Architecture Portfolio Marta Ząbik

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PORTFOLIO Marta ZÄ…bik



Contents

CV

Professional work

Academic work

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2

Øbrohus Library

Paper House

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4

Bonn Villas

Sport City Auderød

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6

Mini Golf CLub

School Extension

7 Family House

Other

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Staircase Installation

Drawings


CV Personal information

Education

Marta Irma Ząbik 10 / 06 / 1995 +48 798 906 966 marta.irma.zabik@gmail.com Polish: mother tongue English: IELTS 7.5

Volunteer work

09 / 2018

10 / 2018 ongoing WE Architecture Copenhagen, Denmark https://www.we-a.dk/ Contributed to concepts and research; developed on final visuals: renderings, photoshopping, diagrams, infographics; prepared booklets for clients and presentations

Technical skills

Visual representation of ideas 3d modeling Physical model making Assembling indoor and outdoor installations made of styrofoam, plywood, bamboo, wooden constructions up to 6m high Freehand sketching Laser cut 3d printing Movie editing

Software skills

Rhinoceros V-ray for Rhino Grasshopper Adobe Suite: Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign / advanced Adobe Suite: Premiere Pro, Muse / basic Autodesk AutoCAD / advanced Autodesk Revit, Robot / basic

07-09 / 2017 Medusa Group design studio Bytom, Poland https://www.medusagroup.pl/en/ Worked on technical drawings ex. elevations, detailed plans and sections of staff rooms; prepared presentations for clients

Achievements

09 / 2018 Degree with Honors

2017 / 2018 Rector’s Scholarship for the best students

2016 / 2017 Rector’s Scholarship for the best students

Towarzystwo w Przestrzeni (Association in a Space) https://www.facebook.com/ towarzystwowprzestrzeni/ Planned and coordinated architecture workshops for kids as part of festivals, related to exhibitions or commissioned by cultural facilities; contributed to concepts; planned schedules; prepared presentations, materials, artwork, drawings; took charge of part of kids participating in workshops

Warsaw University of Technology Bachelor of Science (Hons) Architecture and Urban Planning

Work experience

2015 - 2018


Workshops & training

03 / 2017

11 / 2015

A<24 Design Marathon Antyrama, Katowice, Poland

Form Finding and Evolutionary Algorithms Training Architektura Parametryczna Warsaw, Poland

Prepared a design concept for a music festival in group of approx. 10 people within time limit of 24 hours

08 / 2017 Parametric Summer School Architektura Paramteryczna https://www.facebook.com/ architekturaparametryczna/ Gdynia, Poland Designed and assembled a beach pavilion based on optimization algorithms; made of plywood and cut by CNC

07 / 2016 Hello Wood 2016: Settling Csรณromfรถlde, Hungary Built a conceptual, adaptable dwelling prototype made of wood, as part of experimental village

03 / 2016 Parametric Winter School Architektura Parametryczna Zakopane, Poland Assembled an Arduino based installation; went through a training in optimization scripts in Grasshopper with use of Silvereye, Octopus, Goat, Galapagos

Went through a training in generative algorithms using Kangaroo and Galapagos

03 / 2015 Parametric Summer School Sopot, Poland Designed and assembles an installation made of styrofoam cubes, based on iterative algorithms and rules of emergency

07 / 2015 Hello Wood: Project Village Hello Wood Csรณrompuszta, Hungary Developed, designed and built prototype tools for sleeping in public as part of experimental village; went through 4 design secuences based on co-design and co-build concept

04 / 2015 Architektour 2015 Waล brzych, Poland Developed a proposal for urban furniture reviving public space based on participatory design; conducted an inquiry among citizens



1 ØBROHUS LIBRARY WE Architecture Intenship 03 / 2019 Group work Contribution: Infographics, diagrams, photoshopping The extension of a residential block situated, a social housing manifest from the 60s located in Osterbro will transform it into a green gateway to Climate Quarter, the first climate-resilient neighborhood in Copenhagen. The vibrant community of its residents has been striving to become more socially active, eco-friendly and inclusive. The public library on the ground floor will integrate the building with its surroundings and bring more life to the area. The building’s terracing shape with a small village of greenhouses and urban farming areas placed on the roof puts emphasis on social and environmental sustainability.


1 Location in the entrance of Klimakvarter, next to new metro station

Climate Quarter Øbrohus

Nørrebro

Østerport

Frederiksberg

København H

Private transport

Public transport

Building heights

Functions

Øbrohus Library


Activities introduced so far by the community

CLT construction

sorted bio-waste

green roof

water meter in every apartment

balconies extension with solar panels

planting events

ground heating

organic food club

open exchange

merging apartments

seasonal parties

barbecue area

common rooftop terrace

activity clubs

modern living room

social

Internship

sustainable

economical


1 Activities inside the new building

housing urban farming

housing

library shops

Final design

Ă˜brohus Library


Siteplan

Internship


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Ă˜brohus Library


Internship



2 PAPER HOUSE WE Architecture Intenship 03 / 2019 Group work Contribution: Infographics, diagrams, photoshopping The project begins the collaboration of WE Architecture with Paper Factor, manufacture of solid surface materials made from the micro-paper. Infographics summarize the research about paper and show first design proposals that would make up for a strong base of further work in the future. There are countless environmental issues faced today by our society and the building industry. While only half of the amount of used paper is recycled, huge areas of forests are continuously being cut down. Billions of tonnes of concrete are poured on building sites every year and yet big cities struggle with a problem of abandoned buildings. It seems that light mobile structures, easy to dismantle and made of recycled materials might be an answer to some of the environmental issues faced by our society and the building industry.


2 Paper life cycle

Statistics

Composed mass is returned to soil for new trees

trees are annually cut for paper

Trees are cut into logs

Fibres that are too short are composed Paper made into products e.g. newspaper

Logs are shredded into wood chuncks

Annual consumption of paper kg per person

Virgin wood fibre is mixed with the boiled paper pulp

214 Paper is chopped and boiled 43

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Dried paper is rolled onto large reefs

45

108

Paper pulp is squeezed through a series of rollers

122

Concrete life cycle

Fiber supply fo paper pulp

Crushed concrete can replace up to 30% of natural crushed coarse aggregate

7% Non-wood fibers like hemp of kenaf 38 % Recycled paper

When not more usable the structure is demolished

55 % Virgin wood pulp

Mixture is poured into a cast on a building site Gravel Sand Water Cement

Paper House

Construction waste is discharged on landfills


Spatial concept of a pavilion

Skin made from recycled paper

Light weight module structure produced in  ocal lumber mill

Multifunctional space for community activities, exhibitions etc.

Internship



3 BONN VILLAS WE Architecture Intenship 01 / 2019 Group work Contribution: Diagrams, siteplan, photoshopping The Bonn Villas project located in Germany combines in a unique way co-living with the privacy of having individual houses. The client’s wish was to gather friends and family in one area without giving up living in private villas. The buildings differ in design, each of them having its own characteristic features, but the use of wood, steel, and stone gives the composition a strong sense of unity. Terracing and levels diversity integrates them with the terrain sloping towards the east and provides with a wonderful view of Bonn.


3 Different designs with elements that fit them together

Changing levels following the terrain

Overhangs and wooden ceilings

Blurred border between inside and outside

Varied spatial experiences inside and outside

Consistent use of stone, steel and wood as primary materials

Bonn Villas


Siteplan

Internship


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Bonn Villas


Internship



4 SPORTS CITY AUDERĂ˜D Professional work 12 / 2018 Group work Contribution: Concept, new facades design, modelling, rendering, photoshopping, siteplans The renovation concept of an old military base gets the best value of its potential, existing facilities, and intriguing architecture from the 60s, creating a Sports City. Crew buildings set on a horseshoe plan will be transformed into an audience with a view on the main running lane going along the buildings divided into sport disciplines. This quiet place embraced by nature and cut off from the world provides a perfect environment not only for training but also for rehabilitation.


4 Running paths spread over the site

Outdoor training areas and houses set accordingly to sport disciplines

Siteplan

Swimming pool Sports team buildings:

Football Volleyball

Rehabilitation center

Auditorium

Swimming Tennis

Skatepark

Restaurant

Martial arts

Hotels

Basketball Gymnastics Handball

Sports City Auderød

Fencing Parkour Athletics


Siteplan closeup Sport team buildings

Siteplan close-up Rehabilitation center

Internship


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Sports City Auderød


Internship


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Sports City Auderød


Internship



5 MINI GOLF CLUB Academic work 09 / 2018 Individual work Semester 8 Bachelor diploma Mini Golf Club is an exemplary project of a small golf facility located in the center of Warsaw, aimed at the local community and collaboration with nearby schools, libraries, and culture houses. What substantially gave shape to the project was the location in a green belt going through the city along the scarp that throughout the years was an inspiration to the reoccurring idea of a valley linking main city parks and cultural institutions. In order to continue the alley, it was necessary to let it through the site. The building is formed as part of the topography of the terrain, becoming one with the landscape while the interior has a strong relationship with the surroundings. The consequent use of wood ties all the elements together and enhances the cohesion of the design as a whole.


5 Potentials of a small local golf facility

Location on Warsaw green belt and its pathway going acroos the city

The need to preserve the continuum of green areas by letting the pedestrian path through

Adequate for everyone regardless of age, brings generations together

Possible collaboration with schools in terms of physical education classes

Potential to tie local society together by gathering club members in communities

Siteplan

Driving range Pathway

Short course: 6 holes Putting green Minigolf Club House

Mini Golf Club


Shape merging with topography and fitting into the composition of slopes

Lobby with a panoramic view on the site

Facade covered with lamella cladding

Service rooms aligned on one side of the building

Construction brings together two systems: CLT panels and gluelam timber frames

Bachelor Diploma


5 Ground floor plan

Mezzanine plan

C

A

A

B

Section A

Section B

Section C

Mini Golf Club

C


Bachelor Diploma



6 SCHOOL EXTENSION Academic work 06 / 2017 Individual work Semester 6

The extension of an existing high school building follows its structural grid and forms a cohesive shape, at the same time arranging diverse, multifunctional common spaces on a very small area. Double-height halls, patios, and mezzanines bring in more daylight and a sense of spaciousness. Numerous niches blur the border between classrooms and the corridor, setting the hierarchy of spaces. Colorful mosaics on a facade disperse sunlight and create a cheerful athmosphere inside.


6 Extension shape development

Patios

Double-height multifunctional hall and library

Bird view

School Extension


Groundfloor plan

1st floor plan

Semester 6


6

School Extension


South-west facade module

South-east facade railing modules prefabricated railing module 110x120 cm

prefabricated steel frame

Detail 1

Detail 3

opaque tempered glass pipe 3x4 cm

impregnated wood

rod F20

Detail 2

Detail 4

impregnated wood

colored plexi pipe 3x4 cm

angle iron

colored plexi

Semester 6

bolt F12

bolt F12

steel anchor bolt



7 FAMILY HOUSE Academic work 06 / 2016 Individual work Semester 4

The house for a family of four is located in a picturesque area on the outskirts of Warsaw, situated along the scarp, having sun path on one side and a view on the other. Private rooms placed alongside the main core of the house shape common spaces, while openings let see throughout the building and bond inside with outside, giving the impression of living in small units in nature.


7 Main shaping factors

View axes going throughout the house

Dividing the house into closed and open spaces

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2

3

4

5

6

Family House


Plan

B

B

A

A

Section A: through the main corridor

Section B: through private rooms

South elevation

Semester 4


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Family House


Semester 4



8 STAIRCASE INSTALLATION Workshops 06 / 2016 Group work Contribution: concept work, scripting, assembling The project was a summary of training in iterative solutions in scripting. We developed a shape based on rules of emergence visible ex. in flock behavior, using foam cubes 10x10 cm and 20x20 cm as a material, exactly 500 of each type.


8 Shaping process

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2

3

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Staircase installation


Workshops



9 DRAWINGS




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