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master thesis 01“SPLIT”: REFURBISHMENT OF SOCIAL HOUSING

IED MASTER IN SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE

individual thesis work on refurbishment of Mirafi ory Sud quarter, TorinoTASK: refurbishment of a residential building; taking in account de-mand of reducing the size and increasing the number of fl ats, improv-ing energy performanceSPECIALTY: program of investing throughout “buy-refurbish-rent” tria-de, forecast of gradual development for 5-10 years to the futureSTRATEGY: subdividing one long building into 5 through “buy-refur-bish-rent” triade, switching from ownership of end user to rent by end user, fl exibility of public services due to measuring demands and struc-ture of inhabitants#HASHTAG: #people, #divide_et_impera, #target_group

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- 120 sq.m fl ats - 90 fl ats-250-270 iinhabit-ants- garages instead of courtyard: no public space - no activity- "blind" ground fl oor

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buy refurbish rent

contractor buyes one stair-case, refurbish it due to demand of the market and then gives it up to rent

18.62 kW

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31° C

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29° C

7.46 kW1.0 kWp 5.11 kW

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4.01 kW0.72 kWp

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3.0 kW *1.5 kWp*

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29° C 29° C 29° C 29° C22 sq.m

35 sq.m

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66 sq.m

74 sq.m

TYPES OF APARTMENTS: GEOMETRY AND ENERGY PERFORMANCE DETAIL: AREA, HEATING PLANT MEASURMENT, SUMMER SOLAR GAINS MAXIMUM, SUMMER MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE WITHOUT AC

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN (2ND FLOOR)

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STEP 1: IGNITION OF CHANGES: MASTERPLAN

STEP 3: KEEP CALM AND CARRY ON

STEP 4: CONTAGIOUS CHANGES

STEP 2: CONTRACTOR BUYES

IDEA: kick the system out of balance and initiate a chain reaction with area improvments (masterplan) and 1st portion of new inhab-itants renting 1st staircase of 1st contrac-tor. Continous chainges in masterplan are due to demand of arriving and leaving in-habitants: area as a starting point for young people between leaving parent’s home and buying their own home.

workshop house 02“INTO THE WILD”

designed module

IED MASTER IN SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE

workshop on refurbishment abandoned farmhouse in San Dona di Pi-ave, province Veneto, Italy.TASK: sustainable refurbishment for environmental control + 30% ex-tension of rural housing + living off-grid module (45 sq.m)CHOSEN FUNCTION: didactic WWOF farmhouse for experience ex-change and children eco-educationCHOSEN STRATEGY: double envelope mainaining natural ventilation in summer and insulating in winterTEAMWORK: with Raffaella Campanella#HASHTAG: #modular, #natural_ventillation, #self-construction

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PIAVE RIVER FIELDS GUESTHOUSESWORKING AREA

DWELLINGS DIDACTICTREES AREAQUAY

TEACHING AREADAYLY WORKSHOP

ACTIVITIES AND CLASSES

UP TO 30

MARKETPUBLIC WEEKLY

40+

WORKING AREA

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GUESTHOUSESTEMPORARY DWELLINGS

UP TO 25

GATHERING

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DWELLINGS

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Market and Stores230 m2 roof surface hosting PV panels

16 x Suntech 130W 12VPolycrystalline Solar Panel~17 sq.m

2.08 kWpeak

5 days batteryautonomy

30 kWpeakinstalled

DEC 33 kWh JUL 126 kWhaverage daily energy production

PVP SYSTEMelectricity demand

SOLAR THERMAL SYSTEM

20 m2 for hot water demand

WetLands recovering system

GROUNDWATER COLLECTION

Biomass Stationproducing

heating energy

Field’scrapbranchesAnimal’s scrap

Double envelope improoving insulation

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1:CONSTRUCTION OF THE SLICEFROM THE PRE-CAST PANELS

2:CONSTRUCTION OF THE PLATFORM

3:CONNECTING SLICES AND PLATFORM:THE FIRST AND THE LAST KEEP THE STRUCTURE FROM DEFORMATIONS

4:BUILDING MODULE OUT OF SLICES

5:ATTACHING OUTER SHELL PILLARS

6:PLACING OUTER SHELL PANELS

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Traditionally farmhouses had been de-veloped with big cortyard, so it’s been decided to relise extension around one to host all functions, which are working in the fi elds, greenhouses, market for sell-ing grown vegetables, agriculture school and dwellings for workers and owners

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MODULE: ENVIRONMENTAL SECTION

SOUTH-WEST - NORTH-EAST AREA SECTION

ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES

“MAKE PEAS NOT WAR”

workshop school 03

IED MASTER IN SUSTAINABLE ARCHITECTURE

workshop on design a school in Bayt Lahiyah, Gaza Strip, Palestine TASK: school for 1000 children, boys and girls, duplicating of all public rooms and facilities due to religios context, minimization of resources use, low-tech construction, possility of self-constructionSPECIALTY: allotments as a way of peacfull activity, creating an arti-fi cial hill in a desertSTRATEGY: rammed earth wall consrtuction technic, use of big ther-mal mass of walls for decreasing heat loads in summer, natural ventil-lationTEAMWORK: with Daniel Villacis

slogan:#HASHTAG: #no_walls, #allotments

PUBLIC SPACE ON THE ROOFreducing the “wall” concept while keeping the property borders

SKY-LIGHTS

SPORT FIELDSpositive activity

MARKETprofi t out of school orchards, PV panels on the roof

ALLOTMENTS AND WETLAND TREATMENT PLANTS IN ATRIUMS

ENVIRONMENTAL SECTION

OPEN-AIR CINEMA

CLASSROMS HALF-UNDEGROUNGProtection from direct sun, more safe-ty in case of bombing, use of earth thermal mass to avoid overheating

“RECONSTRUCTION OF WORK SETTLMENT”

specialization thesis 04

PACIFIC NATIONAL UNIVERSITY /KHABAROVSK, RUSSIA/graduation work on reconstruction of urban work settlement in city of Khabarovsk, RussiaAREA: 48°34’9.57”N 135° 2’28.21”E 7.53 hecktars of degrading residential area built for workers of ship-yard factory in city perephiry in 50s.AIM: propose design of attractive neighbourhood with both its histori-cal identity and contemporary quality, going from urban scale to am-bience designSTRATEGY: separating public and private, using perimetrical blocks to introduce yards for semi-public activities, giving priority to pedes-trians, introducing bicycle movement in quarter

#HASHTAG: #nostalgia, #urban_environment

nostalgia:

BUSINESS AREA (EX-INDUSTRIAL) LOCAL GREEN AREAS BIKE PARKINGS

RESIDENTIAL,4-5 FLOORS PUBLIC GREEN AREAS BUS STOPS

RESIDENTIAL,7-8 FLOORS KEEPING EXISTING PLANTS BIKE PATHS

OPEN-AIR PARKINGSENTRANCE TO UNDEGROUND PARKING

MAIN STREETS

RESIDENTIAL STREETS

UNDEGROUND PARKING

BUS STOPS

VERTICAL COMMUNICATIONWITH UNDERGROUND

TRANSPORT (AUTOMOBILE)

TRANSPORT (BICYCLE)GREEN AREASFUNCTIONAL SCHEME

solar energy wind energy green spaces integration

refurbishment for rent

reconstruction into a park

restitution of yards

division of private and public

landmark object priority of pedestrians

introducing cycling path

use of renewable energies eco-friendly environment revitalization of industrial zone systematization densification of living quarters

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ELEMENTS OF AMBIENCE ELEMENTS OF URBAN STRUCTURE ELEMENTS OF URBAN ENVIRONMENT

LOCATION INPERIPHERY

GREEN AREAS RIVERBANK RAVINES HISTORICALBUILDINGS

ABANDONEDBUILDINGS

ABANDONEDINDUSTRY

CHAOTICPARKING

RESOURSES & CONSTRAINSOF THE AREA

LOW-DENSITY INDUSTRY WAREHOUSESRESIDENTAL OFICES FOR RENT GREEN AREAS

SUMMARY: WHAT'S HERE

Selected territory is important for city development as a potential inhabitance area yet bad maintained. This thesis was developed as an examplar area for the city redevelopment. After analisys there were found area’s constraints and resources. The big importance was given to make a sense of community

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COURT#1ENTRANCE PLAZA#1

COURT#2COURT#3COURT#4COURT#5

PARKING ENTRANCEENTRANCE PLAZA#2

ARTIFICIAL STREAMCLIMBING FACILITY

CINEMA

LIBRARYreconstruction of abandoned 50s building

COURT#5

COURT#3

Urban ambience solution was based on the idea of inviting posiible inhabitance into a common game to form sense of community: closing the street for cars, making a pedestrian boulevard with river- and ships-related activities and a bit of nostalgia for USSR times in urban furniture design.*

COURT#4

ENTRANCE PLAZA #1

ENTRANCE PLAZA #2 LIBRARY

administration

business/rentable zone

hotel

DESIGN OF BUSINESS HOTEL

bachelor thesis 05

PACIFIC NATIONAL UNIVERSITY /KHABAROVSK, RUSSIA/graduation workTASK: business hotel designAREA: 48°28’0.40” N 135° 4’29.72” Eundeveloped city center area, sloped in direction to the river, green areas around, quiet neighbourhoodAIM: propose contemporary design for hotel responding to several standarts + make place useful for neighbourhood as push for develop-mentSTRATEGY: make a crossroads of city downtown and traditional resi-dential typology for creating “home for travellers”, bringing order and safety to existing green areas

#HASHTAG: #crossroads, #mixité,#green

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CITY GARDEN

competition 06

PACIFIC NATIONAL UNIVERSITY /KHABAROVSK, RUSSIA/competition on reconstruction fruit garden, founded by breeder Shuranov in early XX century, 2ND PRIZEAREA: 48°28’3.79” N 135° 4’29.32” E34 300 sq m of fruit garden /pear and apricot/ been closed for public for decades + wooden offi ce building + grave of founder on the territory AIM: propose design of point of attraction for neighbourhoodSTRATEGY: public garden with seasonal fairs, landscape art exhibi-tions, lectures and workshopsTEAMWORK: with Mariya Skryabina and Valentina Sirotina

#HASHTAG: #memory, #landscape_art

borders of territory

entrances

demolishing

automobile connections

pedestrian paths

existing parkings

borders of territory

spaces without trees for exhibiting

thalweg

watershed

surface waterflow

destroyed landscape zone

steep slope

northen-exposed slope

underflooding areas

domaining winds

Chosen functional solution corresponds both to original use and contemporary possobilities. Entrance area creates comfortable city plaza. Proposed building replaces old and badly kept previous one and provides offi ces for park man-agement and gardening school, green house and a cafe for area

OPEN-AIR LECTURING HALL

MEMORIAL GRAVE OF THE FOUNDER

FAIRS/MARKET AREA

SITE ANALYSIS

experimentalworkshop area

master-classworkshop area

fair/market

lectorium

memorial

MEMORIAL WWII PARK

competition 07

PACIFIC NATIONAL UNIVERSITY /KHABAROVSK, RUSSIA/competition on reconstruction city park in ex-ownership of militaryforcesAREA: 48°28’27.23” N 135° 3’18.34” E13 000 sq m of various planted trees /esp. pine trees/, ex-adventure park, closed in 90s, undeveloped area in the heart of the city next to main city square.AIM: new city park attractive for different visitors categories, usable all over the yearSTRATEGY: memorial World War II park with exhibition of machines from museum, possibilities of hosting several events, exhibitions, cafe et cetera.

#HASHTAG: #memory, #history, #WWII, #education_in_play

PARK GATES

CINECAFFE

EXHIBITIONS AREAS

SLOW WALKING AREA

BUFFER GREEN ZONE

WWII TECHNICS EXHIBITION

ENTRANCE POINTS

EXISTING LANDSCAPE TERRACES

GENERAL LANDSCAPE SLOPE

DESTROYED TERRAIN AREAS

EXISTING VOIDS

EXISTING TREE AREAS

EXISTING BUILDINGS NOT ALLOWED TO CHANGE

IMPORTANT VIEW POINTS (SQUARE AND CHURCH)

MAIN PATHS DUE TO DESIGN

ABANDONED BUILDINGS FOR DEMOLISHING

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Chosen design solution represents fl ying birds as a hommage to ‘The Cranes Are Fly-ing’ - a Soviet fi lm about World War II depicts the cruelty of war, and a famous song from it. All the elements of the design were thought inside this concept for the aim of creating slightly nostalgic atmosphere.*

DESIGN OF FOUNTAIN AND SHED

DESIGN OF MULTIPLEX CINEMA “ZEPPELIN”

study project 08

PACIFIC NATIONAL UNIVERSITY /KHABAROVSK, RUSSIA/

TASK: design of multiplex (8-9 halls) cinema with particular attention to the emergency evacuation due to building laws for public buildingsAREA: 48°28’4.03” N 135° 3’37.26” Estrongly sloped riverbank in the city center area, part of the embank-ment and city river facade.AIM: propose strong lanndmark design with suitable interior spaces arrangement, intuitive orientation insideSTRATEGY: physical separation of each video hall from each other, physical separation of different fl uxes

#HASHTAG: #egg-shell, #acoustics, #fuctional_shaping

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workersPEOPLE FLUXES

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visitors' area (halls, cloack room, ticket office, exhibition areas)

cafe

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administrative area

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As it visible on the reference pictures chosen design solution based on egg shape of each hall, which is good with acoustical performance and visibility of the screen. Next step of design process was creating a box to host re-quired number of ‘eggs’ and aply all necessary fl uxes and rooms.*

FUNCTIONAL SCHEME AND EVACUATION 2ND FLOOR PLAN LVL. +6.200

1ST FLOOR PLANLVL. +1,200

SHAPE REFERENCES

OLGA NIKONOVAplace of birth: Russia

date of birth: 03/05/1989

contacts: olgaarchi15 @gmail.com

http://issuu.com/olga_nikonovahttp://www.fl ickr.com/photos/olga-arch/

http://www.linkedin.com/profi le/view?id=214143188&trk=tab_pro

curriculum vitae 09

+ EDUCATION:

MAY 2012 – NOW – Master in Sustainable Architecture, Istituto Europeo di Design (IED), Torino, Italy

SEPTEMBER 2011 – JUNE 2012 – Specialist degree in Landscape architecture, Pacifi c National University (PNU), Khabarovsk, Russia

SEPTEMBER 2006 – MAY 2011 – Bachelor Degree in Ar-chitecture, Pacifi c National University (PNU), Khabarovsk, Russia, 2011

+ WORKSHOPS:

2012 - IED Workshop “School” – design of a sustain-able school in Gaza strip + practical experience in con-struction from non-traditional building materials, such as earthbags, plastered plastic bottles and straw-bricks

2012 - IED Workshop “House” – sustainable retrofi t of rural house in Veneto, Italy

2011 – PNU New Ideas of New Century (NIONC) forum annual workshop – “Aborigenal housing”, creating a conceptual model

2010 – PNU NIONC forum annual workshop –“Jubilie monument”, creating a conceptual model

+ WORK EXPERIENCE:

AUGUST 2011 – OCTOBER 2011 – designer in PR-de-partment in restaurant network: design of leafl ets, draw-ings and 3D visualizations for new opening restaurant.

JUNE 2010 – SEPTEMBER 2010 – internship private in-terior design practice: work on working drawings for fl at refurbishment, material schedules, 3D visualizations

+ SOFTWARE SKILLS

+ 3D Studio Max + V-ray+ Google SketchUp + V-ray+ Autodesk Revit + Autodesk AutoCAD+ Graphisoft ArchiCAD+ Adobe Photoshop+ Adobe Illustrator+ Adobe InDesign+ CorelDraw+ Autodesk Ecotect+ Design Builder

+ LANGUAGE SKILLS:

English – fl uent, IELTS 7.0Russian – nativeItalian – beginner level

+ PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS:

passionate, motivated, capable of hard-work-ing, good in analysis work and brainstorming, good capabilities in working either in team or alone, capable of designing exquisitly

olgaarchi15@gmail.com