PORTFOLIO Valerian Kleinschnitz
Valerian Kleinschnitz Mainzerstr. 26 10247 Berlin +49(0)1634555357 vkleinschnitz@gmail.com Nationality: german & french Born 17/05/1988 in Würzburg, Germany
EDUCATION 2018
University of Architecture, ENSAP Val-de-Seine (FR) Certicicate
Master of Architecture
2015/16 University of Architecture, Nagoya Daigaku (JP) Certificate
1st year of Master in Architecture
2013/15 University of Architecture, ENSAP Val-de-Seine (FR) Diploma
Bachelor of Architecture
2011/13 University of Applied Sciences Würzburg (GR) Certificate
2010
1st year of Bachelor in Architecture
Franz-Oberthür Schule, Würzburg (GR) Diploma
University-entrance Diploma
WORK EXPERIENCE 2010/11 Centre Théodore Monod, Erckartswiller (FR)
Volunteer as Social worker in a home for mental handicap people. Certificate Alternative Civilian Service
08-2011 J. P. GILCH F.KALK L.GILCH Architects, Strasbourg (FR) Trainee building engineering Certificate six weeks of internship
02-2014 UNION REMPART Coucy-le-Chateau (FR)
Volunteer as restorer for patrimony Certificate two weeks of internship at a building site
02-2015 BIECHER Architects, Paris (FR)
Trainee building engineering Certificate four weeks of internship
08-2016 FT Architects, Tokyo (JP)
Trainee building engineering Certificate two weeks of internship
09-2017/ Grüntuch-Ernst Architekten (GR) 02-2018 Trainee building engineering Certificate
six months of internship
LANGUAGES German French English Japanese
native language excellent excellent elementary 2
HOBBIES jogging & swimming painting travelling
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CONTENTS
Bauabschnitt WA3
Bauabschnitt WA2 +1 WA2-4
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WA6-3 WA6-2 WA6-1 WA5 WA3-1 WA3-2
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Auguststr . 51, 10119 Berlin Tel. 030 / 3087788 , Fax 030 / 3087787
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Datum
Index
Änderungen
10.
Grüntuch Ernst Planungsgesellschaft mbH
Architekt
Friedenauer Höhe - WA1 + WA2 Fertigstellung Vorentwurfsplanung
Erstellung Vorentwurfsplanung
Änderungen
Din A3
Format
ohne 1-50
Maßstab
Vorentwurfsplanung
Planstand
FRH- WA12-2-AR-XX-3D-XX-001-B-P
Plancodierung
07. Modellphoto
Planinhalt
01. LAKE-SIDE RESTAURANT
02. THE COMMUNITY CENTRE
03. MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART
04. HOUSING AT THE CANAL ST. MARTIN
05. LEISURE RESIDENCE, ORIGAMI
06. ARTISANAL HOUSE
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09. THE VALLEY
THE NEW CULTURE PATH
FRIEDENAUER HÖHE
ANNEX
LAKE-SIDE RESTAURANT YEAR
PROGRAMS
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1st year of Beachelor/FHWS WĂźrzburg/Germany Reataurant/ Event space
The lake-side restaurant is a place where families can make an excursion. It has a large inside space as well as a big outside space. A separated event space can be added to the inside space. The restaurant has a platform in the middle of the sea connected by a runway where guests can relax or go directly into the water. The building integrates perfectly into the terrain of a hill with its round and flat form. MODEL
SITUATION MODEL
SCHEMA OF THE FORM IN ITS SURROUNDINGS
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THE COMMUNITY CENTRE
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1st year of Beachelor/FHWS WĂźrzburg/Germany
PROGRAMS
Community centre/ Event space
The project is a community centre for the community of Lengfeld in WĂźrzburg. Once it had been a fire station for the community. After a new fire station had been build it left empty and unused. The building is located in a central place of the community next to a bus station. It was build in a traditional way with roof beams. The idea of the project was to give back the building to the community and to keep the identity of it. The new building is build with a couple roof and has big spaces for events. MODEL
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DETAIL
MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART 03 YEAR
2st year of Beachelor/ENSAP Val-de-Seine/France
PROGRAM
Museum
The site of the museum is in a backyard behind a tall dwelling. This dwelling blocks part of the light during the day. The task had been to create a space that makes the small space of the backyard feel bigger and used the few light efficiently. The idea had been to design the museum like a secret garden labyrinth disconnected form the outside world. The museum is divided into boxes that are connected with corridors and galleries. The boxes are arrange around open green spaces between small corridors. The building is in a continuous exchange with the outside space. The visitor can walk around the exhibition halls and discovers new places in transition with small corridors. Each green open space and each box offers several directions that appears the space of the museum feel endless. The exhibition halls are glass boxes with sunblocks to the south-side. PERSPECTIVE
CONCEPT ABSRACT
PRINCIPAL RULE
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A museum as a labyrinth. Architecture creating a parcours.
A SERIES OF PICTURES
BIRD’S EYE VIEW
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SECTION Etage 1er
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LA SALLE DE COURS
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STOCKAGE
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GALLERY| EXPOSITION HALLS
1:100 Sud
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MODEL
JAURÈS/ LA ROTONDE THE SITE PLACE DE LA RÉPUBLIQUE
PLACE DE LA BASTILLE
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HOUSING AT THE CANAL ST. MARTIN 04 YEAR
2st year of Beachelor/ENSAP Val-de-Seine/France
PROGRAMS
Social housing/ Public space
The site of the building is peaked and narrow, at the end of the angle of the lot. But this peak corner appears also to be the best part of the lot due to its location. From this point of view nearly the entire surroundings can be seen. Because of this reason the building has vast terraces at its peak site from where someone can appreciate a view with high quality. The building itself is shaped like a boat that berth next to the canal St. Martin. The area of the canal St. Martin is animated where people enjoy a walk or have a picnic at sunny days. The building wants to extend this life on its site with a garden at the first floor that is accessible for everybody. MODEL
CANAL ST. MARTIN WITH BUILDING
IMPRESSIONS OF THE SURROUNDINGS
HOUSING DIVISION ONE ROOM TWO ROOMS THREE ROOMS FOUR ROOMS FIVE ROOMS ATELIER TOTAL SUFACE
3x 45mq 2x 73mq 1x 104mq 2x 170mq 2x 190mq 60mq 1.165mq
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5TH F.
4TH F.
THE SITE SUBWAY
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Square des Jacques Bonsergent Récollets
SITE PLAN
Paris, 10th arr.
MIDDLE SCHOOL
Louise Michel
CHANNEL Canal Saint Martin
3TH F.
1:3.000
SECOND F.
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SOUTH FACADE
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FIRST F.
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NORTH FACDE
10m
SECTION A
SECTION B
SOUTH SIDE
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PLAN AND SECTION OF A FIVE ROOMS FLAT
NORTH SIDE
DETAIL OF THE BALCONY FACADE, SOUTHSIDE
LEISURE RESIDENCE, ORIGAMI 05 YEAR
3st year of Beachelor/ENSAP Val-de-Seine/France
PROGRAM
Holiday houses
The project required to design 12 units of holiday houses that are assembled into bigger houses. One cube of a holiday house contains two bedrooms at the first floor and all the facilities at the upper floor. One of the four leisure residence is combined out of three cubes of those holiday houses. The leisure residence are situated at the edge of a village and in front of a lake. The general architecture of the houses is very expressive so that guest that spend their vacations at the Origami Leisure Residence enjoy their stay. The expressive architecture wants to enhance the quality of the stay. MODEL
SITE PLAN FIRST FLOOR
10m
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4th F.
SECTION A
SECTION B
1 Development of one cube of a leisure residence with the sleeping room downstairs and the living spaces upstaires.
3th F.
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Adding three cubes together in one building with a circulation.
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2nd F.
STUDY AND MANIPULATION OF A “BOX-FOLD”
1st F.
WEST
EAST
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SOUTH
NORTH
ARTISANAL HOUSE YEAR
3st year of Beachelor/ENSAP Val-de-Seine/France
PROGRAMS
Housing/ Working space
06
The artisanal house combines the living and the working space of a photographer. The house is situated at the lake Leman in France. It is in a band between other houses with blind walls inbetween that separate the plots. Because of its blind walls the building opens its roof in order to let light inside. From the point of view of a pedestrian the openings on the roof look like mountains that imitate the mountains of the Alps in the background. The building itself adapts to its terrain with its flat long form like the lake and its silhouette of the mountains. Its is a line between lake and mountain. MODEL
A LINE BETWEEN LAKE AND MOUNTAINS
A SERIES OF PHOTOGAPHS OF THE HOUSE
LIVING-SPACE
Studio of the photographer
LEAKSIDE
WORKING-SPACE
STREETSIDE
DRAFT
B LV
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B
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10m
Rdc
PLAN
SECTION A
STUDIO OF THE PHOTOGRAPHER
LIVING-SPACE
SECTION B
THE VALLEY YEAR
1st year of Master/Nagoya Daigaku/Japan
PROGRAMS
Libary/Parking/Bus stations/Shops/Parc/Subway Exit
07
The valley is a hybrid building that combines different uses as well as public transport connections. It connects the Hoshigaoka subway station with a bus stations with eight buses. But the main use is the library that float over the bus stations. The building is called the valley because of its open space in the middle of the building that is shaped like one. This valley forms the exit of the subway station from where the people walk to their buses. It is a open green space with vegetation that grows up the stepped facades. At the exit of the subway station people walk up a wide stairs planted with big trees and a waterfall to the side that form all together a gorge inspired by the Takachiho gorge on the island Kyushu of Japan. The idea had been to bring back the nature into the city especially because of the high appreciation for nature by the Japanese. The building is designed out of different layers that creates switching atmospheres by passing throughout it. MODEL
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SPLITING THE BUILDING BY ITS FUNCTIONS.
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CREATION OF SPACE INBETWEEN THEM.
DEVELOPMENT OF A VALLY INSIDE THE BUILDING.
IMPRESSIONS OF THE SURROUNDINGS
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PLOT AREA 2.600mq
4,3 FLOOR AREA RATIO 80% COVERED AREA
SITE PLAN
GROSS FLOOR AREA 4.588mq
HYBRIDS Uses
Urban context
PARC
SHOPS
BUSES (8)
2,2%
23,2% 63% 180 cars 52 bicycles
6,6% 0%
Nagoya Higashiyama
PARKING/ BICYCLES
5%
NAGOYA
SITE PLAN
LIBRARY
THE SITE 1:20.000
Hoshigaoka Subway Station 星ヶ丘駅
100%
REFERENCE FOR THE STAIRCASE #TAKACHIHO GORGE JAPAN
EXIT SUBWAY
WIDE STAIRCASE
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The way out of the subway to the busses goes in a zigzag course through the interior park (Nakaniwa). In turning left and right the pedestrian experiences the surrounding stronger. Inside the building the path proceeds in different directions and turns around in order to give the impression of an infinitive space. The space opens itself in form of layer after layer kinematically towards a terminal (Oku).
ENTRANCE TO THE LIBRARY
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EXIT SUBWAY
LONGITUDINAL SECTION
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EXIT SUBWAY Coupe C (4) Coupe C
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SOUTH FACADE EXIT SUBWAY Coupe C
Coupe C (1)
Coupe C (1)
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GROUND LEVEL PLAN
THE NEW CULTURE PATH YEAR
1st year of Master/Nagoya Daigaku/Japan
PROGRAMS
Exhibition space/Coffee shop/Children’s library/
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Lecture rooms/Guesthouse of Nagoya city government
08
The new culture path is an extension of the Nagoya Ceramics Hall. The Nagoya Ceramics Hall was the office for the Nagoya Ceramic Commerce in 1932. The project was to redesign the building in a museum for the ceramic union with exhibition spaces in combination with other public uses like a children’s library and lecture rooms. The new building is shaped over the existing building like a snake. It has a completely different design than the existing one in order to guarantee its identity and to create a contrast. MODEL
Nagoya Ceramics Hall
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名古屋陶磁器会館
YEAR OF CONSTRUCTION : 1932 ARCHITECTE : Kazuhide Takasu
EXTENSION OF THE CORRIDOR IN THE EXISTING BUILDING.
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IDEA: THE USES OF THE BUILDING GROW AROUND THE EXTENDES CORRIDOR LIKE A SNAKE AROUND A BRANCH.
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BIRD’S EYE VIEW
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ARRANGING THE USES AROUND THE EXTENDED CORRIDOR.
CREATING CONNEXTIONS BETWEEN THE VOLUMS AND ITS USES.
PROGRAMS : 1st Floor - Exhibition space, Introduction of the Ceramic Union and Ceramic Industry, Libary of ceramics - Meeting rooms of the Ceramic Union - Resting place - Shop 2nd Floor - Coffee shop - Children’s library - Exhibition space, Introducton of the Culture Path Coupe BB (4)
3rd Floor - Guesthouse of Nagoya city government - Lecture rooms
CORRIDOR SECOND FLOOR
CHILDREN’S LIBRARY
TRANSVERSAL SECTION
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LONGITUDINAL SECTION
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Lecture room Lecture room
Guesthouse of Nagoya City Government
2 Floor (5)
Lecture room
THIRD FLOOR
Children's Library
Introduction of the Cultural Path with exhibition
Coffee shop for visitors
SECOND FLOOR
1 Floor (9)
NF: +4,53 = +429,53
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Resting place
Introduction of Ceramic Union and Ceramic Industry
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Closed-stock of the library
Meeting rooms of the Ceramic Union Selling some ceramics
Library of ceramics
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FIRST FLOOR
ENTRANCE HALL
TERRACE 3TH FLOOR
COFFEE SHOP
TERRACE OF COFFEE SHOP
AT THE AFTERGLOW
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NORTH FACADE
SOUTH FACADE
ANNEX YEAR
10
1st year of Beachelor/FHWS Würzburg/Germany
Hand drawings of an excursion to Bolzano.
Neubaukirche, Church
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MUSEION, Museum for modern and contemporary art
Swimming pool Lido at the lake Kalterer See
POSITIVE SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT YEAR
1st year of Beachelor/FHWS WĂźrzburg/Germany
A creation of a positive spatial arrangement of several different forms that penetrate each other differently. Some forms are attached to each other, other ones sink into each other. It is an object that creates positive space by stratifying forms.
10 NEGATIVE SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT YEAR
1st year of Beachelor/FHWS WĂźrzburg/Germany
A creation of a negative spatial arrangement of a defined volume that is deepened in different ways. Some negative forms are scratched out of the given volume, others are holed or caved. The different negative forms cross each other inside the given volume and create an interesting negative spatial arrangement.
Artwork by Gerhard Richter