Portfolio Sam de Koning
Contents Curriculum Vitae La passerelle de thÊâtre The bridge as a theatrical intermediary Saint-Denis, France 2014
Tea for two
Collapsible tea house London, United Kingdom 2013
Tea for all Contemporary tea pavilion London, United Kingdom 2013
Eco tower Design for an autarkic vertical village Eindhoven, the Netherlands 2013
Curriculum Vitae Personalia
Name and surname: Asham Krish (Sam) de Koning Adress:
Meiveld 7
4388 MB Oost-Souburg
The Netherlands Date of birth:
05-04-1988
Place of birth:
Middelburg, The Netherlands
Nationality:
Dutch
Marital status:
Unmarried
Telephone number:
+31 648481057
Mail:
sam_de_koning@hotmail.com
Website:
www.samdekoning.com
Education 2012-2014
MSc. Ir. Master Architecture, Building and Planning. Unit Architectural
History and Theory & Architectural Design and Engineering.
Eindhoven University of Technology.
2011-2012
Pre-master Architecture. Master Architecture, Building and Planning.
Eindhoven University of Technology.
2006-2011
BBE. ing. Bachelor of Built Environment. Field: Architecture.
HZ University of Applied Science.
Academic experience 2009
Minor: area development. HZ University of Applied Science, Vlissingen.
(6 Months) 2009
Minor: wooneconomie 2. HZ University of Applied Science, Vlissingen.
(6 Months)
Professional experience 2009-2010
3D BIM-modeler. Bouwbedrijf Flipse, Koudekerke. (1 Year)
2007-2008
Intern. Assistant building executer, assistant project manager, workplan
ner. Bouwbedrijf Rijk, Heinkenszand. (6 Months)
Other experience 2003 – To date
Additional skills
All-round employee. Sligro Foodgroup, Middelburg. (12 Years)
Drivers license:
B
Programmes:
Office, Autocad, Sketchup, Artlantis, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign
Languages Dutch:
Native language
English:
Fluent / Professional skill
German:
Moderate / Adequate
Exhibitions 2015
1 Februari - 20 March Zeeuwse lichting 2014. Exhibition of graduation
products by graduated academics originating from Zeeland.
Publications 2015
12 February, PZC, Out, N. In beeld, Jeugd zoekt naar oud en nieuw.
2015
4 February, De Faam. Nelemans, D. Zeeuwse Lichting, Ontmoeting van
nieuwe ideeën. 2014
September, Archiprint - Creating & Experiencing Identity. A Kind of
Space - An interpretation of the Atmosphere intwelve Parisian Quarters.
2012
14 December, Archdaily. The language of architecture: exploring Rudolf
Olgiati’s work. 2012
Virtueel symposium duurzaam bouwen. Eco tower.
La passerelle de théâtre The bridge as a theatrical intermediary Saint-Denis, France 2014
Graduation project ‘A Kind of Space’ Master architecture, building and planning Technische Universiteit Eindhoven dr. J.C.T. Voorthuis J.J.P.M. van Hoof arch. AvB prof. ir. J.D. Bekkering
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Situation Ile Saint-Denis Two bridges together facilitate activity on both the shores of the main land, and the shores of the island. The two bridges provide a shorter route between the shores and allow people to experience this place in an extensive way.
Cooperation between the ‘theatre bridge’ and the footbridge forms a circuit between the shores of the main land and the island, and provides a variety in spatial experiences in and around the theatre bridge.
The morphology of the cantilever section already shares characteristics with a theatre. This principle has been used as a starting point for the theatre bridge.
Various constructive elements and principles work together to provide a balanced structure. The sequence of the bridge arises from this configuration of elements.
Innumerable ways for people to interact with one another. This clearly displays the role of the theatre bridge as an ‘actor’ in the production of social space.
Interaction between the spectators inside the auditorium and different users of various nearby surroundings outside the theatre.
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Hoofdentree Opgang theaterplein / Vluchtweg Receptie / Box office Hoofdtoegang zaal Toegang zaal minder validen Garderobe Toilet dames Toilet heren Zij-ingang zaal / Vluchtweg Toegang foyer/ restaurant
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Interactions between various streams inside and outside, strongly contribute to the ‘social’ theatre within the theatre bridge.
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1. Centrale brugdek. Stalen liggerconstructie. Fungeert als trekstaaf tussen twee hoofdvolumes. Overspanning d.m.v. 3× HEB 450. Van binnenuit geïsoleerd. Plafondafwerking gepoedercoat staalplaat op stalen constructie. Balustrade gelijk principe als lagere brugdek met verhoogde zij-flenzen en houten loopdek hiertussen bevestigd.
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2. Verticale constructieve elementen. Ter verstijving brugconstructie. Brug fungeert hierdoor als samengestelde liggerconstructie. Ook t.b.v. afdracht windbelasting structural glazing. 3. Eerste verdieping. Vloerschijf tussen hoofddraagstructuur brug opgehangen. Rondom geïsoleerd. Houten afwerkvloer. Plafondafwerking d.m.v. gepoedercoat staalplaat op stalen constructie. 4. Begane grondvloer. Liggerconstructie met betonnen vloerelementen. Houten afwerkvloer. 5. Stalen ligger constructie. Verhoogde zij-flenzen als balustrade. Houten loopdek bevestigd tussen verhoogde zij-flenzen. Oppervlak constructie gepoedercoat staal. 4600+ b.k. vloer 4000+ o.k. plafond afwerking
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Tea for two
Collapsible tea house London, United Kingdom 2013
Master project 2 ‘Tea for two’ Master architecture, building and planning Technische Universiteit Eindhoven ir. W. Hilhorst ir. J.P.M. Swagten
The small tea house, which offers a place for people to withdraw and meditate, consists of one type of element, originating from one material. This element forms an exterior, an interior, a foundation, a floor, walls, a ceiling and a roof. There is a strong focus on simplicity and serenity.
Tea for all
Contemporary tea pavilion London, United Kingdom 2013
Master project 2 ‘Tea for two’ Master architecture, building and planning Technische Universiteit Eindhoven ir. W. Hilhorst ir. J.P.M. Swagten
A contemporary tea pavilion that is in various ways strongly continuous with its context. It almost seems to dissolve into its environment.
The transparent ground floor and reflective first floor contribute to a strong perceptual continuity between the pavilion and it’s context. The reflective louvres allow people to perceptually create a continuity between inside and outside the pavilion.
Perceptual continuity between inside and outside due to fragmented images, created by reflective louvres.
Elements like the cantilevering drainage contribute to the expression of this ‘non-building’.
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Eco tower
An autarkic vertical village Eindhoven, the Netherlands 2013
Master project 1 ‘Eco tower’ Master architecture, building and planning Technische Universiteit Eindhoven ir. H. Schilperoort ir. R.P.J. Roorda
Characteristics of a village, joined on a ‘small’ footprint into an autakric tower.
On the large scale the tower has a simplistic appearance of stacked wooden panels. On the smaller scale there is a continuity between the interior and exterior. In various ways the environment becomes part of the residence.
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Longitudinal section Two interwoven residences within the three building levels to create a variety in spatial experience and an optimal organization in relation to the sun.
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