Marco Merigo

Architectural design PortfolioVia Santuario, 15 - 25016 - Ghedi (Brescia) - Italy - email: marco2185@gmail.com

italian mother tongueenglish proficient

Via Santuario 15, 25016, Ghedi (Brescia), Italy tel: +39 3339224007 email: marco2185@gmail.com

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Marco MerigoCV

Office Internship Silvano Buzzi & Associati srl (http://www.buzziassociati.it) Experience on projects and international competitions as part of design team from project inception to executive design

Aug 2010-Dec 2010

Students assistant Politecnico di Milano_Piacenza Campus Laboratory of architectural and urban design - Professor Juan Carlos DallAsta 3rd year of bachelor

Students assistant Politecnico di Milano_Piacenza Campus Course of Analysis of urban morphology and building typologies - Professors Guya Bertelli-Juan Carlos DallAsta 1st year of bachelor

Oct 2010-March 2012

March 2012 onwards

Masters of Architecture Course of Large Scale Sustainable Buildings Politecnico di Milano Score 110 cum laude/110

2009-2011EDUCATION

WORK EXPERIENCE

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Bachelor in Architecture Course of Architecture and Society Politecnico di MilanoScore: 109/110

2006-2009

Designer Architect Gaetano Bertolazzi Involved as part of a design team in design competitions, technical drawings site assistance and in drafting reports as legal documents

Aug 2008-June 2009

Archicad,Autocad,Revit Architecture,ArchGISArtlantis,3dsmax*Adobe After Effects, Adobe Encore, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe PremiereMicrosoft Office (Word, Excel, Powerpoint)

Designer Architetti Associati di Lazzaro e Serpelloni srl Design team to work on design and detailing of residence, offices, commercial buildings, restoration works, on site assistance and dreafting reports as legal documents for Brescia

Sept 2004-July 2008

language

programs

*learning

WORKS05_Hotel, restaurant and winery06_Office building and parking lots

COMPETITIONS01_Reading between Lines02_Whats NExT03_New school building04_High school campus

ACADEMIC07_Living the border 08_Brera in brera museum09_Residence for 4 architecture students

01 Reading Between Lines

Design TeamMarco Merigo, Juan Carlos DallAsta Gutierrz, Salah El Deen Fahmi, Ruchi Varma

Project LocationDaegu, South Korea

Year2012

design competitionresult: honorable mention

THE GOVERNING ELEMENTS FOLDING INTERFERENCE ENGAGEMENT (harmony with nature)

BETWEEN THE LINES (where spaces evolve)

The precedence of natural setting for the site- emergence of the transverse line from mountain to river

The surrounding urban condition with the governing trace of transverse line over site

MOUNTAIN

NATURE

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SOIL

The urban block and the site Mapping the footprint of the building according to surrounding urban block. Use of the green park (existing) to create an interval between the road and the building.

The transversal line changes conditions within signing into the public space, changing the form within the building and ending towards the mountain line. The height of the building is therefore raised than the surrounding building to terminate visually to Ahn mountain.

The form of the line creates the governing section of the building that creates volumes and views, both exterior and interior, for a quality interiorized public space.

Resultant section

The contemporary city is whirled with potential energy and tangible and intangible fluxes. Composed as states of natural and artificial, these fluxes lie between the soil and the sky. A city seeking a foundation of learning and knowledge in its social sphere invests in community life and its people as the human capital, tapping this inherent potential as an opportunity to put forward the path of change. The city with such aspirations focuses on an invisible separation that lies between the realm of architecture and the public domain. It is here where learning cultivates. An architecture that celebrates communal and collective values. The evolution of the library inclined more to the public space of appearance ensures its dependence on the changes in socio-environmental conditions. A public space not enforced but that encourages participation. With a precedence to natural setting as an important criteria in Korean architecture, the idea of a library gains permanence by its urbanistic dimension to innovate and introduce a new form in the permanent landscape of the city. The integration with this setting is the READING BETWEEN LINES

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01 public space - ramp 02 multipurpose room 03 culture classroom 04 exhibition spaces 05 bathroom - connections 06 internal courts 07 electrical room 08 labs 09 infopoint - library 10 parking 11 offices 12 preservation room 13 children room

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