Nowzar Hedayati Architectural Portfolio by Nowzar Hedayati

Nowzar Hedayati

T: +45 52 70 47 74 E: nowzarh@gmail.com W: www.nowzar.net

Bachelor of Architectural Technology and Construction Management - Vitus Bering (VIAUC), Danmark Final Project - Universidad Politecnica de Valencia, Spain Master of European Construction - Universidad de Cantabria, Spain Master of Architecture Landscape Architecture and Sustainable Design - Politecnico di Milano, Italy

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Table of Content

Work Samples at COWI

Technical Work Samples at FLSmidth

Gioia di Gioia Residential Complex - Milano Italy

Mexico City Design Museum - Mexico City Mexico

Hanging Gardens of Harlem, Harlem Edge Project ENYA Competition - NYC USA

Ladies Club - Abu Dhabi UAE

Hong Kou Redevelopment and Regeneration - Shanghai China

´Progetto Leonardo´ Parco Scientifico - Scientific & Technological Park of Erzelli - Genova Italy

Ecological & Sustainable Park and Museum - Milano Italy

Rome Theater and Hotel - Roma Italy

Deseo Environmental Control - Deseo Italy

Urban Analysis and Appraisal of Anhembi Parque, The Largest Complex of Events in Latin America - São Paulo - Brazil

Hearst Tower Structural Analysis - NYC USA

Horsens Healthcare Center (Horsens Centeret) - Horsens Denmark

Vardavard Metro Station Complex - Vardavard Tehran Iran

Calle Ismael Merlo Residential - Valencia Spain

Lars Kruses Gade Refurbishment - Århus Denmark

Skenderborg Housing Complex - Skanderborg Denmark

Sketches and Hand Drawings

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Samples of work at COWI

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Folehaven Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge in Copenhagen Denmark

Various projects in Scandinavia

Type of Project:

Bridge Design and Structure

Leading Topic:

Creating 3D BIM Models of various types of bridges, while designing and making Technical and Manufacturing Drawings.

Site Description:

These are samples from various projects located all over Scandinavia. Construction site as of December 2019

Project Description:

Technical Drawings from Tekla

Here are few samples of my works at COWI - Bridges Scandinavia. My tasks included making 3D BIM models of bridges and creating Technical, Detail and Manufacturing drawings of those bridges and their structural design. These tasks were delivered using various programs such as, REVIT, AutoCAD, but mostly Tekla and Microstation. While using Tekla I had to create various types of components for our 3D-Model. These components had to be smart and parametric, in order to facilitate later changes in the design.

Screenshots of the Tekla BIM 3D Model

3D Renders (by Dissing + Weitling)

Refurbishment of Storebælt Bridge in Denmark

Cabel Replacement of Strömsundsbroen in Strömsund Sweden

At COWI I have worked on various types of bridge design, such as the pedestrian and bicycle bridge of Folehaven in Copenhagen; the replacement of cables in the famous Swedish bridge in Strömsund and of course several renovation tasks on the famous Storebælt Bridge.

Screenshots of the Tekla BIM 3D Model - Entire Bridge

Tekla BIM 3D Model - Components

Creating a Smart Parametric Component in Tekla

Technical Drawings from Tekla

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Technical Work Samples at FLSmidth

General Arrangement Drawings:

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3D Scans and 3D Model combined for Clash Analysis

Various projects worldwide

Technical Drawings:

Erection and Load Drawings:

3D Scanning, Photos:

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3D Renders and Isometric Plan Views

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Gioia di Gioia, Residential Complex

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Milano - Italy Start for Talents Competition

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Site Fifth Level

Type of Project:

Residential, Commercial

Leading Topic:

Designing a new Residential Complex with commercial area in Milano. Fourth Level

Site Description:

The site is located in near the Gioia Metro Station nearby the Central Station on Milan.

Project Description:

Third Level

The design philosophy was to design a building that is a part of the community, and a structure that is intended for every citizen, even those who aren’t residing here. Each tower is formed by different shaped blocks that are stacked on top of each other to create open and green spaces for every apartment, all the way to the top oor. The concept of bringing gardens and open areas all over the building for the residential areas, creates a very vibrant communal atmosphere throughout the building, which would increase the quality of life for all its residents. These residential towers are encircling the central courtyard. Rather than closing the courtyard only for the residents, we decided to keep it open to the public. This will help the buildings to be part of the community & the neighborhood and it creates a sense of public space for the surrounding area. Our design is centered on creating a building that provides green space and communal areas not only to all the residents but for all the neighborhood. We wanted to design a building that brings happiness, pleasure & joy to everyone, and that is the project is named “Gioia di Gioia” , (Joy of Gioia).

Second Level

First Level

Ground Level

Concept: 120 SQM Apartments (x8) 40 SQM Apartments (x16)

Car elevator to basement parking (56 Lots)

Basement Level Above parking (220 SQM) Commercial units (810 SQM)

Another Skyscraper!?

Creating central courtyard

Splitting volumes for pedestrian access

Green spaces all the way to top oor Lobby (180 SQM)

Cross Section

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3D Section and 3D renders

Site Location:

Amphitheater and Sculpture Garden

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Mexico City Design Museum

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Mexico City - Mexico ArchTriumph Competition, Received 4th place award

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Site 2nd Floor: Auditorium

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Grand Gallery

2 393 m-312Seat

Designing the new Design Museum in Mexico City's Paseo De La Reforma.

4th Floor

Site Description:

The site is located in the busy Paseo De La Reforma, which is one of Mexico City's most important Business and Cultural districts.

Ground Floor: Ofce Entrance Ofce Atrium Ofce Area Staff Cafeteria Meeting Room Changing Room Storage Area Amphitheater

3rd Floor

Project Description: The project was to design a new Design Museum for Mexico City in one of the busiest commercial centers of the city. Our concept utilizes the site's location and shape and envisages an elongated mass along the main axis of the site rising elegantly from the ground and creating a canopy in the southern edge of the building, used as the main entrance point for the visitors. This canopy shape is meant to create a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere, essentially shielding the visitors from the hustle and bustle of Mexico City. The museum section will have light beige concrete surface engraved with ancient Aztec patterns to link the modern building with Mexico's rich cultural heritage. While the educational/office section will have a more subdued dark surface made of fiber cement panels, creating a contrast between the two masses. The landscape around the building also follows the elongated shape of the main mass, while blending into the roof of the building and creating a green roof, partially accessible for visitors through the roof gardens.

Staff Elevator

Freight Elevator Visitors Elevator

516 m + 516 m 202 m2 + 202 m2

1st Floor: 2

Gallery 1a & 1b 61 m2 508 m2 560 m2 198 m2 318 m2 168 m2 2 70 m

Gallery 4 & 5 493 m + 513m 2 Kitchen 122 m 2 2 Bar/Restaurant/Café 101 m + 181 m 2 730 m Roof Garden 2nd Floor: Gallery 2 & 3 Visual Center 1 & 2

311 m + 311 m

Ground Floor: Museum Entrance Reception Cloakroom Giftshop Basement Floor: Parking Car

594 m2 43 m2 2 203 m

Museum Entrance

Guest Staff Moped/Motorcycles Bicycles Technical Installation Loading Area Storage Area

2nd Floor

1200 m

3rd Floor: Educational Area 2 Library 144 m Learning Area 155 m2 2 Media Center 110 m 2 Seminar Room 170 m 2 Workshop Area 226 m 2 Studio Gallery 168 m 2 84 m Storage Area 168 m2 Changing Room

Plan Layouts:

Reception Area

4th Floor:

1st Floor:

Museum, Educational

Grand Gallery

120 19 20 50 343 m2 2 260 m 126 m2

1st Floor

Ground Floor

Panels Basement Floor

Pedestrian View From South East

Pedestrian view from South West

Black Fiber Cement Panels

Light Beige Concrete with Aztec Pattern

View From North West

View From South West

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Hanging Gardens of Harlem

3D Renders

1) Placed on the existing barge, a slab rises above a series of columns.

2) The challenge is thus to design a space on this slab. 3) The nature of the building is to educate local residents about urban agriculture as well as providing a space for the cultivation of crops, and serve as a hub for packaging and promotion of urban agriculture. Therefore the orientation of the building is a very important factor in the design.

Type of Project:

Educational, Urban Agriculture, Transportation

4) To achieve best possible use of sun light, the building is raised gradually. Occurring in steps and providing a space in each step that can be used as a community garden.

Leading Topic:

Redevelopment of an old abandoned building on Hudson river, by creating a new Transportation Hub and an Educational Center to promote Food and Health through Urban Agriculture.

The glass roof and the glass outer shell, provides sufficient amount of sunlight for the builing. The double skinned exterior around enclosed spaces, and an atrium in open areas, is used in order to prevent overheating inside of the building. The cold air from the sea is drawn into the building’s façade, and as it is warmed by the sun it rises up, and it is ventilated through automatically controlled hatches in the glass roof.

5) The two main green houses are located on the south western, and north eastern sides of the building; the two places that will be showered with unobstructed sunlight.

Site Description:

The site is located in the coastline of the Hudson river by Harlem in the city of New York.

Furthermore, the wide façade structure (roughly 3 feet), and the gardens within them, help provide effective shading from direct sunlight, while providing a form of passive heating in colder seasons. Further environmentally-friendly features include the use of semitransparent

6) The whole structure is encapsulated in a green environmentally-friendly outer shell, that can provide both natural ventilation and sunlight, and a glass/green roof that can both provide natural light, and effectively collect rain water for irrigation.

Project Description:

PV solar panels in the roof, and collection of rainwater, in the green roof area.

Building Structure

Façade

External Glazing

Urban Agriculture Building Shell

Semi-Transparent PV Solar Panels

In addition to given the building its main charecteristic, the façade also facilitates the structure ’s environmentally green features.

Roof Secondary Structure

It is designed as a string of trapeze-shaped terraces, placed inversely on one another, forming stretched hexagonal shapes all around the façade, thereby providing the support system for its structure.

Roof Primary Structure

These hexagons form gardens that are about 3 feet wide, and are accessed by a series of stairs and access paths that run all around the building, adjacent to the façade.

Hydroponic F a r m i n g

Hydroponic Farming is a method of farming that uses nutrients in water in concentrated form for growing plants without soil.

The hexagonal shapes also provide the opportunity to enhance the aesthetic features of the building’s exterior and better integrate it with its location. By breaking the pattern of the hexagons, an effect is created, giving the illusion that the building actually rises out of the see in a natural, organic way. This is further emphasized by the shape of the hexagons, and their blue glass exterior that implicitly refer to the water from which it rises.

Aquponic F a r m i n g

Aquaponic Farming uses the waste produced by Fish in the Aquaculture tanks as fertilizers for the Hydroponic Farming.

Roof Columns

First Floor Roof First Floor Structure Slab Above Ground Floor

Sunlight Analysis

Environmental Features

Concept

NYC - USA Harlem Edge Project ENYA Competition

This project seeks to bring together various functionalities, while effectively creating a sense of synergy amongst them. Placed on the existing barge, a slab rises above a series of columns lifting the building to the level of the access bridge, while providing access to the sea at the barge level for passengers and goods. Above this slab on the ground floor series of terraces rise up in succession to create community gardens and connect the ground floor to the 1st floor. Here, the sunlight conditions are ideal, and two diagonally place greenhouses provide the controlled spaces within which crop cultivation can take place in an urban environment. Meanwhile, on the ground floor, modern teaching facilities including a library and a laboratory form the educational areas. The whole building is enclosed in a hexagonally shaped façade framing system, and a glass roof, that bring both natural light and natural ventilation to the building. All in all, this project seeks to bring the various natural elements, within the confines of an urban environment, and provide an atmosphere which is ensconced from the hustle and bustle of the city, while at the same time being very much at the heart of the community.

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Plans - Elevations - Section N

Community Gardens

Ground Level Structure Slab Above Barge Level Jan 08:00

Jan 12:00

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Jan 16:00 Barge Level Structure

Barge Floor Plan (-1)

Ground Floor Plan (0)

First Floor Plan (1)

Site Plan B

Platform

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Jun 12:00

Jun 16:00 Southern Elevation

Eastern Elevation

Section A-A

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Ladies Club

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Floor Plan and Elevation

Interior Design

Abu Dhabi - UAE

Type of Project:

Recreational, Entertainment, Cultural

Leading Topic:

Design of an Auditorium and a Ballroom to host different events.

Enlarged Floor Plan of the Auditorium

Site Description:

The site is by the coastline of the Persian Gulf in Abu Dhabi, UAE.

Floor Plan

Project Description: The Project was a large scale Cultural and Entertainment center in the city of Abu Dhabi, which was designed to host different events and gatherings for ladies. The project was consisted of an Auditorium and a Ballroom to host the events and a set of Luxury Villas, as well as a small Art Gallery.

Elevation

3D Renders - Exterior and Interior Views

I was involved in this project while I was employed at UPA Italia.

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Hong Kou Redevelopment and Regeneration

Cheese Model

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Reshaping The Hongkou District

Material Analysis

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Shanghai - China

Orientation Design Concept

Type of Project:

Housing, Commercial, Hotel, Landscape, UrbanAnalysis

Leading Topic:

Redevelopment of an old neighborhood in Shaghai.

Site Description:

The Great Wall of China ( U r b a n Ve r s i o n ) Today’s Shanghai’s Urban Structure is made of rows and rows of giant skyscrapers, which make it look like an Urban version of the Great Wall of China.

Lack of Free Movement These endless rows of Skyscrapers, diminish the movement and the flow of people in the urban environment.

L i m i t e d V i e w s Not only this type of desing, will create only two views, but the skyscrapers are obstructing each other’s views. Moreover they cast huge shadows.

Lack of Green Areas Today in Shanghai, there is a lack of courtyards and green spaces, and the lay out of the buildings, avoids the creation of any central courtyard.

We can Solve these Problems by «Breaking Down» these skyscrapers into smaller segments.

Carpet Model Analysis

The project is in an old neighborhood, which has experienced a dramitic increase in population, while at the same time its resources and services remained the same. Hongkou District is home to many residents of Shanghai who are leaving in old and heavily dense zone, with very basic urban facilities.

Project Description: The Project is a collaboration between Politecnico di Milano in Italy and the Tongji University in Shanghai. In our design we wanted to preserve the character of Hongkou and to mixed the different types of usage throughout the Master plan. Every few buildings create a Residential Complex, which hosts a public space for its residents and bring the social environment to a more private scale for the reisdents. These residential complexes also include commercial activities that would atract more lively hood to the block. The pathways are designed to create an access throughout the site. Moreover there are public social gathering spaces between the buildings, which would create a friendly environment for the residents and the visitors. Vertical Social Gathering spaces are made by voids in the buildings. This will help to bring the community together and to minimize the distance for social environments for all the residents. Moreover it will create a nice and warm atmosphere for all.

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By «Breaking down» the wall we can reorganize the structure and create different orientations.

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Different Orientations, provide various pathways whic not only bring a sort of amusement and fun for the residents and the visitors, but it also facilitates the flow of pedestrian and the bicycle movement.

Various Views and Optimum Usage of the Sunlight

Vertical & Horizontal Green Spaces

Another great feture of this desing is the creation of different views as well as achieving the maximum use of sun light for all the resident and to avoid the shadows casted by other buildings.

In this design both the «Vertical» and «Horizontal» green spaces are considered, which will be used to bring Social Gathering Spaces and Relaxation Areas for the occupants. This design also provides a central courtyard for the residential complexes.

Cross Section Through the Site

Elevations - Cross Sections - 3D Renders - Model

Cross Section A-A

3D View of the Site

Floor Plan & Landscape Design

Eastern Facade

Northern Facade

3D Renders of the Complex

Model

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"Progetto Leonardo" Parco Scientifico Scientific & Technological Park of Erzelli

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Building Structure

Genova - Italy

Type of Project: Office

Leading Topic:

Designing the new HQ Building, which will host the offices for Ericsoon.

Site Description:

The site is located in the city of Genova in north-west of Italy, in a Scientific-Technological Park.

Project Description:

Floor Plans - Elevations - Cross Sections

The project was focused on a design of two towers for Ericsson in the Erzelli Scientific & Technological Park in the city of Genova. Each of the towers consist of 9 stories and they provide a new ground for Ericssons Headquarters in the region. Its all glazed facade gives the buildings a shiny look and makes them stand out in the Leonardo Project. I was involved on this Project while I was employed at Mario Bellini Studio.

4th Floor

Elevation - Building A

8th Floor

Elevation - Building C

Cross-Section 3-3

Cross-Section 5-5

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Ecological & Sustainable Energy Park and Museum

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Analysis & Design Approach

Master Plan

Milano - Italy

The Park

Type of Project:

Landscape, Urban Analysis, Residential, Museum Design

Leading Topic:

Redeveloping and Regenerating an abadonned plot in Milano, to an Educational Park and Museum promoting Sustainable and Ecological Design.

Site Description:

The site was formerly used as a shooting range for the army. The project is located North-West of the city of Milan, approximately 5 km from the Duomo in the centre.

Project Description:

Model Green Area

The aim in this project was to design the park and its buildings as sustainable structure with environmentally friendly themes, such as using solar panels, solar shadings and green installations. The entrance of the pavilion area is through an artificial hill which is covered with semi-transparent PV solar panels. The Pavilion hosts the indoor exhibitions and the large operable windows, which allows maximum use of natural sunlight, in order to minimize the electricity usage. Below the pavilion there is an open space for outdoor exhibitions. This area can be used both during summers and warm winters. The offices and the educational buildings are located on the northern strip of the site under a light structure which provide solar shading and incorporates semi-transparent PV Solar panel.

Master Plan

Paved Area

Cross-Section B-B

Office Complex

Cross-Section C-C

Residential Towers & The Entrance

Built Area

More Views From The Park

Towards The Pavilion

Plan Refurbishment of the Existing Buildings and the Entrance Plaza

Pavilion

Residential Towers Cross Section

Main Pathway

Above: Sun-Shades

Sculpture Garden Office Complex

Perspective View

Axonometric View

Sun Shades

Refurbishment of the Existing Buildings and the Entrance Plaza

Residential Towers

View Over the Bridge

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Rome Theater and Hotel

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Design Phase

Roma - Italy

Type of Project:

Hotel, Theater, Renovation, Refurbishment, Conservation

Leading Topic:

Designing a Theater and Hotel Complex in an existing old building in the center of Rome, by keeping the old Facades.

Site Analysis

Space Distribution

Architectural Plan - Ground Floor

Structural Analysis

Architectural Plan - 3rd & 4th Floors

Volumetric Analysis

Structural Plans

Site Description:

The site is located in the busy Paseo De La Reforma, which is one of Mexico City's most important Business and Cultural districts.

Project Description: The project was, designing a Theater and Hotel Complex in an existing building in Rome. The Building is formed in three different parts, built between 1850 and 1880, but actually they have a common entry from Del Velabro Street. The three old buildings varied in, number of floors, wall structural distances and the iner floor distances. The main task in the project was to maintain the original facade and redevelop the inner part of the buildings as one complex. This was achieved by creating a completely new structure within the wall and connecting them to the facade. The project included the Architectural design and an extensive Structural Analysis, as well as construction details.ct was upgraded to the Detail Design I.

Static Scheme

3D Views

Plans

Constructive Sections

Structural Plans - Ground & 1st Floors

Structural Plans - 2nd & 3rd Floors

Structural Plans - 4th & 5th Floors

Structural Plans - 6th & 7th Floors

Elevations & Section

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Deseo Environmental Control

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3D Renders

Deseo - Italy

Type of Project:

Residential, Environmental Analysis

Leading Topic:

Designing a residential building in accordance with Environmental Analysis.

Site Description:

The site was located in the city of Deseo near the train station..

Environmental Analysis

Project Description: The propose of the project was to design two blocks of buildings. One residential and one office with environmentally friendly features. By orienting the building correctly we had to maximize the use of sun light, both for harvesting energy by Photo-Voltaic Solar panels and also for natural lighting of the rooms, without overheating the building. By analysing the path of the winds we also had to make the building suitable for Natural Ventilation. By Implementing Giovani and Olgyay’s Chart and by using programs such as, Archisun, Comfort, RAFIS, Idea, RET Screen, Casanova, and Heliodon, we could achieve our goal with more accurate results.

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Urban Analysis and Appraisal of Anhembi Parque, The Largest Complex of Events in Latin America

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Existing Buildings

São Paulo - Brazil

Analysis, Proposals & GB Tools Type of Project:

Urban Analysis, Project Appraisal

Leading Topic:

Cost Estimaiton & Economical Feasibility Analysis.

Site Description:

The site hosts the largest complex of events in São Paulo Brazil, and it currently provides ground for a Convention Center, An Exhibition Center and the citys Carnival Ground. Oscar Niemeyer's "Memorial to Latin America" is also in the vicinity of the site.

Project Description: The propose of the project was to analyze the existing buildings and conditions in the site, the vicinity, the transportation system, and land use. Later on we made a proposal to extend this project, so we could add to the importance of the project and also to increasethe productivity of the existing buildings. One part of our proposal was to to build a park in the North side of the project and to make it useful for social and artistic activities for the citizen’s living in the area we proposed an Amphitheater and a public art and open air exibition for the schools and local artists. The other parts of our proposal was to extend and enlarge the Exhibition center, so it could host more activities and fairs. The next part of the project was to analyze all of the negative and positive economical, social and environmental impacts of the project on the surounding area. With this information we could plan how to maximize the positive aspects and how to reduce and minimize the negative impacts. The final step of the project was to make an economic analysis and cost estimation of our proposals. By using the GB Tool we could discover the porject’s feasibility on Resources, Loading, Indoor Environmental Quality, Service Quality, Economics, Management and Transport.

Cost Estimate & Business Plan

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Hearst Tower Structural Analysis

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Sketches And Analysis

NYC - USA

Type of Project:

Structural Analysis

Leading Topic:

The task was to analyze the Structural connections in the Hearst Tower.

Project Description: During the course of «Theories & Techniques of Representation» in Master’s of Architecture at Politecnico di Milano, our project was to analyze the structure of a building of our choice structurally, through a set of drawing, sketches and illustrations. These drawings needed to help us and others to figure out the building’s structure, construction and formation. In order to understand the structure of the Hearst Tower behind its facades more clearly, I tried to illustrate the building from different views and varios angles. Every single one of those drawings helped me to discover new and different elements of the building. The Perspective drawings assisted me in grasping the shape and the form of the building, while the Isometric view were extremely helpful in understanding the building’s structural connection, both in the tower and between t

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Horsens Healthcare Center (Horsens Centeret)

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Plan & Elevations

3D Structural Drawings

Horsens - Denmark

South Elevation of the Multi-Storey Parking

Type of Project:

Healthcare, Multi-Storey Parking

Leading Topic:

Designing the Structure of Large Healthcare Clinic & a Multi-Storey Carpark in 3D. North Elevation of the Healthcare Clinic

Site Description:

1st Floor Plan of the Healthcare Clinic

The site is located in the city of Horsens in a large redevelopment area, within a walking distance from the city center.

Project Description:

3D Renders

The project was, construction of a new large healthcare clinic center, including a drive-through pharmacy, spa, shops, multistorey, parking lot, fitness center, medical spaces for physical therapy, solarium, dentistry, clinics and etc. I was involved on this project while I was working for Hundsbæk & Henriksen Consulting Engineers in Horsens, Denmark. During this time my work was consisted of Pr ice Calculat ion, installation Plans, Location Plan, Floor Slab Plan, Foundation Plan and other technical drawings. But my main task was to design and construct 3D drawings of Pile Foundation, Floor Slabs and Parking ramp as well as a 3D Model of the entire project. These 3D Technical drawing helped the company to fully understand how the structure of the building is actually fitting to the project. I was involved on this project while I was working for Hundsbæk & Henriksen.

Technical Drawings

Floor Slab Plab of the Healthcare Clinic

Floor Slab Plab of the Multi-Storey Car-Park

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Vardavard Metro Station Complex

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Sketches

Urban Analysis & Planning

Vardavard, Tehran, Iran

Type of Project:

Commercial, Office, Hotel, Urban Design and Analysis, Traffic Analysis

The Development Plan of District 22 of Tehran

3D Renders

Location Between Tehran & Karaj

Location Plan in Tehran`s Metro System

AutoCAD Drawings

Leading Topic:

Design of a shopping mall with multi-storey parking and two office and hotel towers, as well as the urban connection of different buildings in the master plan.

Site Description:

The site is located in Tehrans Zone 22, between the cities of Tehran & Karaj, and its station is an important linkage point in Tehran-Karaj urban railway.

Project Description: Location Plan

The project is a grand scale urban development plan focusing on the central role of Vardavard Metro Station. The clients for this project are Tehran 22 Municipality, and Tehran Urban & Suburban Railway Company (metro). The focus of the project was on two main parts. The Urban Analysis of the Area, and the design of the Commercial Complex. The clients hired two consultants who worked together on this joint project, one of which was «Amood Architectural and Urban Planning Consultants», and the other was »Peymayesh-e-Mohit-e-Shahr Consulting Architects» (P.M.Sh.). In the initial phase at Amood Architectural and Urban Planning Consultants, my main focus was on the urban development, planning and the analysis of the sites sorounding the Metro station, the connection between each plot and their functions. The entire area of the project was 532,291.00m2 and it included residential, commercial, office, recreational, educational, healthcare facilities, and light industrial areas. The next phase was conducted at Peymayesh Consulting, which was the architectural and technical design of Vardavard Metro Station Complex. The focus was primarily on the Commercial-OfficeHotel Complex, which was par t of the whole development. The Building included some of 200,000m2 of Commercial areas, 13,000m2 of Hotel areas, and 16,000m2 of office arreas. All of which were designed with their respective number of parking areas in the basement. The project was further comlicated due to a road passing through it in an underpass.

2nd, 3rd & 4th Basement Floor Plans

Cross-Section A-A

1st Basement Floor Plan

I was involved on this project while I was working for Amood & P.M.Sh.

Gound Floor Plan

1st Floor Plan

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Calle Ismael Merlo Residential

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Outline Proposal Phase

Valencia - Spain

Type of Project:

Multi-Storey Residential

Leading Topic:

Design a Multi-Storey Residential Building.

Site Description:

The site is located in the north of the city of Valencia, in Spain, right next to Machado Metro.

Project Description: The Project was a Multi Storey building that contained 7 stories of residential provided with parking spaces and a commercial area on the ground floor. The Building included 2 apartments on 1st, 2nd 3rd 4th floors, 3 apartments on the 5th and 6th floors & two pent houses on the 7th floor. According to the client’s wishes, the apartments on the 1st floor must be handicap friendly. Before the design phase, an investigation on the Spanish type of construction as well as Spanish Regulations were made. In the Outline-Proposal phase, the building was designed according to the demands on the Brief and the Spanish Regulations. In the Scheme Design, details of different parts of the building and the connection between them were made according to the Spanish type of construction, particularly in the region of Valencia. In addition to that cost estimation, project planning, building site management plans and Technical installation drawings were made. In Detail 1 the project and the drawings were upgraded for the local authorities. In detail design 2, working drawings were made for the construction of different parts, in my particular case I made the In-Situ casted Partition Floor drawings. Work descriptions, building component specifications, quality assurance plan and timetable, and tender documents were also prepared.

Scheme Design, Detail Design I & Detail Design II

Foundation Detail

Connection Between Basement & Ground Floor

Detail of The Connection Between Partition Wall in The 1st Floor & 2nd Floor

Detail of the Staircase Connection with External Basement Wall

Non-Walkable Roof Detail

Detail of Rain Water Drain on Walkable Roof

5th & 6th Floor Plans

Detail of the Partition Floor

Walkable Roof Detail Cross-Section

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Lars Kruses Gade Refurbishment

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Hand Sketches

Outline Proposal Phase

Århus - Denmark

Type of Project:

Refurbishment, Extension, Residential 3D Wall Connection Detail

Leading Topic:

Refurbishment of an old Multi-Storey Residential Building.

Site Description:

The site is located in the city of Århus, in Jutland Denmark in a very close distance to the city center.

Project Description: The propose of the project was to refurbish and conserve an old multi-storey apartment building in the city of Århus. The design was not only excluded to the refurbishment, but also adding an extension on the backside of the building that would house new kitchen and bathroom facilities. This was done by designing a modern extension to the building that also blended in with the old construciton, and brought the best of modern architecture and mixed it with the old. Later on the Scheme Design and Detail Design Phases were made. In addition technical installations were calculated and respective plans were drawn for them. Quantity surveying, cost estimation, project planning, project contracting, and building site management plans were also made. Later on the project was upgraded to Detail Design I, which included local authority drawings. In the next phase, Detail Design II, working drawings were made for the construction of different parts, in our particular case we made the steel structure drawings and the roof construction drawings.

Roof Valley Detail

Detail Design II

Roof Valley Detail

3D Renders

Scheme Design

Roof Eve Detail External Foundation Detail

Basement Wall Connection Detail

Basement Window Connection Detail

Window Sill Detail Between Ground Floor & 1st Floor

Window Connection Detail on 1st Floor

1st Floor Partition Wall Connection

Detail of Roof Connection to the External Wall

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Skanderborg Housing Complex

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Outline Proposal Phase

Skanderborg - Denmark

Type of Project: Residential

Leading Topic:

Designing a Multi-Storey Residential Complex.

Site Description:

The site is located in the city of Skanderborg, in Jutland Denmark in front of the Skanderborg Lake. Allowing the building to benefit from the magnificent view.

Project Description: The propose of the project was to design a multi storey building, with hadicap consideration, by using pre fabricated concrete elements on the walls, partition floor and the roof. An emphasis was placed in the design phase and accordingly the longest time was allocated for developing the outline proposal based on the brief. Preliminary analysis were also carried out on t h e project including fire, sound, thermal insulation and static analysis. In the Scheme Design phase accurate details were drawn, and the project was upgraded to the Detail Design I.

Scheme Design

Research on a Similar Building

External Foundation Detail

Internal Foundation Detail

External Foundation Under The Basement Detail

Floor Slab Detail

Detail of The Connection Between The Access Balcony & The Entrance

Shaft Drawing Cross-Section

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Sketches and Hand Drawings

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