Architectural Portfolio [iuliia fomina]

PORTFOLIO iuliia fomina

Introducing the architectural work of Iuliia Fomina, all work samples are original.

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Program

3 years

Russian fluent

Schematic Concept Preliminary Design Design Development

Phases of design

Experience in architectural design

Language proficiency

Contract Documents Production Management

iuliia fomina

English fluent Spanish beginner

EDUCATION: Bachelor of Architecture Florida Atlantic University, Fort Lauderdale, FL 05.2011 -08.2015 EELI Award Program, Bachelors of Architecture, Final GPA: 3.62 Certificate of completion ARS Summer Architecture Academy (Beuth 05.2012 Hochschule fur Technik /University of Florence).

Intensive seminar on Efficient and Sustainable Design.

Lower division curriculum Samara State University of Architecture and Civil 2009-2011 Engineering.Samara, Russia. Urban Planning and Architecture.

High School Diploma Samara School # 132. Samara, Russia. Intensive 2004-2009 curriculum of Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

Diploma of Completion Raduga Art School-Studio. Samara, Russia.

2003-2007 Diploma of Completion Samara Musical School # 6. Samara, Russia.

1999-2007 Honour Graduate Samara School # 25. Samara, Russia. Intensive focus 1999-2004 English language studies.

ACADEMIC LEADERSHIP: 03.2015 Membership 10.2013 Exhibition and Research Project 03.2013 Finalist, Category: Special Award

Tau Sigma Delta. National Honor Society in Architecture and Allied Arts 2013 Sea Level Rise Subtropical Cities Conference Featured work: Florida Atlantic University Campus Amphibious Redevelopment Trimo Urban Design International Architecture Competition, team entry: Trimo Bike Base

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DIGITAL: Adobe Package (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) Rhinoceros 5.0 Grasshopper Graphisoft ArchiCad

ANALOGUE:

Autodesk Ecotect Analysis Autodesk Revit & Open Studio Autodesk AutoCad Google SketchUp Arduino

Hand sketching Model Construction Laser cutting Rendering Photography

Sculpting, Casting Dry/Wet/Mixed Media Collage Technique Batik Paper Mache

EMPLOYMENT: 10.2013-10.2014

PDT International, Fort Lauderdale, FL - Schematic Design of Commercial Centers and Retail Spaces in Central America - Presentation and Material Preparation, Graphic Design, 3D Visualization - Industrial design of Commercial Equipment, Retail and Signage - Vendor and rendering consultant interaction. EnglishSpanish translations relating to Interior Design and Architecture

02.2013-08.2013

Glavovic Studio, Inc., Fort Lauderdale, FL - Marketing, Material and Drawing documentation - Portfolio and Drawing Material Preparation - Exhibition and Conference Management - Schematic and design development document support - Web Design and Social Media Outlets Management - 3D Visualization, Clerical Assistance

04.2012

VIA Design Studio, Miami, FL - Schematic Design of Restaurant Outdoor Area, Landscape Design - Design Documentation, 3D Vizualization

10.2011-03.2013

FAU Student Wellness Center Davie, FL - Office Assistant, General Maintenance, Customer Service and Documentation.

- FAU New Davie Campus Fitness Center Building Initiative: Lead Student Designer, Student Representative for SACSCOC accreditation team visit

05.2011-06-2011

‘Klapshtos’ theme bar and Restaurant, Samara, Russia - Dining area design proposal and implementation of artwork for furnishings

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DOEI

WATER SCIENCE INUNDATION

Upcycle workshop with priority in environmental discovery and ecological investigation

Florida Atlantic University | Comprehensive Design 1 | Iuliia Fomina | Spring 2014 | critic Mikael j Kaul, Eric Keune

DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL INQUIRY use

Landfill 80%

Executive offices

Production

Washing Offices

industrial waste

Research + Science

Garbage

Washing

Conference Hall & Art

Upcycling laboratories

Offices Offices

Metrorail Station INUNDATION LEVEL

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Upcycling facilities Workshops Technicians

Recycle 10%

SortingOut

Schredding

Upcycling laboratories

Energy 10%

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The Department of Environmental Inquiry represents an architectural change that is designed to occur on the body of one of Fort Lauderdale’s Intracoastal. With awareness of upcoming climate change that will invoke a shift in architecture and urban design of Fort Lauderdale, the project envisions the life of an ecologically-oriented society with special interest in upcycling.

Hotels Art District Nightlife Sport and Recreation

Water Taxi and stops Metro Mover and stations Sun Trolley Bus 11 Bus 40 Parking

Bike routes Pedestrian paths

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Taking off the ground as a public platform inviting to participation in ecological workshops and covered with the gleaming body of the auditorium, the building transforms into an institutional establishment with priority in environmental discovery and ecological investigation. The coincidence of social, topographical and climatic characteristics of the location sets the Department of Environmental Inquiry as an axis on a necessary turning point for further programming of Fort Lauderdale’s underwater future.

Situation map

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Wind analysis

The floor plan shape is designed to be an aerodynamic machine to harvest maximum wind and direct it to wind turbines for energy generation and ventilation. The optimum curvature of the balconies covered in some places with plastic cushion inserts not only catches the airflow, but also tends to accelerate it.

Wind analysis: Top floors

Wind analysis: Middle floors

Wind analysis: Metro station

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Residential, art and nightlife programs meet necessity of a public platform and administrative stage. The physical placement of the project calls for meeting the ground by liberating the corners for pedestrian activity and accentuating public access from the Intracoastal to the beach. A Lateral axis lies within the landscape that separates conventional and unconventional circulation from each other.

Ground plan

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Progressing directly to the lustrous top level, there is a narrowing into a more compact office administration space.

Sleek outlines separate the end of the tower from the surroundings, which illustrates metaphorically the nature of the executive instigator of environmental discourse in society.

Middle floors

Top floors

Office of the Head of Department of Environmental Inquiry

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The ground level of the project is casting a sequence of voids: from the entrance courtyard the observers are exposed to the visual weight of the gleaming body of the auditorium followed by the crossing of vertical and horizontal perspectives of the Metro rail bridge and a shaft for the high-speed elevator serving both buildings and the proposed Metro Rail station. The sculptural effect of the pedestals represented by a platform, two volumes comprising the Upcycle Workshop Center, and the glazed torus of the Department of Environmental Inquiry, defining the civic space that develops into the research agency.

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The Department of Environmental Inquiry is an institution that fosters and inculcates the philosophy of infinite regeneration of energy staring from discarded trivial components of human necessities like food, clothes, furniture and appliances into intangible values as energy, knowledge and, most importantly, ideas.

Inspired by the concept of material reincarnation, the model consists out of recycled paper, old magazine collages, plastic bottles and bags.

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Private Residences Water Taxi Stop

Private Residences Private Residences

Intracoastal

Water Taxi Stop

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Proposed hotels

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Proposed hotels

Metro Mover

Hotels

Art District

From Intracoastal to the beach

Center of Upcycle and Department of Environmental Inquiry

Entertainment

Sports and Recreation

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FORM

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STRUCTURE EMERGENCE: AGGREGATES MATERIAL AND ADJUSTABLE CASTS LIGHT

Florida Atlantic University | Emergent Form | Iuliia Fomina, Francys Lynn, Andrei Borodi | Summer 2015 | critic Emmanouil Vermisso, Frederic Merle

SELF - ORGANIZATION Colored by aquarelle excessive water amounts move the fibres apart

Aquarelle + Paper (open, positive feedback system)

The change (water dyed by aquarelle) was pervaded by the paper fibres by its relocation which led to over moisturising of the paper visible on the other side of the sheet.

Incoming change Incoming change

positive feedback

positive feedback | negative feedback

system changed

system unchanged | system changed

Incoming change negative feedback system unchanged (or tends to)

The task of selective system is to bring two types of systems together.

Additional condition would differentiate other responsive behaviours : accept change, decline change, accommodate change to situation and other scenarios.

Selected

Viper scales (more closed, negative feedback system) traps the light locomotion

limits H2O Beta - layer (beta kerotine) Intermediate (lipids) Alpha - layer (alpha kerotine)

Light trapping scales (microscope)

A viper’s skin qualities of locomotion and light trapping via skin scales, respond to changes in the environment by keeping the system unchanged (negative-feedback).

Snake’s skin

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Sand and adjustable casts were the main agents in the bottom-up, form-finding process. Aggregates consist of finer particles which set up the behavior of the material when looked at larger quantities. Sand as the product of weathering and erosion on the smaller scale acts as a crystal of a mineral. In nature, the bigger amounts of sand like dunes, pits and landslides act to find an optimal shape to resist gravity, wind, water and earthquakes. In our experiment, the sand was explored as an agent which delivered structural simulations under the rules borrowed from the logic of Jorn Utzon’s self-organizing structures.

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Sand Progressions Intersecting rotated hyperboloids

Voronoi network

+

=

Through the precedent study of Antonio Gaudi’s work and its analysis by Mark Burry the parallel was made between sand self-forming processes and strict geometrical schema of the design of the Sagrada Familia Cathedral. Particularly, the application of rotated hyperboloids and the system of their intersections was intuitively adopted into the process of form – finding and later, was supported by experiments studying its structural

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Rules of sand geometry

Rotated Hyperboloid formed by 50 hyperbola tangential lines

Rotated Hyperboloid formed by 10 hyperbola tangential lines

Rotated Hyperboloid formed by 3 hyperbola tangential lines

Morphologies of sand draining

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Structural Profiles from Jorn Utzon’s Sydney Concourse beams (wood model)

Von Mises Force (higher stress)

Von Mises Force (lower stress)

In the work of Jorn Utzon such as the Sydney Opera House, the Kuwait National Assembly and the Zurich Theatre, the idea of adjustable casts was connected to the structural performance. Virtually, the structural roof modules of these projects consisted of infinite numbers of structurally sufficient profiles to explore the full system capacity.

Realistically, the task of designing an infinitely great number of options is impossible, but the application of associative rules on a virtual level can provide endless results. page 21

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Morphologies of mechanical frames based on the Utzon’s Concourse Beam

Polygons and weight

Applied weight: between and at the end of profiles

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Applied weight at the top of geometry

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Models fabricated and casted based on the structure formation from Jorn Utzon’s work Sand forming

Population with voronoi cells

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CELLS SECTIONS

2ND GENERATION

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1ST GENERATION

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2ND GENERATION

BUNDLES FOLLOW STEEL REINFORCEMENT TO THE LOAD APPLICATION OF WEIGHT CELL CENTERS POLYGONS NUMBER OF PROFILE PROPORTIONAL fomifomifomina@gmail,com DIRECTLY ON THE PROFILE CAPILLAR TENSION REINFORCE PROFILE TO THE LOAD BUNDLES FOLLOW OF WEIGHT PROFILE FREQUENCY PROPORTIONAL REINFORCE THE AREA OF BETTER APPLICATION STRUCTURE RIDGES BETWEEN THE PROFILE TO THE LOAD LOAD APPLICATION CAPILLAR TENSION STRUCTURAL PIECE BUNDLES FOLLOW SAND RIDGES PROFILES CELL CENTERS SAND DRAINING FORCES GRAVITY LOAD LIGHT

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GEOMETRY PREDICTION

STRUCTURAL PIECE SAND RIDGES SAND DRAINING

GEOMETRY PREDICTION

PROFILES FORCES

GRAVITY LOAD LIGHT

NG OF SAGRADA LA FAMILIA WINDOWS

Sand Simulation Template

STEEL REINFORCEMENT REINFORCE PROFILE REINFORCE THE AREA OF LOAD APPLICATION VOLUME POPULATION

BY PIXEL ANALYSIS

BETTER STRUCTURE

GH DEFINITION

SCAN AND SOLVE STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

PARAMETRIC PROFILES DERIVED FROM THE EXTERNAL FORCE

PARAMETRIC PROFILE

CATENARY FUNCTIO FORCE APPLICATIO

EMERGENT BEAM GEOMETRY IN ACCORDANCE WITH STRUCTURAL EFFICIENCY

П FROM ‘T’ TO ‘ ’ SHAPE

PR SYDNEY OPERA: CONCOURSE BEAMS PARAMETRIC PROFILES

BY JORN UTZON GH DEFINITION CATENARY FUNCTION FROM ‘∩’ TO ‘U’ SHAPE KUWAIT NATIONAL ASSEMBLY: ROOF GEOMETRY VOLUME POPULATION SCAN AND SOLVE STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS FORCE APPLICATION

BY JORN UTZON

BY PIXEL ANALYSIS FROM ‘∩’ TO ‘-’ SHAPE FROM ‘U’ TO ‘-’DERIVED SHAPE ZURICH THEATRE: FOLDED GEOMETRY PARAMETRIC PROFILES EMERGENT BEAM GEOMETRY INROOF ACCORDANCE JORN UTZON FROM THE EXTERNAL FORCE WITH STRUCTURALBY EFFICIENCY П FROM ‘T’ TO ‘ ’ SHAPE

Top view

SLIDING BEAM PROFILES

FROM ‘∩’ TO ‘U’ SHAPE FROM ‘∩’ TO ‘-’ SHAPE FROM ‘U’ TO ‘-’ SHAPE

G OF SAGRADA LA FAMILIA WINDOWS

Point Population

Scan and SolvePREC SYDNEY Sydney OPERA: Beam CONCOURSE BEAMS

BY JORN UTZON KUWAIT NATIONAL ASSEMBLY: ROOF GEOMETRY

BY JORN UTZON ZURICH THEATRE: FOLDED ROOF GEOMETRY

BY JORN UTZON

Population with points

Drain Surface

Fall Surface

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RIDGES INTERSECTIONS

SCALAR GUIDES ROTATION SET

VERSABOND (FROZEN) (FROZEN)

N GLUE-

1ST GENERATION

CAPILLAR TENSION BUNDLES FOLLOW CELL CENTERS

CELL CENTERS http://archinect.com/IuliiaFomina RIDGES INTERSECTIONS

(FROZEN)

2ND GENERATION

CELL CENTERS

Structural surface analysis (Grasshopper definition) FAILURES

OAT - PLASTIC

STRUCTURAL PIECE

OAT - SILICONE

OAT - VERSABOND

SAND RIDGES SAND DRAINING

SUCCESS

COAT - PLASTER OF PARIS

of the COAT Outlines - SHEETROCK

cluster beam strong areas

F-ORGANIZATION

ARTIFICIAL AGGREGATE PHYSICS: 40째 AND HIGHER

VORONOI BOUNDARIES ROTATED HYPERBOLOID SUBSTRACTION

AGRADA LA FAMILIA Y ANTONIO GAUDI

STRICT GEOMETRICAL SCHEMA

ENERATIVE ASPECTS OF AGRADA LA FAMILIA Y MARK BURRY

NATURAL SAND PHYSICS: 30째 SLOPE

EXPLORATION NEEDED

HYPERBOLIC PARABOLOID

Geometry Prediction

HELICOID HYPERBOLOID OF REVOLUTION

DIGITAL SCULPTING OF SAGRADA LA FAMILIA WINDOWS

Diameter: 1 ft

Diameter 3 ft Cross dim: 3.5 and 5.2 ft

Cross dim: 3.8 ft and 3 ft

Intersection of maximum strength areas: the structural analysis of the single beam and the cluster of six

GEOMETRY PREDICTION

Cross dim: 1.6 ft and 1 ft

Outlines of the single beam strong areas

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PROFILES FORCES

GRAVITY LOAD LIGHT

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STEEL REINFORCEMENT

CASTING

REINFORCE PROFILE REINFORCE THE AREA OF LOAD APPLICATION VOLUME POPULATION

BY PIXEL ANALYSIS

BETTER STRUCTURE

GH DEFINITION

PARAMETRIC PROFILES

SCAN AND SOLVE STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

PARAMETRIC PROFILES DERIVED FROM THE EXTERNAL FORCE

COMPUTATION

CATENARY FUNCTION FORCE APPLICATION

EMERGENT BEAM GEOMETRY IN ACCORDANCE WITH STRUCTURAL EFFICIENCY

П FROM ‘T’ TO ‘ ’ SHAPE

SYDNEY OPERA: CONCOURSE BEAMS PRECEDENT STUDIES COMPUTATION PARAMETRIC PROFILES

BY JORN UTZON GH DEFINITION CATENARY FUNCTION FROM ‘∩’ TO ‘U’ SHAPE KUWAIT NATIONAL ASSEMBLY: ROOF GEOMETRY VOLUME POPULATION SCAN AND SOLVE STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS FORCE APPLICATION

BY JORN UTZON

BY PIXEL ANALYSIS FROM ‘∩’ TO ‘-’ SHAPE FROM ‘U’ TO ‘-’ SHAPE ZURICH THEATRE: FOLDED GEOMETRY PARAMETRIC PROFILES DERIVED EMERGENT BEAM GEOMETRY INROOF ACCORDANCE JORN UTZON FROM THE EXTERNAL FORCE WITH STRUCTURALBY EFFICIENCY

ARRAY OF SIX BEAMS

П FROM ‘T’ TO ‘ ’ SHAPE FROM ‘∩’ TO ‘U’ SHAPE FROM ‘∩’ TO ‘-’ SHAPE FROM ‘U’ TO ‘-’ SHAPE

SYDNEY OPERA: CONCOURSE BEAMS

BY JORN UTZON

PRECEDENT STUDIES

KUWAIT NATIONAL ASSEMBLY: ROOF GEOMETRY

BY JORN UTZON ZURICH THEATRE: FOLDED ROOF GEOMETRY

BY JORN UTZON

Sydney Beam Cluster Scan and Solve

Top view: 6 beams

Point Population Light Wells - rendering of the ceiling surface

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Fabrication

Sandbox

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Casting is another physical form of the loose aggregate which underwent the process of solidification, whether when combined with the binding mixture or just hardened by pressure or temperature. Casting is a snapshot of possible consequences of aggregate behaviour iterations and it is solidified for a very particular use. Although the consistency of the cast formula is homogenous, the sectional qualities may vary in pursue of the material optimization and the structural stability.

Shadow casting

Geometry templates

Liquid Rubber Coating

Cotton layering with the cast mixture

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Dry cast

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Rendering of the ceiling surface created by the self-organization of sand

Analogue and digital results overlayed: sand experiment and voronoi geometry

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MORPHOLOGIES OF SIMPLE GEOMETRY GENERATED BY SAND

AGGREGATES

NUMBER OF OPENINGS

1 AND 3

SHAPE OF OPENINGS

SQUARE- RECTANGLE-CIRCLE-OVAL-STAR RADIAL EXPANSION CENTRALIZED-TRIANGULATED GRID SYSTEMS NON OVERLAPING

ARRANGEMENT OF OPENINGS

WET THRE

SAND BOX PROTOTYPE SAND BOX FABRICATION

MULTI-LAYERED SAND DRAINIAGE

COARSE SAND (30°) + VERSABOND (40°) FINE SAND(30°) + VERSABOND (67°) COMPUTATION

SPRAY ON GLUE-

COTTO

RIDGES INTERSECTIONS

ROTATION SET

WATER - VERSABOND (FROZEN) WATER - (FROZEN)

SOAP+WATER

VORONOI CELLS (RIDGES) CELLS CENTERS (HOLES)

STRAIGHT CROSS GRID PROGRESSION INTO DIAGONAL CROSS GRID DIAGONAL CROSS GRID

SCALAR GUIDES CASTING

THREAD

NON OVERLAPING OFFSET OVERLAPING OFFSET OVERLAPING + CROSS GRIDS

SMALL BOXES FOR QUICK EXPERIMENTATION

CONTRAPTIONS

ENVIRONMENT

1ST GENERATION

CELL CENTERS RIDGES INTERSECTIONS

(FROZEN)

2ND GENERATION

CELL CENTERS FAILURES

CLEAR COAT - PLASTIC CLEAR COAT - SILICONE

S SA

SUCCESS

CLEAR COAT - VERSABOND CLEAR COAT - PLASTER OF PARIS CLEAR COAT - SHEETROCK SAND SELF-ORGANIZATION

ARTIFICIAL AGGREGATE PHYSICS: 40° AND HIGHER

VORONOI BOUNDARIES ROTATED HYPERBOLOID SUBSTRACTION

PRECEDENT STUDIES

SAGRADA LA FAMILIA

BY ANTONIO GAUDI

STRICT GEOMETRICAL SCHEMA

GENERATIVE ASPECTS OF SAGRADA LA FAMILIA

BY MARK BURRY

GEOMETRY PREDICTION

NATURAL SAND PHYSICS: 30° SLOPE

EXPLORATION NEEDED

HYPERBOLIC PARABOLOID HELICOID HYPERBOLOID OF REVOLUTION

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DIGITAL SCULPTING OF SAGRADA LA FAMIL

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EADS

DS

WEIGHTS

ON

YES NO

CAPILLAR TENSION BUNDLES FOLLOW RIDGES

SQUARE AND TRIANGLE

4-PIECE PROFILE

SQUARE, TRIANGLE AND PENTAGON

5-PIECE PROFILE

SQUARE, TRIANGLE, PENTAGON,HEXAGONAL AND ‘I’

8-PIECE PROFILE

ELONGATION OF PROFILE PROPORTIONAL TO THE LOAD POLYGONS NUMBER OF PROFILE PROPORTIONAL TO THE LOAD PROFILE FREQUENCY PROPORTIONAL TO THE LOAD

CAPILLAR TENSION BUNDLES FOLLOW CELL CENTERS

APPLICATION OF WEIGHT DIRECTLY ON THE PROFILE

MORPHOLOGIES OF SIMPLE GEOMETRY OF BEAM PROFILES

SLIDING BEAM PROFILES

APPLICATION OF WEIGHT BETWEEN THE PROFILE

CONTRAPTIONS

FAILURE

STEEL REINFORCEMENT

CASTING

REINFORCE PROFILE REINFORCE THE AREA OF LOAD APPLICATION

BETTER STRUCTURE

STRUCTURAL PIECE

SAND RIDGES AND DRAINING

LIA WINDOWS

PROFILES FORCES

GRAVITY LOAD LIGHT

GH DEFINITION VOLUME POPULATION

BY PIXEL ANALYSIS

SCAN AND SOLVE STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS

PARAMETRIC PROFILES DERIVED FROM THE EXTERNAL FORCE П FROM ‘T’ TO ‘ ’ SHAPE FROM ‘∩’ TO ‘U’ SHAPE FROM ‘∩’ TO ‘-’ SHAPE FROM ‘U’ TO ‘-’ SHAPE

PARAMETRIC PROFILES CATENARY FUNCTION FORCE APPLICATION

COMPUTATION

EMERGENT BEAM GEOMETRY IN ACCORDANCE WITH STRUCTURAL EFFICIENCY SYDNEY OPERA: CONCOURSE BEAMS

BY JORN UTZON KUWAIT NATIONAL ASSEMBLY: ROOF GEOMETRY

BY JORN UTZON ZURICH THEATRE: FOLDED ROOF GEOMETRY

BY JORN UTZON

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PRECEDENT STUDIES

STRUCTURAL CAST

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NEW

WATER AMBER RIVER

KALININGRAD

Typhoon Class Submarine Open - Ideas Architectural Competition | team Iuliia Fomina and Jose Daniel Bernal | Summer 2014 | critic Emmanouil Vermisso

TYPHOON CLASS SUBMARINE: PRESERVING AND UPGRADING OF A NATIONAL PRIDE Polluted hypoxic water : shared area of concern, Current hydrodynamics: importance of Kaliningrad

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proud birthplace of Immanuel Kant and world’s leading source of amber, shares a privileged location in the Baltic Sea with part of the European Union and Baltic Nations.

As the Pregolya river bisects the city, its

water,

flowing

East

to

West,

becomes

polluted.

Let’s transform a machine of war into an architectural instrument of conciliation and regeneration while preserving its dignity!

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Once a vigilante of the seas, this powerful machine is being DECOMMISSIONED, making way for more upgraded systems.

Out of six submarines, three have been dismantled and THREE REMAIN. Dismantling this great machine carries great COST and SAFETY ISSUES. But there is an ALTERNATIVE...

Taking advantage of its GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION, our proposal conspicuously takes on the responsibility of RIVER RESTORATION for the benefit of Russia and of all nations sharing the Baltic sea, while at the same time providing a CULTURAL AND SCIENTIFIC POINT where citizens of Kaliningrad can converge.

Pioneers a solution to an international problem by repurposing the submarine of subject and suggesting potential repurposing of the remaining two submarines under the same water restoration effort at different locations along the city’s lagoon, closer to the Baltic Sea

3

Imagines itself as an integral part of the city as an international venue such as the FIFA World Cup in 2018 and gives the city a needed civic locale on a key historic location

2

Jumpstarts possibilities for the city’s tourism potential by linking present and future development

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Marshal B agramya

n street

Pedestrian bridges connecting existing touristic destinations, recalling historic heritage

Urban co nnectio

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Site plan

Regiona lC Youth C enter of ulture

Urban Plaza

ya stre et

Serpu

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street

Portova

Birds eye view

What can possibly preserve the dignity of a NATIONAL SYMBOL, launch a city into the status of INTERNATIONAL VENUE, ready for the 2018 FIFA World Cup... and RECOVER a river’s polluted water for the benefit of a city and act as a gesture of international COOPERATION and goodwill?

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Structural system permits space efficiency

Building

Repurposed submarine

Operation of pedestrian bridge: > allows water vessels to circulate when open > provides important missing connection between important destinations when closed

Kant Island

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CIVIC SPACE

WATER MONITORING AND LABORATORIES

KANT ISLAND, PARK

TO THE CATHEDRAL AND FUTURE STADIUM page 37

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PUBLIC EVENT SCREEN

WATER INTAKES TO RESEARCH CENTER

EXISTING MUSEUM OF THE WORLD’S OCEANS AND FUTURE EXPANSION

WATER SOLID CONTAMINANT REMOVAL DRONE COLLECTORS

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TRIMO

URBAN CRASH

TRIMO

URBAN

CRASH

ARCHITECTURE

&

DESIGN

We challenge Trimo and its partners to energize the city!

STUDENT

COMPETITION

|

team

Iuliia

Fomina

and

Jose

ENERGISE THE CITY DNAMO BIKE BASE

With as little intervention and demolition as possible, the Bike Base occupies a footprint in the form of a small meadow - property of the City of Ljubljana adjacent to the art installation Hologram Europe by artist Marko PogaÄ?nik.

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Daniel

Bernal

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Spring

2013

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The poetics which the bicycle’s positive energy bring to the urban environment is embodied via human-recharged “batteries” made possible through Trimo’s modular solutions.

2015

2020

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Three 20’ standard Trimo modular container units create spaces for exhibit/seating areas and the bike quick repair shop. The three modules are encased on Akripol Aglas SS translucent PMMA coloured cladding, which is fastened to the modular unit corners. The space receives natural daylight through the use of Aglas/Alux cast acrylic skylights. Spaces are vertically connected through an exterior stairway moving in analogy to a bicycle’s chain. These feature thermoformed Aglas SS -made guardrails.

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• width: 243 cm • height: 276 cm • length: 605 cm

The third “battery”, composed of vertically-mounted, insulated smooth profile curved Ivisio facade system panels with galvanized finish, houses the juice bar/pastry shop. Here, riders approach the bar area and place their bicycles on the stand. Once the bike is secure, he/ she propels the dynamo at their own pedaling pace, powering his/her electronic device by using familiar and readily-available technology similar to that of the hand-cranked dynamo-based radio.

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At night, using LED strip lights mounted on the modular units, charged during the day via photovoltaic panels, our Bike Base is a glowing reminder of and what really powers the urban core: People in motion.

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HMA

WYNWOOD FOOD SPAIN

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Exterior landscape and branding design

VIA Design Studio | Project Manager assistant | Iuliia Fomina | Spring 2012 | team Jose Daniel Bernal

ALMACENES HERMANAS MORCILLO

Branding Concept

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In this fresh, contemporary approach to landscape design, the brand of AHM is successfully imbued with the imagery and freshness of the Sevillana cuisine. The raised walkways aim to integrate porosity-related motifs as a reflection on the Floridian vital subsoil, while the contours of the concrete-imprinted crater figures create a contrast with the rich foliage together with an oasis to bring visitors an intimate experience of Spain in the heart of flourishing Wynwood.

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DORAL COMMUNITY INTEGRATION

Exterior landscape and urban design

Profesional proposal for the City of Doral | Iuliia Fomina | Spring 2015 | team Jose Daniel Bernal

Let’s avoid this scenario!

City Hall

As currently designed (garage facing street) Warehouses

Current Design

54th st Parks and Recreation

Residential complex with the garage not facing the street

Artist Warehouses

54th st

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Artist Warehouses

Proposed Transition

Proposed Re-design

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The developer-owned, still unbuilt areas of downtown Doral facing 54th street will be built soon. However, if this is not done in a way that embraces the warehouses to the north, the usage boundary and virtual wall will remain, the future residents could declare the warehouses an eyesore. An opportunity to bring all kinds of value to the city will be missed. This initiative encourages the neighbours of the future Downtown Doral to engage the developer during this time of shift

Perspective section through 54th street showing garages concealed from street adjacency

IMAGINE DORAL ART WALK...

IMAGINE A VIBRANT, INCLUSIVE COMMUNITY

Developer’s Proposal Calls for residential uses on the upper 2 floors of buildings and commercial uses on the entire ground floor, as well as commercial on the ground floor, offices on the middle floors and residential on the top floors.

Progressive engagement Allows wide sidewalks, ability to extended to allow additional architectural elements and additional landscaping. Important for the local residents.

Inclusive smart development Calls for “warehouses with an office and/or commercial space. (...) Intended to support the commercial showrooms in the Core Sub-district. Artisan studios may also be housed in this district. Loft style apartments are also be permitted on the upper floor of this district.” page 48

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URBAN GOURMET SHOPPING

Interior design branding strategies

Professional work | Iuliia Fomina | Summer 2014 | Creative Director John Naranjo

and

City Market in Santa Fe, Mexico

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Individual brand food boutiques play an important role in the food hall mix. They represent a strong presence for the department stores, and they give customers an international selection of brands and products. The City Market was proposed as an urban experience of a rustic fine foods shopping. The main products—fruits and vegetables, the butcher shop, the fish market, the deli, bakery, wine cava and cafÊ—in a series of divided rooms. This elevates the importance of each separate space and the products it contains.

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HOME COMFORT SHOPPING

Interior design branding strategies

and

Professional work | Iuliia Fomina | Fall 2014 | Creative Director John Naranjo

Casa Cuesta in Santo Domingo

Decoration products

Vista Deco

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Lobby

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Casa Cuesta is a shopping network with a wide selection of home products, furniture and accessories. The peripheral aisles host the departments separately connected by the transitions created by the central islands which act as magnets of main attention. The materials are selected to provide a comfortable home atmosphere and their rustic finishes represent ‘unfinishness‘ inspired by the home projects.

Materials

Colores y materiales

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Ceiling Plan

Plan de techos

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Exit

Cajas de pago Casa Cuesta #3356 05.30.14

PDT

Kitchen Products

PDT

Vista Cocina Casa Cuesta #3356 05.30.14

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SLICE

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FORT LAUDERDALE DOWNTOWN

Interior design branding strategies

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Slice Pizzeria

Slice line Coffee Bar

Coffee Base

Lounge VISUALIZATION

Food pick-up

VISUALIZATION

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Pizzeria Slice is a concept of urban restaurant for locals who enjoy Italian cuisine and rustic coffee shops. The word ‘slice‘ represents the mastership of the chef who cuts the best ingredients to explore its taste and prepare an irresistible dish. With its unique location, Slice shares its facades with interior as well as exterior surrounding. The interior of the restaurant is a dual personality of artisan forno for baking pizza, and sweet creamy look of a coffee shop.

ELEVATION VIEW

ELEVATION VIEW

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PERSPECTIVE VIEW VISUALIZATION

White brick white brick Light grey concrete

red brick Red brick dark greygrey concrete Dark concrete

light grey concrete

red concrete

Chroma by 3Form New Logo

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Collages with Slice theme

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Thank You!

Contact me for more information!

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