Vladimira Vanikova_ Works

VLADIMIRA VANIKOVA

PersonalBorn 19.05.1985 near Pilsen

Czech nationality

Like spending time with good friends, good food &

wine, good music & movies, and a bit of sport.

Currently live at Neugasse 81, Zürich, CH 8005

Please kontakt me at +41 (0) 76 220 99 11 or

[email protected]

MSc Arch

Education2009-2011 University of Liechtenstein _ Institute of Architecture and Planning Studio: Architectural Design Theory

WS 2010 Tokyo University of the Arts, Japan _ Department of Architecture An exchange programme

2005-2009 Czech Technical University in Prague _ Faculty of Civil Engineering, Architecture Received BSc Arch

2007-2008 Danish Technical University _ Faculty of Civil Engineering Programme Erasmus

Awards & Others10/2010 Architectural Exhibition _ Experimentelle Tendenzen in der Architektur _ VIA Dornbirn

03/2009 Certificate in Advanced English (CAE - Cambridge Exams)

SS 2009, WS 2008 & SS 2006 Yellow Card Award for an excellent performance in architectural design

03/2007 ATHENS Intensive Course – TU Delft, Netherlands _ Making Sustainability Happened / Industrial Ecology

Working ExperiencesAug 2011-May 2012 Müller & Truniger Architekten, Zürich Internship

2006-2009 Porsenna Stavebni s.r.o., Prague _ Design Studio of Wooden Low-Energy Housing Structure Assistant Designer, Graphic Works

SkillsArchicad 14AutoCAD Architectural Desktop 2007Rhinoceros 4.0, V-Ray, ArtlantisGoogle Sketch Up

Adobe: Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, PremiereMicrosoft Office

Driving Licence B

LanguagesCzech native, English Level C1, German Level A1, Japanese basics

Vladimira Vanikova professional works

(does not include two latest competitions that are subjected to anonimity untill mid of April 2012)

SANO Bern

Rettungsdienst und kantonale Sanitätsnotrufzentrale (SANO), Bernsince 2009, Müller & Truniger Architekten

Supervisor: Dieter Schudel dipl. arch. ETH

The old ambulance service in the middle of the city of Bern is not satisfactory anymore. Therefore the Canton of Bern has decided to solve the space problems and acquired a site on the outskirts of Bern. The new Cantonal Ambulance and Emergency Center designed by Müller & Truniger Architekten is a three storey timber structure built according to the MINERGIE-P ECO standards. The building provides an optimal operation for the Ambulance, it is economically and architectonically convincing and it can be expanded for another three floors in the future.

My task: creating detailed technical drawings (views, sections), updating drawings, model making in the scale 1:33, drawings of specific parts of the building (light positioning, wiring, etc.).

main views


longitudinal section


inner staircase views


Family House Hornik

Family House Hornik, Karlstejn (CZ)since 2007-9, Porsenna Stavebni s.r.o. / Architects Ondrej Tichy & Petr Macho

Supervisor: Ing. Daniel Machander

The family house Hornik was built in a small town Karlstejn about 30km from Prague. It lies in the middle of nature on a steap slope, which was one of the major challanges of this project. The structure of the house is made of timber in modificated ´two by four´system. There is a strong concrete wall in the ground floor carrying all the pressure of the soil. The house has two floors and an attic space and accomodates four rooms and kitchen. The total area is 110 sqm. It was built in low-energy standards with the heat loss of 3,5kW.

My task: creating detailed technical drawings for the building permition, detailed drawings of the timber structure, detailing.

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Vladimira Vanikova academic works

Forum Liechtenstein_ final cast

Forum Liechtenstein_ Master ThesisSS 2009-10 Studio Peter Staub

Assignment: Casting as a design tool

The main task of my Master thesis was to design a competence / knowledge centre related to a building culture in Liechtenstein. It was subsequently further specified as the Forum Liechtenstein, an institution where the particular questions concerning country’s development, architecture and other public-related topics might be discussed.

In addition, a specific design method ‘Casting as a design tool’ was outlined following the learning objectives of the Architectural Design Theory Studio. Consequently, the output of this Master thesis has two essential parts that are mutually interconnected. The first part is rather programmatic and concerns the mission of Forum Liechtenstein. The second part is then strongly focused on the design process. Challenging the outlines of the Studio resulted in a series of cast gypsum models with different theoretical grounds, while responding to one another.

Forum Liechtenstein/ entrance_ final cast



Forum Liechtenstein/ exhibition area_ final cast



2nd cast model1st cast model



3D model of the void used for the casting_ final catssection of the 3D model_ final cast



finished cast model after removing the the styrofoammodeling of the voids from styrofoam finished styrofoam model before casting



views in both directions of the space_ opened book

The Island of ChanceTransformation of Forte Marghera in VeniceSS 2009-10 Studio Peter Staub

Assignment: Better City, Better Life, EXPO 2010 Shanghai

The design employs the unique genius loci and memory of Forte Marghera in Mestre, Venice. Through subtle interventions over the time the former fortress slowly transforms into a cultural center for immigrants. The facilities for healthcare, workshop, school and art gallery were worked out in detail by slicing the buildings in a sequence to achieve the effect of an architectural space through the depth of cuts out in sheets of a book.The project Island of Chance provides spatial and political alternative to Berlusconi’s policies concerning immigrants.

art gallery _ café & bookshop


art gallery _ exhibition space


The Youth Hostel Via Mitte in Planken, LiechtensteinWS 2009-10 Studio Peter Staub

Assignment: Project of a panorama hotel in Planken, a small Liechtensteinian community set on 786m above sea level. The site, situated on the edge of a steep 300m high cliff, offers spectacular views of the Alpine Valley.

The Hotel Via Mitte is a youth hostel for hikers and backpackers. The main theme of the project is „a path“, which served as a tool for the design. That resulted in the main volume of the restaurant and other three detached wings with accommodation capacities. Except for these physical paths it also concerns visual paths (cuts through the buildings) and abstract paths (reflections of the surroundings in glass façades). Furthermore the design includes a new cross path system integrating the hostel into its original environment and improving the interconnecting of the village.

restaurant_ interior4beds room_ interior


path conceptarrival


main building / restaurant_ explosion drawing

A Family House with a Ballet Studio in Karlin, PragueSS 2008-9 Bachelor Project, Czech Technical University

Assignment: Both an architectural and technical design of a family house with an additional function.

Following unconventional project is concerned with an existing built-up area of a gap-site in a court annex of the Prague district Karlin. A family house with ballet studio sets itself these goals – not to merge with surroundings, but to identify it; to be sort of a link and a contrast element in the same time; to help to find a new genius loci in the middle of the chaos; to keep intimacy of the inner block, but to open up this labyrinth as a new public space as well. This was reached by choice of an atypical structural system, the substance itself, materials and colors.

northern view western view southern view eastern view


genius loci


the ‘gap’ front facade_ 3D model


2nd floor1st floorgroundfloor

A Family House with a Ballet Studio in Karlin, PragueSS 2008-9 Bachelor Project, Czech Technical University (CTU)

longitudinal section

Thank you.

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