Portfolio Sara Bettoli

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Achitecture portfolio

SARA BETTOLI



CONTENTS CURRICULUM LOAD ASSOCIATION eARThouse Opoku’s house COLLABORATION PIERLUIGI MOLTENI STUDIO Keope stand House in Granarolo UNIVERSITY Ai margini del vuoto Graduation project

Shopping in a park Design studio IV

Sustainability Environmental design

Share to merge Design studio III

Darsena regeneration Urban planning

The park’s door Construction systems I

COMPETITIONS COURSES


Name : Sara Bettoli Address : Via Fratelli Cervi 40 40061 Minerbio, Bologna, Italy Telephone number : +393386835707 E-mail : sara.bettoli2@gmail.com Nationality : Italian Date of birth : 14 - 01 -1990 WORK EXPERIENCES June 2016 - November 2016

March 2016

With LOAD association, designing and managment of the “eARThouse” construction, a rammed earth house for local artisans in the Abetenim village (Ghana), and technical support on the construction of a dwelling unit for a farmer of the village. The project aimed to promote an artisanal entrepreneurship toward a future economical development and a spread of the rammed earth techniques, sustainable and economical affordable to anyone, regardless the social status. Establishment of the LOAD association, created togheter with two other young architects https://load-project.com/

March 2015 - February 2016

EDUCATION September 2015

2009 -14 november 2014

January 2013 - July 2013 2004 - 2009

Collaboration Pierluigi Molteni office Participation to public competitions, development of projects and renovations, graphic production Professional abilitation Università degli studi di Ferrara, Faculty of architecture “Laurea magistrale a ciclo unico” Final grade : 107/110 Thesis title: “Ai margini del vuoto. Un progetto di riqualificazione urbana e paesaggistica per il comune di Paskuqan.” Supervisor: Prof. Romeo Farinella, Arch. Elena Dorato, Arch. Elisa Spada Exchange program : PUCPR Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Paranà Escola de arquitetura e design - Arquitetura e urbanismo Scientific High school “Niccolò Copernico”, Bologna Final grade : 75/100

WORKSHOP - COMPETITION - COURSES

2017

Participation to the competition “Premio Internazionale Architettura Sostenibile” organized by Fassa Bortolo.

2016

Participation to the construction course of straw buildings, GREB technique, in Rimini, organized by Aria Familiare


2016

Participation to the construction course of straw buildings organized by Terraepaglia. Realization of eatrh and straw plaster inside a room of a house in Amelia

2015

Participation to the competition “Homeless Cover Project” organized by the association Rethinking

2014

Participation to the workshop in POLIS architecture university of Tirana, for research about the final thesis.

2012

Participation to the competition for the requalification of the historical centre of Bagnacavallo, with the architecture office “inout architettura”

2011

Participation to the trip study CAMPUS in Wien, organized by the association “Pro Viaggi Architettura” Participation to the competition “Centro ricreativo di un parco di quartiere” organized by American Hardwood Export Council

2010 VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCES

Dicember 2015

Volunteer for the christams campaign “Carta, nastri e solidarietà” supported by COOPI

2011- on going

Weekly voluntary work at “casa della carità” that hosts disabled people

November 2014 - January 2015 2005-2009 TECHNICAL SKILLS

LANGUAGES

OTHER SKILLS

Hobbies

Voluntary work in an indian school, in Vrindavan, supported by the association “Food for life” The school is born to offer free education to the poorest children of the village Educator during the summer camp “Estate Ragazzi”, organization of activities for children Autodesk Autocad Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign Nemetschek Allplan Maxon Cinema4d Microsoft Office Google Sketchup Italian Mother language English Fluent (B2) Portuguese Good Good team work skills, earned during the studies Good skills in model building with different material Yoga (partecipation in a course to become a teacher) Playing the piano Cooking Traveling


eARThouse Site: Abetenim, Ghana Project Start Date: 01/07/16 Project End Date: 14/11/16 Project lead: LOAD (Designing Team) Project organizer: Nka Foundation

The project refers to the local patio house and involves the arts production, becoming a platform for cultural exchange. Foundations are made by local granite stones while the technique used for eARThouse provides rammed earth load-bearing walls. To achieve the widest spread of rammed earth, it must become able to compete with other cheap techniques such as cement blocks, in term of costs. For this reason new metal formworks have been made to promote a prefabricated feature, as a cost-effective tool, meant to be used several times. To prevent from direct sunlight the main openings are covered with horizontal canes called Babadua, tied together to make a screen. The project provides a rainwater harvesting system in which the water is filtered and then stored within the water tank which can provide sanitary water. Rubber stripes were fixed directly under the covering sheets, using half garden hose, to reduce rainwater noise. The aim was to find out cheap solutions to be reproduced by anyone from different social status, in order to improve living conditions through simple changes.

Tamale

Abetenim Kumasi Accra


96”

24”

40”

48”

0

+43’’

128”

48”

96”

24”

64”

96”

24”

128”

128’’

room 1 12,55 mq 152

exhibition room 12,55 mq

room 2 12,55 mq

133”

The patio view

wc

488”

5,95 mq

144”

66”

144”

68”

5,95 mq

+43’’

6”

408”

133”

kitchen

62”

living room

working space 19,37 mq

215”

6”

135”

+23

12,25 mq

+43” +21’’

160”

192” 512”

160”

+31’’

The rainwater harvesting system


The construction phases

The foundation

The walls

The roofing


The finishes

1 1

Technological section

22 3

3

4

4 10 12

12

10 11

11

9

9 5

60°

8

13

60°

5 6

85°

8

13

7

6 7 metal mesh 8 Floor construction: 3 Transparent corrugated sheets 1 Roof construction: 8"x1" wooden frame 3" compacted stabilized earth 4 Top wall construction: corrugated metal covering sheets 6 2" water pipe 4" rammed earth screed 2"x6" tie beam 3"x2" roof battens 7 Foundation construction: polyethylene sheeting 9"x1" wooden ring beam 2"x6" rafters metal mesh 8 Floor construction: 3 Transparent corrugated sheets 1 Roof construction: polyethylene sheeting 3" sand metal flashing interior solar screen fabric undisturbed earthearth 5 Opening construction: 8"x1" wooden 16"x6" framereinforced concrete ring 2 Gable ventilation:4 Top wall construction: 3" compacted stabilized corrugated metal covering sheets 9 Integrated electric switches/sockets reeds mosquito net 6 2" water pipe granite stones with concrete mortar4" rammed earth screed 2"x6" tie beam solar screen of babadua 3"x2" roof battens concrete floor 10 Roofsheeting structure tie rod metal mesh 7 Foundation construction: polyethylene 9"x1" wooden ringmosquito beam net 2"x6" rafters

interior solar screen fabric 2 Gable ventilation: mosquito net metal mesh

metal flashing 5 Opening construction: solar screen of babadua reeds mosquito net

polyethylene sheeting 16"x6" reinforced concrete ring granite stones with concrete mortar concrete floor

3" sand undisturbed earth 9 Integrated electric switches/sockets 10 Roof structure tie rod

11 Wall construction: 16” stabilized rammed earth wall 12 Partition construction: 18 mm plywood board 11 Wall2”x3” construction: timber frame 18 mm plywood board 16” stabilized rammed earth wall 13 Steel plate connection for elevated timber 12 Partition construction: postplywood (self-built)board 18 mm

2”x3” timber frame 18 mm plywood board 13 Steel plate connection for elevated timber post (self-built)


OPOKU’S HOUSE Site: Abetenim, Ghana Project Start Date: 01/07/16 Project End Date: On going Project lead: LOAD (Designing Team) Project client: Yaw Opoku

Opoku is a farmer with a wife and three children and he is the first villager willing to build his own rammed earth house. When we arrived at the village the foundations were completed, but unfortunately he ran out of money when he was about to buy the wood needed for the formworks. Since, during another project, we designed metal formworks as a tool for the community, we thought it could have been a great chance to test it in a low-budget situation and verify its actual usefullness. We thus offered Opoku to continue together the construction, since using metal formworks his budget was enough to go on. The project has three rooms, connected by an outside veranda, each room has only a window to prevent from overheating due to solar radiation. The thick walls keep the interior spaces cool thanks to their high thermal mass. Any decision was taken according to Opoku’s budget only and developing userspecific solutions. The walls construction lasted 4 weeks. The construction site is still in progress thanks to international volunteers coming to the village.



KEOPE STAND COMPETITION, WINNER PROJECT

Site: Cersaie - Bologna Year: 2015 Collaboration: “Molteni Studio”

The purpose of the competition was to design a stand for an important ceramics company. Aim of the project was the creation of several scenes where the visitor could experiment different atmospheres, get involved and discover all the typologies of the company materials. This stand is been presented at the Bologna exhibition “Cersaie” in the end of september 2015.

The competition project


The realization


PRIVATE HOUSE PROJECT IDEA

Site: Granarolo Year: 2015 Collaboration: “Molteni Studio�

The project is a private house for a family in Granarolo. The idea is to create two different volumes. The first hosts the sleeping area and the services (bathroom and garage) while the second one hosts daily activities (living room and kitchen). There will be a big terrace connected to the principal room of the house that allows the view of the fields on the back. The structure is made by wooden x-lam panels



ON THE BORDERS OF THE VOID

THE STRATEGY

GRADUATION PROJECT

Site: Paskuqan, Albany Academic year 2013/2014 Teacher: Romeo Farinella Elena Dorato Elisa Spada

1 Reconnecting Paskuqan and Tirana

2 Retraining the river’s banks

4 Connecting the park and the urbanized area

THE FOCUS: The park

The Paskuqan’s district is located on the suburbs of Tirana and is born after the fall of communism, when there was an uncontrolled growth. The project aims to create a stratecic line for an urban and lascaping regeneration. The main purpose is the connection with Tirana by the natural element of the river and the increase of the public and pedestrian lines. The second aim is the connection between the river and the lake with the creation of green corridors, creating public activities in the spaces of result. The final purpose is to create a park in the area of the lake using only the borders of this green element. The idea is to leave the inside of the park with his rural character.

The green corridors

The river

3 Developing the main street

5 Revitalizing the natural area of Paskuqan


Masterplan


Focus: the river

Vision: the park


The banks

The green corridor


SHOPPING IN A PARK ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN IV

Site: Ferrara Academic year: 2013/2014 Teacher: Gabriele Lelli Alberto Alessi Gianmarco Bazzani

Strategical position

Exchange is the key word of the project on creating a commercial area in Ferrara. The site is in a strategical position, betweeen the walls and the fields. For this reason, the project composition creates an opening to the centre of the city. Small specialized shoppings characterize this path until the centre of the project, where the big DESPAR supermarket and the restaurant overlook. Under the continous coverage there are small and simple glass buildings that create spaces and the possibility of a costant movement. The choice of glass allows a continuity between inside and outside and creates a natural atmosphere, surrounded by greenery.

The movement

Functions

The meeting


Shoppings section

Despar section


SUSTAINABILITY ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN Site: Andalo, Trentino Academic year: 2011/2012 Teacher: Paola Boarin Sante Mazzacane

The purpose of the project is the design of an efficient building, starting from a volume of 13x13x13. The energy efficiency is guaranteed by the compact form, the creation of a greenhouse in the southern side to collect energy and the closing of the north front. This prototipe is reproduced to create a complex of buildings organized on the respect of environmental issues like the wind direction and the solar exposition.

Winter

Summer


Tecnological detail


SHARE TO MERGE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN III Site: Firenze Academic year: 2011/2012 Teacher: Alessandro Massarente Andrea Gatti Jacopo Gresleri Concept

court’s creation

The project aims to regenerate the area “Le Piagge” on the outskirts of Florence. The idea is to develop the main buildings only on the side of the area, to create a front street and to preserve the internal green space. The presence of different functions (commercial, residencial and sports) wants to create a place lived by different kinds of people. Small buildings characterize the ground floor, hosting commercial function and common area of the residences, and they are merged by a same thick coverage. This element helps to divide the public dimension of the ground floor from the private dimension of the residences over it. The idea of creating small buildings aims to produce different spaces between them, characterized by an human scale and a cozy atmosphere.

public-private division

private space definition

Ground floor plan


Focus: the residence

First floor plan


DARSENA REGENERATION URBAN DESIGN Site: Ferrara Academic year: 2011/2012 Teacher: Daniele Pini Gastone Ave Laura Orsini

The area is located on the South of Ferrara, between the historical centre and the river bank. The purpose of the project is to create a connection between the medieval walls and the natural element of the water. The idea is to renovate this area introducing multi-functional buildings: commercial, residential and cultural. Great importance is reserved to the improvement of the turistic aspect. For this reason the project provides the creation of a museum and hotels in a strategical position. The green element serves as a connector and helps to form recreational areas and to link the water element.


Focus: offices and commercial area


THE PARK’S DOOR

Summer

DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION I Site: Trentino Academic year: 2010/2011 Teacher: Pietromaria Davoli Luca Cappellari Valentina Cosmi

The aim of the project is the design of a park’s recreational centre, located in the alpine zone. The idea is to create a compact volume in order to not waste energy. The structure is made completely by wood, a local production material that permites a low enviromental impact. The North side has minimal openings to protect it from the cold currents. On the contrary, the South side offers large windows to allow a great view to the landscape and a natural light. The activities, expecially for families and children, are linked to the near park. There are an exhibition room, a place for meeting, a library and a bar.

Winter

Technological system



COMPETITIONS BAGNACAVALLO REQUALIFICATION

HOMELESS COVER PROJECT


COURSES ARIA FAMILIARE, GREB TECHNIQUE

TERRAEPAGLIA, EARTH AND STRAW PLASTER


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