portfolio2012

Dominik Raskin [email protected] portfolio

selected work 2007 - 2013


Architect

Address: Verbiststraat 1, 3060 Bertem, BelgiumTel.: +32499167349Mail: [email protected]: BelgianBorn: 03/07/1980Civil Status: Singlewebsite: http://dominikraskin.com/

Experience summary

Dominik Raskin is able to demonstrate over the past 10 years a strong dedication to the field of architecture and design. Mr. Raskin’s experience is manyfold: together with having 6 years hands-on experience working as an architect, Mr. Raskin has over 3.5 years expe-rience as lecturer and programme manager for the ‘interior design department’ in several Asian countries.

Being accurate as well as innovative, Mr. Raskin

designs from an inspiring insight and strong concept.

Since October 2012 Mr. Raskin is designing and developing jewelry and household objects through the use of 3D-printing.


Various student projects, supervising as a lecturer at the Raffles Design International.

Design studio retail, commercial, office, restau-rant, residential, etc.


Renovation of a single family house in Leuven, Belgium


Design and supervision of construction of a single family house in Leuven, Belgium for Architecture Office Jan Maenhout


Design of apartment blocks, Belgium for Architecture Office Jan Maenhout


Competition Design - housing for the elderly, Belgiumfor Architecture Office Jan Maenhout


Submission for the Kingspan/Magazine Arhitecton Competition

ARCHITECTURE PAVILION COMPETITION Kingspan Company/ Magazine ArhitektonConcept

The pavilion is designed as a continuous loop where one experiencesdi�erent spaces, moods and views all at once. Ambiguity is an essential part of the design as inside-outside distinction is blurred through form and materiality. Undulating outlines, perforations, primary shapes, modulation, etc. make up a syntax identical to that of ‘architecture’ yet through abstraction and deliberate confusion one �nds himself outside of space and time. The use of 2 higly re�ective surfaces on opposite ends of the pavilion further establishes an endless space.

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2 diametrically opposed structures, composed of large triangular surfaces set at di�erent angles, make up the form of the pavilion. The 2 structuresare connected by a green corridor, a place to sit/relax and move on to the other sides. This way, the pavilion’s materiality - kingspan sandwich panels-is exhibited to its fullest potential. The pavilion is accessible from all sides. Shelter is provided on both sides where the structure tapers.

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1. Kingspan Benchmark® 3D cladding: coated aluminium ebony (w/h:300/160 mm)2. Kingspan Benchmark® Alpolic champagne color3. Kingspan Envirodek® Public Roof4. Kingspan Powerpanel® custom size5. Kingspan Benchmark® Wood: western red cedar6. Kingspan Benchmark® Glass: re�ective glass (w/h:300/160 mm)

1. Kingspan Benchmark® 3D cladding: coated aluminium ebony (w/h:300/160 mm)With just two rectangular panels (mirrored) a maze is created as a 3D texture and pattern for the wall.Behind the ‘cuts’, LED lighting is placed to create a continuous facade lighting system.

by Dominik Raskin e-mail: [email protected] 06-04-2012


Proposal for a lounge design, Belgium


Renovation of a art nouveau house in Brussels, Belgium


old newproposal for a restaurant in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam


old new

Interior view - restaurant in Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam


Experimental research with various generative applications such as Structure Synth and Processing.


Submission for the HP skyline 2020 Competition, together with Nuru Karim


Submission for the Ito Jakuchu Designboom Competition


Relax. Take your laptop to bed or enjoy it on the sofa. This time without discomfort.

just| mobile competition - RN: JMDC2011- 173By Dominik Raskin - [email protected]

Submission for the Just Mobile Competition - finalist


Jewelry design - 3D printed

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