Портфолио Николеты Станкович

portfolio
N. Stankovic. 2018

EDUCATION
Bachelor of Architecture
Moscow Architectural Institute,2010-2014
MSc in Architecture, Urbanism and Building
Sciences
TU Delft, 2015-2018
NIKOLETA STANKOVIC
13.02.1992, Belgrade, SRB
Living in Rotterdam
In possesion of ‘Zoekjaar’ visa
nikoletastankovich@gmail.com
+31649764188
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
WORKSHOPS
Freelance Architect
SKNYPL, Moscow 2017-2018
Interior Designer
Decora, Moscow. February-May, 2015
Graphic, Product Designer
Virtus Winery, Serbia, 2015-2017
Research, data gathering
“Archeology of the Periphery”, Moscow Urban
Forum, 2014
Minimal housing Workshop
Studio Sputnik. Delft, 2015
Pop-up Monument
Studio Performa. Rome, 2016
LANGUAGES
Russian, English, Serbian.
SKILLS
research and concept design, drawings, drafting,
illustration, detailing and materialisation, study
and exhibition models, diagrams, sketches,
visualisations.
SOFTWARE
expert:
advanced:
basic:
AutoCAD, Photoshop
Rhino, Revit, SketchUp,
Illustrator, InDesign
3d Max, V-Ray
INTERESTS
politics, literature, fashion, food, travel
RECOMMENDATIONS
Nicola Marzot
studioperforma.marzot@gmail.com
Niklaas Deboutte
niklaas.deboutte@meta.be

AZCA MADRID
2016
UPPER OPENING PUBLIC TERRACE
revitalizing the modernist business district with a
residential tower
Info: TU Delft, Complex Projects
Location: Madrid, Spain
Program: Residential Tower / 32 000 m 2
This project was designed within studio
‘Landmarks’. The objective was to rethink the
outdated business district of Madrid, - AZCA, by
proposing a building design that could transform the
whole area from a slowly decaying modernist office
block into a diverse and inviting place.
Since the area exclusively consists of office
towers with shopping malls only on the outskirts of
the area, there is a clear public absence during the
evening and weekends. In order to transform the
district, a decision was made to design a housing
tower, taking into account the need for a new
landmark that would represent AZCA.
The new tower has two openings: lower - toward
a central park and upper - overlooking the city,
creating both physical and visual connections to the
district and the city.
AZCA | MADRID 3
TU DELFT | 2016

GROUND FLOOR
TYPICAL RESIDENTIAL FLOOR
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1200
UPPER TERRACE FLOOR
DWELLING UNIT
AZCA | MADRID 5
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TU DELFT | 2016

STRUCTURAL SCHEME
AZCA | MADRID 7
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TU DELFT | 2016

ROMAN’S FLAT
2018
identity among uniformity
Office: SKNYPL
Location: Moscow, Russia
Program: one-bedroom apartment / 64 m 2
This project was designed in collaboration with
SKNYPL office in Moscow. The objective was to
design an interior for a youg man just moving out
from his parents’ house enjoying his urban student
life.
The inspiration came from the contemporary
youth subcultures and the neon-soaked aesthetics
of cyberpunk in combination with the minimalistic
approach to space.
The apartment has 2,5 rooms with a big kitchen
and is located in a very utilitarian suburban area of
Moscow.
As it was impossible to change the configuration
of the flat, since all the walls are load-bearing and
the task was also to make a proposal that would
cost minimal funds, the project was designed using
colored plywood, sheet metal, plexiglass and simple
wall colouring.
Bright highlights and unusual use of materials
make this design stand out and create a ‘hip’
atmosphere.
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стиральная м.
посудомойка
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духовка
ROMAN’S FLAT | MOSCOW 9
SKNYPL | 2018

BEDROOM
Bathroom
Hall
Bedroom
KITCHEN
Plan with furniture
BATHROOM
ROMAN’S FLAT | MOSCOW 11
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SKNYPL | 2018

VIEW TOWARDS BEDROOM AND KITCHEN
VIEW FROM THE ENTRANCE TOWARDS BEDROOM
ROMAN’S FLAT | MOSCOW
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14 SKNYPL | 2018

SCHUTTERSKWARTIER
2016
new social housing within an old block
Info: TU Delft, Housing&Dwelling
Location: Rotterdam, Netherlands
Program: social housing / 14 800 m 2
URBAN BLOCK BEFORE INTERVENTION
This project was designed within the studio ‘Dutch
Housing’ (Dwelling chair). The objective was to
renovate the old housing blocks of Schutterskwartier
in the Crooswijk area of Rotterdam, by proposing a
new urban strategy and dwelling units in place of
declining social housing buildings.
The first part of the proposal is a new urban
framework developed in a group of four.It was
decided to suggest the demolition of the most critical
and plain buildings on the inside of the blocks,thus
merging the blocks into single big one,leaving the
‘façade’ of the area intact.
On the inside of the proposed living block instead
of two parallel disconnected streets, the new public
space that would act as ‘connector’ emerges.
In the second part of the proposal, the concept
I proposed was to create rows of houses with tiny
streets that connect all the dwellings to the main
public square of the area. My intention was to create
the ‘cozy’ atmosphere of streets broken up with
small unexpected semi-public courtyards, acting
as filters from private to public space, as well as
providing daylight.
DEMOLISHING THE ROWS IN THE MIDDLE
PROVIDING OLD HOUSES WITH GARDENS
NEW DENSE URBAN BLOCK
View on the central public space
SCHUTTTERSKWARTIER | ROTTERDAM
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TU DELFT | 2015

TYPICAL BLOCK 1STFLOOR
SCHUTTERSKWARTIER | ROTTERDAM
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18 TU SKNYPL DELFT | 2015 2018

SERP & MOLOT
2016
new residential area in place of a huge industry
Info: Bachelors at Moscow Architectural Institute,
Housing & Public Buildings chair
Location: Moscow, Russia
Program: residential area / 580 000 m 2
URBAN TISSUE
The aim of the project was to redevelop
the old factory ‘Hammer & Sickle’ (the oldest
major metallurgic industry in Russia) into new
multifunctional residential area by proposing
urban strategy and typical residential building
design.
The first phase of the proposal was developed
in a group of 2, dividing the area into two parts,
the outer high-rise ring and the inner low-rise
part, separated by a park circling through the
area. My proposal regards the inner, quieter part
of the area with social and cultural facilities and
small squares. The idea was to create a diverse
and comfortable area with an easy access by car
and by foot. The area was divided into a smallscale
grid, where each building has its own
position inside of it. At the same time, most of
the buildings have their own courtyards.
The second phase of this project was to
design a typical building inside this area.
HOUSING BLOCKS
PARK ZONE
TRANSPORTATION
SERP & MOLOT | MOSCOW
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20 SKNYPL MARHI | 2014 2018

SECTION
FACADE
GROUND FLOOR
SERP & MOLOT | MOSCOW
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MARHI | 2014

MIRA LANZA
2017
revitalizing the industrial site
Info: TU Delft, Public Buildings
Location: Rome, Italy
Program: public area/educational centre / 76 700 m 2
This project was designed within the studio ‘Re_
Claiming Rome’. The objective was to redevelop
abandoned industrial site of Mira Lanza.
Mira Lanza is located in a long-neglected
suburban area, only a few miles from the ancient
heart of Rome.The project aims to connect the area
with both the city and the Tiber river and to propose
a design solution that would be attractive to the
public.
Proposal for the redevelopment of Mira Lanza
consists of three main layers: infrastructure (the grid),
landscape (the park) and architecture (educational
center). Each of them serves the purpose of
reconnecting the area to the city, and together they
form a complex set of spaces (courtyards) in which
visitors experience different ambiences moving from
the upper levels to the river.
THREE LAYERS COMING TOGETHER: GRID / LANDSCAPE / BUILDING
COURTYARDS - ‘VIADUCT’ (GRID)
rising river level
LANDSCAPE
THE BUILDING
MIRA LANZA | ROME
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TU DELFT | 2017

Rooftop: leisure
3rd floor: self-development
body and mind
2nd floor: halls for exhibitions
and performances
1st floor:classrooms for
educational purposes
MIRA PORTFOLIO LANZA | | N.STANKOVIC ROME
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TU DELFT | 2017

1ST FLOOR
2ND FLOOR
MIRA LANZA | ROME
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TU DELFT | 2017

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