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architectural portfolio Natalia Mylonaki MSc
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Natalia Mylonaki Freelance Architect
13/3/1987 n.mylonaki@gmail.com Gerard Philipslaan 347, 5616TT, Eindhoven, the Netherlands +31 628 144 001 Natalia Mylonaki www.nataliamylonaki.com
“I envision a human-centered design that rediscovers the way modern people experience their urban environment.�
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“I aspire to attain a distinguished position as an acknowledged architect where I can deploy my knowledge and creativity for the benefit of the human society by designing [living] experiences.�
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Bevrijd Wonen Jouw Tiny House in Almere
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Home Away from Home
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Agri-tecture in a Row
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Turkish Hammam
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A temporary workshop building
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Learning from Hahnenstrasse
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Re_ Inspiration
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Exhibition Pavilion
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Mediterranean Games’ Village
Interior
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Grk & Zo Kitchen Bar
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Yiamas Restaurant
Graphics
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Serwood
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Poster design
Architecture
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Architecture ... is far beyond mere building design; it is the art of enhancing the experience in the space where people live, express themselves, work and have fun.
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BouwEXPO Tiny housing Bevrijd Wonen Jouw Tiny House in Almere Competition (2016) Partitipation in the “Tiny Housing Permanent� 45m2 (plot 90m2.)
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Almere NL
Noisy, busy cities are the place of residence for the majority of us these days while complexity is the basic characteristic of our everyday life. On the other hand, nowadays people love cities more than ever and urbanization is a phenomenon akin to most western countries. The idea of the sanctuary is not new. It has been the basic pursuit of humankind since the beginning of its existence. Human beings started their pre-urban life by transforming places of safety and isolation into their first homes. The settlements at first and later on the cities, gradually replaced the safety of the sanctuary with that of an organized structure. Thus, we decided to investigate the phenomenon of the contemporary sanctuary within the limits of the modern Dutch city. The archetype of the cave or grotto was our starting point: a linear sequence of life activities, gradually leading to the sanctuary: the sacred, personal space for joy, creation or relaxation.
U-home_an urban sunctuary. A toy home that provides its residents with the luxury to play with it.
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The first step was to design a ribbon along which the resident’s daily activities will be hosted in certain areas which clearly lead to the personal sanctuary. In the end, a vertical curved folding was formed in order to lift the sanctuary to a higher level than the one where the rest of the activities will take place so as to achieve its maximum isolation. The house is a permanent construction and its main structural and formal elements of the house are the two parallel, solid walls that can be constructed with either concrete or bricks in a metal frame. The in between part that connects the two walls and hosts the house functions is constructed by an insulated metal frame covered with either wood planks or plaster. The wet rooms (e.g. bathroom, shower and kitchen) have a standard position in the house, while the user can define the sequence of the rest of the functions. Only one interior door, that of the lavatory, has been used in the U-home whereas the rest of the areas are not divided. On the illustrations one can see one of the many, possible suggestions:
•The bedroom is placed at the area of the sanctuary. In other cases and according to the user’s wishes, the sanctuary could be an artist’s atelier, a library or even the living room. •An amphitheater is the natural extension of the sanctuary: an area with multiple uses. In the illustrated example it is used as a bookcase and an office. Alternatively, it can also be used as a projection room. •The shower is set in the mezzanine, which also offers the best view to the rear garden. •The kitchen is placed just under the mezzanine, with direct access to the garden. •The living room combines a foldable dining table with all the necessary furniture for a comfortable living. The U-home can be built either in a row or freestanding in urban or sub-urban areas. The minimum plot dimensions are 3.6m width and 8m length. In the presentation board it is placed freestanding on a 90m2 plot with a 65m2 garden.
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Sustainability matters The house has a water collection system with a 1m3 tank for gray water, which can be used for flushing or for watering the garden. The tank is incorporated into the design of the house and placed directly under the shower where most of the grey water comes from. The materials of the house are recyclable and meet the standards of small-scale housing: concrete or brick, wood or plaster with room for a layer of biodegradable insulation.
A HOME AWAY FROM HOME Design New Housing Solutions for Asylum Seekers Competition (2016) The competition was held in Dutch
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NL
Ons hoofddoel voor dit project is het creĂŤren van een woonruimte die op een intelligente manier, zonder ruimte verspilling, getransporteerd en geplaatst kan worden. De kenmerken van deze wooneenheid doen denken aan een permanente woonruimte waar de structuur en opbouw afgeleid zijn uit de Nederlandse huisstijl. In antwoord op de vereisten, is het concept van de inklapbare beker gebruikt: 4 oppervlakken die in elkaar
overgaan en zodra ze uitgetrokken worden, vormen ze een grote waterdichte ruimte. Uit dit principe hebben we een woning ontworpen van 50 m2 die een vast omhulsel heeft en een flexibel interieur. Hierdoor kunnen verschillende gebruikers, uiteenlopend van alleenstaanden tot families worden gehuisvest. Daarnaast kan het ontwerp door zijn inklapmechanisme, gemakkelijk per vrachtwagen vervoerd worden.
Welc(h)ome
a home to welcome refugees in the Netherlands.
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impressie: welc(h)omes in een rij opstelling
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Om in te spelen op de flexibiliteitsvraag, bestaat het gebouw uit twee componenten: een vaste infra+ vloer component, de accu, deze bevat alle leidingen en daar bovenop een inklapbare omhulsel. Alle bouw componenten zijn geprefabriceerd. De accu is gevestigd op de grond en het ingeklapte omhulsel wordt in zijn geheel daarop geplaatst en vergrendeld aan de accu. Vervolgens wordt het gebouw uitgeklapt, op de geĂŻntegreerde rails van de accu. Het binnen klimaat wordt door de vloerverwarming op de begane grond geregeld. De vides in de woning zorgen voor de warmte verspreiding. Het omhulsel bestaat uit vier aan elkaar verbonden componenten die over elkaar schuiven. Net zoals in het voorbeeld van de beker, zorgen de krachten die gelijkmatig verdeeld zijn tussen de twee oppervlakken, dat het gebouw waterdicht is. Het omhulsel is opgebouwd uit geĂŻsoleerde sandwich panelen. Deze panelen zijn duurzaam, kunnen gerecycled worden en zijn biologisch afbreekbaar. De binnenzijde wordt bekleed met houten platen die onderdeel kunnen zijn van de dragende isolatiesysteem of als extra toevoeging. De buitenste schil bestaat uit metalen panelen. De verdiepingsvloeren worden ter plekke ingeschoven via een railsysteem dat gevestigd is aan de binnenkant van het omhulsel. Als laatst wordt de gevel geplaatst, die vanuit eenzelfde principe is opgebouwd. Alle openingen zijn voorzien van aluminium kozijnen met dubbel glas. De wooneenheden kunnen autonoom worden geplaatst in vestigingen met een lage dichtheid of naast elkaar om een hogere dichtheid te bereiken. In het laatste geval worden de woningen afwisselend geplaatst met groene ruimtes aan beide zijden. Deze bouwmethode zou als een evolutie in de traditionele bouwtypologie van de Nederlandse stad kunnen worden beschouwd. De pastelkleuren die we gebruiken zorgen voor een vrolijke en gemoedelijke sfeer, die passen in het Nederlandse landschap.
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Eindhoven University of Technology
MSc Architecture, Building & Planning. Track: Architecture Thesis Project (2012-2013)
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Published by: VHL University of Applied Sciences. “Finding Spaces for Productive Cities� 6th AESOP Sustainable Food Planning Conference. Leeuwarden, NL Edited by: Rob Roggema and Greg Keeffe Paper included in the conference proceedings. ISBN 987-90-822451-2-7 pages 102- 130
Eindhoven NL Woensel-West
In this project, urban agriculture is suggested as a possible way of improving the urban quality of life and home farming in the urban houses is proposed as a way of establishing smart living. This idea is implemented in a Dutch middle-class row house in a creative and sustainable way and the design is proposed for the area of Woensel- West in Eindhoven. The project is structured with a view to achieving two main intended results: Firstly, the implementation of the small and bigger scale activities of urban agriculture in the urban house with the use of new technological advances. Secondly, the provision of a better quality of life to residents of cities in two dimensions; psychologically, by the improvement of the social life of the residents, and physically, by the provision of a healthier nutrition. In this way, the urban houses will provide their residents with fresh food and encourage them to develop better interpersonal relationships at a family and communal level.
Agri-tecture in a Row.
Urban Agriculture for creative row housing as a way of Smart Living.
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Top View
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--Gardening is cheaper than therapy and you get tomatoes ---
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The project is based on the concept of Urban Agriculture (UA) and is outlined in three scales of design; the block, the housing unit, and the technological systems used. The block scale describes the complete design of a block in the heart of Woensel-West and its main objective is to create a communal and a public core that both contribute to its development. The housing unit is designed upon the principles of the row-housing typology and can be built
in every city in the Netherlands or abroad. Finally, the technological systems scale aims at the creative implementation of the existing Urban Agriculture systems in the design. All scales are designed in such a way that they can provide their users with a self-sufficient and sustainable production. The users take advantage of growing and eating their own fruit and vegetables, get together, and develop a community under the scope of agriculture.
All scales are equipped with a system of areas that is called “the battery� which produces and saves all the energy needed for the UA systems to work and delivers it in the way and at the time required. The mechanical systems that support the agriculture activities in all scales are placed in these areas which are interconnected in order to achieve optimal energy provision for the project.
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SOCIAL The “battery”
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The transformation of the old typology into the new one
The spirit of change in all aspects The transformation of the well known row house typology, the placement of the “battery” as a energy core and the rearrangement of the house areas in the unit contribute to a completely new perception of the urban house that places its residents closer to nature.
The arrangement of the house areas
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Ground Floor Plan
First Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
Type A- North
B-B Section
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The “Cut & Eat” Structure
Eindhoven University of Technology
MSc Architecture, Building & Planning. Track: Architecture Masterproject II (6/ 2012) The aim of this Masterproject was to make a critical analysis of the Eindhoven district Woensel-West and a design for a given corner of the street. The design should contribute to the improvement of the inhabitants’ quality of life.
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Eindhoven NL
As the majority of Woensel- West’s inhabitants are Muslims the building program of a Turkish Hammam was chosen so to fulfill their needs and make their community stronger but at the same time give them the chance to mingle with the Dutch inhabitants. The hammam is a vital part of the islamic culture and an important element of the urban fabric of all the Islamic countries. Apart from the bathing ritual, the baths are a meeting point of the community. However, they can also be used by non-muslims that want to be initiated to the bathing ritual. The main concept of the building is the design of a “wall” to the city that could turn the user away from the urban environment. Moreover, the interconnected cold, warm, hot rooms form a route in which the user’s perception of the building changes as he moves on in it.
Woensel-West
Turkish Hammam Step by step initiation
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Ground Floor Plan
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First Floor Plan
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Cold room
Warm room
Hot room
“The light, the sight and the feelings differentiate from step to step in order to make the bathing ritual a unique experience.�
Eindhoven University of Technology
MSc Architecture, Building & Planning. Track: Architecture Production and Parts (6/ 2012) The aim of the course was to design a temporary extension of 200 m2 to the model workshop in Vertigo building in TU/e based on one of the materials of the detail we analyzed in the first assignment of the course. In my case, it was the roof detail of the Thermal Baths in Vals by Peter Zumthor.
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Eindhoven NL
A temporary workshop building
Working surrounded by earth and light.
The main idea is to create one low cost, selfstanding building close to the Vertigo building which materials could be easy to store. The option of an earthbag building was chosen so as for the bags either to be emptied after one semester, or stored in packs. The building has enough storage room for the models on its two longer facades and long working tables in the middle.
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A metal structure is used to carry the earthbags and the whole building is covered with polycarbonate sheets. The earthbags are used due to their high thermal mass and because they can be filled in situ. The main structure consists of two rows of I-profile columns and beams. The area between every two columns is covered with the earthbags which are of size 0.45*0.80*0.15 m.
Eindhoven University of Technology
MSc Architecture, Building & Planning. Track: Architecture Masterproject I (1/ 2012) The Masterproject aims at the revitalization of the area around the Hahnenstrasse.The final assignment contains a complete urban plan that is designed in groups and an individual proposal of particular buildings.
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Cologne DE
The main idea of the urban policy is a design of an open air passage throughout the block. As far as the individual part of the project is concerned, the residential building of Wilhem Riphan is redesigned in order to meet the urban policy requirements. The old building was characterized by the repetition on the faรงade in the same rhythm. As the inside area of the block has now been altered to a passage full of life, the back faรงade is designed as the main one. In the new design the residents have their own balconies and gardens and they can also take advantage of the common spaces of each floor. The ground and first floor of the building host shops that are redesigned with their entrances towards the interior of the block. As the building stands in the most part of the passage, the commercial use will enhance the movement of people in it.
Many shops project their windows to the passage, something that changes the monotonous straight faรงade of the ground floor. This projection is also used in some apartments on the floors above. The design principle is that every projection that hangs out of the old structure is metallic with glass in its three facades.
Learning from Hahnenstrasse
Revitilizing an abandoned urban block
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Ground Floor Plan
Section B-B
University of Thessaly (UTH)
Higher National Diploma (BSc& MSc) in Architectural Engineering Thesis Project (9/2010) In collaboration with: L. Nezeriti
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The area that concerns the present thesis project is centrally located in the district Gazi and lies vertically to Kerameikos square, close to the Athens’ city center in Greece. The aim of the project is to create the premises for a firm called Re_inspiration which can be defined in short as a firm specializing in recycled art. The firm in discussion assembles a large amount of “useless” articles in its warehouses. These items, which under other circumstances would end up in landfills, are of a smaller or larger size and the above firm assigns a group of designers to restructure them in order to produce artwork.
Athens GR Gazi
Re_ Inspiration
Giving recycled art a place to express itself
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Ground Floor Plan
Second Floor Plan
The aim of the design is to make a distinct display of the firm’s assembly line to the public. In order to achieve this aim it was necessary to make a natural extension of Kerameikos square within the boundaries of the property. The building block is erected around the garden that constitutes the public area and consists of: 1. A building for the Administration offices and the artists’ guest rooms 2. Α building that houses the café, the inventory department, the shared ateliers
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department, and the artists’ private studios. A significant part of the project is concerned with the relation between the warehouses, the garden and the firm’s display area. The warehouses are located on the second floor in proportion to the garden level and the display area is located in the basement. By reversing the expected position of these areas, that is by giving prominence to the display area and concealing the warehouses, the importance of the production process is stressed with regards to its result.
“This modern factory can serve for the increase of the social awareness towards recycling and reusing.”
The inventory department
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The ateliers
The garden’s path
The showroom
The garden
University of Thessaly (UTH)
Higher National Diploma (BSc& MSc) in Architectural Engineering Elective Design Studio IV (9/2009) In collaboration with: E. Kekelou, N. Margaritis
For the design of this pavilion the universal theme of “the welcoming of the visitor” from ancient Greek times was selected. The design is based on the welcoming of the visitors’ ritual that Homer describes in Odyssey (A ‘, 120). In order to make a symbolic representation to this process, the pavilion has five independent sections that refer directly to the ritual’s stages.
The aim of this studio was to design a temporary pavilion within walking distance from the site with Roman ruins in Navarinou Square.
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Thessaloniki GR
Navarinou Square
Exhibition Pavilion Welcome home, Ulysses.
bienvenue
καλώς ήρθατε
Visitors entering the first section are called to remove their shoes and place them in the central cylinder. Turning to the second part which is transparent, they play a “game” on the dividing wall. In the third translucent part, they are treated food and drink while in the drawers under the table they can find information leaflets about the site. Visitors come to the fourth part, which is totally isolated from the outside, where
van harte welkom
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they can rest on the glass display cases and focus on the transparent floor that houses archaeological finds from excavations in the area. The fifth section of the pavilion is located in the archaeological area, detached from the rest. In this completely transparent section they can be further informed about the excavations from the texts that are placed on the windows and thus to complete the experience of being welcomed in the site.
welcome benvenuto
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University of Thessaly (UTH)
Higher National Diploma (BSc& MSc) in Architectural Engineering Architectural Design Studio VII (9/2009) In collaboration with: E. Kekelou, N. Margaritis
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The project concerns the design of a village on the shores of the Lake Karla, which was desiccated in 1962 and its reconstruction was decided in 1999, to accommodate the event of the Mediterranean Games in Volos in 2013. This project became widely known as the Mediterranean village.
Volos GR
As the Mediterranean Village was expected to become a settlement with residents in the future, planning should incorporate both architectural and urban principles.
As far as the urban design is concerned, our main intention was to place the building blocks on a “green carpet”. Roads were ranked according to their importance and their crossroads form junctions in the urban structure. Additionally, with the future use of the settlement in mind, a provision for the location of public buildings such as schools and sports facilities was made. As far as the architectural design is concerned, the blocks are based on the way that the lake’s dykes work and they are designed in order to establish a non-conventional urban plan. The interior of the block can work either as a water reservoir or as an arable land. Furthermore, it does not have to be completed as its completion depends on the needs of the settlement for new houses.
Lake Karla
Mediterranean Games’ Village
A non-conventional urban plan in a reconstructed habitat.
Top view
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Each block consists of several segments that obey to seven typologies and can be freely combined in order to create different units. The ground floor of each section houses shops and an inner passage while the first and second floors are given over to flats. Each section is independent and its external elevation is perpendicular to the street while the internal one creates a slope in the level of the ground floor. On their roof a ventilation chimney, which offers thorough ventilation to the unit, is placed. The blocks, which house the public facilities, follow the same construction principles. The only difference is the immersion in the land, which marks the difference in their use. 40
Land use
Section through a block
Exterior view of the block
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Interior ... can make your day!
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Grk & Zo Kitchen Bar 2015
The owners of the restaurant wanted to refublish the existing Greek restaurant “Delphi� and turn it into a modern industrial kitchen bar with a clear Greek identity. The restaurant was renamed to GRK&ZO and our team took over the new design not only of the interior but also of the logo, the menus and the visit cards of the restaurant.
Redesign & redecoration In collaboration with: N. Margaritis and T. Klouvas
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Delft NL
Grk & Zo
Rediscovering Greece further than the Parthenon.
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The main idea was to design a place that could be used all day long and could serve coffee, lunch, dinner and drinks. Due to its rectangular shape, the restaurant was divided into three horizontal zones that would have a different character but be
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used for all cases, too. The first zone, which is close to the windows, is the lounge area. Warm lights and softer fabrics are used in this zone which is also the welcome zone for the clients. The second zone is the darkest of the restaurant and hosts the big
bar, the stands and the DJ. The tables in front of the DJ are ment to be removed in case of a party. The third zone is lightened up by the two skylights, hosts the main restaurant hall and is placed exactly next to the open kitchen.
The decoration of the Kitchen Bar is inspired by the old industrial Greek elements that are reintroduced to the Dutch audience.
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The Yiamas restaurant is a new modern place to taste Greek delicacies in the new area of Hendrik-Ido-Ambacht. The basic aim of the design was to transform the cold interior of the shop in the ground floor of a newly built block into a warm place that the clients could feel like being in Greece. Simple gestures and new materials that refer to Greece made this possible to happen. The interior of the restaurant was designed from scratch as well as its logo and menu.
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Hendrik-IdoAmbacht NL
Yiamas
The new place to feel Greek.
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Graphics ... can make the difference in the perception of an innovative and unique product or idea.
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Serwood is a timber structures enterprise that has been designing and executing wooden constructions of high aesthetic and functional value since 1985. The high level of the company’s design should also be reflected in its leaflets and projects propositions.
Serwood Timber Housing & Structures enterprise 2005- 2011 Original design propositions, Digital Visualizations Editing and Project Execution support.
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Athens GR
Serwood
3D representations and leaflets that reflect the company’s fine caliber.
3D representation
House in Kifissia, Athens, Greece, 2010
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Realization
Glass roof in Anavissos, Greece, 2007
Η Εταιρεία
στεγάζουμε τα όνειρά σας!
Η εταιρία Serwood ιδρύθηκε το 1970 και έχει ως αντικείμενο την επεξεργασία ξύλου.
Η φιλοσοφία μας Το σπίτι για εμάς δεν είναι παρά ένας δημιουργικός μεταπλασμός του φυσικού περιβάλλοντος γι’ αυτό και τη στέγη την αντιμετωπίζουμε ως έπιπλο και όχι ως απλό χρηστικό μέσο προστασίας του. Η συλλειτουργία χρηστικότητας και αισθητικής αποτελεί συστατικό γνώρισμα της λαϊκής τέχνης όπως έχει γράψει ο μεγάλος λαογράφος Μ. Μερακλής και αυτή ακριβώς είναι η φιλοσοφία που διέπει τη Serwood και τις κατασκευές της.
Χειροποιήματα Στη Serwood η αισθητική συμβαδίζει με την
Το εργοστάσιο
Ο εκθεσιακός χώρος Τα γραφεία μας
Οι εγκαταστάσεις της Serwood στο 1ο χλμ της
Σε ένα μοναδικό στην Ελλάδα εκθεσιακό χώρο
Το πάτωμα ντουσιέ με μαρκετερί σε συνδυασμό
Λεωφόρου Καλυβίων – Μαρκοπούλου. 10.000 τ.μ.
2.500 τετ.μέτρων στην παραλιακή Λεωφόρο
με τις εμφανείς στέγες από σύνθετη σουηδική
εξοπλισμένα με τελευταίας τεχνολογίας μηχανήματα
Αθηνών- Σουνίου θα βρείτε προτάσεις για:
ξυλεία αποτελούν ζωντανή απόδειξη της υψηλής
C&C όπου οι κατασκευές μελετώνται και
Στέγη, Πέργκολα, Βεράντα, Ξύλινη κατοικία, Σκάλα,
τεχνογνωσίας και αισθητικής που διέπουν όλες τις
υλοποιούνται ως την παραμικρή τους λεπτομέρεια.
Πάτωμα και γενικά κάθε είδους ξύλινη κατασκευή.
κατασκευές Serwood.
ποιότητα. Διακοσμητικά εξαρτήματα εμφανούς στέγης σκαλισμένα στο χέρι. Σε μια εποχή που τα βιομηχανοποιημένα προϊόντα ξύλου έχουν την πρωτοκαθεδρία λόγω χαμηλού κόστους, εμείς επιμένουμε να βαδίζουμε στα χνάρια των δημιουργών της λαϊκής ξυλογλυπτικής. Στη Serwood το χειροποίητο ζει και θυμίζει πως οι αξίες της λαϊκής τέχνης δε χάθηκαν ακόμα.
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Κατασκευαστικές προκλήσεις
Αέρινη κάλυψη
Τοξωτή πέργκολα
Κρεμαστά σκίαστρα Πέργκολα με πανί
Κατασκευαστικό επίτευγμα από
Καμπυλοειδής, πρωτότυπη πέργκολα από ξυλεία
Επαναλαμβανόμενα, κρεμαστά στέγαστρα
Πέργκολα σε μορφή αχιβάδας πάνω από είσοδο
σύνθετη Σουηδική ξυλεία του οποίου
Iroco πάνω από την είσοδο πολυτελούς κατοικίας
αυτοκινήτων συνιστούν ένα πρωτότυπο και υψηλής
ξενοδοχείου από σύνθετη ξυλεία Σουηδίας με
η δυσκολία κατασκευής συνίσταται
στο Μαρθώνα.
αισθητικής τρόπο προστασίας τους από τις καιρικές
μεταλλικούς εντατήρες. Ο ιδανικός τρόπος υποδοχής
συνθήκες.
των επισκεπτών.
στο γεγονός ότι όλα τα ξύλα είναι καμπυλοειδούς μορφής.
Πολυτέλεια & αισθητική Η γέφυρα από ξύλο Niagon οδηγεί στο Πολυνησιακό εστιατόριο του Grand Resort
Το ξύλο είναι ένα οικολογικό υλικό που συνδυάζει πολυτέλεια και αισθητική εδώ και αιώνες. Στην Serwood, πιστοί σ’ αυτή τη παράδοση από το 1970, επεξεργαζόμαστε το ξύλο με γνώση και μεράκι, δημιουργώντας στέγες που αποτελούν εικαστική παρέμβαση και αναπόσπαστο κομμάτι του διακόσμου της κατασκευής.
Lagonisi . Στη σκιά της πέργκολας deck δίπλα από τη θάλασσα οι ενδυαιτημόνες απολαμβάνουν μια αρμονική σύζευξη του εξωτικού, γαστρονομικού στοιχείου με το ελληνικό, παραδοσιακό, διακοσμητικό στοιχείο.
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Έπαυλη στην Κηφισιά Πολυτελής έπαυλη, αληθινό στολίδι, έτσι όπως αναδύεται μέσα από τα τυρκουάζ νερά της πισίνας και το σμαραγδένιο πράσινο του κήπου, με φόντο τον καθάριο, ελληνικό ουρανό. Οι τετράριχτες στέγες και οι περιμετρικές στεγασμένες βεράντες από δρυς, τα περιφερειακά της πισίνας decks καθώς και οι σκάλες από ξύλο τικ με το ζεστό χρώμα τους και τη ραφινάτη όψη τους συμβάλλουν στην ανάδειξη αυτής της πολυτέλειας ιδιαίτερα τη νύχτα όταν φωτίζονται και αντανακλώνται στα νερά της πισίνας.
INDEPENDENT CLIENT Corporate competition 2013
The poster was designed for a competition held in one of the bigest companies in the world. The competition required a A0 poster that should express the concept of the project in a comprehensive way. Our challenge was to design the workflow of weaving classified information within images for confidentiality purposes. The delivered poster depicts the encryption and descryption process in a simplistic fashion and highlights the possible applications following the coloring scheme of the company’s design team.
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Advanced cryptography presented as simply as weaving a piece of cloth
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More unreleased projects to be shown in person. Find me online at: www.nataliamylonaki.com or contact me : n.mylonaki@gmail.com, +31628144001
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