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samuel pavlik | PORTFOLIO | selected works

HELLO!

I’m Samuel & this is my portfolio!

SOFTWARES

SAMUEL PAVLIK

LANGUAGES

Slovak - native

English- B2

Español- B2

HOBBIES

EDUCATION

Travelling

Sport Painting Photography

FA ČVUT v Praze 2017-2018

ESET UCH CEU Cardenal Herrera, Valencia 2018-2023

KTH School of Architecture Feb 2022-Jun 2022

Escola Tècnica Superior d´Arquitectura en Barcelona 2023-2025

WORK

EXPERIENCE

labanc.studio Oct 2023-Mar 2024

SIEBERT+TALAŠ Jul 2024-Sep 2024

PINEARQ SLP. Oct 2024-Jun 2025

HOUSING IN BUENOS AIRES

KINDERGARTEN IN PORTO HOUSE FOR PEGGY GUGGENHEIM 1 2 3 4

KIRUNA TRAIN STATION

House for Peggy Guggenheim|

HOUSE FOR PEGGY GUGGENHEIM

The task for this project was to design a house for someone famous with a specific needs. The client for this project was an extravagant art collector Peggy Guggenheim. Therefore, the house should reflect her personality and job. Located in the city centre of Valencia, thrown in a classical mediterranean plaza, the universe of flying boxes defying the laws of physics is introducing a suitable home for such artsy person as Peggy Guggenheim and her husband is.

CIRCULATION

DIVISION

PUSH, PULL & ADD

THE HOUSE

longitudinal section 1:100

KINDERGARTEN IN PORTO

How are we thinking about the spaces when we have to think about the most little ones? This project of kindergarten set up a challenge in terms of dimensions and distances. Here the space tries to be useful and playful at the same time. An almost complete freedom. Movement flows naturally along these curved walls and hilly gardens of this sweet moon land for children. The space encourages to think and live free, be creative and think outside of the box. The color palette, the wavy walls and roof were chosen in order to resemble to the waves, hills and azulejos tiles that Porto is famous for.

main entrance perspective

longitudinal section 1:200

transversal section 1:200

HOUSING IN BUENOS AIRES

Buenos Aires. City on a river or a river in a city? This project of housing in the Belgrano neighborhood of Buenos Aires is a complex study of the three housing typologies. The tower, the block and the house. All together in one. With a location touching the La Plata river, it acts not only as a tetris matrix but also as a predictor of a future expansion of the city towards the river. The two jenga towers aim to add a significant point in the landscape of Buenos Aires. Complexity, views and privacy are the three words defining this project on shore.

view from a terrace

master section 1:2000

house section 1:100

block level 0, 1:200

block level 4, 1:200

block southern elevation, 1:200

block northern elevation, 1:200

tower levels 4,12 & 20, 1:200

tower levels 5, 13 & 21, 1:200

tower section, 1:200

tower elevation, 1:200

KIRUNA TRAIN STATION

Far beyond the Polar Circle. Inside a no man’s land in the wild arctic. Conditions completely different from almost any other place in this World. And yet it exists. Kiruna.

A living phenomenon, a city that’s literally walking because it has to. The biggest ore mine in Europe is seen from everywhere in this town. A good hand giving bread, but also a reminder of ubiquitous silent fragility. And so is this project. With the city moving itself 3.5km to the east, a new city centre along with the train station is awaiting. Its shape and material reuse is a metamorphosis of the ore and the city. City and ore.