"We don't just build buildings, we build relationships between people and the enviroment."
- Alejandro Aravena
Heritage Memoriam
Year : 2022
Type : Multifunctional Pavilion
Location: Kazimerz District, Cracow, Poland
Hereditatem memoria - hereditary memory, which Szeroka Street has demonstrated by prospering and significantly extending its Jewish population while firmly rooted in the Kazimierz District. As future architects, we must preserve the city’s neglected areas, especially those that seem unnoticed, given that history links parties to their enclaves. Architects have more incentive to create a sustainable urban area that honors the city’s rich and forgotten history. The Pavilion on Szeroka Street adapts to its heritage without being separate from the street.
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illuminated skylight pyramids
underground exhibition
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pavilion entrance
An essential element of the renovation is the Jewish historical art exhibition, which was housed in the pavilion’s underground section, with one main building and an exit at the end, where the synagogue is located. With this decision, open space on the surface was granted, providing people with a path and a night attraction, thanks to the illuminated pyramids. All three primary concepts have been implemented, including the addition of vegetation and minor improvements.
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WEST ELEVATION
SOUTH ELEVATION
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Spring Brewery
Year : 2023
Type : Revitilization of Rural Areas
Location: Piekary Village, Cracow, Poland
It being a very traditional village located relatively far away from urban areas, Piekary is one of many places in Poland that adhere to their old customs. An agricultural compressed terrain, such as this one, values its origianl architype, slowly keeping up with contemporary designs. One of many solutions was to integrate the old with the new with a particularly assimilating public function which combines both standards. A local brewery and destillery was the most optimal choice in this area, utlilizing both wood and steel construction.
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Analysis of Piekary Village
Tight streets and houses near the main road make this neighborhood feel claustrophobic.
The nearby woodlands are fragmented into many small enclaves around the settlement, resulting in a minority of flora and little variation.
Piekary's Villa, whose owner is unknown, is an intriguing remnant.
Positively, Piekary villagers opportunities.
Lacking roads and bridges opposite side of the Vistula, must circumnavigate the village.
OVERVIEW TERRAIN ANALYSIS RURAL COMPOSITION
Residential
Alluvial plain Large vehicle Building highlights Woods Village road
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Positively, the Vistula affords the villagers certain advantages and opportunities.
bridges to the Vistula, the driver village.
Woodlands
Alluvial Plains
Vistula River
Residential Buildings
S.W.O.T Analysis
The walled village preserves the natural landscape for future generations. The community provides security and tranquility by protecting the woods and fields. Agriculture benefits from the village's Vestula River location. The village's school and recreation center are nearby, making them accessible to residents despite its small size.
In this region, there are opportunities for the reconstruction and renovation of historic buildings, as well as the promotion of agricultural tourism. The plan also involves the construction of roads, sidewalks, and parking lots, with careful consideration given to the concerns of the local residents to ensure minimal disruption.
vehicle density
road exits
The village's buildings lack sufficient parking space and visible sidewalks or main roads, due to its history and current condition. Moreover, its remote location, combined with very little public transportation, creates limited accessibility as it is quite distant from the city. The lax construction regulations have led to various problems and difficulties on the construction sites.
This region is exposed to obvious dangers, such as a disparity in the architectural styles of the wealthy and the poor housing it contains. Since the economy went into a tailspin, agriculture and home improvement have also undergone significant shifts. The proliferation of suburbs has made the region's problems even worse.
Viewpoints
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Distillery &
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Ad Solis Declivium
Year : 2022
Type : Family Housing & Nursery
Location: Piekary Village, Cracow, Poland
The Piekary site has significant potential, benefiting from the surrounding environment and neighboring home design. Traditional building styles, such as pitched roofs and greenery, are in accordance with the village’s concept. The sloping nature of the land was utilized, taking advantage of its southern sun orientation, and allowing partial underground construction to protect the area. The design, influenced by traditional Scandinavian architecture, incorporates modern construction methods with wood and concrete. The family housing also includes a public nursery.
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OVERVIEW PLOT DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
1. Nursery
A built-in structure that provides visitors with a modest place for children to stay and unwind. Additionally, the upper roof garden is open to everyone at all times.
2. Front Yard
The front yard is designed to accommodate a sufficient number of vehicles for public and family guests. Despite this expansive parking lot, presidents have access to a two-car private garage.
3. Family House
The family home has a titanium zync roof that prevents corrosion and requires minimal maintenance. It is a self-healing material with integrated photovoltaic panels that provides an alternative energy source for the hosts.
4. Recreational Area
The recreation area that utilizes the slope as a pit is an exclusive feature of the family housing, preventing any view obstruction from the house and providing a pleasant space to relax.
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PLOT DEVELOPMENT TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
1 Entrance vestibue 2 Hallway 3 Kitchen 4 Diner Room 5 Living Room 6 Toilet 7 Bridge vestibule 8 Garage 9 Boiler room 10 Nursery vestibule 11 Nursery Toilet 12 Small storage room 13 Nursery Kitchenette 14 Nursery Hall 22
OVERVIEW
GROUND FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR 15 First floor hallway 16 Bathroom 17 Child's Bedroom 18 Child's Bedroom 19 Private Bathroom 20 Master bedroom 23
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FIRST FLOOR
FIRST FLOOR
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The nursery boasts a design that incorporates both skylights and a glass facade. This unique combination allows for an abundance of natural light to filter into the space, without the need for artificial lighting. The innovative approach was particularly important as the nursery is located within a hill, making it challenging to access natural light. With this design, the nursery creates a bright and welcoming environment that promotes a healthy and stimulating atmosphere for children to grow and develop in.
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Community District
Year : 2023
Type : Urban design of residential complexes & community center
Location: Covilha, Portugal
The Covilha Residential Complex and Community Library is a sustainable urban development strategically situated on a sloping site in Covilha, Portugal. The mid-rise buildings offer stunning views and optimal south orientation. The central courtyard fosters community and the ground floor features a modern community library and café. This desirable solution of such development is a prime living environment for residents.
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Construction Documentation
As part of the curriculum and as students, we were required to delve into technical plans and our own projects in order to confront the realistic and practical aspects of contemporary design. Throughout our studies, we were required to create our own technical drawings for residential, commercial, and institutional buildings, among others. We learned how to use industry-standard software and tools to create accurate and comprehensive building plans that adhere to applicable codes and regulations.
In this section of my portfolio, I’ve included a selection of my finest technical drawings from my academic career. These drawings demonstrate my proficiency in designing both functional and aesthetically pleasing technical plans. I am proud of the skills I have acquired through my education so far and am excited to apply them in my future career as an architect.
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS OVERVIEW
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TECHNICAL DRAWINGS - FLAT ROOF DESIGN
CEILING CONSTRUCTION PLAN
PLAN 1:50
VENTILATED ROOF
38 264 72 703 24 216 38 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 20 165 25 51 677 51 36 213 51 22 362 51 1392 10 1053 40 224 325 75 26 326 26 12 51 174 51 300 51 24 51 26 248 26 51 60 60 60 12 60 A B C D E F G 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 300 150 150 155 252
30 21 2% 2% 1% 1% 785 40 705 60 60 60 60 60 60 408 327 40 1010 38 14 38 10 60 10 38 14 38 10 10 54
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1:50
VENTILATED FLAT ROOF
VENTILATED ROOF PLAN 1:50
3% 3% 3% 3% 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 19 18 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 20 10 1396 44 216 24 703 36 72 264 44 240 60 285 60 285 60 270 68 196 72 38 51 663 14 51 27 148 68 300 150 150 155 1260 252 3% 3% 1055 44 225 325 75 26 326 26 12 68 495 68 1 74 26 244 26 53 600 525 75 60 224 224 30 21 A B C D E F G 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 100 210 100 210 A A B B 308 147 + 304 3% 3% 3% 3%
2% 2% 1% 1% 785 40 705 60 60 60 60 60 60 ROOF PLAN 1:50 Adrian Harasiuk GENERAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION YEAR 2, SEMESTER 3 2022/2023 703 24 216 38 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 17 16 15 14 13 12 11 165 25 51 677 51 10 5 6 7 155 CONSTRUCTION PLAN 1:50 3% 3% 1 2 3 4 19 18 17 16 20 1396 703 36 72 264 44 240 60 285 60 68 196 72 38 51 663 300 150 150 1260 252 3% 1055 44 225 325 75 26 326 26 12 68 495 68 1 74 26 244 26 53 600 525 75 60 224 A B C D E F G 1 2 3 4 100 210 100 210 A B B 308 304 3% 3% 3% FIRST FLOOR PLAN 30 21 2% 2% 1% 1% 1% 1% 785 40 40 705 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 408 40 327 40 1010 38 14 38 10 60 10 38 14 38 10 10 54 54
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CROSS SECTION B-B 1:10
CROSS SECTION
209 210 304 362 46 C3 C2 1076 229 A
215 304 + + 229 209 3% C1 GYPSUM BOARD FLASE CEILING REINFORCED CONCRETE 2-LAYERED INSULATION VENTILATED AIR SPACE WOODEN RAFTER / BEAM WOODEN BOARD 2-LAYERED WATERPROOF INSULATION 2 28 25 17 16 3 4 air flow
GREEN ROOF ROOF DETAIL TERRACE WALL DETAIL 1:10 VENTILATED ROOF WALL DETAIL 1:10 667 + VENTILATED ROOF DRAINAGE DETAIL 1:10 630 + 36
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ROOF DRAINAGE
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CROSS SECTION B-B 1:50
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SECTION A-A
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C3 PLASTER REINFORCED CONCRETE STYROFOAM EPS WATERPROOF INSULATION CLINKER BRICKS 1.5 25 15 1 10 C2 GYPSUM BOARD FLASE CEILING REINFORCED CONCRETE INCLINE CONCRETE SCREED WATERPROOF INSULATION WATERPROOF THERMAL INSULATION GRAVEL FILTER MAT ACTIVE SOIL 2 28 25 1 15 1 10 INSULATION
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GREEN ROOF WALL DETAIL 1:10
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