Pavle Stamenovic is an architect engaged in teaching, architectural design and research. Graduated from Faculty of Architecture,Belgrade University (AFUB) in 2007. Employed at AFUB as assistant professor. Holds a PhD at AFUB. With Raster Collective, he focuses on conceptual architectural design through numerous competition projects, whilst engaging in research through more experimental projects, exhibitions and workshops. [email protected]
This proposal aims to maximize all potentials of a complex configuration that forms a dynamic neighborhood.
Formally, the structure is composed of three main layers. [1] Linear
corpus is elevated atop of a [2] Base- pediment. Basis presents a
particular kind of platform that follows the slope of the ground using ramps and stairs and thus establishes a connection and defines the
contact of the structure with the ground. Rooftop spaces of the main apartment corpus are designed as [3] roof garden village with
fragmented duplex units with gardens.
In terms of HOUSING, this project differentiates two typologies:
[1] Unit typology consists of 3 different types of units:
1. Base units: These housing units have a direct contact with the ground. The logic of housing that is in the immediate link with the ground implies that a part of the soil that is at our disposal is becoming an area of everyday life, and this piece of land becomes a yard.
2. Apartment corpus units: Apartments are primarily oriented towards the outside, vertical circulations are positioned within the central atrium - units are connected through the gallery. The galleries are conceived as semi-enclosed spaces that provide comfort and climate and temperature moderation from atmospheric influences. The configuration allows for the dual orientation and ventilation of all housing units.
3. Roof garden village units: Fragmented house-like duplex units emulate garden environment, in which life revolves around the garden. These units represent a contemporary notion of urban farming and ecological living. In terms of building configuration, the proposal can be developed in three different types, which correspond to three types suggested by the competition brief:
[2] Configuration typology can be developed in three different types, which correspond to three types suggested by the competition brief:
1] Urban villa = Freestanding configuration type
2] Section with gallery access = Gallery type
3] Section with central access Corridor = Double open corridor type
Tutors: Sami Rintala, Pavle Stamenovic, b210, Hannes Praks
Students: Alden Jõgisuu, Andrea Tamm, Andres Mutis, Berglind Erna Tryggvadóttir, Brigita Kasperaitè, Dan Theman Docherty, Finlay Barge, Gabriel Müller, Gerda Kaasik, Kadri Erdel, Kristiina Veinberg, Laura Müürsepp, Siim Karro, Stefano Prevosti, Triin Mänd, Tuva Ina Sofia Björk
Supporters: Pärlin, Karula Puit, Espak Viljandi, Viljandi Metall, Viljandi Kaminakoda, Hansaflex, Würth, RMK, Ants Viljandi, Eesti Kultuurkapital, Dag Reklaam, Liviko, Ramsi Turvas
Architectural Possibilities for Cultural Infrastructure
The focus of the workshop is set on architectural investigation on 'abandoned' structures of public cinemas in Tehran. We are aiming to explore and construct new architectural possibilities for this kind of public infrastructure during the workshop in Plaform 28.
The first step is an archive to value the spatial potential. It is made through documenting the current status - the public apperance of the cinemas on Lalehzar street. The drawings are used as a method for understanding and learning. These are complemented with memorabililia - familiar details of the cinema culture brought to the gallery space.
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