Architecture Portfolio 2022 | Felix Balling

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Felix Balling | Bauhaus-Universität Weimar | Architecture B.Sc. A-3.10

FELIX BALLING EDUCATION Oct 2018 - Feb 2022

Bauhaus-Universität Weimar Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.) Architecture overall grade: 1,39

Sep 2009 - Jun 2017

E.T.A. Hoffmann-Gymnasium Bamberg General university entrance qualification overall grade: 1,5

EXPERIENCE Oct 05, 2020 - Feb 26, 2021

Julius Taminiau Architects, Amsterdam, NL internship

Feb 01, 2018 - Mar 31, 2018

Jäcklein Architekten, Volkach, DE employment

Nov 01, 2017 - Jan 31, 2018

Jäcklein Architekten, Volkach, DE internship

Oct 09, 2017 - Oct 20, 2017

BAURCONSULT, Haßfurt, DE internship

COMPUTER SKILLS MS Office

Word | Powerpoint | Excel

Adobe CC

Photoshop | InDesign | Lightroom | Illustrator

CAD/ Render

Archicad | Sketchup | Rhino | Grasshopper | Lumion | Cinema4D

LANGUAGES German

mother tongue

English

B2+/C1

Spanish

A2

Latin

Latin proficiency certificate

Weimar, Germany

CONTENTS 2022

| RESEARCH LIBRARY FRIEDENSTEIN

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2021

| ABRAHAM GEIGER - HOUSE

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2019/20

| HOW TO LIVE TOGETHER

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2019

| SUMMAERY.PAVILLON

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2018

| PATH AND RHYTHM

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2022 | Bachelor 7th semester | RESEARCH LIBRARY FRIEDENSTEIN

RESEARCH LIBRARY FRIEDENSTEIN Extension of the Forschungsbibliothek Gotha with emphasis on the design of a new archive in the historical context of the château.

Bachelor thesis chair: Entwerfen und komplexe Gebäudelehre tutors: Prof. Jörg Springer Sebastian Schröter Martin Pasztori Manuel Aust Over the years the valuable collection of the research library in Go-

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tha grew too big for the eastern tower. As a consequence a new archive is needed, accompanied by public spaces for the urban society, places of discourse and encounter. The design envisages to form a first courtyard, prelude and nodal point for further orientation, framed by a colonnade, that constitutes a threshold when approaching the

château. Situated at the edge of the slope are the parlour, café and event space, unfurling towards the colonnade, gazing across the rosary. Between the new colonnade and the old arcade the archive arises, positioning itself between the towers as an elaborate object, diffuse and manifold, independent and still selfevident in the new ensemble.

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2021 | Bachelor 6th semester | ABRAHAM GEIGER - HOUSE

ABRAHAM GEIGER - HOUSE Design of a new synagogue and jewish community centre at the cradle of Liberal Judaism in Hamburg | www.synagogen-projekt.de

Architectural Design Studio 5 chair: Entwerfen und komplexe Gebäudelehre tutors: Prof. Jörg Springer Sebastian Schröter Martin Pasztori Manuel Aust In a backyard in Hamburg the remains of a Jewish

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temple, the cradle of Liberal Judaism, are left to one’s own device.

The design restores their significance and creates a new, visible place of Jewish life in the city, by laying bare the ruins and transforming the former interior into a garden, transmitting a unique calmness and reverie.

The portal building becomes the link, the facilitator

between plaza and garden, incorporating the parlour as a place of discussion. The prayer room constitutes the completion of an axis starting in the street space, guarding the apsis, the formerly most sacred spot. As an ensemble a place arises for study, celebration, communication, encounters, and contemplation.

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ABRAHAM GEIGER - HOUSE | Bachelor 6th semester | 20201

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garden | former prayer room 25

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2019/20 | Bachelor 3rd semester | HOW TO LIVE TOGETHER

HOW TO LIVE TOGETHER a house with many rooms The Studio provides an introduction into the architecture of housing by the means of a description and detailed graphic display of selected housing spaces in Weimar.

The examination of these Intérieurs, dissolved away from their original context, leads to new perceptions, which substantiate in an independent design.

The plot for a multi-storey residential building with many rooms is located in direct proximity to the campus. The standard floor is designed as a shared apartment. Particular attention is paid to the relation of the rooms to each other and the reconfiguration of intermediary rooms, adaptable to particular needs.

Architectural Design Studio 3 chair: Entwerfen und Wohnungsbau tutors: Prof. Verena von Beckerath Till Hoffmann Hanna Schlösser in collaboration with: Lea Marzinzik parlour, Haus Hohe Pappeln | 1:150 28

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2019 | Bachelor SoSe 2nd semester | SUMMAERY.PAVILLON 2019 | Bachelor 2. Semester | SUMMAERY.PAVILLON

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Design and realisation of a modular micro-architecture Entwurf und Realisierung einer modularen Mikroarchitektur fürfor diethe annual Jahresausstellung Bauhaus-Universität Weimar exhibition of theder Bauhaus-Universität Weimar

Architectural Design Professur: Bauformenlehre Studio 2 Betreuende: chair: Prof.

Bernd Rudolf Baumformenlehre Julia Heinemann Dr.-Ing. Sabine Zierold

tutors: Prof. Bernd Rudolf Note: Julia Heinemann 1,0 Dr.-Ing. Sabine Zierold in Zusammenarbeit mit: in collaboration Nina Günther with: Nina Günther Sabrina Hauck Sabrina Hauck Lea Marzinzik Lea Pulst Marzinzik Till Andra Quante Till Pulst Carolin Schelle Andra Quante Simon Schlereth Carolin Schelle Calvin Simon Schwabe Schlereth Calvin Schwabe

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Jahresausstellung der ForZur the annual exhibiBauhaus-Universität tion of the BauhausWeimar wurde eine Universität Weimar a modulare, anpassungsmodular, adaptable fähige Mikroarchitektur entworfen, die als Bar, microarchitecture was Verkaufsoder designed, that functions Ausstellungsraum as fungiert. a bar,Mehrere sales- or showroom.

Frames get Rahmenmodule werden über Verbindungsstäbe linked up by connecting gekoppelt, sodass sich als beames as to create Folge ein additives oneRaumgefüge spatial ergibt, structure, das sich beliebig in that is expandable in Längsrichtungdirection. erweitern longitudinal lässt. So ergibt sich eine As Variantenvielfalt, a result, there’s die an a variety of different setden jeweiligen ups,Nutzungswunsch which are adapangepasste table to eachKonfiguratioparticular nen liefert. Sämtliche spatial and functional Knotenpunkte sind über requirement.

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2018 | Bachelor 1st semester | PATH AND RHYTHM

PATH AND RHYTHM Translation and rhythmizing of a path into abstract forms

Architectural Design Studio 1 chair: Bauformenlehre Darstellungsmethodik tutors: Prof. Bernd Rudolf Prof. Andreas Kästner Martin Ahner

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Path and rhythm are systems of individual and repetitive elements along a line. Different rhythms, even and uneven, in intervals and chords, pulsate, shaped by inner and outer influence. Elements, that appear along a certain path add up and over-

lap each other. They get translated into dots, stripes and plains and are composed into one piece, which then finds its expression in a three-dimensional, abstract sculpture. A composition, that interconnects different parameters to one unity.

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Felix Balling | Bauhaus-Universität Weimar | Architecture B.Sc.