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MYCOMMUNITY / B A C H E LO R F I N A L Y E A R P R OJ E C T /

MYCELIUM RESEARCH AND DISSERTATION

N A W E N I P R OT O T Y P E A F F O R DA BLE HOUSE

ACROVILL

|F R E E L A N C E |

MONA 4 /RESIDENTIAL P R OJ E C T / + TECHNICAL DETAILS |P R O F E S S I O N A L |

SIX78 /RESIDENTIAL P R OJ E C T / + TECHNICAL DETAILS |P R O F E S S I O N A L |

|A C A D E M I C |

|A C A D E M I C |

|V O LU N T E E R I N G |

p. 3 - 8

p. 9 - 10

p. 11-14

p. 15 - 17

p. 18-19

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A R C H I T E C T U R E A S A C O L L E C T I V E D I A LO G U E : personal manfifesto

Architecture is not imposed—it is shaped by the people, the place, and the materials that bring it to life.

To d e s i g n i s t o l i s t e n . To r e s p o n d . To b u i l d w i t h , n o t j u s t f o r.

A building is never just an object; it is a dialogue between: Community – those who inhabit and shape it.

C o n t e x t – t h e l a n d , h i s t o r y, a n d c u l t u r e t h a t g r o u n d i t .

Material – the physical language of space and resilience.

Architecture is the intersection of these forces. It does not exist in isolation—it transforms and is transformed in return. As designers, we are not just creators; we are facilitators, we are the connection.

01 | MYCOMMUNITY

01 MYCOmmunity MYCOmmunity reimagines Watney Market, Shadwell as a hub for social resilience and circular economies, supporting the Bangladeshi diaspora through inclusive, adaptable spaces.

The project asks: How can architecture better support diasporic communities by creating inclusive, adaptable spaces within the context of a diverse and cosmopolitan city?

The Mycelium Lab, located beneath the market, is a space dedicated to the community-led production of mycelium-composite building materials. These bio-fabricated elements are then applied within the market above, shaping temporary structures. The lab not only fosters material innovation and climate-conscious design but also serves as a platform for education and collective action—empowering the community to participate in its own spatial transformation.

Location: London Project type: Academic, final year Level: Individul work, BA degree Date: 2022 - 2023

01 | MYCOMMUNITY

MAPPING THE NEIGBOURHOOD [ 1 ] what is going on at the market [ 2 ] the journey of an apple /group work/ [ 3 ] 3D visualisation produced by me [2] This mapping visualizes the movement of food products across global and local scales, tracing an apple’s journey from Bangladesh to its final sale in Watney Market. The study highlights the intersection of trade, migration, and spatial economies, revealing how diasporic communities reshape urban marketplaces. This analysis directly informs the project’s focus on food waste reuse and material circularity, reinforcing the parallels between mycelium’s biological cycles and the socio-economic flows of the market."

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Pavilion 3 – MYCObricks This structure serves as one of the entrances to the laboratory, featuring an accessible design.

It is constructed using prefabricated mycelium bricks.

[bellow are the three mycelium pavilions that are used as gathering spaces]

Pavilion 2 - MushCollection This mushroom-shaped pavilion functions as a collector, with tubes extending underground into the laboratory to transport food waste from the market. The structure is constructed using prefabricated mycelium composite panels made from straw and other agricultural and household waste.

Pavilion 1 – MYCOpanels This pavilion serves as the southern entrance to the laboratory. It features a wooden framework designed to mimic an organically shaped tunnel, with textile panels inoculated with mycelium spores.

Plan views

[1] plan view, street/ ground level [2] plan view, underground level [3] plan view, underground level, labled spaces

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scale 1:250 on A2

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8.TESTING LAB - BAKING AND TEST-

mycelium composite materials

7. MATERIAL AND STERILISATION 9. LECTURES ABOUT THE POSITIVE

8. Lectures about the postive impact of

2. WASTE IS DISPOSED OF

1. Locals visiting Watney market

1. LOCALS 1.

VISITING LOCALS THE VISITING THE

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[3] [1] story board that takes your down and around the lab, showing the spaces

8.Testing lab- baking and testing prod-

2. Waste Disposed of in the

[2] storage and collection area - This area is where the tubes from Pavilion 2 connect to the laboratory. It serves as the point where staff collect and manage the food waste transported from the market.

ucts for compresion, submersion and

MUSHcollect instalation

fire resistance

pasturizing the substrate

4. Easy access

7. MATERIAL AND STERILISATION 5. VISITORS CAN OBSERVE COLLEC

7. Material and sterilisation lab -

6. SUBSTARTE TREATMENT LAB -

4. DISABILED ACCESS

about the process of production

5. VISITORS CAN OBSERVE COLLECTION OF WASTE AND DISTRIBUTION

3. People can visit the lab and learn

3. PEOPLE CAN THE THEN VISIT THE 3. PEOPLE CAN THEN VISIT LAB AND FOLLOW THE PROCESS

[3] Market Area and Entry Pavilion - The entry pavilion provides an inviting access point to the laboratory, seamlessly integrating functionality and design to welcome visitors.

5. Visitors can observe collection of waste

6. Substrate treatment, lab collecting and

and distribution of mycelium mixtures

checking food, agricultural waste is useful

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02 | MYCOMMUNTY - MYCELIUM DISSERTATION AND 1:1 MODEL

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How to build mycelium bench?

Mycelium-based brick production the steps of my- involves several celium bricks

key steps: substrate preparation using agricultural forming and the following tests

waste materials, inoculation owf the substrate with that needs to be done to test if

mycelium, filling molds the with thentmycelium-infused experime is successfu

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environment, forming bricks after incubation, drying and curing the bricks, conducting quality control

SOCIAL MYCELIUM

checks, and finally, utilizing the bricks in construc-

How to build mycelium bench?

tion projects.

Elina Dimova Stage 3 Studio 11: Decolonising climate and socially responsive design

set up for puting mushroom spawn and sterilised substarte into brick moulds How to inoculate mushroom plug spawn into wood slab?

How and why mushroom pug spawn?

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FUNGI TIME HAS COME! - READ HERE The tests revealed both challenges and untapped potential, sparking my interest in mycelium’s architectural applications. This led to my dissertation, where I advocate for a broader integration of fungi in architectural research and practice. I explore mycelium’s role in sustainable

FUNGI TIME HAS COME!

As part of my 1:1 making project, I designed and built a wood slab bench. In the booklet above, I document the process of constructing the bench, as well as an experiment where I grew mycelium on plugs and inoculated them into the slab wood. This allowed the mycelium to colonize the wood, creating a unique fusion of natural growth and craftsmanship.

What can we learn from fungi in regard to the ways we plan and build our environment?

construction, closed-loop economic models, and ecological urban strategies—positioning it as a pragmatic, solution-driven approach to rethinking material cycles in architecture.

Unit 10 Summative Submission Stage 3 Elina Dimova 1

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03 N A W E N I P R OT OT Y P E A F F O R DA B L E H O U S E L o c a t e d o n t h e Va n u a L e v u , F i j i , t h i s p r o j e c t f o cused on designing and constructing a sustainable, affordable prototype house for teachers at Naweni District School, addressing the need for resilient and comfortable housing in the South Pacific. By reimagining existing affordable housing plans, the d e s i g n a i m e d t o i m p r o v e s p a t i a l q u a l i t y, l i v i n g e x perience, and structural resilience against natural disasters.

As part of the team, I contributed to both the design process and on-site construction, lear ning from local techniques and materials while ensuring the prototype honored the culture and environment.

This experience not only created a home for teachers but also inspired new approaches to community-driven design, leaving a legacy of warmth, belonging, and hope for resilient housing across the region.

NAWENI DISTRICT SCHOOL NAWENI VILLAGE Location: Naweni, Fiji Project type: professional Level: Design and Construction Volunteer Date: July- August 20204

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The secondary beams supporting the aluminum sheet roof were installed manually by local workers, who climbed onto the structure due to the absence of machinery or scaffolding.

Bracing systems like shear walls and moment-resistant frames improve stability. The design was constructed from 3 main portal frames constructed on the ground and lifted.

Fiji faces multiple natural hazards, including earthquakes, floods, and hurricanes, which pose threats to lives and economic growth. Building designs must account for these risks, focusing on lightweight construction, strong foundations, and balanced mass distribution to withstand high winds.

Foundations should be designed to respond to soil conditions and anchor structures during extreme weather, while strong connections and ductile materials are essential for structural flexibility.

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[1] exploded axo of the structure /3D model produced by me/

Process images

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from foundation to final structure

the process from digging and setting the foundations...

...to bringing up the structural frames

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To bridge architectural education with real-world challenges, I organized a fundraising workshop at a Montessori center in Stara Zagora to support my project in Fiji. The event aimed to educate children on the impact of natural disasters and the importance of resilient and sustainable architecture. Through hands-on activities, participants explored different construction materials (straw, wood, stone) and tested how structures respond to climatic conditions. By simulating earthquakes, floods, and strong winds, they learned how adaptive design can help communities withstand disasters. Beyond raising funds, the workshop fostered an early awareness of environmentally conscious building and the role of architecture in protecting people and places.

[1] presenting the three little pigs and how different materials should be used at different climates.

[2] kids building their houses [3] the different houses -

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straw, wooden and stone

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04 ACROVILL Previously, I collaborated with a London-based design innovator on a project researching and designing a nomadic village. This experience was incredibly transformative for me, as I contributed to the development of a unique concept known as AcroVill. Inspired by a novel depicting life on the island of Lanzarote, AcroVill aims to create a nomadic village where the houses mimic snail shells to facilitate natural air circulation and eliminate the need for internal structural support. During the research phase, the project explored various house shapes to accommodate small dwellings for 1-2 people, featuring designated areas for sleeping, toilet, and shower facilities.

Location: London, United Kingdom Project type: professional Level: freelance architectural designer and researcher Date: February 2024 - May 2024

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Studying various shapes of snail shells offered valuable insight into shaping and forming the structure using Rhino software. The design of the houses draws inspiration from these natural forms, both as a functional example of biomimicry and as a biophilic approach, fostering a deeper connection with nature.

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[1]The doorless entrance of the shell-shaped structure guides visitors inward, creating intimacy and curiosity as they explore beyond the initial threshold.

[2] The floatation tank is halfway submerged into the ground, facilitating easier access to the tub.

[3] Accessible via two steps, the bed rests atop the tank for convenience.

[4] An integrated wardrobe seamlessly blends into the wall, maintaining the interior’s fluidity without any disruptive square objects.

[5] Visitors are invited to explore further by the structure’s fluid lines and contours, enticing discovery beyond the entrance.

[6] The bathroom ensures privacy and comfort with a partitioned shower space and toilet area, complemented by a strategically placed window that brings in natural light while preserving privacy.

A flotation tank, also known as a sensory deprivation tank or isolation tank, is a lightless, soundproof tank filled with saltwater at body temperature. The high concentration of Epsom salt in the water allows individuals to effortlessly float, creating a sensation of weightlessness. Once inside the tank, individuals experience minimal sensory input from the external environment, facilitating deep relaxation, meditation, and altered states of consciousness.

04 | ACROVILL Creating

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outline

Creating control shapes to indicate the width and height around the spiral shape

Testing the model for 3D printing, evaluating its compatibility with the printing process, ensuring that it meets dimensional accuracy, structural integrity, and surface quality requirements. This includes checking for any errors or discrepancies in the model that may affect the printing outcome, such as overhangs, thin walls, or unsupported features

Creating control lines to help create organic spiral

Creating an organic shape that lofts along the control curves

05 | MONA 4

05 MONA 4 - RESIDENTIAL BUILDING This project involved designing an individual residential building for a new neighborhood in Sofia, Bulgaria. The unique challenge of the site was its context—located in an area where the surrounding buildings and infrastructure were yet to be constructed. This required creating a compelling architectural narrative without any existing context, carefully determining the style, materials, and form to harmonize with a future urban landscape.

My role included preparing planning application drawing packs with detailed elevations, plans, sections, visuals, and diagrams. I also contributed to the facade design, assisting in decisions regarding color and material choices to ensure the building would integrate seamlessly into the envisioned neighborhood.

[1] facade details and sizing [2] facade areas [3] plan drawing - ground floor 1:100 on A3 [4] visualization for clients /all drawings produced by me/

[4] Location: Sofia, Bulgaria

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Г

+5.970

18

8

2825

166 5

5

7/2 16,6

160 194

84 212

77 5

2

+3.500 +3.420

спалня

02- 2

спалня

192

Д3

3

спалня

Д

Нпп= 54

02-2 15,4 m 2

3-4 12,42 m2 В2-Д

спалня

3-3 12,44 m2

70

антре

Нпп= 54

17

килер

Нпп= 54

A3 -3

10

10 237

стълбище

15

6 24

+6.290

C

Нпп=90 стълбище

Д3а +6.890 +6.940

спалня

262

82 90 6 1125 22 82

Д

остъклена лоджия

±0.000 -0.080

11X

7

5 87 10

242

антре Д2

+8.940

+1.100 16,6

6

П18-Д П3-Л

+1,834

+6.420

коридор

10X

11X

5

П4-Л

В1-Л

6 24

92

килер

/29 ,22

9X 16,2 2/2 9

162

4

3 3'

2' П4-Л

200

18 90

лоджия

215 146

77 146

2355 146

1

2

262

82

+9.210

Н. ОГРА

178

+30,05

190 10

18 242

6 24

антре

+9.340

коридор

310

Д

[2]

C

А

Е

7

5

+12.130

9 2/2

-3.400

Ж

6

2

262

82 90 22 6 92

килер

+6.420 +6.340

16 9X

136 140

640

5

+12.830 +12.880

спалня +12.260

коридор

16,2 9X

+0.300

Д14

4

3'

87

антре

+9.340 +9.260

+1.834 +1.774

ПОДЗЕМНА УЛИЦА

3

+14.780

лоджия

9X 16,2 2/2 9

-1.619-1.679

+29 ,93

+29,93

185 5 10

8 2 18

килер

9 2/2

9X 16,2 2/2 9

-0.150

2

242

24 92

146

77

коридор

16,2 9X

+4.960 +4.900

77

1

87

6 24 262 6

215

лоджия

+12.260+12.180

146

215 146

77 146

Д4

+30 ,0 5

77 5

18

15

22 8

262

15

92 82 90 22 6 92 82 90

9 2/2

9X 16,2 2/2 9

+7.880 +7.820

5975

+29, 93

237

6 24

215 146

77 146

215 146

77 146

16,2 9X

+13.720+13.660

183 5

+15.050

5

+15.180

А

К.К.= К.Б.=+30,30=651,50

+15.750 +15.800

+15.180+15.100

=М/Г+

Д20

спалня

h= 18

антре

+30,300=651,50

/Г+7

килер

А

=М h=24 СТР.

коридор

9X 16,2 2/2 9

+17.650

9

лоджия

=М/Г+

9 2/2

h= 30

+17.970

Р. ЗАСТ

+18.100

НА ЗА

Д2

НИЯ

спалня

Я НА ЛИ НИ

антре

+18.100+18.020

16,2 9X

+16.640+16.580

Д11

+30,0 5 Н. ОГРА

килер

коридор

9X 16,2 2/2 9

+18.570 +18.620

Р. ЗАСТ

195,62 m 2

Я НА ЛИ НИ

9 2/2

Б

покрив 18,38 m2

Н. ЛИ ОГРА

16,2 9X

+19.560+19.500

A покрив=195,85м2

тераса

262

Б

Д4

+ 2 9 , 93

22 8 15 187

97

+21.020

Н. ОГРА

сграда в процес на строителство

спалня

105

антре

8 22

килер

60

24 90 82

77

коридор

+21.020+20.940

К.К.= К.Б.=+30,30=651,50

52 22 8 10

6

192

262

82 90

215

9X 16,2 2/2 9

+2 9 , 9 3

24 90

146 146

+23.490

9 2/2

В

+29,70

50 645, ,30=

16,2 9X

7,43 m2

=+24

77

Д7

спалня +23.940

антре

покрив

6,44 m2 262 cm

К.Б.

коридор

Г покрив

+2 9,93

6

215

200

90

+3 0,0 5

+23.940+23.860

11,79 m2

К.К.= К.Б.=+30,30=651,50

2%

105

Г

8

82

60

408

спалня +26.860

антре

9 2/2

9X 16,2 2/2 9

+10.800+10.740

ПОДЗЕМНИ ПАРКОМЕСТА

+30,05

В

+22.480+22.420

292

C К.К.= К.Б.=+30,30=651,50

10

22 236

241

262

77 146

16,2 9X

+25.400+25.340

Д6

7

покрив

коридор

+26.860+26.780

I also worked on the structural detailing of slab recesses, ensuring precise planning for concrete formwork across balconies, roof areas, and the landscaped garden.

I calculated all slab level drops in wet areas such as toilets and balconies [2].

Additionally, I produced and refined technical section drawings, defining roof slopes [3]. and detailing floor connections and the thermal envelope [1].

6

C

+30.300

+30.250

55

60

77 5

+29.700

5

К.К.=

I am responsible for the technical coordination and refinement of construction drawings, including calculating window and floor heights, determining window sizes, and developing a detailed construction timetable for on-site execution.

Д1

+30,30

+30.250

4

3 3'

2'

А

0

[1]

276,38 m2

2

3

3'

4

5

6

7

[3]

06 | SIX78

06 R E S I D E N T I A L P R OJ E C T - S I X 7 8 In this project, I determine the raster for the suspended ventilated façade. Due to the complex geometry of the building, several floor plate shifts have been introduced to accommodate level differences while maintaining the ridge height at 15 meters.

Aligning the façade raster within these constraints has been a key challenge.

Additionally, I am consulting with facade engineers from Q-vet, producing technical drawings for the planning application, ensuring precision in detailing and execution.

3

[1] section detail 1:50 - window head with visualisation above [2] plan detail 1:50- inner corner with visualisation above 12 13

1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: 7: 8: 9: 10: 11: 12: 13: 14: 15: 16:

interior wall, plaster insulated/10 mm air gap or insulation /max 50mm system gap= insulation +air gap - avg = 170 mm brick wall 250mm exterior plaster 10mm/ for attaching ventelated facade system horizontal H rail thermo pad 1000x600x5mm self-drilling screw; MHC SD Screw 5,5 x 15 mm self-drilling screw; MHC SD Screw 5,5 x 25mm vapour balancing cover /3 mm/ thermal mineral wool insulation / 12 mm, class A fastener Delta PT 6,5; d=8mm ceramic flat panel /10-12 mm/ horizontal L rail joint gap 3-5 mm triple glazing window REIN system gap= insulation +air gap - avg = 170 mm horizontal J rail

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11 6 16 7 10 9 4 8

15

2

[1]

[2]