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CORMANNICAMILLA
cormannicamilla@gmail.comAssisi18.06.19973395416699(PG),Italy
Mi chiamo Camilla Cormanni, ho appena concluso i miei studi presso la facoltà di Architettura del Politecnico di Milano. Se dovessi descrivermi in poche parole, mi definirei entusiasta e gran lavoratrice, sempre in movimento e pronta ad affrontare nuove sfide. Quel che più mi appassiona del fare architettura è sicuramente la possibilità si stare in contatto con altre persone.Infatti sono dell’idea che quando più opinioni, più visioni e prospettive confluiscono sistematicamente in un singolo progetto, questo si arricchirà di complessità e di bellezza, offrendo al contempo nuovi motivi d’ipsiraione alla personale crescita creativa di ciascun individuo. A tal proposito la mia breve esperienza didattica condotta insieme agli studenti dell’ Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria in Cile, è stata per me rivelatoria perchè ho realizzato come, specialmente in questo ultimo periodo a distanza, il confronto diretto sia fondamentale per una miglior comprensione reciproca, per raggiungere risultati soddisfacienti ed infine per sentirsi semplicementi più umani. Anche se sin dall’inizio dell’università l’Architettura ha occupato una grande parte della mia vita, col tempo ho avuto la possibilità di maturare altre passioni. La fotografia, la cucina e il nuoto sono quelle attività che mi aiutano a liberare la mente e pensare più lucidamente. Ecco dunque una piccola descrizione di me stessa. E’ giunto il momento di mostrare i miei progetti.
My name is Camilla Cormanni, I have just completed my studies at the Faculty of Architecture of the Politecnico di Milano. If I had to describe myself in a few words, I would describe myself as enthusiastic and hard worker, always on the move and ready to take on new challenges. What I am most passionate about doing architecture is definitely the opportunity to be in contact with other people.In fact, I am of the idea that when more opinions, more visions and perspectives systematically converge in a single project, it will be enriched with complexity and beauty, while offering new reasons of hypsiraion to the personal creative growth of each individual. In this regard, my brief teaching experience conducted together with students at the Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria in Chile, was revelatory for me because I realized how, especially in this last long-distance period, direct confrontation is essential for better mutual understanding, for achieving satisfying results, and finally for simply feeling more human. Although from the beginning of university, Architecture has occupied a large part of my life, over time I have had the opportunity to mature other passions. Photography, cooking and swimming are those activities that help me clear my mind and think more clearly. So here is a small description of myself. It is now time to show my projects. hello!
September 2020/December 2020 April 2021/August 2021 Politecnico di Milano Bachelor Degree in Progettazione dell’architettura (110 cum laude/110)
2015/16 Liceo scientifico Convitto Nazionale Principe di Napoli, Assisi (PG)
Internship at the architectural office of Architetto Cinzia Broll Pergine Valsugana (TN), Italy
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Internship at the architectural office of Studio x Architettura Tenna (TN), Italy Politecnico di Milano Master Degree in Architectural Design and History (110/110)
January 2021/March 2021
Diploma Liceo ScientificoDecember2016/1920182019/2022
September 2020/December 2020 March
Workshop COrtonaOPen3D Itinerary within Cortona, Tuscany Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, Valparaíso, Chile Exchange program - 6 months Interniship at the architectural office of Falcão de Campos Arquitecto Lisbon, Portugal Oltre Via la Spezia. La rigenerazione urbana e la questione delle aree relitte Di Vittorio Uccelli, (ed. by) Aion. Design Studio 3, Politecnico di Milano
CURRICULUM VITAE Camilla Cormanni E D U C A T I O N P U B L I C A T I O N & W O R K S H O P S W O R K E X P E R I E N C E A C H I E V E D A W A R D S A B O U T
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Erasmus+ traineeship at Falcão de Campos Arquitecto, Lisbon, Portugal Double Degree Program at Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, Valparaíso, Chile
April 2021/August 2021
Historical Archive p.33-36p.15-18 p.37-39 p.24-28 Dark Kitchen Hub Moder Rome Wooden Library#01 #05 #06 #03 C O N T E N T S
The starting idea, in fact, taking as a reference this natural element that has characterized this place for centuries, is to create a sailing campus, that is, an equipment that aims to provide spaces and facilities for athletes from all over the world who go to train and compete on Lake Garda, through the creation of support and logistics facilities that are currently lacking or in some cases absent.
The complex shows a vocation as a collective area that fits perfectly with the possibility of hosting a sports-related campus. This is a program where the old and the new enter into communication with each other in an attempt to revive spaces of great historical, architectural and landscape value. Several dimensions coexist in this project: the conservation work of the protected structures, the design of new buildings capable of entering into a relationship with the pre-existing ones, and the preservation and simultaneous enhancement of the park; dimensions that, both remaining distinct and communicating with each other, confront each other in a process of continuous interaction.
#00 SAILING CAMPUS Thesis project Master Degree | II Year Riva del Garda - 2022 Prof. Barbara Bogoni | João Ferreira Nunes With: Leonardo F. Franzini
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The Miralago area of Riva del Garda, where the thesis project is located, has been influenced since the 19th century by the climatic conditions of the place for the realization of a naturalistic treatment center; today, after decades of disuse of the entire site and its removal from public use, always the air, in the form of constant wind that characterizes the Alto Garda Trentino, has held a new interest capable of imparting new form and function to the place.
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previous axonometricpageplan of theproject intervention in the Miralago area of Riva del Garda. current masterplanpageof the project area.
Index constructed spaces: a. Colony and chapel Functions: reception/relax room/study room/diner/ changing rooms/gym/physiotherapy area/bedrooms Area: 913 m2 (ground floor); 717 m2 (each upper floor) Height above ground: 15.77 m b. Miralago Villa Functions: sports performance analysis area/ debriefing room/ coaches’ and judges’ bedrooms/ laundry room/ heating plant Area: 197 m2 (each floor) Height above ground: 12.24 m c. Workshop/hangar Functions: boat repairs area Area: 288 m2 Height above ground: 7.47 m d. Kiosk Function: bar Area: 146.59 m2 Height above ground: 4 m
current page top: ground floor plan of the buildings within the project area. below: vector views of the workshop, the Villa Miralago and the kiosk. a b c d
current page top: elevations of the Colonia building showing the intervention carried out on it. below:longitudinal section of the Colonia showing the new project intervention: the emptying of the central area to create a distributive space, the removal of part of the existing structure with the construction of a new one capable of accommodating the new functions.
first longitudinalfloor section north elevation east elevation third floor north elevation east elevationcross section 1 cross section 2 west longitudinalsouthelevationelevationsection
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current left:elevationspage of the kiosk surrounded by vegetation in Miralago Park. bottom: view of the Colony showing the new intervention in contrast to the existing structure. Next to it is the perspective section of the same building showing how the new structure anchors to the existing one.
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The developed project is located in Piazza dei Filippini in Mantova, where previously stood a church which was destroyed during the bombing of the allies in 1945. Only the bell tower and the rear part of the complex remained unharmed. The historical archive project seeks the lost relationship with the lone tower and the majestic park in front of it. The project was thought of as a “hand”, the palm is embodied by the ground floor and the square, through this we access each volume representing the fingers of the hand. On the ground floor are positioned three volumes together with the existing tower. The choice not to place other openings in the facade is to demonstrate the importance of the new building, creating a strong relationship with the imposing park of Piazza Virgiliana. My personal contribution within the project is given by the idealization of graphics, the realization of perspective views, the realization of various three-dimensional maquets. Besides together with my group mates I have contributed to all the ideas that have carried to the final formal achievement. Lorenzi|Marco Cofani|Laura Luca Caselli, F. Franzini
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#01 HISTORICAL ARCHIVE Design Studio II Bachelor Degree | II Year Mantova - 2018 Prof. Angelo
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top right: exterior perspective views.
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left: perspective image of the main front elevation.
above: general masterplan. below: Floor plan basement, ground floor, first floor and second floor.
below: north-west elevation, south-east elevation. right: longitudinal section.
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#02 VINETUM PALMARIAE Final Design Studio Bachelor Degree | III Year Palmaria - 2019 Prof. Paolo Citterio|Chiara Lanzoni|Carlo Togliani With:
The island of Palmaria has been characterized for centuries by the activity of man who tried to integrate his life with the peculiarities of the place. One of them is still in existence, but with less presence. Working the land on similar slopes has never been easy for the farmers of Liguria, who have tried to soften the Palmaria island creating terraces and settlements along the perimeter of the island.
For long years the island became the “granary” of Porto Venere but then with the arrival of the First World War the island became more and more inaccessible, so in a short time nature reopened itself of much of it. The developed project aims to bring the attention to the agricultural aspect of this land by choosing as generating elements the historical buildings, partly decaying, that allowed to cultivate the land, like the terracing. The plan previews a “agro-tourist” distance that brings the visitor to contact with the more important places for the agriculture on the island, like Villa Smith, always connected to the cultivation of the grape and the production of a finished product. Leonardo F. Franzini
previous ofaxonometricpageviewtheprojectarea. in particular the area where the wine is produced at the top and at the bottom where it is tasted by tourists of the island. current page right: general master plan of the explodedintervention.diagrams of the various project interventions.
Prof.Prof.ssaProf. Paolo CarloChiaraCitterioLanzoniTogliani
Politecnico di Milano Polo territoriale di Mantova Corso di laurea in Progettazione dell’Architettura Laboratorio di Progettazione Architettonica Finale A.A 2018-19
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view of the ancient villa Smith, the wine tasting area view from a vantage point towards the sea left: plan of one of the two project areas, covers the area of the winery and the reception area. right:project views.
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view of the guest room and observatory tower area view from the street above the cellar
top: axonometric view northeast area of the below:project.viewsof project intervention
The Laboratory provides for the construction of a building, maximum size 18m x 8m x 8m, with function and location free from constraints. The project was developed in the city of Trento, near the historic center. The pavilion is conceived as a library/reading room. Initially a survey was carried out of the climate of the place, of the usable materials and of the particular characteristics of the chosen area. Subsequently, the thermal efficiency of the pavilion was studied through the Best Energy software. At the same time, construction technologies were identified with which to build the building. In this case the wood was chosen for the total construction of the building, a material used in most of Trentino-Alto Adige, in particular the one obtained after the storm Vaia in 2018 that hit the region causing the fall of many trees. My contribution to the realization of the project is given by the choice of materials and construction techniques best suited to them, the formal choice of the external structure. I also dealt with the realization of plans, elevations and sections up to the study of architectural details. and the built Environment Master Degree | I Year Trento - 2020 Manlio Mazzon|Adriana Granato With: Leonardo F. Franzini, Aurora Sanzani
#03 WOODEN LIBRARY Sustainability
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right:floor plan basement, ground floor and first floor
current page left: masterplan showing the insertion of the building in an abandoned area in the city center, close to schools and universities.
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current page section scale 1:20 with description of the components of the structure. next axonometricpage details of the fundamental nodes of the building, with respective descriptions of the various components.
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#04 UNIVERSITY PAVILION Architectural Design in Historical Cotext Studio Master Degree | I Year Mantova - 2020 Prof.
d’Arco, Mantova. The aim of the project is to create a structure linked to the adjacent university structure, located in the historic center of the city. The project begins with the design and understanding of the role of the project area in relation the city of Mantova. The idea is to create a new
My personal contribution was to think about the graphics of the project, starting from the sections to the perspective views. In addition, I took care of the square in front of the pavilion and I studied and thought about the modifications of the part concerning the old structure of the university. In any case, the shape, the position of the pavilion and its connection to the old seat of the university are ideas born from the contribution of both me and my workmate. Barbara Bogoni| Elísio Souto de Moura
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Piazza D’Arco that acts as a hinge, a gateaway for people entering the city. The starting point was to define the limits and understand the role that the square and the pavilion would play insiede the city. The project is based on the principle of the relationship between spaces, which allows visual permeabilty always present between them, and the importance of the void, which is treated as a concrete condition.
With: Leonardo F. Franzini
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current page left: masterplan of the project area. right: view from the street towards the entrance of the pavilion, view of the square and of the rising area from the underground parking, view of the main elevation of the pavilion on the square
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left: ground floor plan of the new pavilion and university bottom right: axonometry of the intervention
#05 DARK KITCHEN HUB Design Studio IV Master Degree - Double Degree Program | II Year Trento - 2021 Prof. Luis Felipe Gonzalez Bohme|Eduardo A. Valenzuela Astudillo Individual Project
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Over the past year, food delivery has been a key line of business for food service companies around the world. Forced to give in to a resilient approach, the global food industry has been able to count on an ally that even before the pandemic was on the rise: food delivery. Hence the idea behind the workshop was to create special structures for the exclusive sale of take-away food, called Dark Kitchen Hubs. I chose to locate the project in Italy, in Trento, where food delivery is still a little evolved phenomenon being the traditional gastronomic culture of fundamental importance for the nation. Compared to the Italian case it was necessary to think of a structure that could be modified over time to become a restaurant in all respects, in the future. The concept at the base is to create an enclosure that contains within it various volumes each with different functions that are connected to each other through a private outdoor area, these can change function over time. In addition, the external walls separate the intervention area from the nearby railway line, on the contrary on the opposite side the project opens through a square that connects the new building with the nearby Renzo Piano’s district.
current page top: cross axonometric section. below: main elevation of the building looking previous page left: ground floor plan of the Dark Kitchen Hub on the right the square and on the left the border of the wall from the railway line. top right: axonometry of the intervention. below right: longitudinal section of the kitchens
left: views of the outdoor area, both public and private, and views of the kitchens.
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With: Linda Flaviani, Leonardo F. Franzini, Marcela Costa
After studying five architectures built in Rome between 1933 and 1965, such as the “Casa della GIL in Trastevere” by Luigi Moretti the “Palazzo delle Poste” in via Marmorata by Adalberto Libera, the “Palazzina il Girasole” by Luigi Moretti, La “Rinascente” by Franco Albini and the “Edificio Polifunzionale in via Campania” by Studio Passarelli, their relationship with the city was analyzed in conjunction with the new architectural ideas of the twentieth century. The study, which led to the creation of the model, was addressed by taking into consideration the “Città Analoga” of Aldo Rossi (1976) and the “Nuova Mappa di Roma “ by Gian Battista Nolli (1748). Hence the idea of creating a model of Rome, the size of 1.50 x 1.50 meters, starting from the map of Nolli and updating it to the years in which the case studies were built. In fact, it depicts the disemboweling of the city in the first half of the century, the various buildings built during the Fascist era and all the new variants that have modified the city of Rome. Rossi is taken for its complexity, he draws, according to the style of the ancients, an imaginary city composed of collage of projects, images and places he loves that are reinterpreted for the realization of the modern model of Rome.
current page top left: map ‘New topography of Rome’ by Gianbattista Nolli
bottom left: map of the ‘Roma Interrotta’ competition, Pietro Sartogo and Robert Venturi
right: preliminary sketches for the construction of the model
current page final model, ‘Roma Moderna’
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C A M I L L A C O R M A N N I (+39)cormannicamilla@gmail.com3395416699 thank you!