Portfolio Carloni _ Version EN

portfolio . cv KAROLINA VERZEMIASSI CARLONI

CV KAROLINA V. CARLONI Registration CAU/BR A71379-1

Architect and Urban Planner, 2011, Universidade de São Paulo USP São Carlos - SP, Brazil Master I, 2009-2010 ENSAG Grenoble-RA, France Post Graduation in Digital Architecture and Parametric Projects, 2020 Belas Artes - SP, Brazil Post Graduation in Building Information Modeling - BIM Manager (in process) Puc Minas - MG, Brazil

contact karolina.carloni@gmail.com br.linkedin.com/in/karolinacarloni

portfolio >

skills . soft Project Management (Phases: Briefing, Data Collection, Concept and Research, Preliminary Study, Basic Project, Executive Project, Construction Monitoring and As Built), Training and Coordination of 6-8 people teams, Coordination of thirdparty services (Engineering, Consultants, Estimators, 3D Modeling and Rendering, Construction Managers and Builders), Customer and Providers Communication, Prospecting Projects, Social Media Marketing.

. tech Pack Microsoft Office (Word, Power Point, Excel, Outlook), Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Adobe Premiere Pro), Autodesk (Autocad 2D, Revit Architecture, Fusion 360), Graphisoft (Archicad), Google Sketchup, Chaos Group V-Ray, QGIS, Rhinoceros 3D, Grasshopper, Phyton, Arduino, Twinmotion, Digital Manufacturing, VR and AR.

languages Portuguese - Native French - Certified DALF C1 Italiano - Certified CILS B2 Inglês - Certified TOEFL iBT Spanish - Limited Professional Proficiency

WORK EXPERIENCE

Future of Office São Paulo (SP)- Brazil, 2016-2021 / Interiors Corporate Interiors, Area: 69,000m² Anhembi Modernization Project São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2015 / Urbanism Urban Planning, Area: 1,100,000 m² Art Museum of São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand (MASP) São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2015 / Architecture Master Plan, Area: 30,420 m² High School of Fundação Bradesco Osasco (SP) - Brazil, 2015 / Architecture Educational Institution, Area: 6,323 m² Itaú BBAFinancial InstitutionHeadquarters São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2013 / Architecture Corporate Building, Area: 20,241 m² Social Housing Complex Ponte dos Remédios São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2012 / Architecture Social Housing, Area: 43,424 m² Cidade Jardim Residence São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2012 / Architecture Single Family Residence, Area: 612 m²

SPECIALIZATION COURSE

“Building Data”: The Migration from Digital to Analog São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2020 / Urbanism Urban Intervention, Extension: São Paulo Linear Park in Neighborhood of Mooca São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2016 / Urbanism Urban Intervention, Extension: 4 km

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE Urban Intervention in Brás/Mooca São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2011 / Urbanism Urban Intervention, Extension: 3,5 km Artistic Residence in Medieval Village Saint Antoine l’Abbaye (RA) - France, 2010 / Architecture Cultural Complex, Area: 1,750 m² Coffee-Atelier La Tronche (RA) - France, 2009 /Architecture Multifamily housing, Area: 3,100 m² Public Elementary School São Carlos (SP) - Brazil, 2008 / Architecture Urban Complex, Area: 8,520 m² Light Rail Line (LRT) São Carlos (SP) - Brazil, 2008 / Urbanism Urban Planning, Extension: 8 km Municipal Day Care Centre São Carlos (SP) - Brazil, 2007 / Architecture Urban Complex, Area: 7,000 m²

CV > PROJECT participation in the technical production.

PIRATININGA ARQUITETOS ASSOCIADOS Interior design retrofit of the CEO office in headquarters of financial institution Itaú Unibanco CEIC (Project of the Future Concept) Area: 930m², São Paulo - Brazil (2021) Phases: From Preliminary Study to Executive Project.

Interior design retrofit of headquarters of financial institution Itaú Unibanco CTMM (Mobility Concept) Area: 1,700m², Mogi Mirim - Brazil (2020) Phases: From Preliminary Study to Executive Project.

Future of Office Area: 3,840m², São Paulo - Brazil (2018-2020) Phases: Research and Concept, from Preliminary Study to Executive Project and Follow-up of Construction.

Interior design retrofit of headquarters of financial institution Itaú Unibanco CEIC (Kaizen Concept) Area: 1,359m², São Paulo - Brazil (2019) Phases: From Preliminary Study to Executive Project and Follow-up of Construction.

Guarulhos Public Schools - PPP Area: - m², Guarulhos - Brazil (2019) Phases: Characterization of the territory.

Interior design retrofit of headquarters of financial institution Itaú Unibanco FL3400 (Mobility Concept) Area: 1,450m², São Paulo - Brazil (2018) Phases: Preliminary Study.

Interior design retrofit of headquarters of financial institution Itaú Unibanco CTMM (Mobility Concept) Area: 730m², Mogi Mirim - Brazil (2018) Phases: From Preliminary Study to Executive Project.

Interior design retrofit and implementation of food court at headquarters of financial institution Itaú Unibanco CTO (Mobility Concept) Area: 6,500m², São Paulo - Brazil (2019-2020) Phases: Data Collection, from Preliminary Study to Executive Project and Follow-up of Construction.

Interior design retrofit of headquarters of financial institution Itaú Unibanco CEIC (Mobility Concept) Area: 52,400m², São Paulo - Brazil (20162018) Phases: Data Collection, Diagnosis, from Preliminary Study to Executive Project.

Occupancy planning of Association of Lawyers of São Paulo - AASP SP Area: 2,800 m², São Paulo - Brazil (2016) Phases: Data Collection, Preliminary Study and Implementation Plan.

Densification project of headquarters financial institution Itaú BBA Area: 10,959 m², São Paulo - Brazil (2016) Phase: Preliminary Study.

Santista Jeanswears Office Area: 1,123 m², São Paulo - Brazil (2015) Phase: Materials specification.

Urban requalification surrounding the Anhembi Complex Area: 1,100,000 m², São Paulo - Brazil (2015) Phases: From Characterization of the territory to Preliminary Study.

Strategic plan of action on physical structure of the Art Museum of São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand (MASP) Area: 30,420 m², São Paulo - Brazil (2015) Phases: Diagnosis and Guidelines.

Master Plan Area: 1,669,181 m², São Paulo - Brazil (2015) Phase: Characterization of the territory.

Building retrofit of High School of Fundação Bradesco Area: 6,323 m², Osasco - Brazil (2015) Phase: Preliminary Study.

Intervention with housing in the central area of São Paulo Area: 700,000 m², São Paulo - Brazil (2014) Phases: Feasibility Study and Characterization of the territory.

Building retrofit and interior design of headquarters financial institution Itaú BBA Area: 20,241 m², São Paulo - Brazil (2013) Phases: From Basic Project to Follow-up of Construction.

SÉRGIO CAMARGO ARQUITETOS ASSOCIADOS

VDN Residence Area: 240 m², Osasco - Brazil (2013) Phases: From Preliminary to Basic Project.

Implementation of the architectural program and furniture project of the Wunderman’s Office new headquarters Area: 1,700 m², São Paulo - Brazil (2013) Phases: Technical visits to the construction site.

Retrofit of the Swain’s apartment Area: 72 m², São Paulo - Brazil (2013) Phases: From Preliminary Study to Executive Project.

Retrofit of the Mohallem’s apartment Area: 538,30 m², São Paulo - Brazil (2013) Phases: From Preliminary Study to Executive Project.

HEREÑÚ + FERRONI ARQUITETOS MARCOS ACAYABA ARQUITETOS Social Housing Complex Ponte dos Remédios for the Program Slum Upgrading of Secretaria Municipal de Habitação (SEHAB/Habisp) Area (Glebe): 43,424 m² (Block 3): 6,879 m² (Block 4): 5,706 m², São Paulo- Brazil (2012) Phases: From Preliminary Study to Executive Project. Delivery of Phase 1 of the Project General Schedule.

MARCOS ACAYABA ARQUITETOS Cidade Jardim Residence (Extension of the Milan House - 1972) Area: 612 m², São Paulo - Brazil (2012) Phases: From Preliminary Study to Basic Project.

APIACÁS ARQUITETOS Expansion project and suitability for NBR9050 in the School Caetano de Campos for the FDE Area: 6,012,47 m², São Paulo- Brazil (2011) Phase: Executive Project.

Competition of the Olympic Port Area: - , Rio de Janeiro - Brazil (2011) Retrofit of the apartment from Santa Amália Building Area: 185 m², São Paulo - Brazil (2011) Phase: Executive Project.

Carlos Petit Residence Area: - , São Paulo - Brazil (2011) Phases:Preliminary Study and Basic Project.

6

INTERIORS WORK EXPERIENCE

FUTURE OF OFFICE Concept review of work areas

7

São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2016-2021 Corporate Interiors, Area: 69,000 m² The financial institution Itaú Unibanco decided to renovate the corporate spaces at its headquarters due to the application of new methodologies and work tools of the constantly changing contemporary world of technology.

The open space trend established in the 1990s has generated monotonous environments full of workstations to compensate for the high cost per square meter of space. Dense floors were replaced by cozy areas with smaller workstations and interspersed with areas of focus, collaboration and relaxation with biophilia and well-being resources (physical, emotional, cognitive and spiritual) in order to stimulate spontaneous performance at work.

The corporation was giving space to more flexible environments in order to make them more of a support tool for employees to ensure and obtain their best performance. More horizontal and less hierarchical environments were made where departments could merge and create a sense of community. Employees were empowered with new architectural projects in order to choose the best spaces for their daily tasks, ensuring more creative, collaborative and productive solutions.

Team: Karolina Carloni (coordination), Adilson Santos, Ana Falcão, Amábile Oliveira, Caique Meirelles, Cínthia Verçosa, Dayane Magalhães, Fábio Santos, Flávia Prado, Geysisvanda Lima, Ícaro Mortatti, Júlia Brückmann, Laura Affonso, Luísa Pardo, Lucas Marques, Naiara Hirota, Priscila Anderson, Vinícius Garcia.

Images: Piratininga Arquitetos Associados

8

AEROPORTO CAMPO DE MARTE

B

H

I

RODOVIÁRIA TIETÊ

A RIO TIETÊ EMEI PROF ALCEU MAYNARD DE ARAUJO

RIO

PARQUE DO GATO

TAM A

L

NDU ATE Í

K

C

G

J

SHOPPING D

F

D E

ZEIS-1 - Special Zone of Social Interest 1 ZEIS-3 - Special Zone of Social Interest 3 ZEIS-5 - Special Zone of Social Interest 5 Proposed green area Proposed bicycle lanes Proposed bus corridor Proposed road improvement (Support south) Anchor building Polo attractor Hydrography Lift station sewage of Brás Document ACT032C0011 Intervention perimeter Highway and local road system A Anhembi Complex L Enterprises (Garage building) B-H Enterprises HIS I-K Open roads

URBANISM WORK EXPERIENCE

ANHEMBI MODERNIZATION PROJECT Restructuring and urban redevelopment of the surroundings

9

São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2015 Urban planning, Area: 1,100,000 m² The Anhembi Complex is situated in a privileged location close to hotels, airports and major expressways in the city. It hosts important national trade fairs and conferences, holds concerts, sports performances and one of the most important festivals in Brazilian culture: Carnival.

Area os direct influence Area of indirect influence Project area Urbanized area Hydrography

Intervention area Railroad Road

Perspective and general implementation of the proposal (on the left).

Example of developed maps for the characterization of the territory and of the proposal (above). Example of detailed urban design, plan and section of a strech - Av. Olavo Fontoura/Stop 02 (above).

According to the São Paulo Guideline, the region is considered a strategic point for urban development, thus the complex must undergo structural changes in order to make better use of the land with an increase in constructive and population densities and implementation of new economic activities of metropolitan coverage. A requirement of the project was to follow the sustainability criteria and to ensure the protection of the architectural and cultural heritage. The Novo Anhembi project consisted of upgrading and redesigning the entire complex and its urban context. This would act as a driving socioeconomic valve and urban development of the entire area of The Tiete Arc. First, there was the creation of complementary readings from an environmental point of view: demographic, physical, functional and legal, to characterize the territory. And later, the development of feasibility studies on the scales of the building and the city.

Team: Cínthia Verçosa, Karolina Carloni, Renata Semin (Piratininga Arquitetos Associados) + LOGIT + URBEM + MMBB. Images: MMBB + Piratininga Arquitetos Associados

10

ARCHITECTURE WORK EXPERIENCE

ART MUSEUM OF SÃO PAULO ASSIS CHATEAUBRIAND Strategic plan of action on physical structure

11

São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2015 Master Plan, Area: 30,420 m² The function of cultural centers in the city is fundamental, not only in promoting events related to art and culture, but mainly in bringing interest and vitality to urban spaces. The museum has a precious collection, but today, it doesn’t have an exhibition space consistent with its importance. The interventions proposed in the Strategic Plan not only seek to supply the need for more space, but also, the desire to rescue the values of the institution. MASP is an accessible museum, with a frank and direct relationship with the city and, at the same time, offers its guests a quiet and cozy atmosphere.

The new MASP combines these characteristics, and the museum was analyzed while considering two main parameters: program and urban context. The purpose of this plan is to accomplish the complex technical requirements that have increased with the urgency of compliance in the form of legal proceedings. In addition, it was important to determine the joint and desired qualities for the internal museum spaces and to define the type of relationship that needs to be established between the building, its annex and the city.

Perspectives and transversal section for representation of the listed intervention actions from the diagnostic process (on the left and above). Graphical summaries of guidelines for the Master Plan as well as its application logic within a given schedule of priorities (above).

Team: Cínthia Verçosa, Fernanda Namura, José Armênio de Brito, Julia Parente, Karolina Carloni, Paula Hori.

Images: Piratininga Arquitetos Associados

12

ARCHITECTURE WORK EXPERIENCE

HIGH SCHOOL OF FUNDAÇÃO BRADESCO Building retrofit

13

Osasco (SP) - Brazil, 2015 Educational institution, Area: 6,323 m² The building retrofit for the implementation of the high school had a clear goal which was to be able to achieve a complete renovation and transformation through one specific action.

With this purpose, it aimed to understand the essence of the building construction in order to establish efficient design criteria.

Starting with a technical reading, we could identify the structural configuration based on two independent blocks joined by a common center, but the center was less significant from a structural point of view. This evaluation led us to the proposal to remove the central mass, giving rise to a total restructuring of several items into a single new shape to be implanted at the same location.

Internal and external perspectives (on the left). Volumetric model and transversal section(above).The project inteference is given by themetal frame that adds a sequence of programs and unifies the two blocks.

Team: Ingrid Ori, José Armênio de Brito, Karolina Carloni, Marcos Aldrighi, Marlon Longo, Maurício Petrosino, Weslley Karpor + AFA Consult.

Images: Piratininga Arquitetos Associados

14

ARCHITECTURE WORK EXPERIENCE

FINANCIAL INSTITUTION OF ITAÚ BBA HEADQUARTERS Building retrofit and interior design

15

São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2013 Corporate building, Area: 20, 241 m² When the company was moving into the building developed by Moed de Armas & Shannon offices (USA) and KOM Architecture (BRA), they had defined a necessity to make adjustments for the company needs in the building. The retrofit project included the reconfiguration of the shape of the ground floor creating an open public square in front of Avenida Faria Lima, defining two axes and lobbies for access to the building. The basement was adequate for bike racks and the interior design of the remaining five floors included meeting rooms, a foyer, an auditorium (200 people), technical areas, in addition to the work areas and coexistence among employees.

ACCESS STREET HORÁCIO LAFER

ACCESS STREET LOPES NETO LOBBY SOUTH

Internal perspectives - reception entrance and underground bicycle parking (on the left). Volumetric model with indications of ground modificiations and external perspective of the proposed axes (above).

LOBBY NORTH

ACCESS TO THE BUILDING FARIA LIMA FINANCIAL CENTER ACCESS AVENUE FARIA LIMA

Team: Cínthia Verçosa, Diogo Estevez, Fernanda Namura, Isabela Ramos, João Paulo Beugger, Julia Parente, Karolina Carloni, Laila Siqueira, Marcelo Dionísio, Marcos Aldrighi, Paula Hori.

Images: Piratininga Arquitetos Associados

16

Av. Marginal Tietê

Av. Marginal Tietê Rio

tê Tie

R. Silva Airosa

médios Ponte dos Re

R. M

j. Pa

ladi

ARCHITECTURE / URBANISM WORK EXPERIENCE

Av. Dr. Gastão Vidigal

al Tietê Av. Marg in

Av .M

arg in

al

Tie tê

no

SOCIAL HOUSING PONTE DOS REMÉDIOS Slum Upgrading Program of SEHAB/Habi

17

São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2012 Social housing, Area: 43, 424 m² This project’s aims were to provide new housing units to supply the demands of families who were located in high risk areas. The project suggested the occupation of the Barra Mansa factory, located on the banks of the Tietê river near the Remédios bridge. The factory is situated in a large region served by transport and logistics infrastructure.

The project used the original arrangement of the buildings on the ground to guide the new urban plan, as well as modified some into public complexes. The road system breaks the region into four blocks of mixed use, and we planned residential buildings of various heights from the first to the top floor and the ground floors with commercial, education and health services.

Project implementation highlighting the existing buildings maintained (on the left) and sketches of the proposal (above).

Team: Danilo Hideki, Diogo Cavalari, Diogo Pereira, Eduardo Ferroni, Karolina Carloni, Marcos Acayaba, Pablo Hereñú, Tammy Almeida.

Images: H+F Arquitetos + Marcos Acayaba + Karolina Carloni

18

PROJECT PERIMETER

BLOCK 2

BLOCK 4

ARCHITECTURE / URBANISM WORK EXPERIENCE

BLOCK 1

BLOCK 3

19

RUA MAJOR PALADINO

PONTE DOS REMÉDIOS

RUA MAJOR PALADINO

ED

C1

D1

EB

RUA PROJETADA 2

A1

EC D3

G3 G2 EG

A3

F1

INI

F2

SILV AM

AIA

EF

RUA TENENTE JOÃO SALUSTIANO LIRA

RU AM

G1

A2

RUA PROJETADA 1

RUA PROJETADA 1

RUA PROJETADA 3

BAI X

B1

RUA

AV. EM

EA

STR O

EE

ADO

RM ACE PRO DO JET SOA ADA RES 4

D2

G4

EA- Day care centre EB- Public complex EC- Pub ED- Club school / Recycling atelier EE- Basic health unit EF- Bakery school EG - Day care centre A-G - Residential buildings

BUILDING G1 C

B E

A A

D V1

V2

G1 - UNIT B V1

V2

Built Area (T): 53,67 m2 CA: 49,83 m2 _ NCA: 3,84 m2

Physical model of the proposal (on the left) and overall deployment with the location of blocks and buildings proposed (above). Plant type and perspectives of one of the types of housing units (above).

20

ARCHITECTURE WORK EXPERIENCE

CIDADE JARDIM RESIDENCE Extension of the Milan House (1972)

21

São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2012 Single family residence, Area: 612 m² Marcos Acayaba is presently one of the Brazilian architects with greater international recognition. Considered one of the exponents of a generation that began working in the 1970s, after the consolidation of the “Paulista School”.

In 1972, while working at the Milan House, his career emerged due to artistic genius that developed the concrete curved roof.

In 2012, the architect decided to develop a residency project for one of his daughters on the terrain next to where he lives until today with his family. This new project aims at establishing visual and physical connections with the major mark of architecture.

Images of the study model (on the left and above).

Team: Marcos Acayaba e Karolina Carloni.

Images: Karolina Carloni

22

URBANISM SPECIALIZATION COURSE

“BUILDING DATA” Scientific Article - Final Project of Specialization

23

São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2020 Urban intervention, Extension: 1,521,110 km² The work in question seeks to understand the relationship between architecture, urbanism and data platforms from theoretical and practical points of view. The first stage was based on research, readings and analysis for conceptualization, while the second stage was of an experimental character through a case study.

The practical purpose sought to reflect on the use of different types of data as parameters for the development of an architectural product in order to transmit or provoke disquiet, that is, to make a volume of information more visual and palpable to the surrounding society. We know that data only has no relevance, just through organization, analysis, and comparison can we extract value. Assimilating the volume of data currently available is not at all analogous, on the contrary, it requires computational instruments so that we can design and understand it. The research was aimed at this graphic investigation in order to make them understandable and thereby capable of generating new insights in the environment, and to the users around it, in which they operate. All of this, thanks to digital manufacturing and physical interfaces.

In summary, this research intended to explore the manipulation of digital data as a channel for creation, reflection, and communication at a time of great technological change in the connected world. Full article available: https:// www.karolinavcarloni.com.br/buildingdata.

Advisor: Prof. M.e Jaime Martin Vega Images: Karolina Carloni

24

(accessible sidewalks and street furniture to ensure the permanence of pedestrians) SIDEWALK

(the avenue is transformed into a linear park of 4 km that handles the connection between districts - Belém and Vila Prudente, and allows many outdoor activities) LINEAR PARK

(surface connection between neighborhoods is on the pedestrian scale and is made by bike paths and race tracks perimeter the linear park) URBAN MOBILITY

NATIVE TREES (maintenance of existing trees and incentive to plant more native trees on the sidewalks and in the linear park)

SIDEWALKS AND PERMEABLE AREAS (permeable range covered by vegetation able to filter rainwater for reuse water for redistribution to the neighborhood)

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION UNDERGROUND INFRASTRUCTURE (subway line performs the (drinking water, recycled water, north and south connection sewage, electricity, television between neighborhoods) and telephony cable, cables and transformers) Typical strech of the proposed avenue

URBANISM SPECIALIZATION COURSE

CLEAN ENERGY (urban lighting on sidewalks and on linear park from the solar capture)

LINEAR PARK IN NEIGHBORHOOD OF MOOCA Final project of Designing Cities (MOOCs)

Tatuapé Belém Bresser.Mooca Brás Parque da Mooca

Universidade Anhembi Estádio Javari Mooca

Universidade São Judas Área Comercial Teatro Arthur Azevedo Parque Vicente Arienzo

SUBPREFEITURA DA SÉ

Clube Juventus

SUBPREFEITURA DA MOOCA

Área de Hospitais Parque Sabesp Universidade Capital Vila Prudente

Ipiranga

25

São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2016 Urban intervention, Extension: 4 Km After a few weeks in contact with ideas and proposals for large city planning, the course encouraged one to think creatively about limits and to deal with real problems and opportunities through this exercise. This was an opportunity to come up with ideas for the future changes of our cities. The exercise worked with the needs of Mooca, a popular region in São Paulo. The neighborhood is located in the eastern part of the city and makes up part of the expanded center. Since its origin, the neighborhood has had an important role in economic history due to the creation of a railway and many industries in the early nineteenth century.

Today, because Mooca is situated among several important traffic flows (subway lines, light vehicle line on tires, monorail line, bus Intermodal station (monorail and bus) Train station Subway station terminal and bicycle lanes), the neighborhood Train line Monorail line Subway line Light vehicle on tires line is going through an intense verticalization Bicycle lane Intervention area (Av. Paes de Barros) process, encouraged by the Master Plan of the Analysis map of existing situation city. The neighborhood is connected to the infrastructure of urban mobility, particularly superficial through the lines of buses and trolleybuses. exposed only allows the connection Considering the future situation, the project electrical movement of between wiring peolpe intends to enhance the connection between neighborhoods existing mobility systems and proposes an increase in the permeable and leisure areas which are in great demand in the district today.

The project explores an important structural axis of the neighborhood taking into account public transport, sustainable mobility, accessibility, pedestrian scale, green areas, solar energy and reuse of rainwater. The exercise considers the current needs and takes a future look at the increase of population density in the region, and imagines how to make this idea feasible.

small strip of permeability Typical stretch of the existing avenue

irregular and without accessibility sidewalks

Advisors: Professores Gary Hack, Jonathan Barnett e Stefan Al. Images: Karolina Carloni

26

URBANISM ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

URBAN INTERVENTION IN NEIGHBORHOODS OF BRÁS/MOOCA

27

Bachelor’s Degree Final Project

São Paulo (SP) - Brazil, 2011 Urban intervention, Extension: 3,5 Km The project was developed in spaces recognized as barriers, large-scale voids, ruins of old buildings, fragments, unrecognized areas, summarizing scenarios devoid of dialogue, resulting from an inversion logic of the city’s creation. Known as Terrains Vagues (from the french). Places of uncertainty in contemporary cities and landscapes.

The project starts from the synthesis object (on the left). A board that allows articulating the two major key concepts (empty - light/ reflective cube and built - dense/opaque cube) that unfolds the party of architectural intervention. Mockups study (above and below) on the area of intervention in order to highlight and indicate some design actions.

These dimensions operate in the contemporary urban fabric, especially in the territory of the São Paulo railway. Thus, the exercise was developed in the area of the old railway line Santos-Jundiaí (current line 10 of CPTM) - in its central section, Brás to Mooca Station, in São Paulo. The challenge was to face the existing city without ignoring it, but to rework it, considering the chaos of a fragmented and butchered metropolis by a continuous urbanization process. The work explored intervention tools in these areas, in addition to proposing the connection of these fractures, highlighting and revealing the layers of the city. Accepting those spaces as a complementary form of the proposed architecture, and connecting to the time when the region was built. Implementing subtle interventions that connect the urban landscape, transforming it and adding value.

Advisor: Professors from the IAU-USP Images: Karolina Carloni

28

URBANISM ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

29

Physical models of cutouts (on the left). Both areas represent significantly the treated theme. The perspective and the section (above) exemplifying more detail of the proposals (occupation of the viaduct shallows with sports equipment).

30

URBANISM ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

31

The perspective and the section (on the left and above) demonstrate the proposed scenarios for the area around the museum and the viaduct. The operations promoted the cutouts ranging from the establishment of structures to the concentration of activities and programs to activate the pedestrian scale.

32

ARCHITECTURE ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

ARTISTIC RESIDENCE IN MEDIEVAL VILLAGE Architecture between history and landscape

33

Saint Antoine L’Abbaye (RA) - France, 2010 Cultural complex, Area: 1,750 m² The project consisted of a building to host artists (home/work) which had, at the same time, a cultural support character to the region where it is located, with showrooms, conference rooms, library, auditorium, laboratories and technical rooms for support.

Physical model of the terrain (on the left) and of the proposal (above and below). Section of the auditorium and detail of the slab and support the acoustic liner (on the right).

The objective of this exercise was to develop a project as an analytical approach to architecture taking into account the strongly marked territory by geographic, topography, landscape, and especially historic size, because it was an intervention in the medieval village of Saint-Antoine l’Abbaye in the Isère, France’s department.

Advisors:Dominique Chapuis, Philippe Deletraz.

Images: Karolina Carloni

34

ARCHITECTURE ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

COFFEE-ATELIER Architecture between uses and urban landscapes

35

La Tronche (RA) - France, 2009 Multifamily housing, Area: 3,100 m² The project is located in the commune of La Tronche, in a block that groups around 12 residences of two to three floors, which is characteristic of the suburb. The territory is marked by a large avenue in front of the houses, and the landscape of the river Isère, in front of a large parking lot and behind the same houses.

The exercise started questioning the different degrees of relationships between the public and private dimensions present in our urban life, the nature between both and the quality of the spaces it provides. From this point of view/standpoint, the project restored the scales present in La Tronche and recovered the importance of the river through a multifunctional complex (coffee shops, restaurants, stores, ateliers, cinemas, housing and recreational areas) available to all the inhabitants of the region.

Physical model of the implementation of the set of buildings (on the left). One of the images created in the process “Stimulating Images” and section proposal (above).

Advisors: Agnieszka Karolak, Cécile Leonardi, Frédéric Guillaud, Hania Prokop.

Images: Karolina Carloni

36

ARCHITECTURE ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

PUBLIC ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Public building prepared by standard FDE

37

São Carlos (SP) - Brazil, 2008 Urban complex, Area: 8,520 m² The project of the Public Elementary School was developed in one of the areas on the margins of the light rail line mentioned in another exercise, with the parameters of the technical catalogues of the Foundation for the Development of Education - FDE. The project aimed at establishing new urban and social centers from the relationship between public transport and free spaces.

External perspectives (on the left). Plant and sketch (above and below).

The documentation, prepared by the FDE, emphasizes a systemic and modular view of the architecture, which allows the notion and understanding of a building system. The conjunction of the different materials used, the adopted structural system and construction techniques applied, emphasized the relation between the projected space and the resources to achieve them.

Team: Allan Ferreira, Karolina Carloni, Priscila Imperatriz, Thais Valente.

Images: Karolina Carloni

38

LRT Station

Intermodal Station

Detailed Station

10 09 STOP - AV. BRUNO RUGGIERO FILHO

08 STOP - R. PASSEIO DAS PAINEIRAS

AV. SÃO CARLOS (CALÇADÃO) - STOP

STOP - R. HENRIQUE GRÉGORI

01

07 02

06 05 04 URBANISM ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

03

LIGHT RAIL LINE (LRT) Public transportation and urban elements

39

São Carlos (SP) - Brazil, 2008 Urban planning, Extension: 8 Km The exercise was based on the construction of a structural path of public transport (light rail) in order to integrate the existing road structure (buses and minibuses) by forming intermodal structures in the city of São Carlos. The project also included nine stations, urban equipment (furniture, signs and shelters) and stop stations along the line.

Team: Andrea Ferreira, Bárbara Francelin, Gabriel Prata, Karolina Carloni, Rafael Sampaio, Simone Urzedo, Tarsila Duduch.

Images: Karolina Carloni

40

URBANISM ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

41

General line deployment with the indication of the nine stops and positioning the VLT over the city, highlighting four stretches (on the left - previous page). Plant and detailed views of one of the stops (on the left and above - previous page). Model detailed coverage of the charts (above).

42

ARCHITECTURE ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

MUNICIPAL DAY CARE CENTRE Public complex in institutional interest area

43

São Carlos (SP) - Brazil, 2007 Urban complex, Area: 7,000 m² The exercise aimed at developing the project of a public day centre, taking into account the technical standards and legislation for this structure, in an area intended for institutional uses near social housing.

Physical models of implementation of public complex in social housing area and day care centre proposal (on the left). Plan and longitudinal section of the project (above).

Team: Allan Ferreira, Carolina Passos, Gabriel Prata, Karolina Carloni, Vitor Locilento.

Images: Karolina Carloni