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t a t h o u l a . P a l i v o u. | architect | interior designer | portfolio 2000 – 2014 |
| architect | interior designer | portfolio 2000 – 2014 |
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Arcadian Land, LS/ARCHITECTURE AND STRATEGIES EcOsmosiS exhibition, Hellenic Cosmos Cultural Center, Pireos, Athens, Greece Various architectural projects
. interior . ‘CREATE YOUR OWN STYLE’ Interior design seminar at Velios School of Art, 2013 Contest Participation on the 2nd Hellenic Interior Design Contest of Edike, Athens, 2013 (in collaboration with architect Voula Stamatiou) H. & M. Window display (model making) , Visual Merchandising , short course at Velios School Of Art, 2014
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2010
Technical designs regarding Building Residencies in Ag. Paraskevi, Greece, price range: ~ €1M,
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. creativity skills . free hand drawings 3d rendering s ( using sketchup / vray / photoshop)
. school . diploma project, “Underground Museum Of Physical Discipline & body Incarceration “, May 2007 various school projects thought years 2001-2005
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_Arcadian land_
April – May 2012 LS/ARCHITECTURE AND STRATEGIES Project/Design/Concept Architect: Responsible for the concept and design of the conversion of an existing building into a Museum, based on the ‘Arcadian Ideal’ and the study of the surrounding area. The entire project is based on ecological and green building design. The project was included & presented along with others at EcosmosiS exhibition. I had Curator’s assistant duties throughout the event & the planning process. You can watch the video animation here : http://ls-architecture.com/?p=1555 Also here : http://www.archello.com/en/project/arcadian-land http://vimeo.com/43733628
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Surrounding Mantinean Landscape
The surrounding area is designed as a continuation of the natural landscape, a conceptual and visual connection with the archaeological site. A key cross-shaped alignment connects the entrance to the visible archaeological site and the Museum. Alignments with symbolic references to the mythology of the Arcadian Mantinea land, nostalgia, harmony, the human measure, organicity and the life-giving element of water are metamorphosed to curved, snake- like paths and mastoid endings, as symbols of prosperity that run throughout the property. A palimpsest of botanical collections, low bushes, flowers, planting and cultivation zones of the local flora, allows guests to feel at home in the Arcadian landscape.
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Exterior views
On the first floor, the visitor’s reception area has direct visual connection to the archaeological site and the oracle plain. Second’s floor café is taking advantage of North's side’s management, and is accessible by foot from the outside.
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interior views & details_
An exhibition space is hosted to the ground floor for permanent and temporary exhibitions, along with administrative offices and an interactive maze designed under the principle of “House in House”. Clear, open spaces, with extended use of glass surfaces, allow visitor’s sight to admire the greatness of the Arcadian landscape, while inside.
Landfills form hills, are covering the north side of the Museum and a sculpture- like water wall signifies the entrance on the south side. The building facades incorporate bioclimatic design principles for shading and ventilating. The double sided wall, serves concept principles & bioclimatic purposes. The wall is using photovoltaic systems at the south side, to ensure energy self-sufficiency for the museum. On the other side, the wall is producing melodies, combining running water, drafts of wind & different shapes / sizes of metal materials. The melody is welcoming the visitor & signifies the main entrance, preparing guests for the time travel back to the landscape’s vivid melodic history & the unknown myths of the Mantenean land
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Architectural
drawings
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_ECosmosis exhibition_
EcOsmosiS Exhibition May 2012 Curator assistant duties, under LS/ARCHITECTURE AND STRATEGIES Responsible for the concept & the research of interior lighting in the exhibition space, the concept, choice & arrangement of the green filters. You can watch the video animation here : http://ls-architecture.com/?p=1555 http://www.archello.com/en/project/arcadian-land http://vimeo.com/43733628 More videos regarding the ‘Arcadian Land’ project participation here: http://vimeo.com/52993862 http://vimeo.com/50357084 More videos regarding the EcosmosiS exhibition here: http://vimeo.com/46617753 http://vimeo.com/43733628
ECosmosis exhibition
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InterIor Space VIdeo
projections on the floor
InteractIve DIstortIng
Bubbles
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_v a r i o u s a r c h i t e c t u r a l p r o j e c t s_
Project/ Design Architect, underTechnical Office Nicholaos Bilianis
Building Residencies, Ag. Paraskevi, Greece, ₏1M, 2008, (underTechnical Office Nicholaos Bilianis) – Project /Design Architect
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_“Create Your Own Style“_
Interior design seminar at Velios School of Art, 2013 Agniezska, 29 from Poland & James, 35, from England met in Athens 3 years ago and fell madly in love with each other. She's a sophisticated lawyer and he's a travel journalist of exotic destinations. They like spending time at their house and she uses one room as her office space. Gatherings with friends, cooking, listening to music, tasting wines & planning their next exotic trip are just few of their hobbies. She loves Latin music, shells & art, he loves reggae music, cooking & collecting souvenirs. During the conceptual process, the couples hobbies, activities & likes were presented in a free shaped but yet expandable mood-board by pictures of the couple’s interests, so as to experiment and define the atmosphere, textures, smells, tastes, senses and feelings I wanted to give to their space. The freshness of their relationship, the impressions & the objects of their exotic trips should fit in a space that would imply, embrace & communicate the uniqueness of this multicultural house in the north suburbs of Athens. The significance of their meeting in Greece, is underlined by the planting of a fresh olive tree in the middle of the house, ‘dividing’ the functions of ‘cooking’ & ‘relaxing’. Symbol of their presence in here & now, the olive tree blends in these exotic representations with the Greek essence. The functions diagram forms the areas of the house, creating an office that can accommodate both Agniezska’s & James's needs for working/writing. Office space can also work separately of the rest of the house if needed. Kitchen and lining-room are in one open-space room but yet they differentiate with a layer difference of two steps. Kitchen is located in the higher level of the house along with the bathroom both emphasizing the daydream of an exotic trip in flavors and sensations. Office and living-room in the lower level both fulfill their ‘alone & together’ needs for working in peace and relaxing with company.
_“Create Your Own Style“_
mood board o1. solution o1. fresh&dynamics
mood board o2. solution o2.
ochres&earthy
mood board o3. solution o3. whites&pastels
Velios,2013
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_ i n t e r i o r d e s i g n s e m i n a r, velios school of arts, 2013 _ concept process
final moodboard
scenarios testing
material board
_ i n t e r i o r d e s i g n s e m i n a r, velios school of arts, 2013 _
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Kitchen communicates with the open spaced living room.
Hand made furniture, organic shaped room divider. Olive tree symbolizes “here & now�
An Office for Agniezska. Olive Tree and exterior like living room. WC with aquarium divider
Floor plan with applied materials
An Office for Agniezska. A common creative kitchen space. WC with sand tiles & shell shaped sink
Participation on the 2nd Hellenic Contest of Edike,
Interior Design Athens, 2013 Contest Participatio n
in collaboration with architect Voula Stamatiou (www.edike-diagonismos.gr)
The object of the contest was the renovation of an old apartment. Within the objectives were the redesigning the interior space of the flat so it could satisfy the needs of the new residents (a 4 member family & the couple of the grandparents) as well as upgrading the exterior of the building with eco – friendly materials. The concept is based on the central idea of the ancient Greek idea of ‘estia’ where all the members of the family gather all around the holy fire. ‘Estia’ was the core of the ancient Greek family that was bonded with sacred ties among its members, new & pas generations. The centered kitchen is providing undivided flow for all the residents and permits the constant motion to and from other rooms. Located right across the entrance so it will welcome the visitor, close to the dining room so it will serve the needs of the big family. Living room is large enough and undivided from the dining room so it doesn’t interrupt the ‘dialog’ between ‘we eat – we talk – we communicate’ among the members of the family. The elderly have their own bedroom with their private bathroom so they can be sufficient and independent from the rest of the residents. The same principle runs throughout the parents master bedroom, with their own private bathroom and the kids bedroom. This one has been designed, taking in mind the difference of the different gender between the kids, their age and a potential desire to divide their rooms in the future as teenagers. Their bathroom is attached to their room and for private use only. Visitors have also an independent wc for their needs so all room unities stay undisturbed & private.
Contest Participation
Floor plan layout of the renovated apartment
Floor plan layout with electrical details Sections AA & BB
. visual merchandising & retail management . Window display model prototypes for “h & m” flag store in Syntagma square (Visual Merchandising & retail management seminar’s purposes, Velios school of Arts, 2014, project not realized)
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master bathroom. floor plan
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extended interior view of tiles layout, testing
wardrobe’s layout & material testing Extended interior views of kitchen & material testing
Building Residencies, Ag. Paraskevi, Greece, â‚Ź1M, 2010, (underTechnical Office Nicholaos Bilianis) - Project/ Design Architect
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Floor plan layout with some electrical details Participation on the 2nd Hellenic Interior Design Contest of Edike, Athens, 2013, team work
floor plan with thermal - heating details & radiators positions Building Residencies, Ag. Paraskevi, Greece, â‚Ź1M, 2010, (underTechnical Office Nicholaos Bilianis) - Project/Design Architect
. c r e a t i v i t y s k i l l s.
Free hand drawings (pencil) 2000
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draft sketches for contest
draft sketches, house proposal 2009
. 3d . r e n d e r i n g s .
bedroom innovation proposals, 2014
summer cabin house at marathonas, 2010
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Diploma project
“Underground Museum Of Physical Discipline & body Incarceration In Paliouri Diminiou”, May 2007 Marquis De Sade’s scripts are full of some kind of incarceration rooms, be it small or large in proportions. The lead roles of his writing at some point they are locked in a cell either as a victim or as a victimizer. Some of the principles of the incarceration are revealed in Sade’s stones and at the same time exist in true prison institutions such as discipline, unceasing, vigilance, surveillance, constraint, compliance and submission to all set of rules, subjugation, enforcement and many more. The underground museum incorporates some of the principles of prison and through the vast stretch, extension and perplexity of the site it states the meaning of a body under constraint, submission and compliance to a strict set of rules. The organ like contour and the pattern of the structure are defined by the figure of the bodies. The figure of the building is made up of a female body with a male body inside it, sharing only the gastrointestinal area. Through this dual quality of the same body an underground structure with many rooms, that sometimes communicate with each other and some other they lead to a complex maze like corridors, yet at the same time it gives a suffocating feeling. the space attains female and male characteristics. As female characteristics of space we can attribute spaciousness, snugness, warmth and passivity while the male characteristics are incommodity, activism, energy and non hospitality. This structure has one more special characteristic – the fluid, as moisture and humidity are associated with sexuality and sexual instincts. The human body itself is made up of enormous amounts of liquids, different organs, and multiple functions tightly linked together. The optional lighting/ illumination of the different rooms in the museum is giving a stronger sense of imprisonment and interiority. There is a tight link between surveillance, discipline and enforcement a fact that is reflected on the body, so it acts accordingly. The end result of an imprisonment is a new body, but its not our task to characterize it s better one or worse one. This new body has the marks of discipline carved on it, remnants of the space of its previous incarceration creation.
Diploma project
Area of intervention : Paliouri Diminiou
Prototypes for spatial qualities
Concept process based on gravures inspired by Marquis De Sades plays
Diploma project
Below : body mapping. During the research for the ‘perfect’ Sadeian body. Female and male anatomy sections & torso sections interpretations as space.
On the left, gravures spatial interpretation, schematically.
Diploma project
Meanings like : ascending , tangling, elevation, depth and panoptism are translated into spatial qualities like stairs, connected rooms, multiple levels etc
ďƒ&#x; Concept sketches of spacial qualities
Carnal imprints, taken as outlines from Sade's gravures, are being transformed into 3D space
Diploma project
Carnal imprints, taken as outlines from Sade's gravures, are being transformed into 3D spatial features in the structure. Soft or harder wall dividers, elevations or narrow passages create the interior scenery of the ‘museum’.
Interior views of the structure (hand drawings)
Diploma project
Floor plan of the underground structure. 2D design (below) & final prototype (on the right).
Sections throughout the interior of the structure. The remaining of the deserted village of Paliouri, work as a protection complex, between the outside world and the underground mystical body’s transition. Long and deep “openings” on ground level, inside the remaining building shells, more like torture “skylights” help the supervision of the human objects inside. The victims more in agony, not knowing what is next, or who is watching them..
. s c h o o l . p r o j e c t s.
design studio _small scale design_’bodylanguage_ashtray & baby's rattle’, 2002
Elective Design Studio III ‘|urban|shelters in highlands of mountain Holomontas’ 2002
design studio, small building complex with mixed uses in the city of Volos”,2003
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elective design studio, A road’s museum, 2004
design Studio IV, ‘itinerants lodging Centre, with abstract parts for urban use by homeless groups, in Metaxourgio’ 2004
Design Studio V, ‘civil airport in Aghialos area ’ 2005
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