Portfolio - Lorenzo Pastorello

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Lorenzo Pastorello Via Borgo Scroffa 44 Vicenza (VI) Italy lorenzo.pastorello@outlook.com +39 347 9251088

education

workshops

Scientific high school, G. B. Quadri Vicenza, Italy

University of Verona Bachelor in Medicine and Surgery Verona, Italy

Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio Bachelor in Architecture Mendrisio, Switzerland

Bac I Bac II Bac III Mas I Mas II diploma

atelier M. Botta - prof. P. Canevascini

atelier W. Angonese atelier C. Guedes atelier M. Pedrozzi

Accademia di Architettura di Mendrisio Master in Architecture Mendrisio, Switzerland

atelier F. & M. Aires Mateus atelier Q. Miller atelier M. Petzet atelier M. Petzet

OSA (Organizzazione Studenti Accademia) directional member and official photographer

“Filming Architecture” with: Ila Beka (Paris, Venice) Mendrisio, Switzerland

“Quick and Easy” with: Anna Maclever-ek & Axel Chevrolet (Zurich) Mendrisio, Switzerland

“Learning from the images” with: Filippo Bolognese (Milan) Mendrisio, Switzerland

“Building stories” with: 8000.agency (Zurich, Lausanne) Mendrisio, Switzerland

2009-2014 2014-2016 2016-2020 2020 2021 2021 2022
2020-2022

experiences

BfK (Büro für Konstruktivismus) 12 months internship Berlin, Germany

Quaderno 08 “Scuola media Losone, 1972-1974” Mendrisio Academy Press

Architektur in Gebrauch 07 “Bagan” Büro für Konstruktivismus

Architektur in Gebrauch 08 “Berliner Bäume - Eine Bestandsaufnahme” Büro für Konstruktivismus

“140 modi di piegare la carta” Milan Design Week Casabella’s stand, Milan

“Licht Luft Scheiße - Über Natur” with: Büro für Konstruktivismus Botanical Garden and Botanical Museum, Berlin

“Paint, also known as Blood” with: Büro für Konstruktivismus Museum of Modern Art, Warsaw native language

proficient user certificate of advanced English - C1 level Chambridge University indipendent user very fluent in speaking and reading basic user fluent in writing and reading

suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Premiere)

ArchiCAD, AutoCAD, Vectorworks

3D Maxwell Render, TwinMotion

2018 2019 2021 2017 2019 2019 italian english french german Adobe
Rhino
2018-2019
exhibitions programs languages publications work

selected projects diploma Mas II Mas I Mas I

“Magasin 4”

From Brussels with Love (Bruxelles, Belgium) atelier Muck Petzet

“Community Factory”

Revisiting Varese (Varese, Italy) atelier Muck Petzet

“Continuity”

A Library (Basel, Switzerland) atelier Quintus Miller

“Structural Gradient”

Open Architecture (Basel, Switzerland) atelier Francisco & Manuel Aires Mateus

Bac III Bac II Bac II

“Daras-sina’ah”

Há Mar - Matosinhos harbour (Oporto, Portugal) atelier Cristina Guedes

“Living in Jemaa el-Fna”

Housing in Marrakech (Marrakech, Morocco) atelier Walter Angonese

“House in the forest” 50 sqm residential building (Vicenza, Italy) atelier Walter Angonese

personal photography

“Broken Bell Tower”

A new bell for my house (Mendrisio, Switzerland) personal project

“Tief of light”

A collection of sights personal project

MAGASIN 4

From Brussels with Love

Bruxelles, Belgium

Atelier Muck Petzet

diploma 2022

The idea of the diploma itself consists in a sort of challenge for the student: to make a new proposal to an actual com petition going on in the city of Bruxells. The site and the program are both given, inviting the student to design so mething both innovative and feasible.

The topic given to Atelier Petzet was the club, while each student had a specific and unique site.

The competition I was given already consists in a music club. For the past 30 years, Magasin 4 has in fact brought alternative music events to the neighbourhood. They are now forced to move, and an empty plot in front of the Canal has been allocated to them by the City of Brussels.

The construction must be both fast and reversible. Cement, metal, and other building materials are the economic prota gonists of the activities that animate the harbour. A plinth of precast concrete elements is laid on the site, outlining three tunnels. Over it, a large metal scaffolding structure rises in the form of a rectangular box. Inside of it is placed an in flatable balloon, changing its own aspect while adapting to the surrounding cage.

The building lies between permanence and temporality, it is a cultural celebration of construction: construction as tool, means and goal. It’s a big game whose only rule is to in vent new possibilities and imagine new scenarios.

watch the video: https://www.petzet.arc.usi.ch/Lorenzo-Pastorello-Video conceptual model (concrete brick, metal beams and plastic balloon)
plan, ground floor
street elevation, the music club inside view, the tunnel bar
GSEducationalVersion GSEducationalVersion longitudinal section transversal section
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transversal section, detail
plan, ground floor
plan, first floor

COMMUNITY FACTORY

Revisiting Varese

Varese, Italy

Atelier Muck Petzet

fall semester 2021

in pair with Diego Heras

The chosen site - Aeronautica Macchi – consists in one of the main characters of the industrial history of Italy. Aban doned since 1993, it is composed by about 20 different buildings of different industrial typologies.

In 2020 the factory finally found a private buyer and an investor: it is Tigros S.p.A., which proposes a project for a supermarket implying the demolition of the entire complex. Residents, public administration and different local and national associations are manifesting their disappointment. The strategy is therefore to provide the demanded activities while keeping the site as it is today, immediately satisfying the economic needs of the owner and the investor and then making the rest of the site available for the public. Aermac chi can then become the occasion for a public legitimate cultural re-appropriation of the local identity, while remai ning part of a bigger economic system.

Starting with the buildings which are in the best conserva tion state, it is possible to immediately activate the site with a limited amount of money. Those first hangars will host the Tigros’ supermarket, parking lots and some sport facilities. With the money coming from the activators, it’ll be possible to renovate the rest of the site, making it available at low rents thanks to the income, which will gradually increase.

watch the video: https://www.petzet.arc.usi.ch/Diego-Heras-Lorenzo-Pastorello-12-copy loghi Aermacchi-Cavani scheme of activities
1915 1916 1917 1937-38 1941-45 1945-48 1949-52 1960 phase 1 phase 2 phase 3 phase 4 phase 5 phase 6 phase 7 phase 8 proposed intervention: to fullfilll the economic needs while preserving Aermacchi (phases of the process on the bottom) Tigros’ intervention: to tear down Aermacchi in order to fullfill their economic needs schemes indicating: 1- the protected buildings, 2- the accesses, 3- the demaged areas
outside view, open air common spaces inside view, Tigros’ hangar

exploded plan, pre-existence

TIGROS

TIGROS

TIGROS

section, Tigros’ hangar with offices and shopping facilities

section, Tigros’ hangar with open air common spaces

section, garage hangar with sport hangar and ecutaional hangar

exploded plan, yellow-red intervention

progetto - sezioni
progetto - sezioni
S h V 1

exploded plan, final situation

plan, ground floor

CONTINUITY A Library

Basel, Switzerland

Atelier Quintus Miller spring semester 2021

in pair with Gloria Bassotti

The Bernoullianum is a building sited in Basel, house of head of the conservation of the largest Swiss ancient books collection.

The University of the city is currently asking for a new expansion of the building, in order to host a new public library, as well as an enormous archive for the ancient bo oks. It must be able to conserve, give access and restore hundreds of volumes from the middle ages.

The project aims to offer all the requested spaces while conserving the original building as an historical presence. The result is a new whole building, composed by both the pre-existence and the expansion working together. This is valid both from the functional, the typological and the for mal point of view.

Not only the project wants to keep, but also tries to restore the original court inside of the Bernoullianum. This space becomes the living center of a new entity: it’s the big public library.

Above and around it are the spaces for the workers, who can directly partecipate the common life of the library. Underneath is the biggest archive of the city.

street elevation, the conjunction between Bernouliianum and the new library outside view, the new library
+1 0 Area utenti/visitatori Area personale Archivio elevation, south viewplan +3 plan +2 plan +1 plan 0 plan -1 plan -2 plan -3 longitudinal section transversal section
inside
view, the library
outside
view, the entrance

plan, second floor

plan, ground floor

plan, second underground floor

STRUCTURAL GRADIENT

Open Architecture

Atelier Francisco & Manuel

Open architecture is not only the topic of the semester, but a paradigm in itself: buildings with no program, not respon ding to any specific programmatic need, but instead infra structures for life

The site I chose lies in between St. Johanns Park and the Rein, close to the border with France and Germany.The aim is to propose a new direction to the developement of the city: the river

At the same time, there’s the desire to offer to the city a surface in direct connection with the water. The resulting structure consists in a fluid grid of metal ver tical elements: the light between the columns doubles with the distance from the shore. As the distance between the bearing elements increase, the same happens to their di mensions, which follow the same structural logic. The resulting structure dscribes spaces of different di mensions, useful for different possibile needs. For the very same reason the inner partitions of the building are repre sented as curtains: users will be able to quickly adapt the space to different functions

It will be in fact possibile to reach different configurations: from an organic system of many closed spaces, to an open and fluid big open space.

Basel, Switzerland
Mateus fall semester 2020
plan, groundfloor with surrounding situation outside view, from the park

plan, groundfloor

section
inside
view, the exhibition space outside view, from the waterfront

DARAS-SINA’AH

Oporto, Portugal

Atelier Cristina Guedes

fall semester 2019

in pair with Diego Heras

Daras-sina’ah is an arab word standing for house of craft

The Venetian, throughtout the Middle Age, had close rela tionships with the Bizantine world, from which they took the termin as their own. They were inventing what they used to call the Arsenal.

The Arsenal is born as a difensive structure built to protect an enclosed portion of water: the Darsena. This is indeed the house of the boats (which can freely be organized in the middle of it) and of all the activities linked to them. Through the design of this new body of water, we are trying to take the sea back to the city.

Still, we want a neat threshold between the private activities of the harbour and the public: this is in fact our defensive wall.

Above it is the public catwalk: an elevated path from which the public can take a look to all the different activities going on in the port, without inferfering with them. We kind of con sider it as our museum.

Through this catwalk the visitor can in fact have a look over the complex system which regulates the life of the fisher men, which was carefully designed in order to efficiently accomodate the different functions.

plan, rooftop view with surrounding situation
C C A A BB D D T T plan, groundfloor
FRIGORIFICOS DE MATOSINHOS FR GOR F COS DE MATOSINHOS section, auction hall section, warehouse section, harbour master section, fish market section, auction hall and fishermen’s facilities
outside view, the entrance outside view, the “darsena”

LIVING IN JEMAA EL-FNA

Housing in Marrakech Marrakech, Morocco

Atelier Walter Angonese spring semester 2018

During this spring semester, the students had to tackle a territory and an ancient culture that is completely new and unexplored to most of us.

The given site lies in Marrakech, a city that encompasses a series of micro-context and issues that other cities - not just the easter ones - are facing nowadays.

The project site is the central square of Marrakech: Jmaa el-fna. The main issues are mostly linked to social themes, even just to understand how and why to built in such a uni que place.

The design idea begins with the intuition about the funcio nality of the project.

The project tries to offer the space for a covered food market (an aspect very linked to the use of the place nowadays). Above the market rise the housing, the main request for the exercise. The project keeps following the main theme of the year: the inhabited structure.

transversal section, detail

first floor plan, rooftop view

longitudinal section transversal sections plan,
plan, detail of a living unit

HOUSE IN THE FOREST

50 sqm residential building

Vicenza, Italy

Atelier Walter Angonese

fall semester 2017

The topic chosen for the first year is the inhabitated structu re, which spaces between the physical and cultural dimen sion of any level of architecture: an experiment that seeks to restore awareness of tectonic, cultural, social and lexical aspects of architecture.

All of this in about 50 sq m of living space. The choise of the site for the project was left to the studen ts: a place of his/her konwledge or memory. This way the student already possessed the main and basilar instrument to understand how to operate in the specific site.

I chose my own city - Vicenza - and more precisely a hill which lays just between the historic urban center and the open farmland.

The first idea for the project was to create a floating roof to get protected while enjoying the natural surrounding. The project then developed in its structural terms, trying follow the lexicon and the pohetic of the trees and the hillsi de through this process.

transversal section

elevation, view from south plan, groundfloor

model, surrounding situation (cardboard, foam and mortar) inside view, photomodel (cardboard, foam and printed textures on papaer)

BROKEN BELL TOWER

A new bell for my house

Mendrisio, Switzerland

personal project

spring semester 2020

Not really much to say about it.

During covid times, when all the shops are closed and your doorbell is broken, you need to use what is already around you. More or less.

Some friends and I had a project for a little wooden tower from Atelier Pedrozzi’s semester, some wood, and quite a lot of free time.

At that point we only needed to sneak into a waste dump, find the right objects and get back home.

We focused on the materials, the constructive details, ba lance and sound quality. A simple but effective system of cables let the user play the bell directly from the street. The material of the sound source was then foundamental: silver, with its long and crystel-clear resonation, let the sound pro pagate and resonate for many seconds after hitting it.

It has become a game for the children of the neighborho od, a curiosity for their parents.

Et voilà, les jeux sont faits.

watch the video: https://vimeo.com/453159455 detail, the bell in front of the church
detail, base joint
detail, swinging motions

TIEF OF LIGHT

A collection of sights

photography

To photograph is a sensual phenomenon through which we enact experience itself.

We carry this experience around everyday of our life: it becomes our very self. We constantly keep stealing from the world which surrounds us in order to define - each time more precisely - our opinions, our interests and our mind in general.

Photography has a particular power in this sense. The me dium, within anyone’s reach, teach us an important lesson: if we steal, it is to give back a proper image of ourself, or something, to offer that experience to others. The brief collection that follows is nothing more than an in significant fraction of the pictures I’ve taken and collected. Most of all, it is not the portion I’m proud of, nor the one I feel a sense of direct connection with.

This sequence of images can nevertheless evocate a se ries of themes, capacities or interests of mine, through whi ch one can try to start knowing me better.

The collection tries to span as widely as possible: places I’ve seen, architectures that caught my attention, models I’ve made, projects I took part to, details, experiments, hap penings.

anywhere
personal project, library in Basel, photomodel (cardboard, foam and printed textures on paper) march 2021, Mendrisio, Switzerland
Oberrealta
Chapel, Christian Kerez, 1992 july 2020, Cazis, Switzerland digital Nikon D710 digital Nikon D710 Atelier Blumer (Bac I), Ichthyosaurs, 1:1 scale model (wooden cubes and metal support) may 2017, Mendrisio, Switzerland OSA Conference, Andrea Zanderigo (Baukuh) may 2022, Mendrisio, Switzerland digital Nikon D710 digital Nikon D7100
MAXXI Museum, Zaha Hadid Architects, 2009 october 2016, Rome, Italy digital Nikon D7100
Skogskyrkogården, Gunnar Asplund and Sigurd Lewerentz, 1917 march 2017, Stockholm, Sweden analog Rollei
35
- Kodak Portra
160
Baloise Platz, Miller & Maranta, Valerio Olgiati and Diener & Diener, 2020 september 2020, Basel, Switzerland Atelier Botta (Bac I), Valle di Blenio, territorial model (cardboard) october 2016, Mendrisio, Switzerland digital Nikon D710 digital Nikon D7100
Critiques
in Accademia, with Jürg Conzett november 2017, Mendrisio, Switzerland Palazzo Ducale, Filippo Calendario, 1342 july 2018, Venice, Italy analog Fuji STX2 - Fujicolor PRO 400H analog, double exposure Nikon F601 - Fujichrome Velvia 50 Télouet’s Qasba, 1860 march 2018, Télouet, Morocco analog Voigtlander VSL1 - Kodak Portra 160
Skull december 2015, Vicenza, Italy analog Voigtlander VSL1 - Ilford Delta 3200
Bamberger Dom St. Peter und St. Georg, 1012 july 2019, Bamberg, Germany Marrakech’s Tanneries march 2018, Marrakech, Morocco
analog,
double exposure Voigtlander VSL1 - Kodak Portra 400 analog Voigtlander VSL1 - Kodak Portra 160
Lorenzo Pastorello Via Borgo Scroffa 44 Vicenza (VI) Italy lorenzo.pastorello@outlook.com +39 347 9251088

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