PORTFOLIO
TATIANA VERA
PORTFOLIO
TATIANA VERA
CONTENTS THE BARTLETT POST ANTIBIOTIC LANDSC.
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01 Brief + General Plan
09 Ground floor + connection
02 Context Analysis
10 Section + strategies
03 Concepts + experimental settings
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04 Representations: Model/Renders
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05 Soil management + Species plan 06 Section
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08 Urban plan
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WORKSHOP 13 Location + analysis + concept
17 Location + analysis + strategies 18 Analysis of the systems
Section + Programme strategy
HYBRID BUILDING
LANDSCAPE WORKSHOP
19 Section + concept 20 Project plan + constructive details
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EXPERIMENTAL ARCHITECTURE WORKSHOP
GRADUATION PROJECT ART MUSEUM
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15 Ground floor + strategies
07 Location + analysis + concept
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22 Isometric view and section + Elements as a system
Dynamics + Constructive details
Location + concept
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ME ARCHITECTS INTERNSHIP + WORK Malta 23 Residential apartment block, Fgura. 24 Residential apartment block, Hal-Safi. 25 Interior design ME Architects office, Santa Venera. 26 Interior design ME Architects Detailed sections + Plan
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MLA Landscape Architecture/ The bartlett School of Architecture
IMMERSING INTO THE MICROBIOME A SYMBIOSIS BETWEEN THE GROUND AND HUMAN DYNAMICS
The first Human and Non human connection is the one that is developed through our senses. ¿How do we perceive a space? ¿What are the first things we see or feel? These dynamics let us engage with nature.
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The microbiome present everywhere transcends our perception, these organisms which we cannot see define and transform the environment but also play a big role within our genetics. This human and non human relationship represents the most primitive connection that has and will continue to shape our minds and bodies.
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To let nature continue its course, replanting ideas and strategies to reinforce its biological developments. The symbiosis (human - non human & non human - non human) should become stronger and more evident. The awareness of this connection could recreate and reroute a healthier scene where the intervention becomes an ecological process.
SITE ANALYSIS
WATERLOW PARK / 26 ACRES / NORTH LONDON. SOUTH EAST OF HIGHGATE VILLAGE.
VIEWS Being inside a “globe” of natural layers, different sizes of branches, leaves, colours and the gaps from the framed sky. “LAYERS”
Canopy
Understory Mature tree Main element from the 10m2 area
Low vegetation A specific type, only under the lower trees
STRUCTURE
Soil
The dynamics when moving through the area, different headrooms, lights, shaids, vegetation.
External elements like water become part of the system not only physically, but they also add to the whole sensorial experience
The movement from other species visiting the area created RHYTHMS, changing the static elements to DYNAMIC.
CIRCULATION
SOUND
RHYTHM
“Forest floor”only where the sun could enter more directly irregular “patches” in the ground.
Studio 3/ Post antibiotic Landscapes
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MLA Landscape Architecture/ The bartlett School of Architecture
Practical experiments to understand the bacterial growth and its role with human interaction. The samples from objects with higher human “use” showed a rapid growth and also a higher mixture of bacteria, fungi and Archea.
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Isometric x-ray view from the depression.
As conclusion, the microbiome growth can be induced and human interaction will play part of it as well.Furthermore, the exposure to a higher microbacterial concentration could also be beneficial to Human health.
View from above.
“LAYERS”
new concepts
the concept of the LAYERS continues deeper, How can the project’s experience happening above the ground happen beneath the ground?.
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AGAR - PETRI DISH
Concept section
The “layers” of the soil will depict the “layers” of the microbacterial system which will be evident and represented through the different species that will grow within the “depression”.
BACTERIAL/FUNGI GROWTH
Taking the human down into the landscape, immersing into the ground and exposing them to the microbiome world. This underground experience brings awarness of the life we cannot see.
to define both experiences
“the underground”
“the overground”
THE OVERGROUND AND UNDERGROUND PHYSICAL MODEL / DESIGN PROCESS
2. The microbiome growth is more spontanous and uncontrolled.
1. A more controlled design. Places to stay, addition of furniture and guided plantations.
transitional entrance
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water colletion for rain gardens water ecosystems
furniture ‘the elements’
dry ecosystems
“uncontrolled” processes but the overground starts introducing a ‘controlled’ design through the addition of elements, the defined plantation areas for every type of ecosystem and the guidance to low vegetation ‘shelter’ the user through this whole -to stay’ system.
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THE NEGATIVE AND POSITIVE
SPECIES PLAN Research
Substraction and addition of soil
The intervention involves the2 ‘depression’ (the 0 1 3 excavated ground) and the made topography 1:40 created with the extracted soil. 1
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The depressions are guided by the existing vegetation, seeking to be close to the trees but not too close to interrupt any rooting. The soil around tree roots is rich of microbiome and nutrients
The species plan was developed. A few studies were mentioning the addition of solid substrates to induce the growth of certain species as well as ‘induced rooting’
through the plantation of other species to enhance the soil enough to get the fungi to grow. Each substrate would be added according to the specie.
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A SYSTEM
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The overground and underground ecosystem The duality of the project “overground and underground” but in constant symbiosis. The Fungal ecosystem contributes several nutrients to the ecosystem above the ground
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as well as the overground ecosystem through their rooting webs, adding substrates to the ground inducing and enhancing the fungal growth.
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Graduation Project The Antioquia museum is located in the centre of medellín, an area that converges different type of people and that unfortunately is the scenario of some illegal activities that are a concerning problem to the city; therefore the museum tries to become an educational and cultural home for everyone, to create a new way of living away from illegality and violence. Nevertheless the centre is a great place filled with movement and activities that bring life to the city and exposes the culture of the society. GRADIENT From informal to formal art
3. Formal closed space
Location: Comuna 10, La Candelaria/ San Benito neighbourhood
STRATEGIES
CIRCULATION
PARTICIPATIVE CIRCULATION
The paths go through the workshops (exhibitions) so the viewer can interact with the artists and be part of the dynamics. CONTEMPLATIVE CIRCULATION
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NEW WING AND EXTENSION for one of the most important ART MUSEUMS in medellin: MUSEO DE ANTIOQUIA
1. A plaza underneath
The popular culture is a system of artistic manifestations that come directly from peoples beliefs, values and traditions that form the society. In the centre of Medellín you can see the presence of diverse characters that end up creating a society scenario in the streets where the citizens themselves show all these cultural expressions in their everyday lives. The project works as a GRADIENT from the popular culture to the formal expression of art, where the society and their dynamics are exposed as an art piece, as it shows the creative process of art that starts with social interaction.
The way the circulation is structured allows the viewers to see different activities and dynamics from different points of the museum. CIRCULATION AS SCENARIO
The circulation (ramp) becomes a scenario/ open theater for artistic presentations, expressions of art and popular culture.
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STRATEGIES Use residual spaces to create new small parks Propose new activities in the boulevard Create cycle lanes New hierarchy for the vehicular street to reduce speed of cars for the pedestrian transit.
Create a commercial plaza in the back of the project to complement the coworking from the block behind. Fraction the block to create a plaza in the middle to allow the acces to the Zea park. Give spatial hierarchy to Zea park to characterize various areas for different purposes or activities.
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URBAN The urban plan projects the public space as a system, connecting existing parks, plazas, cultural buildings and landmarks; some of these need to be enhanced as others need to be transformed.
Medellín has been working for the renovation of the centre in order to improve the life quality of the citizens; therefore a linear park is being proposed to become a great public space for pedestrian transit that will go through the city centre in the avenue called ‘de greiff ’. For the extension of the art museum a master plan is being designed adjusting to the previous ideas but complementing them with new proposals.
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this avenue holds an important underground river (santa elena river), that is proposed to be uncovered in order to increase the natural ecosystem and create a healthier enviroment. The green boulevard should continue until the ‘Minorista’ market, an important place for the city and should become a landmark and therefore, restored. Through all the linear park diverse scenarios and activities are being proposed.
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BLOCK BEHIND + ZEA PARK Cucuta street Graduation Project/10th Semester
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Graduation Project
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CONNECTION The NEW part of the museum creates a direct connection through public space, a big plaza embraced by the building itself, the building becomes a roof that contains part of the plaza; This big plaza completes the boulevard adjacent to the river Santa elena. The new part of the museum seeks to become part of a system that includes the old museum, the cultural building “la casa del encuentro” and the new wing.
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All connected through the proposed public space that intents to invite and lead everyone to the museum. The museum will also include the population of the neighbourhood; some of the blocks surrounding the museum are wood, metal and textile workshops that could be included in the museums activities and exhibitions. Displaying these art works will connect the habitant of the area with the museum.
STREETSCAPE
THE STREET IN THE MUSEUM 1. The street enters the
2. A gradient from an open space
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EXTRACT
EXTEND
CONNECT
Part of the area is sustracted
The museum starts as a ramp coming from the boulevard, conceptualized as the extension of the public space, all the dynamics from the “street” will enter the museum inviting all the population inside.
A third axis is developed to allow the access from the museum to Zea park. A ramp from the main plaza goes underground and leads to the other side.
to create two open plazas; the shape of the volumes are the result of some guideline axes
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LIFT The first part of the museum that is a ribbon of circulation. This ribbon ends as a closed space which forms the roof of the main plaza underneath.
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DYNAMICS THE OUTSIDE INSIDE
1. The lower part of the museum proposed activities more likely to be connected to the outside, tolerant to distractions or noise
2. The upper part holds the exhibition halls for formal art pieces.
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PROGRAMME STRATEGY For the interior of the building the ramp becomes a vertical partition, as a membrane that contains the space and creates a transition from the more open spaces to the closed ones. The “ribbon” that starts the project from the public space continues to flow and be the main strate2nd floor part plan 1:100
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Antioquia Museum
Sculpture Boulevard
Sitting area/decks +
Outdoors theater/plaza + Main entrance ramp + Grandstand
Commercial shops/food court
Commercial shops/food court + Sitting
Cundinamarca street
NORTHEAST FACADE SCALE 1:250
Museum of A.
Calibio street
Museum of A.
Museum art workshop rooms + outdoors theater/plaza
Main entrance ramp + Commercial shops/food court
Santa Elena River Boulevard - sitting areas - events - space for merchants
SOUTHWEST FACADE SCALE 1:250
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Graduation Project/10th Semester. 5 Graduation Project/10th Semester
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Hybrid building Workshop Located in la comuna 10; “La playa” a main avenue in the centre of the city of Medellin, A place full of life, that functions all day and atracts all types of people. This area converges educational institutes, offices, commercial stores and residential block; one of the reasons that make “La playa” street diverse and dynamic.
Types of users. Transients Merchants Residents
Land uses
CONCEPT
Public buildings
The main idea is to create a circulation that articulates the uses/dynamics inside the building in order to represent the daily routine, involving different activities before heading home. Vegetation
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BUILDING:
HYBRID BUILDING A building mixing housing, offices, commercial stores and a museum.
SEMI-PUBLIC SPACE INSIDE
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ANALYSIS OF CONTEXT
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The urban proposal takes the main avenue “La playa” as an important axis in order to articulate all the buildings (the projects) from the workshop group with the public buildings and places along the area.
URBAN PLAN + SITE’S LOCATION SCHEMATIC ISOMETRIC VIEW
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It was analysed that “la playa” is characterized by two types; The commercial “la playa” and the cultural “la playa”; these two typologies respond to a hierarchy imposed by the people.The stretch of la playa between “la oriental” avenue and “el palo” street represents the commercial sector full of retail stores and street sellmen.
The other stretch from “el palo” street til the theater Pablo Tobón Uribe museum represents the cultural area full of museums, educational insitutes and academies. Based on the analysis for the urban plan it is proposed to take into consideration these 2 main typologies (commercial and cultural stretches) and continue to enhance them. New transversal axis will be bridges to hybridize them both. The commercial stretch would get cultural boulevards and the cultural stretch would get commercial boulevards, these are transversal connections.
Hybrid building workshop/8th Semester.
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Hybrid building Workshop
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BUILDING: The project brings the day
The heart of the building
and the activities of a
represents the most public
daily journey through a
spaces and the external
circulation that behaves
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the building, this platform also becomes a semi-public space that connects all the uses and allows the realization of different activities before heading home. The
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EXTRACT
Fraction the volume to create a direct connection between the patrimonial house “casa barrientos”, also to connect “la oriental” avenue with “la playa” street
Take off parts of the volume to create voids that will increase the lighting and ventilation, also to continue important axis to create public spaces.
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The ground floor responds
LIFT Lift the front volume to create a public plaza that allows the transit of people, work of merchants and dynamics occuring on a daily basis.
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CONNECT Finally the two volumes will be connected by bridges in order to make it as one unit.
DETAILED CONSTRUCTIVE SECTION
SOCIAL DYNAMICS DIAGRAM SCHEME
Leisure courts and other communal spaces are proposed also in the upper floor including part of the roof.
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Small gravel layer
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Drywall soffit with aluminium profiles
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LED soffit lighting
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Metal hangs
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Metal beam (engineer’s calculations)
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Steel deck slab
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Reinforcing mesh
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A semi public green space is created in the heart of the buildings to tie all dynamics. Urban agriculture for the resident s is being proposed on this core.
The uses of the building start hybridizing more evidently in the upper levels. The circulation articulates the uses and allows the development of different activities.
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EXHIBITION FLOOR A flexible space that allows the change of exhibitions and a free circulation.
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SCHEMATIC SIDE AND FRONT ELEVATIONS
GROUND FLOOR Connection between “la oriental” avenue and “la playa” street, an axis that ends in the cultural house. Fexible commercial dynamics are being allowed through the proposed public plaza.
For the building’s sustainability, wooden slats were added to bring sun shading.
Hybrid building workshop/8th Semester.
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Paisaje Aereo/Landscape Workshop
Comuna 7- Robledo The project is located in the neighbourhood of Aures in Robledo/comuna 7 of Medellin
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SPACIAL
SOCIO-CULTURAL
NATURAL
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The landscape workshop focuses on the study of 3 systems that recreate the territory: spacial, Socio-cultural and Natural system which gave diverse clues that directed the project.
NATURAL AND CONSTRUCTED AREAS
STRATEGIES
La malpaso ravine and the sides of the native forest
Include the ravine La Malpaso into the urban grid of
PAISAJE AEREO
were the principal natural components, in the other
A landscape project developed in company with my co-worker Camila Agudelo Orozco
hand the sports center and the educational institutes including some projects proposed in the master plan like educational orchards and comercial boulevards represent the main constructed areas.
Aures neighbourhood through the creation of a place owned by the society as a cultural space, as part of the system the ravine is to become not only a ravine but a place. The ravine will be the main strategy of the project and would be extending towards the existing constructions in order to create a conected territory.
PAISAJE AEREO: “AERIAL LANDSCAPE”
ANALYSIS OF TERRITORY NATURAL SYSTEM
Fast housing growth in on the sides of medellin valley, this becomes a risk for the population and the ecosystm of the rural area. SPACIAL SYSTEM
The public buildings are disarticulated as the road structures are deficient and dysfunctional SOCIO-CULTURAL SYSTEM
STRUCTURE OF A TROPICAL FOREST Drawing draught by author.
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The main ravines “la Batea” and la Malpaso along with the inhabitated spaces create borders thatseparate the territory.
PROPOSAL Contain the expansion on the sides of medellin (hillside) through a biotic corridor that would improve and restore the ecosystem also proposing activities for the community along the way. Improve the existing roads as boulevards that would allow the vehicular and pedestrian circulation. A connected system would be created for the encounter of the society. To Take the ravines and the inhabitated spaces as an opportunity to create reunion and meeting places for the community
Landscape workshop/7th Semester.
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Paisaje Aereo/Landscape Workshop
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Drawing draught by co-worker Camila Agudelo
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CONCEPT
DRIFT
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The project is an open museum based in two concepts related to movement and circulation; 1. "El paseo" (walk) are the elevated platforms of the museum which follow a structured circulation that embraces the native forest.
2. "La deriva" (drift), the native forest at ground floor represents an unstructured and spontaneous circulation that invites you to choose your own way inside the landscape.
The project other that being an open museum is a tribute to agriculture of the area, it allows the society to interact inside the native forest and landscape.
PAISAJE AEREO: Finally the project is developed by 2 main strategies of action: from the natural system, to restore the ravine la malpaso and from the socio-cultural system to expand the encounter and comercial cores.
1. Socio-cultural system
The partial plan which includes the project formulates an intervention that connects all the empty spaces and creates a sewed territory starting from a natural tissue that leads to the most urban area embracing all the potencial spaces to become public spaces, meeting cores for the society
3. Natural system
opened museum, elevated platforms for exhibitions and cultural activities.
2. Socio-cultural system Comercial courts under the platforms.
restoration of the ravine la malpaso and the protection of the ecosystem
4. Spacial System New occupational housing model that would allow the commmunity to live in better conditions.
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Drawing draught by author.
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Drawing draught by author
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Landscape workshop/7th Semester.
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Memorial La escombrera/ experimental architecture
Location The project is located in “la escombrera” an area on the side of la comuna 13 in the city of medellin, a place that leaves in memory a series of violent and unfortunate moments in the history of medellin. The project seeks for a way to remember these events but as a tool for a better future and a life far from violence in the hand of respect, solidarity and caring for eachother.
LOCATION
Drawing draught by author.
Diagrams made by co-worker Mariana Toro
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MEMORIAL A project in company with my co-workers Manuela Arboleda and Mariana Toro
The main idea was to achieve a place determined by the actions of the community, as they work together, the space will start to appear and evolve to become a place of joy and entertainment.
The project is formed by different paths, in between these paths there are ceramic elements filled with ground and seeds.
These pots can be used as chairs, tables, as a constructive game. The idea is that by the dropping and breaking of these, an spontaneous growth of vegetation might appear.
MEMORIAL LA ESCOMBRERA:
The memorial as a place of reconciliation that invites the whole community to live and share together an new life with respect. A dynamic space evolving as the pople do. “A growth by its own community, that teach us that working together we can create new life an a place for all” The project also as it seeks for an activity that would help the community to interact and become stronger constructs a public space with view points that connects the neighbourhood with the city of Medellin and its landscapes, creating a green connection and the growing of new vegetation,
ISOMETRIC VIEW
Drawing draught by author.
“A place that leaves on evidence the human interaction and group work, a project that creates a place of reconciliation and encounter”
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ELEMENTS 1. CONCRETE BLOCKS Path
A following of concrete blocks that create different paths and conforms the space.
2. CERAMIC POTS Activity
Some of these pots will break and be left on the ground to allow the growth of new vegetation.
3. WATER CYLINDERS
4. FRAMES Conection with the city
Message
Cylinders will be filled with water till they overflow as a way of cleaning the place from all the violence and will allow the growth of the vegatation.
At the end of some paths there will be a door frame capturing thr city and its landscapes.
Experimental architecture workshop/6th Semester.
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ME ARCHITECTS, Spatial layouts + Facade design of residential apartment block, Fgura, Malta.
FACADE DESIGN: Main entrance and retail shop view.
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Close upper building view. Residential apartment blocks: -Semibasement -2 retail shops -12 apartments -5 floors
BRIEF
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From the onset one of the main parameters of the project was to create a greener space into the urban areas to improve the residential developments.
1. Meetings with client to entablish project brief
Following the streetscape analysis the design took shape; being a street with new dwellings the design followed a more modern style which still includes some traditional details as the common imbroll stone work used in the maltese architecture. The brief was to create a residential block of apartments maintaining comfortable and functional layouts.
2. the brickwork of layouts, spatial layouts of apartments, shops and basement. 3. Construction of 3D Model and presentation of visuals including all materials and colour pallettes. 4. Preparing all required drawings for submission to the planning authority.
*Process was repeated a number of times until client’s brief was achieved.
MATERIALS EXPLORATION
External concrete tiles for the entrance
RESIDENTIAL BLOCK
Microcement plaster for the whole facade. (limestone colour) Apertures RAL 7016 and RAL 1013
FACADE DESIGN: BRIEF
PROCESS
A residential block of apartments that includes 3 different typologies: studios and 2 and 3 bedroom apartments.
1. Meetings with client to entablish project brief
The aim was to create a building that would read as one taking into consideration that most of the ground floor is third party. The wide garage openings on the ground floor continue to replicate in the upper levels. Following the streetscape, the value of the front garden was taken as concept in order to project gardens all along the facade; a game of projections were combined to satisfy the layouts with open external spaces , the balconies.
2. Brickwork of layouts, 3. Construction of 3D Model and presentation of visuals including all materials and colour pallettes. 4. Submission of all required drawings to the planning authority. 5. Meetings with engineer for structures. 6. Draughting of construction drawings. 7. Sitework along with the site manager. *Process was repeated a number of times until client’s brief was achieved.
Residential apartment blocks: -9 apartments -3 typologies -5 floors and 1 receded floor
Start of construction: July 2020
ME ARCHITECTS, Spatial layouts + Facade design of residential apartment block, Hal Safi, Malta.
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Interior design - Spatial layout of meeting room/sample room for ME Architects office,Malta
INTERIOR DESIGN:
LIBRARY
BRIEF
PROCESS
From the onset the purpose was to design the interior of the existing library/meeting room from the first floor of the duplex offices of ME Architects as a sample room was also needed, therefore the main parameter was to maximize as possible the area of storage within the area of the room itself but also the new units to complement the existing one in order to create a homogeneous space.
1. Meetings with client to entablish project brief
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2. Construction of 3D model of existing meeting room. 3. Updating 3D Model with the designed new units.
4. Detailing of units design along material and colour. 5. Drafting of detail constructive plans. *Process was repeated a number of times until client’s brief was achieved.