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St. Paul‘s De-colonised museum St.

Totterdown housing scheme

Vistabella, Murcia, Spain

Anna Hribova

Right to work in the EU, EU national

Contact:

Phone l +420 601 321 533

E-mail l anna.hribova@gmail.com

Linked in l

www.linkedin.com/in/anna-hribova

Instagram l hribova.archi

Education

Statement:

A recent graduate from Masters of Architecture from the University of West of England (Architecture and Planning bachelor course_UWE) looking for experience in the field of architecture. I am a communicative person, always seeking to expand my knowledge and skills. My studies taught me how to work within a team and how to effectively achieve the goals required. Thanks to my international experience in UK and Spain I can offer a complex understanding within the various design approaches. Passionate about the sustainable way of development specifically in the context of re-adaptive use and refurbishment

2004 - 2015 - Elementary art school (1st and 2nd level completed)

2010 - 2016 - Grammar school - Gymnázium Pierre de Coubertine (A levels)

BA(hons) - Architecture and Planning RIBA - RTPI - ARB

2016 -2020 - University of the West of England - Architecture and Planning

(BA) - RIBA part 1

Erasmus year abroad - EPS Alicante, Spain

2018-2019 - University of Alicante Polytechnic School

+ dissertation

- Nanotechnology:Potential of use of nanotechnology in built environment

MArch (RIBA part 2) - Masters of Architecture

2020 -2022 - University of the West of England - Masters of Architecture

(MArch) - RIBA part 2

+ Chapman and Taylor postgraduate prize

Achievements and experience

2013-2015- Tabook, festival of small editors - volunteering

2016 - C1 certificat of French language

2016 - IELTS -B2 - english language certification

2019 - Workshop - involuntary architecture

2020 - RIBA mentoring scheme

2021 - Zero Carbon Aware - Gold certificate

2022 - Chapman and Taylor postgraduate prize

- Best concept and Masterplanning design

Softwares

Adobe

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Indesign

Adobe Premier pro

Reference

Jonathan Bassindale

Architect and Senior Lecturer in Architecture

Programme Leader:

BA(Hons) Architecture and Planning

University of the West of England

jonathan.bassindale@uwe.ac.uk

+44 (0) 117 32 87874

English (C1) , Czech (native speaker),Slovakian , French

PLUG-IN mobility hub _ Bristol,UK

The introduction of the mobility hub in the future cities is the innovative approach towards the transport strategies with the minimal impact on the environment. The mobility hub presents the integrated approach in the transport and its monitoring.

Mobility hub components

A1

A1 - Mobility components

- bike

- electro vehicles

- shared transport

- public transport

- electro scooters

UWE MArch_2021

B1

C1

B1 - Mobility components

(- non public)

- Ev chargers

- bike parking

- scooters lockers

- repairs workshop - EV, bikes

- digital information network

- safe, comfortable public

D1

C1 - Non - mobility components

- waiting area

- provision of safe site movement

- wifi, digital network

- amenities

- transport facilities

- provision of co- working and meeting space

D1 - Last Mile delivery

- delivery storage - logistic delivery circulation

- drones

- drone landing/ charging points

- drop off/pickup points

Revit, Adobe photoshop

West of England railway

Bristol railway network

Temple Meads station

PLUG-IN mobility hub _ Bristol,UK

UWE MArch_2021

(MArch)

Central coreLift shafts

Central core

Central core/ delivery tubes

Ventilated facade/ steel frame/

CONCEPT MODEL

Steel pillars/ structural floors

Groundfloor structural walls

Underground foundation walls

Revit, Adobe photoshop

PLUG-IN mobility hub _ Bristol,UK

National transport grid (in context of NPPF)

The national guidance towards future transport strategies strongly underlines the importance of the promotion of sustainable transport within the cities with the main emphasise to limit Co2 emissions.

Bristol Transport strategy

Bristol city council introduced the transport vision strategies up to 2036. The strategies recognize the importance of the context of the surrounded development and the provision of integrational transport access for the staff.

Temple Quarter Mobility plan

- Delivery of padestrian/ cycling roads

- Local context

In the context of local mobility, the strategy focuses mainly on the initiative of the pedestrian and cycling movement by the introduction of the safe bike lines, the bike extensive storage, and the pedestrian friendly environment.

Temple Meads studios

Public transport

Temple Meads Train station

Temple Meads caffeteria

Revit, Adobe photoshop

Walkabledistance5-10minutes

Totterdown housing scheme _ Bristol,UK

Revit, Adobe photoshop,Sketchup, Autocad

Project presents the dwelling based on the sustainable and passive house strategy. the development is placed in the river landscape of the river Avon. The organisation of buildings is dependant on the natural features - sun path and the site elements such as the noise, points of connections and vibrant places.The aim of this project is to create new development community whith the minimal impact on the environment

Section AA

Section BB

Vistabella _ Liveable neighbourhood LEED certification _ Murcia,Spain

Qgis,Sketchup,Adobe Photoshop

Group project

Esther Candela,Nikola Hefner, Anna Hribova, Natalia Gomez

M u r c i a

The vistabella development proposal is lead by the LEED requirements to provide the sustainable neighbourhood in Murcia, Spain. The main goals were to improve the green infrastructure enhancing the public and liveable realm in the context of the local climate. The main element of proposal were the public courtyards which support the community sense of beloning. Furthermore that is supports by the Community orchard located nearby. The design solutions are introduced in the understanding of the easy accessibility prioritizing the walkability

UA BA_2019

Universidad de Alicante (Spain)

Architecture and planning (ERASMUS year abroad)

Orchard dynamic

Public space

Public transport Mobility

Riverside Green infrastructure

Walkable realm

Relax

Greeninfrastructure

Playgrounds

Analysis Project goals

1 El Carmen

2 Centro-este

3 Centro-oeste

4 Este

5 La Flota-vistalegre

6 Infante Juan Manuel 7 Norte

8 Santa Mde Gracia

Backhaul _ Climate change institute of shipping industry _ Bristol,UK Autocad,Sketchup,Adobe Photoshop

,,Climate change institute as the response to the climate change emergency,,

The ports are the destination of the transport node, which is heavily shaping and influencing the port cities environment. For that reason, the ports set up the main strategies to achieve sustainability. The main approaches are air quality, energy consumption, ship waste and all other waste management and water quality folowing the SSI strategies.

These strategies are going to be basic strategies to shape the space in the institute of shipping industry but also in the outdoor area. The institute is going to be used as an example of a sustainable way of living in the port cities mainly for the citizen and the sustainable indicator for the technological innovation in the industry. The main challenge for these locations is to integrate the environmental connection to the industrial activity of ports, which include the radical limitation of CO2 emissions and energy efficiency.

90%

of the world’s commodities are transfered by shipping industry

Backhaul _ Climate change institute of shipping industry _ Bristol,UK

Backhaul _ Climate change institute of shipping industry _ Bristol,UK

Autocad,Sketchup,Adobe Photoshop

Groundfloor plan

1st Floor plan

2nd Floor plan

Exhibition space

Caffeteria

Meeting room, conference Services

Laboratories Offices

Toilets, Kitchen

UWE BA_2020

University of the West of England Architecture and Planning (BA hons)

Final year

St. Paul‘s De-colonised museum _ Live project _ Bristol, UK

Revit,Sketchup,Adobe Photoshop,GIF maker

Group project

Anna Hribova ,Callum Swift, Eléonore Champenois, Phillipa Beaumont, Georgios Charalampous

Moderator/client:

Cognitive paths ( Bristol )

Sibusiso Tshabalala, Director and Founder of Cognitive Paths

Virtual interaction through social media - facebook, whatsapp, instagram

Cognitive paths

initial project brief

Digilocal cooperation on museum virtual platform + setting up the workshop including youth groups

Cooperation with key member of comunity

online meeting - final presentation of proposal

We face the task of implementing the concept of a “De-Colonised Museum” in the area of St Pauls and Ashley Ward, Bristol. The project manifests itself through a series of workshops, engagements with the local community, and public experiments along the journey of realising, in one form of another, the museum.

meeting proposal

31-32 Portland Square

St. Paul‘s De-colonised museum _ Live project _ Bristol, UK

Revit,Sketchup,Adobe Photoshop,GIF maker

Design Proposal for the mobile app and website

The design for the mobile app is based on the community knowledge and provides the easy access to the cultural heritage. By this interactivity the stories aims to be more accurate.

UWE MArch_2021

University of the West of England Masters of Architecture (MArch)

Making Network

Making connections between subcategories based on cultural perspectives and users comments and feedback. Also mapping out the exploration of the digital museum.

St. Paul‘s De-colonised museum _ Live project _ Bristol, UK

Revit,Sketchup,Adobe Photoshop,GIF maker Community museum proposal

Open space

Public engagement - create a platform/stage area to allow for outdoor programs within the area

Event space

Large flexible steel framed warehouse. Best potential for re-use of building is to use it for large event space

Public Entrance

Main entrance to the Museum, new large opening which can internally link to the other spaces

Cafe Entrance

Can gain access into all of the museum, main use for the cafe from Brunswick Cemetary

Outside Space

Create areas for people to use for social interaction. Also creates external access between the buildings

Overlooks the square and passes through the site, good

Gallery

Steel framed and smaller than the above, better suited to community curated museum event space

Delivery

Large area, with access and storage areas for delieveries

Information Centre

Area for more specific needs within the museum, such as more information on events notified from the app

Delivery Limited Access for delieverys off side street, direct access to the kitchen

Mural

Use facade to create a mural for the community, could be re-painted after a time

Community Museum

Layered city elevation _ Research design _ Bristol,UK

Layered city explores the layers of the city and its heritage narratives which has the potential to inform the urban design and the future spatial regeneration. Design Research based on this topic further elaborates the notion of the architectural mediation, specifically the elevation as the most representative architectural drawing (medium). Therefore the city elevation is unlocked through the research of the layers creating the critical visuality.

UWE MArch_2022

Autocad,Adobe Photoshop, Photography study

St. Peter‘s seminary Retreat centre _ Refurbishment _ Cardross, Uk

Kilmahew estate

Kilmahew estate was founded in 1290 when the Kilmahew Castle was built on the strategic position nearby Cardross to overlook the Cardross/ Helensbourgh region. This followed by the construction of the Kilmahew Baronial House in 1860 based on the strategic position to control the main harbour in Greenock ( main international knot of the commercial shipping transport).

St. Peters seminary built

The Glasgow Archidiocese took over the site in 1948 with the aim to build the seminary for priests. According to the structural changes in the Catholic church the emphasise of isolated educational approach suited to the seemly isolated site of Kilmahew estate. In 1966 the St. Peters seminary was built and designed by Gillespie, Kidd & Coia influenced by the brutalist style.

St. Peters seminary decay

St. Peters seminary was closed in 1980 due to the unsufficient occupancy and further education changes introduced by Vatican. However the building was recognized as the listed building in 1992 with the significant architectural heritage value. Since the closure the complex experience the strong process of decay with major site demolitions such structural colapses or the complete burnt out of the Kilmahew Baronial house. Recently, the St. Peters seminary complex was transfered to Kilmahew education Trust which has the renovation ambitions of the site with the long-term approach.

St. Peter‘s seminary Retreat centre _ Refurbishment _ Cardross, Uk

Boost site desirability

The site has the strategic position and has a potential to be vibrant place helding many activities further activating the broad region of Helensbourgh and Cardross to aim to become the touristic destination.

Support local agroforestry

By implementing agroforestry, land productivity can be increased and reflect in the future effectivity of land. The 140acres of Kilmahew estate wild forest offers the potential to agroforestry effective application as these strategies presents the more resilient solution towards the land use.

Radical coexistance with nature

The whole estate and its elements aim to provide the experience of the radical coexistance with nature witch is crutial in the nowadays issues conected to rural development linked to the climate change issues.

St. Peters seminary re-use

The most significant built form of Kilmahew estate is the complex of St. peters seminary which presents the significant architectural value and the re-use approach towards the building is the activation point of the whole estate.

Radical coexistance with nature

Walled

On the conceptual level the revival of the strategic position and the linking back to the past development is ,the step to revive the view points, the crutial initial approach. The concept is manifested in the view tower including the Kilmahew estate landscape museum enhancing the understanding of surrounding enviroment.

Improve accessibility

Agroforestry

The accessibility is enhanced by the introducion of the padestrian bridge cutting the main building in two manageable building blocks. The straigh connection from the masterplan agroforestry area to Kilmahew estate tower suppor the complex experience, including the built form environmental integration.

Enhance public realm of central courtyard

The padestrian bridge from main entrance brings the public into the central courtyard which needs to be understand as the main point of interest in terms of social activity.

Demolition

The approach of demolition is the proposed to divide the main building into two more maneagable blocks. Otherwise the demolition is limited by enhancing the repurposing approach in the whole scheme.

Refurbishment

The refurbishment strategies are applied to the singular cells designed in the upper floors. In terms of spatial comfortability the multiple cells are combined to provide the larger space.

Restoration

The most significant central space ( the space of the original chapel) undertakes the restoration approach to keep the essence of building design. This space is therefore understood as the most prominent space in terms of volumetric capacity and athmosphere.

Extension

In the context of the re-adaptation aim of the whole scheme the new extension is applied in terms of east facade and the new built forest pavilion extending the main building towards North. The new extension provide the better link to the surrounding forest area.

Refurbishment of the singular cells

Restoration of main central spaces

Complex re-adaptation with facade extension

St. Peter‘s seminary Retreat centre _ Refurbishment _ Cardross, Uk

Revit,Sketchup,Adobe

Groundfloor plan

Photoshop

,,Plants are the silent spectators of anthropocentrism, ending up as disposable, temporary decoration at best, despised invasive weeds at worst,,

Plants matter

Spatial dynamic

St. Peter‘s seminary Retreat centre _ Refurbishment _ Cardross, Uk

Vertical facade garden

The facade extension works on the principles of the solar gain regulating facade system structurally solved by glulam timber supportive structure. The extension provide the close integration within the natural surrounding.

Green Vertical facade

Glulam extension structure

Timber window frame

Double glazed window

Metal strings ( plant hanging support

Plants

Metal fixing

Glulam metal joint

Metal fixing

Glulam beams

Glulam metal joint

Glulam metal joint (fixed to structural beam)

Concrete floor slab

Concrete structural beam

St. Peter‘s seminary Retreat centre _ Refurbishment _ Cardross, Uk

UWE MArch_2022

Bridge entrance

West courtyard

Kilmahew estate tower

Facade extension - vertical garden - glulam timber structure

Concrete original structure Zig zag form

Refurbished structure

Forest pavilion

Vertical garden

Vertical garden

I am happy to discuss more details in person. Thank you for the consideration.