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Eva Papageorgiou

Marigli

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Eva

Papageorgiou

Marigli

March A.A. Design&Make, Architectural Association

March/BSc Architectural Engineering, University of Thessaly

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Eva Papageorgiou Marigli

March A.A. Design&Make [Architectural Association School of Architecture]

March/BSc Architectural Engineering [University of Thessaly, Greece]

#06Post-Camping Farm

#07Highway-stop public Bath

#01A.A. Student Lodge 1&2

#02Raping Bands

#03High school in Saint Martin

#04Mediateque in Chelle

#05Disaster Prevention and Education Center

POST - GRADUATE STUDIES................................p.02

GRADUATE STUDIES...........................................p.28

PROFESSIONAL WORK........................................p.14

COMPETITIONS...................................................p.22

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POST-GRADUATESTUDIES

A.A. March Design & Make 2011-13 Architectural Association School of Architecture

PART 1

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The project of A.A. March Design & Make 2012 is a housing unit

which accomodates four residential students. It is the first of a series of

buildings that will form the “Student Zone” of the approved master plan

for the campus of AA in Hooke Park*. The project is aiming towards a

prototypical and experimental architecture where design is generated

reactively through the processes of fabrication and construction. As a

non-ordinary housing unit, the project intents to provoke alternative modes

of domesticity and sociological conceptions merging together traditional

and contemporary building techniques, using timber from Hooke Park as

well as other resources.

*Hooke Park is a 350-acre working forest in Dorset, that has been owned

and operated by Architectural Association since 2002. A.A. aims to develop

Hooke Park as a site for exploring architecture, the craft of construction

and sustainable timber technologies. The existing buildings at Hooke Park,

designed by collaborations between ABK, Frei Otto, Burro Happold and

Edward Cullinan, are remarkable demostrations of an intelligent approach

to maximizing the resources provided by the forest.

LOCATION: Architectural Association Hooke Park, Dorset, UK

SURFACE: 80 m2

PROJECT TEAM: (designers and construction): Bojana Grebenar, Thiago Jose

Barros, Karjvit Rirermvanich, Natalia Iliadi, Abdullah Omar Ashkar Khan, Hugo

Garcia Urrutia, Elizabeth Cunningham, Eva Papageorgiou-Marigli / Supervisors:

Martin Self, Piers Taylor, Charlie Corry-Wright, Charley Brentnall, (timber framers):

Dominique Taylor, Janes Blabla, Jack Blabla

CONSTRUCTION BUDGET: £80.000

STUDENT LODGE 1&2 02.2013

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The Lodge was divided in two separate

parts, the west and east bedroom wings

and the central communal area. The west

bedroom wing was oriented to face the

south viewsand sunsets whereas the east

bedroom wing faces the forest to the north.

Preliminary designs: southwest view and ground floor

plan of the forest penetration

The building’s boundaries are allowing and

at the same time prevent the interaction

between the building and forest life. We

perceive the Lodge as a prism of a forest,

and the openings as the prism’s edges

where the forest picture is deconstructed

to trees and foliage occupy the house the

same way people do.

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Student Lodge 1&2 building consists

of a post-and-beam structural system

with additional diagonal bracing on both

end walls. Alongside physical prototyping

activities, the structure was digitally

modeled to analyse its structural behavior

and to provide accurate information for the

prefabrication of the two main structural

components, the longitudinal frames and

the cross-frames. All structural elements

were made of spruce.

Structural prototyping principle in the Big Shed

Prefabrication of a longitundinal frame

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Examples of working drawings and constrction details

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Through a process of building and desinging at the

same time, the evolution and the transformation of the

project emerges through the layering of material.

working on site:

the installation of prefabricated primary frames

and making the structure of the central part


12Working on the roof membrane

Northeast view, before applying the cladding, January 2013 Interior view, central area, December 2012

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Part of the cladding prefabrication process

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plan : cladding in front of window

section : cladding in front of window

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PROJECT DESIGNER: Eva Papageorgiou Marigli

COURSE: Induction Studio, March Design&Make

TUTORS: Martin Self, Kostas Grigoriadis

RAPPING BANDS

Using parametric digital tools, such as grasshopper

and rhinoscript, design and fabrication of aggregated

components, formed space.

The main notion of the project is to create surfaces

throught positioning of circularly formed stripes.

Simplifying the whole construction procedure, the

strips where deployed on a rectangular grid where

each component is acting as a construction element

and a joint. Parametres such as the distance between

the strips are differentiating the curvature and the

structural behaviour of the resulting surface.

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Fabricating the wooden rapping band: using a cnc machine to cut the pieces, water soaking technique to make them flexible

After designing the surface, the loops has been unrolled and labeled, ready to be cut in the cnc (1-2-3-4)

Multiply 4 times the A component and locked in the final position: B component

A component B component

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unroll loops u direction

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row spacingloopwidth overlap

U direction

V direction

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PROFESSIONALWORK

PART 2

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aRCHi 5 prod

Invited competition entry

LOCATION: Marceille, France

SURFACE :14 494 m² SHON

CLIENT: Région Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur

PROJECT TEAM: Architects: aRCHi 5 prod and Stéphane Ribeiro de Abreu /

Landscape designers : Michel Desvigne / Enviromental engineer :Oasiis

COST : 27 956 000 €

SAINT MITRE HIGHT SCHOOL12.2008

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A bioclimatically designed building which is fostering a harmonic coexistence

and coherence of open and closed spaces. The functions are divided in three

main central areas, one intersecting the other with small green areas. The three

central areas are located in oblong energetically designed buildings, with their

longer side facing the south. The alternation of the buildings protects and shades

the school yard.

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Longitudinal Section

West Elevation

Mater Plan

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North-West View

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aRCHi 5 prod

Invited competition entry

LOCATION: Chelles, France

SURFACE : 3 253 m²

CLIENT: Communauté de communes Marne et Chantereine

PROJECT TEAM: Architects: aRCHi 5 prod and Tecnova / Landscape designers : A

ciel ouvert / Enviromental engineer :Oasiis

COST : 8 336 180 €

MEDIATEQUE

According to the brief the design of the mediateque complex in Chelles had

to reflect a strong personality and be recognizable for both its unique use and

landmark location, right next to the area’s municipal theatre.

The building was designed to leave the majority of the plot unbuilt and to

concentrate all of the main massing near the central crossing.The austere

right-angle geometry in combination with the semi transparent materials

used in the facade produces a varied result opening a continuous dialogue

among its materials. The extensive use of glass panels offers a quality light,

which is necessary for this particular type of building, a mediateque.

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East Elevation

Cross Section

Master Plan

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ARCHITECTURAL COMPETITIONS

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DISASTER PREVENTION AND EDUCATION CENTER

International Architectural and Town Planning Competition

(by ThyssenKrupp Architecture Award and UIA )

CLIENT: Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality

LOCATION: Istambul, Turkey

PLOT AREA: 9.450 m2

PROJECT TEAM: Xrisoula Helidonaki, Giorgos Mademohoritis,

Eva Papageorgiou-Marigli

08.2011

Our proposal approach is based on the principle of reversal balance

during a natural disaster. The Building consept is governed by the maxim:

“Energy is not lost, it changes form”. We believe that it is possible to recycle

energy not only with proper planning (orientation, materials, microclimate)

but also with the reuse of the energy escaping the building with appropriate

management so as to change its form and use it again within the same

building.

On the basis of the above, a natural disaster building is designed by

negotiating these notions of alternating forms of energy, flows, materials

which are in harmony through their movement and recycling.

The initial impetus of the design results by exerting pressure on the surface

land. These pressures stem from the direction, density and intensity of

visitors’ traffic in the plot we are studying, the surrounding areas, the city

and the rest of the world. The location of the subway station, the new main

roads, the university, the airport, all play an important role in the creation of

the network of the building’s visitors movement, that are subjects of study.

The artificial insicions planned are elevated in the space “overthrowing” the

new system that tends to equilibrate. This leads to “walls - pathways” that

offer a rhythm and flow to the movement of visitors but also act as energy

capacitors.

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North Elevation

South Elevation

North- East Elevation Section A-A

Main Entrance View

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UNDERGRADUATESTUDIES

PART 4

March / BSc Architectural Engineering University of Thessaly (Greece), Polytecnical School, Departement of Architecture

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Ec(h)o is a community of temporary housing and research.

The community by cultivating and studying plants is producing

research in the fields of health, food, and energy, with the

common denominator sustainability and autonomy. The

community’s inhabitants are all staying in Ec(h)o temporarily,

from a few hours as summer vacationists to a few months

as researchers. Ec(h)o was designed over the old facilities

network of a camping of the GTO(Greek Tourist Organisation)

that was located beforehand at the site. The design was based

on a global idea: that of discovery, emergence and reuse

of the already existing networks, as an “artifact” of a former

housing situation.

LOCATION: Halkidiki, Greece

PROJECT TEAM: Natalia Iliadi, Eva Papageorgiou-Marigli

COURSE: Thesis Project / professors: G.Tzirtzilakis, K.Panigiris

EC[h]O: A POST-CAMPING FARM

The ec(ho) new housing is realised through a series of different

modules that can be plugged-in in the various network sockets.

The user, depending on the way she chooses to work, dwell

or socialize, chooses the number, variety and placement of her

modules. These modules can be hauled inside and outside of

the site. On the site all spaces are isotropic and equivalent,

although centres of congestion can be created through the

choise of placement the users make. These centres are of

course temporary and depend on the whim and choise of

the users.

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energy

modules

circulation

plantation

farmings

plug in points

networks

unstable

stable

A camping, in architectural terms, is not typologically defined,

therefore it has organizational patterns. Thus, transforming a camping

means maintaining and upgrading its infrastructure. With the term

infrastructure we mean the networks – from the material ones (water,

electricity,telecommunications,transportation) to the immaterial

networks that can be determined depending on each individual’s

choices (such as a PC users network or the communication/

relationships network, that can be formed among “neighbours”).

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The combination of low cost technology and traditional farming techniques will give a new understanding of ecological issues, urban dispersal and landscape picturesque.

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sleeping & dressing room

cooking, eating and resting room

products storage

conference room

research , experimentation and play room

energy storage

washing room

big animals room (e.g. pigs)

small animals room (e.g. chickens)

Using the AVL’ s Bio Pig programme 2001

Living Modules

Creating the Network sockets - plug-in, in ec[h]o Farm

pluvian water collection

heated air

drink

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Heated water from solar panels

irrigation water

water filtering

through reed

plantation

hot w

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electricity cable

ethernet cable

Energy Production and Management

Example of modules sequence in ec[h]o Farm

The residence and working space has been splited in rooms-

modules, based on the activities it includes. We design the

maximum dimensions (3x3x12) that the module can occupy,

given the fact that it can be towed.

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The project persued the design of a building wich provides bathing services

for travellers at the Thermopylae intersection on the Athens-Larissa national

highway (Greece). Inspired by the natural springs in the area we decided to

create a “fast relaxation centre”. The Public Bath has been designed as a

visible and easily accessed building, using water as its basic element.

The building’s morphological elements are based on water flows, whereas

the functional elements refer to the “motel” design, given the fact that the

building is on the highway. The 7 indipended entrances, opted for the visitor

to be able to enter the building facilities directly and have easy access to

its interior.

LOCATION: Thermopylae, Greece

SURFACE : 400 m²

PROJECT TEAM: Dimitris Poulios, Dimitris Zontanos, Eva Papageorgiou

COURSE: DESIGN STUDIO 7

PROFESSOR: Kostis Panigiris

HIGHWAY-STOP PUBLIC BATH

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The lane along the highway forms the water element

spaces: various water pools

(mud baths, swimming pools, aromatherapy).

Longitudinal section, to the pools

1St floor plan

Parking view Highway view

Interior view: Pools and Sauna Interior view: Coridor and Pools

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Eva Papageorgiou Marigli

March A.A. Design&Make [Architectural Association School of Architecture]

March/BSc Architectural Engineering [University of Thessaly, Greece]

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Eva Papageorgiou

Marigli

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Eva

Papageorgiou

Marigli

March A.A. Design&Make, Architectural Association

March/BSc Architectural Engineering, University of Thessaly

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