounding it. Light is able to create a tension between the space and the human being, in order to place man in connection with the space created by him. Therefore, we can define two kinds of light: the external light (that models the volume) and the internal light (gives life to the spaces in-side ores). The concept that we intend to show, in this contest, is the relationship between these two types of light and their consequences. We seek to explain in the proposed volume the rotation that natural light does during the day with specific openings. Using light to reflect the life, among the main factors that are observed daily.
OBJECT/PROJECT
Workshop | BUILDING GREEN year place collaboration
07
september 2013 Mesendorf, Brasov, Roménia Arquitecta Silvia Demeter-Lowe János Nemet | Sr. Ronni Bing
The fifth edition of the workshop “Building green learning from the traditional architecture”, organized by the Association Transilvania SAT in collaboration with the Heritage Foundation and the Youth in Action Programme. Three teams from different nationalities: Portuguese, English (SPAB, Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings, UK) and Romanian. There were various representations of natural architecture and it was possible to work in all activities: development and implementation of various bricks and mortar clay soil, building on various types of masonry (brick, stone, straw bales), wooden structures to achieve a wall of straw bales, preparation and application of interior and exterior plaster bases with lime or clay and traditional painting. And yet, the reconstruction of a stone driveway, where the Portuguese team showed the best qualities of traditional Portuguese architecture.
Photography | “HOW I SEE THE WORLD” year 2007-2014 place Mesendorf (Roménia), Lisboa (Portugal), Rio de Janeiro (Brasil), Londres (UK), Paris (França), Amesterdão (Holanda), Barcelona (Espanha).
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MarianaSantos marianafguilherme@gmail.com