SELECTED WORKS 2021
VALENTINA LUCICH
ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO
CONTENTS
1. biography 04 2. letters of recommendation christian kühn zechner | zechner volker giencke jadric architektur
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3. university projects landschaft curativa - diploma thesis 10 overlay 38 urban layer 46 casa marittima 50 4. extracurricular projects tete - centro laudato si 54 opus asiae exhibition 58
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valentina lucich 1100 vienna austria 00 43 699 17140180 valentina.lucich92@gmail.com
BIOGRAPHY
language
italian
Zweischprachigkeitzertifikat - A
german
Telc Deutsch C1 Zertifikat
english
TOEFL IBT Certificate 104/120
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JAN 2021
Graduation with honours at TU Wien - Fakultät für Architektur [Dipl. Ing]
2019
Collaboration with Jadric Architektur, Vienna various projects
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autocad archicad revit
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rhino grasshopper maya zbrush cinema 4d
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2019
OPUS ASIAE group exhibition by Jadric Architektur, Rom installation, graphics
2019
Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism, Seoul part of the presentation of selected projects of TU Vienna responsible person for publication design
2018-19
Internship at Zechner | Zechner, Vienna [six m] national competitions, facade studies, 3D modeling
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enscape adobe photoshop adobe indesign adobe illustrator
modelmaking
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2018
Part-time at schoen apartments, Vienna [1 y] quality control, guest’s care service
OCT 2017
Start of Master studies at TU Wien - Fakultät für Architektur
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Internship at Studio di architettura Alberto Lucich, Bolzano [six m]
lasercutter 3d-print cnc-milling
executive project - Villa Melitta Private Nursing Home
trained in analog model making
FEB 2017
Graduation at uibk | Universität Innsbruck - Fakultät für Architektur [BSc.]
2014
Listed under the 10 best projects of the studio by Volker Giencke 14ENTWERFEN3PORTUGAL - ARCHITEKTURWETTKAMPF
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Part-time Waitress , Innsbruck [three y] learned to do the best cappucino in town
OCT 2012
Start of Bachelor studies at uibk | Universität Innsbruck - Fakultät für Architektur
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Au Pair, Berlin [nine m] learning german
2011
Graduation at Liceo Scientifico Rainerum, Bolzano
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Born in Bolzano, Italy
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LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION
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january 2021
bolzano, italy
LANDSCAPE CURATIVA,
A HEALTHCARE LANDSCAPE ADAPTIVE TO THE COURSE OF ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE.
DIPLOMA PROJECT AO. UNIV. PROF. DIPL.-ING. DR. TECHN. CHRISTIAN KÜHN TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITÄT WIEN WINTER 21
In my Diploma project I have dealt with the topic of dementia in relation to architecture, with the aim of developing an architectural model that offers an adaptive healing landscape for people with Alzheimer. The thesis explored the potential of a new typology of architecture for care facilities, which is characterized by an open space organization with the greatest possible integration in spatial and social aspects. I call this healing landscape Landscape Curativa. The decision to deal with the topic of Alzheimer in the context of this thesis comes from the relation of it to my family’s environment, which at the same time has drawn my attention to the potential of new forms of architecture in Alzheimer’s care. This new widespread syndrom progresses in several phases, leading to varying degrees of cognitive and physical impairment. Therefore, there is some need for care even in the early stages of Alzheimer’s, but the intensity of that care differs markedly from later phases. At this stage, care activities can still largely be provided by family members, and so the person remains in a familiar environment. Inevitably, however, Alzheimer’s syndrom will reach the point where the individual is dependent on professional help, and this is associated with placement in a nursing facility. In this phase the person with Alzheimer’s reacts very sensitively to changes and so the transfer away from habitual home can additionally aggravate the respective
01a_bozen - topographical analysis
In many places, the transition from home to an unfamiliar accommodation could
01c_ agricultural diversity of use
be made easier for the patient by getting used to a care home at an early stage in
02_unit section
the form of day therapies or temporary accommodation. I see the potential in such
03_regular unit floor plan
facilities to develop an architecture that responds to the altered spatial perception
04_flexible unit floor plan 05_XL unit floor plan
of Alzheimer’s patients. The maxim here should be to reduce institutionalized con-
06_conceptual diagram - unit
straints and to offer choices for a self-determined life within the framework of the
07_ unit interior 08_interior render of a community
respective possibilities. To put it bluntly, the inner restlessness and urge to move
09_section of a community
of those affected requires an open landscape of movement areas rather than long
10_isometry of a community 11_floor plan of a community
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wine-growing region
situation characterized by disorientation and the feeling of not being understood.
01b_bozen - shadow analysis 01d_ bozen 2020
01a apple growing region
corridors that run into dead ends.
12_conceptual diagram - community 13_floor plan of the whole complex 14_condeptual diagram - the healing landscape
The daily life in an Alzheimer’s care facility should integrate routines into a new
15_ interior render of the central axis
form of circulation as a walk. This means that the routes chosen will vary according
16_ floor plan of the whole complex - zoom in 17_ longitudinal section through the whole complex
to the patient’s personality and disposition. In this scenario, the architecture plays
18_site plan
on this landscape curativa with different spatial offerings that invite certain activ-
19_conceptual diagram - the healing garden 20_ longitudinal section through the garden
ities and generate intuitive access. In this context, a design has to respond to the
21_render of the healing garden
different sensory impressions and must not lead to sensory overload. A conscious
22_ zoom in - entrance 23_ zoom in - garden
interplay of built environment and natural impressions can stimulate the person
24_ plants catalogue
in a subtle way and help to playfully slow down the loss of cognitive abilities. The
25_ section through a residential group with steel-lightweight construction 26_ section through open auditorium with truss construction
architectural requirements for this building in the form of a landscape were diverse
27_ exploded view -truss structure
and will be defined in more detail throughout this thesis.
28_ truss node - zoom in 29_ bird view render 30_model photo - whole project 01 31_model photo - whole project 02
A consequential and central task was to develop an attitude towards the degree
32_ model photo - outdoor lounge near the urban gardening area
of privacy in a community shelter. This project elaborates an approach to building
33_model photo - healing garden and small square situations
for people with Alzheimer on several levels, which also includes social integration
34_model photo - playground 35_model photo - grieving room and the little pond
in social and spatial terms and elaborates synergy effects for a neighbourhood. At
36_model photo - vegetable urban gardening
an exemplary location in Bolzano, the developed design strategy is applied and
37_model photo - interior 38_model photo - community garden
thus the newly built neighbourhood Firmian is extended by a necessary social
39_model photo - perimeter development with lounge pockets
infrastructure, which also offers new forms of use and offers for the neighbourhood
40_model photo - central axis and the informal body-centered therapy area 41_model photo - side view
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bolzano, italy
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The design of the landscape Curativa plays with the re-
Each unit consists of a main room with bed, closet and
Together with the different lighting moods, an exten-
lationship between private spaces and common spac-
sitting area with attached sanitary area and vestibule in
sive green roof of medicinal herbs provides a ventila-
es. Based on the analysis of Alzheimer‘s disease and
front of the unit which, as an interpretation of a tradi-
tion concept that allows the residents to relax naturally
the typological development of nursing architecture,
tional porch, forms the threshold between intimate and
through aromatherapy.
the private retreat space is of particular importance.
communal areas.
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the private retreat space
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landscape curativa
diploma project
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bolzano, italy
use after getting up and before going to bed use during the night use during the day
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In the center of the community there is a patio
The orientation to the inner courtyard involves
with native plantings that can be used by resi-
every resident in community life, actively de-
dents as an extended living area. Corridors are
terminating the degree of participation in the
not only used as circulation areas, but rather
community. The many visual relationships with-
as open spaces that connect the units and en-
in the residential group are part of the thera-
courage residents to interact with each other.
peutic strategy to train the cognitive abilities of Alzheimer‘s patients through subtle stimulation
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without overwhelming them with stimuli.
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the community
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The 4 community groups are adjacent to a main axis with visual reference to each other. This interspace is used for extended activities.
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The entire landscape Curativa includes The central axis provides informal
Formal therapy and care infrastruc-
In addition to the formal therapy and
a perimeter development with differ-
body-centered therapy infrastructures
tures include day care, and medical
care infrastructures, the public areas
ent programmatic areas in the form of
such as a swimming pool, sports areas
care for residents as well as for the
are also accessible to the neighbor-
pockets, such as the painting corner,
with physical therapy, and an immer-
neighborhood.
hood. These include childcare, restau-
the auditorium, the reading corner and
rant, hairdresser, a grocery store and
all the retreats. The circular shape re-
The organization of the landscape cu-
multi-purpose rooms.
In this zone
sults from the symptomatic urge of the
rativa integrates everyday routines in a
there is also the administration togeth-
residents to move, which offers loop-
new form of circulation as a walk.
er with the social rooms of the staff.
like movement space, in addition the
sive room area for therapy purposes.
mountainous landscape serves as an orientation element. the healing landscape
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bolzano, italy
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0. Patio 1. Haupteingang mit Rezeption 2. Lager – Rezeption 3. Verwaltung – Leiterbüro 4. Büro 5. Büro 6. Lager 7. Toilette 8. Mehrzweck 9. Restaurant 10. Küche 11. Lager 12. Müllraum 13. Technik 14. Externe Durchgang 15. Mehrzweck 16. Toilette 17. Lager 18. Mehrzweck 19. Mehrzweck 20. Musiktherapie 21. Schönheitssalon 22. Einkaufen 23. Lager 24. Toilette 25. Unternehmens Kindergarten 26. Nachmittagsbetreuung 27. Mehrzweck 28. Garderobe 29. Garderobe 30. Aufenthalt Personal 31. Ausstellungsecke 32. Rezeption 33. Schwimmen 34. Umkleiden 35. Umkleiden 36. Umkleiden 37. Umkleiden 38. Gymnastik 39. Physiotherapie 40. Physiotherapie 41. Rezeption 42. Beobachtungssaal 43. Lager 44. Toilette 45. Lager 46. Logopädie
47. Allgemeinmedizin 48. Ergotherapie 49. Psychologie 50. Seifenblasentherapie 51. Polsterraum 52. Konzentrationszone 53. digitaler Immersionsraum 54. Rezeption 55. Toilette 56. Toilette 57. Küche Tagesstätte 58. Tagestätte 59. Bücherecke 60. Lager 61. Terrasse 62. Lounge 63. Terrasse 64. Freie Kunsttherapie 65. Terrasse 66. Terrasse 67. Terrasse 68. Auditorium 69. Terrasse 70. Empfang + Krankenpflege Station 3+4 71. Dienstarzt 3+4 72. Leitung Pflegedienst 3+4 WG 1-4 1. Rezeption 2. Nische 3. Küche 4. Essbereich 5. Wäscherei 6. Lager 7. Lager 8. Besucher Toilette 9. Zimmer 1 - 25.40 qm 10. Zimmer 2 - 25.40 qm 11. Zimmer 3 - 25.40 qm 12. Zimmer 4 - 25.40 qm 13. Zimmer 5 -33.20 qm 14. Lounge 15. Zimmer 15 - 25.40 qm 16. Zimmer 16 - 25.40 qm 17. Zimmer 17 - 25.40 qm 18. Zimmer 18 - 25.40 qm 19. Zimmer 19 - 25.40 qm
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general medicine toilette
music
technical polyfunctional
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bolzano, italy
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100 m
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The landscape concept is composed of 4 major zones, all of which radiate in a linear form from the main building into the surrounding area. Here are placed different flower beds, medicinal herbs, urban gardening, a sensory garden and small square situations, such as a grieving room, auditorium, playground, movement zone. 21
The circulation concept of the res-
The roof forms the fifth facade, and
idential group and the one of the
integrates with the neighborhood and
common areas is also continued in
the immediately adjacent agricultural
the outdoor area. A continuous roof
fields. The linear cultivation of these
offers orientation and intuitive finding
apple and vineyards is embraced in
one‘s way. Also the programmatic di-
the design process.
versity inside the landscape Curativa continues outside through different
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offers in the form of square situations. 20
the healing garden
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bolzano, italy
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vegetables medicinal herbs flowers sensory grasses trees
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the healing garden
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section through a residential group components catalogue
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Flachdachkonstruktion Obere und untere Aussteifung mit Stahlzugband 30mm bzw. lt. Stat. Erf.
steel lightweight construction
Sekundarkonstruktion HEA 260 bzw. lt. Stat. Erf.
pillars integrated into walls freestanding pillars truss frame
Haupttragwerkskonstruktion HEA 400 bzw. lt. Stat. Erf. Versteifung Triangulation Lastenverteilung Stahlprofil HEA 220 bzw. lt. Stat. Erf.
Stahrohr Rund 100/20 bzw. lt. Stat. Erf.
section through the auditorium with truss construction 1m
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summer 2019
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seoul, south korea
OVERLAY
visions for a collective city
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SEUNG H-SANG MLADEN JADRIC PROJECT PARTNER : REDON SOFTA Removing boundaries
TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITÄT WIEN SUMMER 19
Organization of new spacial Possibilities The Jamsil complex in Seoul presents itself as a very introvert reality, with a parterre not only populated mostly by parked cars, but also surrounded by heavy barriers in form of high traffic streets. At 4 specific points, through direct connections, Overlay wants to break down physical and visual barriers by connecting the area with the rest of the urban space. To the north in particular, the Han river will once again be directly connected to the area, creating new possibilities of access to the banks of the river. These new connections will not be limited only to the border of the complex, but will extend inside like a membrane, connecting through a new pedestrian path the different internal areas. The volume of this new membrane, raised above the zero level of the parterre, will densify the space three-dimensionally - which will be first released from the cars, by providing alternative vertical parking rather than the current existing huge horizontal park area - creating a new atmospheric
Interruption of the grid
impression of public and semi-public space through a form opposed to the regular,
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dispersive and monotonous one of the existing raster. Creating an additional layer within this particularly verticalized area, in addition to offering, thanks to its 360° use, opportunities for new spatial reactions and shadows, allows to maintain in the current parterre, the more semi-private character of the complex, while at the same time integrating it to a public.
01_conceptual diagram
For the purpose of orientation and atmospheric development, inspired by the 5
02_Jamsil Complex 5, Seoul, South Korea
natural elements of the Obangsaek, within this new path, similarly to the principles
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of the latter, there will be integrated 5 phases / squares in which in each of
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them through a spatial and architectural language will be proposed activities or
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installations that will translate the very essence of each element in an identifying
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atmospheric experience.
07_ north square 08_axonometry
This extension of the public space will offer not only an excursion into the green
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with shaded areas for the hottest periods, but also new attractive and integrative
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opportunities for people living in the area of the complex, and for those coming
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from outside. A new urban cultural walk through the "forest of high-rise buildings"
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at Jamsil 5 breaks down barriers by connecting the city with the outside
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environment and opens up towards the riverfront.
Definition of a new oriented three dimensional path
Spacial intensification Social inclusion while respecting the privacy
Development of new identities through characteristic public opportunities
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overlay
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seoul, south korea
Supporting Structure Amphitheater
west square
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A period of harvesting and collecting. In ancient Roman theatres, the semi-circular shape was preferred for several reasons including visual and auditory ones, but it was as well an element that characterised the introspective and collective form of these monuments. Through an amphitheatre in the west plaza, the sense of collection and harvesting of the season itself is metaphorically represented . Supporting Structure Contemplation space
east square
Transitional Path Supporting structure Connection Facility
central square
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A period of swelling, brimming with fire and energy translated into the summer square, where a flexible stage will bring energy and vitality to this space.
THE 5 PHASES The term Obangsaek in Korean refers to the scheme and combination of the 5 natural elements (Fire, Water, Earth, Metal, Wood) which is used to explain in different traditional Asian cultures, the variety of cosmic, medical, and natural phenomena. These 5 elements are defined as phases of a cycle, in which they interconnect and form different interactions. Each of them is characterized by the association to a cardinal orientation, a seasonal moment and with it philosophically to an experience. Given the cyclical and interconnected nature, these phases in our urban path are represented by the meeting points during the journey. In these 5 squares - phases the visitor through a metaphorical architectural translation will have the opportunity to perceive the essence of each of them. Moreover, their arrangement will respect the original cardinal structure, acting in the end also as an orientation within the path itself.
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Spring, a period of growth, which generates abundant wood and vitality. Every year with the arrival of spring nature turns pink. The east square, in analogy to the already existing associative reality of growth and spring to the cherry tree plant, will accommodate the latter, offering in every sense Spring to visitors.
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The in-between transitional seasonal periods, in the latter case associated with leveling and moderation The aim in the area of the earth, through a staircase developed around a circular network, is to stage the transition from the area below to that above the path.
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Winter is the period of retreat, where stillness pervades. The goal is to create a space that through small pro-aesthetic actions creates an atmosphere of quiet and contemplation. The latter will temporarily hide the outside through 2 truncated cone structures - which also support the path itself - while remaining interconnected with the outside. Inside, the visitor while lying down on the ground will be exposed through a frame to a single sublime point: the sky.
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seoul, south korea
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THE STRUCTURE At the structural level, the pedestrian membrane will be seen as a single unit: the filigree support structure will wrap around the concrete base while creating a barrier and shaded areas throughout the path. The concrete filigree skeleton of the entire volume will integrate lightly into the urban space: thanks to its structural transparency the air circulation and visual connection will be guaranteed.
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meidling, vienna
URBAN LAYER,
A MULTIFUNCIONAL NEW LAYER
DIPL-. ING. DAVID CALAS PROJECT PARTNER: KOSTANTIN VIEHWEIDER TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITÄT WIEN WINTER 18
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The new Urban Layer starts in the western part of our Project area, the Hermann-Leopoldi Park, implementing a new design of the area and leading to the Steinbauer – Park. While the ground floor area profits of its new traffic-calmed zone, used by the pedestrians, bicycles and the well working bus lines, the new big open spaces on a second level can be used as a multi functional playground. On the at least 3 meters wide gangway a new type of park is created, which communicates actively with the existing buildings and their rooftops, for example with the new youth center in the old Meidlinger church. The successful concept of the Meidlinger Markt is extended throughout the whole new layer. The traffic circle in the Aßmayergasse is transformed into the Aßmayer 01_top view 02_areial overview 03_longitudinal section 04_exploded drawing 05_conceptual diagram - reuse of a sacred place
square, where permanent and temporary Market stands, consumption free areas with seating accommodation and light-fitness facilities are located on the two levels. Through adding balconies to the existing buildings on the main street and generating space for Urban Gardening, the residents benefit from the possibilities added to their current environment.
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REUSE OF A SACRED PLACE. Thanks to the interviews we conduced on the site, we came to the conclusion the young population of the 12th district lacks of covered spaces that can be used at all times during the week and as well during bad weather conditions. At the same time, the Meidlinger parish church offers a great potential, mostly because of its sinking number in visitors. Following this analysis the church is used in a new manner, through the insertion of a plane for new activities without ruining the existing church service.
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Praia da Falesia, Albufeira, Portugal
CASA MARITTIMA,
WHAT WOULD YOUR DREAM HOUSE LOOK LIKE?
UNIV. PROF. ARCHITEKT DI. VOLKER GIENCKE UNIVERSITÄT INNSBRUCK SUMMER 14
Casa marittima was the first project out of my confused mental bubble as a first year student, where it became clear in my mind, how fun architecture could be. On a four-week study trip to Portugal, Professor Giencke asked us the question: what would be your dream house in a world of utopia?
01_top view 02_section 03_ Floorplan A
In my childhood I have always been fascinated by supervillians mansions and their modernist, futuristic, and utopian architecture often associated with the amorality of their owner, while as well drawn to the natural world, with breathtaking views like the one I was experiencing in Portugal coast. So why not plan and design the mansion of the villains from the super hero movies. If you think about it, no one ever really talks about the studio apartment of Superman or even knows where James Bond lives, Lex Luther instead, had the sexiest architecture, with pristine, awe-inspiring, high-tech, otherworldly, big bright rooms, easy and quick connection to the most secret places and the private sphere everyone strives for. So here it is my super secret Hideout.
04_Floorplan B 05_Floorplan C 06_ ./studio 3 - institute for experimental architecture publication 07_ front view 08_physical model
It´s not as bad as Lex´s; but it strives to be as majestic as possible. As if the Atlantic is Co-starring, together with the steep and last but not least, it is the ideal location for me to enjoy a nice drink by my dream infinity pool.
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tete, mozambique
TETE CENTRO LAUDATO SI
PROJECT TEAM VALENTINA LUCICH JULIAN HEINEN PASCAL FECK APRIL 2020
In February 2020, we were asked to propose a design for the new Laudato si Catholic center in Tete, Mozambique, located near the Revùboé River. Given the extreme climatic conditions and the limited budget, the design approach we used was based on the use of natural elements that would take advantage of the energy given by the direction of the winds and the nearby river. By using the constant main wind current from the southeast, the proposed building forms arise. The elongated and slightly curved structures draw the wind into the property. This ensures a natural cooling of the plant. The green areas in the center form a natural filter layer and contribute significantly to cooling. The chapel is the center of the design and stands out as an independent architecture. The internal circulation of the complex is concentrated around it. 01_view of the activated parterre 02_site plan 03_cooling concept 04_ concept diagram 05_section a 06_section b 07_ view from the dining hall 08_ view from the garden
The buildings are elevated in order to be better protected against potential flooding. At the same time they shade the planned park, which is the filter layer of the natural cooling system. We are sure that the new Laudato si Catholic Centre can be a pilot project for the integral planning of environmental influences in the design process in Mozambique and thereby significantly reduce the operating costs for air conditioning systems.
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extracurricular project
centro catòlico laudato si
2020
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tete, mozambique
400 m
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ventilation through building mass
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VERTICAL DISTRICT, the library of hangzou
OPUS ASIAE EXIBITION BY JADRIC ARCHITEKTUR MUSEO HENDRIK CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN, ROME, ITALY TOWER STUDY VALENTINA LUCICH, 2019
AUSSTELLUNG „OPUS ASIAE“ - KULTUR HEUTE VOM 18.09.2019 ORF
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valentina lucich mannhartgasse 10/28 1100 vienna austria 00 43 699 17140180 valentina.lucich92@gmail.com