Stanislav Kashin Portfolio

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Stanislav Kashin

stan.kashin@gmail.com

23 04 1987

042 082 2311

Russian

University of Land Use Planning Moscow Specialist of Architecture, 2004-2010

Politecnico di Milano Milan Master of Architecture, 2012-2014

Wardenclyffe, Obninsk Architect, 2011-2012

DK-Style Architecture, Moscow Junior Architect, 2009-2011

Citiscape consulting, New York Junior architect, internship summers 2007, 2008

University of Queensland Brisbane exchange program, 2013

Skills AutoCAD / ArchiCAD / 3Ds Max + Vray / SketchUp / Adobe Creative Suite Drawing / Modelling / Hand drafting English / IELTS 7.0 Italian / beginner Russian / native

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Fort Lytton Block Visitor center for the Fort Lytton National Park, Brisbane, Australia

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Viewing room Subproject of the Fort Lytton Brisbane, Australia

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Sculpture Culture Sculpture park for the city of San Marino San Marino Republic

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Breaking the hardcut Project for the railway surroundings Milan, Italy

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Prison Towards the City Project for the railway surroundings Competition

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Urban Greenhouse Restaurant extension, terrace Competition, first price

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Typhoon 2 Development of the scientific institure Obninsk, Russia

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Trinity church Contemporary orthodox russian church Russia

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USA practice Summer 2007, 2008 working in New York

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Drawings and sketches

New Lytton Block object location year university tutors

Program diagrams

visitor center Brisbane, QLD, Australia 2013 University of queensland Antony Moulis, Mark Hiley

Brisbane urban fabric

Urban fabric applied to the site

Historical dwellings location (1930)

Accomodation

Program diagrams EDUCATION CENTER

INTERPRATATION CENTER

EDUCATION INTERPRETATION ORIENTATION

ORIENTATION SPACE

Accomodation

accomodation Accomodation

Accomodation

Entrance and bookshop

restaurant area Accomodation

Entrance and bookshop

public restrooms

Accomodation

Entrance and bookshop

Exhebition and conference

Layering

entrance and orientation space

bookshop and tourist store

Entrance and bookshop

Exhebition and conference

exhibition area

theatrette and conference rooms

first floor plan

Strategy I was trying to make connections with the city and applied the CBD urban grid to the project site. Historical location of the dwellings is also taken into account. Intersection of the modern and past urban fabric.

Form of the project as well as the glazing highligh the horizon. Strong connection with nature and the Fort Lytton area. south elevation

north elevation

Orientation, education and interpretation zones are connected through an open space where all public activities are located.

The project roof is gently wrapping the existing building. Close relationship between new and old.

Viewing room Subproject of the fort lytton

site section

elevation

Connectedness

Rhythmicity

Serenity

Walls of the view room is placed in the way to provide a visual connection from the Fort Lytton park entrance. This gap with connected low wall create a link between important existing buildings of the fort.

Main rhytm of cannon fortification was taken as a basis. Lowest wall of the viewing room is the same hight and continues this sequence. The main target of the view is a building after the moat and a flagpole.

View room is designed with simple lines that don’t destroy the horizon and inserted to the landscape. Calm forms bring ­attention to views. Low and long forms match the Fort Lytton wideness. Concrete finishing is related to the existing bunker materials but made in a ­modern way with vertical stripes.

Sculpture Culture sculpture park FOR CITY OF SAN MARINO

Sculpture place

study models

Layering pathways and pedestrian circulations

section property area

site context

3 basement 1 Carpark.

Water storage zone

basement 2 Carpark basement 3 Carpark

basement 4 Carpark

object location year university tutors

sculpture park San Marino, Republic of San Marino 2012 Politecnico di Milano, Italy Poli Matteo, Gianmaria Sforza

Pavement contemporary functional historic references

The pavement strategy across the Cava Precinct is based on the use of three main materials: intersecting concrete panels, stone and brushed concrete.

this project is made in collaboration with Damien Tammer (Australia)

Furniture contemporary unique evocative

The street furniture with the Cava Precinct will be designed to unique to the area. Working with concrete, steel, glass and timber the furnishings will have a contemporary edge

Planting contemporary unique evocative

The planting strategy builds on the existing ‘treescape’ of the Cava precinct, continuing the use of local speices and feature trees throughout the development to highlight key location.

panoramic platform

model of the project

panoramic platform

detailed section

sculpture zones

trees and planting Design drivers invite activate greenify

Invite The proposal aims to encourage locals and the general public to explore a new typology of urban transformation in San Marino. Complimentary to the existing streets, retail areas, public squares and food outlets, the proposed Cava Precinct provides a distination to attract and foster social, economic and cultural exchange.

Activate The area in focus offers an existing oportunity as a development that can reinvigorate the area.

Responding to the brief, this proposal aims to create a vibrand and dinamic hub within the San Marino district, servicing the diverse needs of locals, the working comunity, tourists and the general public.

Greenify The project aims to return much of the pricinct to its natural landscape with a program of ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ urban renewal, a generative planting program and considered long term strategy of enhancing the area through bio-diversity.

longitudinal section

verge tree existing tree grasses

tall columnar tree type2

tall columnar tree type1

large tree

shade tree

paths and surfaces

turf pedestrian concrete surface timber

vehicular concrete

pedestrian stone surface

pedestrian surface 2

synthetic surface

non slip-tiled surface (water play park)

public spaces

public space public space - fringe intermediate spaces

circulation

pedestrian vehicular emergency and service vehicle access

rainwater catchment

rainwater catchment collector drainage pattern water pipelines to storage

cava Umbria model

24 Sketches studing of San Marino

Group model of the San Marino UNESCO area

The whole model is 4.8 m long and 3.0 m wide Every block is 60 x 60 cm

Breaking the hardcut Urban planning project of the area close to the railway

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proposed tunnel object location year university tutors

railway surrounding territory Quarto Oggiarro, Milan, Italy 2013 Politecnico di Milano, Italy Cardia Clara, Padoa Schioppa Caterina, Pellegrini Paola

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Prison towards the city

competition project of locating prison into existing oil platform object location year university tutors

prison oil platform in the sea or the ocean 2013 Politecnico di Milano, Italy none

this project is made in collaboration with Tatiana Nemova and Yagiz Atli

project functional diagrams

stairs open area for staff faith facility control tower cells supervisor room laundry

supervisor rooms waiting for trials workshops dining area library

storage agricultiral area detention rooms visitor room staff accomodation administration

waiting for trials officers prisoners

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Prison and society Generally speaking, prison changes the life of a pe rson greatly. When a person gets to a prison he is isolated from the world, he suffers on the lack of communication, loses his working expe rience, becomes useless. The aim was to create a prison as not just the place for punishment, but a city in a prison borders, give the prisoners

zoning scheme

Sence of Urban Fabric We have already mentioned that the main missing element of the prison is a city, with all the diversity of its functions. Thus, we integrated two types of urban fabric in our platform. R egular and irregular texture responding to different functions.

In our scheme Our prison provides the opportunity for the new comers first to get acquain ted with the prison system. For this purpose we created educational cells in higher building. While staying in this part, prisoners can observe the prison settlement. If prisoner’s behavior is good e nough for the next step, the y have an opportunity to move to this settlement.

prison structure

opportunity to work, to communicate. Taking all this facts into conside ration, we decided to try to help the prisoners by creating a city inside of a prison. Here we find it useful that people learn something new, develop their knowledge, have possibility to do sports.

Urban Greenhouse competition project of the restaurant extension First price

this project is made in collaboration with Anton Kotlyarov original level of windows

sitting places

passage

We decided to concentrate our attention on natural food production. But in our case natural vegetation is more decorative element, which appears like central idea of conception of urban greenhouse.

functional scheme passage

What could be more associated with food more, than the place where food produced? Only the place where you can eat the food. New conception of “buffet� restaurant is two in one.

sitting places original level of windows

additional option visitors could start to grow their own plants tomatos / grapes / ivy

suspended pot grid for plants

suspended pot

restaurant extention visualization

structural scheme

elevation

section

floor plan

old research building

Typhoon-2 development of the scientific research institute

object location year university tutors

scientific research institure of meteorology Obninsk, Russia 2010 State university of Land Use Planning Svetlana Ilvitskaya, Alexander Golovkin

new public building

symbol of Earth

siteplan

Problems lack of modern comfortable areas old infrastructure increasing number of employees bad organization of territory carparking problems

Proposal construction of new modern research building construction of new public building organization of area to create public zones organization of the buildings into united complex construction of a huge underground parking use of energy efficient tecnologies

old research building

new research building

new tunnel

old administration building

entrance building

new underground parking

old transport scheme

new transport scheme

people flows car flows bus stop institute area existing buildings new buildings trees

masterplan

functional scheme

functional scheme

third floor hotel

sixth floor practical research area

fifth floor practical research area

second floor hotel

technical floor fourth floor library and archive

third floor IT department

first floor lecture hall storehouses kitchen and restaurant

second floor theoretical research area

first floor theoretical research area

ground floor service area and security

ground floor exhibition hall foyer storehouses teaching center

Legend

SUSTAINABILITY The Institute studies different atmospheric layers and ­environmental monitoring. The ecological system of water supply and air conditioning was implemented to create an attractive image, to achieve the most comfortable conditions of the usage of the ­building, to economize and preserve the ­environment. Most part of water for the building comes from rain and g ­ roundwater.

After cleaning the water is used for t­oilets, to cool scientific equipment, to water plants inside the building and lawns and in a ­fire-extinguishing system. Clean water from the urban supply is only given to sinks. ­After ­using it is purified. Such a system is ­supposed to take only 20% of water from the public water system . The construction of the lower wing of the house is designed for easy natural ­ventilation. Cool air comes into the lower part of the building and goes out through the top passing through the whole building. There should also be winter ­gardens in the main building. They, together with sunlight, improve the ­microclimate of the house.

Untreated source water line (from storm water or ground water)

Domestic water line Treated “greywater” line Waste water Filter Lavatory Toilet Urinal

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Tank with water

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Distributor

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Pump station

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Cooling machine for scientific equipment

air circulation

ground water

Sun

sun rays

storm water

sun rays

storm water

air circulation

Trinity church

floor plan

modern russian orthodox church

object location year university tutor

orthodox church Russia 2010 State University of Land Use Planning Alexander Golovkin

elevations

Competition project “The image of the modern Russian church.�Russian church architecture begins with the establishment of Christianity in Russia (988 a.d). During the following centuries the styles of Russian churches changed and always corresponded to their time.

The shape of the church and the absence of windows symbolize fortitude and indestructibility. Thanks to the reflection of sunlight and sky, the titanium facing changes the look of the church during a day. The style of the church facing resembles the facing of the domes of Russian Orthodox Church. There are no windows in the walls and natural light only enters the church through the glass roof, which symbolizes the sky.

Both the symbolism of a classical image of the Russian church and a modern approach to task solving are presented in this project.

entry

middle part

altar

rebuilding project

USA practice summer 2007, 2008

In the summer of 2007, 2008 I went to the USA on the ­program Work and Travel and worked at Citiscape ­Architectural C ­ onsulting.

During this period I carried out more than 20 ­projects. They were connected with the ­reconstruction of b ­ uildings, alteration of walls, drawing of small ­architectural objects.

Under the guidance of the architect I did measurements, made drawings in AutoCAD, models is 3D Studio Max, coordinated with the senior ­architect and clients. It was my first deep encounter with the construction and ­architecture in the United States. I worked in an international team.

my first project pictures at work 837 47th street, Brooklyn

New cellar plan standard approval phase sheet

New ground floor plan

New first floor plan

New front elevation

Existing front elevation

Drawings different drawings and sketches

Apoksiomen A3 paper, pen

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