Architectural portfolio Julia Galkina 2023

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ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO

EDUCATION

yulya.galkina2011@mail.ru 0032 496 31 67 70

Antwerp, Belgium

https://www.linkedin.com/in/julia-galkina60657a225/

Revit

Blender

Photoshop

InDesign

Illustrator

Architectural Assistant with a profound interest about Craft, Revit workflows and Architectural Visualization.

MSc in Architecture and Sustainability - KU Leuven | Gent, Belgium

Expected grade: Magna Cum Laude (83%)

BSc Architecture - Yuri Gagarin State Technical University of Saratov Russia

Institute of Urbanism, Architecture and Construction GPA - 4.5 \ 5.0

Associate’s degree (AA) in Panting and Drawing | Marks, Russia

Art School, Department of Fine Arts (painting, drawing)

WORK EXPERIENCE

Architect-Stagiaire - POLYGOON Architectuur | Antwerp, Belgium

Concept development, technical drawings, detail development, craft

Architectural Intern - Wim Goes Architectuur | Gent, Belgium

BIM modeling, model making, technical and conceptual design

Architectural Intern - Architectural Bureau ‘‘SNOU project | Saratov, Russia

BIM modeling, social research,renderings

Architectural Intern - Studio ‘‘Continu-UM’’ | Saratov, Russia

BIM modeling, technical and conceptual design

Architectural Intern - Robert Bosch GmbH | Engels branch | Russia

Concept development, technical drawings, 3d modeling

Independent Architect - Private Commissions

Development of a duplex house Ekaterinburg, Russia

Development of a duplex apartment and a one-room flat | Sochi, Russia

BIM modeling, technical and conceptual design

GRANDS

International Workshop ‘‘Plan Barron’’ | Lisbon, Portugal

5-year Bachelor Rector’s Scholarship, | SSTU, Russia

Vectorworks

Autocad

Corel Draw

Sketchup

Mapbox Studio

AWARDS AND COMPETITIONS

Project Selected in Publication: The LucAs Architecture Book Gent, Belgium

‘‘The Small Large Selection’’

Shortlisted Project - Engagement Expo Mediating Tactics | Gent, Belgium

First Prize - All-Russian Competition of Street Development | Atkarsk, Russia project realization 2022-2024

All-Russian Competition of the Best Projects for Creating a Comfortable Urban

Environment in Small Towns and Historical Settlements until 50.000 people

2nd Degree Diploma - Bachelor Diploma 2021 Volsk, Russia

Revitalization of the chalk quarry with hotel development

1st Degree Diploma - Island Development Workshop by Strelka KB | Moscow

Master Plan Development of the «Territory of Pokrovskie Peski Island» by Strelka

Institute and ISOCARP Institute – Centre for Urban Excellence

Shortlisted Project - Timber Pavillion Competition Rep. of Tatarstan, Russia

Architectural Competition «The Sea Around the Bend» on Wooden Pavillions

First Prize - Entrance Interior Development | Engels, Russia

All-Russian competition on a development of the interior of the Bosch entrance hall in Engels\Russia project realization 2023-2025

LANGUAGES

INTERESTS

Fireplace ‘‘Shelter’’

Industrial building ‘‘the TOWER’’

The Contest Project of Improvement of Sovetskaya Street ‘‘Cool street’’

Revitalization of the chalk Quarry with Hotel Development

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Densification project ‘‘(Re)connecting Landscapes’’

Current Master Thesis ‘‘SEA THROUGH the differences’’

Drawings | Paintings BIM works

studio «Reverse Perspective» | 2022

Wim Goes

SHELTER

designing a fireplace ‘a refuge’ - in the landscape for a client in Luxemburg, Belguim

programs: Revit, Blender, Photoshop

the project is a small wooden house itegrated in nature with the hearth in a center as a gathering\community space with places to sleep. the safe space lifted above the ground keeping the wildlife untouched.

shutters give an possibility to experience the architecture which activates us to move.

site reflection. density of the woods, wild nature

its a self sufficient building with water collection and drenge system. there is two floors with a completely flexible space inside, small kitchen, storages and sanitary downstairs, sleeping places on the first and second levels. the outside shell made of burned wood and has shutters to open or completely close.

the shape of the building fully reflects my feeling of the site itself - verticality, upward striving, connection, intersection, limited space in the air for the penetration of the sun, black burnt wood outside,

flexible space \ possibilities

field
forest

shutters

water removal fireplace

place to meditate

place to sleep

sanitary

storage

kitchen

flexible open windows

terrace to use

Architecture that requiring user’s participation

You can take a shower with a rain water and use for the toilet. There are several sleeping places where you can accommodate 5-8 people. the space inside is absolutely free and flexible. you can bring tables, open shutters and glass doors and have dinner on the open terrace. and when the weather is terrible, you can completely close and sit in front of a cozy fireplace on a carpet with a second natural light from above or from small vertical windows.

studio «The Stack», 2021

Bram Aerts, Jan Baes

the TOWER

designing a circular stacked multipurpose large-scale industrial building on a specific site Kortrijk for a client in Kortrijk, Belguim

programs: Blender, Revit, Photoshop

the main goal is to preserve the space on the ground that is already built up and build in height by stacking 5 clusters and 22 floors. the remaining territory of the site is given over to a green.

The tower is mainly divided into Five clusters above ground and two levels undergrounds for parking. A production cluster has three floors of production with offices and one technical floor. A metal mesh is used for the technical floors’ facade, as it is a lightweight material and keep the services rooms ventilated as much as possible.

The structure

stacking different functions in a vertical way as well as placing the cores on the corners, gives the opportunity to have various options in the inner spaces.

internship in architectural office «SNOW», Saratov, Russia, 2021

‘‘Cool’’ Street

Improvement project of Sovetskaya Street in Atkarsk. All-Russian contest for urban development of historical sities.

Winner, in a process of realization, 20222024

Responsibilities: site\historical research, maps, conducted surveys, technical drawings, architectural representations programs: Photoshop, Illustartor, Indesign, Autocad

The peculiarity of Atkarsk is the preservation of the traditions of education. By combining the historical layer with cultural traditions gives rise to the idea of a «cool street» as the embodiment of the theme of enlightenment. New public «multi—scenario» platforms complement the existing «culture»

The concept of the street improvement project is based on three fundamental components: — culture as a set of unique historical objects of the city; — education as identification and support of educational traditions; — multiscenarity.

A pedestrian zone, a bike path, various small architectural forms, recreational pavilions and canopies wiwll make the street a new point of attraction for citizens and tourists. The main element will be the rose square in front of the entrance to the city park. The complexity and effects of the project will be provided by the design code of the street with urban furniture.

Kiosk with snacks
amphitheater
reading pavillion kiosk multifunctional pergola
‘‘art’’ lamp

bachelor diploma, 2021

CRATER

Chalk quarry revitalization with a development of a hotel in Volsk city, Russia

programs: Revit, Blender, Photoshop developing a multi-functionsl touristic cluster with a 6-floor hotel organically integrated into the landscape in a unique ecosystem created by nature trying to recover from heavy human production.

The site of the hotel complex is located at the entrance to the territory of the quarry on a steep terrain where three levels of the quarry connect. The hotel complex is the main point of attraction of the entire cluster.

Alltwo levels at the end have fire staircases which lead to the chalk terrains. The construction system is concrete columns and slaps with frame system of the façade. The facade has modular system of wavy perforated panels opening upwards. The chalk voluminous panels inside on the walls on the walls were used to give an addition impression of an unique quality of the place.

The hotel has six floors in total with public spaces on the ground floor and the last floor and private hotel rooms in-between. The shape of the building is one solid plane, and begins its movement from three existing terraces which form three tails consisting of two floors each, skirting the slope with two vertical stair cases on both sides, creating а «head» with a view to the Volga River, again going into terrain, dissolving into the landscape.

On the fifth floor there is a huge restaurant with a great view with the kitchen in the middle, conference rooms and zone for kids. There is also additional access for staff and food delivery.

From the first to the fourth floor there are hotel rooms on one side (sun-oriented building) connected by corridors with resting areas and openings on both sides of the staircases to bring light.

On the ground floor there is a reception, a museum of quarry history extended into terrain, working space, cafeteria and technical rooms on the right with the main v ertical connection – glass elevator.

Studio «All city, all land - New Urban Figures -Densification within the periurban landscape», 2022

Roeland Smits

(re)CONNECTING LANSCAPES

creating an alternative form of living and open urban structure within densification processes in peri-urban conditions in Geel, Belguim

programs: Revit, Blender, Photoshop, Illustrator how to densify and connect enclosed dark green spaces facing the backyards and fences. 16% of the land is taken by the roads whereas built area is only 13% (public spaces 2%). designing an affordable collective housing typology by bringing back natural processes and roads disconnection .

6. Densify on the borders of ‘’bocage rooms’’

- All new buildings have an access to nature thus creating an inner cortyards by outting the collonade system on the perimeter of the rooms. Walking and bike routes go through collonade

5. Connecting green areas

- Potential areas to densify are located in-between green landscapes at the end of the roads

4. Creating «Bocage rooms»

- as a continuous part of an existing situation

3. Bringing back natural processes

- putting water back on the surfaceconnecting water greeks - collecting rainwater from the roads

2. Cut off the roads

- remove 24 houses, connect green areas, let the nature go throug, keep an old farm house

1. Existing situation

- two enclosed not accesable grean areas and another enclosed agricaltural area

Developing of the typologies. Circulation

1. First typology of new figure - building blocks on the backyards of private plots using connecting colonnade system.

2. The second one - placing building in the middle of the existed road with the same idea of colonnade, parking and public space.

3. The third was developed in details. Firstly, cut off the roads, let the nature go through, put the L-shape building on the perimeter of the bocage room connecting to the landscape around, and finally connect two other sides with colonnade structure creating a court yard - a semi public space for co-housing.

The common connection of the floors of the building - the core with elevation and a fire staircase from the underground level with the new circulation type on the ground floor up to the second floor with natural light.

Road leads to the underground parking with 140 parking slots and a flexible space with natural light as the terrain has 3 meters difference which allows to use a collective space of the parking for different activities by its dwellers.

LIGHT \ VIEWS

NATURE CONNECTION

ENTRANCE

semi-pablic courtyard

TRANSITIONS

collonade as semi-public space forming inner courtyard

SPACE FOR COMMUNITY undergtound

towards nature private space

as a transition from private fances and public space

PARKING with natural light

TERRACES
COLLONADE
DUPLEXES
DOUBLE HEIGHT ON THE STAIRS every apartment has a view to the field
LIGHT FROME ABOVE

The idea of the shape of the buildings was taken from an old farm house as a typical Belgian architecture of previous century which was kept at the project area as the only public space while 26 other houses were demolished.

The materials of the building - concrete colunms and beams for the slaps with wooden system used on gable roof and the top of the building.

Open space structure - colonnade, the connection between existing private plots with harsh boundaries - fences. In all three new housing typologies the colonnade as a tool to make a smooth connection in the relation between private plots and created new public spaces.

By demolishing 26 private old houses 186 new apartments were created by 5 created new urban figures.

Master Studio ‘‘Regenerative Future of the City of Gent’’, 2023 Luc Eeckhout & Stijn Leemans

‘‘SEA THROUGH The differences’’

Individual work:

‘‘PRIMARY SCHOOL OF EDUCATION FOR AUTISTIC CHILDREN AND RELATED DISORDERS’’

programs: Revit, Blender, Photoshop, Illustrator

The project is a Primary School for 85 Autistic Kids aged from 6 to 12 years old from an existing school.

Designing for Autism or Sensory Design is a recent challenging topic in the world as the perception varies from hypersensitivity to hyposensitivity depending on the individual. There is no formula how architecture should be for autistic people. There are only a few guidelines with special rules and main principles for architects and designers to follow when designing for autism. The main aim is to create a different type of sensory environment according to the different perception.

SENSORY INPUT

Designing a school for autistic children stems from the existing special school which will be pushed out from Oude Dokken in two years. Facing the equal future for everyone the decision was to provide a place for them to stay in this area.

The investigation topic of autism comes from the interest how realities can be seen through different angles We all, as living organisms, have sensations: the process of gathering information about the world through the detection of stimuli. For autistic people the perception of the world is different due to alteration and impairment of five senses - taste, touch, sight, smell and hearing. There is no formula for explaining how people perceive the world because it is unique to each individual. It is an essential topic, especially for young children, who are just starting to acknowledge the world and the society we are surrounded by and they must be prepared for the future.

The design is focused on providing sensory comfort for children and supporting the therapeutic process. The final urban layout of the building is the result of multiple specific researches on architecture for autism. It starts with an analysis of the needs of children such as the need for order and repetition, and ends with the tools that helps to reconnect to nature and provide integration spaces to socialize.

The question arises: can we create an environment where the perceptions and the feelings that they have are not significantly different from ours? Can there be a healthy environment for everyone, architecture for all?

The project is a Primary School for Autistic Kids aged from 6 to 12 years old. The reconstruction of a new building with small interventions of for children serves as a transition / place / shelter / refuge between the stage of living under the wings of the parents to living life independently. As well as the building being present here is helping to grow, to change, to be. Nature, feelings, architecture, human.. they all come together.

1. Simplicity

Open up for simple navigation, clear transitions, connecting different zones

There are 7 principles of Gestalt thiory - similarity, continuation, closure, proximity, figure/ground, and symmetry & order.

2. Organization of studing spaces around a central pouint - atrium space

3. Main cores, services

Smooth transition between zones

Open up for the light, creating semi-public areas

The main 7 attributes are - Acoustics - understand spaces beyond visio-centricity, SPatial Sequencing - creating livable dinamic spaces with predictability, Escape spacesrespecting sensory retreat by creating special infrustructur, Compartmentalization - space organization according to sensory zoning ,

4. Proximity -

No nerrow corridors with clear main and secondary transitions, access to many area from one main space. Devision between low and ligh stimulu zones

Transition - while moving from high to low stimulating zomes it as providing spacial accomodation for an adjastment, Sensory Zoning - space arragement according to high and low stimulation zones, Safety - both operational and static, from choosing materials to escaping zones

5. Treshholds

Visual and physical barriers - curtains, sliding doors, shutters, elements integrated in the walls as a bondery between spaces

6. Flows separation depending on level of stimulu. Movement map

Safety, Compartmentalization Spacial sequencing, Transitions, Sesory zoning

spaces - classroms with high stimulu activies

The special school environment needs to be particularly sensitive to the acoustical quality of the school’s spaces as a whole. Students can be grouped for high focus activities according to their acoustical needs. Acoustinc are taken into account horizontally and vertically with different tools for acoustical insulation.

Insulution of the building is from the inside concrete wall.

thechnical drawings, 2021

program: Revit

BIM

DRAWINGS

charcoal black pen ink gouache watercolor
JULIA GALKINA

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