Malwina Klimowicz - Portfolio ANG

" Architecture is about trying to make the world a little more like ours dreams " Bjarke Ingels

Malwina Klimowicz

M.sc. architect

DOŚWIADCZENIE EXPERIENCE 10/2018 – 07/2020

Architect assistant - MAARTE - Gdańsk

Responsibilities: Preparation of conceptual, construction, executiv and after executive project documentation for multi-family housing, including floor plnas, sections, elevations, land developments and construction details; industries coordination; desiging flats for rent and public spaces in multi-family housing 08/2018 - 09/2018

Dane kontaktowe Contact

Intern - Axis Mason - Gdańsk

Responsibilities: Designing different types of bathrooms in retirement home and products specification preparation

malwina.klimowicz@gmail.com 535-640-000

07/2016 - 08/2016

Warsaw

Intern - Pro-invest - Sopot

Responsibilities: Detached house inventory and new interior project design, documentation for temporary building for security preparation

Dodatkowe Aditional informations informacje

06/2015 - 07/2015

birth: 18.10.1995

Responsibilities: Preparation of photographic documentation and report

Driving licence kat. B.: Od 2015

Intern on construction site - Multifamily housing - Nadmorze - Gdańsk

WYKSZTAŁCENIE EDUCATION

Publikacje Publications

02/2018 – 02/2020

Gdańsk University of Technology - Architecture & Urban Design

Master thesis: Issue of animal protectionin in context of touristic city. Multifunctional care center for abandoned animals in Batumi in Georgia.

09/2014 – 09/2018

Gdańsk University of Technology - Architecture & Urban Design Bacherol thesis: Dormitory in Gdańsk - Oliwa

ZNAJOMOŚĆ MAIN TOOLS OPROGRAMOWANIA 2D, 3D and BIM designig

Modeling

Autodesk Autocad 2D Graphisoft Archicad Autodesk Revit

Trimble Sketchup Autodesk 3ds max

Postproduction

Visualisation

Adobe Photoshop Adobe Illustrator Adobe Indesign MS Office

Autodesk Lumion Graphisoft Twinmotion Chaos Group V-ray Chaos Group Corona

WYRÓŻNIENIA COMPETITIONS 01/2019

1st degree honorary mention - group project for the archaeological pavilion in Gonio, Georgia

2016 „Generation conflict - modern architecture in the historical city in Gdańsk. „ in Scripta Urbis volume 2

2015 “Was Walter Christaller right? – analysis of city settlement grids. „ in Scripta Urbis volume 1

Odbyte szkolenia Courses 2020 - in progess Interior visualization course RenderHunters 2018 Modeling course in the program 3ds max - Prestige 2017 Archicad course 2015 Autocad - basic course

Znajomość języków Languages English - advanced French - intermediate German - basic

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INDEX 1. MUSEUM AND ARCHEOLOGICAL PAVILION BATUMI - GEORGIA COMPETITION

p. 6-13

2.MULTIFUNCTIONAL CARE CENTER FOR ABANDONED ANIMALS BATUMI - GEORGIA MASTER THESIS

p.14-25

3. DORMITORY GDAŃSK-OLIWA BACHEROL THESIS

p.26-33

4. HOUSING ESTATE GDAŃSK-PIECKI DIABEŁKOWO

p. 34-37

5. OFFICE BUILDING FOR UNIVERSAL MUSIC GRUOP GDAŃSK - ZASPA

p. 38-41

6. URBAN DESIGN

GÖTEBORG - GULLBERGSVASS DISTRICT - SWEDEN

p.42-46

MUSEUM

AND ARCHOLOGICAL

BATUMI - GEORGIA

PAVILION COMPETITION

The idea for a pavilion and museum is inspired by the way archaeologists work, who "discover

the earth". In design was decided to use green roof technology and place there local natural greenery to hide achitectonic - contemporary intervention in the fortress landscape. It is very valuable and desirable in areas with a rich history. One of the project's goals was also to provide pedestrians with access to roofs to allow them to explore the historic fort from a different perspective. The function of the museum was placed in the underground, and the roofs (both the museum and the pavilion) were designed in a more dynamic shape. It was also decided to organize space management and "experience path" on an oblique axis from the mosaic point through the north gate to museum. This provides faster access to the fortress and gives more dynamics in expression.

SITUATION

PORTFOLIO

SPACE CIRCULATION

IDEOGRAMS

MALWINA KLIMOWICZ

1 st degree honorary mention

BATUMI - GEORGIA

MUSEUM AND ARCHEOLOGICAL PAVILION

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MUSEUM VISUALISATIONS

MUSEUM SECTIONS

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MUSEUM PLAN

MUSEUM AXONOMETRY

BATUMI - GRUZJA

MUSEUM AND ARCHEOLOGICAL PAVILION

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ARCHEOLOGICAL PAVILION PLAN

ARCHEOLOGICAL PAVILION ELEVATIONS

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ARCHEOLOGICAL PAVILION CONSTRUCTION

GLASS RAILING

GREEN ROOF - provides thermal insulation helping keep the space cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter - creates connection with the surrounding landscape - helps reuse the ground after excavations - provides water retention ( roof slope heads west where no excavations are located) - protects from heats from west

SPACE TRUSS CONSTRUCTION - usage of this construction enable locating pilars just by contour of the pavilon what gives minimal interfe rence in excavations - exsposure of construction in the interior creates interesting space

PILARS - are made of stainless steel coverd with dark, grey paint - square 15x15cm - located every 100 cm

CURTAIN WALL - is made of mat polycarbonate which reduces the sun emision - is light and doesn’t require complicated foundations

FOOTBRIDGE - is open-work and made of impregnated wood - is motaged cantilever to pilars - is projected with balcony on main urban direction which heads over the mosaic - in the pavilon are created 3 entrances: - for tourists from the main street between museum and the pavilon - for tourists and archologists from Via Pratoria - for archologists from -2m level to facilitate the mosaic export

EXCAVATION - from east is projected 6% slope ramp to facilitate the mosaic export

BATUMI - GRUZJA

MUSEUM AND ARCHEOLOGICAL PAVILION

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ARCHEOLOGICAL PAVILION VISUALISTIONS

PORTFOLIO

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BATUMI - GRUZJA

MUSEUM AND ARCHEOLOGICAL PAVILION

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MULTIFUNCTIONAL

CARE CENTER

FOR ABANDONED ANIMALS BATUMI-GEORGIA

GREENERY SEPARATING FACILITY FROM THE STREET AND PROTECTING ANIMALS FROM THE SUN

VETERINARY HOSPITAL FOR NEW ANIMALS AS ALSO FOR PRIVATE PATIENTS

MAIN ADOPTION AND EDUCATIONAL BUILDING AND ALSO HEADQUARTER OF ANIMAL WELFARE ORGANIZATION

Urban development is inevitable. However, it should not be synonymous with getting rid of the problem, among others excessive number of dogs in a inhumane way. This problem must be resolved as a compassionate process that respects animal rights. Except a public health sector development it is also necessary to invest in the education and social sector. Well treatment of animals depends in a large extent on peoples behavior.

The construction of specialized care and research centers for animal in the main tourist centers of Georgia is necessary not only for the welfare of animals but also for the well-being of the inhabitants as well for the country's economic and tourist economy.

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MASTER THESIS

VIEW TOWER FOR BIRDS AND LANDSCAPE OBSERVATION AS ALSO LANDSCAPE DOMINANT THAT ENCOURAGES TRAVELERS TO STOP

BEHIND THE MAIN BUILDING, WHICH IS THE ENTRY GATE ARE LOCATED HOUSES FOR ANIMALS.

RESTAURANT AND ACCOMMODATION BUILDING FOR VOLUNTEERS AND VETERINARY STUDENTS.

Such a facility can give animals a chance for a better life and improve the comfort of life of Batumi residents. It can be a solution to the problem of chaos on the streets of Georgia. In addition, it can have a positive impact on the city's economy, social education, local awareness. Can also lower risk of disease spreading and increases the intensity of tourists in the botanical park region.

What is more it can also provide greater security for tourists whose numbers are growing every year. All this will ultimately improve the image of the country on the international stage. Wellknown philosopher Mahatma Gandhi, onced claimed that the greatness of the nation and its moral progress can be known by how it handles its animals.

BATUMI - GRUZJA

MULTIFUNCTIONAL CARE CENTER FOR ABANDONED ANIMALS

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PODZIAŁ FUNKCJOLALNY

COMMUNICATION

LEGEND:

LEGEND:

BATUMI BORDER LOCATION OF THE PROJECT PLOT DESIGN AREA ROADS AND STREETS VIEWPOINT

KOBULETI 20KM FROM THE CENTER 20 MIN BY CAR

BATUMI BORDER LOCATION OF THE PROJECT PLOT DESIGN AREA ROADS

BATUMI CENTER 15 KM FROM THE CENTER 15 MIN BY CAR

EUROPEAN ROAD E70

BUILDINGS FUNCTION HOUSING PUBLIC AND SERVICE AIRPORT INDUSTRIAL MILITARY HISTORICAL - FORMER MILITARY BASKETS ARCHEOLOGICAL - ROMAN FORT IN GONIO

BYPASS ROAD (COMPLETION OF CONSTRUCTION 2020) RAILROAD TRACKS TRAIN STATION RAILWAY STATION STOP (COURSES ONCE A DAY) BUS TERMINAL

BLACK SEA

IMPORTANT BUS STOP

GREENERY

AIRPORT

WATER SYSTEM BEACH BOTANICAL PARK LANDSCAPED PARK ORGANIZED GREEN AREA SEASIDE BOULEVAR RECREATION AND HOLIDAY AREA GREEN UNORGANIZED AREA AGRICULTURAL AREA

CHOROKHI RIVER

TURKEY 20KM FROM THE CENTER 20 MIN BY CAR

INSTITUTION WITH RELATED FUNCTIONS LOCATION

TRAFFIC INTENSITY LEGEND: BATUMI BORDER

LEGEND:

LOCATION OF THE PROJECT PLOT BATUMI BORDER

DESIGN AREA

LOCATION OF THE PROJECT PLOT

ROADS

DESIGN AREA

EUROPEAN ROAD E70

MEDICAL UNIVERSITY -

BYPASS ROAD (COMPLETION OF CONSTRUCTION 2020)

BAU INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY BATUMI

RAILROAD TRACKS

VETERINARY CLINIC

MOTION INTENSITY

SMALL ZOO

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ANALIZA DZIAĹ KI TERRAIN SHAPE 1:4000

ACCESS 1:4000

GREENERY 1:4000

Terrain shape in comparison to mountainous nearby is relatively flat.

Within the study, the height amplitude is 13m with a decrease towards the east. (in the drawing isolines are with an interval 4m height)

Car access from Batumi is provided by the exit of the main road E70 and takes about 15 minutes. Drive from the neighboring city is also provided by road E70 and local road leading through the fields.

The plot is separated from the expressway by a dense greenery, which is a natural barrier, between the road and the shelter. In the subtropical climate of Batumi, the areas are covered with various trees, including palm trees, eucalyptus trees,citrus trees, deciduous trees -beeches, oaks and conifers - spruces,firs or Scots pine.

LAND LOCALIZATION

BATUMI - GEORGIA

MULTIFUNCTIONAL CARE CENTER FOR ABANDONED ANIMALS

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LAND PLAN LEGEND: Designed buildings A gastronomy - accommodation B administrative and office C veterinary D technical E social for volunteers Animal boxes F females with puppies G small and medium dog males H large dog males I

cats

J small and medium dog males K large dog males L aviaries for birds M lookout tower entry to the premises main entrances employee entrances high greenery number of floors grass surfaces for cars surfaces for pedestrians designed bus stop

PLOT AREA: 28 660 m2 - 2.87 ha BUILDING AREA: 3455 m2 HARDENED SURFACES: 5240 m2 BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE SURFACES 100%: 19,966 m2 BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE SURFACES 50%: 1 712 m2 TOTAL BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE SURFACES: 21 678 m2

IDEA DEVELOPMENT A very important element was the understanding of the comprehensive functionality of this type of institution.

The starting point of the concept was the basic animal shelter, consisting of an adoption building with a veterinary clinic and parts for temporary stay for animals.

1. Administrative and veterinary building 2. Buildings for temporary stay for animals

PORTFOLIO

The next stage was matching the design to the author's guidelines. These included: • reference to local architecture fragmentation of the buildings - division of administration and clinics into two buildings and division of pens for animals into smaller repetitive facilities.

• extension of the project with additional functions adding a restaurant and an accommodation building.

• creating an attraction - lookout tower for observing migrating birds.

MALWINA KLIMOWICZ

Project adaptation to the selected area - its shape.

Choice of entry to the plot and adaptation to the subtropical climate with high temperatures and high humidity.

1. Veterinary building 2. Administrative building 3. Restaurant and accommodation building 4. Buildings for temporary animal stay 5. Lookout tower

BATUMI - GEORGIA

MULTIFUNCTIONAL CARE CENTER FOR ABANDONED ANIMALS

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AXONOMETRY

FRONT ELEVATION

PORTFOLIO

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BATUMI - GEORGIA

MULTIFUNCTIONAL CARE CENTER FOR ABANDONED ANIMALS

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PLAN

PORTFOLIO

MALWINA KLIMOWICZ

BATUMI - GEORGIA

MULTIFUNCTIONAL CARE CENTER FOR ABANDONED ANIMALS

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PORTFOLIO

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BATUMI - GEORGIA

MULTIFUNCTIONAL CARE CENTER FOR ABANDONED ANIMALS

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DORMITORY

GDAŃSK - OLIWA BACHEROL THESIS

T

he subject of engineering thesis was a dormitory in Gdańsk, in the Oliwa district, at Subisława and Ziemowita streets. The development of the architectural concept was influenced by the cozy surroundings of small buildings of single-family houses, as well as the proximity of water reservoirs and a multitude of greenery. The subject, apart from the collective residence building, includes service functions and an underground parking. The basic and main assumption was to be part of the intimate, local urban tissue. The designed building repeats line of existing buildings and the plot border. By varying the height of its parts, as well as to the fragmentation of the northern facade the excessive domination over the surroundings was avoided. The body of the building is designed on the plan of a widening rectangle with an atrium in the center. In the front part of the plot, public space was designed, while semi-public spaces were arranged in the atrium as well as on the terrace.

PORTFOLIO

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IDEOGRAMS Possible maximum plot development

GDAĹƒSK - OLIWA

Public atrium, Opening to the sun, Green roof, Creating public and semi-public spaces to facilitate students contacts, Entrances to the dormitory from the SKM side and the tram stop, Entrance to the restaurant from the tram stop.

DORMITORY

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PORTFOLIO

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GDAŃSK - OLIWA

DORMITORY

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GROUND FLOOR

FIRST FLOOR

PORTFOLIO

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SECOND FLOOR

FLOOR -1

GDAŃSK - OLIWA

DORMITORY

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SECTION B-B

DETAIL OF JOINING GARAGE PANELS

PORTFOLIO

MALWINA KLIMOWICZ

ATTIC DETAIL

DETAIL OF THE GLASS WALL INSTALATION

GDAŃSK - OLIWA

DORMITORY

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MUTIFAMILY

HOUSING ESTATE GDAĹƒSK - PIECKI DIABEĹ KOWO

The design theme was to develop the design concept of a multi-family housing estate by arch.

Bazyli Domsta. All buildings were raised 3.5m in relation to the terrain, to adapt to the surrounding urban planning. On the floor -1 a multi-garage and services were designed, and above them a common space was created for all residents. At the main access road, a cage building on east-west axes was designed. The other three buildings have the same construction.

In order to create a visual connection between the buildings, an open-work structure with an organic shape was installed on the roofs of all buildings.

PORTFOLIO

MALWINA KLIMOWICZ

LAND PLAN

GDAŃSK - PIECKI DIABEŁKOWO

HOUSING ESTATE

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FIRST AND SECOND FLOOD

FLOOR +3

FLOOR +4

NORTH ELEVATION

PORTFOLIO

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GROUND FLOOR

GDAŃSK - PIECKI DIABEŁKOWO

FIRST FLOOR

HOUSING ESTATE

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OFFICE BUILDING FOR UNIVERSAL MUSIC GROUP GDAŃSK - ZASPA

The aim of the project was to create an office building located on a plot with a relatively

inconvenient location. On the north of the plot the railway tracks are located and access is disturbed by the existing infrastructure of parkings. It was necessary to design the square in front of the building entrance and the access road to the underground garage. Together with the co-authors, we decided that the designed building should become Universal Music Group headquater. An important idea of the ​​ project was to create a multifunctional, creative facility, attracting a wide range of users. Therefore, the ground floor and first floor were intended for public use. The program is dominated by functions related to music. Guests on the ground floor can use the services of a music store, lecture hall, roomy restaurant with many zones - lunch, relaxing and cafe overlooking the music scene. While on the upper floor, the creators can use 4 recording studios and 2 business rooms. The higher three floors were intended for the use of the company. There are open spaces for employes and closed rooms for employers. We divided the body of the building into two smaller ones and combined it by the glazed courtyard.

PORTFOLIO

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LAND PLAN LEGEND: ENTRANCE TO THE BUILDING PLOT BORDER DESIGNED BUILDING BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE SURFACE

CONCRETE SURFACE

WOODEN SURFACE

ATRIUM GLASS ROOF

DESIGNED TREE

NUMBER OF FLOORS

GDAŃSK - ZASPA

OFFICE BUILDING

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GROUND FLOOR

FLOOR +1

SECTION A-A

PORTFOLIO

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FLOOR +2

NORTH-WEST ELEVATION

GDAŃSK - ZASPA

OFFICE BUILDING

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URBAN PROJECT GÖTEBORG - GULLBERGSVASS DISTRICT - SWEDEN ANALYSIS BUILDING ANALYSIS

RELACJA Z OTOCZENIEM GAMLESTADEN TINGSTADSVASSEN

PARK, ENTERTAINMENT, SHOPPING

BACKSTAN

GULLBERGSVASS

RIVER CAMPUS UNIVERSITIES AND RESIDENTIAL SECTOR

GARDA

LINDHOLMEN

VALLGRAVEN

OFFICE DISTRICT SKF HEADQUARTERS RESIDENTIAL AND WORK

POSTINDUSTRAL DISTRICT WORKSHOP INDUSTRIES

STAMPEN

GROWING HOUSING DISTRICT HISTORICAL CENTER RESIDENTIAL AND ENTERTAINMENT DENSE URBAN DEVELOPMENT WORK AND RESIDENTIAL

buildings in good tech. shape

old DHL magazine

important pub. buildings

important cultural buildings

GREENERY ANALYSIS

bastional greenery

SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL CENTER

PORTFOLIO

park

CONECTIONS ANALYSIS

international highway

cementery

OFFICE BUILDINGS

HIGH STANDART RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

SKANSEN

tunnel

main city roads

nodes communication

train station

URBAN HOTEL FARMING Z USŁUGAMI W PARTERZE

railway tracks

SPA

MALWINA KLIMOWICZ

WATERS SPORTS CENTER

DISTRICT PROBLEMS COMPLICATED COMMUNICATION = NO LIFE

PROJECT IDEA REVERSING THE DISTRICT FROM WATER

SPACE DOMINATED BY CARS

MONOFUNCTIONAL STRUCTURE

SCHEMES GREENERY

CITY MAGAZINE ADASWIMING PTATION TO THE POOL CONTEMPORARY ART MUSEUM

WATER

DORMITORY

SZWECJA - GÖTEBORG

MAGAZINE ADAPTATION TO THE ARTISTS LOCALS

PUBLIC SPACES

PARK AS EXTENTION OF BASTIONS GREENERY

KŁADKI PIESZE NAD TORAMI

COMUNICATION

PEDESTRIAN BRIDGES ABOVE THE TRACKS

FUNCTIONS

TRAIN STATION

SAVED OFFICE BUILDINGS

URBAN PROJECT

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LAND PLAN

PORTFOLIO

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SZWECJA - GÖTEBORG

URBAN PROJECT

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ART SPACE

RESIDENTIAL SPACE

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