Portfolio V Naoum by Vissarion Naoum

Architectural Portfolio

Education

MS c i n Pu bl i c B u i l d i n g s / Pu b l i c R eal m TU - D E LF T, D e p. o f Arc h i tec t u re 2008-2011, Delft, the Netherlands | Graduation Studio Public building / Public realm | Specializations Housing projects, Construction Design, Public Projects, Facades

DIPLOMA I N A RCH I T EC T U R E U NI . OF TH E S S A LY / DEP. O F A RC H I T EC T U R E 2000-2006, Volos, Greece | Graduation with Academic exellence 8.5/10

Professional experienece U N - St u d i o , Arc h i tec t w w w. u n stu dio. co m | 2016 Whenzhou WTC 12 housing towers project in China, Whenzhou, 2D/ 3D Proposal design, floorplans, facades, sections, with team of 4 people | 2016 Shenzung MIX C. Competition, Proposion for a public and mix building with towers. 2D/ 3D Proposal design, floorplans, facades, sections, with team of 5 people. vna+, Viss a r i o n N a o u m Arc h i te c t u re Pl u s R egi s tered Arc h ite c te c t i n N e t h e r l a n d s B ure au Arc h itec te n re gi ste r 1.121101.012 w w w. vn aplu s. eu PA R T 3 Arc h i te c t R eg istered in Net h erl and s. Janu a r y 2 0 1 3 - n ow, The Hague, NL BUR E AU S L A , Archi tec tu ral As s i s t ant w w w. bu reau sla. nl Janu ar y 2 0 1 5 - S ep temb er 2015, Ams terdam, NL | Fort Asperen Dome Develop Design / Production / Installation / construction. (Equivalent to Riba stages 2 - 7) | Hofjes Schipluiden Concept Design through to application for planning approval (Equivalent to Riba stages 2 - 5) | Plastic Pavilijoen Technical Design to Construction (Equivalent to Riba stages 4 - 7) MAR CO VA N Z A L A R C H I T E C T U R E, Arc h i tec t Freel an cer w w w. marcovan zal. n l / D ecemb er 2 0 1 4 - Ja n ua r y 2015, Am ste rda m , NL | Restoration of Offices in Enschende Concept design proposals and Visualisation (Equivalent to Riba stages 1 - 4) TO M BER GE VOE T A R C H I T E C T U R E, Arc h i tec t Freel an cer ht t p : / / w w w. to mb e rgevo et arc h itec t ure. n l / S eptember 2 0 1 4 - N ove m b e r 2014, Am s te rda m , N L | Ijburg Recidences - flexible houses Brief preparation and Concept design through to application for planning approval and Construction (Equivalent to Riba stages 1 - 4)

C CONC E PT D E S I GN Arc hi te c t w w w.cconcep td es i gn.com/ Feb ru a r y 2014 - Ju l y 2014, The H a g u e, N L | Luzhniki Sport Hotel (Moscow Russia) | | | | | | | |

Riviera Mall (Moscow, Russia) Skolkovo Kvadrat (Moscow Russia) Krona Market (Moscow, Russia) Marina Mall (St Petersburg, Russia) Atrium Gallery Chizhov ( Voronezh, Russia) IKEA Ekaterinbu rg (Ekaterinbu rg, Russia) Shopping Centre (Perm, Russia) Stone Park / Masterplan (Perm, Russia) Concept / design proposals and product development for various retailers, modeling, image manipulation, layout design. (equivalent to Riba stages 0-5)

A FTU - Ag ent for t he Und eru s ed, Freelancer ht t p ://w w w.a f t u.com Ju ne 2013 - D ecemb er 2013, R ot terd am, NL | Biologisch Restaurant sijthoff Cafe interior (Equivalent to Riba ALL stages 0 - 7) | colour patched Hospitality furniture / design & construction (Equivalent to Riba ALL stages 0 - 7) Studio M ak k ink en B ay R esearcher, ht t p ://w w w.s t u d i om a k k i nk b ey.nl / Janu ar y 2013 - MAY 2013, S chi edam, NL | Biologisch Restaurant Sijthoff Cafe - Restaurant interior (Equivalent to Riba ALL stages 0 - 7) | colour patched Hospitality furniture / design & construction (Equivalent to Riba ALL stages 0 - 7) St u d i o E l mo Vermi js Architec t research, Space Designer ht t p ://w w w.e l m ove r m i j s.com /? l a ng = nl Ju ne 2012 - D ecemb er 2012, Z aand am, NL | DACHA / SEA HOLIDAY WOODEN HOUSING Concept design through to Fabrication (Equivalent to Riba ALL stages 0 - 7) Tsolak is Architec ts I nte r n / Arc hi te c t re gi s te re d ht t p ://w w w.t s ol a k i s a rc hi te c t s.gr /e n/ S e p te m b e r 2 0 0 6 -Au g os t 2 0 0 8 , L a r i s a -At hens, GR | Several Private Housing Projects in Larisa / Athens Brief preparation and Concept design through to application for planning approval and Construction (Equivalent to Riba ALL stages 0 - 7) M M + T A R C HI TE C TS i ntern archi tec t, S e p te m b e r 2 0 0 4 - Au g os t 2 0 0 5 , L a r i s s a , GR | Housing projects Concept and Developed design Kons t a nt i nos Ad a m a k i s Arc hi te c t s i ntern Archi tec t , ht t p ://w w w.a d a m a k i s - a rc hi te c t s.gr / S e p te m b e r 2 0 0 2 - D e ce m b e r 2 0 0 4 , Vol os , GR | Housing projects in a traditional environment, Pelion, GR Concept and Developed design

Competitions Aug o s t 2 0 1 4 | # JA 2014 competition / P/////AKT/Amsterdam New facade, Multy Purpose, Reclaimed Materials Jonge Architecten Prijs (2014) Augo s t 2 0 1 1 | “Bulb Competition Panels, Pelion, Greece With Collaboration Archiv+ Greece www.archivplus.org Architectural Design Team: V. Naoum, S. Xanthopoulou E. Boubari, Theodore Dounas November 2 0 1 0 | Tower of Pireus Changing the Face / Façades Reformation Collaboration design team: V. Mavratzas, C. Papasarantou, V. Naoum M arc h 2 0 0 8 | Museum of water, Larissa, Greece Competition for the old water facilities of Larissa

Publications

PR OTOT YPI NG | Model Making | 3D Printing | Wood & metal machinery

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November 2 0 0 9 |Protospace 4.0 | | Pro jec t p res e nt at i o n , published in Architectenweb Magazine [issue 29] Janu ar y 2 0 0 4 | India - Rajastan” | diary for the annual architectural trip to India, Rajasthan. Published and edited by Theoklis Kanarelis and Iordanis Stilidis.

Memberships Techn ic al Ch ambe r o f G re e ce Registered Architect B ureau Arc h itec te n re gi ste r o f N e t h e r l a n d s Registered Architect 1.121101.012

Hobbies Carpenting, DIY , Photography, Art, Cinema, Travelling, swimming.

Contents

A B 2 8

WTC Centrer,13 towers

UNStudio, Whenzhou WTC, China

Public mix Buidling

UNStudio / Competition / Shenzung, China

Plastic Waste

Asperen, Netherlands

Dome

Asperen, Netherlands

Facade for P/////akt

Grand Cafe Sijthoff

Solkovo Mall

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Leiden, Netherlands Kvavdrat Moscow

Mega Mall

Ekateringburg , Russia

Gallery Chizhov

Riviera Mall

66 72

Voronezh Russia Moscow, Russia

Offices

Enschende, Netherlands

Student Housing

Amsterdam, Netherlands

Academic Experience

Public Buildings Final Thesis

Protospace 4.0 MSc 2

TU-Delft, Netherlands

Rotterdam, Netherlands

University Campus Delft, Netherlands

Housing MSc 1

The Hague, Netherlands

UNStudio DESIGN COMPETITION

PUBLIC

2016

Shenzhen, China

Shenzhen MIX C+,

Sungang district is the Logistic center of Shenzhen. It is the hub for goods transportation, dispatch and whilesale. Food as the connector: The celebration of food is the key to the project. The food experience hall is the main destination as well as the propeller of rest programs. Incubator: The creative workspace situated in the podium and tower can serve as the link between food & commerce. An open flexible work environment enables dynamic discussions and collaborations. Interactive experiences:Through an interface where chefs and gourmands collaborate face to face a new food experience can be entertained. From farm to table: Fresh & healthy ingredients are precious urban commodities, Making them omre accessible to public will invite more content concious costomers join providing new positive needs for the industry.

Co-create 新空

R esidential 住宅

Office 公室

Apartment 公寓

Co-create 新空

FOOD EXPERIENCE HALL MARKET LIFESTYLE RETAIL RESTAURANTS F&B garden

F&B garden

庭

Cinema 影院

Co-create 新空

庭

Recreation 休

Special F&B

COOKING WORKSHOP

Fitness 健身

主

We-Work 家空

Conference 会室

Lifestyle Retail 休物

OFFICE

Organic Food Market 有机食品

CREATIVE WORKSPACE Coffee 咖 Seafood hall 海美食

refrigerated warehouse 冷

ENTERTAINMENT

Lobby 大堂

Gourmet Foodhall 美食广

TOWER CORE PARKING

Supermarket 超市

LANDSCAPE FARMERS MARKET

Client Yongjia World Trade Real Estate CO. ltd. Project Architects UN-Studio Size aprox: 300,000m2

60-90 min

SITE 15-20 min 30-40 min 40-50 min

REGIONAL ACCESSIBILITY

Project frontages

LOCATION

Planning parameters

Main frontage - urban

CREATIVE WORKSPACE

INTERACTION

Main frontage - pedestrian 食 FOOD EXPERIENCE

Service access 食

SUPPLY & SERVICE

Secondary frontage - pedestrian

ACCESSIBILITY

3D DIMENSIONAL ORGANISATION

Sunken plaza

Main market hall

Vertical circulation node

Seafood hall

Green terrace

MODULARITY

SEQUENCE

CIRCULATION

Co-create 新空

R esidential 住宅

Office 公室

Apartment 公寓

Co-create 新空

FOOD EXPERIENCE HALL MARKET LIFESTYLE RETAIL RESTAURANTS F&B garden

F&B garden

庭

Cinema 影院

Co-create 新空

庭

Recreation 休

Special F&B

COOKING WORKSHOP

Fitness 健身

主

We-Work 家空

ENTERTAINMENT

Conference 会室

Lifestyle Retail 休物

OFFICE

Organic Food Market 有机食品

CREATIVE WORKSPACE Coffee 咖 Seafood hall 海美食

refrigerated warehouse 冷

TOWER CORE

Lobby 大堂

Gourmet Foodhall 美食广

PARKING

Supermarket 超市

LANDSCAPE FARMERS MARKET

VERTICAL PROGRAM DISTRIBUTION

Restaurant

Lifestyle anchor store

Cooking Workshop

Cafe & bookstore

Food Experience Hall

食家

FACADE TRANSLUCENT WOVEN TEXTURE REVEALING INNER PROGRAM

ROOF PLAN car entrance to B2

exit for trucks

exit for cars

trucks entrance to B1 Resi lobby Asian wonders

Resi lobby

Asian fusion

Sea grill DW

Main entrance

Grill

void

Kitchen boutiques Aquarium Cafe

Gourmet place

Sea tanks Aquarium

Spice & herbs

Office reception void

Cafe

void Flowers

Sea snacks

Vegetables & fruits

European delights

Japanese cusine

Resi lobby

Conference

Main entrance

Sunken courtyard

GROUND PLAN

car entrance to B2

Restaurant

UP UP

Lifestyle Retail

VOID

Lifestyle Retail Kitchenware Flagship

VOID

VOID VOID

Lifestyle Retail Kitchenware Flagship

Office Organic Market

restaurant F&B highend

F&B highend

Lifestyle Retail Cafe / Tea House

restaurant

LEVEL 1 Lifestyle Retail

Bookstore - Cafe

Organic & Herb Market

Lifestyle Shop

VOID

Office

VOID

VOID Lifestyle Shop

F&B Highend Restaurant Bookstore Cafe

Bookstore - Cafe

Bookstore Cafe

Lifestyle Retail

Bookstore - Cafe

Office

LEVEL 2 31.32°

3°

40°

40.6

40° 40°

BOH Delivery Kitchen

130

Lifestyle Retail

Offices

Entertainment Children playground

Lifestyle Retail

90 29.8°

Office Podium Loft Styule Office Space

40°

I-MAX Cinemas

240

40°

VOID

entrance

LOBBY

VOID

entrance

40°

VOID

VOID entrance

Office

29.8°

Lifestyle Anchor

Entertainment KTV

Balcony 40°

40°

40° 40°

Offices

LEVEL 5

LONGITUDINAL SECTION

NORTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

GOURMET FOOD HALL | LEVEL 1 食家 |

GOURMET FOOD HALL | MEZZANINE 食家 |

Shenzhen CRL MixC+ food terminal | 华润争岗万象食家

UNStudio Develop Design, Production, Installation, construction ( Equivalent to Riba stages 2 - 7 )

PUBLIC / PRIVATE

2016

Whenzhou WTC, Wenzhou, China

The success of The UNStudioâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s design for the new Yongjia World Trade Centre in Wehzhou, in China, presents a green neighbourhood in the sky which combines several aspects of trade and bussines, a diverse program mix, accessible public landscape and Housing in the north part. The composition of the towers will interweave with its surroundings, yet wil remain recognisable as a family of objects. The World Trade Centre will create a new image for the WTC brand and will become a unique symbol for the new riverside city of Wenzhou. The functional shift of the WTC area - from a business and financial district to a mixed-use development and housing which includes cultural and recreational facilities and a high percentage of residential properties - will create a forward-looking and sustainable city district that has all the components needed to support economic growth whilst propelling social connectivity and local identity.

Client Yongjia World Trade Real Estate CO. ltd. Project Architects UN-Studio Size: aprox: 250,000m2

01 P-2-303

Typical tower 2

1:500

2200

56900 2100

3700

5200

3400

3100

4200

3000

3750

3000

4200

3100

3400

5200

3700

2100

ROOF 3000

+98.000 M

ROOF

LEVEL 32

+98.000 M

TYPE3B

+95.000 M

TYPE2A

TYPE1A

TYPE4B

3000

+95.000 M

LEVEL 32

LEVEL 31 3000

3000

+92.000 M

LEVEL 31

LEVEL 30

+92.000 M

3000

+89.000 M

LEVEL 30

LEVEL 29

+89.000 M

3000

+86.000 M

LEVEL 29 +86.000 M

LEVEL 28 3000

3000

+83.000 M

01 Floorplan even floors

3000

+83.000 M

P-2-303

LEVEL 27

LEVEL 27 +80.000 M

1:500

3000

LEVEL 28

+80.000 M 3000

LEVEL 26 3000

+77.000 M

LEVEL 26 +77.000 M 3000

LEVEL 25 3000

+74.000 M

LEVEL 25 +74.000 M 3000

TYPE4A

LEVEL 24 3000

+71.000 M

LEVEL 24 +71.000 M 3000

LEVEL 23 +68.000 M 3000

LEVEL 22 +65.000 M 3000

LEVEL 21 +62.000 M 3000

LEVEL 20 +59.000 M 3000

LEVEL 19 +56.000 M

+56.000 M 3000

TYPE4B

3000

LEVEL 19

LEVEL 18 +53.000 M 3000

LEVEL 18 +53.000 M

+50.000 M

TYPE4B

98000

LEVEL 16 +47.000 M

LEVEL 16 +47.000 M 3000

TYPE5A

3000

+50.000 M

3000

LEVEL 17

LEVEL 15 +44.000 M 3000

LEVEL 15 3000

LEVEL 14

3000

LEVEL 13

3000

LEVEL 12

3000

+44.000 M

LEVEL 11

+41.000 M 3000

LEVEL 14 +41.000 M

+38.000 M 3000

LEVEL 13 +38.000 M

+35.000 M

LEVEL 12

3000

+35.000 M

+32.000 M 3000

TYPE1A

3000

+32.000 M

LEVEL 11

LEVEL 10 +29.000 M

LEVEL 10 3000

3000

+29.000 M

LEVEL 9

+26.000 M 3000

3000

+26.000 M

LEVEL 8

+23.000 M 3000

3000

+23.000 M

LEVEL 7

+20.000 M 3000

3000

+20.000 M

LEVEL 5

+17.000 M 3000

3000

+17.000 M

LEVEL 4

+14.000 M 3000

3000

+14.000 M

LEVEL 3

+11.000 M 3000

3000

+11.000 M

LEVEL 2

+8.000 M 3000

3000

+8.000 M

LEVEL 1

+5.000 M

5000

+5.000 M

LEVEL 1

+0.00 M

P-2-303

Facades tower 2

1:500

98000

3000

LEVEL 17

1600

3600

17300 2800

1800

3800

1500

3150 1700

4150

1250

16000

2450

3300

24450

3750

01 P-2-303

3000

4200

3100 24450

3000

3800

3600

Typical Floorplan tower 7

1:500

16000 3300

2450

3150

1250

4150

1700

24450 3750

3000

4200

3100

3000

3800

3600

ROOF

+81.500 M

3000

+81.500 M

LEVEL 26

TYPE5A

+78.500 M 3000

3000

+78.500 M

LEVEL 25

+75.500 M

3000

+75.500 M

LEVEL 24

+72.500 M

3000

+72.500 M

LEVEL 23 +69.500 M

LEVEL 23 +69.500 M 3000

3000

TYPE5A

LEVEL 22

+66.500 M

3000

+66.500 M

LEVEL 21

+63.500 M

3000

+63.500 M

LEVEL 20

+60.500 M

3000

+60.500 M

LEVEL 19

TYPE3A

+57.500 M 3000

3000

+57.500 M

LEVEL 18

+54.500 M

3000

+54.500 M

LEVEL 17

+51.500 M

3000

+51.500 M

LEVEL 16

TYPE5A

+48.500 M 3000

3000

+48.500 M

LEVEL 15

+45.500 M

3000

+45.500 M

LEVEL 14

+42.500 M

3000

LEVEL 13

+39.500 M

3000

+39.500 M

LEVEL 12

+36.500 M

3000

+36.500 M

LEVEL 11

+33.500 M

LEVEL 10

TYPE1A

+30.500 M 3000

3000

+30.500 M

3000

+33.500 M

LEVEL 10

LEVEL 9

+27.500 M

3000

+27.500 M

LEVEL 8

+24.500 M

3000

+24.500 M

LEVEL 7

+21.500 M

3000

+21.500 M

LEVEL 5

+18.500 M

3000

+18.500 M

LEVEL 4

+15.500 M

3000

+15.500 M

LEVEL 3

+12.500 M

3000

+12.500 M

LEVEL 2

+9.500 M

3000

+9.500 M

LEVEL 1

6500

+0.00 M

4500

LEVEL 1

2000

+6.500 M

6500

2000

+6.500 M

P-2-303

81500

3000

81500

+42.500 M

LEVEL 13

LEVEL 1 +0.00 M

Facades tower 7

1:500

49800 2050

3000

1700

2250

1450

2200

2800

2300

3400

3000

750750

3000

3400

2300

2800

2200

1450

2250

1700

3000

2050

ROOF 3000

+99.500 M

LEVEL 32 3000

+96.500 M

LEVEL 31 3000

+93.500 M

LEVEL 30 +90.500 M 3000

24450 3750

3000

4200

3100

3000

3800

3600

LEVEL 29 3000

+87.500 M

LEVEL 28 3000

+84.500 M

LEVEL 27

ROOF

+81.500 M

3000

+81.500 M

LEVEL 26

+78.500 M

3000

+78.500 M

LEVEL 25

+75.500 M

3000

+75.500 M

LEVEL 24

+72.500 M

3000

+72.500 M

LEVEL 23

+69.500 M

3000

+69.500 M

LEVEL 22

+66.500 M

3000

+66.500 M

LEVEL 21

+63.500 M

3000

+63.500 M

LEVEL 20

+60.500 M

3000

+60.500 M

LEVEL 19

+57.500 M

3000

+57.500 M

LEVEL 18

+54.500 M

3000

+54.500 M

LEVEL 17

+51.500 M

3000

99500

+51.500 M

LEVEL 16

+48.500 M

3000

+48.500 M

LEVEL 15

+45.500 M

3000

+45.500 M

LEVEL 14

+42.500 M

3000

LEVEL 13

+39.500 M

81500

3000

+42.500 M

LEVEL 13

3000

+39.500 M

LEVEL 12

+36.500 M

3000

+36.500 M

LEVEL 11

+33.500 M

3000

+33.500 M

LEVEL 10

+30.500 M

3000

+30.500 M

LEVEL 9

+27.500 M

3000

+27.500 M

LEVEL 8

+24.500 M

3000

+24.500 M

LEVEL 7

+21.500 M

3000

+21.500 M

LEVEL 5

+18.500 M

3000

+18.500 M

LEVEL 4

+15.500 M

3000

+15.500 M

LEVEL 3

+12.500 M

3000

+12.500 M

LEVEL 2

+9.500 M

3000

+9.500 M

LEVEL 1

6500

+6.500 M

LEVEL 1

01 North and South elevation P-2-303

1:500

17300 1500

3800

1800

2800

3600

1600

2200

ROOF 3000

+98.000 M

LEVEL 32

17300

+95.000 M 3000

2250

1200

4800

1950

17300 2000

3600

1500

2250

LEVEL 31 3000

+92.000 M

LEVEL 30

3000

LEVEL 28

3000

LEVEL 27

3000

LEVEL 26

3000

LEVEL 25

3000

LEVEL 24

3000

LEVEL 23

3000

LEVEL 22

3000

LEVEL 21

3000

LEVEL 20

3000

LEVEL 19

3000

LEVEL 18

LEVEL 17

3000 3000

3000

+81.500 M 3000

+80.000 M

LEVEL 26 +78.500 M 3000

+77.000 M

3000

+78.500 M

LEVEL 26

LEVEL 25 +75.500 M 3000

+74.000 M

3000

+75.500 M

LEVEL 25

LEVEL 24 +72.500 M 3000

3000

+72.500 M

LEVEL 24 +71.000 M

LEVEL 23 +69.500 M 3000

+68.000 M

3000

+69.500 M

LEVEL 23

LEVEL 22 +66.500 M 3000

+65.000 M

3000

+66.500 M

LEVEL 22

LEVEL 21 +63.500 M 3000

3000

+63.500 M

LEVEL 21 +62.000 M

LEVEL 20 +60.500 M 3000

+59.000 M

3000

+60.500 M

LEVEL 20

LEVEL 19 +57.500 M 3000

+56.000 M

3000

+57.500 M

LEVEL 19

LEVEL 18 +54.500 M 3000

+53.000 M

+51.500 M 3000

LEVEL 16

LEVEL 16 +48.500 M 3000

+48.500 M 3000

LEVEL 16

3000

98000

3000

LEVEL 17

+51.500 M

LEVEL 17 +50.000 M

3000

+54.500 M

LEVEL 18

3000

LEVEL 13

3000

LEVEL 12

3000

LEVEL 11

3000

LEVEL 10

3000

LEVEL 9

3000

LEVEL 8

3000

LEVEL 7

3000

LEVEL 5

3000

LEVEL 4

3000

LEVEL 3

3000

LEVEL 2

LEVEL 1

3000

+45.500 M

LEVEL 14 +42.500 M

3000

LEVEL 14

+42.500 M

87500

+45.500 M

+44.000 M

3000

LEVEL 14

LEVEL 15

LEVEL 13 +39.500 M 3000

+39.500 M

+38.000 M

LEVEL 12

+36.500 M

+33.500 M 3000

LEVEL 11

+33.500 M

+30.500 M

+30.500 M 3000

LEVEL 10

+27.500 M 3000

LEVEL 9

+27.500 M

+24.500 M 3000

LEVEL 8

+24.500 M

+21.500 M

+21.500 M 3000

LEVEL 7

+20.000 M

LEVEL 5

+18.500 M

LEVEL 4 +15.500 M 3000

+15.500 M

+12.500 M

+12.500 M 3000

LEVEL 3

+9.500 M 3000

LEVEL 2

+9.500 M

+8.000 M

LEVEL 1

5000

+5.000 M

LEVEL 1

02 West elevation 1:500

03 Podium detail

3000

+11.000 M

3000

+14.000 M

3000

+17.000 M

LEVEL 4

3000

LEVEL 5

3000

+23.000 M

3000

+26.000 M

3000

+29.000 M

3000

+32.000 M

3000

+35.000 M

3000

LEVEL 12

3000

+41.000 M

LEVEL 13

3000

LEVEL 15

3000

+47.000 M

+84.500 M

LEVEL 27

+81.500 M

LEVEL 27

1:500

LEVEL 28

+84.500 M

+83.000 M

P-2-303

+87.500 M 3000

+86.000 M

LEVEL 28

P-2-303

ROOF

+87.500 M

LEVEL 29

LEVEL 1

87500

3000

ROOF

3000

+89.000 M

1200

4800

1950

2000

3600

1500

Type 1 - Long U-shape

Type 2 - L-shape

Type 3 - Long U-shape

Type 4 - L-shape

*note that the balcony has different width in different towers

TYPOLOGY OF BALCONIES

Shear wall Opaque

Bedroom Openable Windows

Shear wall Opaque

Bedroom Openable Windows

Shear wall Opaque

Living Room Glass Sliding Door

Shear wall Opaque

Bedroom Openable Windows

Frames Aluminium

Bedroom Openable Windows

Shear wall Opaque

Living Room Glass Sliding Door

Shear wall Opaque

Bedroom Openable Windows

BALCONY FACADE DETAIL

Balcony Typology

BUREAU SLA - Overtreders-W

Develop Design, Production, Installation, construction ( Equivalent to Riba stages 2 - 7 )

PUBLIC

2016

Waste of plastic UvA, Amsterdam/ Netherlands

Bureau SLA with Overtreders -W, we have been working on a plastic recycling factory to produce shingles from waste plastic. The factory is up and running now, and the first shingles we produced have become walls of startup units for student companies at the University of Applied Sciences in Amsterdam. We gave shampoo bottles, yoghurt containers, olive jars, bottle caps, discarded garden chairs and leftovers from an injection moulding factory a second - and more beautiful - life. Weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll soon update you with pictures of the factory itself. In the meantime, we continue working on the plastic recyling project, and are now planning to make an entire building out of plastic waste.

SHOWCASES LEEUWENBURG definitief ontwerp

Client Hogeschool van Amsterdam Weesperzijde 190 Project Architects Bureau Sla, Overtreders-w

PRINCIPLE 1: collecting

2: sorting

3: disperse

5: state presses

4: wash

storage for color and type

THE MACHINE PACK

Cutting

shredder

persen

Collector opvang zaagzel

sorting

flushing

washing

collect

Basic Unit Measurements

construction view

floorplan

Possible forms

Plastic view

Detail / plastic states

Door view

detail / door

detail / glass

Proposed forms

Functional Units

BUREAU SLA Develop Design, Production, Installation, construction ( Equivalent to Riba stages 2 - 7 )

PUBLIC

2015

Dome Fort Asperen / Netherlands

On the top of Fort Asperen, is standing a glass dome. This dome was constructed in order to prevent the rain entering the fort, but on the same time it is open for the bats that nest inside during winter. The idea in designing the glass parts of the dome was to enter in a partnership with the glassworks of Leerdam to shape it. Children (and adults) created their own glass sheets, which were placed on the dome of the fort. The outer shell of the dome is constructed of wood (painted black) and ensured that the glass slates could be easily assembled. Moreover, the construction of the dome is such that the viewer from inside the fort can only see its glass panels so that the interior of the fort gets maximum light from the top opening. The designing approach made sure that the dome would not just have a utilitarian role. The locals connected with it as an art object. Children painted their own state glass for the fortâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s dome and thus they became part of the culture and history of this valued building.

Client Fort Asperen Size Terrace of Glass Museum Project Architect Bureau Sla / Peter van Assche Contributors / Constructors Vissarion Naoum Susane Leon Hofstade Joti Weijers-Coghlan

conceptual plans

Construction plans

stages 1-4

construction process

details

competition JONGE ARCHITECTEN 2014 #JA2014 Develop Design, Production, Installation, construction ( Equivalent to Riba stages 2 - 7 )

PUBLIC

2014 - 2015

Gallery Facade, Amsterdam Netherlands

The design proposal is about the canal- facing façade of a building located in the western part of Amsterdam. The ground floor hosts P/////AKT Gallery and the first floor office spaces.

The design concept derives from the “need” of the building to be visible in the narrow Amsterdam canal. The façade is pulled to the street to be more visible from afar and then the ground floor is pushed back to invite visitors in the gallery on street level. The structural grid defines the openings, which become big architectural multi-purposed elements. They bring natural light to the interior whilst they can be used as casual sitting spots providing shelter in rainy or hot weather. The façade is wrapped by affordable materials. Over cladding with reclaimed timber slats 120mmx 120mm or 60mm x 120mm, vertically aligned and spaced by 60mm, it is interrupted by the large openings with cortex steel frames. The new design is aiming to form a new natural connection between the interior, the city and the user in order to engage passers-by to experience the interior or to interact with its wrapping.

Client P/////AKT (http://www.pakt.nu/) Size 1100 m2 Project Architect Vissarion Naoum

conceptual design / process

Details

sections

BUREAU SLA Develop Design, Production, Installation, construction ( Equivalent to Riba stages 0 - 7 )

PUBLIC

2013

Grand Cafe Sijthoff, Leiden - Netherlands

Groentenkisten is a family of tables and benches made from salvaged wooden fruit crates and reused old table legs. The year the crates were ordered and the data of the farm are imprinted on the wood and unfold the history of each piece whereas the diverse table legs add an extra twist to each table. Every piece of furniture has a unique personality and a different story to share.

Grandcafe Sijthoff is designed as an interior with structural clarity and strong materialnarrative: The duality of the town and the country style, the elaborate and the raw, reflect the ambience of the historic location and the purity of the organic menu, and define the unique character of the cafe. The interior is built with the re-use of old furniture parts and the repurpose of agricultural containersused in farms all around Netherlands. The design of the furniture is inspired by the construction and restoration methods of the containers and the weather marks of their used wood.

Client Biologisch Grand Cafe Sijthoff Project Architects / constructors Vissarion Naoum Panos Sakkas

18,06 m

59,08 m 2

19,45 m 2

40,91 m 2

Floorplan

containers

the panels

concept procedure

construction of bar

C CONCEPT DESIGN Concept / design proposals and product various retailers, modeling, image manipulation, layout ( Equivalent to Riba stages 0 - 5 )

PUBLIC

2014

Solkovo, Kvavdrat Moscow

Concept Design for Solkovo Kvadrat Mall (mixed retail, food and beverage, recreation and hospitality) located in south west of Moscow.

Includes: Bus Terminal, Theatre, Cultural centre, Expo, retail, cafe / restaurants, food courts, HOTEL Design Objectives: Plaza Regeneration, Celebration of EXPO, Effective Parking, Practical SPAN, Structure for Expo. Stages: Competition, Concept Design, Scheme Design Role: part of the architectural design team, 2D/3D GBA: 252.580 m2 Parking 58.725m2 5 Floors

Size

252.580m2

Project Architect C Concept Design BV / Mattew Varder Borgh Arhitects Remco Osorio Lobato Christina Spyropoulou Vissarion Naoum

MOSCOW

AD JU NCT P ROGRAM STATION

Y WA H G HI

L OADING

BRIDGE

BU S TERMINAL

TO UNIVERSITY P ARK & R IDE

P LAZA

L OADING

PARKING ENTRY

D ROP OFF

PARK

TO TECHNOPARK location

VIEW

+192 S HOPPING C ENTRE LOADING

CAFE

SHOPS

MS U

A TRIU M

VOID

MS U

A TRIUM

SHOPS

+199

VOID

KIOSK

TECH

+193

ANCHOR

KIOSK

VOID

CAFE MAIN ENTRY

ANCHOR

SEATING AREA

SHOPS

MS U

T HEATRE & EXPO LOADING EXIT

+193 TOILETS

BU S STATION

SEATING AREA

SHOPS

TOILETS VOID

ANCHOR

CAFE

KIOSK

CAFE

KIOSK

ANCHOR

VOID

SHOPS

+193

KIOSK

SHOPS

A TRIUM

CAFE

SHOPS

MAIN ENTRY

T HEATRE & EXPO LOADING ACCESS

THEATRE

KIOSK

VOID VOID

MS U

A TRIU M

VOID TECH

A TRIUM SHOPS

+193

TOILETS

SHOPS

CAFE

VOID

MS U VOID

MS U

VOID

CAFE

ANCHOR

SHOPS

KIOSK VOID

CAFE

ANCHOR

A TRIUM

FEAT U RE CAFE

+199

VOID

VIEW

SEATING AREA

MS U

SHOPS

SHOPS SEATING AREA

SHOPS VOID

MS U

PLAZA B ELOW

KIOSK

FEAT U RE CAFE

SHOPS

PASSAGE

SHOPS TOILETS

KIOSK

SHOPS

+192

+199

VOID

SEATING AREA

CAFE

KIOSK

ANCHOR

SEATING AREA

S HOPPING C ENTRE LOADING

VIEW

VOID

A TRIU M

VOID

VIEW

KIOSK

A TRIU M

KIOSK

SHOPS

TECH SHOPS

B RIDGE TO TRAIN STATION AND H UB

SHOPS MS U VOID

SHOPS

+205

SEATING AREA

VOID

CAFE SHOPS

MS U

VOID

TOILETS

SHOPS

MS U

VOID

SHOPS

VIEW

ANCHOR

KIOSK VOID

SEATING AREA

KIOSK

+205

SHOPS SHOPS

MS U

A TRIU M ANCHOR

VIEW

KIOSK VOID

SHOPS

RESTA

U RANT

VOID

MANAGEMENT VOID

SHOPS

TECH

SEATING

FOOD KIOSK

VOID A TRIU M

PASSAGE

+205

CAFE

KIOSK

MS U

CAFE

KIOSK VOID

FOOD CO

SHOPS

U RT

VOID VOID

TOILETS

VIEW

SEATING

MS U SHOPS

VOID

+205

CAFE

VOID

KIOSK VIEW

A TRIU M

VOID

KIOSK MS U

VIEW

A TRIU M

SHOPS

VOID

TO B RIDGE CONNECTING TO TECHNOPARK

floorplans

SKY LIGHT

FOOD CO

UR T FOOD

FEAT UR E CAFE

SHOP

A NCHOR P ASSAGE

RETAIL

SHOP

RETAIL

SHOP

S HOP

BU S TERMINAL

H IGHWAY

THEATRE CONCO

PLAZA

TECHNICAL

U RSE

MAIN ENTRY

S TAGE FOYER TECHNICAL

B ACK STAGE

TECHNICAL

T HEATRE & E LOADING

PARKING

XPO

SKY LIGHT

TECH

S HOPS

TECH

S HOPS

SKY LIGHT

S HOPS

TECH

P ASSAGE

S HOPS

P ASSAGE

S HOPS

TECH

S HOPS

S HOPPING C ENTRE LOADING

THEATRE

TECHNICAL

TECHNICAL EXPO HALL

EXPO HALL

TECHNICAL

P ASSAGE

TECHNICAL TECHNICAL

TECHNICAL

PARKING

sections

VIEW

North View

South View

STRU CTUR AL SKINS

FO OD CO UR TB

KY LIGH T

RIDG E TO TRAIN STATION

HO RIZO NTAL CO NN ECTION

RETAIL

VERTICA L CO NN ECTION

BU S STATION

FEATUR E CA FE LO AD ING GL AS S FACA DE

EXPO HA LL

TECH NICA L LEVEL

PLAZ A

PARK ING

CO NC OU RSE

PRE-FUNC TION

RETAIL

Section / analysis

C CONCEPT DESIGN Concept / design proposals Exterior / interior / construction design ( Equivalent to Riba stages 0 - 5 )

PUBLIC

2014

MEGA mall, Ekaterinburg Russia

The attractive and modern design for the exterior of the shopping center is inspired by the famous Ural Mountains, a geographic highlight of the area.

For the interior we used a natural theme derived from Scandinavian design and coupled it with the use of accent colors to complete the rejuvenation with delicate modern touches. This upgrade allows MEGA Ekaterinburg to appeal to a wider, more consistent customer base. The newly improved MEGA Ekaterinburg will provide enjoyment in retail and leisure for young and old alike; becoming place to enjoy with the whole family. Stages: Concept design, Scheme Design, Role: Design Development of the Mall,, Structiural Calculations, Sketching, 2D p modelling, Facade Details, Construction De- tails, Interior Detail Design, Area Scheduling GBA: 130.000m2 GLA: 99.500m2 includes 185 stores Parking: 41.500m2 1170 pp (ratio 4.3 per 100 sqm) 3 Floors

Client IKEA MOS (Retail & Property) Size

130.000m2

Project Architect C Concept Design BV / Mattew Varder Borgh Arhitects Mirjan van den Heetkamp Ian Donnelly Remco Osorio Lobato Christina Spyropoulou Fernando Renberg Vissarion Naoum

North Facade

38A

+23000mm

O +21240mm MEGA logo box letters with light inside height 4000mm

3 A +17240mm

3 Structural glazing,

Existing parapet level +14250mm

type 1 exposed cap, type 2 rubber sealed

Additional steel structure

Mall level +5700mm +4200mm

Aluminum ceiling

New revolving doors, size 4800mm int. Ă&#x2DC;

38A Front Elevation Entrance Portal Scale 1 150

F.F. +2800mm Revolving doors int. ht. +130mm

3450 mm

3460 mm

Section 38A Entrance Portal height varies or secondary entry

EA main entry and

2220 mm

Existing Section Entrance Portal EA

Construction Details

IKEA main entry

OBI main entry

Main entry

Corridor A

Corridor B

FOOD COURT IKEA Corridor

OBI Corridor

IKEA Corridor D

Corridor C

OBI OBI secondary entry

Auchan entry

IKEA secondary entry

Auchan

MALL LEVEL FLOORPLAN Scale 1:1250

Construction Details

tile pattern

Construction Details

Parking Entrance

Construction Details

Parking Entrance

Construction Details

C CONCEPT DESIGN Concept / design proposals Interior / construction design ( Equivalent to Riba stages 0 - 5 )

PUBLIC

2014

Gallery Chizhov, Voronezh - Russia

To create an interior package from design to construction detail for renovation of an interior multilevel building.

The project was assigned to the company after submitting three options for a new facade design of an existing shoping centre; “Sky”, “River”, and “Forest”. When designigning the option River, i was influenced from Toyo-Itos forms. The Design was incorporeted at early stages of the project. The differences between the sketch, elevation and perspective show the iterations of the design evolution. The client eventually decided for a design that combines elements from all the options. v Also responsible for an accurate and timely executed process with weekly reports to a Senior Designer. Also monitored the quality of the work so all sketches and preliminary concepts were properly delineated. Additionaly, i provided material specifications according to the theme of each level and assisted in all phases of the project. Stage/s: Concept design, Scheme Design, Detail Design Role: Team of 3-5 persons. Concept idea for competition entry (1-3) that lead successfull results. part of the architectural design team, design of public spaces/ landscaping around the mall, Architectural detailing, Architectural Illustrations (Photoshop / Illustrator), Booklet design and formatting, Floor / Roof Detailing, Design of the Mall, Calculations, 2D plans, 3D, Sketching, Facade Details, Construction Details, Interior Details.

Typical

Amsterdam

London

Paris

Barcelona

Milano General concept, Retail streets of Europe

Client Gallery Chizhov Project Architect C Concept Design BV / Mattew Varder Borgh Arhitects Remco Osorio Lobato Christina Spyropoulou Vissarion Naoum

Level +1

Shops 6

Shops

Granite A ulAran

Prague Clocks

Shops

Shops B

Granite Giallo Macaubas

02 01

Barrisol Backlit RAL 3012

Plasterboard with Stucco Finish

Relief Plaster Edges

06 04

Shops

Grillato

Gypsum Ornament

RESOPAL Panels Alabaster D431-60

Wooden Frame RAL 5023

Shops

Section

01 02

Shops

Entrance

LED Spot Light

03 02

Granite Viscont White

Elevators

Seating Area Water Feature Escalator

ravelators

Atrium

Shops

Elevators

Prototype Floor Plan

Granite Beige

Shops

Milano: Via Monte Napoleone

Entrance

ypical Shop Front

01 Granite vory Fantasy

Atypical Corridors see pg 6

Granite River White

Shop

Section

RESOPAL Panels Dawn 0140-60

Atrium

ion ect 1 nn ge Co h Sta t wi

04 10

Sculpture

Fountain

Escalator

Elevator

Pla a Clock

ypical Shop Front

Seating Area 0 1 2 5 10m Graphical Scale Floor Pattern

Milano: Via N

5m Graphical Scale

Prototype Ceiling Plan

Le el

Suspended Ceiling Frame Work

Barrisol Backlit

onte

apoleone

Pol stone Composite RAL 1000

D 02

D 03

4 40m

3 2

Ceiling

0m Ceiling

Ceiling

Shops

4 0 Floor

pical Shop Front 0

Graphical Scale

Shopfront Door to be determined b tenant

Floor

01-60 Coral

D01

Glass

D431-60 Alabaster

0140-60 Dawn

D01

Floor

Shopfront Frame

Shopfront Glass

RAL 023

Structural Frame

Shop 1 Shop 1

At pical Shop Front

RESOPAL Cladding

RESOPAL Panels Dawn 0140-60 1

Wood Frame

Floor Slab

Floor Slab pp g Structure Supporting

Wooden Frame

g Barrisol Lights Supporting pp g Structure

Barrisol Backlit Plasterboard

Grillato Plasterboard

Relief Plaster Edges

Shopfront Reference

Construction Details

2m Section

D 03

D 02

Column Structure

RESOPAL Panels

Granite Yellow Gold

Graphical Scale

RESOPAL Cladding

Barissol Backlit

1 0

D 01

Shop 1 Shop 1

Blade Signage

Section Supporting Joints

Granite

Public Space Atrium

pical Shop Front

Golden Yellow

Public Space

1 Graphical Scale

2m Construction Details

Level +2

Barcelona: Passeig de Gracia

Typical Shop Front

Shops 01a

01a

Shops

900 mm

Prototype Floor Plan

01a

levators

01b

Seating area

520 mm

scalators

oid

01a

01a 400 x 400 mm

01b

01b 600 x 900 mm

levators 01a

02 Custom Size

01a

Shops

Section

01a

Section

01b

03 Custom Size

01a

Shops

04 Wooden Frame

Shops

05 Granite

Shop

Kinawa White

Atrium

01a

Level +2: Floor Pattern 0 1 2

10m

Typical Shop Front

01a

RAL 3018

Atypical Corridors see pg

Barcelona: Passeig de Gracia

Floor Tiling Reference

5m Graphical Scale: Prototype Floor Pattern

Prototype Floor Plan

Level +2

Le el

Barcelona: Passeig de Gracia Suspended Ceiling Frame Work

Barrisol Backlit

Polystone Composite RAL 1034

Barcelona: Passeig de Gracia

D 02

+5,70m

D 03

+4,40m

RY V

+2,80m

Ceiling

3 Shop

KAGE

Floor

Typical Shop Front 0

Shopfront Door to be determined by tenant

+0,80m

D 01

RAL 7030

D 01

Floor

Glass Shopfront Frame Shopfront Glass

D431-60 Alabaster

0411-60 Inspire

RAL 3018

RESOPAL Cladding

A typical Shop Front

Granite

Polystone Composite

RESOPAL Panels

RESOPAL Cladding

05 Wood Frame

RESOPAL Panels Dawn 0140-60 1

Floor Sla

ooden Frame

pp g Structure Supporting

Supporting pp g Structure Ornament

g Barrisol Lights

Grillato

Barrisol Bac lit

Ornament

Relief Plaster Edges

RESOPAL Panels

Shopfront Reference

Construction Details

2m Section

D 03

D 02 oints

Structural Frame

Shop o 1

Granite Golden Yellow

Graphical Scale

D 01

Shop 1

Barissol Bac lit

Column Structure

Shop 1

Blade Signage

Section Supporting

Shop 1

Pu lic Space Atrium

+0m

Graphical Scale: Typical Shop Front

Kinawa White

Pu lic Space

Plaster oards Stucco Finish 0

1 Graphical Scale

2m Construction Details

Level +5

Amsterdam: PC Hooftstraat

Typical Shop Front

10 D

03 04

LED Spot Light

Barrisol Backlit

RY HOV

Elevators

Prototype Floor Plan

02 03 03

Void

01a

01b

CKAGE

Section

04 150 x 300 mm

05 Wooden Frame RAL 8016

01 03 05

600 x 900 mm

03 200 x 600 mm 03

Section

Elevators

RESOPAL Panels Almond Pear 4478-60

400 x 400 mm

02 200 x 700 mm

01a 01b

06 RESOPAL Panels Java Teak 4426-60

Shop

Atrium

RAL 1011

Relief Plaster Edges

06 C Typical Shop Front

Level +5: Ceiling Plan

Grillato Painted to Ceiling Color RAL 1011

01 25 10m Graphical Scale: Ceiling Plan

Level +5

D03

+5,70m

+4,40m

1 2

RY OV

LLERY HOV +2,80m

Ceiling

OR+1,00m PACKAGE

CKAGE

Floor

Typical Shop Front 0

Shopfront Door to be determined by tenant

Almond Pear 4478-60

Ceiling

Shop

D01

Public Space

Public Space Atrium

D01

Floor

+0m Shopfront Glass Blade Signage

Glass

Recessed Plasterboard with Stucco Finish

RESOPAL Panels D431-60 Alabaster

Section

Graphical Scale: Typical Shop Front

Java Teak 4426-60

Floor Tiling Reference

Amsterdam: PC Hooftstraat

D02

Barrisol Lights

Prototype Floor Plan

Level +5

Barrisol Backlit

25 Graphical Scale: Prototype Floor Plan

Amsterdam: PC Hoofdstraat

Amsterdam: PC Hooftstraat Suspended Ceiling Frame Work

Soufï¬&#x201A;e 0433-60

RAL 8016

Graphical Scale

D 01

D 03

D 02 RESOPAL Cladding

2m Section

Floor Slab

Column Structure Shop 1

Shop 1

Structural Frame REPOSAL Cladding Supporting Joints

02 RESOPAL Panels

Shop 1

Atypical Shop Fronts

Wooden Frame Work

Supporting pp g Structure LED Spot p Light g

Supporting pp g Structure

Relief Plaster Edges Plasterboard

Wooden Frame

Grillato

Wooden Frame

REPOSAL Cladding

Shopfront Reference

Construction Details

1 Graphical Scale

2m Construction Details

C CONCEPT DESIGN Concept / design proposals Interior / construction design ( Equivalent to Riba stages 0 - 5 )

PUBLIC

2014

Riviera Moscow - Russia

To develop a new facade design for a partially constructed shopping centre. Multiply stages for exterior and interior studies that requires thematic associations and 3D presentations

The project was assigned to the company after submitting three options for a new facade design of an existing shoping centre; “Sky”, “River”, and “Forest”. When designigning the option River, i was influenced from Toyo-Itos forms. The Design was incorporeted at early stages of the project. The differences between the sketch, elevation and perspective show the iterations of the design evolution. The client eventually decided for a design that combines elements from all the options. v Stage/s: Concept design, Scheme Design, Detail Design Role: Concept idea for competition entry (1-3) that lead successfull results. part of the architectural design team, design of public spaces/ landscaping around the mall, Architectural detailing, Architectural Illustrations (Photoshop / Illustrator), Booklet design and formatting, Floor / Roof Detailing, Design of the Mall, Calculations, 2D plans, 3D, Sketching, Facade Details, Construction Details, Interior Details.

Client Riviera Project Architect C Concept Design BV / Mattew Varder Borgh Arhitects Christina Spyropoulou Vissarion Naoum Christos Ellinas

Procedure Elevations

Final Riverside Elevation

floor plans

floorpattern

Interior Details / Conststructions

MARCO VAN ZAL

PROJECT DESIGNER Restoration of Offices in Enschende Concept design proposals and Visualisation (Equivalent to Riba stages 1 - 4)

OFFICES

2015

Enschende Netherlands

Offices,

Offices in Enschende.

The building is located in Enshende / Netherlands, and it has been asked to redesign the interior of the space into two separate office spaces. Role: Project designer. Responsible for measurements of the existing old building, developing it to 2D plans, Design spaces, and then 3D for visualisation of the proposion. (Stages 1-4)

Client Kantoor Institutenweg 2 te Enschede Size 1100 m2 Project Architect Marco van Zal Architect Contributor Vissarion Naoum

septic tank

cluster 1 sludge collector for farming

rain collector

cluster

treatment pond

budiness 1

existing building foundation

cluster

BUREAU SLA

septic tank

rain collector

canal

ater

Develop Design, Production, Installation, construction ( Equivalent to Riba stages 2 - 7 )

sludge collector for farming

septic tank sludge collector for farming treatment pond HOUSING

rotating bio contractor

ater tank 2013

Campus city, Student Housing Amsterdam - Netherlands

What happens if Students were the new shareholders of their campus? City of One Hundred Students: Student entrepreneurs as shareholders in their own campus economy. What if students invest directly in a self-regulated loan system? Although costs of higher education are rising, fi nancial fi gures show that there is a considerable study market to explore. The (growing) education market provides a scope for innovative development and empowerment of student enterprise. Studio Makkink & Bey investigated into the organization of knowledge and studying, and worked out a 5 year investment plan and speculative design of a modular campus. A 5-year membership of a campus that centres around one research subject, provides students with a return on capital in the form of affordable basic needs and a start-up business. This plan explores various spatial, social and fi nancial structures that correspond with changing realities.

Project Studio Makkink & Bey Project Architects / designers Jurgen Bey Vissarion Naoum Chanida Lumthaweepaisal Oscar de Bakker, Emeline Cosijnse and

A scan of a studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; monthly budget shows an opportunity to invest part of their expenses into a 5 year collective investment plan f or and b y students. They can opt for the regular student loan from the government, or, they can choose to deposit what they would normally spend on accommodation plus ancillary costs into a campus investment pool, together with student associates. Over a 5 year period and bas ed on 100 students, the pool is expected to amount to about 4,086,000 Euros. Money is managed at the s tart when a student enroll, while the bank finances a credit line. The plan is projected on the international knowledge and business area of Amsterdam: the Zuidas. Some patches of land in the Zuidas remain undesignated for short periods, which holds an opportunity to reclaim the vacant fundaments for our campus site. Existing structures, infrastructures like foundations, building fragments, still serviceable facilities, green spaces are reallocated as frameworks for affordable and functional spaces. On top of this, equipment and reclaimed building materials are added to make use of resources such as collected natural (rain) water, household waste and the local circulation of other usable means and supplies. Students from different academic backgrounds live in learning-working units and initiate their own start-ups. They form a miniature society of people from art, science, technical disciplines and other branches of knowledge who pioneer with innovative ideas and take part in the professional marketplace. Cross-disciplinary activity is important, e.g. nanotechnology didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t start out as one sector, but required experts with different backgrounds. Higher education establishments should integrate entrepreneurship across different disciplines (e.g. technical and scientific studies, humanities and creative studies), as it may add value to the development of a field or business. What is studied, ties the associated students together. In this case study, water is the comprehensive subject and point o f departure of campus activities, production and development: in its spatial design and in its output. Student entrepreneurs explore water related issues in their multidisciplinary practices. The learning-working units are modular structures made from Tetris-like modules, which are built up from cubes. These are stacked in one spinal column of same-function cubes, in this case the toilet, which adds t o the potential of the total structure. A spinal organisation of functions up scales the buildingsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; water system to industrial proportions. Public utilities, such as grey water purifying, a swimming pool or fish pond to farm fish for consumption, can now be added. Even small factories like breweries or a textile dyeing mills are imaginable.

the (empty) land

land before the occupation and the main structures // 3 development phase s 1,400 m2

185 m2

p 5,0 has e 00m 2 2

p 5,5 hase 00m 1 2

325 m2

p 4,5 hase 00m 3 2

700 m2

existing green area development phase

the start

scheme of infrastructure and resources management at the begining

€

building structure 100 %

€€€€

living units 100 %

€

startup business space 25 %

€€

cladding 40 %

€

existing green maintenance 40 %

€

€€

farming material 40 %

farming system 80 %

€€

building material 40%

€

reserved

farming land preparation 25 %

evolution of the unit

5.76 m2 x 4 = 23.04 m2

2.4 x 2.4 = 5.76 m

5.76 m2 x 4 = 23.04 m2

This cluster consists of TYPE 2B / 1A / 2A / 2C / 1E

Bathroom

concept procedure

the vertical system of toilets in 3d appearamnce

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floorplans

hollow core +isolation columns 150x150 beams 120x100

windows

overlap cover

construction detail

1250 150

3D model of house

Academic work To continuously search for new technologies that meet the requirements of suistabable buildings. A challenge that began duting my academic years will remain constant throughout my professional life.

TU-Delft Master Student

MSc PUBLIC BUILDING PUBLIC REALM

2012

Final Thesis, Tu- Delft - Netherlands

This is the final Thesis project made in TUDelft. The whole idea has to do with the relation of the block in the city center of Rotterdam, and in general with the rest of the city. At first research has been done in the city center about small events. The proposed campus in the block consists of the Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s student housing, a library and some of their offices, which are used as art studio and architectural offices. Furthermore, the study included the connections of the block with the surrounding ones and especially Lijnbaan. My proposition had to do with one part of the whole block.

Project Final Thesis - TU-Delft Project Architect Vissarion Naoum

sun

The whole construction is made by concrete, the facade panels are made of concrete steel and some parts are made of steel perforated. In addition to that the proposition has taken in consideration the connections of public space, with private and semi -private spaces of the building. Moreover the position of sun, the needs for shadows, has been studied too, so that the whole building system can have higher sustainability levels.

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14.00 p.m.

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This work is part of the Public building studio. More specifically it has to do with the specialization of it, the Public realm. The block is located in Rotterdam city, in the Netherlands. The conceptual idea dealt with the issue of connecting a specific part of the city with its surroundings. The whole idea had to do with the relationship of the block in the city center of Rotterdam and the rest of the city. At first research has been done in the city center about small events. Apart from the individual events, the city center is working on a 24h basis. At the end, what was realized was that this specific block we studied, apart from the small events, and the general functions that offers, lacks of an academic function. This fact in relation with the position of the block, made obvious by extension that this was a missing function of the city center as well. With that mind in mind the proposal that has been made, was the creation of a small university campus for Art studies. The proposed campus in the block consists of a University, student housing, Library, some of their offices, which are used as art studio and architectural offices. Furthermore, the study included the connections of the block with the surrounding ones and especially Lijnbaan. My proposition had to do with one part of the whole block. The final proposal included the creation of a library, student housing, offices/studios and finally with a sky-bar. The circulation of the whole system has been studied too so as to have the optimum connection between the functions together and separately. A characteristic example is the connection of the ground floor with the sky-bar connected on the outer space of the building through all the functions.

accecibility

result

public / private

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16.12.11.

V.Naoum

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Urban research of Rotterdam city centre

STORES

GALLERY UNIVERSITY

Lijnbaan

STORES

Floorplan

Views

Detailed View

Long Section

Construction Detaiil

TU-Delft Master Student

MSc Protospace 4.0 Pavilion

2009 - 2010

Msc 2 Protospace Tu- Delft - Netherlands

Protospace is made out of hexagonal of EPS (expanded polustryrene styrofoam) and have a size about 2.5 m x 1.5 m x 0.5 m. The elements are all different concerning from and are milled with a 5-axis machine. They are finished with a sprayed coating of pylori and ready to be assembled on site.

Based on a set of parameters, a script was generated for all building elements including the details. The final shape is defined by a number of curved lines, â&#x20AC;&#x153;power linesâ&#x20AC;?. The lines determine the location of the creases in the building shape. Each of the elements can also be performed with a window. Pipes and ventilation ducts, but also lighting and electrical equipment are incorporated in each of the elements. For the connection between the parts a flexible solution is developed.

Construction Details

TU-Delft Master Student MSc Housing 2009

Msc 1 Housing , Tu- Delft - Nether97

concept design

floorplans / section

100

view

101

102

section & view

construction details

103