- THIS IS THE POR TFOLIO OF SIMONA SUBACIUTE
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C ONT E NT S. SE LE CT E D W O R K S 2013 - 2017 R E SU M E
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ACA DE M IC CREMATORIUM
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MODERN ART CENTER
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MULTISTOREY BUILDING 14
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CHAPEL INTERIOR
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THE GREEN LINE
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simona.subaciutee@gmail.com +37064162750 Vilnius, Lithuania issuu.com/simona.subaciute
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RESUME OF
S IM O N A SU BAC I UTE E D U C ATI ON
ABOUT ME
Sep. 2013 - Jun. 2017 Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Faculty of Architecture, Bachelor’s degree of Architecture
I am Simona, an architecture graduate from Lithuania. Why say Y E S ? I am a creative and hardworking, easily adaptable and enthusiastic person, who always takes her tasks seriously. I enjoy and am pleased to work in a team. I maximize my input in all possible ways: from the beginning stage of the project untill the very end.
Mar. 2016 - Aug. 2016 Universität Stuttgart, Faculty of Urban planning and Architecture, Erasmus+ exchange program
LANGUAGE
Sep. 2012 - Jun. 2013 Junior Architect’s and Designer’s School, composition classes Sep. 2009 - Jun. 2013 Šarūnas Surblys Art Studio, drawing classes
Lithuanian
English
German
Russian
native
excellent
basics
basics
P R O FFE SIO N A L E X P E R IE N C E
Sep. 2009 - Jun. 2013 Vilnius Žirmūnai Gymnasium, graduation diploma
Jul. 2015 - Feb. 2016 “DO ARCHITECTS”: architect assistant www.doarchitects.lt - Jul. - Sep. 2015: “The Missionary Gardens” project. Input: full responsability for the final model for clients - Nov. 2015 - Feb. 2016: “Preila Baywatch Reconstruction Technical Project” Input: curating the project, developing ideas, making all technical drawings - Jan. 2016: “Piromont Hotel” competition. 3rd place winner. Input: curating the timeline of team work, developing ideas, final model making
S KI L L S AutoCAD Revit Photoshop CC Illiustrator CC Indesign CC Sketchup Vray for Sketchup Microsoft Office Research Design Model making Constructions
04 -16 Sep. 2015 “The Concept of a New School”: architectural workshop 10 -14 Jun. 2016 “EZBET-Project: Participatory Needs Assessment in Informal Settlement Development”: architectural workshop
AWA R D S
09 -17 Feb. 2017 “Developing One’s Own L anguage”: architectural workshop
Feb. 2016 “GERAS” award for the best architectural semester work “Apartment House: Technical Project”
IN T E R E ST S & H O B B IE S
Jan. 2017 “Glasma Service” scholarship for the best architectural semester work “Modern Art Center Reconstruction”
travelling
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movies
foodsharing
friends
CR E MATORIU M IN VIL NI U S BACHELOR’S THESIS PROJECT IN THE WOODS IN VILNIUS
A shape of a square is orientated in the surroundings
The shape is formed by an excisting pond...
...and the slope by the excisting mountains shape
The contour of the building is being kept.
The volume is adapted into the surroundings.
Crematorium is an innovative, highly sceptical seen by the public and Catholic Church for its burial function, building. The novelty of a newly projected building is in its unconventional function in Lithuania and the thought of how mourning architecture should look like. Crematorium is not proposed as a decorative, willingly to shock or surprise, but rather as a highly literary architectural object. In modern and continuously changing world, the processes of funeral traditions are changing in a very fast pace. Often the architectural spaces of a farewell halls are full of psichologically disturbing mood and therefore, the architecture of a crematorium must remain neutral and give a refuge for a visitor: after all, the situation of a lost is already full of shocks. Mourning architecture is orientated to a person: he is not visiting here voluntarily, he comes here without debate - this is not an open invitation, so architecture has to be easily seen and read.
Project type: Bachelor’s thesis / Newly projected object Institution: Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Date: Jan. - May. 2017 Location: Vilnius, Lithuania Proffesor: Assoc. Prof. Saulius Pamerneckis / saulius.pamerneckis@vgtu.lt
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The cemetery of RokantiĹĄkÄ—s
Legenda: 1- Parking lot 2- Apple-tree park 3- Columbariums 4- Crematorium 5- Staff parking lot Entering to the site Demolished building Height Hanging part of the building Building The boundary of the site The main entrance The additional entrance Pond Wooden path Asphalt road Pavement Parking lot spot Pedestrian crossing
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Cemetery
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Site plan
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The movement of the staff is going around the technical facility block
The movement of the mourners are surrounding the resting zone and farewell halls
The waiting area is filled with mourners: to wait for the urn, to talk with each other; to calm down in the chapel
The first floor legenda: 1.1 Garage 1.2 Storage 1.3 Technical facilities 1.4 Technical facilities 1.5 Furnance room 1.6 Staff corridor 1.7 Mourners corridor 1.8 Changing room 1.9 Showers 1.10 Changing room 1.11 WC 1.12 Resting room 1.13 Urns 1.14 Storage 1.15 Storage 1.16 Post- mortem room 1.17 Mortuary 1.18 Cold zone 1.19 WC 1.20 Resting zone for mourners 1.20-1 Resting zone for mourners 1.21 Farewell hall 1.22 Funeral hall 1.23 WC 1.24 WC 1.25 Lobby 1.26 Chapel 1.27 Waiting room 1.28 Waiting room 1.29 Reception 1.30 Administration 1.31 Administration 1.32 Meeting room 1.33 Storage 1.34 Exhibition hall 1.35 Entryway 1.36 Inner yard
First floor plan
Elevation Section C-C
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The construction of a roof
The volume is open to the surroundings...
...and lets a person to decide: to open to the forest...
...or to close from it using the louvers.
TT panels, holding the roof
The projected crematorium is created to close from the unwanting and to open to the surrounding forest: from the farewell halls the ability to create wanted intimacy is suggested. The mourners choose to open to the forest and search for the refuge in it, for the peace and calmness. From the street the volume is closed and only the path and the changing of the volume next by the pond can indicate that the entering is there. The chosen material for the facades is concrete which changes during the years and adapts even more to the surroundings: the roof will overgrow with moss and become the part of th nature that surrounds it.
The system of a walls and columns, holding the roof
Piles foundation.
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Constructional section A-A
MO DE R N A R T CE NTER PETRAÅ IUNAI CULTURE HOUSE REFURBISHMENT
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Project type: Building refurbishment Institution: Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Date: Oct. - Dec. 2016 Location: Petrašiūnai, Kaunas, Lithuania Proffesor: Assoc. Prof. Arnoldas Gabrenas / arnoldas.gabrenas@vgtu.lt Reward: “Glasma Service” scholarship
The main aim of a freshly renovated building is to invite visitors to a newly reborn cultural center. The new extension of a building invites to look to the art through the narrow opening in order to increase interest of Lithuanian and foreign artists’ works. The chain of a visual connection to the church and the formerly built factory is being created and the hidden art is being exhibited in the territory. The current volume is being closed off, therefore some parts of it are destroyed and the inner yard for the visitors and art viewers is created. The demolished parts are modernized and the fasade element, as matte glass, constructs the integrity between the old and the new. The matte glass creates a feeling of decomposition for the people inside the gallery. It creates an interest to others outside to come in and meet the art.
Current volume
Closed current volume
Parts of an old volume are destroyed. Invitation to visit art is created
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Old volume is modernized and the new extension is created
The building is 3 storey and divided into two parts: the new extention part and the former building functions though the floor. The newly developed extention performs the function of exposition halls. It contains a lot of open space and easily transformed walls. The old building keeps the old functions in it through floors: the theather hall in the second and third floors. Therefore, it changes in the first floor : the walls are demolished permanently and a lot of open space for the reception and cafe is left. Third floor: - cinema/theather hall - transformed conference rooms
Second floor: - exhibition hall - cinema/theather hall
First floor: - reception - administration - cafe - exhibition hall
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MU LTIST OREY B U I LD ING NEWLY PROJECTED COMPLEX IN OLIMPIECIU STREET
Project type: Technical project of multi-storey residential housing with commercial use Institution: Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Date: Feb. - May. 2015 Location: Vilnius, Lithuania Proffesor: Assoc. Prof. Saulius Pamerneckis / saulius.pamerneckis@vgtu.lt Award: “GERAS” award The place for a newly projected multi-storey residential housing with commercial use was chosen in the heart of Vilnius in the newly reborn district of Šnipiškes. The plot is surrounded by different urban arrangements, buildings of different height and typology. On the East side, residential buildings are arranged, while on the West, a building of Soviet modernism, a part of cultural herritage can be seen. The area is near the Neris river and faces some beautiful visual connections to the Gediminas Castleand the nature on top of Mountains’ Park nature. 14
CONCEPT
the excisting building in the territory is demolished
keeping the territory green
possible arrangement of height and new volumes, considering the surroundings
Sport palace
Mountain park
Gediminas castle
Neris river
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All three buildings are projected 5 storey which contain both living and commercial use. The ground floor is adapted for public needs, while the other storeys serve a residential. The underground floor is fitted with three main function: a parking lot for 62 cars, areas for technical facilities and storage rooms for the use of residents. The technical project of the building contains three parts: architectural, constructional and engineering. During the course, the understanding of the design process of a building, whilst learning the basic knowledge about mechanical stability, structural systems and materials, fire safety, building energy and HVAC systems was achieved.
Third-fourth floor: - two rooms flats - three rooms flats
First-second floor: - one room flats - two rooms flats - three rooms flats
Ground floor: - bicycle storage for residents - office - commercial use
Basement floor: - parking - technical facilities - storage rooms for residents
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The buildings are constructed by the latest energy saving class regulations in Lithuania. Since 2014 all new-built objects must meet regulations for A+, A++ or A+++ energy saving class. Due to this, the chosen material to protect the building from losing more energy and to avoid fire possibilities is rockwool (from PAROC manufacturer).
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Reinforced concrete, d= 80 mm Styrodur C (2500C), d= 50 mm Reinforced concrete, d= 80 mm Soil with rocks, d=100 mm Soil
C HAPEL INT ERIOR Natural lightning
CREMATORIUM IN VILNIUS Project type: Interior for Bachelor’s thesis Institution: Vilnius Gediminas Technical University Date: Feb. - Apr. 2017 Location: Vilnius, Lithuania Proffesor: Assoc. Prof. Lada Markejevaite / lada.markejevaite@vgtu.lt
Sculpture shaped concrete ceiling
The falling water reflects artificial light and creates a rippling light that falls on the sides of the ceiling
The chapel is located inside the newly projected crematorium in Vilnius, which is situated in a forest. Surrounded by the lobby, the chapel stands out by the spreading sound of falling water. The sound is a reminder of the nature the building is enclosed by and gives an overall feeling of peace in the place where people are highly affected by their emotions. The glass cover with two portals around the chapel becomes the barrier between the vibrant sound and the silent inner space. The natural light falls through the skylight and directs the look to the altar. The furniture is as simple as the volume, created from natural materials. Due to this, the attention is directed to the emotions, and the space itself calms the visitor. Nevertheless, the artificial lights reflected from the falling water creates rippling light and make the space vivid.
The water runs though the glass cover and creates the feeling of decomposition to people being inside the chapel Flowing water
Glass cover
Portal. The link between the silent chapel space and the noise of the public. This is the passage to find inner peace in a place where everything is disturbed by the feeling of loss. The water falls into the basin around the chapel
Chapel floor with the surrounding water basin
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THE GREE N L INE SIELMINGEN INDUSTRY AREA URBAN AND QUALITY DEVELOPMENT
Project type: Urban Planning Institution: Stuttgart Universität Date: Apr. - Jul. 2016 Location: Filderstadt, Stuttgart, Germany Proffesor: Vertr.-Prof. Daniel Schönle / daniel.schoenle@si.uni-stuttgart.de Collaboration: Ugnė Stankaitytė, Melanie Kupferschmid Connections Companies are run by people and the biggest goal for a successful future is to make a new working place motivating, flexible and attractive. The tomorrow’s industrial park is created to be an inspiring working place for thousands of talented individuals. It is home for freelancers and fresh-minded start-up’ers, CEO’s and workers: everyone motivated to become the icons of the future. The future vision of the territory brings the concept of a high quality greenery inside the area. The new S-Bahn line is developed to continue the greenery throughout the territory. As the metro goes undergrown where the edges are highly afforested, it creates a mistical feeling of being in a small forest. Another important axis is created vertically through the Sielmingen industrial park connecting the north and the south. One of the most important rules of urbanistical development is that habitation should be supplied with fresh air. On the east side corridor of fresh air is left and urbanistical development is refused.
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In order to follow up, we have to understand, that new and unused industrial territories in the cities must be addapted no longer as logistical centers and factories only, but also as want-to-be and want-to-work-in places. The high quality architecture and attractive public spaces become very important and creates the value of the area itself. The new S-Bahn line and the new stop in Sielmingen will bring all the possibilities for private investors and public managers to work in a new motivating industrial park of tomorrow.
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Filderstadt - different towns, one community
Stuttgart
Stutt gart St ut tg art
Ulm, MĂźnchen
airport kindergarten music school
sen hau Neu
primary school kindergarten
kindergarten
Bernhausen
Sielmingen
city hall library kindergarten kindergarten
Connections: Culture Shopping Education S-Bahn Auto abc Whole region’s usage Analysed territory
kindergarten kindergarten
city hall filharmony
sport center
higher education
gymnasium
gymnasium
primary school
sport center
primary school kindergarten kindergarten
gymnasium
Bonlden
Plattenhart kindergarten city hall sport center
kindergarten
sport center
art school community college kindergarten
fildorado
primary school
education center
gymnasium
kindergarten
sport center
kindergarten
primary school
Harthausen
city hall
primary school gymnasium
primary school
kindergarten
retirement home
hospital
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TERRITORY PLANNING PROGRAM
MAP LEGEND Public green space Private green space Pond Parking place Road Pedestrian promenade Public pedestrian road Bicycle road S-bahn promenade Future development area Green unextendable area Courtyards River Public pool Green parking area Building block Building Residential house
1 Office buildings 2 Showrooms 3 Hotel 4 Community and Youth Center 5 Start-up office 6 Start-up events 7 Start-up administration 8 Housing for long-term users 9 Housing for workshopers 10 Headquarter administration 11 Headquarter office 12 Health center 13 Bussiness center-offices 14 Entertainment 15 Factory 16 Restaurant-workshop place 17 Visual art center-workshop place 18 Workshop center 19 Logistics 20 Researchers’ lab
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CREATIVE INCUBATOR PROGRAM temporary program studios, galeries, places to perform and exibition areas, libraries, workshops PUBLIC SPACE different zones near building can vary and be used as workshop areas, a market, an outdoor theather or just as a cultural plaza QUALITY workshopers can brainstorm with future investors and start-upers, represent their ideas in a visual way
RESEARCHERS’ CENTER AND NEW FACTORY PROGRAM Researchers’ center + new factory + logistic OUTDOOR SPACES factory and logistic center are surrounded by a green parking area, where workers and drivers are busy all day long, the factory is suggesting a semi-open desk on the roof for events QUALITY warehouse, logistic and factory are spreading the message of high qualified architecture and the importance of urban areas in the lives of workers START-UP OFFICES PROGRAM start-up companies + youth leisure center MIXED USE the youth center is directly integrated into start-up territory URBAN SPACE the block has a courtyard for quick gatherings and lunch breaks, brainstorming and working
LANDMARK OF THE TERRITORY
HEADQUARTERS OFFICE PROGRAM offices + conference halls + leisure activities INSIDE BLOCK SPACE the space inside the main office of the headquarters is a big green space for short breaks, short chit-chats between collegues and fast coffee QUALITY to have a headquarter in the area is a huge step to make the territory popular
SHOWROOMS PROGRAM showroom + presentation halls VISIBILITY showrooms lead the pedestrian through the main green street on the left and the drivers on the right during their journey inside the territory; created production are visible for all on the first floor the presetation halls and conference rooms are held on the next floors. The building is transparent on both sides as it would appear as both excisting and not exciting
PROGRAM hotel + conference halls + restaurant + rooftop terrace PUBLIC AREA area around the landmark has a busy vibe: the fountain with the possibility to switch into a plaza; a transparent viewpoint building with bicycle renting service; a weekly market and small outdoor cafeteries with fast food QUALITY the hotel is highly qualified in architectural design with a good public space around it, the rooftop is accessible by all 24/7 to see the overview of the area
TYPICAL HOUSING OFFICES
PROGRAM typical housing for families; temporary renting for workshopers OUTDOOR SPACES typical housing on the first floors is surrounded by large gardens which reach the main public area for temporary housing members
PROGRAM typical office buildings are located on the main street to easily drive to Stuttgart airport QUALITY building has terraces between the volumes and gives an overview on the territory
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