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LENKAILIC
ARCHITECTURALWORKSPORTFOLIO
Selected Works
LENKA ILIC
Selected Works
Education:
2008-2010 Master of Architecture, University of Belgrade, Serbia
2005-2008 Bachelor of Architecture, University of Belgrade, Serbia
Work Experience - Selected Projects
Architect March 2019 - Current
W Architecture and Landscape Architecture
Project: Inner Harbor Water Taxi Terminal, USS Constellation Museum, 5 000 SF
Involment: CA phase
Architect Dec 2018 - March 2019
HS2 Architecture
Project: NY Planets, Brooklyn, art exhibit venue, 60 000 SF
Involment: SD, DD phase
Project: 124 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, conversion and renovation of residential complex, 150 000 SF
Involment: DD, CD phase
Project Architect Jan 2018 - Dec 2018
Resolution: 4 Architecture, NYC
Project: West Stockbridge Residence in Massachussets, new single-family; one-story residence, 4000 SF
Involment: DD, CD, and CA phase, including obtaining State Permit
Intermediate Architect Jun 2015 - September 2017
Paul Castrucci Architect, NYC
Project: 308-310 Canal Street, Manhattan, alteration and conversion of two exist. buildings, and vertical addition 2500 SF
Involment: SD, DD and CD phase, including obtaining permits with the DOB and LPC
Project: David Hammons work and living space in Yonkers, conversion of old factory into artist’s living and working space 25 000 SF
Involment: DD and CD phase
Junior Architect March 2012 - May 2015
Thirlwall Building Design, Miami
Project: Casa, Veracruz, Mexico, new two-story residential, 15 000 SF (2200 SF incl. exterior)
Involment: SD, DD , CD and CA phase
Junior Architect July 2007 - September 2011
ARCVS architectural firm, Belgrade
Projects: Residence Pariska and Kacanski, both in Belgrade; various design competitions
Responsibilities: designing architectural concepts under the supervision of senior architects, developing drawing sets, and presentations
Art Projects, Publications:
Group exhibition Souvenirs: New York Icons, Storefront for Art and Architecture, NYC September 2017 - November 2017
Group exhibition, Art Amnesty, MoMA PS1, Queens, NYC October 2014 - March 2015
January/February 2010 issue of the journal Architecture, First-year Masters’ student project
The 124 Columbia Heights project encompasses conversion and rehabilitation of the three existing buildings located in Brooklyn Heights; 3 story building (masonry bldg. system),
8 story building (concrete bldg. system) and 10 story building (steel bldg. system). The intricacy reflects in inserting proposed new functions, such are new garage with car elevator, new pool,
and new vertical communication cores into the existing structure, while complying with the building codes and zoning regulations. The complex totals 150 000 SF.
In terms of architectural services, the focus on this project was on redesigning the floor plans layouts and technical coordination, as the owner goal was to enhance the quality of future
dwelling units, and the overall building scheme. Coordination of MEP and Structural drawings was an important task to allocate time to. Exterior facade was to remain, with minor changes to ac-
commodate new functions as garage door is, replacement of existing entry door, replacement of all existing windows, and facade repair where needed.
The views over the East River to Manhattan make this place to be one of many other great places to live at in NYC. Interior design is carefully being thought within HS2 office.
Project: 124 Columbia Heights
Scope: Conversion, renovation and rehabilitation
Location: Brooklyn heights, Brookyln, NY
Year: 2018-2019
Involvement: DD and CD phase, including obtaining DOB and LPC permit
Project: NY Planets
Scope: design for exhibit spaces within existing structure
Location: Industry City, Brooklyn, NY
Year: 2018-2019
Involvement: SD and DD phase, including obtaining DOB permit
The NY Planets iproject s a collaboration between HS2 Architecture based in NYC and an art collective teamLab based in Tokyo. The scope of work included architectural design for
the nine exhibit spaces totaling 60 000 SF within two existing buildings in Industry City in Brooklyn. Each exhibit space had own character and had to be carefully studied in both technical and
spacial sense to match the teamLab esthetics and standards, and to comply with the city regulations. Often consultations with the DOH were part of the project development, as exhibit spaces
were much specific rooms, either having water spreading through the room, or reflective surfaces on all interior facet where custom fire suppression solution had to be considered.
The project delivery method was based on CM contract, where multiple teams were involved on the owner’s side, as well consultant teams. The budget estimate is 36 million dollars.
However, the project is on hold till future notice, as the client is reconsidering the lease duration at the moment. The images show spaces built in Japan, which we used as design references.
Existing building complex Proposed building section
Exhibition spaces Proposed ground floor plan
W. Stockbridge residence sits on 18-acre land, overlooking the valley, South oriented. Surrounded within nature, the house remains within privicy from neighbors and road. This house
is intended to be a secont residence, and contains 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, along with the living area, kitchen and dining area, media rooma, library, bbq. courtyard, and screened porch.
Large openings, many of them to be floor to ceiling, allow even more intense connection with the immediate outdoor. Landscaping was designed minimaly to align and blend with the natural
flora. Basement is unconditioned, and serves as mechanical room.
Cost-plus delivery method was used on this project, had the budget of two million dollars.
Exterior facade is cement borad on presure treated wood studs, fastened over zip wall. The project required ResCheck to be completed, as well as HERS ratings in complience with the
Stretch Code (MASS Adendum to ICC). The building is sprinkled on both levels. Landscaping was designed minimaly to align and blend with the natural flora. The house consists of the
wood system. Flooring is white oak as is millwork. Plumbing was selected by the client (Dornbracht,) standard kitchen ites by Gaggenau. CA pahse moslty consisted of reviewing contractor’s
applcations for payment, and updating budget as change orders were occuring. We would visit the site as contruction phases were accompliched. Consultants used the BIM model for communi-
cation and cordination of services.
Project: West Stockbridge Residence, MA
Scope: new single-family, one-story residence; area: 4110 sf
Location: West Stockbridge
Year: 2018-2019
Involvement: DD, CD, and CA phase, including obtaining State Permit
Building Section
Project: 308-310 Canal Street
Scope: alteration and conversion of two exist. historical buildings; and vertical addition
Location: Manhattan, New York
Year: 2015-2016
Involvement: schematic design, design development and construction documentation phase, including obtaining permits with DOB and LPC
Proposed Lispenard Street elevation310 308
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This project funded by a developer required conversion of the two historical buildings located in East Tribeca landmarks district, both built in 1896. New vertical communications were
designed to connect the existing floors of both buildings into a coherent whole.
Elements that influenced defining addition design: exist. cornice heights, exist. window pattern, new elevator/stair shaft and proposed mesh envelope. Roof mesh propsed to be carbon
fiber rods is shading device for the accsessable roof, resting on the elevator and stair shafts.
Visiability of addition was the major factor in design decision making. The two contextual sections above show areas of addition facades visible from street level. Set back was set at 15’
on Canal Street and 10’ on Lispenard Street. The ground floor is planned as the lobby for residential floors (2nd-4th) and as a retail space. Diagrams below show some segments of zoning and
building analyses for this project. Test pits and wall probes were performed in order to determine existing conditions. Original footings are stone slabs. Proposed design was comlient with zero
house design, in terms of energy analysis. Unfortunatelly, as of now, the concept hasn’t been built yet.
Other part of work was to design an addition space. The addition was initially meant to be comprised of two levels, but after consulting with LPC, we adjusted the volume to one level.
Since the two existing buildings were built prior to 1968, we were allowed to file the permit application per 1986 code. The decision was contrived in conjuction with the disscusion on the replace-
ment of the existing wood joists. 1986 code, 28-101.4.5 limits propose renovation and enlargment up to %110 of the existing floor area, which worked beneficially in this case.
In terms of materiality, new addition was proposed to be brick to match existing brick. Design intent was to build new addition that would be a continuation of existing buildings in visual sense,
therefore new windows were designed to follow the existing windows pattern.
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Addition visiability - contextual section Design elements Egress diagram
Axonometric view Zoning diagram
Proposed addition roof top Proposed addition - visiability
This renovation in Yonkers, New York is the conversion of an old turn-of-the-century industrial factory space into the future workspace, gallery, and living space of an artist couple.
The conceptual approach began with the existing structure as a layered place with its own historical narrative that can be a potential resource and inspiration in the production and viewing
of art. The aim of the project quickly came into clear focus: How do we maintain, and even amplify, the spatial and textural qualities of the existing structure, while at the same time, upgrad-
ing the space for use as a world-class gallery and art space? The architectural intervention is therefore premised on making careful insertions and incisions into the existing structure to
serve the new uses that the program requires. The design allows daylight to dramatically illuminate the space and increase the efficiency of the building. The project also aims to bring Pas-
sive House design standards to a large scale existing warehouse structure while supplementing with state of the art ventilation and Hvac systems.
Project: David Hammons work and living space
Function: conversion of old factory
Location: Yonkers, New York
Year: 2014-2016
Involvement: design development and construction documentation phase
Interior details Exterior details Zoning diagram
Floor plan
Front elevation
Single family residence in Veracruz was designed to become space where daily rituals would take place, and to provide privacy and shelter to a family. The residence totaling
22,000sq’/2000m2 under air sits on lot overlooking a waterfront of the Gulf of Mexico, in a rural area within pristine nature. The thought was to design modern and clean spaces, yet sculptural.
Building system is based on the premise that all parallel shear walls are cast concrete and all opposing bracing is made up of chrome columns. Front facade is glazing which provides visual
continuity in the waterfront direction. The pool is beneath the terrace that extends from the ground level towards the coast. The courtyard allows daylight for the house.
Furniture,lightingandappliances/fixturesselectionstretchesfromestablishedEUbrandssuchareB&BItalia,Porro,PaltronaFrau,GlassItalia,Dadakitchens,Dornbracht,etc.to
emergingandmid-careercontemporaryfurnituredesignersasareJonathanNesci,Nendo,NaoTamura,MarioNanni,DavideGroppi,andothers.
Project: Casa
Scope: two-story residential (new)
Location: Veracruz, Mexico
Year: 2012 - 2014
Involvement:schematicdesign,designdevelopmentandconstructiondocumentationphase
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Interiordetails
Living room and courtyard Diningroom Office
View from the water front Pool
Project: Kacanski
Function: multi-family housing (new)
Location: Belgrade, Serbia
Year: 2010
Involvement: schematic design and construction documentation phase
This four-story multi-family residential housing design was inspired by the architecture by Paul Rudolph. With extrusions and contrasting façade paint, the structure mimics the distinc-
tive dynamic characteristics of the Brutalist period. The conspicuously extruded terraces are areas assigned for common gatherings of the tenants.
Elevation Section
Project: Pariska Housing
Function: private multi-family housing (new)
Location: Belgrade, Serbia
Year: 2009-2011
The residence Pariska, due to its existence in a historical heritage site of Belgrade, was a design challenge as there were many zoning regulations to abide by. The base of the concept
lays in the intension to give access to views of the Danube River and the more recently developed districts of the city. Common areas, ground foyer and gallery, are visually accessible on the
street façade and incorporated into the layout as filter zones between the public and private space leaving an impression of a cordial object. The terrain is noticeably sloped, thus the façade fac-
ing the river contains seven floors while the street façade counts five vertical nivelations.
Selected Works
Professional references:
Thomas Hut, AIA, LEED AP, Principal at HS2 Architecture; email: [email protected]
Robert Luntz, AIA, Principal at RE4A; email: [email protected]
Grayson Jordan, AIA, zoning specialist at Paul Castrucci Architect; email: [email protected]
