Portfolio of works by Ioannis Foulakis

architectureportfolio of works 2011-2016

yannisfoulakis

CURRICULUM VITAE STUDIES

WORKING EXPERIENCE

University of Patras, Department of Architecture

Internship at Tsabikos Petras Architecture Studio

Bachelor’s degree in Architecture Patras, Greece 09/2009-11/2015

July 2014 - November 2015 Athens, Greece

COMPETITIONS

EXHIBITIONS

2016

Worked as graduate Architect at Tsabikos Petras Architecture Studio November 2015 - February 2016 Athens, Greece

“The new Aarch” New Aarhus school of Architecture

2015 Bienalle Greece Architecture, 1st Prize at “The new Archaelogy Museum of Piraeus” International competition

Open International Competition Athens, Greece

with Tsabikos Petras Architecture Studio (Athens, Greece)

Architect in charge: Tsabikos Petras Architecture Studio Design Team: Yannis Foulakis, Anastasia Gkoliomyti, Penelope Kallitsi, Emmanouil Symiakakis, Ioanna Voutsina 2014

“The new Archaelogy Museum of Piraeus” Open International Competition, Athens, Greece Elaborated by Piraeus Cultural Coast Architect in charge: Tsabikos Petras Architecture Studio Design Team: Vasiliki Daskalaki, Ioanna Iliadi, Yannis Foulakis, Penelope Kallitsi

2014

“Regeneration of Mikrolimano” Open International Competition, Athens, Greece Architect in charge: Tsabikos Petras Architecture Studio (Athens, Greece)

2013

d3 “Housing Tomorrow 2014”

PUBLICATIONS “The new Archaelogy Museum of Piraeus” International competition with Tsabikos Petras Architecture Studio http://www.archdaily.com/596088/tsabikos-petras-wins-first-prize-for-greek-archaeology-museum-proposal/ Housing units at Eleonas industrial area of Athens www.arch.upatras.gr Univercity of Patras, Department of Architecture Versions of Utopia | Bridges at Attiki Odos www.arch.upatras.gr Univercity of Patras, Department of Architecture

Open International Competition

2012

In collaboration with with Konstantinos Lentzos

LANGUAGES

COMPUTER SKILLS

eVolo “Silo Competition” (Guangzhou, China)

English

ArchiCAD

Fluently

3d Studio Max

Open International Competition for students Design Team: Eugenia Makroglou, Evangelia Argyrou, Dimitra Christoforidi, Yannis Foulakis

Greek Native

AWARDS 1st Prize The new Archaelogy Museum of Piraeus Open International Competition elaborated by Piraeus Cultural Coast - Athens, Greece, 2014 Architect in charge: Tsabikos Petras Design Team: Vasiliki Daskalaki, Ioanna Iliadi, Yannis Foulakis, Penelope Kallitsi 2

Sketchup V-Ray on 3d Studio Max V-Ray on Sketchup Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator

HOBBIES

Adobe InDesign

Photography Video production Video editing Cinematography

Adobe Lightroom

Adobe Premiere Pro AutoCAD Rhino/Grasshopper 3

TABLE OF CONTENTS

01 | Dessert Hideout | Housing units for the future

pg. 6-9

Fall 2013 | d3 Housing tomorrow International Competition | Patras, Greece

02 | Train Lines | Library with Workshops

pg. 10-17

03 | An Ancient Grave | Archaeology museum at Aedonia

pg. 18-25

04 | Housing Complex | Housing units at Eleonas industrial area of Athens

pg. 26-35

05 | Versions of Utopia | Bridges at Attiki Odos

pg. 36-45

06 | Regeneration of Mikrolimano

pg. 46-53

07 | The New Archaeology Museum of Piraeus

pg. 54-61

08 | Versions of Isolation | Residence units at Trizonia Island

pg. 62-77

09 | New AARCH | New Aarhus Shcool of Architecture

pg. 78-83

Fall 2011 | Architecture Studio 5 | Patras, Greece

Spring 2012 | Architecture Studio 6 | Patras, Greece

Fall 2012 | Architecture Studio 7 | Patras, Greece

Spring 2013 | Architecture Studio 8 | Patras, Greece

INFORMATION

sep.2014 | Open Architectural Competition | Athens, Greece

oct.2014 | 1st Prize, Open Architectural Competition | Athens, Greece

sep.2015 | Architecture Design Thesis | Patras, Greece

jan.2016 | Open Architectural Competition | Athens, Greece

Desert Hideout Housing units for the future Competition: Open Architectural Competition Date: Fall 2013 Project Type: Residential Team: Yannis Foulakis, Konstantinos Lentzos Location: Badain Jaran Desert, China Concept A major global and ecological problem is the increased danger of desertification caused by climatic variations in combination with human activities that put unsustainable pressure on fragile soils. Fertile land is gradually being transformed into deserts due to global warming and overtaken by arid regions and deserts at an alarming rate of thousands of square miles per year. As a consequence, people nowadays are forced to abandon these regions as food resources become more and more scarce and the living conditions are intolerable to live in. In the present work we take a short-term approach based on current science and technology, which provide protection from the unpleasant weather conditions that occur in dry lands. Perspective Section

View of the housing units at the desert

Idea For this project we have selected the Badain Jaran Desert in China as a representative region apparently among the harshest on earth. This desert is home to some of the tallest stationary dunes on Earth and features over 100 spring-fed lakes that lie between the dunes, some of which are fresh water while others are extremely saline. This desert falls under extremely arid climatic zones as the average annual rainfall is only between 50-60mm and during the winter and spring there are very strong winds.

Desert Hideout | Housing units for the future

Desert hideout | Housing units for the future Unit Space Analysis The inside of the units is subdivided into two major parts, the sheltered one which contains the kitchen, the hallway, the bedrooms and the bathroom and the open-air that accomodates the living room. Placement and Shell usefullness

Section

The foundation of the residential model can be placed on arid areas under bare dry patches of deserts. The shell of the structure has been designed to protect the residential units from unexpected sandstorms, harsh temperatures and intense sun rays. However, when the weather is pleasant the shell can be elevated through some structural mechanisms so as to allow the air and the sunlight to flow inside the interior of the living units. Each structural model accommodates three individual residential units. The main atrium can be regarded as a common space for all the residents. Shell Mechanism Through the help of its structural mechanisms the shell of the structure can easily open and close, depending on the given weather conditions of the desert and in this way it can allow the inner part of the structure to adapt to its living conditions and protect itself from the event of extreme weather conditions such as windstorms. Central Atrium The inner atrium of the housing units serves as the main public space for the tenants, it provides light and air inside the units and also forms the central core of the unit. Simultaneously, by planting the ground of the atrium, a microclimate is created in order to improve the living conditions inside the units.

Top View 8

Skylights The skylights of the shell are used to enlighten the interior of the apartments when it is closed under unpleasant weather conditions.

View from the central Atrium 9

Train Lines Library with Workshops Academic Project: Studio 5 | Supervisor: Konstantinos Grivas Date: Fall 2011 Project Type: Library Team: Yannis Foulakis, Konstantinos Lentzos Location: Patras, Greece Concept

West Birdseye View

The aim of this project was to design a library building and workshops. The plot is located at the seafront of the city of Patras beside the railway lines. The form is designated by the need to retain the sparse vegetation already existing in the plot. The idea of the morphological design originated from the virtual railway lines network. Three different lines interconnected constitute three distinct building complexes, each of which intends different uses. Amphitheatrically located with a view to the nortwest seafront these blocks follow an elevational hierarchy.

North Birdseye View

The Design Thus the main building block which hosts the library and the Reading Room is situated at the highest point of 8m from the ground, which renders it sunny while fully revealing the view. The main building blocks grow soaring over 4m from the ground allowing free space for the creation of a public zone. The intermediate building block constitutes an elevated passage from one end of the plot to the other and an introduction to the main building, while the lowest block which develops in ground level follows an underway path leading to the underground conference room.

Train Lines | Library with Wokrshops

Train Lines | Library with Workshops

The workshops The workshops function like stations on a railway line lying lower with a view to affording a controlled environment for users and providing different spatial units. The aim is the diversity of interpersonal contact.

East Birdseye View

Ground Foor

C΄

Τhe workoshops units

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B΄

C Topographic

Ground floor

First floor

Section

Train Lines | Library with Wokrshops

Train Lines | Library with Workshops

Materials The building consists of metal elements, such as columns and beams for the library volume, and concrete for the laboratories.

View from the Cafeteria

First Floor

View from the underground path

View from the intermediate volume

Other Spaces Among other things the building complex hosts a cafeteria-bar, multimedia facilities, information points, reading rooms, artists workshops and an underground conference room.

Second Floor 14

View from the Reading Room 15

Train Lines | Library with Wokrshops

Train Lines | Library with Workshops

West Elevation

Section C-C΄

Section A-A΄

Section B-B΄ 17

An Ancient Grave Archaeology Museum at Aedonia Academic Project: Studio 6 | Supervisor: Dimitra Katsota Date: Spring 2012 Project Type: Museum, Exhibition Team: Yannis Foulakis, Konstantinos Lentzos Location: Aedonia, Korinthos, Greece The place The village Aedonia in Nemea is renowned for the Mycenaean burial treasures in the ground. In the period 1978-1980 several Mycenaean tombs excavated were found to be extensively looted. From the complex of these chamber tombs comes the famous â&#x20AC;&#x153;Treasure of Aedoniaâ&#x20AC;?, which comprises gems and jewelry, gold rings, semiprecious stones such as amber and faience.

Concept The aim of this work was the creation of a building complex to house the new museum hosting the ancient treasures of the Myceneaen burial places as well as several utility rooms. The successful rapport of the building with the landscape was a challenge. Apart from the exhibits showroom the complex hosts 6 units of temporary residence, a cafeteria, a restaurant, an artists workshop, a lecture theatre, storage spaces and a garage.

an Ancient Grave | Archaeology Museum at Aedonia

Birdseye View

an Ancient Grave | Archaeology Museum at Aedonia

an Ancient Grave | Archaelogy Museum at Aedonia B

A΄

B΄

C΄

Ground Floor

Topographic

Circulation

Lighting

The entrance is on the south side through a trench that refers to the form of Myceneaen tombs. The visitor enters the central square leading to the different sections of the museum. The main exhibition area is hosted in the east building volume that extends to 2 floors and is accessible through the underground hole of 7 meters in the north-east corner of the plot. It forms a concrete rectangular with linear graphic design openings to allow controlled diffusion of natural light within.

The complex hosts a number of underground spaces creating particular spatial experiences affected by natural light in various ways. The workshops are illuminated through the central atrium, the lobby through the skylight, while the residence rooms through the 8-meter deep hole to the north.

First Floor 22

an Ancient Grave | Archaeology Museum at Aedonia

an Ancient Grave | Archaelogy Museum at Aedonia

Section Α-Α΄

View from the Exhibition Area entrance

Section Β-Β΄

View from the Lobby

Section C-C΄

View from the Laboratory 25

Housing Complex Housing Units at Eleonas industrial area of Athens Academic Project: Studio 7 | Supervisor: Yannis Aesopos Date: Fall 2012 Project Type: Residential, Urban Team: Yannis Foulakis, Konstantinos Lentzos Location: Athens, Greece

Concept This is a plot in the heart of Eleonas, an industrial area of great significance for the city of Athens, with many factories, abandoned buildings and unused space. To the north side the plot abuts on Iera Odos street, to the west side on the stream of Prophet Daniel and to the east on the Agricultural University. View from the entrance road of the Housing Complex

Birdseye View from Iera Odos

Idea The idea is to partition the land into strips based on the archeology of pre-existing buildings of the area and redefine their character. The configuration of the plot in lanes has resulted in the creation of theme zones: public space that grows on ground level, the elevated complex residence and the underground fields with a distinct character to meet usersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; needs. These stripes end up to the stream of Prophet Daniel and create an oblong zone of entertainment.

Housing Complex | Housing Units at Eleonas industrial area of Athens

Ground Formation

View from the central Atrium

Topographic

Space analysis Three zones have been devoted to public walks, one alongside Iera Odos with dense vegetation creating a sharp contrast to the industrial landscape. Two residential zones are thus developed each with a corresponding cultivation zone, rendering the whole building complex self-sufficiency. The residentrial zones also host private parking spaces, a supermarket and storage spaces.

Sun

Section diagram

View from the fields park

field

housing park units

field

housing units

park

Solstice diagram

Î¤he role of the sun acquires great significance after the installation of growing fields which aim at self-sufficiency of the complex. The sun factor plays an important role in the placement and orientation of the housing volumes. field

south

housing units

park

north

View from the housing units 28

Housing Complex | Housing Units at Eleonas industrial area of Athens

Birdseye View from the stream of prophet Daniel

Recreation Zone On the west side of the plot a transverse area of public walking zone is created alongside the stream, where all the vertical theme zones running across meet.

Housing Complex | Housing Units at Eleonas industrial area of Athens

Ground floor

First floor

Second floor 32

0 1 2

The ground level of the residential zone hosts 9 apartments of 3 different types, 60 parking lots, a supermarket, storage spaces, electrical installations spaces and 3 central atria through which the vertical circulation becomes possible.

The first level of the residential zone hosts 14 apartments of 4 different types as well as public recreation backyards.

The second level of the residential zone hosts 12 apartments of 3 different types as well as the respective backyards from which the circulation to the apartments becomes possible

Housing Complex | Housing Units at Eleonas industrial area of Athens

Vertical Section In the basement liie storage spaces for farming tools and vehicles

South Elevation The whole complex hosts 70 apartments of different configuration depending on the orientation, the number of the rooms, the size of the apartment and the level of rise they grow. Perspective Section

Longitudinal Section 34

Versions of Utopia Bridges at Attiki Odos in Athens Academic Project: Studio 8 | Supervisor: Yannis Aesopos Date: Spring 2013 Project Type: Urban, Transport Team: Yannis Foulakis, Konstantinos Lentzos Location: Athens, Greece Concept Attiki Odos is the latest and most important road axis of Athens. It is a project created on the occasion of the 2004 Olympic Games and links the eastern El. Venizelos Airport with the west exit of Attica towards Korinthos-Patras. The violent intervention in the urban fabric due to the establishment of the underpath highway results in the severance of the north from the central part of Athens thus posing accessibility issues in various neighborhoods. Idea The aim of this project is the invention in the form of bridging the north and south sections of Attiki Odos as well as the integration of programs which will facilitate citizens’ daily life. The unfamiliar building complex comprises a range of typical urban facilities, thematic areas and recreational spaces. Car access is possible through the exit stream from the airport. Perspective Section A-A΄

Design Thus a system of elevated platforms in the form of folding ribbons is developed creating different spatial experiences through the promotion or concealment of sunlight. This design is subject to certain conditions such as the link between pedestrian and vehicle, city and vehicle, pedestrian and highway.

Section C-C΄ 36

Versions of Utopia | Bridges at Attiki Avenue of Athens

Birdseye View

Versions of Utopia | Bridges at Attiki Avenue of Athens

The drive-in Cars entering the complex go by a gas station, a shopping mall, parking lot, the automatic tellers of a supermarket and the entrance to an elevated motel housing 16 private rooms and the corresponding parking spaces.

The pedestrians The complex is accessible by pedestrian residents of neighgboring areas who can visit the shopping mall, the sheltered market, the cafeteria, the restaurant and the theme green parks. These parks come in contrast to the strict structural form of the complex itself.

View from the car

Birdseye North View

View from the Roof Garden 40

Versions of Utopia | Bridges at Attiki Avenue of Athens

Underground Floor

View from the garden

Ground Floor

View from the drive-in

First Floor

View from the entrance

Versions of Utopia | Bridges at Attiki Avenue of Athens

View from the restaurant Perspective Section B-B΄

Section D-D΄ 44

Regeneration of Mikrolimano Open International Competition Competition: Open Architectural Competition Architects: Tsabikos Petras Architectural Studio Architect in Charge: Tsabikos Petras Collaborating Architects: Yannis Foulakis, Vasiliki Daskalaki, Ioanna Iliadi Project Year: 2014

Concept Piraeus landscape is characterised by the diverse terrain and the great length of the coastline. The sea constitutes a collective point of reference for the people of Piraeus and the walk next to it is a timeless and cross-cultural experience that extends from Piraiki and Pasalimani to Kastella, Mikrolimano and Faliro. The composite formation of the proposal is organized aroung the creation of a broad promenade along the coast and in direct contact with the water element of the channel and the natural harbor of Mikrolimano. The walk constitutes a joint experience for the region as well as the central axis of 10 thematic areas and plateaus which highlight and activate the particular and cultural features of the area.

View from the new coastline

A city for pedestrians and cyclists The aim is to give priority to the pedestrian and cyclist and minimize car use (traffic regulation, setting of parking and loading space) as well as the transfer of parked vehicles to appropriate parking areas to reverse the disproportionate presence of asphalt over the limited number of pavements. The proposal is for a one-way system along Dilaveri and Koumoundourou coastline in traffic mild street form.

Urban Analysis The aim is the local and ultra-local connection of the area with the wider area of Attica to restore smooth and organic connection to the metrostation of Faliro and the tram. The crosslinks to Kastella and the sport facilities of Peace and Friendship stadium are reinforced through Papanastasioy Avenue and the trolley line. A cycle lane leading to the coast is developed connecting the two main squares.

Section from the new cafes with material projection 46

Regeneration of Mikrolimano

Regeneration of Mikrolimano The platform and water arcade The proposal is for a wooden platform in the water to allow the visitor both the marine horizon and sight to the front of Kastella Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s square A sitting-square as a meeting point to enhance sociability

Cafeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Square Among the shopping areas there will be an array of shelters with a central open space in the interior and old plane trees. The cafes constitute an area of recreation and collective activity Jetty with water taxi The pier is an extension of pedestrian Minnos street where two small speedboats can take visitiors on a short boat trip to Piraiki and Faliro

Topographic 48

coastline

walk route

interaction with the city

planting system

themed zones 49

Regeneration of Mikrolimano

View of the new coastline

Section at Koumoundourou Coast 50

Regeneration of Mikrolimano

Section A-A΄

People’s square

Section B-B΄

The new configuration of the cafeterias at Dilaveri street

Koumoundourou Coast View 52

The New Archaelogy Museum of Piraeus 1st Prize | Open International Competition Competition: Open Architectural Competition Award: First Prize Architects: Tsabikos Petras Architectural Studio Architect in Charge: Tsabikos Petras Collaborating Architects: Yannis Foulakis, Vasiliki Daskalaki, Ioanna Iliadi Museological Study: Penelope Kallitsi Project Year: 2015

View from the landscape entrance

South

East

North

West

filled vaccum

South View Section

User Requirements Solstice Projection Mixing

View from the main entrance

Concrete tiles Isodomic building system

Concept The first prize winner of a Greek design competition in Greece, which challenged participants to redesign an existing structure into an archaeological museum, this proposal by Tsabikos Petras Architectural Studio examines both the reintroduction of green areas into the city and relationship among city, sea, and coast. The scheme follows the lead of a north-south and east-west axis which present a pedestrian connection between the museum and a public square, and an archaeological site with a second public square, respectively. The museum seeks to form an effortless transition from urban to natural landscapes. The city collides with the museum and reaches toward the sea as an “urban deck,” simultaneously speaking to the urban presence through close proximity to the city and forming a connection to the natural by revealing views of the coastline and sea. This unique layout that bonds city, coast, and sea creates an “urban entrance” for the museum, strengthening the connection between the visitors and the sea by drawing them through the urban environment. The landscape of the site incorporates both man-made and natural elements. The engineered form is made of natural earth covered with plants, and as it interacts with the existing landscape, forms a depression which collects rainwater. A second “landscape entrance” emerges from the relationship of the two landscapes and their interaction with the urban deck, connecting visitors to a sense of place before entering the museum. The museum itself is informed by the archaeological site and the historical character created by the fortification structures nearby, namely ancient walls. These walls speak to the boundary between land and sea, just as the permanent exhibit’s wall acts as the boundary between the exhibit itself and the accompanying activity. In this way, the museum transports the historical presence of Peiraeus within its walls, which act as continuous paths through the museum, ultimately releasing visitors in alignment with the archaeological site. To further emphasize education in archaeology, an additional route through the museum highlights the restoration process to visitors, giving them a close look at the work being done on the site through display windows.

The New Archaelogy Museum of Piraeus

Birdseye view of the city

The New Archaelogy Museum of Piraeus

View from interior Atrium

Ground Floor

View from the exhibition area

Section A-A΄

Section B-B΄

Section C-C΄ 58

View toward the cultural coast 59

The New Archaelogy Museum of Piraeus

View from exhibition area

First Floor

View from the interior lake Second Floor

Third Floor

Section D-D΄

Section E-E΄ 60

Overlooking the urban deck 61

Versions of Isolation Residence Units at Trizonia Island Academic Project: Design Thesis | Supervisor: Yannis Aesopos Date: October 2015 Project Type: Residential, Bangalows Team: Yannis Foulakis, Konstantinos Lentzos Location: Trizonia Island, Greece

Perspective Section Birdseye View

Content Τhe content of the thesis has to do with residence in Greece after the economical crisis and is directly related to the Greek participation in the Biennale 2015 in Venice. The basic factor of the project was the choice of the area which would host our intervention. This is a 2.5-square-kilometer island and is accessible by regular communication via boat from the village of Hania. Trizonia is the largest island of the Corinthian Gulf and the only habitable one with a population of 156 residents. The island has preserved its traditional color and natural beauty while wheeled traffic is prohibited. The nearest town on the island is Patras at a distance of 40 km. Athens is 250 km from Trizonia. The intervention area is located in the northwestern part of the island and is developed on an area of 400 square meters. The island meets all of the criteria of the scenario of architectural intervention and summarizes all the hallmarks of the Greek countryside. The Idea The idea is the creation of a central path and a sequence of secondary offshoots which lead the visitors to three different neighborhoods of housing units. The path immerses the visitor in the ground concealing the view and eliminating sunlight and contact with nature leading him to a controlled artificial environment. Then it leads him to his personal housing unit granting him what it previously deprives him of. The target of this action is the enhancement of the experience of a claustophobic trench and the absolute exposure to the isolaterd environment of the island and the contrast between artificial and natural.

Versions of Isolation | Residence Units at Trizonia Island

Versions of Isolation | Residence Units at Trizonia Island Location Trizonia Patras

Athens

Ivntervation Area

Landscape features

Vew from the top of the square

The basic intention was the selection of a site that would meet the following conditions

The port of Trizonia

plot

intervetion

drop

• Isolation from the metropolitan centers • Peace and tranquility • Contact with the sea • Proximity to urban centers • Easy but not immediate accessibility installation

View from the bottom of the square

trenches

Optical Isolation Optical isolation aims at the overall isolation of the vacationers and focuses on an austere recreation approach seeking peace and tranquility and contact with nature as opposed to the daily tension of modern life

Versions of Isolation | Residence Units at Trizonia Island

The materials The dominant materials used are concrete for the trench walls and concrete with gravel for the path ground to give the perception of natural ground. Section 2-2Î&#x201E; View from the contemplation plateau

The entrance

View from the trench

Entrance is through the central 4m wide path to the east section of the intervention region leading to the rundown square through which the users move towards housing unit neighborhoods. Users can approach the sea through the extension of the central path leading to a wooden jetty towards the west side of the intervention region.

The trenches Use of the trenches aims at the achievement of the optical isolation scenario through the concealment and the promotion of the view as well as to the enhancement of this experience. Also through the path undergrounding we achieve the smoothing of topographical altitudinal gradients. 66

The role of View

The contact with nature and the transition to artificial Concealment of the View

The transition from the artificial intervention to nature and the users exposure to it before their stay at the bangalows is achieved with the elimination of the secondary paths trench and the graphistic fading out of the artificial to the natural ground.

Revelation of the View

Versions of Isolation | Residence Units at Trizonia Island

The square The dug out square where you come to through the main entance route and which houses the main reception forms the core of the design intervention. From the square the visitor follows the corresponding secondary route depending on the neighbourhood that hosts his personal unit.

The significance of the view

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The square is the point where the natural environment is minimized to achieve maximum sight concealment. From the square secondary paths are notched creating the opposite experience. The terraces contribute to the gradual revelation and direction of the view before the user gains exposure to nature.

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The plateau The plateau contemplation view is both a staging point of the secondary paths and the only common congregation point of visiting tourists. It conceals sight to passengers and reveals it to those who would choose to sit on the bench. Topographic 68

Versions of Isolation | Residence Units at Trizonia Island

View from the sea

The link between housing units and natural ground The natural ground slope affects the placement of the housing units aiming to the creation of different space experience inside separate housing units in accordance to the aspect of isolation.

Section 1-1Î&#x201E; 70

Versions of Isolation | Residence Units at Trizonia Island

Versions of Isolation | Residence Units at Trizonia Island The Elevated Bangalow

View from the entrance

placement

type: elevated material: metal number of users:

Section 1-1΄

orientation: north-west to the view access to the sea:

View from the Kitchen Section 2-2

Section 3-3΄

Top View 72

Section 4-4΄

View from the Living Room 73

Versions of Isolation | Residence Units at Trizonia Island

Versions of Isolation | Residence Units at Trizonia Island The Semi-underground Bangalow

type: semi-underground

View from the Living Room

material: concrete number of users: orientation: north access to the sea:

1΄

placement

2΄

4΄

View from the hidden Atrium

Top View 3΄

Section 1-1΄ 74

Section 2-2΄

Section 3-3΄

Section 4-4΄

View from the Swimming Pool 75

Versions of Isolation | Residence Units at Trizonia Island

Versions of Isolation | Residence Units at Trizonia Island The Underground Bangalow

type: underground material: concrete

View from the Living Room

number of users: orientation: west to the view access to the sea: 4΄

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3 1΄

placement

3΄ 1΄

View from the Bedroom

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Top View 76

Section 1-1΄

Section 2-2΄

Section 3-3΄

Section 4-4΄ 77

New AARCH | New Aarhus School of Architecture

EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC

New AARCH

PUBLIC ROOF GARDEN & LOFTS The ramp connects the level of the landscape to the roof level. Citizens may walk in a public corrides where they can observe the school production. On the roof studios and lofts for artists or studends can be also found.

ACTIVE FACADE Storage or Shade? Studets customize the facade according to their needs of shade or storage. The production of the school is constantly projected to the city forming a real time transforming facade.

WALL The wall is an auxiliary ring under the half ramp where structural elements, wet spaces and MEP can be found, leaving the rest of the ring an open plan surface for interaction.

RING The ring is a unified research surface which can be divided into sectors according to student needs. Intermediate floors include tutor, dean offfices and students spaces.

PUBLIC RAMP & THE PARK The new topography is a Land Art Park a locus of materials and history acting as a public workshop stage. Undermeath the topography parking spots and basement spaces are positioned. A public path penetrates the building mass making the workshop process visible to the citizens.

New Aarhus School of Architecture Competition: Open Architectural Competition Architects: Tsabikos Petras Architectural Studio Architect in Charge: Tsabikos Petras Collaborating Architects: Yannis Foulakis, Anastasia Gkoliomyti, Penelope Kallitsi, Emmanouil Symiakakis, Ioanna Voutsina Project Year: 2016 Concept The RING is an elevated surface set on a new public park of the city. The unified surface of architectural research encloses the existing urban fabric in the inner side and projects the research product on the outer. A public ramp penetrates the building mass and connects the landscape to the roof garden. The existing buildings are involved in the educational process as elements ready to be examined, transformed, reused or even be demolished according to the academic vision. The educational practice of architecture becomes a public event and an open 1:1 scale workshop which takes place in the actual cityscape.

EXISTING BUILDINGS REMAIN Innovation requires the material of the tradition. Existing buildings remain to be transformed by the students in workshop processes allowing old and new blend together.

Extension of the Wedge The Land ART Park

Urban Flows & New Topology

Flood Control, Noise Control, Structure support

RIng Typology

Elevate unified Research surface, Cityscape as 1:! Workshop

Public Ramp - Architecture to the Public Walking and BIke path penetrates the building mass

New AARCH | New Aarhus School of Architecture

Interior View The Process and the public Ramp

New AARCH | New Aarhus School of Architecture EDUCATIONAL PROCESS

New AARCH | New Aarhus School of Architecture PROGRAM RINGS & SECTORS

Cityscape as an open 1:1 workshop

FACADE LAYERS

BIOCLIMATIC DESIGN

Floor Plan

North-West Elevation

Site Plan 82

Section A-AÎ&#x201E; 83

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