Elena Guk_portfolio

archi tecture port fo l io ELENA GUK

address: Mitino, Moscow, Russian Federation

zip-code: 125368telefone: +7(926)270-62-17e-mail: [email protected]

date of birth: 1987-11-28nationality: russian

Education and qualifications:Master of Architecture in KTH School of Architecture, Stockholm, Sweden.Degree of Architecture, Moscow Architectural Institute, Moscow, Russia.Exchange program in KTH School of Architecture, Stockholm, Sweden.Bachelor of Architecture, Moscow Architectural Institute, Moscow, Russia.��

2011-20122010-20122010-20112006-20101994-2005

Programs: Machines:

Languages:

Other:

Key technical skills:

AutoCADSketch Up� ��Maya3D Studio Max-VRayAdobe PhotoshopAdobe IllustratorAdobe InDesignMicrosoft Office

Lasercutter3d-printerWooden workshop

Painting DrawingSculptureModeling skills

Russian – nativeEnglish – fluent

Workshops and seminars:

Work experience:

Workshop: Vittoria, Italy - Stockholm, Sweden“Development of the block of houses in Vittoria“

Workshop: Tokio, Japan - Moscow, Russia“Creation future of the water recreation in the Moscow region“

2009

Summer internship at “Totan Kuzaembaev Architectural Studio“2011

2010

201220112011

2010

20082008

2007

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Publication of the Thesis project in “Cacao” magazine, Stockholm, Sweden.Student architectural competition “Film museum”, Stockholm, Sweden.International architectural competition “Jossingfjord Mining Museum”, Norway. Honorable prize, Publication in NAL magazine "Norwegian Architecture Competition"International competition-review of Bachelor projects in Voronezh, Russia. First grade, awarded by Inter- region social organization on promoting architectural ��!##�$#%Student architectural competition “Ideas for the skyscrapers for Moscow”, Moscow, Russia.Student architectural competition “Houses”, Moscow, Russia.Second prize, Publication in magazine “Beautiful houses”International student architectural competition “Monument to the Cruiser Varyag”,Scotland

Competitions, publications and Awards:

PRIMITIVE ARCHITECTURE Sailing school at Lidingö, Stockholm, Sweden

Performative studioTutors: Ulrika Karlsson, Einar Rodhe Jonah Fritzell, Daniel Norell

roofplan

The thesis project aims to investigate a Form Finding process as a design tool as well as the generator of a structural system, in this case a process of intersecting cones to create surface network logic, for a sailing school at Lidingö, Stockholm. Specifically the research aims at the blurring of the cone shape and the diffusion of a cellular logic by a process that increases the complexity and definition of the whole system. And as a result, a design method that generates and shapes the space.

TECHNIQUE STUDIES intersections

the same direction

inversion

inversion with several clasters, diffusion cells

variations of construction


1 entrance

ground floor plan

2 reception3 cafe4 kitchen5 shop6 wc7 auditorium8 administration9 rest room, cafe10 accommodation11 club room12 children space13 locker14 workshop15 library16 classroom17 instructor’s room18 changing room


MATERIAL COMBINATION creation new figure

SECTION

combination, inside, new third figure

concrete, inside, second figure

wood, inside, first figure

outside, sprayed concrete, another figure


JØSSINGFJORD CENTER IN NORWAY International competition in collaboration with Sven Jansse

Practice Based Design StudioTutors: Ori Merom, Robert Petren

1. ADMINISTRATION / ACADEMIC1.1 Departament head office1.2 Secretary 1.3 Reception for administrationand public space1.4 Workshop space1.5 Project Workspace 1.6 Head of Magma Geopark1.7 Future employees1.8 Toilets and wardrobefor employees1.9 Technical room / photo-copy1.10 Kitchen for employees 1.11 Meeting Room

2. EXHIBITION SPACE2.1 Permanent Exhibition 2.2 Temporary Exhibitions

3. LEARNING-TEACHING CENTER3.1 Auditorium 3.2 Laboratory 3.3 Tech Room/Storagefor auditorium & lab3.4 Storage for teachingand exhibition

4. STORAGE4.1 Storage4.2 Delivery intake for larger items

5. RESEARCH CENTER5.1 Archives 5.2 Library

6 CAFÉ6.1 Café with kitchen 6.2 Office for cafe6.3 Refrigeration room & freezer room 6.4 Storage for cafe

7 COMMON AREAS7.1 Lobby and main entrance7.2 Shop 7.3 Back Room/ Storage 7.4 Tourist information for the regionin different languages7.5 Wardrobe & publicBathroom

8. WORKSHOP8.1 Workshop 8.2 Workshop office/janitors office8.3 Wardrobe

9. BUILDING OPERATION9.1 Cleaning supplies9.2 Building maintenance room9.3 Ventilation room

Brutal area: 2100 m²


cafe & permanent exhibitions

permanent exhibitions

laboratory

management & meeting

temporary exhibitions

cafe

tourist Information & library

shop & building operations

entrance & auditorium

workshoppermanent exhibitions

jossingfjord center

site plan

programm communication verticalsupports perforation double skin concept

section

Jøssingfjordcenter

With his overwhelming nature power and spectacular views, the Jøssingfjord is an extraordinary place and a beautiful opportunity to show how architecture can contribute to get this place more known by tourists and locals. Because the fjord is very impressive by itself, we suggest a single strong building that can compete but is also capable of living in harmony with his direct context. We designed a vertical proposal to, at one hand, emphasize the verticality of the fjord, and at the other, create a strong gesture as building in itself.To make that bilateral aim come to his full strength, we place the building on the slope of the hill at the point where the stream branches off in two directions.

autumn exteriorwinter exteriorexibition spaceentrance space


FILM MUSEUM IN STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN International student architectural competition


INSIDE OUT

site plan

sections

The main idea of the museum is to exhibit inner filling and mirror it externally. Inside out structure gives a potential to design variety of spaces and possibility to construct mobile elements.These transformations establish manifold of extra squares for different facilities and give a new value to the perception of the project.The design strategy consists in organization of the flows inside and around the building creating a unique journey through the different exhibition spaces.

site planThe main idea of the museum is to exhibit inner filling and mirrorit externally. Insideout structure gives apotential to designvariety of spaces andpossibility to constructmobile elements.These transformationsestablish manifold of extra squares fordifferent facilities and give a new value to theperception of the project.The design strategyconsists in organizationof the flows insideand around thebuilding creating a unique journey through the differentexhibition spaces.


site plan

closed

open

concept ground floor plandiagram of transformation

extra space for opened cafe variety spaces of exterior and interior


BLOCK OF HOUSES IN SICILY, ITALY Student workshop


BLOCK OF HOUSES IN SICILY, ITALY Student workshop

plan of block

quiet zone

sport zone

children zone

meeting zone

shared space

landscape

tree planting

The first point in the project of developing block of houses is to keep all the existing houses (legal and illegal) and rather don't touch them. The design aims to organize correlation between public, semi public and private spaces. Main concept is focused to elaborate the area of courtyard between the houses and activate life in the surroundings. Depending on various needs of the neighbours different functions might be established to that shared area.

bedrooms, playroom

dining room

studio storage bathroom bathroom garden

living room kitchen

bedrooms bedrooms

plan level one

the familyexisting building

boxes of different functions

concept

physical model

plan level two

section

northern elevation

MOBILE MODULARSsystem

A family itself is a changing organism, since the creation it becomes to grow and then to divide and decrease. That idea of transformation generates a concept of the mobile modular system.

FAMILY HOUSE IN SICILY, ITALYReconstruction


TECHNICAL SECTIONBachelor project

Tutors: Andrey Nekrasov, Alexander Tsybaykin

bracket

dowel

glass fence

foam concrete blocksinsulationwind-water-proof membraneair gaphinged composite panel

ceramic panelscement-sand mortarwater isolationcement-sand mortar on slopeconcrete slabair gaphinged composite panel

flooringcement-sand mortarsound insulationconcrete slabmetal structuragypsum plasterboard

composite panel

ceramictile

drainage layerof gravel

thermoinlay

TECHNICAL SECTION

The main goal of the project is to minimize destruction of the existing place. As a result most of the facilities are designed underground. Our program is a combination of three objects: a monorail station, an exhibition space and open recreation areas. The constructional rays of the beams which like «roots» create internal space. They penetrate the whole structure and connect different volumes together.

roof void tent, bench

CREATION RECREATION ZONES IN THE NATIONAL PARK ARKHANGELSKWorkshop

ground floor

monorail station

monorail ��&

exhibitionspace

exhibitionspace

exhibitionspace

cafe

cafe

cinema

basement

first floor

BILDINGS

ROAD

RELIEF

PROPOSAL

CONNECTING ROOTS

Group: Takeshi Ogawa, Elena Guk

Vertical movement is the main concept of the project. As a person is climbing up as the building goes high up.

CLIMBING CENTER

section 2-2

siteplan

1 lobby, 2cash desk, 3 wardrobe, 4 wc, 5 storage, 6 auditorium, 7 rest room, 8 cafe, 9 foyer, 10 hall, 11 storage, 12 technical room, 13 training room, 14 storage, 15 rehearsal room, 16 library, 17 class, 18 sport hall, 19 rent room, 20 change room, 21 storage

EXPLICATION

second floor section I-I

basement

first floor

ground floor third floor fourth floor

CLIMBING CENTER Public building

Tutors: Andrey Nekrasov, Alexander Tsybaykin

wooden bridgeoutdoor tennis court

changing room

checkpoint, guard house wooden bridgeoutdoor tennis court

changing room

checkpoint, guard house

ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPTSInternship

Totan Kuzaembaev Architectural Studio

+7(926)[email protected]

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