Портфолио-ревью 2025 | Марьям Зелимгер

Zelimger Mariam
2019-2025
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CONTENTS
ALULA [SAUDI ARABIA] 20
/PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE/
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ALULA [SAUDI ARABIA] ALULA MASTERPLAN 2023/24
/PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE/ JOURNEY THROUGH 4-7 TIME
ALULA MASTERPLAN
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JOURNEY THROUGH TIME
GO GREEN 2020
RESEARCH & STUDY, PLAN
/GRADUATION PROJECT B.ARCH/ 8-13
MASTERPLAN OF THE PARK
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UNDERGROUND GREEN
ARTIFICIAL ISLAND /GRADUATION PROJECT B.ARCH/
CULTIVATING THE FUTURE 2022
ARTIFICIAL ISLAND
/M. ARCH GRADUATION PROJECT/ 14-19
PROPOSAL:
SUPER CLUSTER CORRIDOR
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SITE ANALYSIS: OXFORDSHIRE
LONDON: TOWER HAMLETS
/PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE/
GO GREEN
MASTERPLAN OF THE PARK
UNDERGROUND GREEN
CULTIVATING THE FUTURE
/M. ARCH GRADUATION PROJECT
REGENESIS PROPOSAL: 2025
SUPER CLUSTER CORRIDOR
/COMPETITION/ 20-21
SITE ANALYSIS: OXFORDSHIRE
SHEVITSA 2025
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REGENESIS
/COMPETITION/ 22-23
/COMPETITION/
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ALULA
Team: Prior + Partners
Year: 2023
Location: AlULA, Saudi Arabia
Size: 2,230,000 Hectares
Our detailed masterplan
for the Cultural Oasis
District outlines the
roadmap for revitalizing
and renewing both the
mudbrick Old Town and
Historic Oasis.
Complementing this
plan is an agricultural
approach designed to
promote sustainable
farming practices,
empowering local
farmers to sustainably
steward the historic oasis
for generations to come.
* Software:
QGIS
Rhino
Adobe Illustrator
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Strategy
The AlUla strategy rests on
three pillars:
tourism, heritage and nature;
community empowerment;
and economic diversification
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supported by physical development,
service access, and
institutional excellence
Historic landscape of the
Cultural Oasis
With RCU, we helped shape
the masterplan, mapping key
heritage districts and archaeological
sites.
Together with the client, we
developed a zoning plan and
policy guidelines..
Existing conditions Vision for the future -
a regenerated Cultural
Oasis
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GO GREEN
Type: BArch thesis
Year: 2020
Location: Saint - P, Russia
Size: 2,230,000 Hectares
In 2020 the competition
for the park in the
centre of the city was
announced. An important
role in the selection
of the site for design was
played by its historical
significance, as its location.
The territory is part
of the” green corridor “
of the city.
Besides, the surrounding
infrastructure will be quite
well developed in the
near future. Despite the
fact that the site is now
empty, it is potentially
attractive for tourists and
citizens.
Rain garden
In 20th century the area was
divided into two islands - Tuchkov
Buyan and Vatniy Island.
Therefore the artificial island
is named as Vatniy Island to
remind citizens about its history.
* Software:
SletchUp;
Adobe Photoshop;
Adobe Illustrator;
VRay
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Masterplan
The territory formed in 1726
is a cluster of islands that
merged with Petrogradsky
Island. Since the beginning
of the 1890s, the islands
have been connected to the
mainland by filling channels.
In 2020, the name of the
territory was officially
approved as “Tuchkov Buyan”.
It was also recognized as a
historical district.
Underground Green
Go Green
Sustainable Design
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Artificial Island
Roof System
A large-span self-supporting
wooden structure was used to
cover part of the underground
space. To illuminate the greenhouse,
a translucent material
ETFE - ethylene-tetrafluoroethylene
is used.
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Cultivating the the Future
Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
Type: MArch Thesis
Year: 2022
Location: Oxfordshire, UK
Size: 2,230,000 Hectares
Reconfigurating England’s
historically-accumulated
landscape, towards a
a
green economy through
sustainable
agriculture
based an an equitable land
land
distribution.
The The thesis explores
two two future pathways of
of
the the agriculture in in the
the
UK. UK. This This part part includes
a a development of of an
an
educational centre for
for
new new entrants.
Overall, the the design part
part
looks into into the the new new forms
of of living between rural
rural
and and urban areas.
* * Software:
GIS;
GIS;
* Software:
ArcMap;
Rhinoceros 3D;
3D;
GIS;
Grasshopper;
ArcMap;
VRay;
Rhinoceros 3D;
Adobe Illustrator;
Grasshopper;
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator
Major Major sources sources of food of food
Farms Farms
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Food production
Farm cluster
All clusters are bottom-up,
farmer-led initiatives funded
by their own community trusts,
private donors, the Game and
Wildlife Conservation Trust,
and the Natural England
Facilitation Fund - this grant
requires a minimum area of
2000 hectares to encourage
the formation of clusters.
These clusters work together
to increase woodland, reduce
agricultural pollution, connect
habitats through woodland
and implement natural flood
management techniques.
03.01. Farm clusters connection
small
farms
cluster
network
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LAND REFORM
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ReGenesis 1st place
TEAM:
Mariam Zelimger
leader (concept, drawings, masterplan)
Daria Pilipak
(concept, drawings)
Anastasiia Zabelina
(render, schemes)
Year: 2025
Location: Dove Quarry, UK
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ReGenesis transforms an
abandoned quarry into a
nature and community
sanctuary. Rain gardens,
greenhouses, and
wildlife zones support
biodiversity, while ecofriendly
paths and an
outdoor amphitheatre
provide spaces for
relaxation and activities.
The site features solar
power, off-grid systems,
and local materials, with
energy generated from
solar panels and kinetic
panels.
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* Software:
GIS;
Rhinoceros 3D;
Adobe Illustrator;
Adobe Photoshop
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Shevitsa
TEAM:
Mariam Zelimger
leader (concept, drawings, masterplan)
Madina Zharkhaeva
(plans, drawings, rendering)
Vera Bondarenko
(analysis, schemes)
Albina Solodukha
(rendering, drawings)
Year: 2025
Location: Pazardzhik, Bulgaria
The project is rooted in
the concept of Bulgarian
shevitsa, a traditional
embroidery technique
where patterns emerge
from careful stitching. In
the same way, the master
plan weaves heritage into
the contemporary fabric
of the market.
The design introduces
cafés, administration
areas, and community
pavilions that strengthen
the civic identity of the
market. The canopy
draws on Bulgarian
ornamental traditions,
using layered timber slats
for shade, ventilation, and
depth.
* Software:
GIS;
Rhinoceros 3D;
Adobe Illustrator;
Adobe Photoshop
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