Architecture Portfolio

ARCHITECTURE PORTPOLIO 2016-2018201 ARCHITECTURE PORTPOLIO

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1-2 CURRICULUM VITAE CURRICULUM VITAE Semenova Liudmila Semenova Liudmila

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5-10 PROJECT 1 SILENTPROJECT SOLO CABIN 1 SILENT SOLO CABIN Karelia Region, Russia Karelia Region, Russia

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11-16 PROJECT 2 MAKOKO PROJECT COMUNITY 2 MAKOKO COMUNITY Lagos, Nigeria Lagos, Nigeria

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17-22 17-22 PROJECT 3 MUSEUM PROJECT OF PHILOSOPHY 3 MUSEUM OF PHILOSOPHY Kaliningrad, Russia Kaliningrad, Russia

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23-28 PROJECT 4 THE BRIDGE PROJECT 4 THE BRIDGE Paris, France Paris, France

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29-36 29-36 PROJECT 5 BREWERY PROJECT VISIT CENTER 5 BREWERY VISIT CENTER Lakinsk, Russia Lakinsk, Russia

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37-42 37-42 PROJECT 6 MODERN PROJECT MICRODISTRICT 6 MODERN MICRODISTRICT Moscow, Russia Moscow, Russia

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PROJECT 7 PARKING STRUCTURE REUSE Scottsdale, Arizona, US

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Series of off-the-grid privet cabins in Karelia Region. The project is eco-friendly and cost-effective proposals for an easily- constructible and -replicable 2-5 squre meters place that could be sited in a series of forested locations.

The cabins are intended to provide users which a calm space to meditate while surrounded by the sounds of nature.

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Russia is over 70 percent forested and home to a diverse ecosystem, which includes storks, otters, beavers, lynx, wolves, deer, wild boar, elk, and red fox. The Karelia Region estate is dense in natural resources, with as many as 50 species of herbal plant life per square meter. It is located 850 km from Mosow, Russia, immersed in the forest and alongside lakes. Karelia hosts summer camps to get the experience to live with the nature.

SILENT SOLO CABIN

PROJECT 1 I propose a series of cabins that have the capacity to: provide privet place to a single person for several hours; to ensure operational in summer seasons; to include small place for books; to incorporate alternative lighting options.

Try to integrate within the forest and sensitivity to the environment. A range of ideas were submitted for cabins that have the capacity to interact with the forest in a variety of ways. This project focused on designs for compact spaces integrated within nature.

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CONCEPT BOX 16 cubic meters 2 x 2 x 4 meters

SILENT SOLO CABIN

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Shape 3 12, 1 cubic m

Shape 4 10, 1 cubic m

SILENT SOLO CABIN

Shape 2 13, 4 cubic m

Shape 1 13, 4 cubic m Shape 5 12, 06 cubic m

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Model 1 Consept Plan

STRUCTURE & BUILDING TECHNIQUE

Model 2 Consept Plan

Model 3 Consept Plan

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The wooden frame structure of the cabin is light and easy to build. All the weight of the structure is caried the ground, but it doesn’t need any foundations or support.

This minimal footprint leaves on ground and plannts untougched. The concerns of the solo cabin are supported by diagonal beams, that make the structure rigid. All the building materials can be prefabricated and due the small size structure, it can easely transported to the site.

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SILENT SOLO CABIN

MAP OF AFRICA

MAKOKO COMUNITY Makoko is one of the districts in Lagos. It adjoins the modern commercial and business areas of the city. It unofficial is called ‘Venice of Africa‘

18 th centure was small fishing village 6-10 people live in one house SWOT ANALYSIS

250,000 residence huddle in homes on the lagoon lack of infastructure, severage, water supply environmental problems: contaminated water and air, waste 2/3 of the population live below the poverty life

SYMBOLS: Makoko Community SITE VALUES

Makoko fish market Third Mainland Bridge Braintpoint Collage Community Hall

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Create a comfortable and dynamic environment that would be easily progressing and developing

POLICIES social economic - diverse economic activities (fishing, farming,

recycling) will be promoted by mixed land use regulation - in order to promote social diversity, residential should include 25% social areas - citizens will be involved in development of the city

Planned to clear the bay and turn the entire area into a zone, attractive both for local citizens and tourists The struggle ahead would involve decontamination, devolution of the land and sustainable development Renewed are will become a major tourism attraction, and a source of income for certain communities These measures in complex will significantly improve the living standards of population in Makoko

MAKOKO COMUNITY

PROJECT 2 STRATAGY

nature

- roofs of buildings should be designed to maximize water management functions - building structure should strive towards minimizing the effects of rough weather - farming and recycling promote sustainable ecosystem services

built - every new feature needs to have a multifunctional environment use including water and rough weather protection

-future building development will be regulated in materials, morphology and typology according to the land use plan -the built environment should promote connectivity in terms of water transport, pedestrian bridges and visual connections

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PHASE

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YEAR 2018

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Nowadays, the entire bay next to Makoko is placed with self-built construction of very poor quality, that accommodate from 150 000 to almost 200 000 people. When the project is launched, present buildings will be demolished and their dwellers will get rooms in first floating houses. During this period the basement for the first modular towers will be set.

During the phase 2 the old buildings will into materials for new houses. More float ocean, while the entire bay will be cleare start both by people and nature. The sto increased load of buildings and growing

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A single module is assembled from elements made of recycled materials. It accommodates a family of four and provides its inhabitants with everything needed.

The modules are combined and shipped on floating pontoons. These constructions float into the sea, and their inhabitants live autonomously, growing vegetables, fishing and collecting garbage for sale.

When modules, loaded with fish and garbage return back to the shore, the protons are removed, and the modules are set into concrete constructions, from now serving as stationary dwellings.

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be gradually demolished and recycled ting houses will start their trip in the ed and the purification of the sea will ore will be reinforced in order to bear population.

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In 2030 the entire bay will become clean and a sandy beach will be organized on its northern shore. Accommodation of more than 200 000 people now gets less than a third of initial areas, people in Makoko develop and have jobs and access to the cleaner environment that it was at the 1 phase.

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The blocks are set one on top of another and form structure up to 5 levels high. Each of these structures is accommodate 120 people on ground area of only 160 square meters.

The towers are then set on piles and fixed on the ground. The towers are connected with alight brides and organize a dynamic community and dense urban development.

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MAKOKO COMUNITY

PHILO SOPHY MUSEUM

THE MUSEUM OF PHILOSOPHY The project of the first “Museum of Philosophy” in the world, dedicated to the 300th anniversary of Immanuel Kant (phisolophier). Modern society is faced with a crisis of positive development ideas.

The creation of the cultural crisis of modern civilization is associated with the search for new ideological and philosophical foundations.

In this regard, new ideas of positive development are being formed. The project would become one of the symbols for the formation of the positive ideas in the Future, a center for international philosophical and worldview research, and world tourism interest.

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MUSEUM OF PHILOSOPHY

PROJECT 3 SKYLIGHT DETAIL

1. tempered glass with a diameter 1000 2. reinforced concrete 3. ceramic tile 300x150x10 4. pebble gravel 5. green roof 6. soundproofing layer

7. fixing the suspended ceiling 8. subceiling space 9. asphalt emulsion primer 10. waterproofing sheath 11. drain and storage element 12. non-woven geotextile cover

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MUSEUM OF PHILOSOPHY

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PHILO SOPHY MUSEUM

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MUSEUM OF PHILOSOPHY

SWOT ANALYSIS

PARIS. XIX ARRONDISSEMENT

Earlier, the 19th Arrondissement of Paris was considered very dysfunctional. And now - this is a good, modern area of Paris. Gardens were built along the Canal Saint-Martin, modern houses were built. Bohemians and the bourgeoisie live here, play petanque, go boating and enjoy life. You can try along with them, just avoid hotels near the East Station or bordering the 20th district (along Belleville boulevard).

The XIX Arrondissement of Paris is an area that is an example of the restoration of the urban environment. Locals prefer to relax here with the whole family on the embankment of the Urka Canal. There is a bike path to La Villette Park. The XIX Arr. includs the museum center «Town of Science and Industry» and concert venues. In another well-groomed Buttes-Chaumont park, you can enjoy waterfalls and city views. The Cent Quatre Cultural Center, with trendy cafes and contemporary art exhibitions, is also located in the area.

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THE BRIDGE

PROJECT 4

First floor

Ground floor

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THE BRIDGE

Ground floor

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THE BRIDGE First floor

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BREWERY VISIT CENTER

PROJECT 5

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BREWERY VISIT CENTER GREENHOUSES Vapors that come from the production of the “Lakinskoe beer” will be used to keep greenhouses.

The greenhouse is on the first floor.

Growing products will be further used in restaurants and cafes, which are located in the factory building.

AMPHITHEATER The amphitheater connects two wings of the visit center (the shopping, entertainment and information platform). It is not only a connecting link, but also will be an entertainment place to visitors of the Lakinsk factory.

L A N D S C A P E The creation of benches will unite people not only in the building of the visit center, but also in the surrounding area. I would like to create such a space that will attract residents and visitors of the city of Lakinsk, as well as attract tourists who are traveling to the city of Vladimir and Moscow.

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Ground floor

COMPOSITION OF PREMISES: GROUND FLOOR:

First floor

1. vestibule 2. security room 3. dressing room 4. box office 5. cinema hall and lobby 6. exhibition space 7. showrooms 8. shops and trade 9. recreation areas 10. library 11. archive 12. lecture halls 13. hall for master classes 14. buffet 15. dining room 16. large tasting club 17. small tasting room 18. premises for technical equipment 19. pantries and storage facilities 20. corridors, walkways FIRST FLOOR: 21. workrooms 22. directorate rooms 23. administration rooms 24. meeting rooms (small) 25. meeting rooms (large) 26. wonferenz - hall 27. sanitary 6 knots 28. flight of stairs; elevator shafts

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BREWERY VISIT CENTER

SECTION Б-Б:

BLOCK 1 ENTERTAINING cafe and restaurant dining room trading tasting rooms

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BLOCK 2 PRESENTATION cinema hall conference halls museum exhibition facilities library

BLOCK 3 ADMINISTRATIVE directorate rooms administration rooms security accountants’ offices

BLOCK 4 FACTORY

BLOCK 5 HOUSEHOLD

warehouses factory space cooking workshops industrial premises

pantries warehouses technical buildings sanitary facilities

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BREWERY VISIT CENTER

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MODERN MICRODISTRICT

PROJECT 3

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MODERN MICRODISTRICT