PORTFOLIO | Aleksandra Fijołek

ARCHITECTURE

WROCLAW UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

aleksandra fijolek

architecture student

Hello

My name is Aleksandra Fijołek and I am on my fourth year of study for Bechelor degree at Wrocław University of Science and Technology. In this Portfolio I have selected some projects taht reflect my experience during these years in the field of architecture and I would be glad to show them to you.

2023

Aleksandra

Fijołek

+48 519 522 084

olafijolek2001@gmail.com

Universidad de Alicante

Exchange student | semester

I have been able to learn about Leed Certificate and make project base on it. I attend a design studio, the experience opened my mind to new themes and different approaches.

Wrocław University of Science and Technology

Bachelor Architecture deegre

Hatay Workshop

July 2023 |Wroclaw, Poland

The resilient architecture, regenerative design and architecture of crises worhshop based on knowledge gathered after earthquake in Hatay in Turkey.

Univeristy of Univeristy

February - June 2023 | Alicante, Spain

An educational program consisting of fortnightly workshops exchanged between international architecture schools.

AMP Studio - Intership

August 2022 | Warsaw, Poland

Summer internship, I had an opportunity to take part in process of hotel design.

Habitat Now - Vice President

October 2021 - March 2023

Student Archtecture Club deals with the study and design of the space of human life, focues on the daily life environment.

Next Wave Workshop

November 2021 | Wroclaw, Poland

I had opportunity to work with world-renowned urban planner and architect from the international KCAP studio - professor Kees Christiaanse.

languages Polish - native speaker | English - C1 | Spanish - A1

Spring ‘23 Instructor: Pablo Jeremias

Based on Laura Ortin Arquitecture studio’s project was designed casa de la playa which is rebuilt previous terraced house. Holiday house built on the roof of existing fishermen’s residence proposes a new code, a kind of aesthetic and functional disobedience.

In my interpretation the focus was put into de increase the wooden roof which is also a sun cover. The wood was chosen as the main material of the construction to highlight the shape of the roof.

feel the sunrays

The impression of being on the beach and feeling the ray of sun was extended into the house.

Small windows holes was added into wooden roof to enhance the feeling of sunlight and create a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces.

03: into wood primary school

SOCIAL ARCHITECTURE

Spring ‘22 Instructor: Ada Kwiatkowska

Into the wood is a project designed with focus on children to increase their knowledge of the world by contact with nature which is a heart of the school and also shapes a building makes organic shape.

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nature is key

Designed on the new neighbourhood in Wroclaw inspired by model example of modernism – WUWA. Same as Wuwa neighbourhood introduced new standards in residential architecture in early 20th centuries, into the wood changes the approach to educational architecture. Implementation a nature and organic shape of a building makes new environment for students.

Nature connects with architecture and makes educational and recreation spaces.

Open, diverse space, where play is more wild and children have access to all kind of natural “rubbish”.

To develop children’s knowledge about nature.

A place to learn how to grow vegetables and later use them in the

vegata B le gardens

green H ouse

or G anic shape

Organic shape is the main feature of the school. From the front part designed with regular shape to fit into the design of the modern neighbourhood. Interior is full irregular, free-flowing, and curving forms inspired by nature.

courtyard

Illuminates halls and provide continuous contact with nature inside the building and in the courtyard which is a place for integration and recreation.

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Laboratories

Class 4-8 zone

Administration

Public zone

Sport zone

Class 1-4 zone

Technical zone

G roundfloor

Part of the space des library and open for people as a place for lar activities for from the neighboorhood.

first floor Administration in the first floor calm and proper for official basement

Contains all the technical

floor

Administration were placed floor to provide proper conditions official matters.

roundfloor

space like incuand sport zone is people from outside for extracurricufor all residents neighboorhood.

basement

the necessary facilities.

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Extensive vegetation

Substrate for extensive roofs

Geotextile

Drainage mat

Temporary waterlogging

Absorbent and protective geotextile

Waterproofing membranę

Roof structure

Enamelled glass

Vertical partition

distibuted hights

Wooden curtain wall

Concrete floor

Rain screen

Insulation

Concrete slab

Thermal breaker

Plenum ceiling

Various heights

HVAC system

Suspended ceiling

perforated plasterboard

Concaret column Ø 35 cm

Flexible surface

Broken aggregate

Stabilized crushed aggregate

Waterproofing insulation

Compacted sand

sustainable materials

The hall area has the whole length with windows with courtyard provides building at every

Grounfloor is made from hempcreate and first floor from wood construction.

has is covered on length by curtain wall with the view to the provides light in the every hour of the day.

Due to the partial opening of the windows, fresh air flows to the buildings and ventilates space.

Then used and heated air is removed by openings in the upper part of the curtain wall.

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mixed-use

COMPLEX HOUSING STRUCTURES

Winter ‘22 Instructor: Anna Bac

Project was made by following the prevailing wind movement in Lisbon. Same as wind shapes rocks, as the building was shaped. It seems to be cracked, gouged, in these grooves we allow the winds to penetrate our building.

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The building is placed in the post-industrial district in Lisbon. Just next to the site there is open air market, big square. Site is surrounded by monumental offices blocks and university of art. Everything is well connected by public transport.

In other words, tHere’s a lot going on.

People there need green oasis, place hidden from the bustle of the street, where you can rest after classes or work in the office. Or the place, where people can walk to change their environment and find inspiration for creative work. Place for people with similar hobbies.

In order to invite the widest possible spectrum of personalities, we create zones for different recipients.

Quiet zone for students and office workers shadoW neighborhood zone with the possibility of setting tables

I n VI te I ng zone for tourists and employees of the cultural center

educational zone for children communicated with the future hotel

passive atmospheric water collection system

It collects excess of moisture from the air, based on the technology of condensation of water vapor from the site. By appearance design pay attention to the problem of water supplements in the world.

brick columns

Water columns collect rainwater and are orientation points on the site.

The building form was designed in accordance with a dominant wind direction

We provide full wind power! Chimneys introducing wind into the apartments will take over the structural installation

Creating modules and place them on the core construction

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housin G co-li V ing services

Solar chimneys mark the layout all floors. They emphasize the importance of wind in the design.

03 module

2 ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS

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TWO BEDROOM APARTMENTS

Large open space with kitchen, dining room and living room facilitate better air circulation, which improve indoor air quality and create a fresher and more pleasant .

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CO-LIVING MODULS

Each module is located around solar chimney and has 5 double rooms with kitchenette and bathroom. There is common cooking space, green terraces with access for all inhabitants.

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summer cooling system

The upper part is heated by solar energy and used air is removed by the convection from the apartments

The shape responds to the most pressing needs for Portuguese architecturein the summer we provide intensive ventilation and cooling of apartments. The building inhaled cold night air, distributes through an outer chimney and stories under the floor in a concrete channel with cold storage protectives. The cold is released from the crack, cools the rooms and provides new. The building warms up during the day and the warm air is exhausted outside through openings at the ceiling connected to the internal chimney.

internal chimney with used warm air

external chimney with fresh cold air

winter heating system

During the winter the same system is used as a floor heating. For this purpose next to the building got installed ground-coupled heat exchanger.

SOCIAL ARCHITECTURE

Winter ‘21 Instructor: Jerzy Łatka

Same as silesian society, habitat on a first places family and community. For development this relation was designed habitat, where private and public spaces complement each other and make spece for personal development and social integration.

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For develop relationships between neighbours was designed habitat with family houses, semi-detacheed house and terraced house,

Buildings are open to greenery with calming zone made from hempcrete and glass bricks stimulating the sense of sight. Structure is partly covered by moss which absorbs harmful substances from air.

community as family community gardens

Gardening together promotes social well-being by strengthening social connections with neighbors. Gardering can work wonders for community members who have stressful jobs and home lives to deal with. Sometimes a break to do something completely different can have a highly positive impact.

u rban planning

The habitat due to saddle roofs and 2 floor hights buildings fits into the urban planning conditions and architecture contents of Big Wroclaw Island which is one of the oldest area in city where most of the architecture are singe family houses. In the neighbourhood area is located Sepolno neighbourhood which characteristic features are also saddle roofs and simple form. All of it shaped single house project.

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OF A TYPICAL SILESIAN HOUSE

Main focus during design process was to measure up to clients requirements: kitchen connected with dinning room, small library and the most important place to play the piano. The building consists of two single family houses separated by neighbourhood centre building which is open for all inhabitants . It is a two-storey building with a usable attic in the form of a mezzanine, which refers to the works of Mario Botta. From the outside, a massive body with a heavy corrugated sheet.

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simple of form

SINGLE-FAMILY HOUSE

The ground floor, which is an open space with a living room with a high ceiling, an atrium and a kitchen open to the dining room, creates a space created for the family, which, as in Silesian culture, is the most important value.

Greenery, which is the heart of the house, was invited inside in the form of an atrium running through all the storeys. Inside the antrium, two wooden bars have been installed, which are ideal surfaces for the development of climbing ivy.

The first floor is a private space with separate rooms and a bookcase overlooking

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n ei G hbourhood centre

Close place for integration for whole habitat, adapted for musical per formances. The hall is covered inside special wooden acoustic panels which help with dispersion of sounds and simultaneously isolate adjoining rooms from noise. Open curtain wall allows you to enjoy the performances surrounded by nature.

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