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The bridge swings over the stream "with ease and power". It does not just connect banks that are already there. The banks emerge as banks only as the bridge crosses the stream. The bridge designedly causes them to lie across from each other. It drongs stream and bank and land into each other`s neibourhood." Martin Heidegger
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Contacts
Education
Pastukh Maria 190, 81/1 Balzaka str. 02097 Kyiv, Ukraine PastykhMaria@gmail.com Tel.: +38097 799 54 05
2008-2012 – Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture Bachelor`s degree in Architecture
Qualification highlights
Languages
Architecture Urban planning Interior design Object design Visualization Graphic design Illustration
ArchiCAD AutoCAD 3D Studio Max VRay Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe InDesign
2012-2013 – Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture Master`s degree in Architecture
Ukrainian Russian English
native native IELTS 6.5
Experience 2010-2011 Freelance
2014 Architect
interior design, measurement works, drawings and spesifications.
FORMA architects (formaarchitects.com) public architecture scientific research competitions
2011 Junior Architect Architectural bureau Zotov&Co (zotov.com.ua) confectionary`s building interior; beautification project of the central square; produsing drawings and spesifications; 3d modeling and visualization. 2011-2013 Freelance architect housing architecture; appartments interior design; office building design.
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2015 Graphic designer Saleslion Ukrainian office (saleslion.fi) Bart&Fink (bartfink.com) Art Management (artmanagement.com.ua)
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Memorial museum Master's graduation project, 2013
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Contemporary dance theatre at Obolon waterfront Bachelor's graduation project, 2012
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HOHM Competition, 2014
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London public library Competition, 2015
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Memorial museum of victims of totalitarian regime Year: 2013 Type: Master`s degree final diploma Location: Bykivnja, Kyiv, Ukraine Title of the thesis: Architectural and planning concepts in museum complexes construction On the outskirts of Kiev, near Bykivnia village is Stalin era mass grave. After the war this place was planted with forest. During excavation two mass graves were found - one of repressed Ukrainians and other of Polish officers. Excavation continues by this day. There are plans to set up a museum dedicated to the history of USSR crimes against humanity. 4
The goal of this museum is not only to teach the history of such crimes, but also to honor the victims and remind everyone that no matter what, human life has the most important value.
During Ukraine`s independence, the question of evaluation of the actions of the Soviet government was not resolved. Many people still feel nostalgic about it, by either not knowing or ignoring many crimes that were committed by Soviet government.
But one who does not knows his past, can not understand the future. Places like Bykivnia must be acknowledged. With the help of architecture they can tell their story and hopefully prevent from same mistakes happening again.
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1936-1941 Soviet secret police disposes bodies of thousands of executed “enemies of the state”
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For 44 years Soviet government tries to hide the secret of Bykivnia. After pressure from public demand on investigation, government announces that Bykivnia is the site of buried victims of Nazi occupation
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1942 Nazi occupation administration conducted excavations in Bykivnia to show the crimes of the Soviet government
For the first time officially acknowledged that in Bykivnya buried victims of Stalinist repressions
he architecture of the museum is reminiscent to the history of this place. It is closed, almost hidden from the outside world, like the forest that hides the story of the grave.
underground and later, as he walks through exhibition, he reaches culminating point – an open terrace. There the view opens to the top of the forest and daylight.
Building itself is very different from other memorial structures in Ukraine – there’s no pathos to it, but instead it is humanistic. By association this museum stands somewhere in between traditional wooden church and biblical arc. Wooden structure forms a simple interior. Visitor enters museum by stepping
Museum is located on the way from the main entrance towards the location of the grave. Visitor goes through it without coming back to the entrance. He is engaged with information, passes it through himself and continues forward.
Site is classified for NKVD special needs
Polish officers executed and buried in Bykivnja
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? Existing memorial in Bykivnja
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What's next?
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National Memorial complex "Bykivnja Graves" was opened, Ukrainian and Polish memorials were build
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xisting memorial complex, which consists of two parts: Ukrainian and Polish, represents itself two connected groups of monuments. Meanwhile, the excavations continue and estimated area for memorial museum was selected by memorial scientists, as it is already discovered and is situated beside conservation area of excavations. Masterplan is based on connection of tree main points: existing memorial, estimated memorial and estimated burial location. Museum is projected on the way from the main entrance towards the location of two burials. Visitor goes through it without coming back to the entrance.
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Estimated Memorial museum
He is engaged with information, passes it through himself and continues forward. Master plan scheme is based on visitor’s route path. It starts at the main entrance and leads to the museum where it stops by the ramp where ground level exposition begins. This path continues from the exit of museum. Outside the exit of the museum there is a long and narrow lake which reflects the forest trees. By the end of it, pathway spreads in two directions – to existing memorial and future burial place.
Evacuation
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Vertical communication axes are grouped around the central atrium. Route through the museum starts on the ground level and finishes at the top of the building – an open terrace. Most of the utility rooms are situated on the ground level. Đ?ll of them have access to exposition areas on higher floors.
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Contemporary dance theatre at Obolon waterfront in the sity of Kyiv Year: 2012 Type: Bachelor`s graduation project Location: Kyiv, Ukraine Obolon waterfront is located on the bank of the river Dnepr near Obolon housing estate in Kiev. View on river Dnipro makes this riverbank very attractive to developers of elite housing properties. Riverbank itself is wide enough to host variety activities – there can be a park or even a square with a theater. River Dnipro runs through the heart of the city and it would be great to see river transport running on it again, as it was 30 years ago. We made a decision to develop
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four main functions of the area: piers for river transport (both public and private), contemporary dance theater with a square and recreational alley with sporting grounds and children play areas. Master plan axes are based upon main observational points while piers are located by the deepest areas of the river. This way the site holds up all sorts of activities yet living the existing park almost untouched.
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Chopped structure of the Contemporary dance theatre was formed by its functional requirements. Building has two concert halls (bigger one with 550 seating spaces and a smaller one with 180 seating spaces), spacious entrance hall, lobbies on each floor and a restaurant on the top floor.
Facility rooms are opposite main entrance and include: changing rooms, technician spaces and restaurant kitchen. Big concert hall has a classic shaped scene, orchestra box, stage curtains and a stage box, so it is perfect for any contemporary dance perfomances.
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Theatre staff S=278 m2 Artists S=980 m2
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House of Hungarian Music Year: 2014 Type: Competition Location: Budapest, Hungary Team: FORMA architects
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See deeply enough, and you will see musically Thomas Carlyle
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he HOHM building is going to be situated in the inner part of the Budapest City Park, surrounded of hundred years old trees and with picturesque view on the Vajdahunyad Castle and the City Park Lake. Building’s site is also opened to the main historical axis, which is connecting the Memorial of 1956 with the building of the New National Gallery.
“Synaesthesia” ("union of the senses") – stimulation of one sensory or cognitive pathway leads to automatic, experiences in a second sensory or cognitive pathway "Chromesthesia"– connection of vision and hearing senses. Some of synaesthets resemble irregular three-dimensional geometric forms and shapes.
Main pedestrian way of the side connects the Park lake and the new Park’s General axis and at the same time ropes people into the building’s inner yard. On the ground floor HHM’s event hall could be opened to outside and provide summer stage, which is oriented to the Park lake.Footpath creates four public zones with necessary landscape and design elements and saved trees included into paved sites. The landscape around the House of Music is going to be natural: only footpath system and old park’s foliage.
Concept of the building’s structure is based on that ancient humans feature which came down to nowadays throw exceptional cases of synaesthesia.
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Sound fills up any space. In HOMA one of the tasks is to create some kind of shell for sound. Different room shapes can provide different acoustic characteristics and place various scenarios. Using diverse configurations in the inner space we ensure huge amount of possible ways of exploitation exhibition’s area. 26
New spaces and stages are springing for expression the nature of sound as well as historical development of Hungarian music.
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omposed configuration of building creates unique inner spaces. Set of figures is cutout from outside by cylinder. In this way, building’s structure is solid from outside and composite from inside. Main entrance is organized from the inner yard in cone’s basement on the mark 0.000. Entrance hall has two levels and continues on the mark -3.600m. Radial staircase from ground to under-ground floor creates amphitheater with atrium, which makes flexible public space. Security, info-center, cloakrooms, cash desks, specialized store, cafeteria on different levels create conditions for service and comfort necessary for such class of the building. Hall is a cultural nucleus, which is going to be intensive-used public zone as a part of exhibition as well as an independent space with it’s own infrastructure. 29
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Exposition areas of the House of Hungarian Music is solver in two levels: permanent is based on the lower lever on the mark +10.950 m and expositional spaces for temporary exhibitions are settled down on the highest buildingâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s level on the mark +16 .950 m.
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London Public Library Year: 2015 Type: Archmedium competition Location: London, UK Team: O.Penyaz, M.Pastukh In a modern world of increasing information availability, library as institution looses its practical meaning. Instead it increases its symbolic value. We think that a modern library has to become a kind of a temple where reason and intelligence defeats human ignorance. During Victorian period (a golden era for an English greenhouse) as wealthy upper classes and aspiring botanists competed to build the most 34
elaborate buildings, the largest to date glasshouses were built. As well as the libraries,conservatories were available only to the very few privileged members of the public. Library and a botanic garden. Two coexisting concepts that are juxtaposed together in order to create a sacred space for reading, thinking and learning.
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ompact library building is situated between Tooley Street and London City Hall. It overlooks the river Thames and Tower Bridge. LPL is 25m in height, which is middle size in comparison to two neighboring buildings. The monolithic box character of the object allows it to blend-in with the pre-existing modern architecture, whereas its facade texture and window dynamic intentionally relate library building with a more traditional architecture across the street.
Impassive and peacefully placed in surrounding environment with a ground level segment cut out from the main structure to save existing walkway and green footprint of the Potters Fields Park. This area becomes attractive public space with accessible infrastructure and leads to main entrance.
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Library zone itself is concentrated around bookshelves block. It serves as a storage space, vertical communication and forms a conceptual â&#x20AC;&#x153;heartâ&#x20AC;? of the library. Surrounded by atrium, it is visible in full height with daylight systems helping to light reading zone at all three levels. Bookshelves block leads visitors to reading zone. In it`s turn, reading zone has a diverse program-it serves a purpose of an open space, provides research rooms and also works as a meeting area.
Top level of the building represents a significant mixture of conservatory, reading zone and open space. Glasshouse-look dome provides a maximum level of insolation. It is crucially important for a garden and is extremely desirable for reading. Library takes up three floors that are connected together with an atrium, which opens the garden to visitors and brings daylight to lower levels.
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ituated in a heart of London, Public Library is surrounded by both historical and modern architecture. Ascetic from outside it is flexible and modern inside. Library building is a fathomless enclosure of a world of science, history and literature, which is open to anyone who is ready to discover it`s depths.
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Experience box for floating market Year: 2014 Type: Proposal Location: Pattaya, Thailand Team: FORMA architects
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Auditorium for 150 people Parking spots for 4 buses 9 retail stands Total eff.area - 635m2 Built-up area - 836m2 Pavement area - 2 401.927m2
Green area - 401. 703m2 Building volume - 8 658.15m3 Box height - 19.400m Box size - 21.320 x 21.320m Cylinder height - 4.050m Cylinder size - D = 21.200m
Experience cube is hall with multimedia installation that is located in a tourist area of Pattaya city, Thailand.
Video montage is projected on 5 surfaces of the cube. Entrance to the cube is located inside a closed roof market.
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