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ISABELLA HARUTYUNYAN SELECTED WORKS 2020-2023

ISABELLA HARUTYUNYAN junior architect & urban planner

18.02.2000 | Milan, Italy izabella465@gmail.com | +39 351 637 7993 issuu: /isabella_h behance: /isabella_

EDUCATION 09/2023 – ...

Politecnico di Milano Master’s degree in Architecture and Urban Design

09/2018 – 05/2022

Yerevan State University of Architecture and Construction (NUACA) Bachelor’s degree in Architecture ‘22 Graduation thesis topic: Project of Cinematography and Animation center on “HayFilm” film studio territory. | Grade: exc.

09/2014 – 07/2017

Lycée Professionnel Français en Arménie (LPFA) Specialized secondary education in Marketing ‘17 | Grade: exc.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

07/2021 – 09/2023

Ithaka – Design and Architecture Junior Architect | Engaged in the development process from conceptualization through technical design to final documentation

01/2022

MVRDV Model assistant for Gagarin Project VOLUNTEERING EXPERIENCE

07/2019

Fund for Armenian Relief Volunteer on a farm (proceeds going to elderly homes)

11/2013

Civil Society Institute Armenia Volunteer for children in need

AWARDS & EXHIBITIONS

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10/2023 – ...

IYT Scholarship Winner

11/2022 – 12/2022

Participation in the 20th anniversary exhibition in CAA Multifunctional Center and Park Reconstruction Project

09/2019 – 05/2022

NUACA Scholarship

09/2015 – 07/2017

LPFA Scholarship (top 3 students)

10/2006 – 07/2013

Several competitions in rhythmic gymnastics

SOFTWARE SKILLS Autodesk Revit Autodesk Autocad Twinmotion Enscape Lumion

Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator Adobe AfterEffects QGIS

LANGUAGE SKILLS Armenian Russian English French Norwegian Italian

native speaker C2 | fluent C1 | advanced | IELTS: 8.0 B1 | pre-intermediate A2 | elementary proficiency A2 | elementary proficiency

OTHER SKILLS & INTERESTS model making animation painting drawing

sketching embroidery jewelry creation sewing

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CONTENTS ACADEMIC PROJECTS I II III

Cinematography and Animation Center Winery Project Town Project For 3000 Inhabitants

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PROFESSIONAL PROJECTS IV V VI

Iceland Movie Pavilion V house Yerevan 2030

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01 | Project of Cinematography and Animation center on “HayFilm” film studio territory Graduation Thesis Project | Sep. ‘21 – May ‘22 Individual work Supervisors: A. Vardanyan, K. Mkhitaryan, A. Atoyan Project location: Former “HayFilm” film studio, Yerevan, Armenia

This project aims to revive the cinematography field in the country and provide opportunities for young professionals and freelancers in the industry. The chosen area is located on the territory of former “Hayfilm” studios, in Yerevan, Armenia, now fully abandoned. The land was chosen for a variety of reasons, such as land’s location within the city, possible traffic decrease in the center of capital city. Another advantage is huge but empty land which allows the studio to expand in case of need in the future.

The center is meant to combine every single process needed for producing a film in one place, started from the pre-production to the first screening and premiere. The center is divided into public (guest areas – a restaurant, museum and cinemas) and private (production) zones. It includes several pavilions which can be used for both filming and storage, workshops for props creation, post-production offices, a small hotel, dressing rooms, recreation zone etc.

The intitial concept started with modular placement of filming pavilions which is the core segment of the center.

They’re shaped as modular cubes because of the formula calculations and for making the maintenance and possible expandions easier. They’re also working as media facades and have led screens inside glass wall.

This type of approach makes the building flexible to exterior changes.

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MASTER PLAN

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STRENGTH

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– cultural value of the site; – site location (M3 road) inside the city; – large and empty land area; – one of its kind.

– existing buildings are outdated and therefore are no longer usable; – accessibility, far from the city center; no green areas.

– redirection of human flow outside the city center; – restoring film/animation industry; – new economical relations; – big public zone and new workspaces.

– expensive to build and to exploit; – fully dependant on the country’s economic state; – traffic flow changes.

SWOT ANALYSIS

What exactly do we need to produce a film? A camera, a crew and a space for shooting. One pavilion is enough to fit the scene, the crew and additional zones, however, it’s not exactly comfortable for the people involved.

So, the concept begins with just movie pavilions, stacked around the service block. As the research and the formula showed, the higher the ceiling, the better. Hence, two types of modules were chosen – 24mx24m and 48mx48m.

This gives an opportunity for easier expansion of the complex in case of the need.

1. film pavilions + service block

2. film pavilions are modulized (24mx24m and 48mx48m)

3. attaching the public zone without immediate access to production

4. additional serving blocks – recreation area, offices and a small hotel

CONCEPT DIAGRAM

The diagram on the right illustrates the navigationto the building complex. There is one main road which splits into several smaller ones inside the production zone. Each pavilion gets a separate vehicle access to its gate.

The left diagram portrays the seperation of the zones. The public zone has no access to any of the production areas whatsoever unless there is a special tour.

NAVIGATION DIAGRAM

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The site occupies around 30 hectares area, most of which is now abandoned and in bad condition. The initial idea was to reuse and refurbish the existing buildings, however a visit to both the site and current TV studios in Armenia proved that it would not only be more expensive than actually demolishing and rebuilding, but also meaningless since they were build during USSR for outdated standards (including both filming and construction elements).

So, after some research, it was decided to demolish them and build a new center, which would be easier to adapt to newer technologies even decades later.

The new studio would rather be a multifunctional center which could open so many oppurtunities for the country, its economy and talents. It’s an entire production, alongside new public spaces, lack of which is extremely noticeable outside the city center.

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ANALYSIS OF AREA ACCORDING TO APPROACHES | SCALE 1:50000

AREA ANALYSIS BY STREET NETWORK | SCALE 1:5000

AREA ANALYSIS ACCORDING TO THE TYPE OF BUILDINGS | SCALE 1:5000 “HAYFILM” BUILDINGS

PAVILIONS

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RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

ACCESSIBILITY WITHIN 600M RADIUS

INTERSTATE DESTINATION ROAD

EXISTING BUILDINGS IN THE ANALYZED AREA

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AREA ANALYSIS ACCORDING TO BUILDING HEIGHT | SCALE 1:5000

AREA ANALYSIS ACCORDING TO EXISTING BUILDINGS | SCALE 1:5000

AREA ANALYSIS BY DEMOLISHED BUILDINGS | SCALE 1:5000

MEDIUM RISE BUILDINGS

“HAYFILM” MAIN BUILDING

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DEMOLISHED BUILDINGS

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SITE ANALYSIS

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POST-PRODUCTION AND ANIMATION ROOMS

PRE-PRODUCTION ROOMS

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The use of pavilions in the center is quite flexible – one day there can be filming, the other day it can be turned into a storage or a wood/props/ clothing workshop. To begin with, two of them are designed to be a used as a storage because of their access to a more number of other pavilions. As an addition, another one has a 3D screen system, thus eliminiting the need of finding other locations or the use of

additional post-production. The furthest pavilion has a six meters deep water tank, meant for filming water scenes.

small pavilions (24mx24m) big pavilions (48mx48m) temporary storage pavilions 3D screen system (24mx24m) water tank

PAVILION STRUCTURE DIAGRAM

VIEW TO THE EDUCATIONAL ZONE & EXHIBITION

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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pavilions

offices

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public zone

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cinema

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The center is available and active 24/7. Sometimes, it is the new premieres, and the public part of the complex is full with people, guests and fun activities.

Other times, it is the production at its peak – late night/early morning filmings or post-production crew working at night (that’s usually the time they’re most productive). That’s why every inconvinience that people in the industry usually face during work has been taken into account, resulting in a need of having a hotel or additional office areas around.

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Another advantage is having pre-made outdoor scenes ready – these include popular landscapes or streets and surround the complex from northern, western and eastern sides.

The public zone is also completely shut from the production zone for safety reasons, as well as production distrubtions and copyright infringements. However, it can be open to public on certain occasions, such as tours or meetups.

THE CENTER’S ACTIVITY DURING DAYTIME AND NIGHTTIME

As for the public zone, it consists of fun and educational zones. The most interesting part is, perhaps, the IMAX cinema, the first one in Armenia.

The traditional screening room can be both used as a film screening or for holding a conference.

The interactive museum/exhibition includes both traditional exhibits, like famous armenian film props and interactive activities, for example famous actors’ hologram-robots. There’s also an open amphitheatre outside, meant for film screening in the summertime.

The cafe-restaurant is on the ground floor, with an additional interactive cafe on the second floor, where it gets expanded into the exhibition zone.

The educational zone is for teaching younger generation anything concerning animation or film production. There are classes about animation creation, recording, music and sound adjustments, the hidden production tricks, producing etc.

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02 | Winery Project Third Year Academic Project | Sep. ‘20 – Dec ‘20 Individual work Supervisor: A. Manukyan Project location: Mrgastan village, Armavir Province, Armenia

Armenia is one of the oldest wine producing regions in the world, with the Armavir Province being one of the major centers.

The wine factory is located near Mrgastan village in Armavir Province. The site weather and land’s topography are perfect for wine production – the temperature, paired with natural slope, are essential for grapevine growth and quality.

Besides, this location also gives many job opportunties for locals from surrounding villages.

The landscape, alongside with production process, has a direct influence on design solutions. The wine creation begins on the ground floor, situated on the highest elevation, and ends on the second underground floor, located on the lowest elevation. The wine is produced from the local vineyard surrounding the building.

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CUTTING THE SITE Mass is based on the production process.

Since the existing slope is convinient for wine production, a cut is made through the terrain.

ADDING THE PRODUCTION BLOCKS Production starts with the first block which faces the main road, then cutting through the slope and going all the way down .

ADDING SUPPORTING BLOCKS Supporting blocks continue left to production area, including the service/ changing rooms, cafeteria, labs, as well as the main entry/public zone and the tasting room. The latter has an incredible view to vineyard and mount Ararat.

ADDITIONAL ROOMS These are important for a winery to function but do not have immediate connection to production process, hence they were moved to the second floor. It consists of offices & recreation areas, as well as a conference hall , loocated on the ground floor.

CONCEPT DIAGRAM

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WOODEN MODEL 1. main entrance; 2. view to the courtyard; 3. view from the west

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pressing

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storage

filtration & bottling

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PRODUCTION PROCESS DIAGRAM

VIEW TO THE WESTERN FACADE FROM THE VINEYARD

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2.1 – waiting room 2.2 – principal’s office 2.3 – WC 2.4 – offices 2.5 – recreation room

second floor plan

1 – entry 2 – hallway / exh. area 3 – cafeteria 4 – kitchen 5 – kitchen changing rooms 6 – kitchen storage 7 – wardrobe 8 – technical room

9 – conference hall 10 – changing rooms 11 – WC 12 – nurse’s office 13 – laboratory 14 – meeting room 15 – tasting room

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01.1 – settiling room 01.2 – special wine aging room 01.3 – fermentation room 01.4 – fermentation room

underground first floor plan

02.1 – fermentation room 02.2 – aging room 02.3 – filtration and bottling 02.4 – wine storage

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The production starts on the ground floor – with grape being cleaned and pressed, then moving to underground first (-1) floor where it gets fermentized.

This floor also has a seperate department for aging special wine, visible from the ground floor. The rest of aging is being done on the underground second floor (-2) after which the ready wine is getting bottled, packaged and stored in the storage. It has a connection to the main road for easier distribution.

the brand’s history stands and exhibitions. The rest of winery includes a cafeteria, changing rooms, a conference hall, a lab, a tasting room and offices.

The tasting room has furniture made from local wood, and the wine tasting table along with flooring is made from Armenian stone called tuff. It overlooks Mount Ararat, offering stunning views during tastings.

As for the public zone, there’s a big hall right after the entryway. It has a view to the floor below, so that the guests can see a little bit of the process. It also resembles a small museum, with

1 – CEO office 2 – WC 3 – offices 4 – open space office 5 – recreation room

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The winery has four different entrys all of which are before the entrance, alongside a smoking booth and connected to each other and have different purposes. bike racks. The engineering buildings and equipment Since most of the workers are going to be from sur- storages are located on the northern part of the site. rounding villages, it’s expected that they’ll either ride bicycles or take the factory bus. The bus stop is right

MASTER PLAN

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ENTRANCE TO THE FERMENTATION ROOM

TASTING ROOM: BALCONY WITH A VIEW TO MOUNT ARARAT.

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WINE AGING ROOM

TASTING ROOM: FIREPLACE AND SEATING ZONE INTERIOR VIEWS

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03 | Town Project For 3000 Inhabitants Third Year Academic Project | Feb. ‘21 – May ‘21 Individual work Supervisor: S. Jilavyan Project location: Aparan Reservoir, Aragatsotn Province, Armenia

The proposed town is located on the western shore of Aparan reservoir, neigboring Quchak village and surrounded by beautiful landscape and hills. It’s originally planned for 3000 residents, however it may be expanded in the future. Given the favorable conditions – terrain, weather and location, agriculture and tourism have been adapted as main city-forming factors.

The town has a connection to a Quchak village with two roads. So if the industrial ever expands, it can serve both the new town and the village, thus create new workplaces for all locals.

The residential part of the town consists of three types of buildings: mid-rise residential buildings, townhouses and private houses. Each residential block has its own parking, recreation and sport zones. The public buildings are the kindergartens, school and the town hall, as well as recreation and sport zones. All residential and public buildings are seperated from the road with green areas.

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SITE PHOTOS

This picturesque location is also a popular des- ruins of the 5th century St. Poghos-Petros Church, tination for both local and foreign hikers. It’s or the Mausoleum of St. Vardan Mamikonyan. a perfect hiking spot during all four seasons.

Overall, it’s a great site for urbanization – having all Besides the beautiful nature and pine forests, it’s necessary natural resources for functioning. also a place for many historical remains, such as

mid-rise res. buildings townhouses private houses public and administrative zone school kindergarten industrial zone recreation and sports

FUNCTIONAL ZONING

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04 | Iceland Movie Pavilion Professional Competition Project | Nov ‘22 – Dec ‘22 Stage | Concept Role | Concept, BIM modeling, technical drawings, exterior visualisation Lead architect: T. Ananyan Project location: Grjótagjá, Iceland

Square blocks are connected to each other in a large triangle, in the form of a soaring bird, or the mythical Icelandic dragon. The proposed solution consists of 15 modules, 9x9 meters of each.

ered with anthracite slate tiles, with a repeating pattern.

In addition to facade, side lighting, the premises are insolated with the help of skylights. Thanks to the “scaly” structure of the roof, triangular skylights are Each block has its own overlap: a parametric met- formed, which somehow remind the silhouettes of al mesh shell, which rests on four corner pillars. The soaring winged dragons. “flake” roof also has the form of a hyperboloid, cov-

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CONCEPT SKETCHES 1. section; 2. perspective view

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The concept is made in a sacred proportion, that is, all dimensions, from height, to the dimensions of stained-glass windows or console projections, are similar to each other in the golden ratio and are derivatives from 9 m. The exterior is done in shades of dark gray/black.

The building consists of three main functional areas: 1. Cinema area: cinema hall and lobby: waiting and discussion area 2. Exhibition pavilion area 3. Cafe area: kitchen, dining room All these three zones are interconnected by a covered atrium, an inner courtyard - a winter garden.

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SITE PLAN

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SOUTH FACADE

NORTH FACADE

The building is located in the north of the site. Thanks to this solution, it is possible to organize a spacious area from the south, with beautiful panoramic views and outdoor activities, music, drinks and outdoor sitting by the fire.

Sinusoid shape river with an amplitude in strict proportions of the golden ratio is pierced by a wide promenade over the water surface, which leads to the farthest corner of the site. The outdoor fire pit seating is located on this axis of the promenade which serves as an alternative public event area.

Tables in the form of dragon eggs give the exterior space a kind of mythical, fairy-tale touch, not allowing guests to forget about the magical world of cinema.

VIEW TO THE CAFE TERRACE FROM SOUTH-EAST

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05 | V House Professional Project | Nov ‘21 – Feb ‘22 Stage | Under construction Role | Concept and technical drawings Lead architect: T. Ananyan Project location: Kasagh, Kotayk Province, Armenia

The two-story, budget-friendly private house is The second floor features two bedrooms, including tailored for a family of four. a master bedroom with its bathroom, one additional bathroom, and an office. Additionally, there are two The ground floor consists of living zones – kitchen, balconies, one accessible through the office and the living-room, laundry room, a bathroom and one other belonging to the master bedroom. guest bedroom. The entrance is from the southeast side which is semi-enclosed area, protected from The northern part is planted with coniferous evergreen precipitation. The laundry room, located right trees and low vegetation, and the southern part with under the staircase, has an access to backyard. fruit trees.

Panoramic windows and doors opening from the living room and kitchen provide access The building facades are planned to be finished with to the outdoor summer terrace. Versatile decorative plaster, stone (tuff and travertine), and orientation allows to have a natural glass. ventilation and lighting, as well as views to all parts of the garden.

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GROUND FLOOR PLAN

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06 | YEREVAN 2030 Professional Project | March ‘23 – May ‘23 Stage | Concept Role | Concept, GIS analysis, urban planning, presentation Lead architect: T. Ananyan Project location: Yerevan, Armenia

Yerevan – the capital city of Armenia, is facing many issues when it comes to infrastructure, public transportation and sustainibility. The unstable and somewhat inhumane system of public transportation leads people to usie only their own cars, which, of course, results to traffic jams, lack of parking zones in the city center and dirty air.

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As of now the existing metro line, built during the Soviet Union, only serves the central part of Yerevan and it has ten stations with two being still under construction.

The entire project, however, was huge and rather ambitious for current situatuon. After some research, it was decided to extend it to south and connect with the airport, and to use cableway in the other zones, especially the northern part of the city. The reasoning of such subdivision is quite simple: metro is expensive for Yerevan’s soil as it is very rocky, and the northern area is situated on hills, thus making it perfect for air transportation. Besides, given the natural resources that the country has, building and using a cable-way seems an ideal solution.

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The current subway system serves three districts of the capital, connecting Center with Arabkir and Shengavit.

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