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With this portfolio I would like to give an insight into my strongly conceptually oriented way of working. All projects presented reflect my value-based approach and personal ethos. Besides a library, an archive and a sports center, the main focus of this portfolio is on my master thesis, which covers topics about science, laboratory design, tactile tourism and living on the high seas. In addition, projects are presented by offices that I highly appreciate and where I had the opportunity to work as part of a team in the competition departments. If you want to browse more than the projects presented here, please have a look at my website // juliam.nz.

With this portfolio I would like to give an insight into my strongly conceptually oriented way of working. All projects presented reflect my value-based approach and personal ethos.

Besides a library, an archive and a sports center, the main focus of this portfolio is on my master thesis, which covers topics about science, laboratory design, tactile tourism and living on the high seas.

In addition, projects are presented by offices that I highly appreciate and where I had the opportunity to work as part of a team in the competition departments.

If you want to browse more than the projects presented here, please have a look at my website // juliam.nz.

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SELECTED WORKS

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2013 - 2023


INDEX

STATFJORD B TOMORROW.

NORTH SEA

The project reveals the hidden world of offshore

structures in the North Sea and draws attention

to the enormous architectural potential of their

reuse.

Master thesis _ adaptive reuse

Page 04

ARCHIVE HANS HOLLEIN.

VIENNA

NEW MODERN LIBRARY.

COPENHAGEN

The repositioning of the archive as a hybrid institution

that encompasses research, exhibition,

and preservation, unfolds the potential of a

modern archive.

The project aims to define the primary objectives

of libraries in the future era and realign them

within a dynamic landscape of information and

educational systems.

Semester project _ cultural

Open competition _ educational

page 56

page 12

SPORTSCENTER 2000°.

VIENNA

DISPLACED.

VIENNA

A spatial continuum that emphasizes the communal

nature of sports.

Semester project _ cultural

NGO, think tank and spatial laboratory.

DISPLACED uses architecture as a tool for integration,

for identification and to further oppose

isolation.

Non-academic _ social design

Page 48 Page 61


THE GROWING HOUSE.

BAVARIAN FOREST

FOOD SILOS MADERO.

BUENOS AIRES

A design that adapts to life rather than prescribing

procedures and responds to the changing

circumstances in the course of a family‘s life.

One family home _ under development

The objective of this project is to revitalize the

urban ecosystem of Puerto Madero by trandsforming

an abandoned silo into a vertical food

forest.

Open competition _ urban strategy

page 61

page 15

SYNAPSIS.

DOCUMENTA, KASSEL

This Bachelor thesis project deals with the design

of a communication and information center

for the documenta in Kassel, where for 100 days

various exhibitions are spread throughout the

entire city.

Bachelor thesis _ temporary architecture

julesm.nz


STATFJORD B

TOMORROW

A POST OIL

SCENARIO

With the end of the fossil fuel era, an enormous

number of offshore structures developed for the

purpose of oil and gas production are becoming

obsolete.

This project seeks to draw attention to the hidden

world of offshore oil structures in the North Sea

and the enormous architectural potential of their

reuse. Exploring the visual, functional and spatial

significance of these industrial monuments is

therefore the starting point of this work. A North

Sea wide strategy of adaptive reuse is presented,

taking into account political, environmental,

economic and socio-cultural aspects. In addition,

a scenario for long-term reuse of Statfjord B is

presented, with a new program focusing on marine

science, environmental conservation as well

as sustainable tourism helping to compensate for

decades of oil extraction.



DEVELOPMENT

DECOMMISSIONING

Dismantling & Recycling

Extension of the lifecycle

Production platform

is developed, built and positioned

So1

Flexible Common Ground

So2

Homeless Shelter

OIL PRODUCTION

Drilling and extraction

So3

So4

So5

Kids Ground

Event Space

Public Bath

Su1

Su2

Su3

Rainwater Collecting

Oceanic Waste Collecting

Habitat Restoration

Ec1

Local Foodmarket

So6

Sport & Leisure Facilities

Su4

Server Facilities

Ec2

Fish Farming

10 to 50 years

T1

T2

T3

T4

T5

T6

T7

Bird Watching

Whale Watching

Aurora Borealis

North Sea Diving

Artists Program

Memorial

Heritage Museum

So7

So8

So9

So10

So11

So12

So13

Urban Farming

Public Canteen

Community Kitchen

Entertainment

Cultural Program

Educational Program

North Sea Governance

Sc1

Sc2

Sc3

Sc4

Sc5

Sc6

Oceanography

Marine Science

Coastal Science

Marine Archaeology

Meteorology & Climate

Astronomy

En1

En2

En3

En4

SUSTAINABILITY

Renewable Energy

Solar Power

Offshore Windpower

Tidal Energy

Ec3

Ec4

Ec5

Ec6

Ec7

Ec8

Ec9

Urban Aquaponics

Aquaculture

Algae Cultivation

Vertical Gardening

Gastronomy

Goods Market

Manufacturers

T8

Hotel

So14

Participation

Sc7

Ornithology

En5

Pumped Storage Power

Ec10

Coworking Space

TOURISM

SOCIETY

SCIENCE

ENERGY

ECONOMY

RE-PROGRAMMING

Transformation and adaption

The concept of altering drosscape, by utilising

new social program, can be applied to displaced

oilrigs in a large scale. The exploration of

their visual, functional and experiential potential

result in a North Sea wide strategy of reuse,

addressing political, environmental, economic

and socio-cultural questions.

The aim is to develop a sustainable transformation

concept for unused offshore facilities in

order to emphasize the cultural heritage values

on one hand, and to exploit the immense architectural

potential of these structures on the

other hand.

PROGRAM CATALOGUE

ACTION PLAN

STRATEGIES

2020 2022 2025

2030 2035

2040

TRANSLOCATION

REPROGRAMMING

STIMULATING

DEVELOPMENT

CONNECTION

EXPANSION

While abandoned concrete

structures will stay in place,

unused steel facilities will

temporarily be placed in highly

deprived coastal areas among

adjacent countries.

The replaced industrial

structures are offering a highly

adaptable space with great

architectural and aesthetic qualities

to the interested public.

The local tourism sector will be

encouraged through the implementation

of (art-) events and

festivals, which take place in and

around the iconic landmarks.

The strategy of valorising the

industrial structures will focus

on further developments. The

remaining offshore concrete

structures will be refurbished

with the intention to host new

programs.

An appropriate offshore

program, dedicated mainly to

marine science, will be implemented

on selected structures

within the industrial heritage

site in the northern North Sea

as pioneering project.

The success of this approach

will lead to further developments

of the concrete platform

cluster as well as designated

single concrete structures in

environmentally reasonable

areas of the Sea.


NORWEGIAN SEA

SULA REEF

VØRING PLATEAU

CONTINENTAL

SLOPE

NORWEGIAN

TRENCH

STAVANGER

NORTHERN

NORTH SEA

ABERDEEN

CENTRAL

NORTH SEA

ESBJERG

DOGGERBANK

WADDEN SEA

SOUTHERN

NORTH SEA

HERITAGE

Translocation as the starting point in the scenario of reusing

abandoned oilrigs. The North Sea-wide approach will enrich the

socio-cultural environment in selected coastal areas. This may

strengthen their economy by offering space to be adapted and

by drawing a physical connection to the industrial heritage of oil

producing countries.

SCIENCE

A cross-national network of marine science centers in the North Sea,

which provides state of the art research facilities with education and

training programmes, is the main focus of the marine spatial plan.

Each site offers a specific framework of environmental features and

therefore varies in the topics of research.

ARCTIC

ECOREGION

BOREAL

ECOREGION

DEEPER

NORTH

NO

SHALLOW

SOUTH

TOURISM

From the shallow waters of the southern area to the edge of the continental

slope in the glacial boreal region, tourists can experience the

mutable nature of the North Sea. The visual and physical experience

of traveling as well as the exchange with experts in an participatory

scientific approach will form people‘s understanding of the seascape

North Sea.

EXPIRIENCE OF NORTH SEA ECOREGION KEY AREAS

UK

A joined energetic system in a macro regional scale describes the

ecological strategy within the marine spatial plan and redefines

the role of the Sea as unifying space. Thereby the opportunity to

transform the remaining concrete structures for carbon storage and

green power plants have a great potential to assist the objective of

the European Green Deal.

NL

DE

SUSTANABILITY

DK

STF B MASTERTHESIS // 2020

7



The concept of altering drosscape,

by utilising new social program, can

be applied to displaced oilrigs in a

large scale. The exploration of their

visual, functional and experiential

potential result in a North Sea wide

strategy of reuse, addressing political,

environmental, economic and

socio-cultural questions.

The aim is to develop a sustainable

transformation concept for unused

offshore facilities in order to emphasize

the cultural heritage values on

one hand, and to exploit the immense

architectural potential of these

structures on the other hand.

STF B MASTERTHESIS // 2020

9


60.7° 60.8°

60.9°

61°

61.1° 61.2° 61.3° 61.4° 61.5°

-150

0.8° 1°

-160

-140

-150

-170

EAST SHETLAND PLATEAU

N 57° 29‘9.00‘‘ W 4°13‘46.63‘‘

STATFJORD B

DUNLIN

1977

1.2°

This thesis aims to proof ability

to transform offshore structures,

while recognizing the outstanding

engineering achievements of the

past, using the example of Statfjord

B.

The refurbishment of the platform

defines the starting point for a longterm

strategy of reusing designated

aban-doned concrete facilities in

the North Sea as an alternative to

demolishing.

-160

-150

-170

-160

-180

1.4°

-170

-160

BRENT D

1976

TAMPEN SPUR AREA

BRENT C

1978

1.6°

BRENT B

1975

-130

-150

U K

-140

N O R W A Y

-160

STATFJORD A

1977

STATFJORD B

1981

1.8° 2°

STATFJORD C

1984

-130

-1

-15

-1


-260

-360

-360

-370

2.2° 2.4°

2.6°

2.8°

3.2°

3.4°

-340

NORWEGIAN TRENCH

-320

DERRICK

271 metres total height

-300

-280

Workshop

Compressor Modul

MODULES

13 equipment packages

-240

Processing Modul

Production Modul

-220

-170

-200

60

HELIDECK

2 decks with hangar

Drilling Unit

0

-140

LIVING QUARTER

3 modules

228 berths

Office Modul

Wellheads

-130

MODULE SUPPORT FRAME

114 x 55 metres

14 metres high

2400 t of steel

Conductor Pipes

FLARE BOOM

120 metres long

20

SHAFTS

2 drilling shafts

1 utility shaft

1 riser shaft

-130

BALLAST TANKS

-200

24 cells

310.500 t of concrete

-130


N

artists

visua

each

REPROGRAMMING

AFTERLIFE AS PERMANENT RESEARCH STATION

BERGEN

STATFJORD C

A

East shetland plateau

B

Viking bank

Western slope

Norwegian trench

UK CONTINENTAL SHELF

NORWEGIAN CONTINENTAL SHELF

Converting Statfjord B into an

interdisciplinary research facility offers

permanent opportunities for basic and

applied scientific research on the edge

of the European continental shelf. The

state of the art research facility serves

as a platform for education and training

programs, fostering collaboration among

marine scientists, experts, and the

interested public. An artist-in-residence

program will further support the

process of gaining and communicating

knowledge through art.

USERS

Artist-in-residence programs give artists the opportunity to live and work outside of their usual environments,

providing them with time to reflect, research, or produce work.

USERS

Artist-in-residence programs give artists the opportunity to live and work outside of their usual environments,

providing them with time to reflect, research, or produce work.

ACTORS

Art, Education & Science

ACTORS

Art, Education & Science

DIVING

DEC

JAN

DIVING

NOV

FEB

Removing most of the

equipment, leaving an

empty shell.

Several modules will be

dismantled.

Clearing of the eastwest

axis.

A double height atrium

space is formed in the

center of the platform. NOV

DEC

JAN

AURORA BOREALIS

FEB

AURORA BOREALIS

OCT

MAR

WHALES

BIRDS

OCT

MAR

WHALES

SEP

BIRDS

APR

SEP

APR

AUG

MAY

A void connects the

atrium space with the

MSF underneath.

The new main circulation

will be placed within

the void.

An extensive void links

7 floors and stimulates

visual connections.

The former drilling

towers will be treated as

AUG

objet trouvé.

MAY

JUL

JUN

JUL

JUN

S

S

The living quarter will

be extended with 3

more storeys.

A shared double hight

living room connecting

the patio and the sea.

The new facade creates

an extraordinary space

facing the sea

The drilling tower will be

used as vertical farm.

Scientists: all year

Students: summer I winter school

Artists: summer I winter program

Exhibition

Tourists: long term

Daytrippers: short term

Environmental experience

A

E

T

D

E


SCIENTIFIC EXPERTS

Marine Scientists will study the

biological, chemical, geological and

physical characteristics of the North

Sea in a multidisciplinary approach,

while focusing on comprehensive

fieldwork and data collecting.

ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE

Artists can emphasize the importance

of scientific work by making it

visually accessible, but the growing

value in combining art and science

lies in the collaborative process of

creating new realities, rather than

their mere reflections.

INTERESTED PUBLIC

The visual and physical experience

of visiting the Statfjord Monument

and the participatory dialogue with

scientific experts will form people’s

understanding of the Seascape

North Sea.

STF B MASTERTHESIS // 2020

13


COMMON LIVING ROOM

CANTEEN

WORK OUT

CLIMBING

STAFF

FREEZER

GOODS

LIFT

TERRACE

SPORT & RETREAT

DISHES

GALLEY

CO-WORKING SPACE

ADMINISTRATION

COFFEE SPOT

MEETING ROOM

ALL GENDER RESTROOM

GOODS LIFT

CRANE

CRANE

DATA COLLECTING

DATA COLLECTING

NUMERICAL SIMULATION

THINK CELL

MEDIA DEPARTMENT

MEETING

ALL GENDER RESTROOM

CONDUCTOR PIPES

CLR HT 6.5 m

ENTRANCE HALL

CONDUCTOR PIPES

CLR HT 6.5 m

EXHIBITION

EXHIBITION

EXHIBITION

SCUBA TRAINING FACILITY

CLR HT 10.0 m

Unterdecke

HEA 450

CLR HT 5.4 m

CRANE

ACCESS FLARE BOOM

13.8

EXHIBITION

NORTH

SUBMARINE

VEHICLES

DRILL TOWER NORTH

WORKSHOP

M23

SUBSEA

EXPEDITION

M18

M16

M13

LQ 02

COURTYARD

M12

CLR HT 10.0 m

15.5

M10

UNDERWATER

ROBOTICS

OPEN TO

LABORATORY

VIEWPOINT EAST

DOUBLE HEIGHT ATRIUM SPACE

16.3

OPEN TO LABORATORY

M11

M24

M21

M17

M15

DATA VISUALIZATION &

SIMULATION

DRILL TOWER SOUTH

FILLING

STATION

SUITS & EQUIPMENT

Site plan

DIVING TOWER

20 m

EXHIBITION

SOUTH

MODULE DECK

3rd Floor

10

1 5

10

MODULE DECK I RESEARCH AND COMMUNICATION

introvert and extrovert interplay

several research solitaires

urban character

LONG SECTION

North view

10

GSEducationalVersion


SEA LAB

Marine Laboratory

LIVING QUARTER

140 Rooms

RECREATION

Spare Time

OFFICE

Evaluation & Monitoring

ART SPACE

Workshop & Exhibition

VISITOR CENTER

Heritage Museum

DIVING FACILITY

Marine Archaeology

The former Drilling Tower Unit as most

significant space within the structure, will

be treated as objet trouvé and reframed

as visitor center.

Only the connecting intermediate level

is dismantled and replaced by a free-floating

bridge. The substraction is necessary

to provide sight of the northern and

southern drilling rigs and to emphasize

the enormous heights of the structure.

The materials and forms of the past

inspire the addition of a new main stair

in the center of the former drilling tower,

which provides a connection through

material and time to the future.

The preservation happens completely

free of form, by the mere staging of the

found through lighting und guidance.

The aim is to create multiple readings

within the built environment and to leave

space for interpretations.

STF B MASTERTHESIS // 2020

15


The Artist room‘s existing structure

is ingeniously repurposed and

adapted in multiple ways. The former

cementing unit within the room will be

fully preserved, with the exception of

removing the machines to create room

for a workshop and a stage.

The intricate staircase, serving as

a valuable artifact from the past,

will be retained and expanded with

an additional level for connectivity.

The former cement tanks, significant

in maintaining the room‘s unique

atmosphere, will be preserved and

transformed into separate workstations.

These remnants not only serve as

historical artifacts but also provide an

opportunity for new and innovative uses.

WORKSHOP I ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE


STF B MASTERTHESIS // 2020

17

DRILLING TOWER NORTH


CANTEEN I COURTYARD


STF B MASTERTHESIS // 2020

19


To accommodate the needs of a new

purpose, a series of interventions are

implemented as an alteration concept for

the existing Living Quarter.

The majority of the rooms will maintain

their narrowness to preserve the original

atmosphere and evoke a sense of

continuity with the past. The construction

itself serves as an imperceptible trace,

kept intact to offer an experiential

connection, despite optimizing the

limited space for improved functionality.

Furthermore, a new facade will be

added to expand the existing area and

offer uninterrupted views of the sea.


SINGLE UNIT

DOUBLE UNIT

DUPLEX

STF B MASTERTHESIS // 2020

21




Communicative working environment

homogenous configuration of space

Team meeting

Team Lab

Coffee spot

Service Cell

a mix of open and flexible spaces

Eperiment

Service

Documentation

Communication

Extra space

A defined group of experimental-,

communication-, documentation

Visibility among researchers

flexible and individual for varying scenarios

and Work flow optimization service-areas form a Lab Cell in

common use of equipment and facilities will create synergy effects among users

noise reduction due to seperation of individual areas

a gained contigous, areas as buffer open space.

Glove box

Evaluation desk

Special Lab,

air locked

235 sqm flexible Laboratory Cluster

The flexible arrangement of modular

furniture allows a individual laboratory

setting for changing research

groups.

LAB CLUSTER

235 SQM

Thermo mix

Weighing

SLA -printer

Sensor

Light panel

Electicity

Dispenser

Autodosage Centrifuge

Robotics

EXTENDABLE LABORATORY BENCH

30 linear meter

Visibility among researchers

increases. Noise reduction due to

seperation of individual areas.

Cool storage

Tray

A digital network of modular laboratory components

sichtbarkeit

entfernungen, wege

kommunikation

arbeitsflächen, lfm labortisch

funktionsverschränkung

Magnet stirrer

SLA -printer

Light panel

Dispenser

Photometer

Thermo mix

Weighing

Electicity

Autodosage

Sensor

Thermo mix

Magnet stirrer

Robotics

Centrifuge


LABORATORY SPACE

a new model of laboratory design

DIVING EXPLORATION

MEASURING BUOYS

Measuring Station (permanent)

Sub Sea Sensors

Meteorological Data Collecting

DESIGN NEEDS

LABORATORY

MEETING SPACE

formal

and informal

LIBRARY

SCIENCE FORUM

VISUALIZATION

Monitoring, Data Collection

Representation

SUPPLY

COMMUNICATION &

INFORMATION

The laboratory floor is

characterized by contradiction,

created by a continuous

arrangement of frameless curved

glass panels, contrasting the

strict perpendicular order of the

existing structure.

The aim of layered glass

elements is both to reflect the

natural atmosphere of the nordic

environment, and to enrich the

interdisciplinary approach of

marine science by creating a fluid

space without visual borders.

SPECIAL LABORATORIES

Isotope laboratory (radioactive)

Safety lab S2-S4

Synthesis lab

Climatic chamber

Microscopy centre

BUILDING SERVICE

HVAC, TECHNICAL FACILITIES

CLOUD LAB

Waste water - Neutralisation plant

Central compressed air and Oxygen Supply

De mineralized water, Drinking wate, Coolingwater supply

TANKS

Waste water, drinking water,

Demineralized water

EXPERIMENTAL SPACE

an Analytical Laboratory

with flexible Space for Experiments

OPEN LAB ENVIRONMENT

Core Facilities: researchers share

equipment, space and staff

STORAGE SPACE

Lab glassware storage

Chemicals storage

SERVICE SPACE

Cold storage rooms

Brood Chamber

Hazardious Materials

Central laboratory glass washers

NORTH SEA ARCHIVE

a natural archive of seafloor sediments

corals and water samples

STF B MASTERTHESIS // 2020

25


MEETING

AUTOMATED LAB

MEETING

CHANGING ROOM

CONTROL PANELS

AUTOKLAV

STORAGE

SCIENCE

FORUM

LIBRARY

FORMER MAIN CONTROL ROOM

CENTRIFUGES

SERVICE BLOCK 01

MEETING

CELLAR DECK MEZZANINE

Sea Lab | 2nd Floor

10


DOCUMENTATION

AREA

AQUARIA

RACKS

OPTICAL

ANALYSIS

IMAGING &

MICROSCOPY

MEETING

AUTOKLAV

STORAGE

OPEN TO

DECK

CENTRIFUGES

RESTROOMS

STRG

SERVICE BLOCK 02

ELECTROLYTIC

ANALYSIS

LARGE SCALE

EQUIPMENT

DIVING

TOWER

Doc. Area I Floor Connection


DETAIL PLANNING

CONSTRUCTION

2 Component PUR Sealer Floor Coating white 8mm

Clean Room Raised Floor System / Aluminium Die Cast Panel 60mm

Hollow Floor System / Installationzone 200mm

Reinforced Steel-Composite Construction 200mm

Subframe Steelbeam HEA 400

Suspended Ceiling / Clean Room Standard - white

Glass - Profiles

Curved Aluminium Extrusion

Installations

Glass - Profiles

Curved Aluminium Extrusion

15 5 44 20 20 6

HEA 450

Floor

Convectors

lam. safety glass balustrade:

2 x 10 mm toughened glass

h 100 cm

Metal Sheet Cover

powder-coated, white

The design and material selection are

rooted in the engineering principles

of construction. The focal points of the

Statfjord B conversion are primarily centered

around thermal insulation and the

incorporation of expansive glass elements

in the facade. Efforts are being

made to mitigate thermal bridges,

which are challenging to avoid in steel

structures, through the implementation

of flank insulation.

D 02

Industrial Screed / reinforced - polished 100 mm

Heating-system slab 30 mm

Rubber Industrial matting Screed 8 mm / reinforced - polished 100 mm

Vapour

Heating-system

Seal

slab 30 mm

Thermal

Rubber

Insulation

matting 8

-

mm

Extruded Polystyrene 0,035 W/mK 200mm

Reinforced

Vapour Seal

Steel-Composite Construction 200mm

Thermal Insulation - Extruded Polystyrene 0,035 W/mK 200mm

Subframe

Reinforced

Steelbeam

Steel-Composite

HEA 200

Construction 200mm

Subframe Steelbeam HEA 200

GSEducationalVersion

Metal Sheet I Cladding

powder-coated, Metal Sheet anthracite I Cladding

powder-coated, anthracite

Flanking Insulation

Flanking Insulation

Square Tube I Support

Mount Square Facade Tube I Support

Ø Mount 150 mmFacade

Ø 150 mm

23 37 5 20 20 20 15

23 37 5 20 20 20 15

Welded Stainless Steel Construction

Welded Stainless Steel Construction

Existing Steelframe

Existing Steelframe

MSF (Main Support Frame)

MSF (Main Support Frame)

solar control - double glazing

solar control - double glazing

10 mm

10 mm

toughened

toughened

glass

glass +

12 mm cavity + 2 x 8 mm +

12 mm cavity

laminated safety

+ 2 x 8 mm

laminated safety

glass

glass

Motor

Motor

Exhaust

Exhaust

Air

Air

System

System

solar control - double glazing

10 mm toughened glass +

12 mm cavity + 2 x 8 mm

laminated safety glass

D 03

Grating 50mm

2 Component PUR Sealer Floor Coating white 8mm

Industrial Screed 100 mm

Heating-system slab 30 mm

Rubber matting 8 mm

Vapour Seal

Reinforced Steel-Composite Construction 300mm

Subframe Steelbeam HEA 400

Spray Coating

Polyurethane - Foam Coating 0,030 W/mK

Polyurethan-Coating, anthracite

GSEducationalVersion

GSEducationalVersion

20 44 29 15

Existing Steelframe

MSF

D 01

FACADE CROSS SECTION

Laboratory I Office

GSEducationalVersion


D04

lam. safety glass balustrade:

2 10 mm toughened glass

Elevated Heavy Load - Concrete Planks 100 mm

Waterproof sealing - 4 layered

Tapered Insulation 200 - 300mm

Vapour Seal

Hollow Concrete Planks 230mm

Main Support Frame - Steelbeam IPE 1000

Metal Sheet - anthracite

Shades

MODULE MEZZANIN

THREE LAYERED

Post Rail- Facade

Industrial Screed reinforded/polished 100 mm

Heating-system slab 30 mm

Rubber matting 8 mm

Vapour Seal

Hollow Concrete Planks 230mm

Subframe Steelbeam HEA 400

MODULE DECK

Industrial Screed reinforded/polished 100 mm

Heating-system slab 30 mm

Rubber matting 8 mm

Vapour Seal

Thermal Insulation - Extruded Polystyrene 0,035 W/mK 200mm

Reinforced Steel-Composite Construction 200mm

Subframe Steelbeam HEA 200

Metal Sheet - anthracite

INSTALLATION ZONE

EXHAUST AIR SYSTEM

Shades

EXHAUST

AIR SYSTEM

INSTALLATION ZONE

HEA 450

D03

CELLAR MEZZANIN

UTILITY SHAFT

EXHAUST AIR SYSTEM

D02

ENERGY EFFICIENT GLAZING

2 x 8 mm Floatglas (VSG)

16 mm SZR

2 Component PUR Sealer Floor Coating white 8mm

Clean Room Raised Floor System / Aluminium Die Cast Panel 60mm

Hollow Floor System / Installationzone 200mm

Reinforced Steel-Composite Construction 200mm

Subframe Steelbeam HEA 400

Suspended Ceiling / Clean Room Standard - white

TEMPERED LAMINATED GLASS

h 100cm

FRESH AIR SUPPLY

Stainless Steel 120 / 15

INSTALLATIONSZONE

FLOOR CONVECTORS

FLOOR CONVECTORS

INSTALLATION ZONE

HEA 450

Grating 50mm

Flanking Insulation

HEA 450

CELLAR DECK

2 Component PUR Sealer Floor Coating white 8mm

Clean Room Raised Floor System / Aluminium Die Cast Panel 60mm

Hollow Floor System / Installationzone 470mm

Reinforced Steel-Composite Construction 300mm

Subframe Steelbeam HEA 400

Spray Coating

Polyurethane - Foam Coating 0,030 W/mK

Polyurethan-Coating, anthracite

HEA 400

FRESH AIR SUPPLY

HEATING AND COOLING FLOOR CONVECTORS

UTILITY SHAFT

EXHAUST AIR SYSTEM

SUCTION SYSTEM

smart surface

LABORATORY MEDIA SUPPLY

GAS / ELECTRICITY / PURIFIED WATER

INSTALLATION ZONE

FRESH WATER

HEATING AND COOLING FLOOR CONVECTORS

HEA 450

GREY WATER

STF B MASTERTHESIS // 2020

D01

29


CPH NEW MODERN LIBRARY

For thousands of years, libraries have acquired, organized,

preserved, and provided resources to its users. In doing

so, the library has always been an open and trusted place

where informational and social infrastructures intersected

within a physical structure. However, libraries are experiencing

a remarkable renaissance, both in terms of the social

infrastructure they provide and in terms of a diversification

of the services and experiences they offer. To expand the

narrative of the ‘library for all‘,

“[...] we must acknowledge the library’s role as a civic

landmark - a symbol of what a community values highly

enough to place on a prominent site, to materialize in

dignified architecture that communicates its openness to

everyone, and to support with sufficient public funding

despite the fact that it’ll never make a profit. A well-designed

library - a contextually designed library - can

reflect a community’s character back to itself, clarifying

who it is, in all its multiplicity, and what it stands for.“ 1

With a vision of the library of the future, this project seeks

to identify the key goals of libraries in the next age and

reposition them within an evolving ecology of information

and education infrastructures. Presented is a reimagined

library that fosters vibrant collaborations and synergies and

serves as civic hub where communities can discuss and archive

their history, and integrates media production studios,

makerspaces, and hacker labs. The library as hybrid cultural

arena for a knowledge based society.

/1 Shannon Mattern, Library as Infrastructure.



USERS | OPERATORS

24:00

YOUNG ADULTS

looking for

edutainment

SENIORS

looking for

their favourite author

18:00 6:00

KINDERGARTEN KIDS

exploring

the environment

KIDS/ PUPILS

looking for

excitment, discovery

TEENS

looking for

excitment, social interaction

PARENTS

looking for

fiction, general information

12:00

PENSIONERS

looking for

social interaction

STUDENTS

looking for

inspiration, research platform

Program and actors

Time, space and simultaneity

Open Reading Area

Single STUDY Study AND RoomRESEARCH

MULTIPURPOSE AREA Group Study

PARTICIPATE

Reading Open Hall Reading Area

Single Study Room

Event

Book Group Bot*

Exhibition

Study

Lecture

Reading Hall

Retailing

Hacker Room

Book Bot*

LEARNING SPACE

STUDY AND RESEARCH

INSPIRATION SPACE Open Reading Area

BROWSE AND BE ANIMATED

Single Study Room

Group Study

Movie and Music Mediathek

Open

INSPIRATION

Access Library Wall

SPACE Reading Hall

Magazine BROWSE Lounge AND BE ANIMATED

Book Bot*

Movie and Music Mediathek

Open Access Library Wall

Magazine Lounge

LIBRARY DISCOVERY: INSPIRATION SPACE

BROWSE AND BE ANIMATED

LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT:

MULTIPURPOSE AREA

PARTICIPATE

Event MULTIPURPOSE AREA

Exhibition PARTICIPATE

Lecture

Retailing Event

Hacker Exhibition Room

Lecture

Retailing

Hacker Room LEARNING SPACE

STUDY AND RESEARCH

Movie and Music Mediathek

LIBRARY DISCOVERY: Open Access Library Wall

Magazine Lounge

LIBRARY DISCOVERY:

LEARNING SPACE

COLLABORATE

EXPERIENCE

COLLABORATE

DISCOVER

EXPERIENCE

COLLABORATE

COLLABORATE

EXPERIENCE

COLLABORATE

DISCOVER

DISCOVER

IMMERSE

IMMERSE

EXPERIENCE

IMMERSE

EXPERIENCE

DISCOVER

EXPERIENCE

DISCOVER

DISCOVER

EXPERIENCE

EXPERIENCE

IMMERSE

IMMERSE

DISCOVER

IMMERSE DISCOVER EXPERIENCE

DISCOVER

COLLABORATE

EXPERIENCECOLLABORATE

COLLABORATE

COLLABORATE

COLLABORATEXPERIENCE

COLLABORATE

DISCOVER

DISCOVER

DISCOVER

EXPERIENCE

EXPERIENCE

DISCOVER

DISCOVER

ENTRANCE HALL

BE WELCOME

Information ENTRANCE HALL

Distribution BE WELCOME

Security Control

Security Office Information

Lockers Distribution

Security Control

Security Office

Lockers

IMMERSE

Information

Distribution

Security Control PERFORMATIVE SPACE

Security Office MULTIMEDIA EXPERIENCE

Lockers

Workshops PERFORMATIVE SPACE

Music Lab / Sound MULTIMEDIA Studio EXPERIENCE

Creative Computer Arts

3D Modeling Workshops

Interactive Gaming Music Lab / Sound Studio

Hacker RoomCreative Computer Arts

3D Modeling Workshop

Interactive Gaming

Hacker Room

MEETING SPACE

INFORMATION EXCHANGE

PERFORMATIVE SPACE RESTAURANT

Seminar

MULTIMEDIA EXPERIENCE

Lounge

MEETING SPACE

Adaptive Seating INFORMATION facilities EXCHANGE Workshops

RESTAURANT

Market Square

Music Lab / Sound Studio

Agora Seminar

Creative Computer Arts

Open Kitchen Lounge

3D Modeling Workshop

Self Service Adaptive CafeteriaSeating facilities Interactive Gaming

Market Square Hacker Room

Agora

Open Kitchen

Self Service Cafeteria

MEETING SPACE

INFORMATION EXCHANGE

RESTAURANT

IMMERSE

ENTRANCE HALL

BE WELCOME

IMMERSE

Seminar

Lounge

Adaptive Seating facilities

Market Square

Agora

Open Kitchen

Self Service Cafeteria

IMMERSE

IMMERSE

DISCOVER

EXPERIENCE

DISCOVER

DISCOVER

EXPERIENCE

EXPERIENCE

Space definition

In order to set up a possible space program, it is

necessary to take into account current discussions

about libraries. From this it became clear

that the attraction factor of the “Library of the

Furture” must be much greater than it has been

so far. This project provides four general ideas

of space definition:

Performative Space, Meeting Space,

Learning Space and Inspiration Space.

The actual program subsequently refers to these

four macro categories. With these definitions

we are able to determine future activities in the

library. With different users, media and operation

hours, there is a huge variety of actions we

have to face. To interpret these we startet to

classify them into 4 general terms:

Immerse, Discover, Experience

and Collaborate:

Library dicovery

LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT:

HOMOGENEOUS

SPACE DISTRIBUTION

COLLABORATE

SPACE EXCHANGE,

OCCUPANCY

EXPERIENCE

PEAK

STAGE

DISCOVER

IMMERSE

HETEROGENEOUS

SPACE DISTRIBUTION

INSPIRATION

SPACE

LEARNING

SPACE

LIBRARY DEVELOPMENT:

HOMOGENEOUS

SPACE DISTRIBUTION

2015

SPACE EXCHANGE,

OCCUPANCY

2020 2025

PEAK

STAGE

2030

HETEROGENEOUS

SPACE DISTRIBUTION

RECKOGNITION

2015

2020 2025

2030

INNOVATION

EMPOWERMENT

HOMOGENEOUS

SPACE DISTRIBUTION

SPACE EXCHANGE,

OCCUPANCY

PEAK

STAGE

HETEROGENEOUS

SPACE DISTRIBUTION

2015 2018 2021

2024 2027

2030

2015

Possibilities

Program, reprogramming and development

2020 2025

2030

PERFORMATIVE

SPACE

INVOLVEMENT

MEETING

SPACE


Design evolution

Site plan

AMALIENBORG

PARK

SILENT

COURTYARD

AMALIENBORG

VIEW

PERFORMANCE

BALCONY

WATERFRONT

TERRACE

WATER

TAXI DECK

LEARNING

DECK

PARK

SLOPE

400m

800m

LITTLE

MERMAID

LIB CPH OPEN COMPETITION // 2014

PLAYHOUSE

COPENHAGEN

Form follows statement

Site situation and response

33


EVENT

A

GASTRONOMY

ENTRANCE

MUSIC LIBRARY

COURTYARD

LEARNING

BOOK BOT

CHECK OUT

SHOWCASE

M

F

SERVER

H

MUSIC LAB

INFO

COMMUNICATION ISLES

M

F

SERVER

RETAIL

H

ENTRANCE

LECTURE

Ground Floor

WATERTAXI

Circulation System

Unlike the expected horizontal arrangement of

the 4 room definitions, the program is stacked

vertically in rows. This allows the library to be

experienced in a variety of ways. Four room

definitions can be experienced within one floor.

To enable short distances, openly designed

staircases connect all areas.

MAIN CIRCULATION

PERMEABLE SPACE BOUNDARIES

MAIN ENTRANCE


WARMDACH EXTENSIV BEGRÜNT

EXTENSIVE DACHBEGRÜNUNG

ABSTURZSICHERUNG/ GELÄNDER

VSG aus 2x ESG 1CM

WARMDACH TERASSENDACH

BETONFERTIGTEILPLATTEN offene Fugen

BETTUNGSSCHICHT / UK

FILTERVLIES

DACHABDICHTUNGSBAHN / KUNSSTOFF

DACHDÄMMUNG WLG 045

STAHLBETONDECKE C20/25

VEGETATIONSSUBSTRAT m. SCHUBSICHERUNG

WASSERSPEICHERNDE TEXTILSCHICHT

TRENNSCHICHT/ SCHUTZFOLIE

WURZELSCHUTZSCHICHT

DACHABDICHTUNGSBAHN

DACHDÄMMUNG WLG 045

DAMPFSPERRE

STAHLBETONDECKE C20/25

EDELSTAHL KLEMMSYSTEMSCHIENE

NEOPRENE EINLAGE

ANKERPLATTE MIT BETONFERTIGTEIL

VERSCHRAUBT, EINGEFRÄST

7% GEFÄLLE

ALUMINIUM- RANDPROFIL

ELOXIERT RAL 7011

ENTWÄSSERUNG DN100

ARBEITSFUGE

Structural System

and Materiality

BETONWAND s. detail sockelbereich

MEHRSCHICHTIGER HOHLRAUMBODEN

EPOXYDHARZ- BESCHICHTUNG WEISS

FLIESSESTRICH ZE40

PE- FOLIE

GK- TRÄGERPLATTE

SCHALLSCHUTZ AUFLAGE TELLER

DOPPELBODENSTÜTZFUSS HÖHENVERSTELLBAR

The library is designed as a reinforced concrete

skeleton framework. The structural system

consists of reinforced concrete columns and

bracing cores to provide a high degree of interior

flexibility. A particular challenge here is the

prevention of thermal bridges.

IMPRÄGNIERUNG

STAHLBETONDECKE C20/25 / BAUTEILAKTIVIERT

WEISSE KIESSCHÜTTUNG

BETONRANDEINFASSUNG

MÖRTELBETT

DRAINAGE DN100

RANDDÄMM-

STREIFEN

EDV/ ELEKTRO KANAL

SICHTBETON AUSSENWAND

AUSSENSCHALE WU BETON

KERNDÄMMUNG/ PERIMETER DÄMMUNG

INNENSCHALE BETON

SCHATTENFUGE

BODENAUFBAU NICHT UNTERKELLERT

EPOXYDHARZ- BESCHICHTUNG WEISS POLIERT

FLIESSESTRICH ZE60

PE- FOLIE

TRITTSCHALLDÄMMUNG

STAHLBETONBODENPLATTE C20/25

PERIMETERDÄMMUNG WLG 045

BETONSAUBERKEITSSCHICHT C5/10

The choice of materiality is crucial for understanding

the conceptual design. A frame of

exposed concrete emphasizes the principle

idea of horizontally staked, singular building

elements. Both the interior and exterior

surfaces of the side walls and roof terraces are

finished this way. The additional materials are

few, robust and durable: glass, metal and wood

in a contrasting interplay.

LIB CPH OPEN COMPETITION // 2014

Facade Section

M25

35

0. Geschoss 1:25


SERVER

READING

GROUP STUDY BOOK BOT OPEN STUDY

M

F

SERVER

H

HACKER ROOM

3D LAB

SHARED KITCHEN

LOUNGE

COFFEE BREAK

URBAN GARDENING

GREEN SLOPE

1st Floor

GROUP STUDY BOOK BOT OPEN STUDY

M

F

H

INTERACTIV GAMING

COMPUTER LAB

PERFORMATIVE BALCONY

2nd Floor

WATERTAXI


Bookbot

The way of data exchange has no predefined

format and can take place in very

different settings through very different

media and actions.

The conventional book shelf still has

its right to exist but it is important to

provide a lot more possibilities to access

information.

A very efficient facility to safe space for

these alternatives, but still containing

the amount of books needed, is the

bookbot implemented in this project.

The robotic book delivery system can

store up to two million items in a climate-controlled

environment and deliver

any of them within minutes.

23.50

17.30

9.60

3.50

0.00

18.00

13.50

9.00

4.50

0.00

LIB CPH OPEN COMPETITION // 2014

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37


CPH NEW MODERN LIBRARY


Visualizations: C4D, Corona Renderer, PS

LIB CPH OPEN COMPETITION // 2014

39


FOOD AS A RIGHT TO THE COMMUNITY.

BUENOS AIRES

FOOD SILOS

Providing healthy, nutritious food for

all, regardless of income, is the defined

goal of this design. An edible ecosystem

is presented to explore alternatives

to conventional agriculture, sequester

carbon, enhance biodiversity and yield a

hundred varieties of foods.

This project aims to restore an ecosystem in

the urban environment of Puerto Madero,

including algae culture, beekeeping, insect

farming, aquaponics, and various greenhouse

and outdoor crops. The vertical food

forest represents a comprehensive commitment

to sustainability, education, and local

economic participation.


I

T

T E R R A V

T

I O N S

H O N O R A B L E

M E N T

I O N

C O M P E

I V A

FOOD SILO

OPEN COMPETITION // 2022

41


iHealthy Commun

The food we eat can either

be the best, safest and most

powerful medicine, or the

slowest form of poison.

GROWING HEALTHY FOOD AND LOCAL COMMUNITIES

AGROPRENEURS

The new garden movement grows

SOCIO-ECOLOGICAL

TRANSFORMATION

- Ann Wigmor.

Everything starts with the

LOCAL COMMUNITY

Culture of social innovation

Teaching self cultivation

ENFORCING

AUTONOMY

EDUCATORS

Creating a place where

plants and people can grow.

Engaged Citizens

SOCIAL

INCLUSION

ENFORCING

ECONOMY

Fresh, nutritious food

VOLUNTEERS

urban dwellers get involved

NEW JOBS

ty

LESS

CARBON

ENERGY

LOCAL RESTAURANTS

Locally grown food

FOOD FARMERS

People who have traditionally faced

barriers to accessing employment

will be trained in house and employed

BIKE MESSENGER

Greens that are sold to community

members and restaurants are delivered

by bike to connect sustainable food

production with low-emission transport

An edible ecosystem to explore alternatives to conventional agriculture,

sequesters carbon, enhances biodiversity and yields over a hundred varieties of foods

An edible ecosystem to explore alternatives to conventional agriculture, sequesters

carbon, enhances biodiversity and yields over a hundred varieties of foods


CULTIVATION AND HARVESTING

Located on the upper levels of the silos, the bio-intensive

cultivation areas are situated. The greenhouses are

thoughtfully designed with a dynamic space layout, optimizing

the utilization of the glass house. Aquaponics systems

are utilized to irrigate the food containers, while natural

ventilation is employed to prevent overheating.

06. Green House

05. Food Lab

03. Public Park

RESEARCH AND EDUCATION

The food lab is a dedicated space within the facility

specifically designed for conducting seed germination

experiments and fostering innovative approaches to food

production. Additionally, an educational area is available,

offering workshops, seminars, and lectures to individuals.

DIDACTIC GARDEN

The program is enriched with a didactic garden, nestled

within the floating park on the fourth floor. It serves as an

educational oasis for visitors, offering immersive learning

stations and engaging workshops, providing a unique

opportunity for visitors to explore and deepen their understanding

of nature, ecology, and sustainable practices.

OPEN COMPETITION // 2022

MARKET HALL, DISTRIBUTION, CURIER SERVICE

A market hall on the ground floor acts as the primary programmatic

interface, uniting producers, consumers, and

all stakeholders. This bustling space serves as a hub where

ethically produced food is processed, cooked, served,

and made available for purchase, fostering a connection

between the various actors involved in the food production

and consumption cycle.

FOOD SILO

00. Food Hall

43


2000°

CIRCUIT TRAINING

Sport carries high expectations as it holds the potential to bridge

ethnic and social divides. It is recognized as a powerful force for

civic engagement, capable of generating strong connections among

individuals. Thus, participating in a sports center provides numerous

opportunities for individuals to shape and embrace their personal and

collective identities.

The primary role of architecture is to design sports facilities as inclusive

spaces, imbued with the values inherent in sports. By doing so, it aims

to enhance a culture of acceptance, active involvement, and social

integration. The objective is to create a physical and social environment

that fosters networking and facilitates the formation of new social

connections.

By offering a spatial continuum for collective sports experiences, the

design of the Vienna Sports Center enables meaningful encounters between

individuals and groups. It becomes a platform for the development

of new social relationships. Recognizing sport as a body-centered

social system, the design emphasizes the need for a dynamic and

expressive environment where diverse social groups can interact on

equal footing.

In this project, a double ramp serves as a tool to enhance sensory

perception. The concept of continuity is crucial in capturing the captivating

essence of the design. Moving through the playfully designed

spatial continuum at a deliberate and mindful pace creates a unique

narrative that unfolds only through the act of walking.



GSEducationalVersion

U1 TROSTSTRASSE

DAUMEGASSE

WOHNVIERTEL

GENERALI ARENA

FH WIEN

LAAER BAD

NEULANDSCHULE

U1 ALAUDAGASSE

Form follows Dynamics

Surrounded by a four-lane road, in the center

of a distribution circle, the particular challenge

of this task is to create a balancing act between

acoustic and visual isolation and an opening

gesture.

In the formulation of the structure with its circular

geometry developed in the urban planning

process, the prevailing and expected dynamics

of the particular building site play an essential

role. The theme of movement and kinetics

thus becomes the overriding concept of this

design. The intention is to create a building

that, contrary to any pragmatism, stands for

a progressive approach to sports and other

thematic buildings.

4.5%

Hereby, the goal was to create a spatial continuum

that emphasizes the communal nature

of sports while allowing a variety of sporting

events to take place. The visitor is met on the

forecourt and led into the building as a matter

of course.


Health and Meditation Circle

YOGA . PILATES. MEDITATION . REHABILITATION

Coordination Circle

DANCING. MARTIAL ART. BODYCONTROL . CLIMBING

Fitness Circle

WORKOUT. CARDIO.

AEROBIC

Open Space Circle

ENTRANCE . YOUTH ATTRACTOR.

CHILDCARE

Gastronomy

SHAKES.

SODA . FOOD

Team Sports

SPORTS . EVENTS . TRAINING

Public Area

LOUNGE . TICKETS . VIEWING

STUDENTPROJECT // 2013

2000°

The spiral inclined plane, with a total rotation of 2000°, organizes different

sports in a manner that creates the illusion of a scenic landscape, giving

the user a constant sense of motion. Being on the ramp implies that the

destination has not yet been reached.

SPORTS CENTER

47


4.5%

0.00

Matching the specific requirements

of the program with the physical

space continuum, results in a detailed

space matrix in the logical

sequence of orientation, location,

and characteristics.

0.00

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Main Entrance

DISTRIBUTION, RECEPTION

F

4.5%

+0.80

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6%

Virtual Console Park

KIDS CARE

4.5%

A A

OPEN ACCESS

STRG

VIEW INTO

RUNNING TRACK

SPORTS HALL

F

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2.65

Gastronomy

SHAKES, SODA & FOOD

4.5%

FIRST AID

4.5%

+1,72

Ground floor

ENTRANCE, GASTRONO

Section A-A


Tribune

Internal Circulation

Internal Circulation

JUICE BAR

Walking Aerobic Chang. Shower Stepping

24 qm 42 qm

Fitness Strength Chang. Shower Condition

86 qm 86 qm 27 qm 45 qm 86 qm

Internal Circulation

Tribune

Internal Circulation

FLEXIBLE SPACE

FLEXIBLE SPACE

FLEXIBLE SPACE

Yoga

Internal circulation

Meditation

Chang. Shower

Cool Storage Kitchen WC

73 qm 37 qm 38 qm

FLEXIBLE SPACE

CAFETERIA /

BISTRO

Internal circulation

CAFETERIA /

BISTRO

URBAN REFERENCE

Distributor circle // 1100 Favoriten

URBAN REFERENCE

Distributor circle // 1100 Favoriten

N

N

NOTHING NEW IN THE WEST

Allotment settlement // Generali Arena

NOTHING NEW IN THE WEST

Allotment settlement // Generali Arena

IN THE GREEN

IN THE GREEN

Residential area // Valley view // Southeast tangent

Residential area // Valley view // Southeast tangent

O

O

W

W

S

ORIENTATION TO THE SOUTH

Vienna University of Applied Sciences // Laaer Berg Bad

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ORIENTATION TO THE SOUTH

Vienna University of Applied Sciences // Laaer Berg Bad

W S

O N

W S

O N

W S

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W

S

O

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VIEW // ORIENTATION

W RAMP S01

O N

W S

O N

W S

O N

W

S

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Strength

Meditation

84 qm 84 qm 24 qm 42 qm

139,42 m 84 qm 84 qm 84 qm

2

364,77 m 2 226,16 m 2

VIEW // ORIENTATION

Endurance

Gastronomy

RAMP 01

Tribune

TEAM

Fitness Strength Chang. Shower Condition

Yoga

Meditation

Chang. Shower

RECEPTION

86 qm 86 qm 27 qm 45 qm 86 qm

84 qm 84 qm 24 qm 42 qm

STRENGTH

Walking Aerobic Chang. Shower Stepping

COORDINATION

139,42 m 84 qm 84 qm 24 qm 42 qm 84 qm

2

364,77 m 2 JUICE BAR

226,16 m Tribune

2

Endurance

Strength

Meditation

MEDITATION

Cool Storage Kitchen WC

73 qm 37 qm 38 qm

Gastronomy

ADMIN.

FUN

CAFÉ

ENDURANCE

bouldern

martial arts

COURSE

HEALTH

SPACE PROGRAM

RECEPTION

TEAM

STRENGTH

W S

O N

W S

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W S

O COORDINATION

N

W

S

O

N

MEDITATION

165 165 82

16

16

FUN

ADMIN.

ENDURANCE

CAFÉ

bouldern

martial arts

COURSE

HEALTH

SPACE PROGRAM

ROOM DEPTHS

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W S

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W S

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3

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180° ONE STOREY HEIGHT // 82 360° SECOND STOREY HEIGHT // 82 540° THIRD STOREY HEIGHT // 82 720° FOURTH STOREY HEIGHT // 82 82

ELEVATION PROFILE

STUDENTPROJECT // 2013

ROOM DEPTHS

W S

O N

W S

O N

W S

O N

W

S

O

N

165 165 82

SPORTS CENTER

16

4

3

2

1

180° ONE STOREY HEIGHT // 82 360° SECOND STOREY HEIGHT // 82 540° THIRD STOREY HEIGHT // 82 720° FOURTH STOREY HEIGHT // 82 82

ELEVATION PROFILE

49


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GASTRONOMY

Administr

BOSS, SECRET

OPEN SPACE

OPEN SPACE

KIDS ZONE

GASTRONOMY

OPEN SPACE

FITNESS CIRCLE

WORKOUT, CARDIO, AEROBIC

CARDIO AREA

MAIN WORKOUT

OPEN SPACE

INDOOR CLIMBING

MARTIAL ART

OPEN SPACE

CARDIO AREA

MAIN WORKOUT

OPEN SPACE

COORDINATION CIRCLE

DANCING, MARTIAL ARTS, BODYCONTRAL, CLIMBING

INDOOR CLIMBING

MARTIAL ART

OPEN SPACE

Bouldering

BODY CONDITIONING

INDOORCLIMBING AREA

REHABILITATION

MEDITATION

OPEN SPACE

BOULDERN

M

BODY CONDITIONING

M

Cardio Area

ROWING & TREADMILLS

F

REHABILITATION

MEDITATION

4.5%

INDIVIDUAL

TRAINING

STOCK

MARTIAL ARTS STUDIO

F

WORK STATIONS

ROOF TEAM TERRACE SPORT

4.5%

OPEN SPACE

OPEN SPECTATOR SPACE POINT

OPEN SPACE

Main Workout

REE WEIGTHS/ EXERCISES

WORK STATIONS

ROOF TEAM TERRACE SPORT

OPEN SPECTATOR SPACEPOINT

CLIMBING

Martial Arts Center

KICKBOXING, KRAV MAGA, SUMO

MARTIAL ARTS STUDIO TWO

Rope Garden

KIDS ZONE

BALANCE & CIRCUSACTIVITIES

GASTRONOMY

OPEN SPACE

STRG

OPEN SPACE

STRG

F

F

DANCING HALL ONE

KIDS ZONE

4.5%

M

CARDIO AREA

4.5%

M

Express Workout

OR YOUR BODY IN 15 MINUTES

GASTRONOMY

OPEN SPACE

MAIN WORKOUT

OPEN SPACE

DANCING HALL TWO

REGISTRATION &

INFORMATION

CARDIO AREA

MAIN WORKOUT

OPEN SPACE

Dancing

INDIVIDUAL TO CHOREOGRAPHY

INDOOR CLIMBING

MARTIAL ART

OPEN SPACE

BODY CONDITIONING

INDOOR CLIMBING

MARTIAL ART

OPEN SPACE

HEALTH AND MEDITATION CIRCLE

YOGA, PILATES, MEDITATION, BODY CONDITIONING REHABILITATION

REHABILITATION

MEDITATION

OPEN SPACE

ADMINISTRATION CIRCLE

FACULTY MANAGEMENT, CONFERENCE, WORKSPACE

REHABILITATION

MEDITATION

OPEN SPACE

WORK STATIONS

ROOF TERRACE

OPEN SPACE

WORK STATIONS

10

Open Area

RECREATION ZONE

ROOF TERRACE

SAUNA

M

OPEN SPACE

F

4.5%

Roof Garden

SAUNA COOLING POINT

FITNESS CIRCLE

WORKOUT, CARDIO, AEROBIC

Rehabilitation

HEALTHY GYMNASTICS

SECRETARY

STRG

STRG

F

F

M

SEMINAR

M

4.5%

4.5%

Yoga

POWERYOGA, HATHA YOGA

REGISTRATION &

INFORMATION

EMPLOYEE

LOUNGE

Pilates

FLEXIBLE OCCUPATION

Shared working space

STUDENTS, STAFF & PEOPLE


When it comes to the interior of zusätzliches the Raumprogramm building, it

is critical to maintain visual relationships while

preserving the intimacy and anonymity of each

Fun

Empfang

function.

Sportkategorien Sportkategorien

Tageslicht Intimität Lautstärke

skating

saftbar

bouldern

snackbar

virtuelles training

lounge

garderobe

The emphasis is on the collective sports experience.

The open space basketball continuum allows for

Team

sanitär

volleyball

Verwaltung

generous intermediate badmintonzones beyond büroräume the space

aufenthaltsräume

program. Visitors are Kraft encouraged to playfully

sanitär

gerätetraining

occupy these spaces.

rückenschule

Ausdauer

Nassräume

umkleideräume

schließfächer

walking

The spatial arrangement of the program duschen is

steping

sanitär

dictated by a special indoor requirements cycling profile. The

aerobic

specific demand of each function Geräteräume in terms of

Koordination

daylight, intimacy and tanzen volume result Tribüne in a suitable

placement on the

kampfsport

ramp.

Meditation

yoga

pilates

Fun

skating

bouldern

virtuelles training

Team

basketball

volleyball

badminton

Kraft

gerätetraining

rückenschule

Ausdauer

walking

steping

indoor cycling

aerobic

Koordination

tanzen

kampfsport

Meditation

yoga

pilates

+ - + - + -

expressiv

Zuschauerwirksam

Tageslicht

kein direktes

Tageslicht

Zuschauer

Laut

Blendschutz

Tageslicht

Ausblick

Intim

STUDENTPROJECT // 2013

SPORTS CENTER

51

Konzentration



DIG DEEP

An archive, as a tribute to the practice of the virtuoso

post-war architect Hans Hollein (1934-2014).

The repositioning of the archive as a hybrid institution

between museum and library is the starting point for the

reflections on the Hans Hollein archive.

Hollein‘s drawings and models serve as medium and

expression of his artistic idea. Nevertheless, the aim is not

to create a self-contained cosmos. The simplistic museal

centralization, as well as heroization of work and person

is secondary. The archive rather is intended to be a place

of communication and architectural knowledge transfer.

The didactic presentation and exposure of Hollein‘s work

is the focus for the design of an architectural archive. In

this regard, the archive can be interpreted as a semi-public

educational collection.

In addition to the pure provision of information, the focus

is on the generation of knowledge. The conceptual idea is

therefore to expand and rethink the public areas of an archive

as intermediate zone, where visitors, users, researchers

and archivists can meet and collaborate. The aim is

to stimulate synergies and promote the mutual transfer of

knowledge in order to create a space in which Hollein‘s

legacy can be reviewed and processed collectively.


This project addresses the question of

how an entire archive can be made

publicly accessible without conflicting

with the passive protection of the

archival records.

DAUERAUSSTELLUNG

HOLLEIN

ADMINISTRATION

STAFF

GASTWOHNUNGEN

PODIUMSDISKUSSION

FREIE ARBEITSPLÄZE

LAGER

SCREENING

GRUPPENARBEITSPLÄTZE

LAGER

GROUP STUDY

WORKSHOP

BESPRECHUNG

+02 Workstations

SEMINAR

DIGITALE MEDIEN

WECHSELAUSSTELLUNG

PODIUMSDISKUSSSION

ARBEITSPLÄTZE

STIPENDIATEN

SCHLIESSFÄCHER

OFFENE

ARBEITSLANDSCHAFT

LOUNGE

MAGAZINE

LAGER

FREIHANDBIBLIOTHEK

LAGER

GEMEINSCHAFTSKÜCHE

VORTRAG

SCREENING

LESEPLÄTZE

+01 Event and Lectures

DELIVERY

- 3,50

0.00

TERRASSE CAFÉ

INFO

SCHAURAUM

INFO

EMPFANG

FOYER

CAFÉ

GALERIE

WORKSHOP

VORTRAG

1.40

2.30

MUSEUM

00 Distribution

EVENT

RESEARCH

RESIDENCIES

ARCHITEKTURMUSEUM

17.30

13.50

16.00

14.70

14.90

PODIUMSDISKUSSION

EVENT

15.00

ADMINISTRATION

WORKSTATION

13.60

GASTWOHNUNGEN

13.50

9.50

SONDERAUSSTELLUNG

LRH 4.50

OBJEKTAUSSTELLUNG

WORKSHOP

SEMINAR

SCREENING

ARCHITEKTUR BIBLIOTHEK

WORKSTATION

STIPENDIATEN

INNENHOF

GEMEINSCHAFTSRÄUME

4.50

FOYER

LRH 4.00

FOYER

CAFÉ

0.00

OBJEKTE

WORKSHOP

-5.00

Long section, looking South


SCHWERLASTREGALE

LAGER

VERPACKUNG

MÜLLRAUM

LAGER

SECURITY

STAPLER

MUSEUM

SCHAURAUM

0.00

-1.60

SCHLEUSE

BE- UND ENTLADUNG

SCHAUVITRINE

ZWISCHENLAGER

PACKSTATION

GRAFIKSCHRÄNKE

- 4,50

ANLIEFERUNG

VERANSTALTUNG

LOGISTIK

CONTROLL

STUHLLAGER

HAUSMEISTER

BÜRO UND WERKSTATT

OBJEKTTISCH / SCHAUSTELLUNG

VORTRAG

OBJECTS // PHYSICAL MODELS

GRAPHIC ART // PLANS

GITTERZUGANLAGE

SAMMELTISCH FORSCHUNG

FORSCHEN // WOHNEN

WRITTEN WORK

DIGITALISIERUNG

ARBEITSPLÄTZE

DIGITAL ARCHIVE

LESEBEREICH

TERRASSE CAFÉ

WERKSTATT METALL WERKSTATT HOLZ RESTAURATION

VERSCHIEBEREGALE

1.80 2.80

AUDIO- UND VIDEOSCHNITT

AUDIO LOUNGE

SERVERRAUM

AUDIO, VIDEO, DATENTRÄGER

RESIDENCIES

VIDEO LOUNGE

PERSONALRAUM

SCHWERLASTREGALE

Top View, Theresianum Federal Garden

RESEARCH

RESIDENCIES

RESEARCH

Visitor

EVENT

EVENT

ARCHIVE

MUSEUM

MUSEUM

User

Design Development

Standardized usage of an archive

Limited public usability

EXHIBITION

MUSEUM

EVENT

LIBRARY

RESEARCH

Increase of friction

Stimulation of visitor experience

ACCOMODATION

GASTRONOMY

PUBLIC PARK

In addition to the pure provision of information, the focus

is on the generation of knowledge. The conceptual idea

is therefore to expand and rethink the public areas of an

archive as intermediate zone, where visitors, users, researchers

and archivists can meet and collaborate. The aim

is to stimulate synergies and promote the mutual transfer

of knowledge in order to create a space in which Hollein‘s

legacy can be reviewed and processed collectively.

DIGITAL ARCHIVE

WRITTEN WORK

DRAWINGS

OBJECTS

Knowledge production can only be

realized through transparency and

accessibility.

ARCHIVE

STUDENTPROJECT // 2015

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WORK

Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of

developing expertise in companies that embrace

innovation and unconventional thinking. Engaging

in national and international competitions has

provided invaluable experience in overcoming

diverse architectural challenges, significantly

enhancing my skills.

I currently work as a freelance architect, taking

on various smaller projects for private clients in

Austria and Germany. I place great emphasis on

individual designs that respond to the needs and

immediate environment of the individual. While

I enjoy working directly and intensively with my

clients, I envision myself making meaningful contributions

to larger-scale endeavors as an integral

part of a dynamic team.

In all my endeavors, I strive to bring a fresh

perspective and a relentless spirit of discovery,

constantly seeking new avenues for creative

expression. Through my dedication, I find deep

fulfillment in my work as an architect.

HENNING LARSEN I SOYKA/SILBER/SOYKA I DISPLACED I JMNZ I BKK-3


EUROPEAN PATENT OFFICE

COMPETITION ENTRY BY HL, 2ND PRICE

Location: The Hague, NL

Area: 76,800 m²

Year: 2012


COPENHAGEN

HENNING LARSEN

The Frankfurt School of Finance and

Management, the Stuttgart Solar

Center, the European Patent Office,

the Criminal Justice Center Munich,

and the European Investment Bank

Luxembourg are among the projects

I had the opportunity to work on during

my time at Henning Larsen‘s competition

department. My responsibilities

in these projects mainly involved

floorplan design, plan graphics, and

plan drafting.

OFFICE & EDUCATIONAL PLANNING

CRIMINAL JUSTICE CENTRE MUNICH

Invited competition, 2013

38.000 sqm


EINGANG

3.14 WC

3.2 VORLESUNGSRAUM

85,5 m²

FOYER

3.2 VORLESUNGSRAUM

92,0 m²

3.2 VORLESUNGSRAUM

85,5 m²

Frankfurt School of

Finance & Management Auditorium 1

Auditorium 2

Auditorium storage

Course room

Group room

3.2 VORLESUNGSRAUM

93,0 m²

1.3 GARDEROBE

31,0 m²

5.9 AUSSENTERRASSE

83,0 m²

Copy Areas

Reading Areas

Foyer

1.2 REZEPTION

31,0 m²

4.2 FREIHANDBEREICH

211,0 m²

Exhibitions

HAUPTEINGANG

Library

Learning center

1.5 SCHLIESSFÄCHER

35,0 m²

4.6 KOPIEREN

19,0 m²

4.5 INFORMATION

19,0 m²

Information

4.7 BÜRO

21,0 m²

3.13 BOOKSHOP

51,0 m²

4.5 KOFFERRAUM

18,0 m²

4.9 SCHLIESSFÄCHER

44,0 m²

4.8 WC 1.6 WC

1.6 WC

3.14 WC

1.5 SCHLIESS-

FÄCHER

5,0 m²

3.3 VORLESUNGSRAUM

110,0 m²

1.5 SERVERRAUM

12,9 m²

Technical rooms Technical rooms Technical rooms

Café

7.1 STUDENTENLOUNGE

84,0 m²

7.3 AUTOMATENSTATION

21,0 m²

7.2 KIOSK

29,0 m²

MARKTPLATZ

3.3 VORLESUNGSRAUM

111,0 m²

Kiosk

8.7 KOPIERZENTRUM

55,0 m²

3.3 VORLESUNGSRAUM

110,0 m²

Post office

Copy center

8.1 POSTSTELLE

64,0 m²

2.10 STUDENTENRAT

44,0 m²

8,0 m²

2.7 STUDIENBETREUUNG

700,0 m²

Student council

BUSINESS

CLUB

BUSINESS

CLUB

MEETING

5.9 AUSSENTERRASE

82,0 m²

Student advisory

MEETING

6.1 LOUNGE/AUFENTHALTSBEREICH

285,0 m²

Seminar room

DRUCKEN

KOPIEREN

6.2 BAR/KLEINKÜCHE

51,0 m²

2.22 WC 2.16 ERSTE HILFE RAUM

24,0 m²

FAHRRAD PARKPLATZ

6.3 LAGER

31,0 m²

REZEPTION / INFORMATION

IT Training room

WARTEBEREICH

EINGANG

5.7 WC

5,0 m²

Reception & information

BUSINESS

CLUB

5.6 BÜRO KÜCHENLEITUNG

25,0 m²

BUSINESS

CLUB

5.3 WC 5.3 WC

TREPPE ZUR KANTINE

5.8 UMKLEIDE/DUSCHEN

9,0 m²

BUSINESS

CLUB

8.2 ANLIEFERUNG

71,0 m²

Traiding room

Business club rooms

BUSINESS

CLUB

5.5 LAGER / KÜHLRAUM

--m²

8.4 AUSSENGERÄTERAUM

29,0 m²

MEETING

5.8 UMKLEIDE/DUSCHEN

9,0 m²

5.4 PRODUKTIONSKÜCHE

151,0 m²

LADERAMPE

+1,1 m

2.18 TEEKÜCHE

TRUCK

+0,0 m

2.22 WC

MÜLL ENTSORGUNG KÜCHE

29,0 m²

EXTRA STORAGE

5,0 m²

A

126500

School Mitarbeiter Vermietbare Ebenen

Henning Larsen designs educational

institutions world-wide, all with a

strong focus on human interaction

and natural daylight.

FRANKFURT SCHOOL OF FINANCE & MANAGEMENT

Open competition, 2012 - 1st prize

TAG - PERSPEKTIVE / ADICKESAL

42,000 m² / 452,000 ft²

FASSADENKONZEPT

126500

126500

1. OG 1:200

3.11 STUHLLAGER

24,0 m²

2.11 LAGER STUDENTENRAT

matt

glänzend

Das Konzept der Fassade sieht vor, eine ausgewogene Komposition,

basierend auf der Grundlage des bestehenden Oberfinanzdirektions -

Gebäudes, herzustellen. Wir schätzen die vorhandenen Elemente wie

die Wärme der Materialen und den flächigen Ausdruck. Diese sollen

in die DNA der Neuen Frankfurt School of Finance and Management

eingebracht werden.

Auf der anderen Seite wollen wir eine locker Zusammensetzung von

Geschlossen versus Offen herstellen, die die Dynamik und Vielfältigkeit

der heutigen Welt ausdrückt.

Der Ausdruck der Vielfalt und Variation wird auch durch die

Mischung der unterschiedlich farbigen Terrakotta-Fliesen und

Texturen erreicht. Durch die Verwendung von drei verschiedenen

Farben und zwei Texturen ( matt und glänzend ) schaffen wir eine

Fassade, die sich bei unterschiedlichen Lichtbedingungen stehts

verändert und einen hohen Grad an Detailierung hat. Die Art und

Weise wie die Sonne auf die glänzenden Fliesen scheint, soll an das

Wesen der Oberfinanzdirektion erinnern. Zudem wollen wir einen

gewissen Grad an Luxus offenbaren, welcher oft mit glänzenden

Materialien verbunden ist.

Vor Ort haben wir viele gegensätzliche Bedingungen vorgefunden, die hier

aufeinandertreffen. Auf der einen Seite muss die Fassade Offenheit für Licht,

Luft und Aussicht auf das Stadtzentrum ermöglichen. Auf der anderen Seite

soll das Gebäude die Nutzer vor Lärm und Sonneneinstrahlung / Überhitzung

schützten.

Diese gegensätzlichen Ziele können mit einer Doppel-Fassade Richtung

Süden erreicht werden.

Die äussere Schicht der Doppel-Fassade blockiert den Lärm von der Adickesallee mit einer Kombination aus

lärmabsorbierenden Terracota-Panelen und gehärtetem hoch-transpanentem Glas ( 85 % ). Die innere Schicht ( Glas

und Terracota-Panele ) ist verantwortlich für die Isolierung und den Gebäudeabschluss. Der Anteil von offenen und

geschlossenen Flächen soll bei circa 50% liegen.

Direkt vor der inneren Schicht blockiert ein externer Sonnenschutzt direkte Einstrahlung und verhindert Blendung. Der

Raum zwischen den beiden Fassadenschichten fungiert als mehrgeschossiger “Schornstein”. Dieser ermöglicht warmer

Luft das Aufsteigen und Entweichen durch 800mm hohe Schlitze am oberen Ende der Fassade. Alle Nutzer können ihr

“Mikroklima” durch öffnen und schliessen der Fenster individuell steuern.

ABEND - PERSPEKTIVE / ADICKESALLE

WORK EXPERIENCE

SCHNITT 1:200

HLA CPH

ANSICHT SÜD 1:200

59


HEALTHCARE ARCHITECTURE

S/S/S

As a junior architect in the design

department of Soyka/Silber/Soyka, I

engaged in competitions and feasibility

studies for the design of both healthcare

structures and office buildings

<

Wilhelminenspital / New hospital complex in Vienna, Austria

Masterplan / Feasability studie, 2012

Hospital complex including a nursery,

a hospital school, a hospiz, and a logistics center.

175.000 qm GFA

In addition, I took on the responsibility

of overseeing the implementation

planning of a kindergarten project in

Vienna, contributing to performance

phases 3 to 7.

< Kaiserin Elisabeth Hospital in Vienna, AUT

Competition entry, 2011

Examination and treatment

Geriatrics, Dementia, 328 beds

32.000 qm GFA

HOUSING I LANDSCAPING

BKK-3

During my internship at BKK-3‘s design

department, I actively engaged

in competitions within the housing

sector under the guidance of senior

architects.

Additionally, I undertook the responsibility

of a landscape project,

involving the design and development

of a 1.2-mile promenade in

Carinthia, Austria, which entailed

comprehensive landscape and open

space planning.

Waterfront Promenade in

Carinthia, Austria

Landscape project, 2010

Furniture design, concept

design

1.25 miles

Affordable Housing in Vienna, Austria

Competition winner, 2010

11.200 m² GFA


SOCIAL DESIGN

DIS PLACED

NGO, think tank and spatial laboratory. DIS-

PLACED uses architecture as a tool for integration,

for identification and to further oppose

isolation.

The non-profit start-up was founded in the

particular situation of the great European

migration movement in the summer of 2015

and has shown how architecture can make a

positive contribution to the integration process

of arriving people.

DISPLACED was awarded the SozialMarie

prize, an international award for social innovation,

and further displayed at the 15th Venice

Architecture Biennale.

PLACES FOR PEOPLE

15th International Architecture Exhibition

Biennale Architettura 2016, Venice

HOUSING

JMNZ

As a self-emplyed architect I am currently working

on several small scale projects for private

clients in Austria and Germany.

My focus is on the development of individual

and durable designs that are tailored to people

and their immediate environment. Projects

I am currently working on are the construction

of a one family house in the Bavarian forest

in Germany, the conversion of a barn into

a eventlocation with guest accomodation in

Vienna, Austria and the extension of a one

family house in Hesse, Germany.

All projects are accompanied by me up to the

implementation planning and are currently in

progress.

WORK EXPERIENCE

VIE BASED

As much as I appreciate the direct and indepth

collaboration with clients, I see myself

working on large scale projects as part of a

vibrant team.

The Growing House

One Family Home, 2022

120 m² GFA

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Julia Menz

Vienna, Austria

hello@julesm.nz

www.julesm.nz

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