PORTFOLIO

AGATA TYBURSKA

2017 - 2023

Agata Tyburska

In this portfolio, I have selected a few projects that reflect my experience over the last few years in the field of architecture.

In designs, I am interested in how they can positively influence society and implement aspects of environmental sustainability. I am looking for new experiences that will allow me to develop professionally and personally. I am a hardworking person who learns quickly and can work both independently and in a team. In addition to architecture, I enjoy graphic design and painting.

EDUCATION

Aalborg University

09/2021 - 06/2023

Technical Faculty of IT and Design, MSc Studies in Architecture

Gdańsk University of Technology 02/2021 - 06/2021

Faculty of Architecture MSc Studies in Architecture

Gdańsk University of Technology 2017-2021

Faculty of Architecture Undergraduate Studies

Maria Skłodowska-Curie Comprehensive School in Olsztyn 2014 - 2017

physics,mathematics and IT profile

WORK EXPERIENCE

Energi Innovation,Vejen (Denmark) 05/2024 - present

Landscape Architect / Layout Designer: technical documentation of projects: plans, sections, 3D modeling,work with Municipal Local Plans

AART architects,Aarhus (Denmark) 09/2022 - 01/2023

Student internship: participation in creating project concepts, e.g., architectural drawings (plans, sections, masterplans, etc.), 3D modeling, preparing visualizations and physical models

ARCH-PROFI design studio Marcin Nawrocki,Gdańsk (Poland) 08/2020

Student job: architectural and construction inventory measurements,furniture inventories

KD Kozikowski Design. Architectural studio, Gdańsk (Poland) 29/06/2020 - 31/07/2020

Student internship: preparation of drawing documentation of architectural projects, e.g. plans, sections,facades,masterplans

SKILLS

AutoCAD

Revit

SketchUp Pro

Rhino

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Illustrator

Adobe InDesign

Affinity Photo

Affinity Publisher

Lumion

Enscape

Microsoft Office

SOFTSKILLS

Drawing

Teamwork

Creativity

Adaptability

Attention to detail

Punctuality

LANGUAGE

Polish (native language)

English (level C1) - Certificate in Advanced English (CAE)

Danish (beginner)

ACHIEVEMENTS

Buildner Sustainability Award for the International Architectural Competition - Hospice: a home for the terminally ill

OTHER

Driving license (B category)

Portfolio

Tyburska

The Meadow Competition

Children's hospice

02 Living Community Sustainable -Tectonic village

03 Settle Down in the City Center

Multi-Family Building with Retail Pavilion

04 #checkered Competition

Revitalization of Partyzantów St. in the City of Gdansk

05 Hut

Facility with a Gastronomic and Recreational Function

06 Drawings

Selected hand sketches

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Tyburska

01 The Meadow

Buildner Sustainability Award for the International Architectural Competition - Hospice: a home for the terminally ill | Master's Thesis

In collaboration with: André Bjørnmose Dupont, Nisanur Akkaya

Location: Holstebro,Denmark

Building types: hospice

Number of storeys: I

Area: 2345 m²

The Meadow can be divided into four functional zones: residential, staff, treatment, and common. The layout of the facility is structured, and therefore easy, for users to read and navigate. The building includes residential rooms due to the desire to create a bond between staff and patients who are in need of more care than the daycare users.The Meadow provides both daycare as well as facilitates overnight stays for people who need extra care and relief. Here one can find six apartments,a large aula with separate play areas, a shared kitchen and dining room, therapy rooms, and multi-faith space among other functions.

The external facades of the hospice have been designed to emphasize the modular nature of the building and use materials that will be honest, reflecting its true character. The facility embraces the surrounding nature and plays with the relation between the outdoors and indoors,inviting the meadow inside with its picturesque views, giving the children a feeling of being outside.

The building itself is constructed of a modular building system,based on the size of plywood boards. The modular approach has resulted in a lower GWP than conventional buildings in Denmark and has the potential to reduce the GWP for future buildings even more.The design showcases these modules as part of the visual expression both indoor as well as outdoor, to show homage to the construction, which is unique and defining for The Meadow.

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The Meadow

view to the lake emphasizing the heart of the building

opening up for the nature

Concept diagrams

scale 1:900

A-A, scale 1:750

B-B, scale 1:750

The Meadow

Section

Floorplan,

The Meadow Patient's room

The Meadow

Aula Sensory Garden

East Facade

South Facade

West Facade

North Facade

Exploded View of Residential Unit LCA comparison

Average Danish building The Meadow Potential future building

A1-3, B4, C3-4 including wastage (A5)

Envelope, scale 1:25

Couple House

Living Community

Couple house

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Family house

Family House

Construction system

Building envelope, scale 1:30

Community

03 Settle Down in the City Center

Semester project 2019

In collaboration with: Dominika Trzcińska, Lizaveta Khikhlushka, Eliza Łukasiewicz

Location: Gdynia,Kościuszki Square

Building type: multi-family building with a retail pavilion

Number of overground storeys: VI

Area: 8.800 m²

The complex of designed buildings - multifamily residential building and retail pavilion - use the surrounding urban context,inviting passers-by to discover new public spaces.

Square allows two blocks to designate an alternative for main pedestrian traffic direction. They favor this direction of movement in form, despite the fact that the retail building maintains a line of buildings.

The residential building dominating in size sets a new direction for the frontage, in addition, the rounded edges of the blocks seem to pull into the tunnel,and the spacious windows on the ground floors of the buildings attract the curious.

This project is a downtown in a nutshell - it offers city residents and numerous tourists access to services and culture, and its tenants privacy and a place to rest from the hustle and bustle. It provides accommodation and living quarters, often accompanied by a view of the iconic points of Gdynia. The pastel, light shade of the façade, the arcade on the ground floor and the horizontal divisions allude to the architecture of Gdynia's modernism.

Passageway between buildings

West elevation, scale 1:600

South elevation, scale 1:600

Pedestrian route

1st, 3rd floor, scale 1:750 -1 floor, scale 1:750

Ground floor, scale 1:750

2nd, 4th floor, scale 1:750

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Semester project 2020

In collaboration with: Maria Ruszkiewicz

Location: Gdańsk,Jelitkowo

Building type: facility with recreational and gastronomic functions

Area: 874 m²

Number of storeys: II

The designed building is located in a small area of Jelitkowo.The facility is adjacent to a unique, historic fishing village from the 19th / 20th century. The buildings of the village became the inspiration for the project. The facility combines a contemporary,minimalist shape with the architecture of old huts.It is a synthesis of a traditional gable house with a contemporary rectangular block.

05 Hut

The development of the area of the southern part is an extension of the "Jelitkowska Axis". The divisions used in the arrangement of small architecture (pavilion), greenery, wooden terraces and ponds refer to the layout of buildings on the site.

The plot's surroundings are of great architectural and scenic value. From the north, it borders the beach and the vast panorama of the Baltic Sea. To be able to freely observe, there is an observation tower in the building. It was important for the project to preserve the previously existing high greenery of three large trees. An aperture was designed in the building,which allowed the preservation of the valuable tree.