aikaterini stamatelou portfolio

Stamatelou Katerina

Architecture

Portfolio

Curriculum VitaeName: Stamatelou AikateriniNationality: GreekDate of birth: 17-04-1988e-mail: [email protected] number: +31 645286732Adress: Jansveld 45, 3512 BE, Utrecht

Professional experience11/2015-Present: Freelancer Architect/Designer

01/2015-08/2015: Intern Architect at Studio SK,Movares My duties included preparation of presentations,2d, 3d drawings, research and conceptual studies. 08/2014: Work at the Tu Delft introduction program as coach My duties included welcoming new students, assisting them to their new living environment as well as organizing activities and overviewing the schedule.

03/ 2012-Present: Freelancer Graphic Designer Engaged with creating advertising leaflets and book covers.

08/2012- 08/ 2013: Architect in the architectural firm CDS Architects and Engineers (email: [email protected], Voulgaroktonou 13, Attica, Greece tel: 0030 - 210 6825462) My duties included preparation of presentations,2d, 3d drawings, as well as administrative tasks contacting clients, via the telephone and in person.

03/ 2012- 07/ 2013: Private tutoring (both volunteering and professionally) of diverse design software (3D Studio Max, Rhino, AutoCAD, Photoshop) 04/ 2012-07/ 2012: Intern Architect at the Architectural firm CDS My duties included preparation of presentations,2d, 3d drawings, as well as administrative tasks, contacting clients, via the telephone and in person.

01/ 2012- 06/ 2012: Secretary in the tutoring school “ANALYSI” (Mylon 46, Athens, Greece e-mail:[email protected]) My duties included organizational and administrative tasks contacting clients, via the telephone and in person, organizing the schedule, checking the presences, create student material.

2008, 2009, 2010: Volunteer work in the International Film Festival of Thessaloníki . My duties included welcoming and assisting guests in the reception, organizing diverse activities, selling tickets and cards as well as organizing and overviewing the exhibitions.2

MASTERUniversity: Delft University of TechnoloyName of program: ArchitectureSpecialization of graduation: Complex ProjectsGraduation Project: Chicago Midway Airport, the design of a new terminalStart date: 09/2013Date of graduation: 10/2015

Education

Extracurricular activities

Hobbies and Interests

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DIPLOMAUniversity: Aristotle University of ThessalonikiName of program: School of ArchitectureStart date: 09/2006 Date of graduation: 04/2012Design diploma thesis: Designing on the traces of the past- Student dormitories in Neapoli, Rehabilitation of an ̀ old Tobacco Warehouse

03/2011: Participation in the 11th National Greek Architecture conference 11/ 2009- 03/ 2010: Photography seminars in Aristotle University’s photography group

15-17/10/2009: Participation in the 3d National Greek Conference “Climate Change Sustainability, Renewable Energy Recourses, solutions for the Greek environment”

Furniture design, graphic design, scenography, photography, sculpture, painting, cinema, literature, traveling

language level

GREEK Native speakerENGLISH C2 Proficiency Michigan DUTCH B2 +(Preparing for C1) FRENCH Delf 1, Delf 2 (B2+)ITALIAN B2 National Degree

Software knowledgeADOBE PHOTOSHOP, ILLUSTRATOR, INDESIG, AUTOCAD, SKETCH UP, RHINO, 3D STUDIO MAX, ARCHICAD, ARTLANTIS, REVIT , VRAY, VECTORWORKS,GRASSHOPPER, MICROSOFT OFFICE

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1. Chicago Midway Airport

Master Thesis at TU Deldt

2. RMIT design studio

Intervention in Paardenmarkt, Delft

3. The Why Factory

3d Nature at T/U Delft

4.Designing at the traces of the past

Student dormitories in Neapoli, Thessaloniki

5. Buildscape and landscape

The design of an educational building

6. Conservation and Restoration

Public Library and cafe-bar

7. From Design to Construction

Small hotel unit and bathing station

8 Prefabricated house

Wooden holiday house

9.Building in context

Traditional guest house

10. Station Heeze

Addition of elevators and staircases

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Chicago Midway AirportThe design of a new terminal

Master Thesis project at Tu Delft

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Chicago Midway Airport

In Complex Projects, Chicago Studio, the first quarter, we conducted a research on the location, regarding different aspects. The urban characteristics such as the typolo-gies, the infrastructures, the density, the uses, the transportation possibilities, and the public space were thoroughly studied in order to grasp the area of intervention.

In short, the Midway area is a suburban area, developed around Midway airport, strangely after its settlement there. The area provided an economical alternative to the loop chosen in an important extend by Irish immigrant families. In the following decades, however, the population changed as the descendants wouldn’t follow the parents’ choice. As a result, a Spanish origin population has moved in the area.

The majority of the residents are working class families with children (0-17 years old). The wish for a private house and garden is undeniable, as it is almost the only typolo-gy present. The repetition of similar housing and garage units results in a monotonous urban fabric that lacks a strong character. To that, contributes the fact that the area is mono-functional (almost only residential) resulting in having ghost streets during the day.

The design of a new terminal

Master Thesis project at Tu Delft

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Chicago Midway AirportMasterplan: Aerotropolis, the new generation

Buisness Hub

Buisness Hub

Hotel and Con

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ence Hub

Man

ufacturing and distribution Hub

Hotel and con

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ce Hub

Buisness and Commercial

Hub

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anufacturing and distribution Hub

1st Stage- Micro-AirportMutation

2nd Stage- Micro-AirportExpansion

3d Stage- Micro-AirportTake over

Micro-Airport Prototype( Skycar technology integration)

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1st Stage- Micro-AirportMutation

2nd Stage- Micro-AirportExpansion

3d Stage- Micro-AirportTake over

Problem Statement

Sky-car: a viable alternative

Big Cities cities with adequate

connections

Small Towns with bad connections

Vision of Aerotropolis-New Generation (airplane and sky car)

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Micro-Airport

Landscape Residential(Existing Use)

Commercial District

Multi-Terminal

Hotel Park

Mix-use District

Office+ Conference District

Chicago Midway AirportMasterplan

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Hotel Park

Mix-use District

Office+ Conference District

The airport was regarded as an opportunity in order to create a “landmark for the area” and to establish a strong identity. Engaging this peculiar situation instead of denying it was seen as the appropriate strategy.

The research question, therefore, was how to redesign the airport in order to provide a strong identity to the area, reverting the mono-functional character and the lack of public space.

Chicago Midway AirportMasterplan

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The existing configuration of the public part of the airport is extremely ineffective, denying any contact with the neighborhood, a fact that resulted in an uninspiring and unattractive public space.However the gates part of the airport has a pier configuration and it works effectively for its size. Therefore, it was considered wise to keep it.

Research question: How to redesign the airport effectively connecting it with the neighborhood.

Chicago Midway AirportHow to incorporate the culture component in an airport terminal

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CHECK INLIBRARY

LOUNGE

SECURITY

MUSEUM

CONFERENCE

AUDITORIUMBAR-RESTAURANT

WORKSHOPRETAIL

TRAIN TICKETS

BAGGAGE RECLAIM

The starting point for the design was developing the program. Realized and conceptual airport examples, specialized standards and guidelines were used for that purpose.

Finally, based on the previous steps, the optimal configuration was chosen, based on the existing situation, the complex program requirements, and the form and materialization possibilities that could render this building a landmark for the area.

Designing a landmark that could mark the transition between air and land and has a strong cultural meaning was an initial intention.

An interesting finding from the research was that there is a lack of cultural facilities for the area and place for the young people of the area. What is more, the majority of the schools seem to be failing.

Therefore, the airport – landmark could host certain cultural uses that could be experienced by both passengers and residents of the area.

Gates

Neighborhood

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1st level floorplan


1st level 2nd level

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Airport’s main Corridor

3d level


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Auditorium- Library

Long Section


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Baggage Reclaim

Cross Section


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South facade

North facade


level 01

level 02

level 03

roof

3d Detail

Structure Diagrams

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Restoration and InterventionStudent housing in Paardenmarkt, Delft

Master project at Tu Delft

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Restoration and Intervention

For the restoration of the building complex in Paardenmarkt the main target was to combine private and public uses within the complex. The private uses include student housing, while the public, a library, a café-bar-restaurant and a gym.

The same architectural approach is present in the restoration of the old buildings and in the addition of the new volumes (restaurant and shading sys-tem). The new element should be distinct and recognizable, while the original character of the monument should be maintained as much as possible.

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Section of the resaturant - elavation of the library

Southeastern elevation-Paardenmarkt

Public

Private


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The Why FactoryOrchard Tower

Master project at Tu Delft

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The Why Factory

The Tower is a vertical village, with private and public gardens for the residents. Each apartment is different (color, size, arrangement), in order to achieve diversity, in the complex.

Porosity is also an important principle. The apartments are arranged in a certain way, in order to achieve natural ventilation and view from every individual house.

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The Why Factory

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Vision: Vertical Village

The concept is inspired by the idea of the verticall village, where the building itself becomes a landscape that consists of the individual houses with the fruit terraces.

Apple tree

Cherry tree

Hazelnut tree

Peach tree

Pear tree

35kg

60kg

30kg

40kg

40kg

200 gr of fruits /day

50 gr apples50 gr pears50 gr cherries50 gr peaches

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40 gr hazelnuts

18kgapples per year

18 kg pearsper year

18 kg cherries per year

18 kg peaches per year

15 kg hazelnutsper year

0,5 apple trees

0,45 pear trees

0,3 cherry trees

0,45 peach trees

0,5 hazelnut trees

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Organization study

Main target: Food production-self sufficiency in 5 types of fruits and nuts for 300 people

Calculations

The Why FactoryOrchard Tower

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Volume for nature (small and medium trees) 84000m3

Volume for dwelings44800m3

Volume Requirements

The Why Factory

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Floorplans(10th floor last level)

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B

Fragment Section

Designing at the traces of the pastStudent housing in Thessaloniki, Greece

Diploma project at Aristotle University

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Designing at the traces of the past

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The project is about the rehabilitation of an old tobacco warehouse inThessaloniki, Greece. The program included student housing facilities and also recreation space, a library, a cafe-bar and a restaurant, which are accommodated in new volumes, added to the existing complex and all together form a whole.


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My goal was to develop a central atrium , therefore a part of the six floor vol-ume is removed, but its trace (the columns and beams) remain.

The stairwell is located in a new volume which “imitates” morphologically the tobacco warehouse (which accommodates the dormitories).

Those volumes are connected by a distinctive curved glass volume, which is also the entrance to the complex.

Inner yard


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A new three store volume houses a restaurant, a lounge and cafe-bar.

A perpendicular building, which penetrates both the to-bacco warehouse and the restaurant/cafe bar volumes, houses the reading room and the recreation space.

Room b. Recraetion c.

1st floor plan

Room a.

Room b.

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Restaurantd.c.


Restaurant d.

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Room b.

Eastern Elevation

Buildscape and landscapeThe design of an educational building

Project at Aristotle University

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GOALS:

deciding the width of the canopy in order to have sufficient shading

Buildscape and landscape

CONCEPT: a curb “unites” an ensemble of small unites wich host the diverse functions of the school

attempts on canopy drawing

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attempts on canopy drawing

Shell-protection,”hosts” live organisms, introversion

Wave-”formulates” the sand, creates curbs

Following the natural inclination of the ground.

Taking advantage of the maditerranean climate and the sunny weather and create open air circulation spaces protected by the canopy.

Creating a central “protected” courtyard.

Differentiation between the 1st and 2nd Cycle of studies.

The assignment was about the design of a school in Kalmaria, a city next to the see in thessaloniki , Greece.

Challenging the typical school unit and inventing a new way of accomodating the educational functions was my intention.


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Southeastern Elevation

Section

View of the courtyard

View of the courtyard

B’ Cycle of studies

A’ Cycle of studies

Rece

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Events Hall


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BUILDING PROGRAM

A’ Cycle of studiesSingle story “solid” volumes with symmetrical openings

B’ Cycle of studiesA combination of single story “solid” volumes with symmetrical openings (meeting places) and two story volumes with glass facades (”houses”)

Accomodates 4 “Houses”1. “House” of Literature2. “House” of Science3. “House” of The Environment4. “House” of Art5. “Meeting” places

A’ Cycle of studies

Rece

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Capopy with 3 different elements (1. pv panel-opaque, 2. glass with colloidal foil (semi transparent when T>30 0 C, 3.permanently semi transparent glass )


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Conservation and RestorationPublic Library


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As the building is characterised as “Preserved”, only minor changes to the form and structure are allowed.The new use is a public library, chosen because of the building’s internal characteristics.

Facade after restoration

Conservation and Restoration

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Eastern Elevation- existing situation

The intervention and the addition were carried out with respect to the existing building.

My main goal was to show off the beauty of the old , Preserved Building-which used to host a boys’or-phanage - and to keep its original character.

One of the building’s previous phases was chosen), in which the main entrance is on a small balcony, access to which provide two small staircases.

As limited intervention could be done (even in the inside, for statical reasons) only certain doors change for safety reasons.

Cross section


The materials that are used are: metal, glass and wood, all ,also, existing in the old building, but now used in a new , different way.

The result -and also the original goal- is the harmony and the cohesion of the complex. The “Old” and the “Young” coexist in harmony, are different and at the same time are part of a whole.

The addition of a small cafe- bar follows the same rules. My goal was the new building to respect the old one and to coexist in harmony.

The volume of the cafe-bar is a “small box” in analogy with the preserved building facing the entrance. An old existing warehouse, is also preserved and is united with the new volume with wooden movable louvers.

Cafe-bar

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Corridor72

Reading room

1st floor

From Design to ConstructionSmall hotel unit and bathing station


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From Design to Construction

The aim of the project was to create a complete hotel unit (including a cafe-bar and a restaurant) accompanied by bathing facilities and a marina for small boats.

The concept is based on continuity and organic forms while all the buildings are connected either with constructed curves or with virtual ones. The hotel ‘s location -near the sea- inspired me to that direction. By trying to design the marine, I came up with the idea of a curb that unites all the buildings. The shape of the boats and ships also inspired us in order to “reverse” it and to develop the organic forms that host the public facilities.

The volume with the hotel’s rooms is the only one that has a normal geometric shape (part of circle) in order to separate itself from the public facilities.

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1.Hotel2.Restaurant3. Marina4.Concert Hall5.parking6.Cafe Bar7.Bathing facilities


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Southeastern Elevation

Detail Section


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Parking and entrance

Seafront side

From Design to ConstructionBathing Station

Floorplan

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Elevations

Section

1.Reception2.Elevator3.Individual bathing stations4. Men’s locker room5.Womens’s locker room

6.WC7.Offices8.Resting space9.Swiming pool

Prefabricated housing unitHoliday house

Individual project as freelancer

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The holiday house, 93m2, includes a living room and dining room, an open kitchen one master bedroom and a secondary one.

The house is divided in two zones,a public (living room, dining room, kitchen and a private bedrooms, wc).

The transparency of the facade is chosen according to the use. Therefore, the public zone, has a glass facade protected with movable blinds, while the private zone is less transparent and has smaller openings.

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The glass facade permits the view to the outside and at the same time provides adequate ventilation (it is able to open-able in three sides) .

The blinds are rotating in order to permit the necessary shad-ing and in the opening areas, they are also sliding in order to allow movement to the outside.

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Prefabricated housing unit

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Eastern elevation

Western elevation

Northern elevation

Floor plan

Building in ContextPublic LibraryTraditional guest house


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Interion of a 2 story residence

Building in Context

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Interion of a 2 story residence

General Perspective

Station HeezeConcept design-Addition of elevators and staircases

Project with Studio SK, Movares

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Station Heeze

75 Plattegrond schetsontwerp

Floor plan

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74 Principe doorsnede over passerelle

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