P O L I N A VOROBYEVA ARCHITECT PORTFOLIO
Apr 06, 2016
P O L I N AV O R O B Y E V A
A R C H I T E C TP O R T F O L I O
Education
Moscow Architectural Institute (Russia)
2006-2010 Bachelor of Architecture
2010-2012 Specialist of Architecture
Architectural Association (London, UK)
Sept 2012 - March 2014 Master of Architecture in Sustainable Environmental Design
Architectural assistantin Architectural company of Roman Leonidov
Oct 2009 - April 2011
Free-lance architect
2011 - 2012
Drawing andmodelling
Advanced: SketchUp,ArchiCad, Artlantis, Revit
Basic: MicroStation,Vectorworks, AutoCad
Simulationsoftware
Advanced: Ecotect,EDSL Tas, Energy Plus,Radiance, WinAir
Basic: Envi-met
Editing andpublishing
Adobe PhotoshopAdobe InDesignAdobe IllustratorMicrosoft Office
Russian
Native speaker
English
AdvancedIELTS 6.5
French, Spanish
Beginner
Hard workingQuick study personDependableTrustworthy
CooperativeSuccess motivatedEnergetic
Calm and determined under pressureTactful and patient communicator
Work ex-perience
Languag-es
...and More
Comput-er skills
Junior architectin Ecosistema Urbano, MadridCollaboration during the project for Voronezh city (Russia)2015
Polina Vorobyeva
e-mail: [email protected]
mob. phone:Moscow
+7 926 173 22 73London
+44 7423 838 431
I was born in July 1989 in Moscow, where I had my first education as an architect. At the age of 17 I was sure that all I wanted was to enter the Moscow Architectural Institute and I did it. In addition I received a grant to study there. My responsibility, punctuality and accuracy helped me to be selected as a leader of the group and stayed there during my whole education.
I started to work as an architect when I was on my fourth year, because I definitely wanted to get more practice. I joined a well-known company as an assistant and after two years of working there I started to run different kinds of projects on my own, and this experience helped me to decide in which area I wanted to specialize after graduation. I gained good practice, valuable computer graphic skills, the ability to work within a group and enriched my knowledge. Also, my colleagues always considered me as a very careful and reliable person who is able to work with short deadlines and under pressure. I have always believed that architecture should never forget its commitment to both the environment and society. I wanted to learn how to design comfort environments integrating passive strategies involving the climate and the architectural context in order to reduce the overall energy consumption and create sustainable buildings. Therefore I decided to carry on with my education at the Master programme on Sustainable Environmental Design in Architectural Association in London. After that, I took part in several competitions and joined spanish architectural company to work together on the project in Russia.
Я родилась в июле 1989 года в Москве. В 17 лет я поступила в МАрхИ и через 6 лет обучения получила диплом специалиста в архитектуре. Благодаря моей ответственности, пунктуальности и внимательности, я была выбрана старостой группы и оставалась ей на протяжении всего периода обучения.
На 4 курсе МАрхИ, я устроилась на работу, так как хотела получить больше практических навыков. Я начинала как помощник-чертежник, а спустя 2 года работы в компании я была частью команды архитекторов, и у меня уже были собственные проекты. Этот опыт помог мне понять, в какой отрасли архитектуры я бы хотела работать в дальнейшем. Также я обрела практические знания и хорошие навыки работы в команде, с проектной документацией и компьютерными программами. По словам моих коллег, я очень работоспособна, внимательна к деталям и на меня можно положиться. Кроме того, я стрессоустойчивый сотрудник и всегда сдаю работу вовремя.
Я всегда верила, что архитектура должна быть напрямую связана с обществом и окружающей средой. Я хотела понять, как проектировать комфортные для использования здания, опираясь на пассивный дизайн, особенности климата и окружение, чтобы снизить энергозатраты проекта и сделать его экологичным. Поэтому я решила продолжить мое обучение, поступив на магистратуру в Architectural Association в Лондон на программу Устойчивого Проектирования (Sustainable Environmental Design). После окончания я принимала участие в нескольких конкурсах, а затем начала работать в испанской архитектурной компании над проектом в России.
MacrophytesМакрофиты
Concrete ringsБетонные кольца
Pedestrian pathПешеходный мостик
Wooden deckingДеревянный настил
Waterproof separation membraneВодонепроницаемая разделительная пленка
MacrophytesМакрофиты
Concrete ringsБетонные кольца
Pedestrian pathПешеходный мостик
Wooden deckingДеревянный настил
Waterproof separation membraneВодонепроницаемая разделительная пленка
MacrophytesМакрофиты
Concrete ringsБетонные кольца
Pedestrian pathПешеходный мостик
Wooden deckingДеревянный настил
Waterproof separation membraneВодонепроницаемая разделительная пленка
ACTION_1Natural swimming pools.
Strategic location of Public bathing areas equipped with systems to purify and control the quality of water, both in the urban context and the natural reservoir environment.
ACTION_2Eco-path
The northern area of theVoronezh Sea presents a landscape of great ecological richness due to the natural formation of wetlands. Landscape and urban regeneration of the reservoir banks intended to improve the interplay between the water surface and its natural and/or urban context.
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VORONEZH CITY REVITALIZATION
Russia
Ecosistema Urbano2014
1st PRIZE
RAINWATER AND SURFACE WATER
RUNOFFДОЖДЕВАЯ ВОДА И
ПОВЕРХНОСТНЫЕ СТОКИ
WIND TURBINESВЕТРОГЕНЕРАТОРЫ
AERATORSАЭРАТОР
GREEN AREASЗЕЛЕНЫЕ
НАСАЖДЕНИЯ
macrophyte pondпруд с макрофитами
permeable pipeперфорированная труба
macro wind turbinesмини ветрогенераторы
The aim of this project is to develop a strategy for the renovation of the Voronezh Reservoir and it`s city. Today the main problem is the water pollution and city`s detachment from the water. The vision for the Voronezh reservoir has 3 targets: to eliminate the sources of pollution with specific solutions for each one of them, to improve the quality of the reservoir water through the use of natural systems and mobile cleaning elements, and finally to incorporate urban proposals to the landscape facilitating new uses of urban land to reconnect the city with the water.
Floating macrophytesПлавающие макрофиты
Gravel bedСлой гравия
Drainage pipeДренажная система
RainwaterЛивневые стоки
Irrigation needs ordischarge to the reservoirДля полива либосброс воды в водохранилище
ACTION_3New development
The area will present an urban character, including mixed-use zone with residential, office, commercial and cultural spaces. This must be a pilot experience incorporating all the current sustainable technologies and good practices in water management.
THE FLOATING MACROPHYTES ARE THE BEST SOLUTION TO CONSIDERABLY IMPROVE THE WATER QUALITY IN SHALLOW AREAS
ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЕ ПЛАВАЮЩИХ МАКРОФИТОВ - ОДИН ИЗ САМЫХ ЭФФЕКТИВНЫХ СПОСОБОВ УЛУЧШЕНИЯ КАЧЕСТВА ВОДЫ НА МЕЛКОВОДНЫХ УЧАСТКАХ
BY CROSSING THESE ISLANDS, FOLLOWING THE DIRECTION OF THE FLOW AND WITH THE HELP OF PUMPS, THE WATER WILL GET CLEAN
ВОДА ОЧИЩАЕТСЯ, ПРОХОДЯ ЧЕРЕЗ ЭТИ ОСТРОВКИ ЕСТЕСТВЕННЫМ ПУТЕМ ИЛИ ЧЕРЕЗ НАСОСНУЮ УСТАНОВКУ
ACTION_4Macrophytes Islands
Creation of Laboratory-Islands of natural purification using floating systems in the shallower parts of the reservoir, in order to stop the proliferation of aquatic plants. These places will become infrastructures for the progressive improvement of water quality, but they will also house educational projects linked to new research techniques for the regeneration of water.
TREATED WATER OUTFLOW WITH FILTERВЫПУСК ОЧИЩЕННОЙ ВОДЫ ЧЕРЕЗ ФИЛЬТР
КОНТРОЛЬ pH
ALUM TANKБАК С КВАСЦЕМ
SLUDGE STORAGE
pH CONTROLL
WATER AERATORСИСТЕМА АЭРАЦИИ
SLUDGE DRAWOFF PIPEВЫПУСК ОСАДКА
РЕЗЕРВУАР ДЛЯ ОСАДКА
WATER CLEANINGTECHNOLOGY
ТЕХНОЛОГИЯ ОЧИСТКИ ВОДЫ
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FLOATINGACTIVITIES
РАЗВЛЕЧЕНИЯ НА ПЛАВУЧИХ ПЛАТФОРМАХ
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CLEANING MOBILE INFRASTRUCTURES
МОБИЛЬНАЯ ОЧИЩАЮЩАЯ ПЛАТФОРМАС ИНФРАСТРУКТУРОЙ
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MONITORING
МОНИТОРИНГ
ACTION_5Mobile creaning Infrustructure
This ‘customized’ barges will navigate the lake, controlling the eutrophication of the water through tanks with alum filters. The ‘plug in’ boats incorporate different programs and becoming mobile urban equipment that can be connected to different parts of the city, as required. At the same time, the barges and its water monitoring systems generates maps of water quality that can be accessed in real time through a web platform.
WATER CLEANINGTECHNOLOGY
ТЕХНОЛОГИЯ ОЧИСТКИ ВОДЫ
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FLOATINGACTIVITIES
РАЗВЛЕЧЕНИЯ НА ПЛАВУЧИХ ПЛАТФОРМАХ
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CLEANING MOBILE INFRASTRUCTURES
МОБИЛЬНАЯ ОЧИЩАЮЩАЯ ПЛАТФОРМАС ИНФРАСТРУКТУРОЙ
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MONITORING
МОНИТОРИНГ
MONITORING PLANМОНИТОРИНГ
TO ACCESS THE CHANGES OF THE WATER QUALITY , EVALUATING THE TREATMENT EFFECTIVENESS AND ADAPT IT, IF NECESSARY.
ОТСЛЕЖИВАТЬ ИЗМЕНЕНИЯ КАЧЕСТВА ВОДЫ, ОЦЕНИВАТЬ ЭФФЕКТИВНОСТЬ ПРОГРАММЫ ПО ОЧИСТКЕ И КОРРЕКТИРОВАТЬ ЕЕ ПРИ НЕОБХОДИМОСТИ.
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ACTION_7Leisure Island
The idea is to turn the existing Pridachenskaya dam into a Leisure Island with different activities, becoming a new infrastructure for the city incorporating swimming areas.
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ACTION_6Monitoring system - Digital layer
Mobile app allows citizent and departments to access the changes of the water quality, evaluating the treatment effectiveness and adapt it, if necessary. The information about the water quality is recieved from the monitoring devices placed on the cleaning mobile infrustructures and on the buoys. Mobile app should unite all the facilities avaliable in the city: bikelines, public events, current exibitions, markets, etc.
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Plan Maestro del Centro Histórico de AsunciónASUnción
LaboratorioABierto Alianza para el CHA
DOCUMENTACIÓN GRÁFICADirección:ecosistema urbanoarquitectos SLP
Socio local:Juan Carlos CristaldoArquitectura y Urbanismo
ESCALA A1: ESCALA A3:
PLANO GENERALPlan director de actuaciones
P.11.1 1:7.500 1:15.000
1_RESERVA BIOVERSIDAD[banco de San Miguel]
2_FRENTE FLUVIAL[Costanera]
3_PARQUE BICENTENARIO[Costanera]
4_COSTERO VERDE ACTIVO[Costanera]
6_CORREDORES ECOLOGICOS[centro historico]
5_REVITALIZATION CHACARITA ALTA
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HISTORICAL CENTER OF ASUNCION
Ecosistema Urbano2015
In an effort to raise awareness and reconcile the city with its environment and natural heritage, our proposal aims to integrate sustainable urban development as a cross-sectoral approach applied to all of the actions.
We propose the creation of a series of dynamic, green and ecological corridors, connected by urban catalysts: buildings with hybrid, mixed-use, and flexible programming.
The regeneration and consolidation of Upper Chacarita will follow in the footsteps of the revitalization process already begun in San Jeronimo neighborhood. The creation of a “coastal active green” (floodable park) will respect the existing topography and become the lungs of the city, using natural processes to facilitate air and water purification.
A dense and compact urban waterfront will serve as both an urban façade and a gateway to the Bahia. It will also enable the spontaneous development of creative economies and new enterprises.
Environmental initiatives – such as the establishment of a nature reserve – will be implemented in Banco de San Miguel and Bicentennial Park. Meanwhile, the cultural, social and economic character of Asuncion´s seaport will be reactivated.
7_CORREDORES CIVICOS[centro historico]
8_CATALIZADORES URBANOS[centro historico]
9_CORREDORES DINAMICOS[centro historico]
10_PUERTO VIVO[puerto de Asuncion]
ASULAB
Prefab SIP wall panels
Fiber cement boards
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Shutters
1. Fiber cement board (15mm)2. timber posts (40x60mm)3. SIP wall panel: OSB (10mm)+insulation (100mm)+OSB (10mm)4. SIP floor panel: OSB (12mm)+insulation (156mm)+OSB (12mm)5. Field installed panel bottom plate (30x100mm)6. Field installed panel edge plate (60x180mm)7. Treated sill plate8. Sill sealer9. Termite shield10. Foundation wall (200x160x150 mm)11. Metal sheet roof12. Waterproof layer13. Timber joists (30x30mm)14. SIP roof panel: OSB (10mm) + insulation (100mm) + OSB (10mm)15. hidden metal gutter16. Field installed special panel edge plate17. Sliding doors18. Shutters
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TEMPORARYSUMMER UNIT
FOR A HOSTEL IN ST.PETERSBURG
Competition2014 03
max 9 m2
<200 000 Rub
summer-autumn period
easy to transport
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meeting roomsteamwork spaces
concenrtation roomsindividual offices for
head department
Comparison of incident solar radiation on the facade with and without voids during the winter (01 Dec-28 Feb) 1 0 . 0 0 - 1 6 . 0 0 , average daily values, Wh.
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OFFICE BUILDINGin Moscow
AA Architectural Association
MArch Dissertation project
2013-2014
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Despite the continuous growth of the Russian office-building sector, current designs are still far away from the environmental standards that contemporary architecture should fulfill. The result is a fully glazed and wide “box” with high levels of energy consumption and small response to modern working activities and spatial requirements. Consequently, the environmental quality of office spaces within this particular climate is an architectural challenge worth pursuing.
Most of part of Russia is located within a continental climate zone characterized by extremely cold winters and hot summers. Therefore, adaptive strategies must be implemented to maintain both visual and thermal comfort in indoor environments throughout the year, while simultaneously and substantially reducing energy consumption.
- Compactness- Insulation - Shading
- Ventilation
- Compactness- Insulation - Shading
- Ventilation
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air supplyair supply
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air supplyair supply
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Skin Shading
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Construction
The skin consists of three layers: an inner layer with double-glazed floor-to-ceiling windows, night shutters and shading, and an outer layer with pivoting single-glazed panels. This system comprises a corridor-type double-skin facade that is partitioned per storey. The maintenance catwalks are set into the cavity and act as a shading device. Also, the skin has been designed to stop the spread of fire and smoke in case of an emergency. Every level consists of four panels: upper and lower panels are designed to be completely open during the warm period. When they are closed it is essential for the skin to maintain a high degree of air tightness; in winter this provides additional insulation and reduces heat loss.
One of the aims of the project has been to bypass the use of natural ventilation through external windows for several reasons. Therefore, ventilation strategies are based on ventilation provided through the atrium. During the cold period it is essential the air recirculation is provided since the greatest heat loss occurs through the ventilation. 90% of the air is recovered in the plant room and only 10% of the air is taken from outside. In cold period the atrium roof is closed; the exhausted air then goes up to the top floor where it is collected in the plant room for further recirculation. In the warm period the panels on the roof of the atrium are opened to create a stuck effect.
The inclined roof of the atrium was designed tilted to one side. That allows low winter sun to penetrate through the clear vertical glazing on the south side, while more coated glazed panels on the pitched part reflect high direct sun angles. Also, the shape of the roof helps snow to roll down, without covering the atrium.
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The office building has different public areas: sky-courts and atriums can be used in cold period, while big courtyard creates pleasant environment in summer.
Sky courts provide social areas that can be used as coffee spots, break-out areas and places for interaction. Also, they improve daylight penetration into the building. Ten metre deep atrium is enough to provide the minimum required daylight for the ground level of the building.
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As a result of the applied strategies, the project achieves a comfort temperature in the office space for 88% of the occupancy hours throughout the year. The monthly heating demand in the coldest month was reduced to 2.0 kWh/m2, and the cooling in the warmest month to 1.3 kWh/m2. A combination of office trends and a program for design strategies has given rise to new working environments that provide occupants with different activities and create thermal and visual comfort.
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Construction detail. Section through the South facade.
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GABRIEL`S WHARF
AA Architectural Association
MArch team project
2012
Today old temporary market is situated on the South bank in central area of London. This project, based on the area demand, proposed programme focuses on organizing the mixed use space mainly for young couples, families and young professionals.First, massing process based on solar access, wind conditions and solar distribution over the façade and ground was done. Main aim was to provide thermal and visual comfort for living and working spaces following the lifestyle and daily activities of occupants. Also, some of the targets were to save the iconic wall of the market and make a link between the square, park and Queen`s Walk.
Wind and solar studies
Office blockcellular offices
1-2 personopen plan
shared spaceCoupling open plan space with shared offices, a unit volume with a mezzanine was defined. Analysis of the effects of different glazing to floor ratio on the daylight and temperature was made; one side and cross ventilation strategies were proposed.
Indoor temperature simulations based on TAS resuls
A: Buffer balcony + more insulation for exposed floor
B: Closed corridor C: Night shuttersU-value 1.47 w/m2K Family flat
March 17:00Sky illuminance
3 600 lux
The family flats are designed for young couples with a child. Duplex typology was chosen to have more separated and flexible areas. Different conditions and WWR were simulated to achieve the best result in terms of daylight and comfort temperature through the whole year.
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Overview of the Project
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Overview of the Project Renewable energyEstimating the viability of using renewable energy sources to meet the residual energy demand is one target of the project. The estimated* annual total heating energy de-mand of the entire development (excluding the market) are 146.1 MWh for hot water heating and 22.4 MWh for space heating, of which 67% is from the family and couple flats (marked in cyan) and another 33% from the offices and shared flats (marked in orange). As 67% of the hot water demand is from the family and couple flats, 142 panels will be installed on their rooftop and the rest 70 on the other block to minimize heat loss along the pipework.
Dog Kennel Hill (London) is a 3-storey apartment building with two levels in each flat, which was chosen for Term 1 project on Sustainable Environmental Design Master programme in AA. First step was to observe the site, take some spot measurements and talk to the people around the building for better understanding its performance. Outside measurements were reviewed and analysed for further investigations of the outdoor environmental conditions and comfort. Then indoor analysis was done: questionnaires, data loggers and different simulations helped to understand building performance and propose some improvements.
Data-loggers analysis
U-Values and heat loss calculationsProblem findings
Daylight level calculations
Spot measurements. Moisture problem
Wind simulationsSolar radiation analysis
CURRENT HEATING LOAD
25.4 kW/m2
heating 24h at 21oC
VOID
-add adjustable blinds to reduce overlighting in
living room- improve mechanical ventilation to control
smells from the kitchen- maintain double-high
view- better ventilation in
summer
CLADDING PERFORMANCE
-to control excessive solar gain through the south
facade in summer- low impact on solar
radiation and daylight in winter
ADD INSULATIONon the North wall
- reduce heat load- filling with aerogel
does not reduce much illuminance
- maintain daylight level
LOUVRESon the North wall
- reduce overheating from direct sun in summer
- control excess of brightness in the bedroom
PROVIDE MECHANICAL VENTILATION
inlet on the sliding door
- to increase ventilation in the kitchen
- to deal with moisture problem
SOUTH WINDOWS
- effective in terms of solar gains
- perform better with cladding
- reducing its area (-30%, -60%) don`t lead to
significant decrease of heating demand
NEW HEATING LOAD
18.7 kW/m2
heating 24h at 21oC
DOG KENNEL HILL Building Studies
AA Architectural Association
MArch team project
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This house was designed for for a big family on a site 30 km away from Moscow. It has 4 levels and the total rooms area is about 500 m2. The feature of this house are huge glued wooden beams, which lean on the concrete construction.
This building consists of 3 main volumes that are connected with galleries. Simple shapes and natural materials make the house organically fit into surrounding area. Deep-set glazing on the main South-oriented facade protects from direct sun in summer and allows solar rays to heat rooms in winter.
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