Portfolio Giulia Alberti 2020

portfolio giulia alberti

date of birth 22/08/1993 @ g.albertigiulia@gmail.com @albertigiulia tel PT +351 910 784 353 IT +39 338 8762897 Lisbon -Milan education and professional experiences Master Degree in Architecture at Politecnico di Milano Volunteer at Refood, Lisbon Volunteer at Web Summit 2019, Lisbon Internship at Atelier Holnerova, Lisbon

Erasmus at Universidade Lusofóna de Humanidades e Tecnologias, Lisbon Internship at Presting S.r.l, Milan Bachelor Degree in Architecture at Politecnico di Milano Volunteer at Expo Milano 2015 Summer School at St. James College, London Erasmus +, Youth Exchange “The Northern Lights” Summer School at Ebassy English Brighton Liceo Scientifico “G. Peano”, Milan

GIULIA ALBERTI Italian Architect born in Milan settled in Lisbon.

Interests Architecture, Urban Design, Interior Design, Graphic Design and Editing, Urban Sociology, Photography, Arts, Illustrations, Traveling and Reading.

Communication Active, Curious, Positive and Enthusiastic, Able to elaborate a critical thought.

Organization Aptitude for teamwork, Collaborative, Decision-maker, Fast and Efficent worker even under pressure.

digital skills MSOffice Autocad Revit SketchUp Blender Rhino languages Italian English

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Workshop “Real not Reality: VR and Architecture” at Universidade Lusofóna de Humanidades e Tecnologias, Lisbon Workshop “Rethinking the Waterfront” at Universidade Lusofóna de Humanidades e Tecnologias, Lisbon Exposition “Recycling Milan” at Urban Center, Milan MIAW Workshop at Politecnico di Milano, Zhang Bin - Zhou Wei - Atelier Z+

Adobe Photoshop Illustrator Indesign Lightroom XD

Native B2

Portuguese French

09/2016 - 06/2020 10/2020 11/2019 02/2018 - 01/2019 09/2017 - 07/2018 01/2017 - 03/2017 09/2013 - 09/2016 08/2015 - 09/2015 07/2011 02/2011 07/2010 09/2006 - 06/2012 other experiences

table of contents

03/2017

glue i archipelago marvila ii

11/2017 - 12/2017 07/2016 02/2016

house two iii casoretto iv once upon a time v

B2 A1 3

glue The design took shape starting from a deep understanding of the area and its development following a compelling hierarchical system based on different ground levels. The different layers subdivide the space into separate functional spheres: the city and the public space on the street level, the more private area dedicated to the campus and university life at minus one.

The resulting framework, the “glue�, is a complex system where the different layers are divided but also strongly connected. The design on the upper level is strongly interconnected to the allocation of the functions on the lower level, giving life to an efficient synergy between the different parts of the project.

The obstructed flow of people is now possible and made more natural thanks to the organic design of the shell-bridge, which follows the flux of the users and links the entrance of the University buildings.

The second element of the project is some rectangular pavilions placed in some specific points, allocating functions to bring people belonging to the different social spheres together.

Even though the project may look like a very invasive design proposal, the final result is, in fact, a well-balanced dialogue between the different part of the social life concerning the surrounding area, re-establishing a lost balance and giving fluidity to the Campus conformation.

Project for Campus Leonardo, Politecnico di Milano Milan, 2016

POOL NEW CAMPUS OLD CAMPUS

1.bookshop 2.auditorium 3.study room 4.study room 5.bar 6.classroom 7.model lab

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8.exposition hall 9.classroom 10.administration 11.pool bar 12.changing room 13.changing room

1.auditorium 2.terrace bar 3pool entrance 4.pool terrace 5.terrace/bus stop 6.exposition hall

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Urban Strategy and Project for Oriental part of Lisbon and Marvila neighbourhood PHISICAL ISSUES Lisbon, 2020 BELEM

praça do comercio

green areas degradation and abandonment

m

200

masterplan

Monsanto

150 50 0

Parque das Nações

Vale de Chelas

Castelo

Vale de Alcantara

100

Baixa 2000

4000

6000

a

composed of buildings (Quintas, convents and terrain features industries) and old streets (Azinhagas), often in Tesi di Laurea Magistrale The in Architettura an advance state of decay or neglected.

Architettura Urbanistica Ingegneria delle Costruzioni actions required at this phase are map-making, E12 - Architecture the assignment of a new function and their connection through a cultural path. The process aims to actively involve the community and associations of citizens in the design process.

The goal is to activate the ruins and their surroundings transforming them into an urbanhubs capable of educating to a renewed sense of community through different typological approaches and multi scales interventions, distances from morphology following the approach of Tactical Urbanism. the centre The architectural heritage identification and connection through the historical road network, create a cultural path in the rural-agriculturalindustrial landscape which enhance and narrates the local history, both to the Marvilense population, both visitors interested in a Lisbon railway surrounded by that is not found in tourist guides, but for this main functions reason no less interesting and meaningful.

8000

10000

Parque Vale de Chelas

m

12000

Masterplan

Parque da Vinha

Parque da Bela Vista

not-human scale Parque Vale Fundão

Connecting the existing green spaces

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Parque da Bela Vista Sul

Archipelago Marvila

Giulia Alberti

Monsanto Matricola: 874362 Forestal Park Relatore: Ermes Invernizzi

cultural and landscape path to enhance the local identity in the Oriental part of Lisbon

Bela Vista Urban Agricultural Park Bela Vista Agricultural Park

urban features

attraction points

airport

centre

ex po

Braço da Prata Living Project

Mapping and activating the centres

B1.

unhuman scale

degradation and abandonment

high rate of criminality

M

New Hospital

Braço da Prata Living Project

$ high speculation no urban risk regulamentation

?

??

Connecting the activated centres through the Azinhagas

lack of identity and vocation

goal: • enlarging the Bela Vista Park and creation of the second-largest green area on the Oriental city’s side; • protecting the rural and agricultural landscape from the real estate speculation.

B.

New Hospital

internal fragmentation

A.

CREATING THE SECOND LISBON GREEN LUNG

Parque Quinta das Flores

architectural and social features

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archipelago marvila The Marvila district is located in the eastern part of Lisbon, between the historic centre and the area of the Expo 98. It is characterized by social housing buildings dated 1960/70 and a variety of urban voids where spontaneous and lush vegetation grows, by an irregular terrain morphology and marked by overlapped historical heritage and identity: the rural and agricultural memory represented by the Quintas buildings (Lisbon nobility’s holiday houses), the conventual and monastic patrimony and the industrial and productive heritage.

The district, inhabited by low-income classes, lacks in the quality of public space and it is poorly connected with the rest of the city as it manifests an important unevenness in urban planning.

This thesis aims to enhance and safeguard the natural environment and the places of local memory, preserving them from speculation, degradation and abandonment, creating a new local identity among the inhabitants of Marvila. The urban strategy involves two macro phases: the protection of green areas and the enhancement of the local memory.

The first phase involves the action of local administrative authorities: the purpose is to widen the boundaries of the Bela Vista Urban Park, integrating the surrounding green and agricultural areas, thus giving life to a new urban green lung.

The second phase involves the local heritage

morphology

PRAÇA DO COMERICIO BELEM

A.B2.

ACTIVATING AND CONNECTING THE MARVILA ARCHIPELAGO

cultural landscape path 1 Mapping the activation centres and triggering them through Tactical Urbanism actions 2 Linking the activated centres through the Azinhagas’ cultural and landscape path goal: • valorizing the local memory; • enhancing a local identity; • regenerating degraded/destroyed buildings; • encreasing security level and the liveability; • improving connection with the city centre and the Expo ‘98 area; • improving the connection between Marvila and the river.

SOCIAL ISSUES

? lack of local identity

population mix

absence of attractive points

long commuting times

URBAN ISSUES

lack of urban regultlation

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!

vocatyion scarcity

$ speculation risk

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Mapping and activating b1.B1. mapping and activating the centres

A.1.1 A.1.2

the centres

Residential Industrial Comercial and Tourism

A.3

Current state Ruin Illegally occupied

• Youngsters Intervention • Tourists

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Context

night

• Elderly people • Associations • Tourists • Families • Workers

afternoon

limited area for the trash bins, covered by trees and delimited by a metallic net where the vegetation can grow on it

the entrance to the area is through a small and impervious path starting from the main street, in between wood fences; the streets are rambling and made with

A.1

2

A.2

A.1.1 A.1.2 Quinta das Conchas A.2 Quinta dos Alfinetes A.3 Quinta do Desterro

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B.1

B

Inbetween . Marvila

B.1.1 Clube Feroviario de Portugal B.1.2 Patio Marialva B.1.3 Patio Israel

2 3

the new public park protect the area from the street and the car noise, provided with an open-air auditorium, which takes advantages of the old slope used to divide the different land ownerships

the old soil slopes divided the land ownerships are used as new delimitation for the vegetable gardens, can be used to cultivate themself, providing green divisions which respect the morphology and the nature of the area

a part of the ancient Quinta das Conchas is restored and hosts the administration offices of the vegetable gardens and the local market

the entrance to the area is more visible and defined; some stairs leads to the market and the steps can be used to seat

new local market, where the owners of the vegetable gardens can sell or exchange the products they cultivated. It is divided into two parts: a covered and permanent area, and frontal open-air yard, where the market can expand during the weekends hosting producers from other parts of the city. The market area provides benches where people can seat to rest and consume the food bought in the market

every vegetable is garden provided with a wooden small storage, water and compostage bins

• • • • •

•

the area is occupied by illegal vegetable garden constructed by the inhabitants, fenced with pieces of wood and usually built with makeshift materials; the ruin are in danger of collapse, invaded by rubish, abandoned domestic appliances and usually used has shelter by homeless people; the lack of proper lights and the feelings of abandonment make this area unsafe and uncrowded.

Chelas

•

• • • •

•

• • •

the landscape is beautifully characterized by spontaneous lush nature; the inhabitants of Marvila occupied private or public unused land to build their vegetable garden; the low density and the plenty of unused space give a lot of possibilities to act; concrete-free area; the old brick walls belonged to the Quinta das Conchas and the surrounding buildings can be used as a division for the new vegetable garden organization.

C Riverside Quinta da Matinha - Antiga Rafinaria GALP . Braço da Prata

C.1

•

B1.1 - B1.2 - B1.3

•

MIM

MIRADOURO INDUSTRIAL DE MARVILA Clube Feroviario de Portugal - Patio Mariava - Patio Israel

• •

Tactical Urbanism #DeFencing #Park(ing)Day #BetterBlockInitiatives #PavementToPlazas #PopUpPark

A.1.1 - A.1.2 URBAN AGRICULTURE CENTRE AT QUINTA DAS CONCHAS Quinta das Conchinhas - Quinta do São Pedro dos Peixes Tactical Urbanism #GuerillaGardening #PopUpRetail #PopUpPark

B.1.1 B.1.2 B.1.3

renovation movement already started; evening the tower which was afternoon part of the Quinta do Marquês de Marialva is today disused and abandoned; Patio Marialva is still inhabited, the open public spaces are characterized by a lack of design and organization; the only connection with the riverside the the ancient Quinta is main by street some of impervious stairs, which are result not indicated or visible. do Desterro as a secondary road; most of the house facing on the Azinhaga are empty or partially destroyed; the houses and buildings belonging to the empty spaces are parking Patio Marialva areused wellasconserved lots resident; and by stillthe inhabited; some parts of the area are used as an the neighbourhood is characterized by open-air a vibrantdump. community; the bridge largeness of the street encourages crossing the railway it is well connected to the Patio’s area; the bridge buss station is in the middle of and the area on the other parked andspot garbage; side arecars a nice to admire Marvila there areTagus not zebra and the river;crossing to cross the street and reach the public swimming the tower is well preserved and pool and the by adjacent newempty public park. surrounded a huge space where nature grows beautifully; the houses have a good connection with the open air; buildings lining the Azinhaga the street is used as an extension of the are distinguished by the traditional house, encouraging socialization.

Portuguese architecture features such as Azulejo tiles on the facades, wooden doors and windows bordered with stone; the old Chafariz (Fountain) is still in good condition, it represents a traditional street element in the old Portuguese villages and also an important meeting point; through the years, along the Azinhaga, a community of inhabitants have been created, mostly elderly people; the streets and the vegetable gardens are populated by this community; a new public swimming pool has been built recently attracting people from other parts of the neighbourhood.

C.1

Current state

Tower and Quinta: Ruin Patio: Inhabited

• • • •

xl

Context night

Users

. marvila a .interior A.1.1 Quinta do São Pedro dos Peixes • Elderly people • Associations • Tourists • Families • Workers

evening

the Quiosque (kiosk) is a common element into Lisbon gardens and squares, usually located only in the central areas; in Marvila can be used to make inhabitants feel more included inside the urban fabric

the Coreto is a public space located inside Portuguese parks or gardens, historically used to host events like concerts, local celebrations and political debates

the fence allows seeing through it, in this way the green space is more visible and identifiable from the street

the illegal parking lots are transformed in a sport area: sports field and steps where the audience can sit and enjoy the game the street can host food trucks and some days per month also a food festival attracting people from the others part of the city r tourists

the illigal verandas are demolished and the spaces in front of the entrances are delimited and defined by plant pots

The churrasco area: previously used as illegal car park now can be an aggregation point where the inhabitants can have their Sunday barbeque

new spaces for the Feroviario Futball Club changing rooms for the athletes, steps and facilities for the attendance

:

the ancient Chafariz is restored and acts as a landmark, a meeting point for the community the abbandoned buildings are converted into an Art Gallery and its walls into an open air Urban Street art Gallery

taking advantage of the ruing and with low budget design project the destroyed wall become a climbing wall

the blind wall of a house is used to project movies during the night creating an open-air cinema or an auditorium

the only bar in the area is provided with a delimited esplanade and near the bus stop so people can wait and have a coffee

Time

the new Miraduro Industrial the Marvila is the first miradouro of Oriental part of the city; it allows people and tourists to enjoy the view on the river Tejo estuary, Vasco da Gama bridge and new Braço de Prata residential area; the ruins on the side could host various commercial and public functions such as a museum, coworking spaces, restaurant

the bus stop is clean up by cars and garbage and renewed by a new canopy where people can wait for the public transport in the shadow the new pedestrian area is connected with the Vale Fundão Park and with the Public Swimming Pool

night

• • •

• the connection with old Marvila and the riverside is enhanced, area characterized of new gentrification

•

C.1

MARVILA ART CENTER Quinta da Matinha - Antiga Rafinaria GALP

• the Azinhaga and the smaller streets next to it are newly paved and transformed into a pedestrian area

• • •

Tactical Urbanism #Open Streets #DeFencing #ProtectedBikeLanes #PopUpPark

abandoned and the wooden roof collapsed the fence closing the main entrance was turned down allowing homeless people to occupy it the building inside is a dump, abandoned garbage, metal car-components or tires the vegetation has grown controlless inside and outside the Quinta next to Quinta’s area, there is a fenced green space with concrete slab and some vertical elements built for the Associaçao Luso-Brasileira project by Oscar Niemeyer. The project was never complete.

evening

b

A.1.2 Quinta das Conchas A.2 Quinta dos Alfinetes A.3 Quinta do Desterro

•

morning

afternoon

limited area for the trash bins, covered by trees and delimited by a metallic net where the vegetation can grow on it

the entrance to the area is through a small and impervious path starting from the main street, in between wood fences; the streets are rambling and made with

the new public park protect the area from the street and the car noise, provided with an open-air auditorium, which takes advantages of the old slope used to divide the different land ownerships

the old soil slopes divided the land ownerships are used as new delimitation for the vegetable gardens, can be used to cultivate themself, providing green divisions which respect the morphology and the nature of the area

a part of the ancient Quinta das Conchas is restored and hosts the administration offices of the vegetable gardens and the local market

the entrance to the area is more visible and defined; some stairs leads to the market and the steps can be used to seat

new local market, where the owners of the vegetable gardens can sell or exchange the products they cultivated. It is divided into two parts: a covered and permanent area, and frontal open-air yard, where the market can expand during the weekends hosting producers from other parts of the city. The market area provides benches where people can seat to rest and consume the food bought in the market

the area is occupied by illegal vegetable garden constructed by the inhabitants, fenced with pieces of wood and usually built with makeshift materials; the ruin are in danger of collapse, invaded by rubish, abandoned domestic appliances and usually used has shelter by homeless people; the lack of proper lights and the feelings of abandonment make this area unsafe and uncrowded.

.inbetween . marvila

B.1.1 Clube Feroviario de Portugal B.1.2 Patio Marialva B.1.3 Patio Israel

the landscape is beautifully characterized by spontaneous lush nature; the inhabitants of Marvila occupied private or public unused land to build their vegetable garden; the low density and the plenty of unused space give a lot of possibilities to act; concrete-free area; the old brick walls belonged to the Quinta das Conchas and the surrounding buildings can be used as a division for the new vegetable garden organization.

. braço da prata c .riverside C.1 Quinta da Matinha - Antiga Rafinaria GALP 8

every vegetable is garden provided with a wooden small storage, water and compostage bins

• • •

• • • • • •

the historical patio is restored becoming an inner square

new Marvila Community Centre and Associations Centre: the main and historical building hosts the Associations Center making easier the coordination of interventions and ideas and generating a hub of social empowerment. The new building will host the Community Centre facilities such as an auditorium, the museum of the Oriental Football Club of Marvila and multifunctional laboratories

Quinta do Desterro

organized parking lots serving the Community Centre and the Stadium

Tactical Urbanism #PavementToPlazas #FoodCarts #BetterBlockIniciatives #ChairBoombing #DeFencing

Users

• Elderly people • Families • Youngsters • Tourists

Current state

• Industries • Startups • Associations • Artists

Intervention scale

morning

Context

Tower and Quinta: Ruin Patio: Inhabited

m

Time morning

night

afternoon

the houses and buildings belonging to the Patio Marialva are well conserved and still inhabited; the neighbourhood is characterized by a vibrant community; the bridge crossing the railway it is well connected to the Patio’s area; the bridge and the area on the other side are a nice spot to admire Marvila and the Tagus river; the tower is well preserved and surrounded by a huge empty space where nature grows beautifully; the houses have a good connection with the open air; the street is used as an extension of the house, encouraging socialization.

the desolated public space can be revitalized with Guerrilla Gardening actions, involving the residents and allowing them to have their small garden to cultivate vegetable or to grow flowers

xl

evening

Residential Comercial and Tourism

afternoon

• • • •

C.1

the Quiosque (kiosk) is a common element into Lisbon gardens and squares, usually located only in the central areas; in Marvila can be used to make inhabitants feel more included inside the urban fabric the fence allows seeing through it, in this way the green space is more visible and identifiable from the street

the Coreto is a public space located inside Portuguese parks or gardens, historically used to host events like concerts, local celebrations and political debates

the illigal verandas are demolished and the spaces in front of the entrances are delimited and defined by plant pots

The churrasco area: previously used as illegal car park now can be an aggregation point where the inhabitants can have their Sunday barbeque

new spaces for the Feroviario Futball Club changing rooms for the athletes, steps and facilities for the attendance

:

the new Miraduro Industrial the Marvila is the first miradouro of Oriental part of the city; it allows people and tourists to enjoy the view on the river Tejo estuary, Vasco da Gama bridge and new Braço de Prata residential area; the ruins on the side could host various commercial and public functions such as a museum, coworking spaces, restaurant

the new bicycle path connect the center of Lisbon with the Expo area.

•

• •

the urban polt is fenced and inaccessible and doesn’t allow a good connection between the interior part of Marvila and the riverfront; the zone is compleatly abbandoned and in decay status; lush nature, during the years, took control along the extensive lot, giving an appearance of abandonment and wilderness to the all area and to the riverfront.

the Quiosque (kiosk) an a small Esplanada tu connect the path on the rivervront to the Ex Galp, now the Amrvila Art Centre.

the new pedestrian path is an opportunity to open the zone to the public.

the former structures of Galp refinery are now converted into the Marvila Art Centre: the covered flexible spaces at the ground floor are dedicated to arts like dance, music, acting and figurative arts. On the roof of those buildings are located the open-air cinema, the arena and two stages where the artist can perform. It can host also external events such as festivals, flea markets and concerts.

night

evening

•

• •

•

the new entrance from Patio Marialva street allows people to visit the ancient tower, own by Marquês de Marialva; the new public park creates a space for the community, furthermore enhance the memory of the site.

• the connection with old Marvila and the riverside is enhanced, area characterized of new gentrification

•

•

the area is distinguished by the presence of the old building’s skeleton of the memory for the city of Lisbon and for all the country; Ex-Galp plot it is situated next to the river; this area has a strategic location: it is in between the river and the railway and could have a fundamental role linking the fragmented Marvila’s landscape; the proximity to Marginal Avenue gives visibility to the area.

Users

Elderly people Families Youngsters Tourists

Time

the new entrance on the railway side gives more permeability and improve the accessibility to the urban fabric, making possible to cross this huge plot and reach easily the waterfront in a pedestrian and green environment.

•

•

the slopes empathize the old Quintas’ stone gate, which could represent a new landmark for neighbourhood the

A.3

Residential Industrial Comercial and Turism

Users

renovation movement already started; the tower which was part of the Quinta do Marquês de Marialva is today disused and abandoned; Patio Marialva is still inhabited, the open public spaces are characterized by a lack of design and organization; the only connection with the riverside is by some impervious stairs, which are not indicated or visible.

the green spaces around the Quinta dos Alfinetes are unified and transformed into a homogeneous park, equipped with playgrounds, bicycles parking area and a covered bus stop

Context

Elderly people Families Youngsters Tourists

the area is located in an isolated spot: cut out by the railway in the northern part, from Chelas neighbourhood where the underground and all the public transports stop, and on the southern side isolated by another railway path and the terrain morphology from the river and the historical part of

the park connects the Quinta and its surrounding to the Marvila Public Library and, further on crossing the railway, with the MiM: Miradouro Industrial de Marvila (B1.1 - B1.2 - B1.3)

the plot has a central position inside Marvila the context is the meanly composed by residential buildings offering a big and diverse source of possible users it is near to public services like schools the neighbourhood is distinguished for a tradition of Citizens Associations the project for the Oriental Football Club Stadium has already been approved

Time

night

afternoon

evening

• the new entrance from Patio Marialva street allows people to visit the ancient tower, own by Marquês de Marialva; the new public park creates a space for the community, furthermore enhance the memory of the site.

morning

MULTI[FUN]CTIONAL SQUARE

Time

Agricultural

• Associations • Tourists • Children

Intervention scale

l Residential Industrial Comercial and Tourism

Intervention scale

Users

• Elderly people • Families • Youngsters

Ruin

Context

Ruin Illegally occupied

Residential

Current state

Intervention scale

Current state

xl

Context

morning

Time

morning

abbandoned /ruins new function

.

A Interior Quinta do São Pedro dos Peixes

scale

m Time Context

cut out by the railway in the northern part, from Chelas neighbourhood where the underground and all the public transports stop, and on the southern side isolated by another railway path night morning and the terrain morphology from the river and the historical part of

Time night

1

Ruin Illegally occupied

Intervention scale

evening Users afternoon • Elderly people • Families • Youngsters • the area located in an isolated spot: • isTourists

Users

evening

Current state

Residential Comercial and Tourism

Agricultural

C.1

Tactical Urbanism #DeFencing #DePaving #BetterBlockIniciatives #ChairBoombing #GuerrillaGardening

A.2

Usersstate Current

• and Elderly peopleRuin Tower Quinta: •Patio: Families Inhabited

Intervention scale

A.3

Tactical Urbanism #PavementToPlazas #FoodCarts #BetterBlockIniciatives #ChairBoombing #DeFencing

• • •

•

•

morning

afternoon

the main street of the ancient Quinta do Desterro result as a secondary road; most of the house facing on the Azinhaga are empty or partially destroyed; the empty spaces are used as parking lots by the resident; some parts of the area are used as an open-air dump. the largeness of the street encourages the buss station is in the middle of parked cars and garbage; there are not zebra crossing to cross the street and reach the public swimming pool and the adjacent new public park.

the buildings lining the Azinhaga are distinguished by the traditional Portuguese architecture features such as Azulejo tiles on the facades, wooden doors and windows bordered with stone; the old Chafariz (Fountain) is still

the illegal parking lots are transformed in a sport area: sports field and steps where the audience can sit and enjoy the game the street can host food trucks and some days per month also a food festival attracting people from the others part of the city r tourists

the ancient Chafariz is restored and acts as a landmark, a meeting point for the community the abbandoned buildings are converted into an Art Gallery and its walls into an open air Urban Street art Gallery

de-paving bike lanes de-fencing food trucks open streets pop-up cafes chair bombing pop-up markets guerrilla gardening better block initiatives intervention methodology

taking advantage of the ruing and with low budget design project the destroyed wall become a climbing wall

the blind wall of a house is used to project movies during the night creating an open-air cinema or an auditorium

the only bar in the area is provided with a delimited esplanade and near the bus stop so people can wait and have a coffee

the bus stop is clean up by cars and garbage and renewed by a new canopy where people can wait for the public transport in the shadow the new pedestrian area is connected with the Vale Fundão Park and with the Public Swimming Pool

Tactical urbanism includes low-cost, temporary changes to the built environment, usually in cities, intended to improve local neighbourhoods and city gathering places.

Tactical urbanism is also commonly referred to as guerilla urbanism, pop-up urbanism, city repair, or D.I.Y. urbanism.

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Braço da Prata Living Project

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graffiting stories

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Sailing Marvila in an App and a Web Site able to drive people through the Azinhagas’ path, giving them information about the local memory but also about the events going on nowadays. Thanks to the QR code the visitor can read and see more contents in his smartphone or directly using the App. Due to the utilization of VR (Virtual Reality) technology, we can display and recreate the ancient city and the demolished buildings.

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house two The project of House Two is located in Borneo Sporenburg, the Amsterdam’s district designed

by West 8 in 1993-1996. We respected the rules and the dimension given by the masterplan, and we tryed to enlarge the scale of the project designing an apartment that is able to involve the neighbourhood trhough a small and flexible art gallery that face the public space. We decided to create a double house, divided by a small street inspired by the ancien street of the old city of Amsterdam that allowed us to experiment with the small dimension of housing, but at the same time with two different layers of the society - private and public- in a light and delicate way.

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casoretto

Urban and Architectural Project for Inclusive Housing in Casoretto Milan, 2017

The Casoretto Housing design new housing solution mixing uses and users in one of the most multicultural neighbourhtoods in Milan. The area is characterized by the presence of the old ATM tram depot, the garage and the administration offices. The plot is surrounded by 5m high walls and completely inaccessible to the public.

The project aims to integrate the old iron structure of the depot with the new housing uses intended for all ages users, diversifying the typology of the unities and open the plot to the city making it part of the urban fabric.

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duplex typology + terrace 147 m2 +59 m2

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once upon a time The project design focus on two main topics: how the private and safe space of a school can relate to the public surrounding and how the interior spaces can create more welcoming, flexible and fluid spaces, encouraging a stimulating and interactive learning process.

The complex is composed of two buildings: the kindergarten and the primary school. The square in front of them generates an area able to mediate between the public, open space and the protected, private space. A light foil runs along the entire perimeter of the square going up and down creating a bench in one point and a shelter in another.

The Kindergarten building interfaces with the public space through a dynamic facade where the openings are designed in order to guarantee the privacy of the young users but allowing to natural light to enlight the interiors. The classrooms develop around a shared stepped patio and the interior is thought to be as more flexible as possible.

The garden is a fundamental tool for cognitive and sensory learning planted with allyear vegetation, studied according to light differences throughout the four seasons, and thanks to some changeable and interactive elements which generate sounds.

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the classroom transforms into scenery for children’s tales and is served by a patio where they can gather together in the open air

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