PORTFOLIO Johanna Nordin
October 2015
CV Contact
Education
Experience
Johanna Nordin 1991.04.15
2011-2014 & 2015 Umeå Arkitelthögskola Bachelor, 3 year
2015 Adept, Copenhagen 1/2 year internship
2010-2011 Nyckelviksskolan, Färg, Form & Hantverk Preparation year in art and craft
2014-2015 Berg C.F. Møller 1 year internship
Mail: jmf.nordin@gmail.com Telefon +4673-998 66 44 Adress: Nockebyvägen 86 16775 Bromma Sweden Website: http://cargocollective.com/ johannanordin
2007-2010 Thorildsplans Gymnasium Technology, Industialdesign
2012KAJAKAJA (graphic posters) Co owner and Illustator 2012Freelance as Graphic Designer Websites, posters, logotypes etc.
Bachelor Project “Let’s Cook” Short description: By giving women a place where they can meet and cook together with a tutor who’s an expert in nutrition, both the women’s families and their communities will be empowered.
DHARAVI
Dharavi is one of the largest slum areas in the world. A slum with great production and effenciency. It’s says that everyone has something in their home that is from Dharavi.
Dharavi
Movement
Total area: 1.75 km2 1 person per 3.3 m2 Approximately 100 nagars/communities
• Men
Communities often based on: • Origin • Religion • Proffesion
LET’S COOK!
PROGRAM OF PROJECT
AIM OF PROJECT I want to create a place where women: - come with their kids. - learn about food by cooking together. - kids are taken care of outside workshop. - after cooking session women, kids and the tutor eat together.
• Women
Networks
• Some within the slum • Some reaches out • Some physically • Some psychologically
The project also aim to encourage women to go further away from their homes/ communities and by doing so get more experiences and more information about the world they live in. At Let’s Cook the main topic is food and nutrition. It will also be possible to discuss in private with experts other issues that women in the slum have. Office & Workshop space
Within the communities different unwritten procedures exist and each community has it’s own way of living and dealing with different difficulties.
Smaller talks/workshops visits differens communities further away from the office.
NGO has it’s office inside the slum and working from that to reach out to the inhabitants.
Life of Women in Dharavi
• Care takers • Guarding • Working at home
By giving women a place where they can meet and cook together with a tutor who’s an expert in nutrition, both the women’s families and their communities will be empowered.
• BAD FOOD • BAD NUTRITION • LACK OF KNOWLEDGE NOT MONEY
SPACES:
AIM OF SPACE:
• RATION
• Attraction point, spread information, contact with women.
• WORKSHOP AREA
• Cooking and discussing different topics. Private room.
• A SPACE TO EAT
• A nice open space for gathering (women,kids and NGO staff)
• SPACE FOR KIDS
• A space that will make it easy for NGO staff to take care of a group of children. Space for play and talks, may also be prepering food.
• NGO OFFICE
• A office at location so that staff is easy to access. More regular activities. Small room for private talks.
• PUBLIC ROOM
• A resturant, run by the NGO. An income to workshops. Here men will be introduced to good food and the issue of bad nutrition.
• GIVE BACK
• A community space for the residents, that also can be used by NGO for public events.
• COLLABORATIONS
• NGO should be working with the goverment through the ration and aslo with the street vendors at the street to buy food from.
• Workshop • NGO office • Gathering space • Space for kids •
Upper level - Private Cooking & Discussions Inspiration & Meetings Women/kids
Ground level - Public Communication Men/women/kids
• Resturant • Ration • Community space • Space for Public Events •
Information
SITUATIONSPLAN 1:500
SITUATIONSPLAN 1:100
Roof top plan of Let’s Cook
2 minute walk
Existing on site today DHARAVI MAIN ROAD
• To buy food • Get children from school
5-7 minute walk
MULTI KIOSK
• PROVIDE KNOWLEDGE • CREATE MEETING PLACE • EMPOWERED WOMEN WILL EMPOWER THEIR COMMUNITY
BAR
MULTI KIOSK BEAUTY
MULTI KIOSK
DHARAVI MAIN ROAD
[Reference] NGO’s working with nutrition and women
LIVING
LET’S COOK
LIVING
CLOTHES
BEAUTY
SNEHA & FMCH
GOVERMENT INITIATIVE
PILE OF TRASH
FOOD RATION HAND OUTS
One expert showing how to cook
Head office
Two experts from NGO showing how to cook
Other issues are discussed
Experts, from NGO
FOOD
ST KAKKAYYA MARG busy market street
Other issues are discussed
LIVING
FOOD
NGO local Area that they reach
They have fun together sharing stories
They use movies and laptop to infrom
One-two from NGO and 7-12 women
One-two from NGO and 7-12 women
PHARMACY LIVING
Local in use KITCHEN WARE
LIVING
KITCHEN WARE
Zero children
SNEHA with ”Dharavi Food Project” at Dharavi Art Biennale 2014
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RATION
WORKSHOP AREA
A SPACE TO EAT TOGETHER
SPACE FOR KIDS
NGO OFFICE
PUBLIC ROOM
GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY
COLLABORATIONS
Away from public street, so the women who feel ashame doesn’t have to be exposed.
Visible from street, one level up so they can talk and discuss undisturbed.
A calm nice space near the workshop and kid’s space, away from street. At the upper floor where the discussions can be continuned.
A space near the workshop and the mothers. Should be a fun space for kids. Easy for the NGO staff to overlook the kids and have diffrent acticities. Away from street and closer to nature and trees.
Office have two functions; 1. a place to plan activities and answer questions from public. 2. a private space where more private talks can be hold between woman and NGO. Therefore access from street and one level up.
Open towards street, most important is to get in contact with the men at the street passing by. Secondary to showcase how good food can be prepered and cooked.
Give back an open and clam semipublic area, make it better then what was before. A place for festivals or public events run by NGO. Away from street so the topics can differ.
Collaborations; 1. food, from ration and buy from the street vendors. 2. with community around - keep the kitchen garden nice and to spread the word about good food and the courses and activities.
”At SNEHA, we believe that if men join the conversations, change will come.”
• Metal net with grennery
A Day at Let’s Cook • Gathering • Playing area Workshop • • Treehouse
• Screens - in wood as an introduction to the upper floor and new materials
Entrence • • Ration
• Inside Floor - polished concrete, easy to clean and nicer finish.
Food storage • Pharmacy •
Resturant & Kitchen •
• Community Space Market street • Shops •
Stair up to NGO office •
• Pathway
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• Community space • Space for public events Kitchen • - showcasing how to cook good food
• Outside Floor - concrete, coarser texture so it isn’t slippery while raining.
Resturant • - selling good food - income for NGO Seating area •
A Day Outside Let’s Cook
• Walls - situ concrete. Dish • Storage •
NGO Office •
• Workshop
• Kitchen Garden
• Storage - at both levels
Entrance to Let’s Cook • • Resturant & Kitchen
Pharmacy • Shops •
• Shops
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BIRD VIEW - STREET
STREET VIEW FROM SOUTH
ENTRANCE TO RATION
ENTRANCE FROM EAST
BIRD VIEW - COMMUNITY
Make a statement of importance. Take place and have hard shapes. Focus point is the restaurant so that women can sneak in to ration unseen.
Towards street the building mimics some of the characteristics typologics of Dharavian houses. Sush as otlas, small stair up to second floor and second floor pushed out over street.
A small opening into the semi-public courtyard and the ration. The small stair is leading up to the NGO office.
When entering from the community behind the house has an other look, softer shaped and facaeds on upper floor ar covered with wood panels. Focus here is nature and gathering.
Towards the community an other language of shapes and materials are introduced. Walved roofs and leaves open spaces free and let nature take place.
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MORNING
DAY
AFTERNOON
EVENING
Design princips
Women Children NGO Staff
UPPER FLOOR - bigger - create shadow
OTTLAS - a place to sit - no rain inside
Men
PILLARS - to state it’s excistens at the street
DOORS ON INSIDE - easy to open -don’t take any space of the room
DOORS TOWARDS OUTSIDE - can be locked - don’t take any space
SCREENS - dividing space - reduce visual contact
RAILING - metal grid - light construction
SCREEN DETAIL - screens are attached on situ concrete with a small distance.
A Day at Let’s Cook
Vendors
• Workshop
Closed
NGO office •
• Not many are out- just a few earlie workers. • NGO staff is prepering the day. • The building is closed.
• Restaurant opened and serving lunch. • More peolple moving around at the street. • The dwellers nearby hangout at the courtyard. • Shops starts to open up.
• Let’s Cook is having a workshop with women. • NGO staff takes care of children during workshop at upper floor.
• Ration is opend and having give outs. • Restaurant open, serving dinner, having help from local women from the course. • More activity at the market street. • Upper floor closed for the day.
• Storage
Food storage • • Resturant & Kitchen Entrance • • Dish & Storage
• Wicket - possible to close the upper floor NGO office • • Gathering area • Playing area • Eating area
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Situ concrete • • Wood panels Screen • - wood
Workshop •
A Public Event by Let’s Cook & Refill in Ration Barn
• Rail
• Treehouse - playing area
Gathering space • where women, kids and NGO can eat together Playing area •
Situ Concrete •
• Treehouse - playing area Ration • • Community Space - public event
Storage •
• Pathway • Semi-private for those who lives here
• Kitchen Garden
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View from second floor.
LET’S COOK!
Fibre Concrete
Situ Concrete - reinforched
1:50 Open -air can pass through
Waterproofing
Possible future development for Let’s Cook and the program. Wood panel
Plastered and painted - bright color
Recessed light - used after sunset
Woven Bamboo
Tile over sink - helps to reflect sunlight
Reflective material
Sun light
1:10
• NGO experts as tuors at workshops. • Dharavi women attend the courses and cook together.
• NGO experts as tutors at workshops together with woman who have been attending the courses and become an expert.
• Women who have attended the courses has become the experts and tutors. • NGO staff in background if special needs occur.
• More Let’s Cook centers in Dharavi. • Some NGO owned and driven. • Some NGO owned and mixed driven. • Aim to reach out to larger part of Dharavi.
Situ Concrete
Wood panel - only occur on upper floor
Plan
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Hot air
RAIN
FACADE MATERIALS • First Let’s Cook in Dharavi. • NGO driven. • Aim to reach out further then neighborhood communities.
Rain
Plan - Office
Sektion
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Food market ROOM FOR ACTIVITIES I see this market as a framework for activities to take place in. To be filled with colorful food, spices, meat, fish, cheese, crafts, second hand goods or to put up a concert inside the big hall or another event arranged by the market, the city, the hotel, a company or for a private event. WHY the location? This is an unused place most of the time during the year, though people pass it everyday all year around. The big bike path connects the city center of consumption with the center of knowledge – the university and the hospital. The site is also close to the buss center –Vasaplan– where all the bus lines connect. This part is also a grey zone now a day, in my opinion. To the left you have “Öst på stan” as you past Östra Kyrkogatan, and just one block away you will start to feel the center. In the history of Umeå the site between the school and church has had different names and functions: church square, school park and as now “Vänortsparken”, a public park. In the 70’s the old city plan was ”destroyed” by the infrastructure that was built to make the city more adapted for car access. Storgatan got broader and a new bridge was build to connect both sides of the river. It was planned for 60 000 cars using the bridge every day. Today it’s about 15 000, so it is much larger then it has to be. The north south axis in the city plan between the two great buildings, the church and the school, became secondary and inferior to the new street and it also had a negative infuence on the connection between the three parks Vänortsparken, Kyrk-parken and Döbelns Park. I believe that a food market can bring life to this part again, linking to the old north-south axis but also highlight the movement of people in the west-east direction.
CITY ANALYSIS
Arrival
Schmack Bibliotekscafeet
Cars/ pedestrians
SCHMACK
BIBLIOTEKSCAFEET
Bibliotekcafeet
Car road
Schmack
Walk ways
Program PERMANENT
14 units
TEmporary
20 units
SEASON
40 units
CHOOSEN SITE INDOOR OUTDOOR
tion of the ”city center”.
80 seats
Thoughts about different architectural expressions
50-60 Seats
PERMANENT Seating Boutique WC Staff
Intensity
Distance between visitors
Cachier
0,5-1 m
Cars
CONCEPT &Target group
Bicycles
1-2 m
WHY?
Not consciously.
50's design, culture, eco
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fashion. Visual relations
OWNERSHIP
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day all year around. The big bike path connects the city center of consump-
ing focused in the same area.
also close to the buss center –Vasaplan– where all the bus lines connect. This
Passing people are on the same
OPENING 1980's
2005
than passing people. Feeling of looking into a ”store window”.
Sex
Seasons
Women Men
Light source Big lamps in the ceiling create a general lighting but the main light sorce is daylight.
Summer Spring Winter Fall Showing the expanding and s hrinking city center, depending on the seasons. It shows that many central areas are periodically completely unused.
connection with the people in the city who are passing by. The expression should therefore talk the language of a normal street with big, wide display possibilities, all year around.
TEmporary
Wall lamps mainly for decor, main light sorce is daylight.
Age 15-25 26-35 36-45 46-55 56-65
Despite the closeness to other
Lives
Back side
people in the west-east direction. Origin Umeå Sweden Outside Sweden
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The color coding shows what areas within the city center feel like front sides and what areas feel like backsides. It shows that large areas of though they are located in the most central part of Umeå.
by the infrastructure that was built to make the city more adapted for car access. Storgatan got broader and a new bridge was build to connect both
Constant sounds from the coffee machine and other customers.
Front/ Back Front side
In the history of Umeå the site between the school and church has had different names and functions: church square, school park and as now
Today it’s about 15 000, so it is much larger then it has to be. Because of this infrastructure the north south connection in the city plan with the two great buildings, church and school, became weaker and also the connection bet-
acoustics
Umeå center Outside center Other city
start to feel the center.
Occupation Culture worker Municipal em.
65 kr
Student Retired
79 kr
SEASON STORING UNIT EAT, look, smell
How often 4-6/week 1-3/week ca 1/year First time
EVERYDAy MOVEMENT
Jazz Jazz
How to get to the market -
The season market will be outdoor. In Umeå there is already existing a seasonal market –”The Farmers Market”. It’s simple and they come with
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PLAN & ELEVATIONS PLAN 1
ELEVATION west
INDEX
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1:200
1. MAIN ENTRANCE 2. FISH 3. FRUIT 4. MEAT 5. DIARY
12. CHILDREN ROOM 13. PUBLIC TOILETS 14. CORRIDOR 15. LOADING SPACE 16. SECONDARY ENTRANCE
MAIN ENTRANCE
18. CAFE/ RESTAURANT 19. ENTRANCE TO CAFE 20. OUTDOOR SEATING 21. ELEVATOR 22. TOILET
1:20 SECTION MODEL
8. FOR RENTAL 9. TEMPORAY UNITS 10. ADMINISTRATION 11. MAIN STORING
16. 9.
9. 8. 13.
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10. 6.
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11. 15.
8. 9.
3.
SECONDARY ENTRANCE
2.
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3.
18. 4.
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13.
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CONCEPT COLLAGE
20.
ELEVATION SOUTH 1:200
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SITe PLAN
perspeCtive
VASAPLAN, BUS CENTRAL
SMALL CHANGES 1. The park and the greenery is extending and connecting towards Vasaplan to make a nice walk path down to the market and the park. This can also be a great feature for the future hotel
MIMERSSKOLAN 1.
2.
to the old school – Mimerskolan. 2. A parking lot for ket and the hotel to be. Placed near
1. KUNGSGATAN
2.
gatan for easy access. No one would like to sit outdoor next to the crowded road either, therefore a perfect spot for parking and loading.
3.
BUS STOP
3.
BUS STOP
VÄNORTSPARKEN
VÄSTRA KYRKOGATAN
CULTURE HERITAGE
4.
STORGATAN
4.
DÖBELNS PARK
4.
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tion is cut down to open up the park
ÖSTRA KYRKOGATAN
4. UNDERGROUND PATH
DÖBELNS KYRKA
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gatan. Today it is hard to see and appreciate the park because of bushes and trees.
View #2
Storgatan therefore this roundabout can be hard for pedestrians to cross. To
make this safer for bicycles and pedestrians. A resulting effect might be that more citizens will use the parks south of Storgatan and then also expe-
View #3 View #1
KYRKOBRON
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SECTIONS
MATERIAL
Short Section 1:200
Long Section 1:200
ELEVATIONS
NORTH/ SCHOOL
ELEVATION EAST 1:200
West/ city
EAST/ DWELLING PROJECT
SOUTH/ Church ELEVATION NORTH 1:200
Abstract SECTION
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FLOOR PLANs Floor Plan 2
Floor Plan 3
1:200
1:200
24.
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INDEX 23. GREEN ROOF 24. DOUBLE HEIGHT 25. BALCONY 26. PORTAL
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SECONDARY ENTRANCE
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TEMPORARY STALL
MATERIAL
Desired functions and properties is a light material in some parts but also solid and strong in other parts of the construction. For example the core has to be able to stand straight when the
Since the market is based on natural materials such as wood, glass, metal and concrete it would be nice if the stalls would keep up the same theme.
3000
3000
600
Hall for temporary
Main storing area
pillars, and you can pack them in the storing room if wanted.
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Structure Building structure
ROOM FOR ACTIVITIES 1:50
1:100
THE GRID The market structure is based on a grid –
Connection Placed in the north-south axe of the old city plan: school, park and church –commenting,
it is noticed in the glass facades. STRUCTURE The framework is based on a 200x50 mm pillars that is used throughout the building. The in between space in the
passing through in early time of the day.
Democracy
building light and transparent look. To stabilizing the framework both in store in the corridor. LARGE SPAN STRUCTURE To make the passage between the school
1:200
1:100
feel like a high gallery without any pillars that interfere with the space a large span structure is placed to hold up the roof.
big hall
1:500
sun shading facades and will be exposed for sun light during the whole day it will need some sort of shading. The shading system will be wooden panels within each framework in the facades. The panels
Public space Since sellers can close their store during closed hours the hall can be partly opened for public use during the whole day. For example the public toilettes can be accessible 24 hours. It’s placed on the west side towards the city center and Vasaplan where all the busses connect.
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depending of whether conditions. It can be set in to different angels and distance – see drawing. The appearance when unused will be as in the photo collage.
Buffer zone The buffer zone in this building is the glass corridor, which runs around the entire building except the north facade.
winter the sun will heat this space up and it will create a pleasant in-door climate.
IN
SEMI
OUT
Acoustics
Heating and ventilation
water and snow
The materials in the market is pretty hard besides the wood in the panels,
The building will regulate some of the heating by using the shading system and also by opening all or some of the doors that exists around the building.
An internal drainage will be installed for rainwater and also for the melting snow. A slight angel on the roofs towards the drainage will make the water
put in some acoustic material in the inner roof especially in the double height space. If more is needed it is always possible to add it near the roof. When crowed the people will also absorb noise but of course also bring sound.
FOOD MARKET - spring 2013
near the roof in the façade for natural
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Early THOUGHTS
EARLY PROCESS
PROCESS SKETCHES
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Temporary structure We developed this structure to fit as a temporary one for a food market. The structure should create a space underneath it where the market can take place and it should also work like a bridge. When folded it takes very little space and when unfolding it you can choose different figurations. Since it bridges over an already existing path we wanted it to be able see and walk through so it wouldn’t stop for the movement, just slowing it down giving attention to the the market stands so the market get its audience. Group work with Emma Sandvik, Andreas Jonsson and Christina LÜvald Hellberg.
SITUATION & Function
Stretch out over a movement that exists and create a new crossing It on a higher level.
Process
Process #1
#2
#3
#4
Process #1
#2
#3 FINAL
#4
Inner Roof
Space Final sketch model
Sketch model
Formations
Support Rod Rods are connected between the ground supporting elements in the structure. The wheel based structure folds and unfolds by external forces. This method allows for the structure to transform its shape.
Wire Wires are attached to the sides of the structure where the roof and the ground supporting structures meet and to the bottom of the ground supporting structures. The electric driven wires are also used to fold and unfold the structure. This method allows for the structure to transform its shape.
Rail Ground supporting elements are attached to a rail and can be locked in the rail at certain points. The electric rail is also the force unfolding and folding the structure. This method only allows the structure to fold out straight or bended according to the rail.
Forces Completely unfolded
Partly unfolded
Final model 1:20
Detail, 4 way Hinge 1:2
#apanfattas Apberget var en trappa och en scen med talarstol. http://apanfattas.se Initiativ på grund av att Umeå inför kulturhuvudstadsåret väljer att riva stadens demokratiska plats Apberget. Apberget var en viktig plats för umeåborna. En plats att samlas i stadens centrum. Ibland för att ta en rullpizza i solen ibland i manifestation och fackeltåg mot rasism. Ihop med 3 klasskamrater började vi rörelsen #apanfattas. Vi letar nu efter Apan och försöker få Umeå kommun att förstå vilken viktig del de har tagit ifrån Umeås stad. Vi letar varje dag vid lunch efter Apan genom att sitta där och äta lunch eller ta en kaffe i hopp om att de en dag återvänt till sin ursprungliga plats. Under manifestationen innan jul mot rasism byggde vi också upp en temporär talarstol där den tidigare hade stått. 2000 umeåbor samlades efter fackeltåget vid talarstolen som stod på ett par lastpallar där tal mot rasism hölls. Jag har formgivit hemsidan där vi lagt upp texter som beskriver vårt letande och där bilder från vårt instagramflöde #apanfattas finns och bilder innan och efter rivningen. Vi har fått glada tillrop av andra som också önskar apans återkomst bla på Allt åt Alla. Länk till artikel: http://alltatalla.com/umea/att-gemensamt-bygga-ettapberg-i-staden 2013- pågående Vi är jag, Maja Hallen, Julia Samberg och Felicia Reppen.
Johanna Nordin 1991-04-15 Adress 1: Häradshövdingegatan 2, 903 31 UMEÅ Adress 2: Nockebyvägen 86, 167 75 BROMMA Email: jmf.nordin@gmail.com Tel: 073-998 66 44
Lamp ”Horn” Body device
”Dagens skulptur”
Abstract model of slum-street Climate responsive design model
Heavy
Painting
Field notes Dharavi
Abstract model Dance space Birch Model of structure inspired of a book Graphic print Dwelling model Abstract model Dance space
Flexible furniture, The cube
Material test
CV References
References
Umeå School of Architecture
Berg C.F. Møller
• Allan Greve greveusallan@gmail.com M: +4522573372
• Mårten Leringer marten.leringe@bergcfmoller.se M: +46 (0)7 0563 7519
Nyckelviksskolan • Anders Gudmunsson anders@gudmundson.se
• Ola Jonsson ola.jonsson@bergcfmoller.se M: +46 (0)7 6168 8708
Contact
Education
Experience
Johanna Nordin 1991.04.15 Sweden
2011-2014 & 2015 Umeå School of Architecture Bachelor, 3 year
2015 Adept, Copenhagen 1/2 year internship
2010-2011 Nyckelviksskolan, Färg, Form & Hantverk Preparation year in art and craft
2014-2015 Berg C.F. Møller 1 year internship
2007-2010 Thorildsplans Gymnasium Technology, Industialdesign
2012KAJAKAJA (graphic posters) Co owner and Illustator
Mail: jmf.nordin@gmail.com Telefon +4673-998 66 44 Adress: Nockebyvägen 86 16775 Bromma, Sweden Website: http://cargocollective.com/ johannanordin
2012Freelance as Graphic Designer Websites, posters, logotypes etc.