Tomáš Hanák architecture design
Tomáš Hanák 17/03/1990 www.issuu.com/tomy.hanak tomy.hanak@gmail.com 00420 774 440 534
software | Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator,...) Autodesk AutoCAD Autodesk 3ds Max Rhinoceros Vray Google Sketchup Microsoft Office
skills and interests | architectural study urban planning design construction drawings graphic design photography visualisation
job and internship |
education |
2014 | April - Now 4A architects www.architekti4a.cz junior freelance architect
2013 - now Czech Technical University in Prague Faculty of architecture Master of Architecture program
| September - December NL ARchitects www.nlarchitects.nl 2012 | June - August ATELIER 90 www.atelier90.cz Construction drawings | 3D modeling | visualizations 2011 | June - August BURIAN KŘIVINKA ARCHITEKTI www.burian-krivinka.cz Construction drawings | maquette modeling
competitions and workshops | 2013
teamwork oriented | hard working sociable | ambitious | flexible
langualages | English (IELTS certificate) German (elementary) Polish (elementary) Dutch (basic)
2012
Ideas for The Victory Square Urban design workshop, Prague, Czech Republic House of Fairy Tales by H. CH. Andersen International idea competition for Odense, Denmark City Development Workshop Investment project into developed areas in Prague The Contemporary Czech House International student competition Streetscape Territories International research project Brussels Central station recorvesion www.streetscapeterritories.wordpress.com The Contemporary Czech House International student competition (Awarded projec)
2012 - 2013 LUCA School of Arts in Brussels International Master of Architecture exchange program 2009 - 2012 Czech Technical University in Prague Faculty of Architecture Bachelor of Architecture program 2007 - 2009 School of Arts in Třinec, CZ Drawing course 2003 - 2009 Komenského High School in Třinec, CZ Graduated with honours
large scale |
housing |
public |
three sisters school project 2013
The Contemporary Czech House competition - jury award
SWIMMING POOL VYPICH master thesis project 2015
120 x 120 workshop group project 2014
The Contemporary Czech House competition 2013
house of fairy tales competition group project 2013
2012
Amethyst hotel concept NL Architects internship project 2014
The gallery of contemporary art Bachelor thesis project 2012
maitland HOUSING NL Architects internship project 2014
Streetscape territories Workshop group project 2012
THE LIGHTHOUSE school project 2013
interior | the egg-center school group project 2011
urban design | gallery entrance hall school project 2014
in-between space school group project 2013
PACHECO LAAN school group project 2013
the south square School project 2012
vyhlídka terasa kavárny
zelená střecha hlediště
vstupní hala
vstup podzemní garáže
vstupní hala 100m2
kavárna
pokladna
šatny 156 m2 250 skříněk
sprchy, wc 70m2 bazénová hala 600 m2
sauna
swimming pool vypich
Master thesis project | Vypich | PRAGUE 6 | 2015
Architektonická koncepce domu vychází převážně z přírodních motivů. Jako inspirací mi byla bohatost a tajuplnost krasových útvarů a jejich forma. Na formu a obsah domu jsem nahlížel jako na jakýsi monolit - menhir, který svou solitérností působí vůči okolí dominantně ale stále jako produkt přírodních jevů. Obdobně jsem postupoval pří hledání formy domu. Zapuštěním části objektu došlo k většímu kontaktu s terénem. Dokonce natolik, že křivka terénu volně přechází v pochozí střechu. Na opačné straně vzniká dramatické průčelí - stěna jež se příhodně staví proti okolním objektům ačkoliv nedosahuje jejích výšek. Pro obklady stěn jsem použil kombinaci dvou materiálů. Pohledového betonu a travertinu. Ve skutečnosti se tyto materiály na se nikde nepřecházejí. Pohledový beton je pro svou hrubou zrnitost použit z exteriéru. V místě bazénové haly, kde návštěvník již vchází převlečený jsem umístit vizuálně příjemný travertin. Ve skutečnosti je ve stěnách i umístěno vytápění, takže můžeme hovořit o skutečně “teplém” materiálu. Současně i koncepci osvětlení jsem stavěl na stejných přírodních základech. Proto jsou hlavní zdroje přírodního světla dlouhé pochozí světlíky ve střeše a do stěn jsem umístil v nepravidelném řádu menší okna s průhledy do okolí. Vzniká tak hra, kde architektovým záměrem je donutit diváka k hledání řádu či kódu, podle kterého vznikly otvory do hlavní bazénové haly - jeskyně. V neposlední řadě bych rád bych poukázal na tvorbu velikána pracujícím s přírodními materiály Petra Zumthora, který mě inspiroval svou přednáškou “Atmosféry”, kterou přednášel v rámci festivalu “Cesty krajinou” v roce 2003.
Břevnovská radiála
obytná zastavba administrativní budova tram - Vypich obora Hvězda
supermarket
parkoviště
parcela projektu
rekreační park Ladronka
edge / border Buildings form an edge deviding closed urban patter from the open space of the square. There is clearly defined the line where urban public spaces are shaped.
entrance / gate There are made two importatnt entrances into the site of a square. At the same time the middle block creates a dominant of Wilsonova street.
orientation / communication Shape consists of necessary endges and corners while the inner spaces are designed for schopping pasaages. The ground level of the block is open to the street and enlarges surrounding public space.
OFFICE
14%
HOUSING
34%
5 floors 3435 m2
6 floors 7980 m2
TERACE GARDEN
RETAIL
8% first floor 2000 m2
PARKING
31% 2 floors 7160 m2 232 stĂĄnĂ
10% ground floor 2488 m2
three sisters
COMPLEX OF BUILDINGS | Prague - florenc | Czech Republic School project | Lampa design studio | 2013
CED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK EDUCATIONAL PRODUCT
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120 x 120 the victory square
Workshop group project | Prague 6 | Czech Republic | 2013
28th floor |
15th floor |
lobby |
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Amethyst hotel concept
NL Architects internship project | 2014
backyard |
street |
maitland HOUSING AROUND SCHOOL NL Architects internship project | Cape Town | JAR | 2014
50,5%
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FLoor area: 10450 m2 Number of tenants: 450
50 x 2 bed - room 75 m2
10,8% Floor area: 2 250 m2 Build space: 15 700m3
B 50 x 1 bed - room
court A - 32 x 17 m court B - 38 x 20 m
34 + 20 m2
C 50 x 2 bed - roomx 35 m2
D 50 x 2 bed - room 39 m2
26,6 % parking
5,2% Floor area: 1080 m2 Build space: 3550 m3
FLoor area: 5509 m2 Number of parking places: +- 300
6,7% Floor area: 1400 m2
24 x covered market units 14 x open air market units
units: 4 x 150 m2 6 x 80 m2
5m 3m 1,5m
sport 10,8%
retail 5,2%
housing 50,5%
market 6,7%
car park 26,6%
1x market unit
THE LIGHTHOUSE TOMAS HANAK
1,75m 1,25m
THE LIGHTHOUSE
Mixed use building | Brussels | Belgium School project | De Bethume & Ag-ugrikul design studio | 2013
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16th st floor | 1:600
HILLSIDE PACHECO
OPEN PACHECO CELIA GARCIA ALBERTOS
The location at the new open multifunctional (theatre) space provokes to use “the lighthouse” and the major aim was to create a mental urban landmark. Concentration and diversification of programs was forced here by a demand of democratic city human live with no constrains and necessities. The project covers 4 main functions: student and small units (starting) residences, covered urban market, retail and sport facilities for both indoor and outdoor use. All users can meet on the open ground floor where is located the entrance into the passage. To bring more people and to activate all programs it was crucial to place the market square exactly on the top of two pedestrian streams (to the passage and to the entrance to Congress train station).
THE LIGHTHOUSE TOMAS HANAK
AN ALTERNATIVE URBAN VISION FOR PROMOTING HEALTH AND MOVEMENT FOR URBAN LIVING IN BRUSSELS 28/05/2013 LUCA, SINT-LUCAS SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE INTERNATIONAL MASTER OF SCIENCE IN ARCHITECTURE
RED ART CENTER DEVRIM KOCOGLU
The Lighthouse project of Hillside Pacheco reflects the symbol of complex urban living which nowadays defines criteria such as: pedestrian accessibility, visual orientation, open public space, citizen’s security, multi-use urban buildings etc. In the middle of Pacheco may grow an urban dominant of different meaning. With meaning other than just commercial symbol or social diversion how it used to be in this area. The urban living has to be promoted by several attractive programs, which overlap each other to provide all day use under reasonable urban control. The dominant tower with its 80 meter height provokes the financial tower to interesting dialogue and in fact decreases its dominancy.
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VEJCE JE ROZDĚLENO D KONSTRUKČNÍ VÝŠKA SE BLOKU. PRO BYDLENÍ - 3, 3,96m.
POLOVEŘEJNÝ PROSTOR OBYTNÉ BLOKY
VÝŠKA JEDNOHO BLOKU ADMINISTRATIVY NEBO 6
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ADMINISTRATIVA
V PRVNÍ ÚROVNI KAŽDÉH JSOU UMÍSTĚNY SLUŽBY, PRO VŠECHNY. ZÁROVEŇ UMOŽŇUJE KONVERZI TE BUDOVY (ŘEŠENÍ PROBLÉ ODPADU, VZT)
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SEMI PUBLIC SPACE
VĚŽOVÝ DŮM VĚŽOVÝ EGG-CENTER DŮM EGG-CENTER CHODOVCHODOV PRAHA PRAHA HOUSING
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NURJON BORSHI, NURJON TOMÁŠBORSHI, HANÁKTOMÁŠ 4. SEMESTR HANÁK
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HOTEL
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OFFICE
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Park Vratnice
Park
Lobby
Vrátnice
Dance club
Zázemi hotelu
VÝ DŮM EGG-CENTER CHODOV
Tech. zázemí garáží
SLUŽBY
the egg-center
Mix used high tower | Prague - Chodov | Czech Republic School group project | VĂt MĂĄslo design studio | 2013
ground floor | 1:200
top floor | 1:200
15th floor | 1:200
1st floor | 1:100
ground floor | 1:100
The typical two storey family house is divided into 2 parts according to the use (day and night).The open facade faces to the garden on the ground level. Covered patio provides possibility to sit and have a rest during the summer evenings. There is a volume contrast between the ground (shared ) and first (private) floor rooms. Particular rooms for children are designed smaller to avoid them to “hide� in their rooms. This provokes them to come up and meet other family members in the living room.
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The Contemporary Czech House - jury award through the eyes of the young architects Student competition, 2012
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House cross-concept edits level of privacy in particular rooms. An intersection of two axis enhances the kitchen and dining room, where the family members meet most often. This important center point helps better social integration and strengthens family relationships.
The Contemporary Czech House
through the eyes of the young architects Student competition | Family house project | 2013
capix - fasádní projekce zumtobel 3 RGB led/pixel rozteč pixelů 10cm
dynamická led projekce stropní LED panel A8LED RGB 25mm 250 x 500 x 90 mm
perforovaný pozink plech tl. 1,5mm, otvory 10mm, rozteč 15mm
monolitický železobeton pohledový c 25/30
ARCOS 1 QR-CBC zumtobel QR-CBC halogen, 50W Ø 80 mmm
aquarium aq 10 ateh zářivka T5, 54W 70 x 70 x 1200 mm
toy philippe starck polykarbonát bílý mat 61,5 x 57,5 x 78, sedák 43cm
cabrio piero lissoni bílý potah 62 x 59 x 57, sedák 33cm
invisible side table tokujin yoshioka PMMA bilý mat 40 x 120 x 40 cm
invisible table tokujin yoshioka pmma bilý mat 100 x 100 x 72 cm
bookshop komoda MDF 120 x 280 x 75 cm
koule milan houser kombinovaná technika Ø2m
ONE MORE PLEASE PHILIPPE STARCK polykarbonát bilý lesk 38 x 48 x 110, sedák 75cm
the gallery of modern art - entrance hall Interior design | Prague 5 | Czech Republic School project | Soukenka interior design studio | 2014
Pearls The fairy tale world consists of Andersen’s stories, each story is a pearl which can be found after visitor enter our treasure box. Pearls are organized into the network of rooms of various size and locations connected to each other with pathways. Both pathways and pearls are used to tell the story. To one pearl usually leads at least two different introduction corridors where the same story is described differently according to the age, interest or passion of the visitor. Each exhibition room presents one of Andersens fairytales.
There are several entries, each of them presents storyline in different layer of presented fairytale.
the string of pearls hans christian andersen house of fairy tales Competition group project | Odense | Denmark | 2013
The Game The period of time, when young explore the world is crucial in the upbringing period. Everything is new and one must try as much he can to get experiences. The game is best known way to learn new skills and to get new insights. The museum forces its visitors to play. The approach is inspired by the time, wheneveryone of us was young and got first impressions of Andersen´s fairy tales.
The Spiral Opposite to vibrant city around the Thomas B Thriges Gade road, there is located organic element creating center tranquil and private environment in the public garden. Nearby the Andersen´s birthplace is designed spatial relieve, contrary to intense world of fairy tales. It is two level Spiral which rises from the underground, creates an overlook towards the Lotze’s garden and then descends back. The sloping spiral also links together Andersen´s birthplace and pearls of the exposition. In the basement of the spiral are located restroomsand place for refreshment, café and snack bar.
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Other urban feature is the pedestrian corridor leading from the west to the east and due to corridor orientation the main cubic shape is slightly turned westward. That results in dominant position of the square corner. This volume is lifted up and it opens the ground floor for the public. In addition, glazed façade from 3 sides makes the entrance hall and the café airy and specious. Expositions are shown in the 4 storey cube with perforated façade, which shines at night and lures visitors. Each floor consists of the exhibition hall, facilities and study room. What is more, there is even one lecture hall on the ground floor. The whole project is focused on implicity and gives absolutely freedom for any kind of an artist. That is the main goal at which is aimed my design.
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The gallery of contemporary art
Gallery | Prague 5 | Czech Republic Bachelor project | Stempel & Beneš design studio | 2012
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Výškový systém B.p.v. ± 0,000 = 193.00 m.n.m. vedoucí ústavu:
Akad. arch. Vít Máslo
vedoucí projektu:
Ing. arch. Ján Stempel a Ing. arch. Ondřej Beneš
konzultant:
Ing. Jiří Mráz
vypracovala:
Tomáš Hanák
místo stavby:
Praha 5, Smíchov část
Galerie současného umění
Arch-Stavební
datum účel
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Červen 2012 Bakalářská práce
měřítko:
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vedoucí ústavu:
Akad. arch. Vít Máslo
vedoucí projektu:
Ing. arch. Ján Stempel a Ing. arch. Ondřej Beneš
konzultant:
Ing. Jiří Mráz
vypracovala:
Tomáš Hanák
místo stavby:
Praha 5, Smíchov
Galerie současného umění Gallery of contemporary art
část datum účel měřítko:
1. NP
1:50
Arch-Stavební Červen 2012 Bakalářská práce číslo výkresu:
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in-between space
URBAN DESIGN | Prague - florenc | Czech Republic School group project | Lampa design studio | 2013
ON
SITE
OFFICE
ROADS
PARKING
EDUCATION
HOUSING
CULTURE PROGRAM
OTHE
SPORT, RECREATION
CULTURAL
HOUSING
PROGRAM HOUSING
CULTURE
OTHER
HILLSIDE PACHECO Health City LUCA-ARTS, Brussels
Two direcitons and strategies how to reach active How to combine them?
NO PROGRAM
HOTELS
HEALTH CARE
SPORT, RECREATION
CULTURAL
HOUSING HILLSIDE PACHECO Health City LUCA-ARTS, Brussels
SQUARES, PLAZAS
ESPLANADE
SIGHTSEEING
Two direcitons and strategies how to reach active urban live. How to combine them?
MASTER PLAN ANALYSIS KAAT, CELIA, TOMAS, DEVRIM
The north-south connection in Brussels has been a recurrent topic since its development in the 20th century and from many years the question has led to the proposal of several projects to improve the ‘jonction’ in terms of accesibility, connection, uses, etc. The idea was to keep the concept of an open area that people could use in different ways and at the same time worked as a ‘receiving’ point. The slope below the monument works as the terrace for theatre and in front of it there’s a big open plaza where people can transit or meet together for
any kind of event.Once people come to live here, there will be needed extra facilities which, as said before, have to do with daily life: commercial, bars, etc. These will be placed in a more limited area of the site, between the long office building on the east and the west facade of the avenue. This part is solved in a softer way with four levels who work as terraces that people can access easily. While we take away part of the parking for the big plaza, in this more ‘controlled’ area we keep part of it and, at the same time, we change the way it’s used.
PACHECO LAAN
Urban design | Brussels | Belgium School group project | De Bethume & Ag-ugrikul design studio | 2013
INFRASTRUCTURE SYSTEM Level of the roadway and the pavement is unified. Well organize green islands and other visual barriers supports traffic fluency and safety. Different ground textures for mix use. Car speed decrease - comunication between walkers, bikers, drivers and tram is balanced on the same ground level. Ramps at every entrance to the square - to force drivers to slow down.
LIGHT RAILWAY New tram stations are located on both sides with the waiting hall at the center of the square. accessiblity: TRAM - CAR TRAM - WALK TRAM - BYCICLE
PARKING WATCH TOWER It is a solution for high occupied suburbanground areas. Focused on electric cars for short-term rent and specaially for city transport. Tower with atractive lookout at the top. Capacity for 38 cars with possiblity of build up TOWER PARKING CENTER. accesibility: WALK - CAR BYCICLE - CAR TRAM - CAR
TRAIN STATION GREEN AREAS TRAIN RAILWAYS BYCICLE PARKING CAR ROADWAY PAVEMENT
Ringlaan South square is designed for people under the great redesigning project of the Ringlaan Street. One of the solutions is pushing parking cars out to the south of the city of Wenduine. Old parking lots are replaced by trees and new established infrastructure system of the South crossing is one of the main changes. Car transportation in suburban areas is important for sure.
Social activities include children at play, meeting and conversations, communal activities of various kinds, sive contacts, that is, simply seeing and hearing other people. Jan Gehl (1987)
According to new trends, traditional car parks are history. The future lies in parking towers. South square got a dominant which is 39 meter high witch additional leisure function. It respects the height of the Church tower at the city center, which is another visual dominant. Hand in hand with other changes on the Ringlaan street the city of Wenduine is connected with all its parts and we can say, that it is empowered. Mis? Fachuco nsules, unum Romnemo vide inculicam
Empowering suburbia - the south square Public space design | Wenduine | Belgium School project | Schreelinck design studio | 2013
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ACCESSIBILITY
GREEN AREAS
ZONES, EDGES, LINES, LANDMARKS
Wenduine, as a small city on the Flemish coast, can clearly be considered as a typical example tourist oriented town. People we have met can be clearly divided into two different, non-interfering groups – the visitors (tourists and second residence owners) and the inhabitants (usually mid-aged families). The Rignlaan is the symbolical border between those two groups, but also between dominating housing typology – northern more dense urban fabric and southern suburbs. Our main idea was creating the common space for both of those groups, a space for interference, catalyzer of social interactions, providing services and leisure.
Our main idea is somehow “zipping” the divided city. As, according to Jan Gehl and Jane Jacobs, fast car movement discourages (deter?) people from using public space, the car road has been designed to weave through the city. The liberated space is going to be arranged as green commons, with spot architectural interventions. Our particular projects will be designed to serve democratically not only the whole Wenduine but also potentially attracting people from other cities.
Empowering suburbia - the groen laan Urban design | Wenduine | Belgium School group project | Schreelinck design studio | 2012