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Ivars Paeglitis

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Ivars Paeglitisivars.paeglitis@gmail.com

education feb.2011-present sep.2007-june2010 sep.2003-june2007

Trade privatecompany

SIA "KONSTA BALTIC", Riga, Latvia

Worked as a salesmanager,

participated innumerous exhibitions,company gatherings

Latvian, Lithuania,Estonia and Russia

Arhitect Assistent

SIA ''Akmens Ligzda",Cesis, Latvija

Working withdesigning family

homes, farm buildings,took part in project

''Recreation center atPiparu Lake",

''Ozolkalna servantrecreation center''.

Was making 3D viewsfor Prefabricated

house, made fromwood construction

Design and brigadeleader

''CED The BYKOGroup'' Cesis, Latvia

Working withdesigning new and

existing products,such as timber

elements for garden -like decorative

fencing and panels,children playgrounds

and outdoor furniture,bird cages and

feeders, planters andlog-rolls, etc.

Worked ''TeamVikaren'', Horsens,

Denmark, This Agency provides

services in Denmarkand other European

Countries.

Graduated with honorsfrom

Cesu 2. High School,Cesis, Latvia.

Graduated ArchitectAssistant higher education,

Riga Building College, Riga, Latvia.

Completed fourth semester ofBachelor in Architectural Technology

and Construction Management atVIA University College, Horsens,

Denmark.Currently enrolled in fifth semesterleading to Constructing Architect

(Double Diploma Latvia / Denmark)

work expierence june 2011-aug.2011 aug.2010-jan.2011 juny 2008-march 2010 sep.2007-june.2008

extracurricular activity 2007 to 2010

Taking part in gym and dealing with boxing workout at intermediate level, Latvia,2004 to 2007

Attended drawing courses at ''Cesu Art School', Latvia, 2003 to 2007

Participated at schools parliament at ''Cesu 2. high school'', Latvia2005 to 2006

Taking dancing classes at “Funky Dance School”, Latvia2004 to 2006

Participated in Motorbiking collective activities, Latvia

interestsArchitectureconstructionnowadays modern architecture and design trends,sustainability;Sports:adrenaline, motocross, skiing;Leisure:winter fishing, traveling;

work expierence A hand drawingsA1 drawings autumn 2007A2 sketches spring 2011

B educational projectsB1 copy of the famous architect's work autumn 2008B2 single family house autumn 2009B3 single family house with workshop spring 2010B4 multi storey house spring 2011B5 renewal project autumn 2011

C different design workC1 designed wooden details, garden furniture autumn 2010

D sculpturing and modelingD1 shape formation of gypsum autumn 2009

skillsComputer:Experience with Windows on programs, including:AutoCAD, SketchUp, Autodesk Revit,Microsoft Project, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.Job skills:Wood processing and knowledge of metals

Language:Fluent in Latvian and Russian(speaking, reading, and writing)Functionally Fluent in English(speaking, reading, and writing)

perspective and interior drawings

AConstruction drawingdevelops tree-dimensionalsense, what is necessary inmy profession.

A1A1 drawings

Still life compositions and nature drawings.Drawing different projects, that involved the construction of model in additionwith perspective drawings.I was designing perspective drawings of an existing swimming pool in one of myschool projects.

Before College I studied at art school.There I was drawing heroes's heads from Greek mythology ,learning how to properly mark shapes, also drew differentstructural parts, such as violin, coffee grinder and others.

Drawin

gs

AI prefer to make firstsketches by hand, as itmakes better feeling ofroom dimensional sizes

Sketches

Basement

Ground floor

Penthouse

A2 hand drawings

Tree-dimensional view

Location plan

notesThe project was ordered by government, who wanted a new multi-storeyhouse implementing modern Scandinavian design. The building had to be3-5 storey in height, with subsidized apartments + basement. The top storeywill be penthouse for privatization and drawing office profit.

Project

studie

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Creating a paper modelshelps to better visualizeclient ideas and presentthem.

B

B2

Ground floor

Firstfloor

Single family house

B1 Frank Loild Rait house

notes2nd course, ''Rigas Building College'', project was to make a copy of one famousarchitect project.I chose the Frank Lloyd Wright's work Ward Willett House. The Willits House is the firsthouse in true Prairie style and marks the full development of Wright's wood frame andstucco system of construction. Wright used a cruciform plan with the interior spaceflowing around a central chimney core and extending outward onto coveredverandas and open terraces. The ground floor plan of the Willits House. Entrance-stair hall, living room, dining roomand kitchen rotate around the central fireplace.I enjoy to work with this project, I learned a lot from Frank Lloyd Wright.

notes2nd course, ''Rigas Building College'', project concept was to create asingle-family house for five residents, set up four bedrooms, living room, with alarge recreation hall on the second floor, garage for two cars. Home had tohave an extension for pool area.

Fin

ally

project

BCreating a plan of twodifferent zones - living andworking area- so that theydoes not influence eachother.

Interior,First floor,

living room

B3 Single family house with working place

Wood constructionof difficult roof, whichhave windows on the top

First floor

Ground floor

informationGraduation project concept:To create a family house for 5 members with a workshop. The place should be destined as alarge residential area, with a comfortable kitchen layout, gym on the second floor and alounge in the basement.Workshop has to be set up as a brewery and working place for house. The Brewery has to be95 m2, which can create up to 1,000 liters of beer per month.

During development of this project I had opportunity towork with professionals within field of brewery, who hadexperience of more than 20 years.

Technic

al

project

BGroup based learning

education

B4 Multi storey house 3D view

1,3

30 20 1

1,2

Staircase Section

Penthouse floor

Main floor

Window and wallconnection

First sketching

Building components

20 11 20

2030

12

1

120

12

301

Hollow core deckconnection with

external wall,between basementand underground

parking

Roof deck and wallconnection

notesIn this project the main attention was paid to construction elements andbuilding materials.All the difficult element connections of construction are showed in detailsolving drawings, therefor giving graphical overview during implementation.The aim was to find the most optimal and best suitable solution for everyspecific case.During the project was made different analysis, like: wind, load and others.

The project was ordered by government, who wanted a new multi-storeyhouse implementing modern Scandinavian design. The building had to be3-5 storey in height, with subsidized apartments + basement. The top storeywill be penthouse for privatization and drawing office profit.

B5 Multi storey house renovation

3D view

Interior view

Main floor

Office plan on theground floor

Technic

al

project

BGroup based learning

education

InformationThe property was built in 1968 by the housing association ''Osterbo'' in Vejle. The building is 6 stores high and has 50apartments. The creation of this renovation project using the description of the conditions and the drawings available forthe property.Today house have many problems, like: roof is in generally worn out, the slab below the roof construction is partlydamaged; the general condition of the basement is average; the bathroom conditions are totally obsolete and worndown. The gable facing west suffers from lose and missing mortar joints and wall ties have corroded.Our task was to solve the construction problems and to make a new housing plan, that includes bigger balconies andnew by-windows.

Balcony andbay-window section

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Differentdetail drawings of

territorial fence

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B4 Designed wooden details, garden furniture

Information ''CED The BYKO Group'' Cesis, LatviaWorking with designing new and existing products, such as timber elements for garden - like decorativefencing and panels, children playgrounds and outdoor furniture, bird cages and feeders, planters andlog-rolls, etc.During this projects I gained a lot of experience. All of the projects mentioned above later were produced bythe same company, and in case of an detail drawing failure, I was contacted immediately, in order to fixthem.I was creating installation manuals of products, showing the way of putting the construction together.I was also making product description and material calculation.

Garden element"Pergola"

The task was to createan easy build upwood constructionminimizing the use ofmetal components asmuch as possible, atthe same time notlosing the strength ofconstruction.

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screw 4x60

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screw 4x40

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screw 4x40

x8

PERGOLA

Children swing

Representatio

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DCreating a gypsiummodels helps to bettervisualize project andgives feeling of shapeand atmosphere.

B3 Shape formation of gypsum First sketch

notesThe project shows a cut between 2 consistently different elements in the momentof impact.The solution is the sculpture made of gypsum.

The way of creation:1. Sketches2. Detail made of clay3. Frame made of gypsum4. Cleaned out the form made of clay5. Fill the frame with gypsum6. Gypsum sculpture cleaning and improvement

THANK YOU

for Your attention

IVARS PAEGLITISmobile50. 311. 802contactivars.paeglitis@gmail.com