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PORTFOLIO ANNE-MARIJE SCHEFFE

Introduction:

Hello, my name is Anne-marije Scheffe. I studied Architecture at the TU Delft and I graduated in june 2011. My master was in Architectural Engineering. This direction combines architecture and building technology. During my Master I did an Erasmus semester at the Helsinki University of Technology TKK in Finland. After my graduation I worked as an intern at Queeste architecten in The Hague for three months which was extended for three months during which i worked as an assistant designer. I have worked in Amsterdam at RAU, a sustainable architecture firm, for three months. The past six months I have worked and lived in Shenzhen (Chi-na), in D-office. A Hong Kong/Shenzhen based architecture firm lead by a dutch architect.

In my portfolio I included some of my favorite projects. The projects are a range of different projects, from urban planning to furniture design.

Email: [email protected]: +31616393199

TABLE OF CONTENT

Urban planning- Dordrecht

Housing- Renovated harbour building

Other- Exposition pavilion- Hortus botanicus

Extra- Photography

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Graduation project- Treevillage- House between the green- Walking wall

Working at Queeste Architecten- Community Park- Clinic in a forest

Working at D-Office- Secundary school- Hotel facade- Welfare centre

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DORDRECHTLIVING ON AN OLD HARBOUR ISLAND

Theme: Community development

An old abandoned harbor in Dordrecht was in need of a new function. A new dwelling area was designed at this location. A combination of housing blocks and upscale harbor give the area a luxurious and expensive feel.The basic axes connects various green spaces. The parking is solved in the middle axis above ground and underneath the housing blocks. One of the housing blocks was developed further. The floor-plans and elevations are shown. Central axis Water in designGreen spaces between housing blocks

Urban Planning


RENOVATED HARBOUR BUILDINGSUSTAINABLE RENOVATION

Theme: Renovation and sustainability

New use for an old harbor building in Scheveningen. The old harbor building was used to distribute fish. The main focus of this assignment was sustain-ability. The old structure of the building was kept while new houses are built inside. The houses are passive houses. The complete harbor area is rede-signed into a sustainable housing area with water-collection and -cleaning.

Project done in cooperation with: Karlijn van Etten and Mario van Kooij

Housing


EXPOSITION PAVILION

Theme: Building technology

This design was an exposition pavilion. The pavil-ion needed to have one large open space for large art objects. The way the window seperations are divided is completely random. This creates different views depending on the viewers location.

3d facadeFacadeFloorplan groundfloor

Section A-A

Section B-B

Other

Detail ` Light shining from the building


FLOWERSHADINGA MODERN FLOWER CURTAIN

Theme: Product development

A facade shading was designed for an interactive facade. The shape is a flower. This was done to imitate a flower curtain to make people feel at home in their office. A working prototype of the facadeflower was made.

Project done in cooperation with: Roby van Praag

Building the flower

3d model of small office cube with flower sunshading

Other


PHOTOGRAPHY

During an elective course of photography I have learned a lot about various techniques. I still make photos in my spare time.

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TREEVILLAGEECOVILLAGE IN A NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

Theme: Community Development

Treevillage is a community in Haarlem Spaarnwoude. The community is lifted of the ground to leave space for Flora and Fauna. The community has space for around 50 houses. This number is based on the amount of social inter-actions that is ideal for people. There are three spaces within the community. They each have their own theme. The themese are: Entrance (Welcome), Children and Water. The Water space is focused on the cleaning of water. A small harbour and busboat give a connection to Haarlem and Amsterdam. The community can also be reached by car.

Graduation project Model made of woodFirst floor of community at 5.5 m

Ground floor of the community


House between the greenLIVING BETWEEN THE TREETOPS

Theme: Housing The concept for this design was “hiding between the trees”. By lifting the house up the dwellers have a full experience of the surrounding nature. The exist-ing nature can still be fully experienced by people who are recreating in the nature without experi-encing the various communities because they are hidden between the trees. The nature can continue even though there is a community. Usually houses form a barrier for nature. It is more difficult for ani-mals to travel through it and therefore there is less spreading of various plants. By keeping the ground level open there is no barrier.

Nature is saved by lifting the houses up so that the nature can continue underneath

A few basic facade elements and facadematerials create a divers streetview

Section

Facade

Graduation project


WALKING WALLROOM SEPERATING CLOSET

Theme: Product development

The walking wall was designed for the houses in treevillage. The houses have a need for flexibility. These `walls` give various options to divide a room. They also change views into or out of a room. The panels are available in various colours and materi-als, they can be put on the`wall`and give it various interiors designs. Offcourse it is also a closet and can be used to store items.

Building the ‘wall’

Graduation project


COMMUNITY PARKDRAIN CANAL OF THE HAGUE

Theme: City planning

The images on these pages are a representation of the possible future of the drain canal in The Hague. The photo’s are edited with photoshop.

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Optional use often

Optional use minimal

Fixed use often

Fixed use minimal

CLINIC IN A FORESTREHABILITATION CLINIC

Theme: Renovation and clinic

The diagrams are for an analysis of a rehabilitation clinic. The diagrams represent the use of various spaces. The experience of the building can contribute in the patient’s wellness.The diagram on this page shows movement from one room to another. The diagrams on the other page show the intensity in use and amount of users.

(All images were made while working for Queeste Archi-

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Areal view of existing building

Locations with existing build-ing and in red the area on which the new building can be located

In usedNot in useOptional use

Optional Employees

Optional Guests

Employees

Guests

Group Therapy

Bedroom

Living room

Outside

Restaurant

Entrance

Private therapy room

Offices

Employee grouproom

Group Therapy Group TherapyLiving room Living room

Bedroom BedroomRestaurant Restaurant

Offices Offices

Employee grouproom Employee grouproom

Working at Queeste Architecten

Amount of people using rooms Amount of time a room is used


SECUNDARY SCHOOLCHINESE SCHOOL

Theme: Competition

China has strict rules concerning secondary schools. The concept of this design is that all the classrooms are divided over the first, second, third and fourth floor. The cubes in the courtyard con-tain the teacher’s functions. Chinese schoolchildren have ten minute breaks between classes. In these ten minutes they will have easy access to one of the play area’s on top of the cubes. Each play-ground has different functions.

(All images were made while working for D-Office, ren-ders were made by a render company)

Working at D-Office

Facade Facade

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HOTEL FACADEBLING IN MACAU

Theme: Facade competition

A High end hotel on a prominent location in gam-bling paradise Macau was looking for a facade design. Macau is full of sparkling facades. This fa-cade has an amethyst concept. A glass facade with a light gradient is broken up by sparkling purple crystals.


Working at D-OfficeFacade FacadeBasic floorplan


WELFARE CENTREORPHANAGE/ELDERLY CENTRE

Theme: Competition

This welfare centre houses a orphanage and an elderly centre. These two groups of inhabitants needed to be separated. A medical centre sepa-rates the two courtyards. The outside facade is made of brick which gives the appearance of a home while the inside (courtyard) is wood to create a warm, natural feeling.


Working at D-Office

Groundfloor

Facade

Function diagram Green distribution diagram `inside/outside`facade diagram

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