Architectural Portfolio Andrea Giovanni Cocinelli

ANDREA GIOVANNI COCINELLI ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

ANDREA GIOVANNI COCINELLI

REFERENCE Born: 28/05/1994 Address: Koningsweg 11, 1811 LK City: Alkmaar, Netherlands Phone: +39 3271787196 E-mail: andrea.cocinelli@gmail.com

ABOUT Recent graduate in Building Engineering- Architecture, specialising in architectural design.

Good knowledge of the main design and graphic restitution software, consolidated during university studies and external activities. Interested in working in a stimulating environment, active in the field of architectural design and interior design.

EXPERIENCE March 2021 - June 2021 _ ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN INTERN at AEC, Phnom Penh • Collaboration in the design of a residential building in Cambodia.

• Improved project communication through modelling and rendering of the Oudong Residence project.

EDUCATION 2008 - 2013 _ Technical Institute for Surveyors “Eugenio Masi” 2013 - 2021_ Università Politecnica delle Marche_Architectural-Engineering Sept 2019 - March 2020 - Erasmus_ Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria - Escuela de Arquitectura

LANGUAGES Italian: Native Language English: B1 Spanish: B2

SKILLS Drafting: Autocad 2D Modelling 3D Software: Rhinoceros, Sketchup, Revit Rendering Software: Cinema 4D, 3ds Max, Corona Render, Vray Graphics software: Photoshop, Illustrator, Indesign, Lightroom

SECONDARY SCHOOL “MARCO MARTELLO”

Redevelopment through demolition and reconstruction of the “Marco Martello” Secondary School /localization/: Petriolo (Mc), Italy /date/: 2020/2021 /design team/: Andrea Giovanni Cocinelli

Masterplan

The Masterplan highlights the volume of the new “Marco Martello” secondary school in addition to that of the existing primary school, the volume of the connection between them, the parking and resting areas, the pedestrian routes, the green areas, so as to have an overall picture of the redevelopment of the project area.

The project area, being on the back of a hill, has differences in height, which consequently causes problems for the road system.

The project starts from here, working on the characteristics of the area, taking advantage of the differences in level. The morphology of the land presents a difference in height of 3.85 m between the entrance road to the school complex (entrance square) and the green area to the north where there is a sports field.

Axonometry

The new square in front of the entrance of the school complex, to the south, is located at an altitude of + 262.50 m above sea level and will be the recreational area for the whole community. At the same level of the courtyard square are the entrances to the school complexes and the entrance to the library, which is open to the community, allowing it to be used also during extracurricular hours.

Floor Plan

Access to the building is from the south-west of the project area. The building consists of ground floor, first floor and a basement. The ground floor has functions dedicated to the community, common areas, teachers’ spaces, offices, while the upper floor has all the teaching functions.

Axonometry

The ground floor contains different functions, such as the library, toilets, an entrance lobby and common space, a music laboratory, offices, and a teachers’ room. On the first floor we can notice the presence of educational clusters, toilets and hybrid common spaces dedicated to students as meeting, leisure and reading places.

While in the basement there is a gymnasium, with the related services of changing rooms, separate toilets for boys and girls, a science laboratory, an art laboratory, an infirmary.

The entrance is located to the north, next to the sports field and the gym can also be reached from the stairwell located in the volume connecting the two school buildings.

OUDONG RESIDENCE /localization/: Phnom Penh, Cambodia /client/: Private /date/: 2020/2021 /design & project architect/: AEC /design team/: Alessandro Mangano Ankitha Dev, Andrea Cocinelli

Masterplan

Oudong Residence is an 8-storey building that comprises 28 condominium residences on the city area of Oudong, located approximately 35 km North of Phnom Penh.

The building and the setting are connected to one other, the requirements of the site are balanced via symmetrical stacking of the building’s components. These elements are extruded along the perimeter of the building and represent themselves in an almost identical way the profile of unique landscapes of Oudong mountain.

The design keeps the complexity of an urban building located in a tropical context while providing wide and open views, the architecture of the residences celebrate outdoor living.

The interaction between the urban context, the architecture and nature formulates the interior spaces with harmony and transparency.

Ground Floor Plan

Lifting a building over stilts frees the ground floor for the circulation of people and garden areas generating 1600 square meters of open space. The free design of the layout is achieved by creating an open plan, freeing the floor plan from structural conditioning so that the partitions and internal spaces of the building become more flexible and integrated.

Typological Floor Plan

Generous openings through the facade providing more indoor lighting and panoramic views of the exterior. Because the climate is one of the wettest and humid, we are designing a building that turn these conditions into positive human comfort strategies. Around the perimeter of the site, are tropical gardens and walkways where inhabitants can enjoy the views across the beautiful landscape.

LA MAISON DU PANIER Social Housing /localization/: Marseille, France /date/: 2017/2018 /design team/: Andrea Giovanni Cocinelli Antonello Codianni

General Plan

Marseille is a place with a thousand faces and many destinies that converge in it coming from the Mediterranean everything. The multi-ethnic French metropolis has preserved for many centuries a strong autonomy and its own identity with respect to the rest of the nation, always keeping alive a cultural ferment that has earned the city the recognition of European Capital of Culture 2013.

Concept

The Lot in consideration has an area of about 720 square meters and a height of 12 meters.

Initially it was decided to start with a building typology very widespread in the historical centre of Marseille, the nineteenth-century courtyard building, then the first intervention was to pierce the initial parallelepiped.

Subsequently the intervention made was to remove parts of the building, thus facilitating the flow of pedestrians and ensuring adequate solar lighting inside the courtyard and residential floors.

The two holes in the residential complex guarantee the pedestrian flow from both west and east. The ground floor is used for commercial use while the upper floors are used as residences.

Floor Plan

The residential complex contains a space intended for the public within it, with commercial premises. The internal courtyard is the fulcrum of the project.

The internal courtyard has an area of 300 square meters, and is intended for public use. The square is one meter lower than the street level.

Section

Axonometry

The residential complex contains within it a space intended for the public, with commercial premises located in the inner courtyard which is the core of the project. The upper floors are all intended for residences with different types of houses depending on the number of members in the family, so we will find studio, two-room and three-room apartments.

ANDREA GIOVANNI COCINELLI ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO E-mail: andrea.cocinelli@gmail.com