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LANGUAGES

EDUCATION

FRENCH ENGLISH

ACADEMIC PROGRAM University of Montpellier | 2019-2020

City

INTERPERSONAL SKILLS TEAM WORK PLANNING INDEPENDENCE

SOFTWARE SKILLS

ACADEMIC PROGRAM Københavns Erhvervsakademi (KEA) | since 2020

Copenhagen

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

REVIT MS PROJECT

COMPANY

PACK OFFICE

Intern architect | 2020 | Responsibilities:

COMPANY

France

Intern architect | 2020 | Responsibilities:

GENERAL SKILLS DRIVER’S LICENCE HIGH CREATIVITY

WORKSHOPS & COMPETITIONS

COMPETITION NAME INTERESTS Science, Design, Renders, Video Economy, Entrepreneurship Reading, Drawing, DIY Skate, Bouldering, Swiming, Hiking, Camping, Skiing

France

Intern architect | 2020 | Responsibilities:

COMPANY

France

Intern architect | 2020 | Responsibilities:

01. The Odot Blocks Unit XV - Local Adaptation

MArch Thesis | Team: Kate Darby and Gianni Botsford | 2022

Design Brief The Keep at Cardiff Castle has served the people of the city for hundreds of years, acting as a stronghold, a residence and a landmark. Cardiff Castle’s response to the changing context of Cardiff has always been timely and relevant, from reappropriating the tunnels under the Roman banks to provide shelter during WW2 bombing, to erecting a new turret within the Keep in the 1920s to accommodate increasing numbers of tourists wanting a better view of the ruins. The programmatic aim for this building is to re-adapt once more to the modern needs of people, specifically in response to the permacrisis experienced in recent years. With an overwhelming onslaught of bad news being directed at us through our devices at all times, there is a strong need for places of refuge and quiet within the city. Twinned with a lack of galleries and access to modern art within Cardiff, the building should position itself as a globally important and culturally relevant venue for the arts, as well as providing a place for respite for locals From a technological standpoint, this project encompasses two main aspects. First, the application of digital analysis tools (Grasshopper and Ladybug) to identify volumetric occurrences of sunlight, and second, to solve the complex construction problem of how to create complex geometries below ground without putting the castle above at risk

Site plan

Pathways/Vehicular Pathways/Vehicular Traffic Traffic

Site Plan

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Future Economic Development 2030

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Increasing Increasing bike lanes bike lanes and “Pit andStops” “Pit Stops”

Increasing Access AccessPoints Points bike lanes

Program on Section

Public Path & Vistas

Running Track

Public Ac�va�on Public Plaza

Pathways/Vehicular Traffic

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Pathways/Vehicular Traffic

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Support a healthy environment

Increasing bike lanes and “Pit Stops”

Take advantage of our location and quality of life advantages as a gateway to worldclass natural landscapes

Network of lifted paths

High-quality public facilities and services.

Running Track Public Path & Vistas

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STRATEGIES

Provide convenient access to goods, services, and markets.

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STRATEGIES

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Main Form Development

Program Devolopment 5th Floor

Maximum FAR

4th Floor

6th Floor

Void capsules a�ach to the west and east eleva�ons, taking diﬀerent forms

STUDIOS: 615-630 SQFT

5th Floor

1 BEDS: 730-840 SQFT 2 BEDS: 1025-1070 SQFT W/D

W/D

3rd Floor

4th Floor

Green open spaces are created, adding ver�cal and horizontal circula�on to both eleva�ons

STUDIOS: 615-630 SQFT 1 BEDS: 730-840 SQFT 2 BEDS: 1025-1070 SQFT W/D

W/D

3rd Floor

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2nd Floor

The eastern eleva�on void spaces create a stepped pa�ern of green space

1/64” = 1’-0”

2nd Floor

1/64” = 1’-0” Ground Floor

Ground Floor

Areas subtracted from the original form are added to the roo�op

Program: exploded view 10 Sec�on A 1/16” = 1’-0”

Main Form Development

Program

Maximum FAR

Void capsules a�ach to the west and east eleva�ons, taking diﬀerent forms

Green open spaces are created, adding ver�cal and horizontal circula�on to both eleva�ons

The eastern eleva�on void spaces create a stepped pa�ern of green space

1/64” = 1’-0”

Areas subtracted from the original form are added to the roo�op

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1 Bed

Studio

Studio Studio Studio

2 Bed

6th Floor Gallery

Cafe

Gi� Shop

1 Bed

Greenhouse

1 Bed

Arts & Car�s Studio

Gym

Studio Studio Studio

2 Bed

Flower Shop Bou�que

Library

Workshop/ Studio

Roo�op Deck 1 Bed

1 Bed

Lounge

Studio

1 Bed

Flexible/ Co-Working Oﬃces

2 Bed

Flexible/ Co-Working Oﬃces

Oﬃce Pods

Studio Studio Studio

2 Bed

4th Floor 1 Bed

1 Bed Lounge Studio

Main Oﬃces

2 Bed

Studio Studio Studio Studio

Studio

W/D

Studio

W/D

1 Bed

3rd Floor Pet Shop

Maker Space Market Hall

Market Hall

Daycare

2nd Floor Sec�on B

Light Industrial

Restaurant

Food & Beverage

Smaller Tenants (ﬂexible)

Sec�on A Restaurant

Ground Floor

Mechanical

Parking

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Roo�op Garden Northern Block

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Outer Envelope

Rain retaining sides

Outer envolope/ main structure connec�on

Floor Slabs

Concrete Shear Walls

Primary Steel Framing

Glazing

Structural components

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The WSHP system provides a refrigerant based hea�ng/cooling system in each unit that is served by a building level water loop. The system disperses cool/hot water through the loop to diﬀerent areas when needed.

Water-source Heat Pump System

Inner Facade System

Floor Slabs

Rain retaining sides

Passive Air Sec�on 1/32” = 1’-0”

Concrete Shear Walls

Cooling tower

Double Glazed Glass

Water Loop System

Steel Frame Proﬁle Bolt Connec�on

Primary Steel Framing

Composite Slab

WSHP Units

Underground Core Unit

Wall Detail Sec�on

Glazing Primary Structure Steel Frame & Mullions

Outer Envelope

Double Glazing

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Sec�on B

Water-source Heat Pump System 1/16” = 1’-0”

Inner Facade System Passive Air Sec�on 1/32” = 1’-0”

Passive air section

Water-source Heat Pump System Cooling tower

Water Loop System

The WSHP system provides a refrigerant based heating/cooling system in each unit that is served by a building level water loop. The system disperses cool/hot water through the loop to different areas when needed.

WSHP Units

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Water-source Heat Pump System

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02. How Can Architecture Bring Joy MArch Thesis | Team: Kate Darby and Gianni Botsford | 2022

How can, through the use of architecture, a building bring joy? This study will design a pavilion/cultural centre that creates joyfulness and brings people together. The intent is to create an architecture that lifts spirits; fun architecture. The massing appears light, transparent, and very porous. It is AntiBrutal. An interaction between multi-level and single live volumes with “curious” connections.

Masterplan

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The connections are the curiosities that intrege the user. The curiosity drives the user bringing into the structure. The user becomes part of the architecture. The project plays with the idea of openness and enclosure. Unorthodox materials will be used to enclose various spaces of the project, while keeping it light and porous. Wooden beams and columns frame the horizontal and vertical planes of the project. Textures and materials bring in colorful schemes that provoke the users sense of nostalgia, further developing the idea of joy.

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Residen�al

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Public Ac�va�on

Auditorium

Warehouse

Hotel

Transit Center

Health

Future Study Program

Program: axonometric diagram

Gallery Stage

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Cafe Small Vendors

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Gallery Event Space Stage

Sports/Courts Play area

Shop Play Bou�ques Seasonal Vendors

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Community Garden Communal Tables/sea�ng Workshops

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Bou�ques Seasonal Vendors

Community Garden Communal Tables/sea�ng Workshops

Form development

Form Development

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Program Adjacency Diagram

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Event Space

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Gallery Hall

A3 30 145

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Gallery Hall

7180 sq�

Ground Floorplan

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Ground floor plan

Urban Farm

Roo�op

Rooftop plan

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Sec�on A

Visualization

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Program

Circula�on Circulation diagram

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Early Study Model #2#2 Early Study Model Early Study Model #2

Early Study Model #2

Physical model

Final Massing Model

Final Massing Model inal Massing Model

Final Massing Model Top View

Final Massing Model Top View Final Massing Model Top View