Diploma Thesis / Spring Instructor : Ledian Bregasi, Tiny
Studio/ Spring 2019 / Instructor : Jonas
Territory and Settlement Analysis/
Instructor : Ledian Bregasi,
Territory and Settlement Analysis/ Instructor :
2020 / Polis University
Bregasi, Llazar Kumaraku
Anhalt University
Jonas Tratz Frasheri” High School
Analysis/ Spring 2021/ Metropolis
Bregasi, Endrit Marku
Analysis/ Spring 2017 / Polis University
Sotir Dhamo
This thesis serves as a lesson for co-existence, in order to encourage architects to predict how architecture could make possible the harmony between people, other creatures and nature.
The site is located near the “Artificial Lake” of Tirana, one of few picturesque views that the city has. It is easely accesed by pedestrians and automobiles.
It is considered a sub-urban area which provides the needed spaces for cats and dogs.
The clinic will be able to provide different functions, which during the year will hold other accessibilities. This diagram represents an opportunity of how balance and a combination of functions can be achieved in a way that each space can have a continuous use.
Through the diagrams I managed to better understand the potential of the terrain and the key points on which the composition of the veterinary center space will be based.
Studying the main direction of the wind in the area where the Veterinary Center will be established, I managed to identify 3 wind corridors. I will direct these air currents and channel them in the object where in some moments they create Cortyards which will be used as outdoor spaces for Dogs and Cats.
In the Vet hospital a lot of our patients will be treated, and a considerate amount will be stray dogs, and these stray dogs are more often in very aggravated health condition. In this particular case the absence of a qualitative ventilation would have a bad impact not only on the specific patient, but others as well. Through the strategy of using the wind i will be able to remove the unpleasant odor through natural ventilation.
Yard A is the first outdoor facility of the Veterinary Clinic. An environment that can be used by customers as a waiting space before their dog or cat continue the treatments in the clinic. A space thought and designed for both, humans and dogs, cats. Dogs and cats will have their own spaces needed to play, socialize with each other and get to know the clinic environment.
Yard B is an important clinic space because its primary function is to serve Homeless Dogs who will be accommodated in the Clinic. This category of dog carries a lot of problems and their treatment differs from the one of the other dogs. This space is well insulated so that these dogs do not have contact with other clinic dogs to prevent the spread of diseases and emotional problems that these dogs carry.
Yard C is the third and final courtyard of the clinic which is in the service of the hotel. This environment will be used from the dogs who will be staying at the clinic hotel. Yard C is easily accessible as for dogs even for the staff who will be at their service at all times. This space offers many different elements which positively affect dogs, especially their emotional state as these dogs face a different reality unlike what they are used to seeing and living every day and face the fear of abandonment.
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Circulation in this project takes on a special role and is designed to create stress-free environments. The veterinary clinic consists of 4 main objects connected to each other through corridors. Directly at the first moment the internals of dogs are separated from those of cats because if these two last ones met, their stress level would increase and would negatively affect their emotional and health condition. In the fourth and last building, which is located in the highest level (quota), there is also a panoramic balcony. At this moment visitors can see all the courtyards and how their dogs are socialized but without compromising their privacy. This balcony is also facing the artificial lake of Tirana giving the view a sense of poetry.
experience deck
rain simple
ventilation
view daring framing
lifestyle
parents steel
library creativity
design Tiny House
heirarchy rhythm
glass control
wood white
platforms roof
open spaces transparency
parking office homely
shadows children
complex bright multi-functional small room clean garden density natyral light plants functional
This project aimed to create comfortable and flexible spaces for a family of three, located in a very dense site in Japan. The available space is 25m2. The process of creating structures began with a study of urban spaces. The location is bordered between three highways, together with the entrance, which is directed by the busiest road. To ensure tranquillity in this metropolitan neighbourhood, various spaces have been constructed at the front of the facade, in the shape of a square, while preserving a particular module.
This module is repeated later and in the window spaces in the other levels of the object. The semi-private area created on the ground level allows us to add flora and create a yard. This occurs once more on the platform, which is positioned on the building’s highest level. a platform that turns into a mini rooftop where people can not only relax but also shifts into a poem regarding indoor space. It encourages sunlight to flow from the terrace to the first level, and when it rains, it transforms into an interior waterfall, adding to the experience.
The interior is made up of multiple platforms that serve as flooring and are positioned at various levels. this strategy allows us to make spaces multifunctional. The fact that they are stacked on top of one other in this circulation design indicates that natural light may enter the bottom level through the two skylights on the roof. every environment has abundant natural light. The construction is made up of wood and metal materials because they assist the building responds well to seismic waves and allow the walls to be as thin as possible in order to improve the internal surface area.
Naim Frasheri High School
The form has come as a process of detailed analysis and with a high degree of sensitivity to urban space. The area’s powerful flows and elements have been converted into trajectories that have split the volume into four areas. Scales connect these volumes, assisting in the circulation of user flows. These areas rise above the main volumes, forming a more delicate interaction with the urban silhouette.
The First Volume
One The Volumes is Enlarged To Better Occupy The Specific Shape of The Plot And Create Room For a Second Gym
Fragmentation of The Volume To In Between The Stadiums Clearning borhood
The Inner Conection is Organized Verticaly Aalong These Transparent Volumes
Three Volumes Are Added In Between a Sequence Of Alternated Transparent Providing a Longitudial
The Upper Floors Are Partialy Used Like The Library And Laboriatories, That Can Be Used
Enhance The Visual Connectivity Clearning And The Residential Neighborhood
Small Rotations of The Volumes Create an Entity That Fits Better TO The Dynamic Irregularities of The Plot And The Build Context
Between The Main Ones, Creating Transparent And Closed Spaces And Longitudial Connectivity
Used To Host Important Functions, Laboriatories, And Partialy To Create Roofs
For Special Events
A Linear And Uninterrupted Visual Axis, Despite The Outer Irregularity Of The Volumes Provide Clarity And Ease The Overall Management Of The School The Final Volume
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Internal circulation has played an essential role in shaping the created spaces. Both the interior and exterior are being created simultaneously in order to provide flexible, adaptable areas that stimulates students creativity. an attempt is made to create an interactive space where students feel confident to express themselves in different dimensions. In addition to studies, students have many recreational facilities which are located at different levels of the school.
Stair volumes have the highest height and the use of glass predominates to create a more delicate interplay between indoor and outdoor spaces. This element makes it possible for natural light to be a significant element in the design of spaces.
The journey of a shell-form transformation explored in the Emergence of diferent configurations, generated by the in elements
l-form transformation explored in the Emergence of diferent config
The pocess of learning how to use inputs extracted from a context or natural object in the generative process of Architecture
This models are the results of form finding and transformations process of a natyral object. After detailed analysis of a seashell to find out its hidden patterns and informations through diagrams, the models came to life.
