Architecture Urbanism
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I find really fascinating is what “What happens when architects and planners leave and [...] places become appropriated by people. Iwaan Baan, 2013
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. Personal Statement . Education and [work] Expierience . Skills and Expertise . Languages . River CocĂł - Portal Museum
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. City Hall of Porto Alegre Design Competition
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. In between walls and windows: an attempt to face gentrification in the Community Verdes Mares. Keywords: Gentrification; Social housing; Urbanization in informal settlements.
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Recognitions Nomimated as one of 21 “Best Graduation Projects of Brazil and Portugal” by ARCHDAILY BRAZIL, 2016. Available at http://www.archdaily.com. br/br/801579/os-melhores-trabalhos-deconclusao-de-curso-do-brasil-e-portugal. Selected for: EXPO - CAU UFC 2014.2 Semestral exhibition of works at the Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism of Universidade Federal do Ceará .
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Architect and Urbanist Universidade Federal do Ceará (UFC) Fortaleza, Brazil bredervitor@gmail.com issuu.com/vitorbreder2 + 55 (85) 9 8787 6535
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Languages Portuguese English Italian Spanish
Native IELTS 7,0 Fluent Basic
Education and [work] experience Universidade Federal do Ceará (UFC) Bachelor degree in Architecture and Urbanism (5 yrs course). Fortaleza, Brazil.
REDE Arquitetos - Intern (5 months)
Other 2016 Final dissertation / Graduation Project Design competitions - Participation - Saint Gobain Sustainable Design Competition - IAB/DF and CAU/BR Headquarters (Collaboration with REDE Arquitetos)
2014 Design competitions - Participation - Designing a Louisville Children’s Museum, Revitalizing a Downtown Edge . Group of 3 members. - City Hall of Porto Alegre. Collaboration with REDE Arquitetos .
Architecture and Urbanism office. Developing design ideas, producing drawings and imagery, participation in competitions. Fortaleza, Brazil.
Staniforth Architects - Intern (3 wks)
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Archictecure office. Developing design ideas. Leicester, United Kingdom.
De Montfort University (1 yr)
2012 Bamboo Construction Workshop 5 days Workshop provided by TIBÁ Institute . Arraial do Cabo, Brazil.
Science Without Borders exchange program. Leicester, United Kingdom.
Bezerra & Becker - Intern (9 months)
2011 INOVAR Competition - participation - Inovation and sustainability in unifamiliar residential buildings .
Landscape design office. Detailing and specifying landscape design projects. Fortaleza, Brazil
CONSULTEC JR - Project Manager (1 yr)
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Civil Engineering and Architecture Junior Company, Universidade Federal do Ceará. Fortaleza, Brazil.
Universidade Federal do Ceará (UFC)
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Beginning of studies in Architecture and Urbanism. Fortaleza, Brazil.
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River Cocรณ - Portal Museum Fortaleza, Brazil - 2014.1 Selected for EXPO - semestral course exhibition at Universidade Federal do Cearรก . As part of the discipline: Architectonic Project 6, students were challenged to propose a Portal Museum nearby River Cocรณ, situated in the biggest urban park in Latin America. The objective of such project was to create a public institution binding together educational and cultural purposes along with leisure and research.
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The river Cocรณ is an important hydric resource of the state of Cearรก, Brazil. Crossing 4 municipalities over its 50km length, the river flows until its delta at the coast of the city of Fortaleza. Despite its significance, both environmental and economical, the area lacks of infrastructures, funds and attractions leading to several problems, underlining: the pollution of natural resources, invasion of protected reserves, poor communication between urban tissue and the park, dangerous and abandoned areas. In order to minimize the impact on protected areas and house the entire program of the building, the design concept was developedas a modular structure, able to adapt to different levels and types of soil.
Site location Delta of river Cocรณ at the shore of Fortaleza 500m
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The main idea was to predict a future replication of this structure allowing an expansion of the museum into nature and not only in the designated site, reiterating the connection between people and the environment. Also, in such approach, the museum should be able to better connect to the existent - yet incipient - equipments of the park.
Ground Floor 10m 1. General services: bathrooms, dock and storage, maintenance and staff areas; 2. Public area corresponding to a hall of reception, info point, store and lockers; 3. Auditorium for events and presentations; 4. Library for both adults and children; 5. Administration offices.
First Floor 10m 1. Permanent exhibitions; 2. Exhibition services 3. Laboratory and technical reserve 4. Police and health stations; 5. Executive and Finance administration.
Second Floor 10m 1. CafĂŠ 2. Permanent Exhibitions 3. Temporary Exhibitions 4. Expo services 5. Observatory
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City Hall of Porto Alegre Porto Alegre, Brazil - 2014 Competition Entry In collaboration with REDE Arquitetos , the team designed a nearly 6.000m² building to house the new headquarters of Porto Alegre’s City Hall, predicting fluid workspaces and a connection between the old structure and its surroundings. My role was to support and develop ideas since early sketches until its completion, giving special attention to the resolution of the program, landscape design and production of images.
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Image produced in colaboration with Luiz Cattony and Bruno PerdigĂŁo - REDE Arquitetos
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Extrusion and distribution of the program conditioned the choice for a 4-storey building.
To improve ventilation and illumination of workspaces, an open atrium was established in the middle of the building.
Vertical brises were thought to provide protection from insulation and enable cross ventilation.
Green roofs proposed to help the maintenance of temperature inside the building and also to make profit of rainwater reuse system.
Main entrance Image produced by Bruno PerdigĂŁo - REDE Arquitetos
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Atrium Image produced in colaboration with Bruno PerdigĂŁo - REDE Arquitetos Ground Floor 1st Floor 1:750 1:750
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Workspaces Image produced in colaboration with Bruno PerdigĂŁo - REDE Arquitetos 2nd Floor 3rd Floor 1:750 1:750
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Urbanization of Verdes Mares Community Fortaleza, Brazil - 2016 Nominated as one of 21 “Best Graduation Projects of Brazil and Portugal” by ARCHDAILY BRAZIL, 2016. Web link at “Bibliography” The housing deficit is perhaps the most approached problem by urbanists and researchers of the field in Brazil. The country lacks over 5.2 million dwellings (PNAD, 2012), situation that is mainly perceived inside important urban centers. In such context, informal settlements spread more and more, partly as a cause and/or an effect of gentrification and social segregation. Observing these dynamics inside the city of Fortaleza, my final dissertation attempts to find answers to such problems by studying urban policies, analyzing and experiencing life inside a poor community and finally proposing a design not as an end, but as a mean to assist people achieving, most of all, basic human rights, dignity and social integration.
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According to the city´s subdivision plan, the main four cores of the community are situated at public land for about 40-50 years. Nowadays, the area is considered a Special Zone of Social Interest (ZEIS), where social integration and land regularization should be taken as a priority. However, speculations over two subway stations to be constructed in the area and the rise of real sate value mainly due to the establishment of a Public
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Private Partnership nearby - threatens the locals of future eviction and gentrification. With its 2280 inhabitants distributed into 692 dwellings, the population occupies about 80% of the entire land available. This causes the overcharge of infrastructure, compromising the access to illumination, ventilation, water, drainage and sewage systems.
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Population: 563 inhabitants Housing units: 174 Area: 8.836m² Density: 637 inhab/ha
Population: 666 inhabitants Housing units: 188 Area: 12.636m² Density: 417 inhab/ha
Population: 137 Housing units: 4 Area: 1.028m² Density: 1.332 i
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Population: 277 inhabitants Housing units: 92 Area: 6.715m² Density: 412 inhab/ha
Population: 637 inhabitants Housing units: 195 Area: 11.744m² Density: 542 inhab/ha
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The proposal then tried to ally a process of design with urban policies and legal strategies. The plan consisted of an integration of the community to the urban tissue of the surroundings, creating pedestrianized paths, public equipments and social housing with broad community participation.
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Masterplan 50m 1. Papicu’s Intermodal Station. 2. Cultural Center 3. Housing 1 4. Housing 2 5. Memorial 6. Housing 3 7. ´Favelinha´ 8. Public Arena
9. Housing 4 10. Modified street 11. Housing cooperative + Community Center 12. Muti-use building and access to subway station 13. General Hospital of Fortaleza - HGF. 14. Housing 5 Access to subway stations
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Equipments Equipments were conceived to foster social integration through the empowerment of public institutions and the improvement of public spaces, but also by supporting local activities such as labor, leisure and cultural mobilization.
Land regularization and resettlement In order to regularize and improve housing conditions, many actions took place, resulting in the resettlement of a substantial number of housing units. Though its vast rate - 45% - it is important to highlight that almost 39% of the total was due to the proposal of the subway stations, which this project did not want to disregard. Thus, an alternative for the simple complete removal of the community was set. Social Housing Five kinds of housing units were planned with the main goal of giving support to the soon to be removed families, varying their typologies, construction strategies, zoning and participation. They were all established to solve the deficit caused by the process of land regularization, achieving a surplus of 2 housing units and 21 services/commerce units.
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1m Residential Commercial / services / community equipment
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BAAN, IWAN. Ingenious homes in unexpected places . Official TED conference, September 2013. Available at <http://www.ted.com/talks/iwan_baan_ingenious_homes_in_unexpected_places?language=en> PNAD - Pesquisa Nacional por Amostra de domicĂlios. 2007 - 2012. Available at < http://www.ibge.gov.br/home/estatistica/pesquisas/pesquisa_ resultados.php?id_pesquisa=40 > The Best Graduation Projects of Brazil and Portugal. Available at <http:// www.archdaily.com.br/br/801579/os-melhores-trabalhos-de-conclusao-decurso-do-brasil-e-portugal>
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Vitor Breder Architect and Urbanist Fortaleza, Brazil bredervitor@gmail.com issuu.com/vitorbreder2 + 55 (85) 9 8787 6535