ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO
personal information name e-mail phone adress
anna kulig aannakulig@gmail.com +48 501 460 372 ul. spółdzielcza 44/4 wrocław, Poland
work experience
education / training
dates possition held name and adress of employer
30.03.2015 - present architectural assistant epr architects london , england / Wrocław, poland
dates possition held name and adress of employer
01.03.2014 - 30.11.2014 architectural assistant we architecture copenhagen, denmark
dates possition held name and adress of employer
01.09.2013 - 28.02.2014 intern we architecture copenhagen, denmark
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October 2010 - September 2012 (full time studies: 2-years course) faculty Civil Engineering and Architecture Title of qualification awarded Master in Architecture Name and type of organisation Lublin University of Technology providing education Lublin, Poland dates
October 2006 - June 2010 (full time studies: 4-years course) faculty Architecture and Urban Planning Title of qualification awarded Bachelor, engineer Name and type of organisation The Podhale State Higher Vocationproviding education al School in Nowy Targ, poland dates Training type
PROFESSIONAL SKILS AND COMPETENCES
computer skills
mother tounge other lenguages Personal skils and features
ms office AutoCad revit rhino+v-ray
polish english - fluent communicative, confident, team player, creative, ambitious, open minded, responsible, organized, passionate about art, eager to learn.
September 2004 - June 2006 Hand drawing course cracow, poland
photoshop illustrator indesign lightroom
table of contents
work experiance 1 health care moscow medical centre 2 social housing EGDALSVAENGE 3 culture house of fairytales 4 culture warsaw national Library 5 housing tower in london
academic 6 culture art and film centre 7 office space brainville
1 Optimally the hospital works as an efficient machine allow- ing everyday tasks to be solved with a minimum amount of employees. This has often been at the cost of the phiosophy of the late 19th century where concepts such as homeliness, nature and varied visual and spatial stimulation were believed to have a positive effect on the well-being of the patients. We believe in a 21st century healthcare, which combines the efficiency of functionalism with a human scale and the de-institutionalized patient experience of the 19th century. This approach combined with a profound respect for the integrity and character of the site and the old dacha will define the new medical center as the embodiment of next generation health care in Russia. We have created the medical center from the following dogmas: • A distinguished building that respects the heritage of the site. • Use the existing nature on the site as an active part of the architectural expression and provide a strong visual and physical connection between inside and outside. • A broken down scale that relates to the human body. • A deinstitutionalized hospital for both patient and employees, encapsulating a strong feeling of comfort and a homely exclusive ambience. • Be efficient, bridging the gap between a good workflow and coherent zoning. The landscape is conceived from the idea of making the smallest possible impact on the oak grove. Instead of de- signing a new landscape we choose to do a design that would have the smallest impact possible on the existing oak grove. The outdoor parking is arranged as a forest parking: The parking is organized around the existing trees thus minimizing the numbers that need to be cut down, whilst main- taining the feeling of being in nature. The forest floor continues into the green voids between the villas, ensuring a strong presence of nature in the hall and in all the medical functions.
health care moscow medical centre invited competition 10 000 m2 moscow, rossia year: 2014 team: WE architecture
Consultation and patients examination area/ консультации и пациенты площадь экспертиза
Consultation and patients examination area/ консультации и пациенты площадь экспертиза
Existing site with an old russia mansion.
By subdividing the volume of the new medical center into smaller “villas”,you create an unimposing building whilst complementing the inviting and homely ambience of the dacha.
The new seven villa-sized volumes are spread into an interlocked checkerboard-like pattern, where the volumes are arranged within a series ofvoids.This gesture carves the old dacha in the checkerboard composition, thus respecting the old dacha and making it an integrated component of the medical center.
The Green voids ensure a strong visual connection to the surrounding environment anad provide good daylight conditions throughout the entire hospital.
The new villas connect and open up to the old dacha via a spacious interior double-high courtyard, where the facade of the dacha is exposed and integrated as a key decorative element.
Loading/unloading погрузка / выгрузка
Entrance of pediatry вход педиатрии Vip Entrance Vip вход Main arrival основной прибытие Main Entrance главный вход
Main arrival основной прибытие
Arrival parking basement вход парковка подвал
Ambulance arrival скорая прибытие
The meeting with the medical center starts with a dignified and prominent entrance which is situated on the southern side of the old dacha, where a staircase invites you into the grand hall.
The site is structured around three main entryways to the building: Visitor and staff entryway from the West, ambulance driveway from the South and loading from the North. By structuring all public entryways on the East facade you gain a clear and easy way finding for all visitors.
Possible roof terraces for patient care units and medical functions.
Possible extention of the new medical cetner.
Program layout
aces for patient care units and medical functions.
Possible extention of the new medical cetner.
сы на крыше для пациентов стационарного цинских функций.
Возможно расширение нового медицинского центра.
Flow in the entrance hall. Поток в прихожей.
Possible divisions of patient care units. Возможные разногласия единиц медицинского обслуживания.
Gynecology Urology and proctology Ophtalmology, ORL, Dermatology, Surgery General Medicine B.2.2 Gynecology / Гинекология
B.2.3 Urology and proctology / Урология и проктология B.2.1 Ophtalmology, ORL, Dermatology, Surgery / Офтальмолог, ЛОР, Дерматолог, Хирургия
FLOW - STERILE / DIRTY A.Dirty- B. Sterile-
B.1 General Medicine / Отделение терапии
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Plastic surgery and cosmetology Physiotherapy B.2.4 Plastic surgery and cosmetology / Пластическая хирургия и косметология C.2 Physiotherapy / Физеотерапия
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Hospitalization E.2 Hospitalization / Стационар
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B.2.6 Endocrinology, allergology, gastroenterology / Эндокринология, аллергология, гастроэнторология
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Recovery zone D.2 Recovery zone / Зона послеоперационная ухода
Intervention zone D.3 Intervention zone / Зона исследования внутренних органов
Surgical zone
D.1 Surgical zone / Операционная зона
G.2 Histological laboratory / Гистологическая лаборатория
Histological laboratory Support services
Program layout
G.3 Support services / Вспомогательные службы
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F.2 Administration support / Дополнительные административные помещения
Administration offices F.1 Administration offices / Офисные помещения
Cardiology and angiology B.2.5 Cardiology and angiology / Кардиология и ангиология
Imagery, support premises
E.1 Admission department / Приемное отделение A.1 Hall / Холл
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A.3 Primary orientation / Основное ориентирование
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Pediatry B.3 Pediatry / Педиатрия
VIP Lounge A.4 VIP Lounge / VIP-зал
Biology laboratory
Pharmacy
Staff premises Logistics offices Morgue Laundry Technical premises Sterilization Safety and Security +Support premises
Waste Main loading
G.1 Biology laboratory / Био-лаборатория
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C.3 Support premises / Дополнительные помещения
A.2 Cafe / Кафе
Admission department Hall Primary orientation
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A.5 Pharmacy / Аптека
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H.2 Staff premises / Служебные помещения
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B.2.7 General service and support facilities / Общие служебные и вспомогательные помещения для отделений
C.1 Imagery / Томография
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Stomatology Endocrinology, allergology, gastroenterology General service and support facilities B.4 Stomatology / Стоматология
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H.3 Logistics offices / Офисы по логистике H.5 Morgue / Временное хранение трупов H.6 Laundry / Прачечная
I.1 Technical premises / Технические помещения H.1 Sterilization / Стерилизация
A.6 Safety and Security + Support premises / Охрана и безопасность + Служебные помещения
H.7 Waste / Отходы
H.4 Main loading / unloading zones / Основные зоны погрузки/разгрузки
Cafe Administration offices Administration support A.2 Cafe / Кафе
F.1 Administration offices / Офисные помещения
F.2 Administration support / Дополнительные административные помещения
East elevation
South elevation
West elevation
Section
The fasade is built to last with solid materials of high quality. It is made from (specific) stone cladding with matching ceramic lamels. This gives a dignified, timeless and understated expression complimenting the old dacha. The lamels in front of the windows ensure privacy in precarious situations and create shadows to avoid overheating. The public areas have large sections of glass to assure adequate daylight, transparency and a strong relationship to nature. The verticality of the fasade creates a strong relationship to the surrounding forest.
typical room arrangement
main lobby
“Egedalsvenge� seeks to be a housing project that supports holistic and sustainable living arrangements. A Dwelling project that offers diversity in both composition of residents and the variety of outdoor spaces and activities. Our vision for the project has been based on two main requirements: -To unite Olstykkes suburban character and the dense population strategy with multiple green outdoor experiences. -To offer a variety of housing typologies that supports a diverse mix of residents which is a requirement for a good social environment and a vibrant town. The development consists of a number of small blocks that in unity creates a perimeter structure. The blocks are located on top of the parking, which is half buried in the landscape, forming two benches separated by a paved trail that runs from urban street north to the green area to the south. Surplus earth from the parking basements is used as a landscape feature that creates additional green element, forming connections and ramps between the different levels and making buildings accessible to everyone. Each floor of the buildings are offset from each other in order to create paths at different heights , leading to the homes on the 1st and 2nd floor. These shifts creates a vibrant and organic system of unexpected vniches, gardens and terraces as we know it from our old cities and villages.
2 social housing EGDALSVAENGE invited competition 5 000 m2 OLSTYKKE, DENMARK year: 2014 team: we architecture
scale and massing
north-south path, green hilly terrain, oaks, main entrance. playground, activity and accommodation, small fruit trees.
relaxation area, grill area,small fruit trees, benches.
EGEDALSVÆNGE
common
row houses
villas
co-housing common
semi-private gardens
private gardens
Egdalsvaenge is a modern interpretation of the block structure with buildings along the site line.
SNIT
By breaking the block structure we are creating a variety of outdoor spaces and activities.
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plan
housing typologies
VILLAS
ROW HOUSES
COMMUNITY
EGDALSVAENGE
internal courtyard
southern block
South facade
North facade
Section
siteplan
HC Andersen’s original intention was to write stories approaching children, adults and older people. The tone of language is simple, while the content is highly complex and reflective. Therefore his universal stories are still relevant to people all over the world. Landscape, architecture and exhibition design forms generous and differentiated exhibition spaces approaching the different levels of perceiving the stories and lifting visitors imagination of the ground. The journey starts in the Fairytale Garden (Lotze’s Garden) where audience will experience fragments linking to the fairytales of HC Andersen. Glowing pavilions leads visitors towards the museum, where an extruded papercut unfolds in the landscape, revealing the museum beneath your feet. Entering through the main entrance with its gigantic bookshelves, audience are led downstairs to the exhibition spaces and further into the tales and the man behind the books. The journey is ending at HC Andersen’s childhood home. The fairytales of HC Andersen speaks to people all over the world, across gender and age. The house of fairytales should likewise approach audience of different cultural backgrounds. In order to reach both children and adults, the museum is divided in three parts adapted to the different levels of perceiving. House of fairytales is organized from three themes: a physical part that covers the huge collection of HC Andersen books and serving as the main entrance, an intuitive part covering the functions of the former Tinderbox museum and an analytic part that conveys the factual information about the writer HC Andersen. The three parts are closely connected enabling visitors to shuffle between different parts of the exhibition or to experience the exhibition in a continuous circular movement. Furthermore the courtyard gardens are a highly present part of the museum, connecting the inside to the outside. The patios can both be used for staging the exhibition or as an actual part of the exhibition space. Together the landscape, architecture and exhibition design forms a differentiated exhibition space approaching different levels of perceiving.
3 culture house of fairytales open competition 5 940 m2 ODENSE, DENMARK year: 2013 team: we architecture
Analitical / exhibition Intuitive / exhibition Physical / entrance
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1. Information/entrance 2. Amphitheater 3. Art studio 4. Storytelling room
Analitical loop Intuitive loop
1. Entrance 2. Restaurant 3. Shop 4. Administratio 5. Exhibition
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Public spaces
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The Snow Queen Thumbelina The Brave Tin Soldier Little Ida’s Flowers
Cross paths
intuitive part
FAIRYTALES THEMES
SNOW QUEEN
THUMBELINA
LITTLE IDA’S FLOWERS
The flowers ball is presented by flower lamps that are unobtrusive at daylight but at night turns in to an important element in the park.
During winter, Gerda and Kay slides down a sloping field. During summertime, the flower garden and cherry orchards bloom on the hill.
furnitures with unusual scale where children can play
THE BRAVE TIN SOLDIER
THUMBELINA
SNOW QUEEN Mirrors reflects the distorted view of the demon’s magic mirror, creating a beautiful entrance to the park when walking the path of the Snow Queen story.
Along the path of the brave tin soldier runs a little creek where children can make and sail their own paper boats.
feeling yourself tiny as as thumbelina
analytical part
The primary objective of the competition was to create a modern, open, user friendly space that will meet the expectations of very diverse groups of users. The comprehensive and visually consistent assumptions are supposed to meet the functional and architectural arrangements of new reading rooms and public spaces of Library. Technological development, digital revolution and the social changes occurring in the world are forcing the improvement of the existing and introduction of new. During the design process we have distinguished main goals we based our work on. First of all we wanted to continue the prime idea about the functional program of the library while making it more clear and readable. We decided to remove as many unnecessary physical barriers as we can to create clean, open space with uninterrupted view. We let spaces of different functions fuse together so the library offers the diversity of usage, possibility to explore. The randomness of those fusions is actually carefully planned. It enables access to every part of the building and softly creates “paths between the books”. Building organization makes it also possible to recognize where the play turns into work or interaction slowly converts into concentration. We wanted to give unusable spaces a new meaning, so that they are the prolongation of the building. Especially we wanted to burst life into atriums. Neglected, closed and filled with random plants and furniture, but also with a big potential, atriums were transformed into gardens of different activities. So we gave each of them a new character depended on the location in the building, surrounding functions, form and size. Atrium of art – exhibition, performance, inspiration, artistic activity, opening, exposition. Atrium of experiences – meetings, interactions, lectures, movies, projections, projects. Atrium of silence – relaxation, contemplation, concentration, focus, calmness, delight. Atrium of herbs – pleasure, relaxation, rest, breath, meeting. Atrium for kids – play, fun, knowledge, activity, cognition, exploration.
4 culture warsaw national library open competition - 2nd prize 7 650 m2 warsaw, poland year: 2015 team: epr architects
function break down what do we place in:
reading / working space library stocks cloakrooms
outdoor spaces (atriums) entrance info point cafe / bar
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atriums rearrangement new functions
atrium of art
atrium of experiances
atrium for kids relations with surrounding functions
atrium of silence
atrium of herbs
axonometric view
ATRIUM OF ART
toilets / technical premises
atrium of silence library stocks reading room / protected volumes
Atrium of experiences amfitheatre
Cafe / bar Atrium of herbs toilets info point atrium for kids space for group work space for individual work gallery
cloakroom
atrium of herbs
atrium of experiances
The site is located in the northern quarter of London Borough of Lambeth, opposite the City of Westminster to the west and London Borough of Wandsworth to the south and is located along the Albert Embankment between Vauxhall and Lambeth Bridges. To the south is Vauxhall Cross, the main transport interchange for the area. To the north is Lambeth Palace adjacent to Lambeth Bridge, and further to the north, The Palace of Westminster and Westminster Bridge. Located at a bend in the River Thames, the site is clearly visible from key bridges in central London and is located directly opposite Tate Britain. The site is adjacent to the Albert Embankment Conservation Area which extends to Lambeth Bridge to the north and Vauxhall to the south and includes the Thames River Walk along the Embankment. To the east of the site the elevated Victorian railway viaduct serving Waterloo and Vauxhall Stations separates the hinterlands of Vauxhall from the River. To the north, The Corniche, the redevelopment of Hampton House, is currently under construction, as is Merano Residences, the redevelopment of Eastbury House. Several green spaces are within the vicinity of the site including Peddlers Park to the north, Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens to the southeast, and Albert Embankment Gardens, opposite the site to the south west. The design of the proposed building has evolved through an analysis of the immediate and wider site context and aims to create a proposal which in terms of height, scale, and urban grain, provides a positive contribution to the London skyline and the townscape of Albert Embankment and the surrounding local area. The massing concept extrapolates the compositional strategy established at Eastbury House by introducing further articulation to the massing by way of individual elements on the skyline, avoiding a wall-like presence at street level. The composition is arranged into four bars that are manipulated in plan, section, and elevation to create a finely articulated, distinct building when viewed in silhouette, in motion, and at street level.
Project of David Walker Architects in collaboration with EPR Architects.
5 housing Tower in london commission 7 650 m2 london / england year: 2015/2016 team: epr architects
scale and massing
step 1: tower
Step 1: A single rectangular tower positioned in the centre of the site, aligned with views of the Palace of Westminster.
step 2: shoulders
Step 2: Shoulders are added to adress the site context and the River.
step 3: divide
Step 3: The central tower is divided into two slender elements.
step 4: step in height
Step 4: Steps in height create an articulated skyline.
step 5: step in plan
Step 5: Steps in plan further articulate the form.
street view
site context
ALBERT EMBANKMENT
VAUXHALL
NINE ELMS
BETTERSEA
The Art and film centre has been designed for the film festival called “Two rims”. Festival takes place every year at summertime in Kazimierz Dolny by the river Wisla. Two Rims is an interdisciplinary cultural event, presenting valuable Polish and foreign movies (premieres, important films of the past year, and the images that were crucial for the development of world cinema, as well as performances, exhibitions and other fields events. It was very important that the building provides different kinds of spaces where visitors can experience art. Those spaces of course should be both indoor and outdoor as the festival takes place during the summer, public and private, destined for crowds and small groups of people, providing all needed technical back-up yet giving a sense of uninterrupted contact with nature. Main function for the building is a cinema/theatre hall which could be divided into three smaller once. This function was mainly dictating the size and partly the shape of a building. The concept of having an enormously big volume went to its extreme, but by introducing the concept of surrounding, “stepping” into the building gardens, it was possible to establish an attractive building, facing the requirements and providing awaited ambience around it.
6 culture art and film centre 5 300 m2 KAZIMIERZ DOLNY, POLAND year: 2012
Creating a block filling as much site as possible
Regular subtraction of cubic volumes along the perimeter of a block
Creation of semi-private gardens in arisen niches
Main function
Back-up functions
Gardens
Ground floor plan
First floor plan
South facade
North facade
West facade
East facade
The main objective was to create a technology park complex, with an adequate range of necessary functions at a topographically diverse ground, which would not interfere with a shape of a landscape and natural environment. The project aims to create adequate facilities for developing the project, which is the Multimedia City, combining the most relevant features for this type of object, which are primarily: office space, laboratories, adequate spaces for employees, the necessary technical back-up, public spaces integrating members and visitors of the complex, as well as more private spaces. The main idea was to concentrate the functions around the “main market” as it used to be in an old town. Taking into account the directions of the world, buildings are descending the hill towards south. Office spaces, laboratories and vertical communication is facing south, east and west while technical functions, divided by the horizontal communication, are facing the north. The topology of a landscape is being preserved, which creates diversified terrain. Whole complex follows different height levels, yet still remains accessible to the disabled.
7 office brainville 7 665 m2 NOWY SĄCZ, POLAND year: 2012
Division of a function into three independent buildings
Placing buildings at different heights and creating a south facing public space in-between them
Placing buildings on a site which is located on a top of a hill, providing a privacy and contact with the nature still being in a very close connection with the city centre, site is located along one of the main communication artery of a city
Creation of three buildings in various sizes
Making a double high space along the facades facing the public outdoor space reduces the sense of isolation of each storey and provides main communication paths accessible from public space - also main entrance to the complex
Addition of an extra cubes placed differently at each floor in each building gives additional working space and breaks the block making buildings more diverse
Plan
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