Túlio Zanatta | Architecture Portfolio by Túlio Zanatta

Túlio Rossini Ferreira Zanatta | Architect and Urban Designer | Portfolio

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Hello, I’m Túlio Zanatta and this is my portfolio. By means of introduction, I’m a 25-year-old Brazilian young architect and urban designer seeking to learn and expand my references in the architectural and design field. I’m passionate about the architectural values and the professional practices that it involves. I was born and raised in Uberlândia, a medium-sized town in southeastern Brazil. I graduated there and during my journey in college, I had the opportunity to collaborate with two different architectural offices working on interiors, residential, hospitality, and urban design. These experiences allowed me to become a good player at teamwork, as well as it made me good at problemsolving and working in deadline-driven environments. I have a strong interest in design development, construction documentation, detailing solutions, graphics, and model-making. I’m a fast learner always seeking the best solution for the project. I’m glad to share with you my last works.

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TÚLIO ROSSINI FERREIRA ZANATTA +39 351 933 6355 tuliozanatta@hotmail.com Via Caduti di Marcinelle, 2 - 20134 Milano, Lombardia - Italy

EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE March 2013 December 2018

Bachelor in Architecture and Urban Design University Federal of Uberlândia Member of Research Center in History of Architecture and Urbanism

September 2019 Present

Master of Science in Interior and Spatial Design Politecnico di Milano

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE March 2014 December 2015

Internship - 22 months Estúdio Gola Participation in the architectural design process and building supervision.

March 2015 December 2016

Internship - 22 months Atelie Edmar de Almeida Refurbishment projects; curation, archive and tapestry experiments.

July 2017 September 2019

Internship - 26 months .a Associated Architects Participation in the architectural design process and building supervision.

SCHOLARSHIPS March 2014 February 2016

CNPQ Scholarship of Undergraduate Research Program Research Center in Theory and History of Architecture and Urbanism

March 2016 February 2017

CNPQ Scholarship of Undergraduate Research Program Research Center in Urban Studies

March 2017 February 2018

FAPEMIG Scholarship of Undergraduate Research Program Research Center in Theory and History of Architecture and Urbanism

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Project: The magazine Habitat and the diffusion of the exhibitions of art and architecture in the São Paulo Museum of Art (1950-1954)

Project: The influence of urban mobility on the configuration of intra-urban public spaces.

Project: Museum, art and city: analysis of the exhibition spaces through architecture and design magazines (1950-1954)

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES March 2014

Exhibition Assistant Exhibition: “Lina Bo Bardi and Triângulo Mineiro: Edmar de Almeida and the weavers from Triângulo Mineiro.” Documentation, assembly and disassembly, monitoring and general suport.

March 2014

Exhibition Assistant Exhibition: “Architecture in the magazines: The reception of modern Brazilian architecture in the special issues.” Conception, documentation, assembly and disassembly, monitoring and development of graphic design of the exhibition.

March 2016

Workshop Photography in the reporting construction

Short course held in Studio Madalena about using photography as a narrative language.

PUBLICATIONS October 2015

ZANATTA, T. R. F.; CANAS, A. T. Museum, art and city: the first exhibitions in the free span of MASP. In: 1º Congresso Internacional Espaços Públicos, Porto Alegre, 2015. In: 1st International Congress of Public Spaces, Porto Alegre, 2015. [Published in Portuguese]

June 2018

ZANATTA, T. R. F.; ARAÚJO, T. The architectural experience as an academic-educational action in the teaching of architecture. In: 5th Ibero-American Seminar Architecture and Documentation, Belo Horizonte, 2018. [Published in Portuguese]

SOFTWARES 3D modeling + 3D printing SketchUp - ArchiCAD - Repetier - Cura Engine 3D rendering Lumion - V-ray

2D drawing AutoCAD - ArchiCAD

Adobe Creative Suite Illustrator - InDesign - Photoshop - Lightroom - Acrobat

LANGUAGE SKILLS Portuguese - native speaker English - B2 Italian - B1

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MUNA MUSEUM + ARTIST RESIDENCES Location: Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, Brazil Year: 2018-2019 Undergraduate Design Studio Category: Museum and Exhibition Projects

The expansion project for the University Museum of Art is distributed in the site in a fragmented way, understanding that such action establishes a greater relationship with the surroundings and enhances urban life. The layout proposes the creation of public patios interconnecting two opposite streets. These spaces determine areas of conviviality, leisure, and appropriation for the museum, seeking to strengthen the interaction between the public and the activities developed by the museum. The project is structured in 5 main blocks, with independent access and circulation, guaranteeing autonomy for the users at different times, enabling an urban night-time dynamic for the region.

Author: Túlio Rossini Ferreira Zanatta Collaborators: Matheus Oliveira da Silva

p.7 - Muna Museum + Artist Residences | Uberlândia, BR

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p.9 - Muna Museum + Artist Residences | Uberlândia, BR

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ATELIER 01

Housing space dedicated to host 6-12 months Art Residences Programs.

ATEL I E R 02

Housing space dedicated to host 6-12 months Art Residences Programs.

E XH I B I T I O N S

Multipurpose space that can host exhibitions, live presentation, performances and talks.

CAFETERIA

Coffee place open to the public. I.T. room + water tank

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Housing space dedicated to host 6-12 months Art Residencies Programs.

p.11 - Muna Museum + Artist Residencies | Uberlândia, BR

Ground Floor | Muna Museum

First Floor | Muna Museum

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INDIAN MUSEUM | MUSÍNDIO Location: Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, Brazil Year: 2018-2019 Undergraduate Design Studio Category: Museum and Exhibition Projects + Adaptive Reuse

This project is an Adaptive Reuse for the Olympio de Freitas Costa House, an important building in the city’s cultural scene. The main activities of the Indian Museum were allocated in the existing house, while the other activities were allocated in fragments attached to the lot, connected by a single common shelter. The five blocks create a large public square and complement the museum’s program. A translucent walkway connects the existing to the new and reveals the activities of its interior, causing curiosity in those who walk on the sidewalk. The attached annexes highlight the new additions using construction materials different from the pre-existing building, such as concrete, metallic structure, aluminum and glass frames, wood, and honeycomb polycarbonate. The project brings discussions about the influence of natural light in the conservation of works of art and the definition of linear paths in exhibition circuits. For the spaces destined for the exhibitions, and architecture was chosen that guarantees flexibility to the artists in the assembly of expographic projects, giving freedom both in the technical aspects and in the definition of the flows of the museum. Author: Túlio Rossini Ferreira Zanatta Collaborators: Matheus Oliveira da Silva

p.13 - Indian Museum | Uberlândia, BR

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EXIS TING BUIL D I N G Adaptive reuse: administrative space + archive + permanent collection + temporary exhibitions.

BUILDING 04

Public toilets + ethnographic research lab.

BUILDING 03

Educational Program + accessible rooftop.

B U I L D I N G 02

Multipurpose room + I.T. room + accessible rooftop.

B U I L D I N G 01

Main entrance + reception desk + temporary exhibition spaces.

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Housing space dedicated to host 6-12 months Art Residencies Programs.

p.15 - Indian Museum | Uberlândia, BR

Ground Floor | Indian Museum

First Floor | Indian Museum

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BUILDIN G 01

Main entrance + reception desk + temporary exhibition spaces.

Rendered Section | Indian Museum

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Public toilets + ethnographic research lab.

BUILDING 03

Educational Program + accessible rooftop.

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MERIDIANA BUILDING ADAP TIV E REUSE Location: Milan, Lombardia, Italy Year: 2020-2021 Master Design Studio Category: Adaptive Reuse Projects

The intervention is focused on the existing qualities of the Meridiana by creating a unique way to experience the building. To achieve it a lighting journey is crafted starting from the main entrance where we transformed the interior space into a double height space with a lift and a mezzanine. Slits with specially designed lens are carved on the façade and roof to create performative sun ray projection inside. Creating an ephemeral and immaterial experience that changes throughout the day. The concept is expanded to the whole building through four types of lighting effects: performative light at the entrance, guidance light that highlight the circulation areas in the workspace, the skylight that highlights the stairs insertion and a volume insertion that pops out of the building as a light box which resulted as a mezzanine that generates new spatial qualities and performance within the old building.

Teamwork: Min Li Chai, Valeria Escobar, Masoom Lakdawala, Elisa Lazzarotto, Túlio Zanatta

p.19 - Meridiana Building Adaptive Reuse | Milan, IT

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INTERVENTION 03

A new translucid mezzanine adds a completely innovative space that could host from meetings to pocket private events.

Longitudinal Section | Meridiana Building

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I NTERV ENT IO N 02 The insertion of a new stairs makes the connection between both existing floors.

I N T E R V E N T I O N 01

Introduction of light slits at the entrance of the building creating a sensorial experience.

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Roof Plan | Meridiana Building

Mezzanine Plan | Meridiana Building

p.23 - Meridiana Building Adaptive Reuse | Milan, IT

First Floor Plan | Meridiana Building

Ground Floor Plan | Meridiana Building

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p.25 - Meridiana Building Adaptive Reuse | Milan, IT

Roof covering Repairing of damaged areas Afternoon time Slit placed on the roof

Original structure To be recovered and repaired

Platform insertion New steel structure volume

Mezzanine insertion Flooring in frosted glass

Afternoon and evening time Slit placed on the facade

Morning time Slit placed on the facade

Axonometric View | Meridiana Entrance

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Axonometric View | Mezzanine Insertion

Artboard | Section AA’

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p.31 - Museum + Artist Residencies | Uberlândia, BR

Slits position | Axonometric view

Rays effect | Axonometric view

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Site Plan | 40 houses inserted in the mountain with hotel facilities.

IN CASA RESIDENCE CLUB Location: Rio Quente, Goiás, BRAZIL Year: Under construction Category: Hospitality and Wellness

The In Casa Residence Club is a complex of 40 houses placed in the natural landscape in the Center-South of Brazil. The complex offers 3 different typologies of houses for family vacations, varying according to the number of people. The guest has available in the houses all the facilities commonly found in hotels. Integrated to the complex they have a private Club House with exclusive swimming pools, bars, restaurants, and a wellness area with gym and spa treatments.

Team work: .a associated architects Responsible for: Design process, construction detailing, teamwork management, documentation.

p.33 - In Case Residence Club | Rio Quente, BR

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Bird view from the complex. Images procuced by DPI Studio.

North facade from Tipology C. Images procuced by DPI Studio.

p.35 - In Case Residence Club | Rio Quente, BR

Ground Floor | House Tipology C

Upper Floor | House Tipology C

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technical drawings lighting project ?????

Technical Section | Construction Detailing

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Italy

Monza/Brianza Region

City of Monza

Park of Monza

MASTERPL AN | AU TODROMO DI MONZA URBAN RENOVATION Location: Monza, Lombardia, Italy Year: 2019-2020 MSc Interior and Spatial Design Studio Politecnico di Milano

Inspired by the racing environment in Autodromo and the Formula One event hosted in the area annually, the project has as the main concept the drift movement from the cars. The drift is the movement of a car along some direction other than its steered trajectory, involv-ing a slip angle at one or both axles. Usually, racing circuits all over the world have integrated into the racetrack areas that can hold unexpected movements in sensitive areas. The project takes inspiration from these ordinary areas and brings it a completely innovative way to the Autodromo.

Teamwork: Ece Bakar Susanna Busatta Miriam Ganci Daria Pantaleeva Túlio Rossini Ferreira Zanatta Collaborators: Matheus Oliveira da Silva

p.39 - Masterplan Autodromo di Monza | Monza, IT

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walking 22.2 min

jogging 19.2 min bicycling 7.8 min Isometric diagram: Distance and time path’s ratio The entrances are connected with public transportation and can be easily accessed.

2,6km (1,64mi)

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low density of built area on site

high density of built area on site Isometric diagram: Index buit density analysis along the path

low vegetation density medium vegetation density high vegetation density Isometric diagram: Vegetation density analysis along the path

high sound intensity

medium sound intensity low sound intensity Isometric diagram and bar chart: Intensity of sound racing along the path

Site Analysis | New Cultural Route Isometric diagram analyzing connection scape, hard scape, soft scape and sensitive scape.

p.41 - Masterplan Autodromo di Monza | Monza, IT

3,35km (2,08mi)

Floor Plan | New Cultural Route | Platform n.04 This area provides a multi-purposed stairs that can be used as a cinema, for talks and presentations. A bikelane and a running path were included.

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TASTE HUB | FOOD FU T URE L ABORATORY Location: Southwark, London, United Kingdom Year: 2019-2020 MSc Interior and Spatial Design Studio Potitecnico di Milano

Tasting spot is a place to experiment and discover new tastes by holding workshops, inviting guests, and researchers who are active in designing and creating future foods and tastes. The exhibition part will show the creative and innovative products developed by the Lab and it will also offer some interactive parts that the visitors can create their own formula - growing recipes - according to different inputs that will affect the final aspects of the vegetable. The whole project was designed in a way that can host different activities and scenarios happening in the taste hub, the mobile part is the key structure that can create these different scenarios. We try to refurbish this building in an adaptive way also merge the indoor and outdoor in some scenarios to create the community as our concept. The main key-words that were guidelines for the development of this project are Production, Innovation, and Community. In the Lab, we place innovation and production together.

Teamwork: Alessandro Melloni Mohadesh Misagh Taheri Túlio Rossini Ferreira Zanatta Collaborators: Loany Gonzaga Pereira

p.43 - Taste Hub | Adaptive Reuse | London, UK

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1st scenario - It shows when the movable structure is completely open. There are tables all over the space to receive the public that can be arranged in different layouts.

2nd scenario - When the movable structure is partially closed it offers the posibility to host different activities in the inner space, as workshops, exhibitions. and group interactions.

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3rd scenario - The layout proposed shows

a dinner experience layout. The tables are placed all together and it becomes a unique area for the workshops.

4th scenario - Closing completely the movable structure the lab has the possibility to use it as a cinema or an auditorium. When desired, the movies can be displayed on the translucid panels and can be seen from the outside, drawing the attention of those who pass by on the street.

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Axonometric view

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Transversal rendered section

Longitudinal rendered section

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p.49 - Taste Hub | Adaptive Reuse | London, UK

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Key Plan | Interactive flooring | Sample #01

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Floorplan zooming #01 | Interactive landscape through the digital flooring

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Key Plan | Interactive flooring | Sample #01

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MODEL MAKING 3D PRINTING

Location:Uberlândia, Minas Gerais, BRAZIL Year: 2017-2019 Projects developed at .a associated architects

During my internship at .a associated architects I proposed to them to start to experiment with 3D printing during the design process and for also for final clients’ presentations. The 3D printing technology is a good way that we can fastly prototype solutions and end up in a physical model to discuss with the team. They dove into the idea and together we produced several prototypes for different projects on-going.

Team work: .a associated architects

p.53 - Model Making 3D Printing | Uberlândia, BR

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3D digital modelling process.

Dividing in 4 different pieces and importing to slice using different softwares for 3D printing.

p.55 - Model Making 3D Printing | Uberlândia, BR

Final result combining the four different pieces printed using 3D technology.

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MODEL MAKING | EDIBLE CITIES RETHIKING FOOD PRODUCTION Location: Low Line, London, UK Year: 2019-2020 MSc Interior and Spatial Design Studio Politecnico di Milano | Middlesex University

The opportunity to build - or to cook - this model in the urban scale allows me not to make just a single dish to be tasted, but it gives to me the chance of doing a dish to be shared. Food is about sharing, is about being together. We all know that we need food to survive and to respond to our physical conditions, but food goes much further. Base on that, the map of Low Line area was divide in a rectangular shape - making reference to a serving tray and 9 small pieces have been added on the top of it covering the surrounds of the rails. The ideia is that each bar can offer a small and individual portion that can be easily tasted using just the hands. To make each bar, to print it and to make it edible I’m forced to analyse different types of information in advance. That’s when the design process and the research analysis became fully integrated.

Author: Túlio Rossini Ferreira Zanatta

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Watch the video about the process here

Click on the link below or copy the URL directly into your web browser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAWcznkhuYk

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Thanks for your time and feel free to contact me. +39 351 933 6355 tuliozanatta@hotmail.com