Patricia Tibu Work Sample

PORTFOLIO Patricia Tibu

Patricia Tibu

Studio Hani Rashid SS22

“Chiaroscuro” looks at reinventing the nightclub typology into a space that caters to the escapist needs of contemporary society. The history of this typology is both a social as well as a technological one - nightclubs being the epitome of both the nocturnal public agora and a laboratory for technological and multimedia experimentation.

Essentially, nightclubs make use of technology in a way that reconstructs the narrative of time and space - mostly by means of sensorial overstimulation, thus achieving a space that exists outside of social norms.

The project is envisioned as a spatial allegory where architecture is meant to create immersive atmospheres that challenge the user’s narrative sense making to the point of complete evasion from the quotidian.

CHIAROSCURO

RIGH HAUPTSAMMELKANAL

SCHOTTENR STATION

PROJECT SITE (UNDERGROUND)

FRANZ JOSEFS KAI

U4

FORMER U2 PLATFOR

Entertainment space _components VIEWING AREA

UNDERGROUND CONNECTION TUNNEL

FOCUS POINT RHYTHM

RING

RMS

DIRECTIONALITY

FRAMING ELEMENTS

PURPOSEFULNESS environment that aligns with the user’s principles

Safe-Place

U4 SUBWAY

CURATED RELATIONSHIP WITH REALITIES OF THE OUTSIDE

U2 SUBWAY ESCAPISM Non-Place

SENSORIAL OVERLOAD “XX” EXTENDED EXPERIENCE

DESIGN

TECHNOLOGY

U4

DONAUKANAL

Spaces that are primarely dedicated to entertainment and media consumption

Medial spaces with highly performative character

Spaces dedicated to the production of content

Kinetic Elements

Axo View A Structural Frames

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Silent Dance Floor

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VR Floor 2 Control room 3 Workshops 4 Sewer Access 5 Broadcast Platform

Circulation

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VR Floor

Concrete Case

Axo View B Structural Frames

Swimming pool floor 3

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Circulation 1

Swimming Pool 2 Recording Studios 3 Sewer Access 4 Access Platform 1

Recording Studios

Concrete Case

FRANZ-JOSEFS-KAI

Technical Space -1 Foyer -2 Bar -3 Recording Studio -4 Mixed Floor -5 Experimentl Floor -6 Chill-out Zone -7 Forum -8 Broadcast Platform -9 Media Studio -10 Control Room -11 Silent Floor -12

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Sectional Top View

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1- Entrance Floor 2- Swimming Pool 3- Mixed Floor 4- Music Recording 5- Experimental Music Floor

6- Forum 7- VR Floor 8- Chill-out Zone 9- Broadcast Platform 10- Temporary living units

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Sectional Overview

Physical Model

Team: Witchaya Jingjit, Anastasia Smirnova, Simonas Sutkus, Patricia Tibu

Studio Hani Rashid SS21

CO2 sequestration

The project is located at Heathrow Airport in the United Kingdom and just like the Yggdrasil tree, it aims to become a tool for organizing and bringing together different worlds. At the same time it is a critique and reaction to the obsoletion of the airport typology as it is currently known.

Establishing an enclosed CO2 cycle within the airport is one of the mai drivers of the project. Therefore, each tower cluster fulfills CO2 synthesizing functions where the gas is turned into either energy, fuel for the planes or sediments that can be used as building materials or plant fertilizers.

A vertical gate prototype has been implemented that intends to act similar to a funnel for the CO2 cycle - synthesizing it into the aforementioned products.

CO2 binds chemically to a filter

Released CO2 is collected

Food& beverages

Greenhouse horticuluture

Towers

YGGDRASIL

Energy, fuels and materials

Take-

-off Platforms

System Components

Transport Connections

Arrival Tower

Departure Tower

Domestic Tower

Agricultura

Public transport Hub

Sectional Diagram

BIO Farming

al zones

CO2 collectors

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1- motorway access 2- gate A 3- cargo transport 4- water capture 5- agriculture zone 6- gate B 7- gate C 8- CO2 farming 9- transit zones

10- BIO farming 11- security zone 12- baggage drop 13- batteries 14- transport hub 15- rail line 16- subway line 17- collectior

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Side Overview

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for performance • mingling of people • very public • scaters • artists • musicians • dissapearing and appearing venues • non-permanent spaces of anti-institutional character •

art

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MoMAS

hydraulic displacement pumps

Team: Emma Sanson, Witchaya Jingjit, Patricia Tibu

Studio Hani Rashid WS20

The Modern Museum of Audible Space is a network of installation art galleries and spaces for artists to create - proposed as an expansion of the public space around New York’s shoreline.

The gallery space is regarded not as a neutral container, but as a historical construct; the museal space of the 21st century is a place of polemic and a relevant mechanism of societal diagnosis.

Drawing from the rich history of the New York Piers, the space is envisioned as a network within which radical thought can unfold and be introduced to a more general audience.

Sound constitutes the connective tissue of this network – this stems from the ambition of creating a languageless communication between the different components that compose the art world.

Expansion Rails

Sub-Sea Public Space

1400 Hz

Art ist -

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specialised studios

instruction spaces

installation spaces

safe haven

spa exc ce for han ge

mm co n ac atio od

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other disciplines

experimental areas

tificial topographies

music

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storage

360 degree parabola

sound research

rooms with different accoustic properties innovation workshops

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maintainance

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Ad hoc Temporary Spaces

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public space - fast use

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360 degree studio

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phase Analysis of sounds at different frequencies

_creation sounds combination between cultural and environment sounds to create specific music as represent communication without language, which we can sense how the New York sound in different perspective.

Artist Studio (Scenario - opened to the public)

Living Pod

Small Gallery

Artist Studio (Scenario - closed to the public)

Diagrammatic Section

park of performers

audible building

artists-in-

-residence

anechoic gallery

modular sound studios

floating park

Sectional Overview

Team: Adriana Boeck, Patricia Tibu

Studio Hani Rashid SS20

Situated at the border between alternative and modern medicine, the project Blue Mindfulness aims at a holistic approach towards mental health.

Engaging the use of water, which has been associated with therapeutic and healing effects, an atmospheric spatiality is proposed as a component of the framework concerning well-being. Tapping into the knowledge offered by the traditional sanatorium typology, we focus on reinterpreting the defining characteristics of this category in resonance with today’s demands. The new paradigm comprises architectural thought and space as a reinforcement of pragmatic healing efforts and is intended as a part of the urban mechanism, rather than a programmed add-on.

BLUE CONSCIENCE

Poor Nutrition Physical Condition Professional Stress

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Family Life Tension Social Pressure

SUPERVISION

ROUTINE - PR

WATER | LIGHT | SOU SENSORIAL QUA

PLACE OF QUIETNESS

Intense short-term exposure - activat the sympathetic n system

Learning to cop extreme stress of immersion may improvements in o cope with all of li

Socio - Cultural Proximity Urban Mechanism People with depression People who require assistance People with burnout

Cyclicity

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- AID - REHABILITATION

DAILY LIFE STRESS

REVENTION

UND AS ALITY

Recreation Restoration / Compensation

DEFICIENCY

Therapy Oriented

People who are uncertain People interested in maintaining mindfulness People looking for a stillness oasis

CONCISTENCY IMBALANCE

SKIN STIMULATION

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PLEASANT SCENT

DISRUPTION

PLAN +1.00 m atrium -1 waitinbg area -2 consultation room -3 treatment room -4 lockers -5 steam area -6 bath area -7 activity lounge -8 swimming pool -9

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Sectional Activity Overview Lounge

awarness

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Realization that all is not lost, and that a fulfilling life is possible.

Stimulating all senses, to return to a conscious feeling within the body.

Reflecting. Awareness. Through bathing, steam baths with light, smell.

Very private, discreet spaces.

preparation

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Taking stock of strengths and weaknesses regarding recovery, and starting to work on developing recovery skills. Go deeper within the body and the mind. Personal consultation, therapy. Flowing water.

Calming noise. Seeing light reflections of moving water.

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rebuilding

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Actively working towards a positive identity, setting meaningful goals and taking control of one’s life. Activating. Opening up oneself.

Visualisation. Affirmation. Meditation. Group therapy. Helping each other through social interaction. More vibrant, lively.

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growth

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Living a full and meaningful life, characterized by selfmanagement of the illness, resilience and a positive sense of self. Social interaction. Spaces to communicate, lounge. More interactive with water. Water as a gathering space. Water for recreation. Pools.

Team: Adriana Boeck, Patricia Tibu

Zlin Urban Development

The spatial organisation of the proposed project aims at creating a dynamic community space. Most strategies employed in assembling this new piece of urban fabric draw inspiration from the strong character of the City of Zlin. Geared towards mitigating the rupture between the workers’ colony residential area and the eastern side of the city centre, the design is highly porous and rich in areas that are meant to bring people together.

Ultimately, by means of its position along the newly proposed axis, the complex becomes a gate towards the flourishing SVIT area. The main programs of the design work in a decentralised way. By bringing together unexpected functions the space becomes vibrant and the urban fabric is activated in an unique way.

ZLIN HANGING GARDENS

MUSEUM 9600 sqm for potential vintage car museum or similar.

PUBLIC SPACE 7450 sqm for programmable public space COMMUNITY & CULTURE 4390 sqm for communal, creative and cultural spaces.

Spaces of workshops, classrooms,auditoriums and small galleries for local art.

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Massing volumes and its fragmentation carefully follows existing buílding volumes of Bata's prewar development (ie. educational buildings alongside T.G. Masaryk square)

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By interlocking differentiated programs into a singular building volume we create hybrid mixed usage

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Due to the cascading nature of the valley project integrates building heights based on the slope and surrounding topography, effectively creating an urban 'raumplan'

The design creates a buffer zone and central hub area by stitching together the existing residential area and the city centre

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The entire project follows a strict and efficient structural grid that is customarily used in parking garages. Vertical grid also allows for cascading strategy.

Green roofs are implemented as part of a “green belt” system that complements the public functions

Upper level green belt

Interlocked mixed program

Main public circulaiton system with public space funcion

RESIDENTIAL 11000 sqm for housing, providing xx-yy apartments. All residencies are with included underground parking spaces, which are connected to the central garage.

SPORTS 3900 sqm for sportive activities, such as basketball, football, tennis, ping pong, children playgrounds. Two indoor halls and several outdoor courts are included.

SERVICES & AMENITIES 2300 sqm for services and other amenities including shops, cafes, restaurants, care services etc.

Multi level parking facility organised according to a 7.50 x 8.25 m grid

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Novesta Sport

Vintage Car Museum

Public Space

Parking Space

The structural grid used throughout the project allows for a dynamic interplay between the museal space and the parking spaces. This results in a new typology of the parking house as a museum. Through this strategy, the visually umpleasant facades of the “traditional” parking houses are replaced by display windows and the accessibility to the exhibition spaces is maximised

The bus terminal becomes a valuable piece of public space by means of integrating the highline typology. The canopy above the terminal follows the cascading character of the rest of the design and accommodates for green spaces and social activities while also allowing the lower level (the effective bus terminal) to be naturally illuminated.

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dense activities in culture, leisure, sport and residential while stitching the urban context

BIO Farming

Park

Sports Court

Car Museum

Residential Building

Rooftop Terrace

Underground Parking

RHIZOPHORA FLOATING HOUSING

LITTLE HAITI & LITTLE RIVER

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BISCAYNE BLVD

Team: Emma Sanson, Patricia Tibu

Miami Floating housing

Building on the idea of Mangrove ecosystems the Rhizophora Floating Housing project takes on the issue of climate gentrification through providing an attractive neighbourhood in a previously unclaimable area. Becoming a continuation of Legion Park, connecting it with the recreational area of Legion Picnic Islands, the new constructions work with various scales distributed across the bay to mimic the dispersive effect that mangrove roots have on nearshore dynamics such as waves. At the core of the new, floating neighbourhood lies various shared green spaces and gardens that allow for the community to host both various activities and markets. The various garden spaces also function as rainwater harvesting facilities, with freshwater systems integrated throughout the structure.

Housing

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COMPETITION SITE BOUNDARY

LEGION PARK

PUBLIC BOAT RAMP (UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

LEGION PICNIC ISLANDS

BISCAYNE BAY

Circulation

Wave Breakers

Green Areas

Plan View

Structural Scaffolding 3 Bedroom Living Unit 1 Bedroom Living Unit

Wooden Deck

2 Bedroom Living Unit

Pontoon Metal Floating Box

Private Docks

Community Spaces

Activities Centre Water Harvesting Garden Public Floating Pathways

Wave Breakers

Exterior Structural Scaffolding Exterior Metal Finish

Anchor / Hanging Point

Steel Framing Wooden Deck

Wood Structure Pontoon Metal Floating Box

Glazing Lath & Plaster Horizontal Planks XPs Board Flood Board Exterior Finish