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SIMONE CAROPPO Naples - Italy

14.05.1997

I was born and raised in a family of engineers and architects and from an early age I developed a strong passion for architecture and design.

The characteristics that have always distinguished me are creativity and precision; I can give my best by working in a team, having developed a strong attitude towards problems solving. What I love the most about my profession, is seeing my ideas take shape and how they can influence people’s lives.

Simone.caroppo@gmail.com +39 331 3027144

C U R R I C U L U M V I TA E WORK EXPERIENCES LOUIS VUITTON Paris

A S S I S TA N T P R OJ E C T M A N A G E R J u l y 2 0 22 / D e c e m b e r 2 0 22

G A N KO Milan

P R O J E C T A S S I S TA N T A p r i l 2 0 22 / M a y 2 0 22

E D U C AT I O N POLITECNICO DI MILANO

MASTER DEGREE A R C H I T E C T U R E - B U I LT E N V I R O N M E N T - I N T E R I O R S September 2019 / May 2023

FEDERICO II NAPOLI

B AC H E LO R D E G R E E ARCHITRCTURE Università Degli Studi Di Napoli Federico II 110/110 cum Laude September 2017 February 2019

LANGUAGE SKILLS January 2019

ENGLISH TOEIC at Eas Milano 870/990 pt > B2

Native language

I TA L I A N

S O F T WA R E S Ve c t o r i a l drawing

AUTOCAD

Rendering

LUMION V R AY

3D modeling

SKETCHUP RHINO 3DS MAX

Adobe

PHOTOSHOP I L L U S T R AT O R INDESIGN

Parametric modeling

GRASSHOPPER

Photogrammetry

M E TA S H A P E

PROJECTS SELECTION During my university career I was able to tackle very different projects, allowing me to understand that I have a preference for small-scale ones that allow me to go into more detail both in the architectural composition and in the definition of the most meticulous details related to the interiors .

I selected the most interesting projects related to small and medium scale, inserting a residence, two public projects and concluding with an art exhibition.

These three themes, as well as representing my didactic work, also indicate what I would like to develop in my f u t u r e p r o f e s s i o n a l c a r e e r.

INDEX

Residetial: 6

INHAUS LAB COMPETITION

Public: 10

T U R I N ’ S H E A LT H PA R K

14

CHIMNEY GALLERY

Exhibition: 16

I TA L I A N F U T U R I S M E X H I B I T I O N

MODULHOME READY TO LIVE

INHAUS LAB COMPETITION Ye a r : 2 0 1 9 Category: Residential Location: Undefined The “INHAUS LAB” competition consists in the realization of a project for a prefabricated residential villa using the innovative construction techniques of the Spanish company. The concept behind the project is that the user can choose from a large catalog of houses, buy the one he likes the most and have it assembled in less than 30 days.

Based on this concept, my project proposal introduces the themes of Modularity and Flexibility. In fact, in addition to favoring the assembly on site and mass production, they make the project adaptable to the needs of the user who can choose between different combinations of module assembly and the possibility of adding new rooms in the future. Finally, the project takes place in the absence of context, because each villa is designed to be able to adapt to different types of users and landscapes.

Project: Simone Caroppo Professor: Paola Scala

p. 6 - Inhaus Lab Competition I Residential

DESIGN PHASES

SURFACE

FOCUS

SIZING

The project of the house is based on the assumption that it can be purchased by different customers and therefore can adapt to as many contexts

The theme of the house focuses on the presence of a central element that can perform several functions

To size this element it was necessary to establish a hypothetical floor space of 3.60 m

CORE

COMPOSITION After designing this element, I drew its projection on the plane

The central element has been designed so that it can perform the function of chimney, staircase and connection between the prefabricated modules

MODULE The module I used is a square of 2.25 x 2.25m

p. 8 - Inhaus Lab Competition I Residential

GRID The module was used to draw a reference grid on the ground

COMMUDOLATIO I carried out geometric analyzes in order to search for a dimension that can be used as a module

INSERTION The central element has been inserted in the reference grid

MODULE The module I used is a square of 2.25 x 2.25m

LIMITS I then established the perimeter of the house using the grid as a reference.

In this way i was able to identify 3 areas

GRID The module was used to draw a reference grid on the ground

INSERTION The central element has been inserted in the reference grid

ORIENTATION

PLAN Based on the previous sheme, I designed the distribution of the ground floor

To design the distribution of the ground floor it was essential to establish the orientation of the house.

Defining a living area and a sleeping area

EXTRUSION Subsequently an extrusion of 3.60m of the 3 blocks was made, generating as many volumes.

EMPTYING The living room cell was emptied by eliminating the upper surface

OVERLAP 3 other blocks identical to the lower ones were overlapped

ROTATION The empty block above the saloon was rotated 180 ° to form a double-height space

SLIDE The block to the north has been slotted to the west by the length of one module

PLAN Having determined the surface of the first floor, I continued with designing the plan

WALLS External walls were added to fill the gaps between modules

FINITURES The last piece join the two main volumes creating a small balcony

The last step was the design of the facades

FACADES

Design phases - p. 9

C ATA L O G MODULES

M11 | 4.5x11 m X2

M11r | 4.5x11 m X2

M4 | 3x4.5 m X2

S | 3x4.5 m X1

PERIMETRAL WALLS P225 | 2.25x3 m

P150 | 1.5x3 m

X10

X2

P215 | 2.15x4 m

P150w | 1.5x3 m

X1

X2

P206 | 2.06x3 m

P129 | 1.29x3 m

X2

X1

P188 | 1.88x3 m

P124 | 1.24x3 m

X3

X9

P188d | 1.88x3 m

P104 | 1.04x3 m

X1

X3

P97w | 0.97x3 m

X2 P88 | 0.88x3 m

X3

INTERIOR WALLS C200 | 2x3 m

C80 | 0.8x3 m

C13 | 0.13x3 m

X20

X6

X6

C143 | 1.43x3 m

C55 | 0.55x3 m

Cd | 0.8x0.4 m

X6 C100 | 1x3 m

X2

X6 C20 | 0.2x3 m

X2

WINDOWS W100 | 1x3 m

Wd125 | 1.25x3 m

X32

X1

p . 1 0 -I n h a u s L a b C o m p e t i t i o n I R e s i d e n t i a l

X14

CHOSEN DESIGN

Axonometry

OTHER POSSIBLE DESIGNS

Parts catalog, combinations - p. 11

Ground floor

First floor

p . 1 2 -I n h a u s L a b C o m p e t i t i o n I R e s i d e n t i a l

0

1

2

3

4

5m

S e c t i o n A A’

Section BB’

Est facade

Nord facade

Plans, sections , facades - p. 13

Main entrance

Backyard p . 1 4 -I n h a u s L a b C o m p e t i t i o n I R e s i d e n t i a l

Living

Dinning room Renders - p. 15

P. S. R. I. Torino

T U R I N ’ S H E A LT H PA R K Ye a r : 2 0 2 0 Category: Hospital L o c a t i o n : Tu r i n T h e h o s p i t a l o f t h e Tu r i n ’s H e a l t h P a r k i s c e r t a i n l y the largest-scale project among those selected,it is a building of 142,000 square meters spread over 6 floors plus 2 underground ones, in which all the fundamental functions for the correct use of a hospital had to be located, such as the emergency room, the operating block and hospital stays; all distributed in order to guarantee a perfect functioning of the flows and connections between the various departments.

The reason why this project was included in the portfolio is the Focus that was carried out on the hospitalization f l o o r. I n f a c t , i n a d d i t i o n t o d e v e l o p i n g t h e p l a n o f the standard floor in compliance with the regulatory indications related to flows and fire prevention, I was able to design aspects such as the architectural quality of the rooms, the optimization of spaces and the time spent by the patient.

Project: Simone Caroppo - Paolo Grossi Giulia Stegagnini - Pasquale Cotena Anamaria Gutièrrez Fonollà Professor: Roberto Ravegnani Morosini - Stefano Capolongo

p . 1 6 - Tu r i n ’ s h e a l t h p a r k I P u b l i c

Hospitalization plan

Double bedroom

Nurses deck station

Doctors Coworking

Double bedroom - Disabled

Nurses kitchen

Waiting room

Deposit

Medical office

Relax area

p . 1 8 - Tu r i n ’ s h e a l t h p a r k I P u b l i c

0

1

2

3

4

5m

Dirty deposit

Head office

Private relax area

Clean deposit

Secretariat

Reunion room

Assisted toilet

Private toilet

Main office

Nurses room

Public toilet

Hospitalization - p. 19

Double bedroom module - Plan

Double bedroom - Section

p . 2 0 - Tu r i n ’ s h e a l t h p a r k I P u b l i c

0

1

2m

Interiors

Hospitalization - p. 21

C H I M N E Y G A L L E R Y M i l a n o

CHIMNEY GALLERY Ye a r : 2 0 2 1 Category: Art Gallery Location: Milan

The Chimney Gallery project is located in Milan in via Conchetta, an area that in the 30s was identified as the i n d u s t r i a l a r e a o f t h e c i t y. T h e p r o j e c t h a s t h e d e s i r e t o recover and revitalize the scenario of that years, with its industrial landscape leaning against the banks of the canals, bringing the project to take the appearance of a historic production building, consisting of a large chimney a s t h e s h a p e o f o u r g a l l e r y.

The project also aims to fill an urban void due to the demolition of a residential building, and it is precisely in adherence to this blind wall that the second volume of the gallery develops, a thin building that includes the lift system and some inherent functions to the gallery which, thanks to four passerels, connects to the exhibition chimney which, standing out from the context, becomes a landmark capable of recalling the scenario present in the past.

Project: Simone Caroppo - Paolo Grossi Professor: L u c a B a s s o Pe r e s s u t - E l e n a C a o

p . 22 - C h i m n e y G a l l e r y I P u b l i c

Masterplan

p. 24 - Chimney Gallery I Public

0

5

10

15m

Masterplan - p. 25

Plan -1

p. 26 - Chimney Gallery I Public

0

1

2

3

4

5m

Facade, Via Conchetta

0

1

2

3

4

5m

Plan and facade - p. 27

2b 2c

2a

2d

2h

2e

2g 2f

Ground floor

Artworks: Rachel Sussman, Sidewalk Kintsukuroi - 2

1a

p. 28 - Chimney Gallery I Public

0

1

2

3

4

5m

F a c a d e , V i a Tr o i l o

0

1

2

3

4

5m

Plan and facade - p. 29

3

5a 5b

4 5i

5c

5h

5d

5e

5g 5f

First floor

p. 30 - Chimney Gallery I Public

Artworks: Ettore Favini, Private view - 3 Damien Hirst, T.P.I.D.M.S.L.- 4 Lucio Fontana, Concetto spaziale, Attese - 5

0

1

2

3

4

5m

S e c t i o n A A’

0

1

2

3

4

5m

Plan and section - p. 31

6

7

Second floor

p. 32 - Chimney Gallery I Public

Artworks: Claudio Olivieri, Incunabolo 92 - 6 Mé, Contact - 7

0

1

2

3

4

5m

Section BB’

0

1

2

3

4

5m

Plan and section - p. 33

8a

10a

9

10b

10f

10e

10c

10d

Third floor

p. 34 - Chimney Gallery I Public

Artworks: Luca Andreoni, Crepacci - 8 Anish Kapoor, Descension - 9 Anish Kapoor, Shine - 10

0

1

2

3

4

5m

Section CC’

0

1

2

3

4

5m

Plan and section - p. 35

8b

11

Fourth floor

p. 36 - Chimney Gallery I Public

Artworks: Luca Andreoni, Crepacci - 8 Anish Kapoor, Ascension - 11

0

1

2

3

4

5m

Fifth floor

0

1

2

3

4

5m

Plans - p. 37

Axonometry

p. 38 - Chimney Gallery I Public

Underground entrance

Interiors

Panoramic passerel

Axo and renders - p. 39

Model 1:100

p. 40 - Chimney Gallery I Public

Model 1:100

Model - p. 41

I TA L I A N F U T U R I S M E X H I B I T I O N Ye a r : 2 0 22 Category: Art exhibition Location: Milan The aim of this project is to design the set-up for an exhibition on Italian Futurism, inside buildings not intended for this use, through the design of temporary installations that allow the building to host the art e x h i b i t i o n . O u r p r o j e c t i s i n C a s a d e l F a s c i o b y Po r t a l u p p i in Milan, currently used as a police station, characterized b y a l a r g e i n t e r n a l c o u r t y a r d a n d t h e p r e s e n c e o f a t o w e r.

The design of our exhibition starts from the analysis of the themes that characterize the identity of the Italian Futurist movement.

In fact, the project aims to represent two of the many themes: the love for a new image of architecture and hate towards history and everything that represents it, including museums.

All the added elements are designed with materials that comes from construction sites like the electrowelded mesh, that we used to build a grid that wraps all the existing building used for hang the artworks of our exhibition and for create a new space in the space canceling the context and its historical connotation.

In the court of the building we decide to build a 10 meters tower in the form of a scaffolding, as well as creating more covered surface to display the statues and generate a new relationship between the real tower present on site, the tower allows the visitor to appreciate the context from an unedited view having the perception of a new space.

Project: Simone Caroppo - Paolo Grossi Professor: A s l i Ç i ç e k - M i c h e l e Po r c e l l u z z i

p. 42 -Italian Futurism exhibition I Exhibition

Plan and Artworks

p. 44 -Italian Futurism exhibition I Exhibition

0

1

2

3

4

5m

Model 1:20

Layout and Model - p. 45

Wall installation

Small artworks case

Prospective section

0 p. 46 -Italian Futurism exhibition I Exhibition

1

2

3m

Statue stand

Scaffolding

Section - p. 47

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