DILEK HUSEIN PORTFOLIO
Open-air Swimming Pool Academic Apartment House Academic Urban Plan Academic Camping House Academic 01 02 03 04 TABLE OF CONTENTS
2022 Spring term
Open-air Swimming pool
For this project, I wanted to make a swimming area that was open to everyone. The goal was to minimize the number of doors by blending the building’s walls with their surroundings. The structure is made of concrete bricks. The changing rooms are not gender-specific; rather, they are general, and people change their clothes in tiny, private changing rooms. This is one method for achieving the project’s inclusion goal.
Location: Mustikkamaa - Helsinki, Finland
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+20,7 +27,0 +24,0 +22,0 +20,0 +17,0 technical facilities 66,6 87,7 50m pool 711,4 depth 1,35-2,4 diving pool 174,9 depth 4 springboards 1m stand jumping tower 5m 3m 7m 10m childrens’ pool 134,7 depth 0,25-0,8 depth 1,35 depth 2,4 depth 0,25 depth 0,8 Sauna 15,6 changing rooms with showers and storages 270,8 WC 13,6 WC staff facilities 32.0 cafe 63,3 storage 22,2 11,3 property maintenance 23,7 ticket sale 23,0 bike racks Sauna 15,6 Sauna 15,1 15,1 cleaning storage 16,1 b-b b-b
Main building ticket sale public bathrooms cafe gym changing rooms corridors saunas bathrooms staff facilities storage property maintenance waste room technical facilities Pools 50m pool diving pool childrens’ pool Floor area: 23,0 m2 21,7 m2 63,3 m2 87,7 m2 20 x 1.5 m2 240,8 m2 61,4 m2 13,6 m2 32,0 m2 22,2 m2 23,7 m2 11,3 m2 66,6 m2 711.4 m2 174.9 m2 137.7 m2 697.3 m2
2022 Spring term
Apartment House
With this apartment design project, we had to understand the fundamentals of effective housing architecture through our own housing deisgn. My goal was to design a straightforward, enjoyable, and user-friendly apartment complex where various types and sizes of apartments would enable the tenants to range widely and thusly diverge. There are 9 flats total in the building, with sizes ranging from 31 to 106 square meters.
Location: Snellmanninkatu - Helsinki, Finland
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bike storage ladders to the loft laundry room shop warehouse 81,0 m2 49,0 m2 33,0 m2 106,0 m2 42,0 m2 1st floor 2nd floor ladders to the loft dressing room shared space Sauna 81,0 m2 49,0 m2 33,0 m2 106,0 m2 86,5 m2 42,0 m2 2nd floor 3rd floor 5th floor 0 1:400 5 15 30 0 1:100 1:500 5 15 500 0 1:200 5 15 Housing distribution studios two-room three-room four-room 31 m2 33 m2 42 m2 48,5 m2 49 m2 68,5 m2 81 m2 86 m2 106 m2
View from the entrance
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Urban Plan
On this project we had to plan a new urban environment in the middle of a large field. My key goals were to enhance the exicting nature, and also bring wide range of modern buildings among the typical single-house typology that already exsited there. The building types varies from single-houses to row houses, up until 6-floor high apartments. The material of the buidings is mainly wood which is impressed by the surrounding trees.
Location: Moisionpelto - Lohja, Finland
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Camping House 04
This was the first project at school that we did in pairs. It was an interesing experiment on itself to learn to work in a group and make compromises along the way. The task was to design a building that would be used as a camping place for around 20 people. We had a lot of freedom in the design of the buildings outlook. We ended up making a two-block consept where the “blocks” are on top of each other and rotated, thus to give more interesting look for the building.
Location: Otaniemi - Helsinki, Finland
By: Dilek Husein & Veera Annala
2020 Autumn term
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Picture by Anne Kinnunen
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