Portofolio 2019

ANDREI

TEODORESCU

A R C H I T E C T U R E P O R T F O L I O

ANDREI TEODORESCU CURICULUM VITAE

SKILLS

EXPERIENCE

- AutoCAD

- Revit

- 3DS Max

- Archicad

- Sketchup

- Adobe Photoshop

- Adobe Illustrator

- Adobe InDesign

- Microsoft Office

EDUCATION

- Sketchup

LANGUAGES

2016 - BCI Studio

London, UK Summer Internship

2018 - Atelier3

Bucharest, Romania Summer Internship

- High School of arts Nicolae Tonitza,

Ambient Design

- English, C1

- Politecnico di Milano,

- Italian, B2

Architectural Design

- Romanian, Native

CONTACT

tel.: +393515937075

mail:

andreiteodorescu1997 @gmail.com

WORKSHOPS 2019 - MIAW workshop,

2 week urban planning and design oriented workshop

conducted by prof. Kathrine Ashe

To whom it may concern RE: Andrei Teodorescu Reference Letter 03 AUGUST 2015 Dear Sir/Madam I can confirm that Andrei Teodorescu has completed a 2 weeks long internship with BCI Studio.

During this interval, Andrei was given the opportunity to assist the Directors of the Company on several projects:  Private House Extension, Twickenham – interior design concept sketches and boards and selection of materials  Mews House Refurbishment in Central London – participate at project site meeting  47-apartments, office to residential conversion development in Surrey – participation at project site meeting.  Finishes and Furniture research and meetings with suppliers at Chelsea Design Centre During his internship, Andrei developed his design skills and understanding of construction methods and materials. He improved in the use of various software: sketch-up, photoshop and autocad.

Andrei has very good hand-drawing design skills and communication skills with colleagues.

He is punctual, keen to learn and diligent in all tasks that have been set for him.

BCIstudio would wish Andrei well in his studies.

Please feel free to contact me on the below numbers should you require further reference Yours faithfully,

Mara Vasilache

DIRECTOR for BCIstudio Ltd m: +44 7872506157

BCI STUDIO Ltd Reg in England & Wales Reg No 8142302 Reg Adress Kemp House, 152-160 City Road, London EC1V 2NX UNITED KINGDOM master planning

architecture

interior design

retail planning

graphic design

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A design for the Italian pavilion in the Dubai 2020 Exhibition. The concept for the pavilion originated from a two-dimensional sketch about urban grids in ancient cities. These shapes in plan, if extruded, create a “district“ of freestanding buildings that form different urban blocks. This recreated a very Italian feeling, of being in a town with very narrow street and tall buildings, in a way, that one is almost completely surrounded by the built environment.

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Ground Floor Storage

Storage

79 m2

125 m2

74 m2

VIP 121 m2

Merch

Merch Shop

38 m2

103 m2

Food 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1

104 m2

Caffè 46 m2

Piazza 199 m2

Water Piazza 2

53 m

Pasticceria 37 m2

Food 123 m2

Auditorium 281 m2

Food 119 m2

Food 133 m2

1st Floor 73 m2

GSEducationalVersion

171 m2

374 m2 29 30 31 32 33

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2nd Floor 73 m2

171 m2

230 m2 Offices

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137 m2

104 m2

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123 m2

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115 m2

3rd Floor 70 m2

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136 m2 230 m2

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119 m2

113 m2

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Structural Detail Columns

HEB 300

#9 bolts M24 x 3 x 60

L-shaped shear connection plate 120x120mm - 15mm thick Primary beams

IPE 300

#15 bolts M16 x 2 x 40

L-shaped shear connection plate 80x60mm 10mm thick Node boxes

Customized according to the beams’ incidence angles, ranging between 56° and 180°.

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A design for a housing complex, next to the Lambro river. The concept focuses around the ringhiera balcony system so commonly found in many parts of Milan, as well as the rest of Italy.

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Reflecting on a communal type of living in a traditional context, the project’s volumes result from a close analysis of Salemi’s urban fabric and orientation. Elements such as entrances raised from the ground, covered entryways and vertical windows are some of the elements that form the architectural language of the complex.

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the perpetual human progress

The idea that men could build their way into godliness through their own devices is what had motivated the tragically unsuccessful erection of the tower of Babel. The Naos envisions a structure designated for the culmination of civilization: when people live in harmony and unity and have a loyal relationship with the planet.

In the wake of current environmental and societal issues, we have created a structure that will house evidences of global human development throughout history. Situated in the symbolical valley between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, the Naos tower is meant to never be completed, endlessly under construction, with newer generations adding more to it. And thus, it will continue to represent the unity of people in the pursuit of a common goal. Among the functions that the tower will accommodate are cultural, linguistic, religious institutions, a vast archive and server farm, science departments, etc.

The tower is designed as a self-sustaining system, inserted in the natural landscape of Mesopotamia and built with the latest sustainability technologies. Carbon concrete structure is the “skeleton” that will be the foundation for the primary element of the project – the module. Modules are inserted as generations pass by, perpetually updating and developing the structure, always with the environment in mind.

The portion of the building integrated in the landscape will take advantage of the thermal regulation of the earth, while solar and wind systems will generate electricity. Sustainable practices such as daylighting, rainwater collection and reuse of gray water are implemented throughout the project. The excavated local material as well as recycled materials are the main construction units.

While the Naos prototype is planned for modern-day Iraq, it will be the beginning of an ambitious goal to dramatically reimagine the building industry; the Naos is a model that could be easily adapted to different scales, functions, locations, all while maintaining it’s zero-waste philosophy.

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perpetual insertion of modules perpetual insertion of modules

carbon concrete

carbon concrete wind breaks to prevent vortex shedding wind breaks to prevent vortex shedding daylighting daylighting recycled materials + soil recycled materials + soil solar panels solar panels rainwater collection rainwater collection gray water harvesting gray water harvesting vegetation + vertical farming vegetation + vertical farming thermal regulation from earth thermal regulation from earth

cultures religions sciences languages

museums

cultures religions sciences languages

museums

server farms + archive server farms + archive

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