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EDUCATION 09/14 – 07/16*
École nationale supérieure d‘architecture de Paris - Val de Seine 10/09 – 07/13 Technical University of Munich (Bachelor of Arts) Architecture 09/11 – 07/12 ETSA Granada, Spain (Erasmus) 09/99 - 06/08 High School: Markgräfler Gymnasium, Müllheim Abitur 2008 (Majors: maths, art, french, english, german)
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ETSA Granada, Spain (Erasmus) 09/08 – 07/09 Paris, with French classes
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EXPERIENCES 10/13 - 07/14 Internship at Ateliers Jean Nouvel Paris ** 03/11 – 07/11 Internship and half-time job at LMT3 Architekten in München 2005 - 2007 Assistance with the renovation of the building Bamlacherstr.8, Rheinweiler 04/06 Visionworks GMBH - Marketing Communication Design School-based internship THER EXPERIENCES 06/08 Assistance at Art|Basel 10/09 – 03/10 Waitress in Munich 09/12 Oktoberfest 12/12 Apple Sales Promotion ENTER OF INTERESTS TRAVELLING, Art, Music, photographs, reading, sport
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„To cope with the complexity of architecture, one needs creativity“
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Market hall
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Vertical Extension
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Isarbridge
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Foundation Library
- Munich - 2009 - First year
Design 1st Year - 2009 - Technical University of Munich Department of Design Methodology - Professor Ueli Zbinden. Design of a foundation Library in a courtyard of the univeritary zone in the center of Munich. With Franziska Bartels
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Playhouse
Design 1st year - 2010 - Technical University of Munich. Department of Architectural Design and Construction - Professor Hermann Kaufmann Design of a playhouse for children aged 1-10 years in timber construction in Daumillerweg, Munich.
- Munich - 2010 - First year
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At Home in the City
- Munich - 2011 - second year
Design 2nd year2011 - Technical University Munich. Chair for urbanism and housing (Studio Krucker Bates) Professors: Bruno Krucker and Stephen Bates At home in the city. - collective living in Munich. Design of a building at the Tegernseer Landstrasse in the south of Munich. The programme is housing, with special attendance to what happens on the ground floor and at the thresholds between private and public realm.
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BAUHAUS Museum
- Weimar - 2011 - third year
Design 3rd year - 20011/12 ETSA Granada. Proyectos IV Professor Ram贸n Fern谩ndez-Alonso. Museo de la Bauhaus en Weimar - Bauhaus Museum in Weimar. Design to the parallel real international competition for the new Bauhaus Museum in Weimar.
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The „Minolplatz“ is outside the city center and not necessarily a destination for tourists. To create a connection to the center the „Bertuchstrasse“ is moved from south to north. This allows direct access to the public space that is created south of the „Gauforum“ and also the „Weimar court.“ It also provides direct access to the park. The volume arises from two composite forms. The base is an Sshape which is formed from the road up to the other end of the square in the north-west. This block contains all the functions of the museum on two floors, with the exception of the special exhibition. For this there is an extravagant volume set on top of it. From here you can see the exhibition and at the same time you can enjoy a special view. The two volumes are merged into one in the entrance area. From here, an air space opens up to the top floor connected with an open staircase. From the square place you will pass the cafeteria, which is oriented to the park, and arrive in the semi-private patio (courtyard) where is located the entrance of the museum. In the lobby there is the main staircase that serves as a distributor to all the other areas of the museum. From here is aswell the access to the exhibition on the ground floor.
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Market hall
- Granada - 2012
Design 3rd year - 20011/12 ETSA Granada. Proyectos IV Professor Ram贸n Fern谩ndez-Alonso. Nuevo mercado de abastos en el centro historico de Granada - New market in the historic center of Granada. With Micaela Karnikowa.
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The market is located in the center of Granada, next to the cathedral and next to a very old and important street-Calle cĂĄrcel baja. This road is the connection to the historic district of Albaicin. In Granada there is a big cultural influence of the Arabs, which inspired us in this market. There are holes in the facade with the shape of Arabic symbols. The translucent concrete facade with two types of holes - partially filled with concrete, other open -allow natural ventilation. The volume creates a public space between the new and the existing market Market St. Augustine, where you meet people, events take place or it can be used for different occasions. The new market is a project with a large staircase (Spanish-steps), it‘s both, a roof and a public space. Main idea and very important is the permeability of the pedestrians through the market. There is plenty of shade and green oases around the market area. The terrace provides a great view of the cathedral and includes the cafe. It is accesible indepent from the market hall.
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Library & Cultural Center Design 3rd year - 20011/12 ETSA Granada. Proyectos IV Professor Ram贸n Fern谩ndez-Alonso. Nueva Biblioteca y Centro Cultural al borde de la ciudad de Granada - New library and cultural center on the border of the city Granada. Designidea in a period of 2 1/2 months.
- Granada - 2012
The new library is located on the outskirts of the city of Granada. The highway is right next to it, which gives the new library by the position the function of an entrance gate. From the highway a panoramic view of the mountains of the Sierra Nevada is provided. The two buildings, which surround the space, have different heights. The first idea was to create a connection between the two but not to obstruct the view of the Sierra. In passing the appearance of the building changes from every angle. It could be an open book standing or an inverted mountain. The entrance hall and the access is made from the middle of both sides and should be made of transparent material to create a new connection to the parks around the area. The glass facade is continuously provided with an abstract printed pattern and the density of the applied color changes depending on the value of the rooms behind to be fair the weather influence. Besides the stairs leading from the entrance area (lobby) are workplaces (for groups) Upstairs is a „Book Bar“ where you can have a coffee inside the library zone.
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Vertical Extension
- Munich - 2013
Design 4th year - 2012/3 - Technical University Munich. Chair of Architectural Design and Conservation - Visiting Professor Andreas Hild The vertical extension of Munich city district. The object was to obtain the use of the existing resources on the one hand and intensifying the other. With the ongoing construction on the existing structure and the „gray energy“ contained therein is an exemplary contribution to the intense densification of urban space through the usual roof extension and roof conversion also be recorded.
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“EL RETABLO DE MAESE PEDRO”
Scenographic design in the andalusian city Úbeda (modell as main medium). Composicion (4th year) Subsequent exhibition of selected student works at the town hall of Úbeda and following publication of Professor Emilio Fernández Cachorro.
- ÚBEDA - 2012
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The corner of the square of the first of May next to the church of St. Paul was chosen by us as the site of the performance of the play „El Retablo de Maese Pedro“ by Manuel de Falla. There is a exciting contrast between the church and the facade of the medieval houses, which are rich with balconies. Master Pedro organized a small puppet performance in which Don Quixote is a spectator. In this backdrop, the staircase plays a big role. She makes a bow and goes into the audience platforms. From the steps in front of the facade the puppets are played. The church tower is integrated by placing the beautiful Melisendra, daughter of Charlemagne, which has fallen into Arabic captivity. Don Quixote is captured by the plot so that the game turned for him into reality. He rushes in to chivalrous to help Melisendra and strikes with his sword the puppet characters that track the king‘s daughter their heads off. While Don Quixote proudly sings a song and its alleged heroic knight celebrating, Master Pedro regrets the loss of his puppets. In our scenography, the stairs at the end are serving as the final hurdle to help liberate Melisendra from the bell tower, which is well supervised by the spectarors. The spectators enter the platforms via stairs, which are between 2 perforated wooden walls. This brings an element of surprise. One feels then even more as a part of the game. Just as Don Quixote intervenes at the end of the action, although he is only a spectator.
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Isar footbridge
- Munich - 2013
Structural design 4th year - 2013 - TU München. Chair for Structural Design. Professor Barthel. A new bridge for pedestrians and cyclists over the Isar in the amount of Klenzestraße. The River Isar in Munich is an essential place in the city of Munich. People walk along it and enjoy the nature especially during the summer. The river seperates Munich in east and west ward and the task should be to get a better connection between those. The community of Au Haidhausen is planning to built an walking path across the Isar next to the Klenzestraße. The design is a structure of two arches, which tilt outwards, in between the walking path weaves in an ‚S‘Shape. Besides it also connects the two riverbanks plus the promenade and the little island in between with stairs.
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Drawings
- Bergamo 2009
- Granada 2012 |
More drawings integrated in projects on pages: 20 | 36
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Nature Bodypainting
- Munich 2011
Art project 2nd year - 2011 - Technical University of Munich. Chair of artistic design. Professor Haase. The main objective of the „Salto“ exercises is to see existing things we know in a new light. Everyday objects and situations to be so alienated, so that a new idea comes to the mind, which encourages the viewer to think. Upon entering the old botanical garden, the influences of the people are immediately noticeable. The overall park, with its deliberately set out gravel paths and sculpturally arranged hedges is a place where nature gets into the background to create a venue to meet for people. It is this characteristic we wanted to take up in our project and to counteract it, by removing the human from the center of the action. In addition, we can visually merge it with nature, and thus make it also a part of this - we sensed so much for granted - background.
Six Oak Box
Munich 2013 -
Design 4th year 2012/13 - Technical University of Munich. Chair of light and space art design „furniture design“ under Prof. Hannelore Deubzer. According to the motto: „Reduce Reuse Recycle“ a residual product is recycled and converted. 6 almost square, mitred sawn solid wood flooring remains of a European oak are glued to a box. By 45 ° sawed edges of the cover can be completely submerge into the box. Thus, the cube appears as a closed timber and is only on second glance, the function as a storage possibility again.
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Architectural Photography
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