Portfolio Wolfgang Fischer

WOLFGANG FISCHER

Architecture & Motion Graphics PORTFOLIO

EN Year 2022 Pages 110

Graduation master's degree with distinction

2019

Assembly

Motion Graphic Projects Various Clients

Franz&Sue Architects, Vienna

Animation and Motion Graphic

Freelance - Motion Graphics

2014

Franz&Sue architects | Vienna

2014

TU Berlin | TU Vienna

2013

Master programme TU Berlin | TU Vienna The Dadeng Plan Planning. A Process

(Various clients)

(Architect, Fulltime)

Master programme, Architecture

franz Architects, Vienna

franz architects Vienna

2010

(Junior Architect - Fulltime)

Bachelor degree

2010

BucholzMcEvoy Architects Berlin/Dublin

2009

Project: Identity p05

(Internship, Freelancer)

University of Applied Science Erfurt

2007

Civilian service, Red Cross

2006

Apprenticeship diploma Architectural draftsman

2005

BMCEA Architects, Berlin/Dublin Bachelor of Architecture University of Applied Science Erfurt

Bachelor programme, Architecture

Deggendorf, Germany

Technical school Deggendorf Faculty of civil engineering

2002

Born in the solitude of the Bavarian Forest

Knoerich Architects Deggendorf

1985

Viechtach, Germany

Life

Time

Work Experience

Education

Illustrator

Rhinoceros Archicad

Photoshop

Cinema4D

SKILLS

PhotoScan Pro

Professional Learning

Autocad

Revit

Allplan

German

Indesign

After Effects Excel

Premiere

Corona Render

Lightroom

Grasshopper DIVA

Word

Vray

English

Power Point

Processing French

p5.js

3d Studio Blender

Spanish Norwegian

CAD | BIM Software

3D Modeling/ Render / Photogrammetry

Adobe

MS Office

Coding Visual Programming

Language

MOTION GRAPHICS In the course of my studies I started to create animated videos on the projects. Self-taught and passionate, I developed a more professional approach to creating animations and explanation videos.

The videos and other projects in this field can be found at: http://wj-fischer.de/motion-graphics/

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VEINS OF VIENNA

Veins of Vienna This visual mobility report examines the bicycle situation in Vienna. In a personal field research as a bicycle courier in a period of one year, the bicycle lane network was examined more closely and peculiarities and dangers were uncovered.

The video serves as evidence against the city's claim of having one of the safest bicycle networks in Europe.

Hydropower Technologies

Vienna Terror

Various clips were created for a stateowned company to explain how different hydropower technologies work.

The videos were part of an exhibition, used for lectures and for the company's website.

On the eve of the second curfew taking effect due to the Covid-19 pandemic, a jihadist-motivated terrorist attack occurred in the center of Vienna. This video is intended to visualize the events surrounding the attack in Vienna, as well as the subsequent insecurities among the Viennese population.

Assembly pt-1 | pt-2

Fish Sluice Höllenstein

The basis for the master thesis: Assembly was formed by 3 aspects of the current political and architectural situation. The video is considered as a teaser and initial reflection for my master project.

The main video shows the most important conceptual considerations for the project. The video was created in the course of an exhibition of my thesis at the "Architekturzentrum Wien".

For an ecological use of hydropower it is necessary not to disturb the natural movement of fish upstream. For older structures, this continuity must be created subsequently. A sustainable sluice was developed to compensate for any energy losses. The video explains how the technology, which was later patented, works

Situation | Project

ECN - Concept Video

Motion Graphics

In the context of the design and concept presentation of the Evangelical Campus in Nuremberg, Germany, I created a video for Franz&Sue Architects. The key features of the design were packed into a 9min video for the final presentation.

PW: F&S

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Dar Dasht - A Process

2000 degrees

For the study project “Dar Dasht” in Esfahan, Iran, a strategy was developed to revitalize a derelict district in a sustainable way.

The heart of this plan is a community center that controls and organizes the reanimation of the bazaar and the district of dar dasht.

Animation for the study project "Sports Center" at the Technical University Vienna.

The project aims to formally embody the common character of sports. The different sports are arranged on a common spiral plane that rotates a total of 2000°.

One Night of Terror - Vienna Attacks

Eventmap By collecting data through social media posts, press coverage, and official police protocols, the movement profile of the assassin in the night of November 2, 2020 was created.

The three-dimensional time-distance diagram provides the event map of the night of the vienna attacks.

Impact

Motion Graphics

In the ambiguity of the first hours of the Vienna Attacks, the reports overflowed. A general uncertainty about the situation followed. The reactions of the city's population were studied and graphically displayed.

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Investigation The investigation of the terrorist attack has not yet been completed. The subject of the ongoing criminal investigation is still the network of the attacker.

Heatmap The most frequent routes were identified using a function that determined the frequency of use via measurement points.

The recorded GPS routes via Strava were first exported via a GIS program and then analyzed using Rhinoceros and Grasshopper. After points were distributed in equal distance on the respective curves, the function in Grasshopper determines the frequency of the points via a proximity function. Visually displayed using coloured three-dimensional vertical bar charts.

Simulation Everyday situations were modeled and simulated three-dimensionally on the basis of photos. The aim was to vividly visualize particular dangers for cyclists in road traffic and to point out the problems and causes.

VEINS OF VIENNA - MOBILITY REPORT

Photogrammetry

Motion Graphics

In the process of a closer analysis of particular problematic areas for bicycle traffic, one location was precisely captured as a point cloud.

The situation was visualized with simple mobile Photographs and the help of photogrammetry technology.

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ARCHITECTURE Designs, urban strategies and architecture projects of my studies in Erfurt, Berlin and Vienna This is a small selection of the most important works starting with my master thesis. http://wj-fischer.de/architecture/

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ASSEMBLY P46

THE DADENG PLAN P54

DAR DASHT - A PROCESS P62

2000 DEGREES P72

LIBRARY TOMORROW P82

IDENTITY CITY ERFURT

ASSEMBLY

Architecture

ASSEMBLY JERUSALEM | COUNTRY TO BE NAMED

Master Thesis TU Vienna | Dep for Spatial and Sustainable Design Prof. Christian Kühn

Crisis Politics, and particularly Democracy, is changing.

At present, these changes are most noticeable in western countries, due to growing mistrust towards politicians, the increasing popularity of populist parties, a general disenchantment with politics or the phenomenon of so-called „Wutbürger".

Critisism The Parliament as a building type contributes worldwide to national self-representation and self-perception through its symbolic effect. It is almost a matter of course that parliament buildings present themselves with a very strong monumentality, to be expressed by size, staging and architectural style.

The dismissive character of a monument, and especially a monument of national identity, might be part of the problem.

For instead of transparency or closeness to the people, it is rather motifs such as pathos and reverence that can be attributed to these monuments.

There are attempts to give parliaments an architectural interpretation of their basic democratic ideas. The question is, however, whether it is sufficient, for example, to grant a limited number of visitors access to a glass dome?

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Chance

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The Middle East is testing ground for this thought experiment.

There is hardly any other place in the world where politics manifests itself more in buildings than in Israel, Gaza or the West Bank.

However, an area shaped by instability, destruction and conflict-ridden buildings can also be an ideal environment for imagination and vision.

The current situation in the region is clouding optimism about the future. The likelihood of a lasting status quo is very high given the conditions set by both sides. Understandably, there is a lack of idealism in the debate about the future of Israel and Palestine. Yet belief in the ideal only becomes possible by fading out realism. Rather, it is about a visionary idea, a utopia that probably will never come true. This work is based on a game of thought and the demand for more idealism.

It is about understanding the conflict in the Middle East as a chance for conceiving new forms of democracy and its structural formulations for a state after apartheid, whatever the name of this state may be. It should be a search for other types of society.

Models that are different from anything we have seen before.

The concept of the Assembly is divided into three conceptual spheres. The levels of information, reality and imaginary stand for three Tempora: Past, Present and Future which are spatially translated into the following three elements

ARCHIVE The foundation for a peaceful solution lies in a joint analysis of history. The archive as an active instance for consensus building with regard to the prevailing narratives forms the level of the past and the information. The underground building complex is accessible to the public via a cut in the terrain and contains a hybrid of archive and educational facility.

SQUARE The second level and level of the present, in other words the "reality" or the "now", is the public square. In addition to a place for social exchange, it provides space for trade, culture and public discourse. The square forms the mediating level between archive and Assembly. It is both access level and buffer zone for both institutions. The structure of the Assembly floating above the square can be reached via an elevation. In the topography of the square, the artificial hill forms an antipole to the incision in the terrain. A sharp edge is created by cutting off the modifications of the terrain. The disturbance of the otherwise homogeneous topography is to be understood as a reference to border lines.

ASSEMBLY The Assembly building above the square represents the future and the imaginary. A place where decisions are made and where future is shaped. The concrete form of the structure and the space it creates, as well as its existence on the site, is not sealed. The concept aims to enable and provoke a process of migration and transformation in the building.

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FOUNDATION FOR A CONSENSUS

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INFORMATION

PAST

Manifesto

INSTRUMENT - NOT MONUMENT "DECENTRALIZATION" - FRAGMENTS AS A MOTIF FOR A COLLECTIVE IDENTITY THE PUBLIC AS AN INTEGRAL PART OF THE ASSEMBLY PARTICIPATION AS MOTIF FOR A DEMOCRATIC BUILDING FLEXIBILITY AND ADAPTATION AS A MOTIF FOR PERMANENT TRANSFORMATION DISSOLUTION OF BORDERS AND BARRIERS COLLECTIVE REAPPRAISAL AS THE FOUNDATION OF A STABLE DEMOCRACY

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Fragments

Transformation

Structure

Transparency

Architecture Studies

Borders

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Future in a pacified Middle East tive Journey

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Location Jerusalem is considered to be one of the key issues in the Israel-Palestine conflict. Both peoples claim the holy city as the political center of their state. This fact and the history of Jerusalem make this place the ideal starting point for this thought experiment.

The “Damascus Triangle” north of the old town was part of a broad buffer zone between Jordan and Israel after the First War of Independence. As a neutral ground, it is still considered the border between East and West Jerusalem. A place that, given its neutrality, cannot be historically claimed for either side.

The topography found allows a generous view of the historic old city of Jerusalem and is equally visible in the city structure.

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Architecture Studies

Topography

Archive

Public Square

ASSEMBLY

Interessen

2. Interests Panels

Einreichung von einem oder Teilen eines Gesetzesvorschlags / Formulierung von Interessen

3. Review Panels

Organisation von Expertenanhörungen, Vorträgen usw. auf Basis des Inputs aus den Interest Panels

~ 250 MP

5. Rules Council

Überprüfung und Modifikation von Verfahrensregeln

150 MP

12 MP x N N = Interessensgemeinschaften, Lobbys

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Gesetzgebung

Gesetzesvorschlag

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400 MP 6. Oversight Council Überwacht die Einhaltung der aktuellen Regeln

1. Agenda Council

Vorschlag von Themen für Gesetzesänderungen

4. Policy Jury

Architecture Studies

Anonyme Abstimmung und Verabschiedung Gesetz

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Controlling

Archive Logistics, Archive - Objects, Video, Audio, Print

Workshops Photography, cartography, printmedia, Bookbinding, Wood- & Metalworkshop Restauration, Laboratory Digitization Archive

Entrance

Administration Communication, Exhibition, Educational Program, Events, Workshopmanagement, Management, Conference

The functional areas archive, workshops and administration are situated around three courtyards. In addition to illuminating the work and access areas, the courtyards provide a visual link between public and visitors space and the archive space. Classic functions such as collection, cataloging, restoration, digitization and archiving are supplemented by the educational mandate. Visitors should be given the opportunity to participate in the process. The center of the complex is an Exhibition Space. Access, exhibition, event areas and the actual archive are arranged around the main courtyard in three layers.

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Archive

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Visitors to the archive are led down inclined levels. The visitor's space ends in an auditorium below the courtyard. The main circulation encircles the inner courtyard, which is set apart from the facade.

The lavishly landscaped and topographically designed courtyard itself is part of the exhibition and can be understood as a further reference to the Israel-Palestine conflict. It represents one of the central issues of conflict between the two people: ‘a piece of land’. It is an element of utopia which can never be reached within the complex of the archive.

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Archiv Logistik, Archiv - Objekte, Film und Ton, Print..

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Werkstätten Fotografie,Kartographie, Printmedien, Buchbinderei Holz- & Metallwerkstatt Restauration, Labor, Digitalisierung

Werkstätten Fotografie,Kartography, Printmedien, Buchbinderei Holz- & Metallwerkstatt Restauration, Labor Archiv Logistik, Archiv - Objekte, Film und Ton, Print..

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The public space serves not only as buffer space between archive and Assembly, but also as a mediator for both functions. By manipulating the topography, the entrances for archive and Assembly are created. A fold in the plaza ensures access to the archive, while an elevation offers the possibility to enter the floating structure of the Assembly. The rigid grid of the structure dominates the square. A disturbance is created by a line in the perpendicular pattern. This disturbance stands as symbol for border and can be perceived as historical reference. The harmony of the landscape (topography) is disturbed by a human intervention and shows the brutality and absurdity of borders in the special context of the Middle East. The artificial axis becomes apparent in the inner courtyard of the archive. The structure of the Assembly, in which the fictional border no longer matters, overcomes this rift.

Public Square

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Architecture Studies

Räumliche Beziehung

Integration der Öffentlichkeit

Architecture Studies

Assembly

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The public space serves not only as buffer space between archive and Assembly, but also as a mediator for both functions. By manipulating the topography, the entrances for archive and Assembly are created. A fold in the plaza ensures access to the archive, while an elevation offers the possibility to enter the floating structure of the Assembly. The rigid grid of the structure dominates the square. A disturbance is created by a line in the perpendicular pattern. This disturbance stands as symbol for border and can be perceived as historical reference. The harmony of the landscape (topography) is disturbed by a human intervention and shows the brutality and absurdity of borders in the special context of the Middle East. The artificial axis becomes apparent in the inner courtyard of the archive. The structure of the Assembly, in which the fictional border no longer matters, overcomes this rift.

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1. Agenda Council (proposals on topics) The legislative process begins in the Agenda Council. It is the place where the agenda is set. Problems are identified or introduced via petitions. In addition to examining and researching individual topics, decisions are made together on where action is needed and what needs to be negotiated in the further process. "The Common" or "the Collective" 1. Agenda Council should be spatially symbolized. The visibility within this body strengthens the collective nature of the Agenda Council. Visual relationships are enabled by a ring or atrium configuration.

POLICY JURY

Large ballot hall, Pnyx. Presentation of the bill by 3 me Voting among a committee chosen b

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Public Path

Vorschlag von Themen für Gesetzesänderungen

Visitor Centre

Promenade, Roofgarden, Gallery, Forum

Library, Restaurant

Policy Jury - Galery, Roof Garden

1. Agenda Council Vorschlag von Themen für Gesetzesänderungen

The Collective

AGENDA COUNCIL

Topic determination, Agenda, Dialogue with the public, Research Petitions Conference Room

Ring

MAIN ENTRANCE - POLICY JURY AGENDA COUNCIL

4. Policy Jury (Vote on legislation) Arguing against a physical space in the era of digitization is fundam derstandable. However, a dignifie speaks for the importance, signifi burden of this institution. An arch perience is essential for the ritua the design of a hall, the significan individual voice is to be emphasi proportion of human to space.

RP | AUDITORIUM

Hearings, panel discussions, interviews with experts, Lectures for general information collection for "Committees

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VIEW PANEL

paration of the legislative proposal ed on the input of the interest panel

INTERESTPANEL

Preparation of legislative proposals, "Lobbies" in autonomous groups formulate interests Transfer of proposals and requests to review panel

2. Interest Panel (preparation of legislative proposals) In the Interest Panel, legislative proposals are developed by smaller interest groups. The focus here will not be on an exchange of ideas between groups, 2. Interest Panel but rather on individual units. Selforganized groups of up to 12 people assemble here. The individual units are spatially organized in cells.

Erstellung von Gesetztesvorschlägen

2. Interest Panel Erstellung von Gesetztesvorschlägen

Units

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ADMINISTRATION

OVERSIGHT COUNCIL

Compliance monitoring of rules of procedure

3. Review Panels (review of legislative proposals)

The Review Panel organises hearings, interviews with experts, lectures and discussions. The input coming from individual Interest Panels passes through a process of review and comparison leading to a final legislative proposal.

The various situations and settings along this path are translated spatially in a bracket or u-shape configuration. hearings, interviews

with experts, lectures and discussions. The input coming from individual Interest Panels passes through 3. a process of review and comReview Panel parison leading to a final legislative proposal.

The various situations and settings along this path are translated spatially in a bracket or ushape configuration.

Gesetztesvorschläge überprüfen und ausarbeiten

4. Policy Jury Abstimmung über Gesetzesvorschläge

3. Review Panel Gesetztesvorschläge überprüfen und ausarbeiten

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FUTURE TRANSFORMATION POSSIBILITIES

OVERSIGHT COUNCIL

INTEREST PANEL

RULES COUNCIL REVIEW PANEL

FUTURE TRANSFORMATION POSSIBILITIES

POLICY JURY

Architecture Studies

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Component activation of the ceilings

Construction

Textile sun protection, Linen white, extendable

Extensive greening + substrate 10cm Waterproofing 2nd layer - slated - root resistant Sealing 1st layer Root-resistant/self-adhesive gradient insulation Vapor barrier PE foil 0,2mm Concrete/wood composite floor ( prefabricated)

Industrial screed (with hard grain infill) PE foil 0,2mm Cement-bonded particleboard Hollow floor 15cm /installation area Concrete/wood composite floor (precast) H: 30 +20 Component activation of the ceiling Cooling in summer Heating in winter

Textile sun protection, Linen white, extendable

Solar radiation (Summer/Winter)

Roofgarden

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Two-pane solar protection glazing Reinforced concrete primary structure 10m x 10m

D1 Glass parapet

BSH Laminated timber Secondary construction 5m x 5m

Concrete/wood composite prefabricated panel, h: 20+15

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THE DADENG PLAN

Urban Strategy

SMART AIRPORT CITY XIAMEN | FUJAN PROVINCE CHINA

1st Year Master TU Berlin | CHORA City & Energy Prof Raoul Bunschoten Collaboration: Mareike Schlatow

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CO2 REDUCTION

ENVIRONMENT

PROTECTED LANDSCAPE

DATA DRIVEN FLEXIBILITY

GOVERNANCE

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USER INTERFACE

PARTICIPATION HERITAGE

Airport City

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IDENTITY CULTURAL SPIRIT

Smart City

What is an airport city?

What is a smart city?

What difference does an airport make When it comes to smart cities often CO2 within an urban context? friendly masterplans are the result of an Airports are generally of increasing sigongoing debate about latest technologies and nificance in cities that are growing toMOBILITY smart features ENVIRONMENT that save energy. ButGOVERNANC that metropolitan areas. There is a contradicis not the only argument that makes a city ENERGY SPACE PT [PES1] AIRPORT DATA DRIVEN SYSTE tion between the people´s needs for quick XIAMEN INTERNATIONAL smart, instead we PUBLIC defined 7 aspects influPROTECTED FAST TRAIN AFT PARTICIPATION and easy transportation and their values AIRPORT encing the smartness ofCOASTLINE/ a city: mobility, FISH-SALTFARMS when it comes to residential life. society, environment, economy, living,COMMUNITY enMETRO NETWORK CO2 NEUTRAL TRANSPORTATION Cold and characterless terminals, inhuman ergy and governance.

These special fields BICYCLETRACKS scales and places with no identification constitute the foundation forXXhaa detailed PARK AND NATURE AREAS E-BIKE STATION lead to a mainly negative attitude tobuilding kit including all essential tools RAINWATER COLLECTION SYSTEMS wards airports beside of course the noise MOTORWAY and XXKM elements for an environmental, society WASTEWATERMANAGMENT emission. and economy friendly future of cities. The FERRYROUTES /INDUSTRIEHARBOUR The airport should be build with highest starting point of REDUCTION our proposal isANDbased on OF INDUSTRIAL AIR SEA-POLLUTION URBAN UNDERGOUND GOODS standards and best technologies, espethe idea of a Micro/Mega Social District TRANSPORTATION [Ugt1] cially today where CO2 emissions and en(MSD).The allroundFORESTATION element is mainly providvironmental concerns conduct planning in ing space and areaVERTICALGARDEN for social and community general, but the local value should play activities combined with public and techniECO HARBOUR an important role in the process of decal transport and generation and storage of signing an airport city as well. renewable energy. ECO CELLS [EC1] The existing neighborhoods shouldn't be Once defined and PERI-URBAN located at strategic imAQUAPONIC excluded by an airport but more be the portant places in INFRASTRUCTURE the map, [P-UI] the first layer identity of a new development. consists of the main network of transport The central airport is a key facility and the nodes, the so called Mega Social for the competitiveness of a territory.

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With its advantages of cultural exchange The second layer consists of a supporting and its economical impact due to tourstructure or network of secondary infraism, trade and business a strong urban structure with again these junction points, element is being created. this time as micro social districts.

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ENERGY STORAGE

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SMART AIRPORT CITY XIAMEN

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RAW MATERIALS

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MICRO/MEGA SOCIAL DISTRICTS

HIGH DENSE URBAN QUARTERS

COMMUNITY KITCHEN PT [CoK1]

SUPPORT OF LOCAL FISH FARMS

ENERGY ISLAND PT [El01]

PROTECTED HIROSTICAL RESIDENTAL AREAS

MICRO/ MEGA SOCIAL DISTRICTS

LOCAL MANUFACTURERS

SOLAR POWER

FLEXIBLE COMMON GROUND

ECO HARBOUR PT [EH1]

PUBLIC SHOWERS

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SPORTS AND LEISURE FACILITIES PUBLIC CANTEEN FAIRTRADE FOOD/ GOODS MARKET MICRO/ MEGA SOCIAL DISTRICTS MI BOX [MiB1]

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PERI-URBAN AQUAPONIC INFRASTRUCTURE [P-UAI]

CO2 NEUTRAL TRANSPORTATION PUBLIC ENERGY SPACE PT [PES1] TIDAL ENERGY OF [Ev30] PUMPED STORAGEPOWER PLANTS ENERGY STORAGE WITH FLYWHEELS HEAT EXCHANGE BIOMASS ECO CELLS [EC1]

MIXED USE AREAS/ CONVENIENCE DISTRICT XIAMEN BAMBOO COMPONENTS [XBC]

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ON SITE PRODUCTION

IDENTITY CULTURAL SPIRIT

BUILDING KIT/ URBAN TOOLBOX MOBILITY

ENVIRONMENT

GOVERNANCE

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XIAMEN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

PUBLIC ENERGY SPACE PT [PES1]

DATA DRIVEN SYSTEMS

PARTICIPATION

LOCAL GOODS / RAW MATERIALS

MICRO/MEGA SOCIAL DISTRICTS

HIGH DENSE URBAN QUARTERS

AIRPORT FAST TRAIN AFT

PROTECTED COASTLINE/ FISH-SALTFARMS

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COMMUNITY KITCHEN PT [CoK1]

SUPPORT OF LOCAL FISH FARMS

ENERGY ISLAND PT [El01]

PROTECTED HIROSTICAL RESIDENTAL AREAS

COMMUNITY

MICRO/ MEGA SOCIAL DISTRICTS

LOCAL MANUFACTURERS

SOLAR POWER

FLEXIBLE COMMON GROUND

ECO HARBOUR PT [EH1]

PUBLIC SHOWERS

URBAN UNDERGOUND GOODS TRANSPORTATION [Ugt1]

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METRO NETWORK

CO2 NEUTRAL TRANSPORTATION

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RAINWATER COLLECTION SYSTEMS

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PERI-URBAN AQUAPONIC INFRASTRUCTURE [P-UAI]

SPORTS AND LEISURE FACILITIES

REDUCTION OF INDUSTRIAL AIR AND SEA-POLLUTION

URBAN UNDERGOUND GOODS TRANSPORTATION [Ugt1]

TIDAL ENERGY OF [Ev30] PUMPED STORAGEPOWER PLANTS

FAIRTRADE FOOD/ GOODS MARKET

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ECO HARBOUR

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XIAMEN BAMBOO COMPONENTS [XBC]

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FORESTATION

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CO2 NEUTRAL TRANSPORTATION

ENERGY STORAGE WITH FLYWHEELS HEAT EXCHANGE BIOMASS

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PLANNING. A PROCESS

Architecture

LONG-TERM DEVELOPMENT FOR DAR DASHT ISFAHAN | IRAN

2nd Year Master TU Vienna | Dep for Spatial and Sustainable Design

DAR DASHT THE MASTERPLAN - REVITALIZATION Dar Dasht is the old quarter north of the bazaar area and west of the Friday Mosque in Esfahan/ Iran. It has been brutally cut in half by the Abdorrazzaq Avenue in the 1960s.

This fact has caused a depopulation and the abandonment of the traditional courtyard houses.

The key for a successful revitalization of Dar Dasht is the recreation of the Bazaar in this quarter. To achieve this it is mandatory to recreate the former veins step by step.

After the reconstruction of the workshops connected to the main Bazaar around Jameh mosque the smaller part of the bazaar next to the Dar Dasht minarets can be reconnected.

The introduction of streetmarkets should provide the necessary final steps to successfully reanimate the main bazaar of Dar Dasht.

If there is ongoing market activity, more people would have a reason to stay in Dar Dasht. According to estimations 75% of the citizens of Dar Dasht are working outside of their community in one of the factories in the periphery or elsewhere. Bazaar shop owners leave their units empty and unused, because it’s not worth it.

REHABILITATION DAR DASHT MAINBAZAAR

REVITALIZATION PARK DAR DASHT

REVITALIZATION DAR DASHT BAZAAR

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RENOVATOVATION WORKSHOPS AND RETAIL

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COMMUNITY CENTRE DAR DASHT

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BUILDING CONCEPT - REASONABLE DECISIONS What exactly can be achieved by architects or urban planners to initiate change in that kind of area?

The concept is to continue operating the Masterplan in a smaller scale. By participation and testings on abandonend sites we can find out what is really needed by the community and what would have the potential to be implemented. We don’t know if one specific program will catch on with the neighborhood. In several testing phases we will find out what kind of institution is missing. People with ideas and ambition could start their own ideas and once a program takes root it will be part of the community centre. The task is to determine a system which allows several types of interpretation. More than a building it is the idea to start a process.

The construction is defined from the beginning, the elements can be prefabricated, ordered and stored. An old Sarai next to the Dar Dasht Minarets is best suited for a future community centre as it was a place with cultural and economical relevance before.

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OPEN WORKSHOPS Traditional Handicrafts

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experience art

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TEMPORARY USE CONCEPT Community Kitchen, urban gardens, canteens, meeting points, art space

Economy | Sustainability

employment

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employment employment FOOD PRODUCTION | URBAN AGRICULTURE TADITIONAL HANDICRAFT

SOCIAL SECTOR tourism

trade START UP industry

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Action Plan

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Architecture

SPORTS CENTER VIENNA | AUSTRIA

2nd Year Master TU Vienna | Dep for Building Theory and Design Collaboration w. Julia Menz

VIOLA PARK

NEUER FH CAMPUS

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LOCATION

The most noticeable feature of the site is the traffic which occurs in almost every possible way of transport in cities.

Metro, Tramway, Motorway, Heavy Car Traffic is the natural circumstance of Vienna’s second largest roundabout.

The Idea of this Concept is, creating a volume which is able to allow several flows of traffic and movement but also redirect some of these flows.

In a network of university, football stadium and residential complex surrounded by a four-lane road, a sports center must manage the balancing act between sound and visual isolation and an opening gesture.

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WOHNVIERTEL

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An architectural response to the special urban conditions and the program that has the most diverse requirements is found in the search for commonalities.

In this context, dynamics and movement are two very distinctive features that are answered with a round structure.

Urban flow, orientation and kinetics significantly influence the design.

The goal was to create a continuum of space for each sport.

A structure that can accommodate the most diverse Sports events.

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Visual links, which are resulting of the geometry, in the inside, should provide an alternative experiences while doing sports.

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Different functions has to work on one common surface. To ensure this a requirement profile was created, so that each function later found its right place on the Helix.

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Architecture Studies

New, Modern, Library Tomorrow

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NEW MODERN LIBRARY COPENHAGEN | DENMARK

2nd Year Master TU Vienna | Dep for Spatial and Sustainable Design Collaboration w. Julia Menz

INSPIRATION SPACE

LEARNING SPACE recognition

innovation empowerment

involvement

MEETING SPACE PERFORMATIVE SPACE

Concept NEW MODERN LIBRARY | CPH How can a “visit” to the library look like in future.

As we live in times of rapid and continuous change it is hard to predict what kinds of building are needed for information exchange in future.

Is there really a need for built environments. This concept tries to figure out the main goals of libraries in the next age. A new expression comes into play: Edutainment.

The New Modern Library of Copenhagen should be considered as adaptive space where unusual synergies and cooperation can take place.

PROGRAM To evaluate the program of a library in the 21st century, it is important to consider current discussions about media consumption. It is quite clear that attractiveness and entertainment must play a much greater role in "Library 3.0" than they have in the past. This project provides four general ideas for defining space. Performative space, meeting space, learning space, and inspirational space.

This leads to the rest of the program, which always refers to these macro categories. With these definitions, we are able to determine future activities in the library. With different users, hours of use and different media, there is a wide variety of actions that will take place. To interpret these, we started to classify them into four general terms: Immerse, Discover, Experience, and Collaborate.

USERS | OPERATORS

24:00

YOUNG ADULTS looking for edutainment

SENIORS

18:00

looking for their favourite author

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KINDERGARTEN KIDS

exploring the environment

KIDS/ PUPILS looking for excitment, discovery

PENSIONERS TEENS

looking for social interaction

PARENTS

looking for excitment, social interaction

looking for fiction, general information

STUDENTS looking for inspiration, research platform

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LEARNING SPACE STUDY AND RESEARCH Open Reading Area Single Study Room Group Study Reading Hall

PERFORMATIVE SPACE MULTIMEDIA EXPERIENCE Workshops Music Lab / Sound Studio Creative Computer Arts 3D Modeling Workshop Interactive Gaming Hacker Room

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INSPIRATION SPACE

MEETING SPACE

BROWSE AND BE ANIMATED

INFORMATION EXCHANGE

Movie and Music Mediathek Open Access Library Wall Magazine Lounge

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CIRCULATION SYSTEM The system of program evaluation is applied to the project. In contrast to the expected vertical arrangement of the 4 space definitions, we decided to arrange the program horizontally. This allows the user to experience the library in a variety of ways. The main circulation desk is located in the southern part of the building.

Due to the high user frequency and to guarantee short distances to all areas of the new modern library, multible stairs are installed.

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The conventional book shelf still has its right to exist but it is important to provide a lot more possibilities to access information.

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Architecture Studies

Identity - City Erfurt

Urban Design | Architecture

ICE ERFURT 2017

Architecture Studies

ERFURT | GERMANY

Bachelor Thesis University of Applied Sciences | Erfurt in Collaboration with Parsons New School of Design | New York Prof Rolf Gruber Prof. Mojdeh Baratloo

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OLD TOWN OF ERFURT

FORMER RAILW

BACHELOR THESIS: NEW URBAN DISTRICT IDENTITY CENTER ERFURT In 2017, a new important hub for train traffic opened in Erfurt. This was the reason for the city planning office to reactivate the site of the former railroad post office near the main station. The task was to find a concept for use, size and construction. Due to the representative location and the growing importance of the area as of 2017, an ensemble of existing and new buildings was created, the Identity Center Erfurt. Several identity-creating sectors of Erfurt (such as art, media or solar industry) were to constitute the mixed use of the area.

CITYCENTER

WAY POSTAL DEPARTEMENT NEW MAIN TRAIN STATION FORMER TRAIN STATION

CITY PARK

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Concept

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Extraction

Reassembly

URBAN DENTIST The existing structure will be analysed and cleared.

Minimalisitc stacked Volumes will be supplemented to the renovated characteristic brick buildings.

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WORK EXPERIENCE Since my training as a draftsman, I have been active in the field of architecture, urbanism, graphic design and activism. This is a small excerpt from my professional life

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COMPETITIONS

WORK EXPERIENCE | EXERPT Klaus Knörich Architect Apprenticeship as Draftsman Deggendorf Preliminary Design | Final Design | Building permission application

Execution Drawings for various Projects mainly in Education.

BucholzMcEvoy Berlin/Dublin

Internship, later Freelance | Fields of Work (Excerpt):

2010

2010

2009 Sports and community center Spektefeld, Berlin

Execution Drawings

Molecular and Applied Plant Science | University Hanover

Competition

Multi Purpose - Hybrid - Kings Inn Street | Dublin

Housing Study

Franz&Sue Fulltime | Fields of Work (Excerpt): Vienna 2010 Regional residential home for young people Hollabrunn,

Lower Austria (Team of 3)

Preliminary Design | Final Design | Building permission application Execution Drawings

Facade Design | Execution Drawings | Mounting larch boards

2012 A multi-generational home in Eichgraben, Lower Austria

(Three-person team)

2014

House of Music in Innsbruck, Tyrol (Competiton Lead)

Competition (Successor)

2015

2016

New U5 metro line in Vienna (Team of 4)

Competition (1st Prize)

Study for a zero-energy high-rise building in China (Competition lead)

Competition

2017

Single family home in Vienna (Project lead)

Pre- &- Final design | Building permission application | Execution

Drawings | Asissting award process | Project supervision

2018 Façade Design - Parking Garage at Hauptbahnhof, Vienna

(Project lead)

Competition | Pre- & Final design |

Building permission application | Execution Drawings Award process | Project supervision

2020 Evangelical Church Campus Nuremberg (Team of 9)

Preliminary- Final design | Building permission application

Various clients Freelance in Graphic Design | Motion Graphics

2014 Fish Sluice Höllenstein

Animation and explanation video | Infoboard and Presentation

2018

The Path of Water

2019

Hydropower Technologies

Animation and explanation video

Animation and explanation video

Activism Humanitarian Aid | Mobility

2015 Displaced

Planning and execution of sanitary facilities for emergency shelters

for refugees in Vienna.

Awareness - Website design: www.displaced.at

2019

Bicycle Lobby Vienna

Activism on Innercity Cycling Mobility - Mobility Report

Overview

Houses on the Hill The special feature and challenge of this project, a singlefamily home on the outskirts of Vienna was the plot. With a length of over 100 meters, a width of 13 meters and a steeply sloping terrain with a height difference of 24 meters, the building site offers a spectacular view of Vienna.

In order to reconcile the constraints of the site, the legal requirements and the wishes of the builders, the spatial programme was distributed over three buildings. Now three small houses dance down the slope, with small, protected green spaces unfolding between them.

Forecourt

Lunch

Sunset Pool

Transparency While the three houses including the garage appear at first glance to be a group and yet independent, they are connected by the basement. The structure with a glazed underground atrium, light corridors and open rooms with high ceilings provides views in, through and out of many places.

Work Experience

PROJECT LEAD

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Single Family Home Vienna Project Phases Project Lead Preliminary Planning Design Planning Approval Planning Implementation Planning

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Work Experience

Facade Design Parking Garage Vienna Project Phases Competition (Lead) Project Lead Preliminary Planning Design Planning Approval Planning Implementation Planning

Franz&Sue Architects Team of 2

1,22m² 44cm

277cm

1,22m²

68cm

68cm 23cm

PROJECT LEAD

Work Experience

The multi-storey garage is located on the border of the Sonnwendviertel district in Vienna, whose two sides could not be more different. The north-east façade faces the most important Austrian railway connection in an eastwest direction. This side is used daily by thousands of train passengers. The other side of the façade faces neighbouring houses and their green inner courtyards.

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The all-round façade of perforated trapezoidal sheeting takes up these contrasts and weaves them into an ornamental mesh that gives the massive structure of the elevated garage an airy impression. The simple structure appears like an artistic textile due to the geometric arrangement of the white and gold elements and the three-dimensional folds. Depending on the distance and the lighting, the effect of the façade changes while passing by with the train.

275cm

Evangelical Church Campus Nuremberg, Germany Gross Floor Area

m² Building Costs 60 Mio. € Project Phases Design Planning Approval Planning Franz&Sue Architects Team of 8

Project Most recently, I worked in a team of 8 architects and 1 engineer on the Evangelical Campus Nuremberg project.

I was involved in the preliminary design, draftand approval planning and was responsible for the communication and coordination with the building services engineers as well as the design of individual areas such as student learning zones, rooftop lounge or the glass wall partition system which is one of the major feature of the project.

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Work Experience

Extension single family house Lower Austria Gross Floor Area

380 m² Building Costs 350.000 € Project Phases Design Planning Implementation Planning Franz&Sue Architects Team of 2

Implementation Planning To emphasise the floating character of the extension, the aim was to span diagonally arranged larch boards over all 6 sides of the cube. In addition to the design and approval planning, I was also involved in the implementation planning.

After the detailed planning of the wooden façade, we installed the façade boards ourselves.

The meandering structure divides the outdoor space while drawing it into the building as inner courtyards. The concept of the façade in Hollabrunn was to mark shared spaces through coloured areas. I was involved in this project from the preliminary design phase to the implementation planning.

Socio-Pedagogical Centre Hollabrunn Lower Austria Gross Floor Area

5.100 m² Building Costs 10,0 Mio. € Project Phases Preliminary Planning Design Planning Approval Planning Implementation Planning

Work Experience

Franz&Sue Architects Team of 3

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Zero Energy High-Rise Building Hainan, China Project Phases Study Franz&Sue Architects wf

Competition During the last 10 years at Franz&Sue, I have been involved in numerous competitions and studies, both alone or as part of a team.

Highlights were the projects - Haus der Musik- in Innsbruck and the Guggenheim Museum in Helsinki, which I worked on alone alongside a visualiser.

The biggest success, however, was winning the competition for the new design of the new U5 subway line in Vienna. In a small team of 5 people we were able to win the 2-stage competition.

Guggenheim Museum Helsinki Project Phases Competition (Lead) Franz&Sue Architects wf

House of Music Innsbruck Tyrol Gross Floor Area

5.100 m² Building Costs 10,0 Mio. € Project Phases Competition (Lead) Franz&Sue Architects wf

New U5 metro line in Vienna

Work Experience

Vienna

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Project Phases Competition (winner) Franz&Sue with yf Architects Team of 5

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