PORTFOLIO KYRYLO BURIAK
CV Education
2007 - 2018 Gimnasium 57. Dnipro, Ukraine. 2008 - 2016 Music school(piano). Dnipro, Ukraine. September 2018 - June 2022 Prydniprovska State Academy of Civil Engineering and Architecture, PSACEA. (full tuition scholarchip). Bachelor of architecture. Dnipro, Ukraine. August 2022 - July 2024 Bergen School of Architecture, BAS. Master of architecture. Bergen, Norway.
Work experience September 2020 - October 2020 Architectural practice in architectural company “ADC”. Dnipro, Ukraine. November 2020 - June 2021 Assistent architect and visualizer in architectural company “ADC”. Dnipro, Ukraine. +38 096 300 00 78; kozlov.vadym@gmail.com; office@adc.com.ua June 2021 - May 2022 Designer assistent and visualizer in design studio "Mironowicz design". Warsawa, Poland. +48 781 278 932; Mironowicz.design@gmail.com
Workshops July 2023 NBAA summer school. Panemune castle, Lithuania.
KYRYLO BURIAK kirilllburyak@gmail.com +47 913 19 389 Bergen, Norway
Languages Ukrainian - native, Russian - native, English - B2, Norwegian - A2. Lorem Ipsum
Skills Soft skills Hard working, effective communicator, organized and disciolines about deadlines; Software 2D design and development: 3D design and development: Rendering:
Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator; ArchiCAD, Revit, 3Ds Max; Corona render, Twin Motion.
Own highlights Head of the academic group, full tuition scholarship; Music school graduate, tennis player.
YOUTH CENTER
PRYDNIPROVSKY PARK
CONTENT
CO-HOUSING
RESTAURANT
CINEMA
BENCH
INTERIORS
Youth center Dnipro, Ukraine
Idea The Youth Center project was created to support the student and school life of the city. The complex consists of four main parts: 1. Relaxation areas and food courts; 2. Sports zone; 3. Learning zone: classrooms, lecture halls, workshops; 4. Cultural zone: theater. Young people will be able to come here and relax, work, learn new skills, and engage in sports activities together. This will also contribute to the development and creation of new sports, scientific, and creative groups of students who will participate in competitions and practice their skills at the Youth Center. Complex will provide more entertainment not only for students but also for the adult generation. As students will be able to create exhibitions and sell their artwork to visitors in the youth center galleries. Additionally, they will have the opportunity to showcase their acting skills on the theater stage.
The area complements the green recreational ring in the city, which has a positive impact on all social and recreational processes in the surrounding area. The entire path is 4.5 km long. At an average pace, a person can complete it in 1.1 hours. This means that the route is convenient for daily walks for people of all categories. Each element of this ring makes other parts more visited and appealing as well.
volleyball
Drawings and renderings bush maze
garden
playground foodcourt
fountain sitting stairs
swings
chess tables kiosk
open metal structure
Theater interior
Auditorium interior The interior concept follows the architecture of the building itself. Minimalism and simplicity of forms allow the creative visitor to experience complete freedom in self-expression and arrange the room as they please. Such a design allows the user to fully concentrate on what is happening or on themselves, without feeling constrained by the walls.
Co-housing ‘Cluster hous Bergen, Norway
The aim of the project is to investigate the phenomenon of community and the individual within it. The project raises questions such as: at what levels and layers of society is a person ready to live? How can different individuals coexist within the same community? To what extent and how often is a person willing to devote their free time and energy to others? How to create a space that allows one to always choose between solitude and community? And so on. In co-housing, there are many different people living - of various ages, statuses, nationalities, etc., and all of them together strive to become a big family, unite as one team, and make the space around them much better together than any single individual or family could do on their own. The residents of the house are united by many things and processes: for example, a communal dinner on Saturdays, or Sunday morning yoga, a shared hall, a common library, and much more. Individually, each of these functions won't contribute significantly to creating a strong community; it's only through the proper system of spaces and functions embedded in the building that this is achieved
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The plot is located in the Grønneviken area, on Møllendalsveien. The plan is to demolish the existing BIR factory and warehouses on this site, and to construct a new district consisting of residential, commercial, and entertainment complexes.
Conception
The concept revolves around the multiplicity of society and space. Each room can be intended for a different number of people. In total, I'm considering three main layers of spaces: personal, shared with others, and public. The project layout also involves the selection and design of spaces to accommodate a wide range of people. Through spatial design, a chain is to be formed, touching every resident of the building and ranging from the most private areas to the communal ones. This approach engages everyone in the processes within the building, ultimately contributing to the creation of a strong and efficient community.
Idea The idea of the project is to create a flexible building that adapts to individuals and their needs. In my case, flexibility manifests within the community itself; sometimes a person wants to feel a part of it, but other times, they prefer to be with close friends or family, and occasionally in complete solitude. Therefore, the space is divided into layers of community, ranging from solitude to full engagement. Each function is assigned to a specific layer, and each individual can identify with different layers, changing them as desired. The diagrams provided illustrate how this works. Ultimately, it becomes evident that the building's design should facilitate this continuum, leading individuals through different paths to the community.
main entrance
People
treadmill
City park renovation project made by a group of architects of the studio "ADC".
table tennis
yoga area
Dmitriy Matveev main architect; Elena Linetskaya landscape architect; Kyrylo Buriak(me) assistent architect, designer, visualizer.
chess zone WC
fountain
long bench
gazebos for bird watching hotel
foodcourt
stairs for sitting
gazebos on the water
yacht club
Pridniprovsky park Dnipro, Ukraine
Idea Renovation Project soviet alley Christmass tree children playground gazebos
children playground
picnic islands gallery
of an Soviet Park. The park is still operational but in very poor condition. The project aims to preserve the existing old structures within it, such as a restaurant, café, fountain, and promenade, while adding new features and buildings such as a gallery, yacht club, interactive children's playgrounds, treadmill, etc. Additionally, the park is themed and divided into four main sections, each representing different types of Ukrainian trees and shrubs. sport area
security complex
volleyball fields
bar
amphitheatre observation deck
sunbeds
sandy beach
dog playground
This is what the park looks like today. It is a Soviet park established in 1959. The majority of the park consists of vacant areas with wild and overgrown vegetation, the buildings are not maintained and are almost in ruins. However, there are some remnants of the Soviet era that showcase the park's history, and the goal of the new project is to preserve their appearance or function, depending on the degree of deterioration. One of the main features is the central alley in the park, which is completely preserved in the new project. The buildings and areas highlighted in white will also be preserved, some in their entirety and others partially. All abandoned functional areas will be restored and will operate within the new park.
Cinema Wave Dnipro, Ukraine
The goal of the project was to remodel an old cinema built in the 1990s. The function remains the same, and the cinema hall should stay in its place, but everything else is being changed: the style, secondary spaces, and the layout of the complex. The main idea was to complement the surrounding area without altering it. The project is located in a typical Soviet panel housing district with some characteristics of late modernism. The prevailing features of the area are brutality, roughness of forms, minimalism, and coldness. The primary material used is concrete. My concept does not correct the atmosphere of the place, but rather intensifies and brings it to completion. The aim of the project is to restore the intended authenticity conceived many years ago, which will bring ambiguous uniqueness to the place while preserving the historical context and understanding of the space. The wave symbolizes constant forward motion, but one that circulates between the past and the present, rising up and falling down along its path. It also communicates to passersby the playful function of the building, as it stands out from the primitive geometry of other structures.
Bench Oasis Dnipro, Ukraine
The task was to fill the vacant space next to the Architectural Academy. The academy's style is brutalism, surrounded by lots of concrete and asphalt, giving the overall area a gray color. The courtyard opposite the academy is empty, lacking benches and greenery. My project aims to provide students with a place to relax and increase the level of greenery while preserving the existing style of the surrounding environment. The concept for the bench is called "Oasis". It is a green island amidst the lifeless concrete desert, enticing students to approach and relax on the bench surrounding it, enjoy the scent of flowers, and gaze upon the beautiful green meadow.
Restaurant Split Dnipro, Ukraine
Every new opportunity in your neighborhood makes it more attractive to people from all over the city. But what if we look at it from a different perspective? Each neighborhood depends on others because people living in one neighborhood cannot satisfy all their needs and desires (going to the movies, having coffee, strolling in the park, etc.). Therefore, they have to travel to other neighborhoods, thereby uniting them and creating one city system. However, each new building and feature in your neighborhood disrupts one of the connections between the other neighborhoods, making it more independent. Thus, a rift is created between the neighborhoods, and people stop depending on other territories. The function of a restaurant severs many connections between neighborhoods. Therefore, its form and appearance symbolize the existence The building takes the shape of a stone, division it creates by its existence. symbolizing the city, stone jungles shattered by the vast number of social structures.
summer zone
kitchen
Duplex apartment Warsaw, Poland
The project was created in the Polish design studio Mironovich Design within a group of designers, where I performed the duties of a visualizer and design assistant. Our client was family of 4 people: parents and two daughters 9 and 13y.o.
KYRYLO BURIAK kirilllburyak@gmail.com +47 913 19 389