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ARCHITECTURE PORTFOLIO NIMA BASIMI

EDUCATION

NIMA BASIMI ARCHITECT | DESIGNER | 3D ARTIST

2018-2022 MSC - ARCHITECTURE, BUILT ENVIRONMENT INTERIOR POLITECNICO DI MILANO

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Thesis : Flexible Spaces: A modular, Flexible Design and Furnishing in Prefabricated buildings GPA : 103/110 (3.4)

Research Intrests INTERIOR DESIGN

ADAPTIVE REUSE

SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE

ENERGY-EFFICIENT BUILDING MATERIAL

HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGN

INNOVATION

MATERIAL INNOVATION

DIGITAL FABRICATION IN ARCHITECTURE

INTERIOR SPACE PLANNING

VIRTUAL HOME STAGING

ACOUSTIC AND LIGHTING DESIGN SMART

2013-2018

HOMES AND IOT INTEGRATION

BSC - ARCHITECTURE ENGINEERING

FLEXIBLE SPACES

GPA : 16.05/20 (3.32)

WORK EXPERIENCE 2023 N|A STUDIO Founder

2020-PRESENT PRINCIPIOATTIVO Architect - Designer - Intern cordinator 2018-2020 EXISS COMPANY Designer - Deputy Commercial Director

2016-2017

SOFTWARE SKILLS

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

GUILAN UNIVERSITY

Thesis of master degree in Politecnico di Milano A research and design project focused on prefabricated buildings aims to achieve a flexible layout and interior design while eliminating construction phases and redefining traditional renovations.

RHINOCEROS AUTOCAD REVIT - Architecture LUMION

MIAW WORKSHOP 2020 Conducted by Politecnico di Milano with selective participants The workshop focused on collaborative research and design. Its primary goal was to develop the neighborhoods surrounding the M4 metro line stations

ADOBE PHOTOSHOPE ADOBE ILLUSRATOR ADOBE INDESIGN

FRAGMENTAL UNITY

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Thematic studio of master degree in Politecnico di Milano

AWARDS

The research and design project focused on an overlooked neighborhood in the southern part of Milan. The studio aimed to conduct research on social and environmental aspects to formulate a regeneration strategy for the area.

Winner of scholarship for Msc in Politecnico di Milano

ATMOSPHIER ARCHITECTURE GROUP

AUROVILLE; CITY OF DAWN

Design Assistant

A study on an experimental sustainble township, to investigate ECO-CITIES.

Honorable mentioned for 3x5 project

WHAT OUR BUILDINGS WEARING

Finalist top three of Mariupol shore regenaration competition

A comparative investigation into the meaning of patterns and colors in Chinese and Iranian architecture and their relevance to contemporary architecture.

Honorable mentioned in Miaw 2020 workshop

2015-2016 GUILAN UNIVERSITY Teaching Assistant - Architecture Priminary 1

2014-2016 GUILAN UNIVERSITY Software Teacher - Rhinoceros

Language

RETYPE Conducted by University of Guilan with selective participants The creative design workshop had the objective of creating an installation to define a space while drawing inspiration from local architecture, culture, and materials.

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Content Academic Projects Around the Clock

Interior Desing Studio - Msc Politecnico di milano

Refettorio

Desing and Construction Studio - Msc Politecnico di milano

Fragmental Unity

Thematic Urban Studio - Msc Politecnico di milano

Flexible Spaces

Final Thesis - Msc Politecnico di milano

Professional Experiences Saint Gobian

Architectural and interior design - PrincipioAttivo

3X5

Interior design - Atmosphere Architecture Group

Culture Sea Shore Urban competition - PrincipioAttivo

Around the clock : An interior design study on a open public space This study, undertaken by Politecnico di Milano as the Interior Desing Studio

Aims of the project : • Renovation of an open space • Creative space • Enhancment of Space identity

The primary objective of the studio was to redefine an open space as a cohesive room. This presented a challenging opportunity to delve into creative ideas and establish functionality within the space. Our task was to pay homage to the historical significance of the area while respecting its context. Our central focus revolved around harnessing the power of light and shadow as integral interior elements.

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Enhancing the light design breathed new life into the piazza, making it a vibrant and secure space that could host nightlife activities, enriching the evening scene.

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As I stroll through Piazza Banchi, it becomes evident that despite its illustrious history, the square seems detached from its true potential. While it is surrounded by buildings of great significance, including a church, a historic theater, and various banks and shops, it lacks a distinct purpose and exudes a sense of ambiguity.

The presence of the church and the surrounding palaces does indeed bestow upon the piazza a certain charm. Nonetheless, it is conspicuously devoid of fundamental elements of urban infrastructure, particularly urban furniture. Consequently, it has evolved into more of a thoroughfare than a focal point for communal gatherings, failing to fulfill its potential as a central hub in the city.

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The absence of shaded areas during the day has led to elevated temperatures and an uncomfortable ambiance, discouraging people from lingering in the piazza. Moreover, the inadequate lighting design at night transforms the square into a dark, foreboding space, further contributing to its emptiness during evening hours. This lack of safety features becomes a prominent concern within this urban area. “Integrate multifunctional standing lamps into the urban space, serving as primary elements in its rejuvenation. These lamps function as seating, lighting, and structural supports for the room’s ceiling.”

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”ceiling” approach the church, enhancing the sense of perspective.

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Building upon our initial concept, we have integrated cables as a crucial design element, not only to pay homage to the iconic streets of Genova but also to serve structural functions within the design.

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Incorporating into the ceiling grid 9 9 solar panels introduces three key concepts: 1. Sustainable Illumination

conceptsolar energy for eco-friendly lighting at night, Harness promoting sustainable design.

2. Semi-Transparent Aesthetic Create a captivating semi-transparent effect, blurring the lines between interior and open space, enhancing the perception of an expansive room. 3. Textured Shadow Floor During daylight hours, leverage the textured shadows cast by the panels as integral elements of interior design, effectively representing flooring.

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the flowers of Genova, paying homage to local art and nature while adding a unique visual dimension to the space.

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Revitalizing Aqua Portabile: A Comprehensive Study on the Regeneration of an Abandoned Infrastructure in Milan This study, undertaken by Politecnico di Milano in collaboration with the Comune di Milano and BNP bank.

Aims of the project : • • • •

Breathe new life into the building Create a positive impact on the neighborhood. Preserve the identity of Milano Socio-economic profit

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Fragmantal Unity: A Study on urban regenaration of an abondoned neighbourhood This study, undertaken by Politecnico di Milano in collaboration with the Comune di Milano.

Aims of the project : • Regeneration of open spaces • Requalification of resitential zones An abandoned neighborhood in southern Milan called Grattosoglio was originally constructed as a social housing project, intended to become a community for workers who had immigrated to Milan. Despite being situated within a lush green environment with significant natural potential, the neighborhood faces various challenges, including issues such as inadequate safety measures, limited accessibility, undefined and vacant spaces, as well as fragmented zones. The proposal focuses on two main objectives: Formulating a new master plan to establish a cohesive and interconnected public space. Implementing interventions within the residential blocks to enhance the quality of microspaces.

There are excessive parking spaces scattered throughout the area. These parking areas encroach upon public and micro spaces, disrupt pedestrian routes, and have taken precedence.

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Pathways have physical ledges, reducing connectivity and visibility, increasing insecurity, and creating a perception of greater length.

The main street’s excessive width is not proportional to the daily traffic it accommodates, resulting in space wastage. Furthermore, it serves as a dividing line that splits the area into two zones, causing spatial separation.

The pedestrian flow is occasionally disrupted by the wide street, and the placement of crosswalks is inadequate.

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The facade colors categorize these blocks into districts, yet the orientation of the building entrances contradicts this strategy.

The colors serve as an endeavor to establish districts, while also functioning as a navigational aid for understanding the neighborhood and determining one’s location. In the northern sections

The confined spaces between masses can be organized into different levels of clarity based on the positioning of edges and surfaces

The disproportionate scale of the building blocks in comparison to human size can be addressed by adjusting elements to establish a sequence that gradually increases in scale through various components.

The entrances are poorly placed, resulting in limited interaction among neighbors. They display a monotonous appearance and are nearly indistinguishable from each other, lacking a sense of identity and clear readability.

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The east side is lively with public attractions, while the west edge is unsafe, unappealing, and disconnected from the street, serving as a barrier.

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Enhancing the riverside’s appeal by restoring natural topography and linking new spots with existing ones to create public attractions.

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The intersections along the main connection axis should be treated as nodes, each designed to elevate the quality of the overall connection.

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The current situation involves complex access leading to dead ends, with no circulation possibilities.

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The proposed main axis remains continuous and interconnected throughout the area, linking existing and planned attractions. Its purpose is to balance the flow of people and connect various attractors.

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Proposed walkable paths form connections between west and east, featuring new attractive public spaces and pivotal piazzas as nodes.

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Analysis

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ANAlYZE

The east side is lively with public attractions, while the west edge is unsafe, unappealing, and disconnected from the street, serving as a barrier.

PROPOSAL Neglected Public space Access point Open Spaces New Volumes

New buildings and reconfigured entrances group neighborhood clusters with semi-private courtyards and distinct entrances. The rest of the space gains a unique identity as public areas..

FINAL SCHEME

Neighborhood clusters connect attractions, balance foot traffic, and form an active network of walkable paths with sustainable transportation.

activities for various age groups The round ring next to buildings, has different Replacing the groundfloors with commercial materiality and design as a pathway. edge or community spaces.

1.Ground Fountain Tiles: Piazza 1 Main axis of pathways cross. and the The round ring next to buildings, has different street goes through but it does not affect materiality and design as a pathway. the materiality.

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Piazza d’acqua: This public space consists of sitting and various areas with water equipment to present activities for various age groups

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Centeral partthe of Piazza, Walkable with Materiality: Main axis of pathways cross. and Replacing the groundfloors with commercial mixture green and tiles. street goes through but it does notofaffect edge or community spaces. 2.Summer Water Puddle: the materiality. This public space consists of sitting and var-Fountain Tiles: 1.Ground ious areas with water equipment to present activities for various age groups

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To emphasize on connection from unnamed Thecommercial round ring next to buildings, has different to the river side as our main porpuse, Replacing the groundfloors with Centeral part of Piazza, Walkablepiazza with Materiality: set of urban elements should be placed. edge or community spaces. materiality and design as a pathway. mixture of green and tiles.

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To emphasize The round next to buildings, hasfloors different Main axis with of pathways cross. theon connection from unnamed • ring Substituting ground commercial areasand orthe community piazza river side as our main porpuse, materiality and design as a pathway. street goes through but it does nottoaffect spaces. set of urban elements should be placed. 2.Summer Water Puddle: the materiality.

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The round ring next to buildings, has different materiality and design as a pathway. • Centeral part of Piazza, Walkable with Materiality: mixture of green, water and tiles. • To emphasize on connection from unnamed piazza to the river side Main axis as of our pathways cross. andofthe main porpuse,set urban elements should be placed. Centeral part of Piazza, Walkable with Materiality:

street goes through but it does not affect mixture of green and tiles. 2.Summer Water Puddle: the materiality.

Piazza 2 Shaded Path Piazza 1

Multifunction Urban furniture, 3.Mist Maker:

Centeral part of Piazza, Walkable To withemphasize Materiality:on connection from unnamed piazza to the river side as our main porpuse, mixture of green and tiles. set of urban elements should be placed.

Providing : Seatting zones Shaded areas Playin space Gathering area

3.Mist Maker: To emphasize on connection from unnamed piazza to the river side as our main porpuse, set of urban elements should be placed.

Gathering Zone

Seprated Individual Blocks

Grouping Blocks into Clusters

Connecting Clusters

Connecting Bridges

Current Apartment

Removing Mid-Level

Adding Green and Facade

Looby’s Enterance

Winter Garden

Mutual Entrance

The secondary facade serves a dual purpose: to infuse the building with a fresh identity while also acting as a covering for the balconies. Drawing inspiration from the dynamic principles of De Stijl Art, this facade embodies modernity while preserving the vibrant essence of the pre-existing structures. The application of De Stijl Art as the guiding design language in the master plan adeptly captures spaces in a nuanced manner, skillfully delineating their diverse functions through an intricate network of connection lines and precisely defined borders for individual space packages.

Flexible Spaces: A Study on interior layout of buildings and furnishing to create flexible spaces through time. Master Thesis, undertaken by Politecnico di Milano in collaboration with the DLC Company

Aims of the project : • • • • •

Reduce the time of renovation Reduce the cost of renovation Reduce the energy consumption in construction works. Multiple renovation during short time span Altering spaces functions

The renovation and restyling of a space effected by Mechanical and structural Plans. These operations consumes lots of time, energy and financial and natural resources. As a result many teanents adapt themselve to their home. Flexible house with mobile divisioner provides solutions to break this cylce. Where creation a new space will be as easy as

The prerequisite of a flexible space is flexible elements, which they can divide the space into microspaces. On the other hand these elements shouldnt appear as partition, but they should appear as architecural design elements. Following these we can create a flexible space with 2 concept. 1. Movable Modular Walls (MMW) 2. Movable Modular Furniture (MMF)

Flexible layout using MMW

Flexible layout using MMF

To have such a fluid space which let us play with different layout and create diverse alternative in a single space we need to have a special structure. For this reason the Domus prefabricated system had been chosen with two main advantages. Structural system which can create a space up to 144m2 (12x12) without any colunm in the space. Cavities inside walls and floating floor system which allows to have a flexible electrical and mechanical layout.

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69.00

200.00

195.00

145.00

465.00

Typology C2

50.00

1020.00

The private zone which include the master bedroom, kids’ room, storage area, and bathroom are separated by the modular furnitures and is located far from the entrance.

90.00 30.00

110.00

In this typology, we concentrated on providing a light and bright environment for potential residents’ comfort. The apartment’s layout is flexible, and we worked with it to comfortably fit all of the essential places. The practical space and convenient arrangement were important design elements.

287.00

30.00

75.00

30.00

Typology C1

554.00

30.00

74.00

60.00

75.00

1020.00

30.00 40.00

TYPOLOGY D ALTERNATIVE 1 3.1.2 Modular Furniture TYPOLOGY D ALTERNATIVE 1

TYPOLOGY D ALTERNATIVE 1

60.00

185.00

292.00

30.00

35.00

SC: 1:50 DIMENTIONAL PLAN

160.00

35.00 32.00

30.00 42.00

UNITE A OPTION 1 : 2 BEDROOM HOUSE - 70`S INTERIOR STYLE DISTRIBUTION DIAGRAM SERVICE DIAGRAM 108 D1

110.00

210.00

372.00 270.00

198.00

60.00

DIMETION PLAN SC : 1: 50

108

SC: 1:50 SECTION A-A

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ARCHITECTURAL PLAN SC : 1: 50

Saint Gobian : Design a new headquarter for Saintgobian company This project done by Principioattivo Architecture Group.

Aims of the project : • • • •

Modern minimal design Creative space Use of Material of Saint Gobian Rebranding the company

The client’s vision for their new office space encompassed a vibrant and cheerful atmosphere, combined with the need for privacy and transparency to showcase their work to potential clients. Our proposal involved creating an open-plan office with a modern-minimalist aesthetic. Within our team, my role extended beyond the initial conceptualization phase to the development of the architectural layout and interior design, ensuring that the space aligns seamlessly with the client’s aspirations.

Managment

Offices

Conference

Showroom

The building comprises four floors. The ground floor is designed to be an open and inviting space, ideal for commercial and marketing activities. The first and second floors have been designated for office functions, offering a productive workspace. The third floor is dedicated to management offices

Showroom

Conference

Bistrot

Showroom

The ground floor layout is thoughtfully designed to foster a dynamic and fluid environment, with three primary sections: Showroom - Conference zone - Bistrot Upon entering the building, visitors are welcomed into the showroom, featuring three rooms showcasing the client’s products. A captivating showpiece at the entrance provides an engaging introduction. This layout allows for a smooth transition from the showroom to the conference zone, ensuring an immersive and informative experience for visitors.

Our overarching goal was to vividly demonstrate the capabilities of the company’s products.

We embarked on a challenging design journey for the conference room, incorporating several striking elements. This included seamlessly merging curved glass walls with curved plaster walls, creating a visually captivating transition. Inside the room, the wave-like ceiling design serves as a focal point, immediately capturing the attention of visitors as they enter the space.

The entrance hallway features a showroom displaying plaster panels and a metal wall structure alongside hanging acoustic panels. This design emphasizes the company’s materials and craftsmanship while enhancing the overall aesthetics and acoustics of the space.

The showroom-meeting rooms are designed to balance a tranquil atmosphere with effective product exposure. This is achieved through the integration of plaster panels, which serve as modern interior furniture, combining both aesthetics and functionality seamlessly.

For the first and second-floor offices, the central concept revolves around a dynamic, open-space plan that maximizes transparency while ensuring privacy. To achieve this, we identified two key focal points to strategically position meeting rooms. These meeting room locations serve as anchors around which open and semi-open office spaces are thoughtfully organized, promoting a harmonious balance between collaboration and individual work within the office environment.

The third floor’s concept revolves around creating a closed office layout that prioritizes privacy. In addition to this, the design includes multiple meeting rooms strategically positioned at the center and the south side of the building. These meeting rooms serve as hubs for managerial discussions as well as client meetings. The office spaces are intelligently arranged around these central meeting areas, optimizing the functionality and confidentiality of the third floor.

3X5 : Interior design for a small office This project done by Atmosphere Architecture Group.Honorable mention project in Iran yearly interior design award.

Aims of the project : • Maximum use of space • Economical design • Innovative approach

The project involved the interior design of a compact office space for a real estate agency. The primary challenge was to maximize space utilization while incorporating multifunctional storage solutions. Situated in the bustling heart of Mashhad city, the client’s aspiration was to create a visually striking and unique modern office space that would capture attention.

The client’s primary objective was to maximize the utilization of the 15-square-meter office space, aiming for an inviting and vibrant atmosphere. Given its commercial nature, it was essential to create an environment that exuded transparency, making it appear more spacious than its actual dimensions. The office’s purpose was to serve as a real estate agency, underscoring the fundamental importance of showcasing architectural aesthetics.

The conventional approach for a similarly sized space often involves utilizing the solid side walls for placing furnishings, resulting in a common layout where a significant portion of the space remains underutilized. In such setups, the inefficiency of space utilization can exceed 3040%. Documents Greenness

Safe box

MDF 8mm Wooden holder MDF 16mm

These rhythmic panels contribute to an illusion of expanded space through their striped lines. The use of a clean, white color and minimalist design further enhances the perception of spaciousness. Additionally, these panels offer versatile, internal multifunctional areas that can adapt to specific spatial requirements. They can serve as spaces for greenery and aesthetic elements or be repurposed for storage, depending on the immediate needs.

Magazines

The concept began with the notion of optimizing space by incorporating storage and functional elements along the walls to minimize wastage. This idea evolved into the creation of a second layer or skin to conceal these functions on the wall surfaces. However, the intention was not to entirely conceal these elements

Greenness

Safe box Magazines Documents

Interior wall

. Instead, we aimed to achieve a semi-transparent effect by crafting dynamic and rhythmic wooden panels, allowing glimpses of the underlying functions while adding aesthetic appeal.

While the dynamic movements of the panels add a sense of liveliness, it’s important to acknowledge that excessive movement can potentially have a negative impact on the overall spatial experience. In a well-designed space, there should be a balance between movement and moments of stillness, creating a harmonious sequence. To achieve this equilibrium, traditional panels were introduced to provide a stabilizing and solid element within the space. These conventional panels serve as anchors, counterbalancing the dynamic movements, and contribute to a more balanced and cohesive spatial experience.

Culture sea shore : Regeneration of Mariupol Sea shore This project done by Principioattivo Architecture group. Awarded as top Three finalists.

Aims of the project : • Active Urban space • Increase touristic attraction • Sustainble enviromental design The Mariopul competition, organized by the Ukrainian government with the goal of regenerating the shoreline, saw our proposal honored among the top three finalists. Unfortunately, the ravages of war prevented the winning project from becoming a reality. My heartfelt wish is for peace and prosperity to embrace the residents of Mariupol. The seaside in Mariupol had long suffered from neglect, poor accessibility, and a lack of cohesive activities and functions. Our primary focus was on enhancing mobility and accessibility along the shoreline, as well as restoring the connection between the seaside and the city, which had been severed by the presence of the railway. Furthermore, we envisioned diverse zones along the seaside, each catering to different functions, to ensure a vibrant and active waterfront throughout all seasons and around the clock.

OUR STRATEGY INVOLVED CREATING DIVERSE ZONES ALONG THE SEASIDE, EACH TAILORED TO ITS UNIQUE CONTEXT AND ENVIRONMENT. A KEY FOCUS WAS ESTABLISHING A STRONG EAST-WEST AXIS CONNECTION, LINED WITH ACTIVITIES FOR A LIVELY ATMOSPHERE. WE USED ARCHITECTURAL VOLUMES TO DEFINE SPACES WHILE RESPECTING THE NATURAL TOPOGRAPHY.

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ADDITIONALLY, WE PRIORITIZED CLIMATE CONSIDERATIONS TO MAXIMIZE THE BENEFITS OF NATURAL ELEMENTS.

OVERALL, OUR APPROACH AIMED TO SEAMLESSLY INTEGRATE THE LANDSCAPE, CLIMATE, AND VARIOUS FUNCTIONS FOR A DYNAMIC SEASIDE ENVIRONMENT.

D SWIMMING POOL

SPA CENTER Created by Tomi Triyana from the Noun Project

Created by Noura Mbarki from the Noun Project

COCTAIL BAR

HARBOR RENOVATION

UNIFIED PATHWAY

Created by DinosoftLabs from the Noun Project

ART STATION

Created by April Yang from the Noun Project

EVENT`S PLATFORM

ACCESSIBLE BRIDGE Created by Grafix Point from the Noun Project

WAGONS RE-USE

LAND MARKS

Created by Karla Design from the Noun Project

Created by Made from the Noun Project

COMUNITY AND CONNECTIVITY

DEFINED SPACE

Created by Muhammad Atiq from the Noun Project

Created by Muhammad Ikraam from the Noun Project

Created by Jasmina Cvetkovic from the Noun Project

SEA WATER POOL

PUBLIC FISHING AREA

ECOLOGICAL GARDEN Created by UNiCORN from the Noun Project

MUNICIPAL OFFICE Created by Made from the Noun Project

Created by Cuputo from the Noun Project

Created by Kiran Shastry from the Noun Project

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ACCESSIBLE FOR ALL

CLIMATE BASE DESIGN

I RESTAURANT

H GREEN CORRIDOR

G SUNSET POINT

SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY Created by Luis Prado from the Noun Project

SHADED WATER FRONT

BEACH VOLLEY Created by Adrien Coquet from the Noun Project

Created by Muhammad Atiq from the Noun Project

Created by DinosoftLabs from the Noun Project

MULTILAYER

WINTER MEETING AREA

GATHERING PLAZA

BEACH ARENA Created by Kerry Webster from the Noun Project

Created by Alina Oleynik from the Noun Project

Created by ainul muttaqin from the Noun Project

MUSEUM

F DIVING AREA

Created by Rob Olsaen from the Noun Project

INSIGHT

Created by Kevin from the Noun Project

BEACH GAMES CENTER

Created by José Manuel de Laá from the Noun Project

Created by Perlisima Shoeder from the Noun Project

THE REVISED STRATEGY SHIFTED THE MOBILITY EMPHASIS TOWARDS DESIGNING A DEDICATED CORRIDOR FOR PEDESTRIANS AND BICYCLES. SUSTAINABILITY WAS A CORE CONSIDERATION, AIMING TO REDUCE POLLUTION IN THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. ADDITIONALLY, WE RECONFIGURED THE SECTION LINE TO ESTABLISH A GREEN BUFFER BETWEEN THE RAILWAY AND SEASIDE. OUR OBJECTIVE WAS TO FOSTER A CONNECTION BETWEEN BOTH SIDES OF THE RAILWAY, SEAMLESSLY LINKING THE CITY AND THE SEASIDE. THIS ADJUSTMENT SOUGHT TO ENHANCE BOTH ACCESSIBILITY AND THE ECOLOGICAL INTEGRITY OF THE AREA.

Modernized railway crossing Elevated pedestrian path Promenade passage Transit pedestrian passage 2-way bicycle lane Public transport stop Dedicated parking pockets Point of intrests

PRIORITY PYRAMID

MULTI-LEVEL LINEARITY

NATURALITY

SAFTY

PUBLIC TRANSPORT

PROTECTIVITY

LIGHTING

URBAN FURNITURE

SOLAR PANEL

KOZA

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DJI

SOV

IET

KEY MAP

As we declared - authenticity is our priority. The steady flow of history should be accepted in a physical environment as well. Ukraine is writing its history, not rewriting. Mariupol is building its city, not rebuilding. The embankment is being developed, not reconstructed. Through all the philosophic and economic grounds of a minimal intervention approach, we did not forget to create a storefront of different cultures accumulated in time in city and its surroundings. Here the shape of the theater is inspired of an ornament of Azov Greeks, the SPA center represents the intensions to revitalize a healthcare resort and furniture design recalls the glorious motives of metallurgy with an easiness of assembly for a workshop-toloka of citizens.

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FISH

KUIN

WAGON`S REGENARATION

ENTRANCE BRIDG

WE PROPOSED THE CREATION OF A PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE BRIDGE, NOT ONLY AS A FUNCTIONAL PASSAGEWAY BUT ALSO AS A PROMINENT LANDMARK MARKING THE MAIN ENTRANCE. THIS STRIKING BRIDGE WOULD SERVE AS A GATEWAY TO THE SEASIDE AND AN ECOLOGICAL GARDEN WITHIN THE EXISTING WETLAND AREA. THIS INNOVATIVE ADDITION WOULD NOT ONLY ENHANCE ACCESSIBILITY BUT ALSO CONTRIBUTE TO THE AREA’S AESTHETICS AND ECOLOGICAL DIVERSITY.

Ecological Park

Entrance Bridge Area

Entrance Bridge

ECOLOGICAL PARK

Wagon’s Regeneration

THE NORTHERN SPORTS PARK SERVES AS A MULTI-SEASONAL SPACE, HOSTING SPORTS EVENTS DURING THE SUMMER AND THE CHRISTMAS MARKET IN AN OPEN-AIR AREA OVERLOOKING THE GARDEN AND THE SEA.

Urban Sea-Pool Area

In-Sea Bridge

THE INTRODUCTION OF 24-HOUR FUNCTION ZONES WILL ENHANCE THE LIVABILITY OF THE AREA. FOR INSTANCE, A BEACH SPORTS ARENA WITH A MOBILE STRUCTURE CAN ACCOMMODATE SPORTS ACTIVITIES DURING THE DAY AND TRANSFORM INTO A VENUE FOR MUSIC AND THEATER EVENTS DURING THE NIGHT.