portfolio

05-12 GASVERKET LIBRARY Master II, Advanced Design Studio KTH

41-44 FOLDED Furniture design, Education year III

13-16 VIIPURI LIBRARY Model study, Master II, Advanced Design Studio, KTH

45-52 RÖDA STEN Education year III

33-40 A SUSTAINABLE SUBURBBacheloor project, Education year III, CTH

25-32 GROWING SPACE Master I, Sustainable Design, TU/e

61-68 FILD Education year II, CTH

17-24 FROM MAMAC TO CIACMaster I, Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e)

53-60 PLZEducation year II, CTH

INDEX PORTFOLIO Selected projects from Bacheloor + Master level Selected projects from InternshipAttachments

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71-72 MAASTRICHT POSTKANTOORInternship Wiel Arets Architects

73-76 VALKERBURG STATION Internship Wiel Arets Architects

69-70 STILLS Internship Wiel Arets Architects

SELECTED PROJECTS INTERNSHIP Wiel Arets Architects, Maastricht 2010/08-2011/05

81-84 UNTER DEN LINDEN Wiel Arets Architects

77-80 BAUFELD FInternship Wiel Arets Architects

Stockholm, Sweden

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Education year Master II, Advanced Design Studio KTH, public building

GASVERKET LIBRARY

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SITE. The Gaswork site is located in the area Hjorthagen in Stockholm, it produced citygas for Stockholms inhabitants up untill 2011 when Stockholm changed to nature-, and biogas. The area was designed by the architect Ferdinand Boberg in 1890´s and is characterized by the red brick. The area is now a part of the new urban district, Stockholm Royal Seaport and the Gaswork site will become a new culture cluster. A new district library will be a part of that cluster.

SERIES OF PARADOXES. A library consists of a variety of activi-ties, activities with different rhythm, volume and needs. The situation that all of these activities creates are each others paradoxes and request different spatiality. The program is arranged in consideration to these paradoxes. In three layers the visitor will move in between them to find the floor for his/hers purpose of the visit at the library. From passing by at the open, public, ground floor to stay for hours at the private top floor.

private, quiet, calm, dark, blocked, closed, slow, staying

public, loud, lively, light, view, open, quick, drop by

Model. scale 1:500

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1.Main Entrance 2.Café + Magazine shop 3.Pram parking 4.HWC + WC 5.Seminar Entrance 6.Seminar + Lectures 7.Staff + Load-ing Entrance 8.Office 9.Lunchroom 10.Staff WC 11.CloakroomGROUND FLOOR. public level

+01. transition/ library level

+02. private level

Perspective. level 3 -01. service level

ROOF.

1.Front desk 2.Back office 3.Booksorting area 4.WC-staff 5.Con-ference S 6.Conference L 7.Storage 8.HWC 9.WC 10.Computer stations

1.Working 2.Children 3.Children reading 4.Films + Lectures 5.Group work 6.Music room 7.Book club 8.Storage 9.WC 10.Bamboo patio

1.Recycling-/ Garbage room 2.Lobby, Seminars 3.Cloakroom 4.WC 5.Storage + Technique Seminar romms 6.Technique 7.Cleaning storage 8.Archive 9.Service area Café (Kitchen, staff, storage)

1. Sedum

Axonometri. level 1

Axonometri. level 2

Axonometri. roof

Axonometri. groundfloor

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Facade. north

Section. a-a

Facade. west

Section. b-b

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Viipuri, Finland

Education year Master II, Advanced Design Studio, KTH, study

VIIPURI LIBRARY

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Model study. Viipuri library was designed by Alvar Aalto in 1935 in Viipuri, Finland. This is the result of the study of Aalto´s library, a model in 1:100.

Basement oor 1:200

VIIPURI LIBRARY ALVAR AALTO 1935

Ground oor 1:200

Second oor 1:200

Architect Year Gross Area of the Library Net oor area

Alvar Aalto19353 500m22 500m2

Basement oor 1:200

VIIPURI LIBRARY ALVAR AALTO 1935

Ground oor 1:200

Second oor 1:200

Architect Year Gross Area of the Library Net oor area

Alvar Aalto19353 500m22 500m2

Ground floor.

Second floor.

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Liegé, Belgium

Education year Master I, Eindhoven University of Technology, public building + extension

museum of modern artFROM MAMAC TO CIAC

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URBAN LIFE/ EVENT. bring people to the island.

GREEN. work with the existing values of the island when creating CIAC.

EXTENSION. keep the character of the Island by embed the exstension in the landscape.

SITE. The museum of modern art, MAMAC located in the city of Liegé, Belgium was built for the expo 1907, that took place in the city. The building is located on an Island in the middle of the city, an Island that today is used as a recreation area. The aim of the project is to make a design for an extension to MAMAC that lack of both storage space and exhibition space.

21CENTURY MUSEUM. A museum of the 21century should contain of activities that brings people there for different reasons, a spread of ages, all over the day and all over the year activities. The idea is to create an event space, a public space for people to visit even if they are not direct visitors to the museum. It is the public space that creates the extension of the museum. To preserve the landscape and take advantage of the slope (8 meters) the extension is underground and connects to existing building on -01. The two parts share the circulation and also the public outdoor space connects them. To achieve a combination of public space and exhibition spacs, mobile units are used. The mobility makes it possible to direct all different kind of events, to keep them open or closes, light or dark, big or small. 19 20

CIAC

water+light

communication

01 learning/ concerts

02 kitchen

03 seminarium

04 workshop

05 wc

06 expo case

07 video

08 sculpture

09 studio

10 research

11 storage0

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1:500

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02 gathering area

03 cloakroom

04 wc

05 reception/ tickets

06 shop

07 staff/ administration

08 storage

09 storage shop

10 tecnical

11 staff lunch

12 inload

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02 staff/ administration

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1.Entrance staff 2.Staff/ Administration 3.Lounge 4.Expo, fixed collection 5.Security

1.Entré 2.Gathering area 3.Cloakroom 4.WC 5.Reception/ tickets 6.Shop 7.Staff/ Administration 8.Storage 9.Storage shop 10. Technique 11.Staff lunchroom 12.Inload

1. Seminars/Concerts 2.Restaurang and kitchen 3.Seminarium 4.Workshop 5.WC 6.Expo case 7.Black box, video 8.Sculp-ture 9.Studio 10.Research 11.Storage

00. Entrance & puplic square

-01. Architecture expo

+01. Existing programe

EXPO SPACE. The addition of the museum is designed for flexibility. Either it can be used as one large exhibition area, to host large objects. Or it can consist of many different exhibitions going on at the same time. The units are mobile and can be storage behind the open surface and they have diffrent sizes and conditions, to meet the need of all kind of art and objects.

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section, west

section, west

section, south

MOBILE UNITS. The units are a cirle in a box, then can rotate and the can be moved. The objects can be displayed on the inside or behinde the glas on the outside, depending on the exhibition.

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Mobil unit

Education year Master I, Sustainable Design, Eindhoven University of Technology

GROWING SPACE

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THE UNIT. The unit created is a small, lightweight urban appliance/ installation, with fast growing plants in a fast grow-ing structure. Optimizing of growing space and growing time. All around year growing on a small surface. It’s a self sufficient urban agriculture unit, to pump up, plug in and play. A airborne lightweight climatic layer with a fast growing aeroponic system that is easy to disassamble and to relocate.

HARVEST. All around the year

Project Description. The concept is to create a unit that provides urban agriculture, an optimized unit in terms of growing space and growing time. That will provide the urban life/ public space a function, con-tribute to the cityscape and respond to the question of a sustainable environment. The aim is to make a big environmental effect with less invasive. Food handle stands for 1/3 of ecological footprint with the process-ing, packaging and transportation of food. The unit would respond to this environmental impact + the issue of growing cities and lack of fresh water in the future.

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Concept. Pump air into the structure, connect to draining and ready to use. Only to maintain by adding nutrition and taking care of the plants. Water and heating are passive systems. Integrated system for control and delivery of nutrition to the roots. Double PVC coated poliester membrane, integrated with LED devices, that connects the two membrane and gives the plants light and provides heat to the unit. The LED’s are con-nected to photovoltaic solar cells. Water and nutrition tank also works as foundation and packing box for the unit. The unit is 6000x4500mm and 3500mm high and have a growing area of 17m2. The aim has been to keep the scale as small as possible to be suitable for an urban environment.

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1.sun driven air pump + battery 2.nutrient solution reservoir 3.spray jets

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+02. growing

1.high pressure pump 2.battery 3.timer 4.nutrient/water recyling reservoir 5.plumbing recycling reservoir 6.drain connection 7.plumbing water/nutrient tank 8.water tank 9.nutrient tank 10.drain, water tank con-nection 11.drain connection water tank 12.air filled PVC coated poliester membrane 13.drain connection 14.air tube connection 15.service opening 16.rainwater drain 17.water filter

1.Drain grid floor 2.Connection of spray jey structure 3.Spray jets 4.Support/connection growing support structure 5.Service opening

1.Rainwater drain 2.Air filled PVC membrane 3.LED growing light 4.Entrance, PVC coated poliester fabric door 5.Growing support structure 6.Harvesting area

Aeroponic growing system. Aeroponic is a growing system were the plants are kept in a mist environment of nutrient solution. The plants receive 100% of available oxygen and CO2 to the root system and therefore an acceleration of growth. The mist is generated by a high-pressure pump. The main ecological advantages of aeroponics are the conservation of water and energy. The system gives a high all over year harvest. Since a mist is easier to handle than a liquid in a zero gravity environment NASA got involved in the research of aeroponics in hopes of using the method to grow food for their astronauts in space and have developed the method. The small amount of water required for aeroponic will be provided by rainwater har-vesting, heating for the plants will be provided by the climatic membrane and integrated growing LED lights.

Urban Agriculture. Urban agriculture requires optimizing of growing space and growing time. The unit needs to be as small as possible but produce as much vegetables as possible in short time. The unit also needs to be lightweight to respond to mobility. To achieve this, two systems are combined; a pneumatic structure, lightweight airborne membrane as climatic layer and an aeroponic growing system for fast growing vegetables on a small surface. The two systems needs to respond to idea of a self-sufficient unit.

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Sektion A-A. 1.High pressure pump 2.Battery and timer 3.Spray jets 4.Nutrient/water recyling reservoir 5.Rainwater drain 6.Air filled PVC coated poliester membrane 8.Growing support structure 9.LED growing light 10.Photovoltaics 11.Stabilization of growing support structure.

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Partille, Sweden

Education year III, CTH, Urban+Hotel design

A SUSTAINABLE SUBURB

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new busstationhotelhousingresaturantpark

new train station

Strategy. 01. Break the horisontal directions 02. With a connection line betwwen the public transportations, train and bus 03. Create a green connection with focus on the pe-destrians 04. Attach the busstation to the shopping mall + create a public indoor/ outdoor square. Also combine with a new hotel/ shortterm housing, restaurant, bar, spa and gym.

Project description. Partille is located 9.3 km outside of Gothenburg, 11min by train and 20min by buss. Since many of the inhabitants commute to Gothenburg for work Partille is to be considered as a sleeping city. The center is squeezed in between the railway and the highway, E20, with the river running in the middle. The horizontal directions are dominated and bring the character to the city as a thoroughfare.The strongest attraction mark is the shopping mall Allum, located next to the highway and in the center of Partille. Today Allum works as an external shopping center, without connections to the city center. The visitor arrives by car and doesn’t pass through to the remaining parts of the center. Partille is dominated by cars, without qualitative recreation areas and the city doesn’t offer social integration or interaction to its habitants. The concept for creating a sustainable Partille, is to focus on the pedestrians in the context of public trans-portation, connect Allum with the rest of the city center and integrate a hotel with the concept. Train+pedestrians+recreation+Allum+buss

systembolaget

shops

shops

walking bridge

train station

bus station

river

railway

old station house

church

shops

ALLUM

ALLUM

ALLUM

walking bridge

bus station

E20

river

train station

railway

E20A-A

B-B

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hotelhousing

hotelhousing

barrestaurant

receptionurban square

hotelhousing

SPA + GYM

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+00. open square, shopping, bussstation, hotel reception

Organisation. connection to Allum

+01. shopping, restaurant, conference

+02-04. hotel, living

+05. spa, gym, treatment

1.Bus 2.Busstation 3-5.Shops 6.Open Square 7.Hotel reception 8. Administration 9.Storage 10.Loading ramp 11.Transportation elevator 12.ALLUM shopping

1.Wardrobe 2.Conference 3.Cleaning 4.Espressobar 5.Dinning area 6.Bar+Dinning 7.Kitchen 8.Staff

1.Staff 2.Storage 3.Common space

1.Reception 2.Staff 3.Ladies 4.Sauna 5.Gentlemens 6.Pool 7.Gym 8.Treatment 9.Treatment 10.Treatment 11.Staff/storage

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Elevation. north facade

Elevation. east facade

Hotel rooms. double room, buisness double, handboll teams, student living

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Education year III, From idea to finished furniture, CTH

FOLDED

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Project Description. The idea of the course was to design and build a furniture in two weeks, in order to work with the design all the way to production. The idea of folded was to design a furniture for limited living space, a small furniture but with a big expression. The idea was also to design a multifunctional furniture, a furniture that could work as a chair in one situation and as a coffee table in another. The result is a folded plane that’s creates a surface to sit on when putting on the shoes in the hallway or a surface to put down the coffee cup on next to the sofa. The folding design is a concept to create a visual effect and variety depending on how you place the furniture in the room, if it’s against a wall in a hallway context or in free space as in a coffee table context. The folded design is a combination of a chair and a table, a furniture and a sculpture.

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Front view. scale 1:10

Paper Plane. scale 1:20

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Gothenburg, Sweden

Education year III, CTH, public building

RÖDA STEN ARCHITECTURE MUSEUM

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Project DescriptionRöda Sten is a centre for contemporary art and culture in Gothenburg, Sweden. The building is an old boiler house and is located at the western edge of the Klippan cultural reserve, with the view of the sea. The aim of the project is to develop the area around the existing building for culture events, clarify the entrance to the existing building and to add a new volume, for an architecture museum.

Site. The feeling at the site is a feeling of abandonees, a lonely building at the end of the city, looking out to the open sea. This feeling is very strong and unique and is to be preserved. Therefore the idea of the addition is to leave as small footprint as possible on the site and to strengthen the connection with the sea. The addition uses the existing building as a pedestal and together they form a landmark, a lighthouse and a viewpoint. The first building you get introduced to when you arrive to Gothenburg from the sea.

communication

new-old+entré

expansion

result!

old building

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exhibition

exhibition

workshop

seminarium

offices

café

staffentré

communication

exhibition

+05. Cafe and Seminars

+04. Expo

+01-03.

00. Entrance level

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North facade Section views to exsiting expo room

Construction principe extension of existing

East facade West facade

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Landala, Sweden

Education year II, CTH, Housing (groupwork of three)

PLZ

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raketgatan

egnahemsv.

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Project description. The project site is a steep ranging between the two areas Landala and Norra Guldheden in Gothenburg. Despite the short distance between the two, there’s no natural connection. The use of the steep today is public green. An important aspect is to work with the steep and clarify its climb-ing, the connection between the areas that it constitutes and increase the communication between them. The quality of the green is to be conserved as much as possible. In between the two areas three new buildings with external galleries is being placed, to maximize light and sight. The buildings are placed in the steep and the form of the steep is the source of inspiration for the design of them. The climbing of the steep is being reflected in the façade as well as in the shape of the apartments. The new buildings will work as a pas-sage between Landala and Norra Guldheden, both for current inhabitants and for new residents. The visual connection, with densification and the perpendicular placement of the buildings gets its counterpart with the diagonal stroll true the green.

The Building. The building connects the two districts, Landala + johanneberg and takes advatage of the slope as well as the green character of the area. It is created by three different modules. The modules are in etage to offer uniqe housing qualities in an city en-viroment.

LANDALA

NEW HOUSING !

JOHANNEBERG

80 kvm 6 st

97 kvm 9 st

102 kvm 12 st

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gemensamhetslokal

tvättstuga

roofterras

soprum

garage

00. entré Landala, garbage Plan. Z-module

+01. meeting room, washing room, storage

+02. entré level

+03. open square, shopping, bussstation, hotel reception

+04. entré level, storage

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allrum14 kvm

bad4 kvm

bad6 kvm

hall5 kvm

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Modules. Organisation level 5

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Eastern Hospital Gothenburg, Sweden

Education year II, CTH, Hospital ward-reorganisation (group work)

FILT- the neonatal ward

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Project Description. The neonatal care is changing, more and more children, in lower ages can be saved. That’s the reason why the neonatal ward at the Eastern hospital in Gothenburg needs to expand. New care methods also require a reorganization of as well operations and premises. In the new neonatal care the parents are more involved in the care of their child. The proximity between the child and the parents is of great importance in the childs development. Proximity physic as well as mental must be supply.The new care method requires the parents to stay at the hospital and therefore a good living environment is important as well as a well functioned neonatal care. The environment for the children puts high demands on sound, light and wrap. They are lying in incubators and wrapped in blankets to be protected from the world around them, an atmosphere similar to the one in the uterus. The blanket is the architectonic approach in the design of the new neonatal ward at the Eastern hospital.

The blanket. The “blanket” runs horizontal and vertical true the building. The vertical blanket encloses the functions by the façade while the horizontal blanket rest on the darker mid part. Hallways that goes out to the façade roughens up the structure, brings in light and creates calm. Separated bubbles are created to step out on for reflection when needed.

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The Blanket. Running vertikal around the building and horisontal inside. To unify, embrace and to create a embedded atmosphere

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view

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unify

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levels of monitoring

break the facade

communication

seperation of care, intensive and light

light

atmosphere

Section. Center Filt

1.Rest 2.Intensive care 3.Farwell 4.Laboratory 5.Expedition 6.Staff 7.Education/meeting 8.Wash 9.Easily treatment 10.TV/rest 11.Wash 12.IT 13.Milk 14.Staff 15.Medicine 16.Treatment 17.Cleaning 18.Storage 19.WC 20.Elevators 21.Staircase 22.Operation 23.Isolation 24.Washing 25.SPA 26.Dormitory 27.Hometreatment 28.Visitors 29.Reception 30.Revisits 31.Kitchen, parents

1.Expedition 2.storage 3.laboratory 4.care 5.patients 6.rest_parents 7.storage 8.rest_staff 9.ventiala-tion 10.tv/ rest 11.wash 12.medicine 13.exp 14.treatment 15.wc 16.elevator 17.staircase 18.parents

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Kitchen. Parents nr.31 SPA. Parents nr.25 Core. Milk stands, medicine, wash nr.13,14,15 Dorm. Parents nr.2667 68

Heerlen, The NetherlandsSTILLS

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Project description. The exhibition was created to show the ideology and development of the Wiel Arets Architects Office and was first shown at Schunck in Heerlen, The Netherlands in November 2010. The exhibition later traveled to Madrid and was shown at the Fundación Arquitectura COAM.

My Role. I was part of the group assembling the exhibition on site, renovation of old models and reproduction of new models.

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Project description. The old post office in Maastricht is being transformed into high standard apartments, urban studios. The office has already completed urban studios in Rotterdam and broken ground in Amsterdam. The concept of the urban studios is to get a complete soultion and the project is a collaboration with Alessi.

My Role. I made renderings and presentation material for a client intrested in the project.

Maastricht, The Netherlands

http://www.areyouurban.nl/design

POSTKANTOOR

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Valkerburg, The NetherlandsVALKERBURG STATIONProject description. NS (Netherlands train company) invited different Dutch Architecture offices to suggest changes on some of their stations. Valkerburg station was given to Wiel Arets Architects. The office worked out a new design for the platform and new shelters to provide warm seats while waiting for the train, a safe and light place during the night, information and protecture from rain and wind. The construction of the Valkenburg station will soon get started.

My Role. Together with three others I worked on the drawing material, renderings and presentation material for NS.

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Plan. north element

Elevation. north element

Overview. Valkenburg Station

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Zurich, SwitzerlandBAUFELD FProject description. Next to the main station in Zurich a new area is under construction and the office got invited for the competition. The pro-gramme includes retail and gastro on street level and office and housing for the rest. The concept of the project is to fill up the plot with three levels, with patios for light and green. This levels contains of office space. To achieve the high level of housing that’s requested three towers sticks up from the base. The main tower is facing the square and frames it together with surrounding buildings. The area dominates of heavy facades with a strict structure. Our design is lighter, a glass facade with sliding elements.

My Role. I was one out of two bringing out the competition.77 78

wohnen

wohnen

wohnen

offfice offfice offfice

740 m2 Restaurant

539 m2 Retail

351 m2 Retail

lobby

85 m2

lobby

111 m2

patio

145 m2

751 m2 Retail

778 m2 Retail

lobby137 m2

lobby98 m2

patio

145 m2

patio

145 m2

lobby

110 m2

INVESTMENT 1 INVESTMENT 2

420 m2

2987 m2

1681 / 1306 m2

145 m2

184 m2

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231 m2

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+00. office entrance, restaurant, housing entrance, shops, carpark access

+01. office space, patios

+08. housing

+12. housing

+13. Penthouses

Elevation. South

Elevation. East Elevation. West

Section. A-A

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Project description.The project is a private apartment located at a central spot in Berlin, Unter den Linden. The clients already resident in the building but wished an alteration. The apartment consists of two floors and a roof terrace. The concept for the renovation is to bring in the 4 ele-ments, earth, water, air and fire and to work with free circulation along the façade.

My Role. I worked on the renderings and presentation material for the clients.

Berlin, GermanyUNTER DEN LINDEN

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Entrance floor

+01

Roof terrace

WIEL ARETS ARCHITECTS D’ARTAGNANLAAN 29 NL 6213 CH MAASTRICHT T+31 43 3512200 F +31 43 3212192 DE LAIRESSESTRAAT 41 NL 1071 NS AMSTERDAM T+31 20 5776004 F + 31 20 5776008 BADENERSTRASSE 585 CH 8048 ZÜRICH T+41 43 8186200 F +41 43 8172940 WWW.WIELARETSARCHITECTS.NL

Appartement Unter der Linden Berlijnscale 1:100

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Vasca da bagnoBadewanne

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BagnoBadezimmer

3500

DocciaDusche

ToiletteToilette

1300 1100 3090

1512

LucernarioOberlicht

364 SO 102




B

C

D




B

C

D




A

B

C

D




A

B

C

D




B

C

D

364 SO 103

2915

CaminoKamin

Terrazza copertaLoggia

Terrazza Terrasse

6790




B

C

D

Section




A

B

C

D

364 SO 200

05

06

07

tetto / dach

+ 21980

+ 29640

+ 25400

Area relaxEntspannung

PatioPatio

SalottoWohnen

SoggiornoAufenthalt

CaminoKamin

CaminoKamin

Terrazza Terrasse

Terrazza copertaLoggia

20

10

20

00

9770

Vasca da bagnoBadewanne

Camera da lettoSchlafzimmer

905

SaunaSauna

Sala da pranzoEssen

PatioPatio

BagnoBadzimmer

25

00

40

10

30

80

5320 1100 2880 110032405820

2790 3290 3240 3280 3240 2780


Entrance floor, livingroom83 84

portfolio

Documents

public level

transition library level

staff wc

sweden05education year

finlandeducation year

gasverket library master

advanced design studio

plzeducation year