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portfolio offelix schwimmer

2012

PORTFOLIO OF

FELIXSCHWIMMERALL RIGHTS RESERVED,

PREPARED IN SEPTEMBER 2012

Felix Schwimmer is a designer with a bachelor de-gree in interior design and a master degree in archi-tectural design. This portfolio presents his profes-

sional and academic work. He produced all drawings presented unless otherwise mentioned. Most proj-ects are efforts of teamwork, in these cases partici-

pating members are stated in the data box.

Felix Schwimmer has residence in Montreal at 6588 Clark street, H2S 3E7, Canada but presently lives in Italy, he can be reached at his email, [email protected] or by phone on his Italian number +39 366 71 99 315 or when in Canada at +1.514.803.0545.

Thank you for your interest.

EXPERIMENTAL DESIGNPAGE 3 TO 7

DESIGN RESEARCHPAGE 8 TO 12

ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNPAGE 13 TO 24

PRODUCT DESIGNPAGE 25 TO 28

cover page image:photo of model entitled Oedipus Skin, 2010

image transfer on latex, laser cut acrylic frame, back-lit with LEDprepared as part of my master thesis proposal in

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DWELLING STOPPAGEFINALIST FOR QUEBEC REPRESENTATION IN CANADIAN PAVILION AT VENICE ARCHITECTURE BIENNIAL 2012

DESIGN-RESEARCH PROJECT SUBMITTED TO MIGRATING LANDSCAPES ORGANIZATION ON THE SUBJECT: MEANING, EXPERIENCE AND INFLUENCE OF SETTLING IN THE CONTEXT OF IMMIGRATION FOR AN ARCHITECTS.

Similarly to Duchamps Three Standard Stoppage* (1913-14) my model is the representation of a measurement in time and space;

instead of three one meter thread stretched on a canvas, I applied Duchamps conceptual construction as a reference to develop a

critical and personal representation of reminiscent dwellings. The new model also operates as a generative device for speculative

architectural design.

My statement: If we combine representations of design agencies from five diverse cultural dwelling types experienced by one individual into one single architectural model and let them randomly influence each other it creates an new image of what dwellings could be.

The model: Key characteristic concepts from five dwelling types (Canadian suburban house, Indonesian long house, Italian residential block, Chinese residential tower, British row house with lower ground floor) are evidenced and translated diagrammatically into a model. The diagrams are trapped at the centre of the model as a vertical structure. A palimpsest of horizontal shapes represent territories where these dwellings were located. Primary composition is matured through sketches and drawn into 3D representations. The hand made model is built from copper, wood and aluminium, additional details are with transparent acrylic and colored polyvinyl plastic.

* It is a joke about the meter, Duchamp glibly noted about this piece, but his premise for it reads like a theorem: If a straight horizontal thread one meter long falls from a height of one meter onto a horizontal plane twisting as it pleases [it] creates a new image of the unit of length. Duchamp dropped three threads one meter long from the height of one meter onto three stretched canvases. The threads were then adhered to the canvases to preserve the random curves they assumed upon landing. The canvases were cut along the threads profiles, creating a template of their curves creating new units of measure that retain the length of the meter but undermine its rational basis. Description reference from MoMA website: http://www.moma.org/collection/object.php?object_id=78990


ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE FUTURE: DYSTOPIAN TOURISM IN ROME

DESIGN-RESEARCH PROJECT PREPARED AT THE BRITISH SCHOOL AT ROME UNDER QUEBEC ARCHITECTURE RESIDENT AWARD

A speculative project of architecture that presents a fictional narrative based in Rome is devoted to the prescient subject of ecological change and adaptations caused by artificial interventions into existing ecosystems.

The plot is set in a future conditioned by recurring floods more devastating than historical ones, by a technocratic world government owning political power and where technologies mutate as they are transferred from one field to another.

Compelling underwater vedutas explore architecture through a dystopian eye, where the focus of the project is less in the form of a final object than as a script that it inserts into the city. A series of invention enables coexistence with the underwater city: firstly a colossal inhabitable porous self-supporting structure floats above the city; second a mechanical fish was designed to travel inside the marvelous ruins.

Against this backdrop, one reflects upon the major contemporary processes that capture, power and govern the changes and challenges we are facing today, questioning what architecture could generate when faced with extreme scientific, cultural and political scenarios.


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Tensile membrane:Growing structure with biomineral accretion. Low levelelectricity passes through causing deposition of calcium

carbonate on the structure (stored in salt water of basement)It grows to a concrete like material. The process lasts 8 years

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ANTI-OEDIPAL HOUSEEXPERIMENTAL DESIGN STUDY PREPARED AT THE AVATAR RESEARCH GROUP

ADVANCE VIRTUAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH

The project considers psychomorphic relations between body and technology as a time based architecture.

Freuds Oedipus complex is used as a basis for reconstructing Debords borderless space into a domestic

environment. It is a research on how an architectural system may embody psychological theories and

mythological narratives and how a physical reality may be constructed out of it.


THREE BODY SYSTEMEXPERIMENTAL DESIGN STUDY PREPARED AT THE AVATAR RESEARCH GROUP

ADVANCE VIRTUAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL ARCHITECTURAL RESEARCH

Hybrid models between analogue and digitalfrom left to right

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Flagship store_Mixed-use tower / 8 floor + 4 underground

Teheran, Iran

May 2009

F. Fiaschi + F. Schwimmer

Competition 2009

12.000 m 2

BENETTON | Designing in Teheran

CONCEPT - Benetton is known to be provocative, they express social messages and opinions in a straight forward way - usually very graphical. The concept of this architecture respects that tradition. A simple building in which the program can be read from the outside; 3 volumes represent each of the main functions of the building and 2 voids complement the other functions.

PROGRAM - Includes 5 types of space: parking, garden, commerce, office, residence

SHOPPING - The shopping experience is inspired by local street market display techniques; the slanted display lets the shopper see all the products at once. Here we slant the whole floor as a catwalk like space and use glass walls. The space opens to the garden where one can look at the store from outside.

STRUCTURE - The central tower hosting parts of offices and residences is free of columns with load bearing walls structure embedded in the patterned faade. Additional structural strengthening is provided by the 3 vertical cores.

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Preservation - Regenerate a historical site

Tivoli, Italy

Competition 2011

S. Winters + F. Fiaschi + S.Zavari

Structure: G.Rossi - QS: L.Gagliardi (ICIET) - Conservation: I.Boniburini

4.230 m 2

8,5M

Tivoli | Santuario Ercole Vincitore

PROPOSED PROGRAMMixed use building with a public urban park offering views:- Archaeological/anthropological complex - Lecture Hall and Coffee shops- Artists in residence with exhibition hall

DESIGN INTENTThe concept is to reveal history and to connect the urban fabric to the Roman ruin. The intent is achieved by adding a new volume to reactivate the historical site. This volume is a glass passage linking the more recent street level of Tivoli to via Tecta, a roman street gate from 1st century BC. This custom gate was built as a place of worship named Santuario Ercole Vincitore. As one goes through the passage one can experience 4 moments in time represented by architectures stacked on each other. Moments to pause happen in the passage where a function is inserted i.e. cafe and auditorium.In addition to this element, residual volumes of post 19th century are refurbished and reinforced using Corten clading. These spaces are dedicated to art and archeology. Overall intervention also emphasize on orientation of views to leverage the quality of spaces on the magnificent views towards Rome.

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ROMAN RUINS

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VIEWS OF ROME

200m. ROAD TO CENTRE OF TIVOLI

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OCCUPANT CIRCULATION (artists and archaeologists)

CIRCULATION - GLASS CLADDING, PROVIDES VIEWS OF SECTIONS OF BUILDING AND SITE

ADDITIONAL STRUCTURE - CORTEN CLADDING, SERVES TO REINFORCE STRUCTURE AND SUPPORT THE GLASS CLADDING.

EXISTING BUILDINGS - EXPOSED CONCRETE

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Mesola, Italy

2012

ScH architettura - Arch.F.Fiaschi

19.620 m 2

Competition

8,5M

Mesola | Centro Storico di Mesola

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BRIEF PROGRAMUNESCO recently listed the centre of Mesola as world heritage. As part of an urban planning strategy adjacent areas of the centre are to be refurbished. Theses areas are subject to this competition:- Piazza Vittoria, public square used for parking, market and events- Ex-magazzini, old farm sheds- Park, traditionally owned by the castle

DESIGN INTENTURBAN - The aim of our proposal is to connect all the areas and establish a sense of identity. The first intervention is to create a grid inspired by the 18th century ortico (garden) that covers the whole site with a horizontal architectural pattern. This grid serves to organize the interventions programme and cladding. At the centre of the grid is a pedestrian axis crosses three areas of the brief. In addition to this we create 3 gates by opening buildings to increase accessibility to the site and connections from the main roads.ARCHITECTURE - The main rule is to refurbish the buildings as they were originally built. All new buildings are cladded in white aluminium sheets. New additions to existing fabric are iconically proposing similar volumes as extensions. Reinforcing Mesola recognitions for its implication of surrounding national park, we propose to implement a didactic education centre, this building has additional local wood cladding and local tree trunks as columns.

PROjECT CONSIDERATIONSTERRITORY, IDENTITY, FUNCTIONS, CIRCULATIONS, HISTORY, URBAN PLANNING, SUSTAINABILITY


LocalJob CentreSocial Agent

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LOCAL COMMUNITY

PROGRAMME STRUCTURE

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a b c da: Masonsb: Carpentersc: Plumbersd: Electricians

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COMPETITION OBjECTIVEIdentify a forgotten space and re-qualify it with a program that reactivates the area

PROPOSALRenovation of east-London disaffected school. Main intervention is adding a large canopy to create a community hub for education, high street and allotments.

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Preservation - Building refurbishment

London, UK

2011

S. Winters + J.Oyarbide

3300m 2

Competition

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Forgotten Spaces | London


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Preservation - Public Space - digital fabrication

Castelli, TE, Italy

2012

ScH Architettura

120 l.m.

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200.000

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CONTEXT

The comune of Castelli is renowned for its tradition in making ceramics since 11th century. Following the 2009 earthquake the comune suffered a second population decline in 20 years; this decimation impacts the economical stability of the area.

A disused water mill located at the boundary of Castelli is in critical condition due to erosion of the escarpment it stands on. This 5 square meter water mill has a symbolic meaning for the local history since its the last standing original water mill from a series of 40 on via dei mulini. These were used to grind stone in the traditional process of making ceramics.

A concerned local business specialised in historical renovations came to us for help in preparing a proposal of renovation. His intent is not only to preserve and protect the mill but also to reestablish its waterway.

From the analysis, we concluded that the legacy of the project was a key element for its success, as much the immediate impact of the built proposal, the repercussion of economical investment and the possible ways it could be used and become a place.

One aspect to achieve this was through the brief and the other was through implementing the design intent

BRIEF

We proposed to symbolically/officially mark the site as the entrance of Castelli, the entrance of the national park and a meeting hub on the hiking track. Marking the site as such gave ground to regenerate such a small forgotten historical artefact.

Hence the brief proposal is an integrated regenerative design of strengthening the ridge, outfitted picnic area that visually marks the waterway and preservation of the old water mill.

IMPLEMENT DESIGN INTENT

The result is an iconic project marking a historically important place with a visually strong installation; a complex biomorphic form urban furniture that functions as a bridge, water canalization and seating. The design objective is to implement new fabrication process that considers traditional crafts from 11th century, cultural identity linked to ceramics and economical strategic development. We proposed a solution that integrates to design process the conjunction of efforts from artisans and construction industry.

The design drawings are produced with 3D modelling software Rhino and 3Dstudio max. These drawings are digitally transferred to three axes CNC milling machine owned by a specialized construction of the area to carve complex shape moulding (MDF or wax), artisans will produce the ceramic panels using traditional techniques of forming and coloring (world renowned orange color), local workers will install the panels on existing retaining walls. Therefore the economical objective for this project is to introduce a new method of producing ceramics in a traditional way; a production that could find interest in contemporary reality and boost a local tradition of excellence and uniqueness.


Urban reconstruction and regeneration

LAquila, Italy

2012

ScH Architettura

site: 6.400 m2 floor area: 5.865 m2

Private Study

12.8M

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The conceptual framework of this project is based on the conjunction of three dwelling models from local territory; the borgo (village), the villa and the condominium.

The form emerges from consideration of privacy, views, communal space, cultural identity, geography, sun orienta-tion and natural ventilation.

Residential hub of 8 villa

LAquila, Italy

2011

ScH Architettura

site: 3.289 m2 footprint: 971 m2

Schematic Design

1.2M

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Residential interior 24 units

Montreal, Canada

May 2010

Forme Studio + Studio Crear + Felix Schwimmer

Freelance Construction

www.dellartecondos.com

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ALUMINUM HONEYCOMBSUB STRUCTUR E

PERFORATED MARBLE CEILING BLACK PAINTED METAL TUB E

TEXTILE ACOUSTIC PLATEWITH LED BACKLIGHTING

PROGRAM : dining venue, restaurant, roof terrace, cigar lounge, conference rooms and offices.

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Multi-use touristic complex - 30 000 sq.f

Old-Montreal, Canada

September 2004

Dupuis Architects + BOCA inc. + Felix Schwimmer

Commissioned 2004 > On hold

$ 4 000 000

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Service Center Desk

Executive elevators to podium Atrium SSE entrance

SSE Lobby

Ceremonial Lobby

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Office tower - 175 000 m2

Shenzhen, China

Contract 2007-2008 > 100%DD interiors

OMA + ARUP + 2X4 + DHV + SADI + I/O

Interior Designer

Competition 2006 > Completion 2012

$ 450M

SSE | Shenzhen Stock Exchange

CONSULTANTSLevel Acoustic: DHV Building and IndustryLandscape: Inside/Outside, AmsterdamQS: L&B Quantity SurveyorsStructure , Fire , Project Management, Vertical Transportation, Building Physics, Building Intelligence, Geotechnics, Lighting: SADI , Arup

CREDITSPartners in charge: Rem KoolhaasAssociate in charge: Kunle AdeyemiTeam: Ryann Aoukar, Sebastian Appl, Waichuen Chan, Jan Dechow, Leo Ferretto, Clarisa Garcia Fresco, Alasdair Graham, Matthew Haseltine, Jaitian Gu, Joo Ferreira Marques Jesus, Alex de Jong, Santiago Hierro, Kennedy, Michael Kokora, Klaas Kresse, Anna Little, Luxiang Liu, David Eugin Moon, Cristina Murphy, Idrees Rasouli, Korbinian Schneider, Felix Schwimmer, Michela Tonus, Miroslav, Vavrina, Ferdjan Van der Pijl, Na Wei and more....

PROGRAMRental offices, registration & clearing house, accessory area, securities information company, SSE office area, trading floor, conference halls, luxury private hotel, gardens, library... Building height: 250m

PROjECT DESCRIPTIONShenzhen is one of Chinas special economic zones (SEZ), the growth of the city is almost unequalled on the planet. The project tower is to become the main Stock Exchange office for trading and listing companies, acting as an icon for the economic burst in the pearl delta. The floating podium represents bull market, defying gravity its raising from the ground. All the principal functions related to trading are in the podium. Symbolically the listing hall is primordial, the ritual happens once in the life of a company when it becomes public. This characteristic is reflected spatially, located in the podium, it has a dedicated entrance and dedicated elevators. To reflect the architectural concept we specially designed back-light ceilings for the podium. The podium glows as their light illuminates the entire 7, 8 and 9th floor.

RESPONSIBILITIESIncluding but not limited to:_Production of interior design development tender documents_Conceived and coordinated drawings and specifications for fixed furniture, signing and interior systems (wall, floor, ceiling)_Assisted in the coordination of design with consultants (graphic, acoustic and lighting)_Participated to meetings with client and consultants_Conducted research and information documents on interiors and materials regarding design, specifications, materials and equipment


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Shenzhen Stock Exchange8th Floor Podium


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Golden executive suite 42th floor

Typical rental office floor corridor

Shenzhen Stock ExchangeUPPER FLOORS - RENTAL AND EXECUTIVE


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EDITING OFFICE ROOM

EDITING OFFICE ROOM

POST-PRODUCTION OFFICE ROOM




MEETINGROOM

EDITING OFFICE ROOM

EDITING OFFICE ROOM

EMERGENCY ESCAPE

EQUIPMENT ROOM SPARE ROOM

FLOOR FINISHES:

CARPET TYPE 01

CARPET TYPE 02

ALUMINUM TILES WITH HONORARY NAMES ENGRAVED

800X800 CERAMIC TILES TYPE 01

CLIENT +VISITOR

INTERNET POINTWITH STV SHOWREEL

WAITINGAREAEMERGENCY

ESCAPE

2200

5800

5800

2200

8000

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/// PROjECT ///

/// LOCATION ///

/// DATE ///

/// TEAM ///

/// STATUS ///

/// BUDGET ///

Office floor - 15th floor - 11000 sq.f.

Shanghai, China

November 2006

F. Fiaschi + A. Cattaneo + F. Schwimmer

Commissioned 2006 > Completed

$

STV | Shanghai media group


2502

900

glass extra-clear

834

inox steel frame

REFRIGIRATION ROOM

step

12002100

830400

7502100

2770

240

1430

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969

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2100

sez. 1

sez. 2 KITCHEN

sezione 1: GLASS WALL DETAILentrance of kitchen and refrigiration

room

seamless silicon joint

969969

69

400

834 83424

90

830

830

830

2945

969969969


insulation

inox steel

1

1

Gypsum Board 18mmFoam insulationsteel stud 6x2 cmGypsum Board 18mmFiberglass insulationGreenGypsum Board 18mmStainless steel 2mm

door hinge

stainless steel counter



DINNING ROOM

door: extra-clear glass

door: extra-clear glass see note 3


steel frame

silicon attachment

wall: extra-clear glass


steel frame


wood stud 20x60mm

gypsum board

laser attached glass laser attached glass




wall coveringshelves

inox steel shelves 280x180x30


1490

1477

750

340

370glass inserted in frame 15mm

glass inserted in frame 15mm

glass inserted 15mm

glass door hinge

steel frame

steel frame

steel frame

750330 357

line of floor kitchen

line of ceiling kitchen

line of ceiling dinning

line of floor dinning

line of ceiling highest

steel covering

door see note 3

fiberglass insulation

stainless steel table

wall covering

line of ciment pilasterwall covering

stainless steel frame






REFRIGIRATION ROOM

KITCHENREFRIGIRATION ROOM

40

glass extra-clear

steel window frame

steel covering

floor covering refrigiration room

under floor floor covering dinning

1600

2770

3100

3580

200

40

sezione 2: GLASS WALL DETAILexit of refrigiration room and pass

through

D-2

D-1

D-2 : GLASS WALL DETAILcorner joint build up

D-1 : GLASS WALL DETAILjunction of floating floor + ground floor + glass wall

PLAN: GLASS WALL DETAILWALL TYPE

refrigiration room

2502

900

glass extra-clear

834

inox steel frame

REFRIGIRATION ROOM

step

12002100

830400

7502100

2770

240

1430

200

620

170

3100

3580

2907

969

1200

2100

sez. 1

sez. 2 KITCHEN

sezione 1: GLASS WALL DETAILentrance of kitchen and refrigiration

room


969969

69

400

834 834

2490

830

830

830

2945

969969969


insulation

inox steel

1

1

Gypsum Board 18mmFoam insulationsteel stud 6x2 cmGypsum Board 18mmFiberglass insulationGreenGypsum Board 18mmStainless steel 2mm

door hinge

stainless steel counter



DINNING ROOM


door: extra-clear glass see note 3


steel frame

silicon attachment

wall: extra-clear glass


steel frame


wood stud 20x60mm

gypsum board





wall coveringshelves

inox steel shelves 280x180x30


1490

1477

750

340

370glass inserted in frame 15mm

glass inserted in frame 15mm

glass inserted 15mm

glass door hinge

steel frame

steel frame

steel frame

750330 357






steel covering

door see note 3

fiberglass insulation

stainless steel table

wall covering

line of ciment pilasterwall covering

stainless steel frame






REFRIGIRATION ROOM

KITCHENREFRIGIRATION ROOM

40

glass extra-clear

steel window frame

steel covering

floor covering refrigiration room

under floor floor covering dinning

1600

2770

3100

3580

200

40

sezione 2: GLASS WALL DETAILexit of refrigiration room and pass

through

D-2

D-1

D-2 : GLASS WALL DETAILcorner joint build up

D-1 : GLASS WALL DETAILjunction of floating floor + ground floor + glass wall

PLAN: GLASS WALL DETAILWALL TYPE

refrigiration room

/// PROjECT ///

/// LOCATION ///

/// DATE ///

/// TEAM ///

/// POSITION ///

/// STATUS ///

/// WEBSITE ///

Restaurant - 150m2

Shanghai, China

October 2006

Luca Trazzi Architetti

Interior designer - freelance

Commissioned 2006 > Completed

www.otto-restaurants.com

OTTO restaurant


productdesign


Processor

Photo voltaic cells

Ceramic body

Crystal glass

Oled with rotatory motor

75mm

18mm

COMPETITION

Titolo progetto

P254Senza tempo!Data04/02/2008

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4045

50

55

lorenz

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12

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3 9 15 21

605

1020

2530

35

4045

50

55

lorenz

12

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41 swiss made

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3 9 15 21

605

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lorenz

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14 swiss made

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3 9 15 21

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lorenz

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Titolo progetto

P254Senza tempo!Data04/02/2008

Timex 2154 | Watch Competition, 2004 Medium: 3Dmax + VRAY, Photoshop, Illustrator

Lorenz 75th | Finalist project, Watch Competition, 2008 Medium: 3Dmax + VRAY, Photoshop, Illustrator


MATERIALI1

CORPO CILINDRICOA L U S I O N

Schiuma di alluminio stabilizatosemi-trasparente

spessore: 12,7 mm

SEZIONE LONGITUDINALE

SEZIONE TRASVERSALE

ALUM-MOI

2STRUTTURA PROFILATI L

A L U L I F EAlluminio riciclato

Colore: giallo, bianco, rosso, cromaspssore: 3 mm

3SORGENTE LUMINOSA

O S R A MLampadina fluorecente

4000K 2 poli 26 W

4CAVO ELETTRICO

R I V E S T I T O I N T E S S U T O 100-220V

6BASE

P I A N O D I A C C I A O diametro 300 mm

spessore: 3 mm

5CULA

A L L U M I N I O diametro 300 mm

spessore: 3 mm

8PASTICCO ANTIGRAFFIAO

C A U C H U diametro 20 mmspessore: 2 mm

7VITE

T E S TA S T E L L A 14 mm

3

1

1

4

2

600 mm

300 mm

12 mm

5

6

7

8

Lightouch: iConnect | Lamp Competition, 2007 Medium: Sketch, 3Dmax + VRAY, Photoshop | Modular lamp with aluminium and polycarbonate profiles

Moooi | Lamp study, 2009 Medium: 3Dmax + VRAY, Photoshop, Illustrator | Decorative lamp _ Aluminium foam with steel structure


Creon StudioMedical liquid pump, Como, 2003

Medium: Rhino

Study for a modular system ofa medical pump

Material : thermoplastic > injection mould polypropylene

IsolockLock Catalogue, 2003

Medium: 3Dmax with video, Photoshop


sample of work 2012

Documents

new model

photo of model

single architectural

interior design

design researchpage

meter thread

architectural designpage

new image