tereza brezovska

P O R T F O L I OT E R E Z A B Ř E Z O V S K Á

P O R T F O L I O

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RESUME

Tereza Březovská* 16. 8. 1990, Praguecell: +420773101029email: [email protected]

education

11/2015 Politecnico di Milano, ATHENS Programme2014 Faculty of Architecture, CTU, Masters of Architecture2013/2014 Kansast State University - Collage of Architecture, Planning and Design2010 - 2013 Faculty of Architecture, CTU, Bachleor of Architecture

languages

english - IRL 4german - IRL 1

experience

2016 S.O.A. Architects6/12 - 9/12 TBK & ASSOCIATES - landcape architecture studio Prescott, AZ, USA6/12 - 9/12 Southwestern company - dealer summer programme, Arizona, USA2010 - 2012 FACIS Architects2008 - 2011 dance teacher, Team GJ, Prague

computer software

AutoCAD, Archicad, Google SketchUP, 3ds max and V-ray, Artlantis, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator

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PROJECTS

Workshops2013 Public space safety - FA, CTU

Competitions2015 Student Competition - Prague 8 Ladvi public space2014 Living Cities Competiton - Steel structure residential building2013 Yyoung Architect Competition, Pesaro Harbour

Interiors2015 ApartmentMilíčovskýHájinPrague2015 Kids rooms in a family house Amalka2014 Students housing in Prague2011 Interior of a family house in Beroun

School projects2015 MasterplanconceptforNepomuktown-ATU,Kohout-Tichý2014 Student Union and Dining center refurbishment - ATRN, Císler-Oth2014 One Artist Museum - Torgeir Norheim, KSU2014 StavangerUrbanfloor-ATSS,TorgeirNorheim,KSU2013 Plug-in tower NYC -ATVZ, Simic-Jones, KSU2013 Studio for a visiting professor - ATZBP, Císler-Oth2012 Hradčanská150m-ATBS,Císler-Oth2011 Floatingresearchcenter-ATOS,Hájek-Hulín

School projects

Interior

Competitions

Workshop

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CTU DINING HALL REFURBISHMENT

ATRNStudio Císler - OthCo-authors: Tomáš Cirmaciu, Richard Pozdníček

The CTU Student House is outdated functionally as well as technically nowadays. Its energy is almost gone and it would be understanable to replace it with a new building. In spite of that we have chosen a way to save the old structure and remodel it into a contemporary campus institution.The existing concrete structure with vertical cores is cut out by a new spacious atrium based on the shape of the original one. The building is extended by a new northern addition, which houses a a healthcare center. The four-story concrete volume forms a plinth for a rooftop dining hall addition.A light steel structure of the rooftop addition is wrapped by a polycarbonate curtain wall. The dining hall capacityanditscomfortishighlyincreasedandcurrentbuildingfloorareaisreleasedforotherfunctions.

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Current building

Concrete structure

Rooftop extension

Demolition

Healthcare center addition

Proposed building

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Anewpassagewaythroughurbanflooriscrucialforpermeabilityandconnectivitywithsurroundings.

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BECHYŇOVA

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Dinning Hall

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PLUG - IN TOWER

ATVZKansas State UniversityStudio Dragoslav Simic a Jim Jones

Plug-in tower works like a vertical system of lots for ‘modular housing’ in shipping containers. Use of shipping containers is connected with the history of NY as a harbour and industrial city.Thetowerisnotdesignedforspecificsite.Adaptabilityofsteelstructuresystemallowsadjustmenttoanysitenearby wa- terfront where containers could be easily shipped and placed by mobile crane into a lot.

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Plug-in tower is adaptable to the need of today’s and tomorrow’s changing social trends. It encourages a communitylifestylebyhavingfirstfloorsreservedforcommercial,communityandpublicuses.ThoughthewholesystemishighlyuniversalstructuretheBuildingadaptsandreactstothesurroundings.Streetlevelflooristotallyfreeandtransparentandallowsthepublicplazatoenterandflowthroughbuilding.The private residential lobby and entrance (connected to parking garage system) is designed on the other side of the building to provide high comfort and security for the residents.Containerhousingprovidesmodularefficientspaceforafractionofcost,labourandresourcesofmoreconventionalmaterials.Recycledfreightcontainersbringefficiency,flexibilityandaffordabilitytohigh-riseresidential building.

concrete cores wet walls curtain wall steel superstructure 0-4comercialfloors5-40resitendalfloors

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commercial useshops_fitness_café_restaurant

2020.....4_commercial

10_residential


10_residential


20_residential


20_residential


36_residential

20XX.....4_commercial

36_residential

public usekindergarten_library

D level3_40’ x 8’ + 1_20’x 8

C level2_40’ x 8’ + 1_20’x 8

B level1_40’ x 8’ + 1_20’x 8

A level1_40’x 8

Exposed steel structural system can grow and adapt itself according to the need of society and changing housing needsinneighbourhood,whichmakestheTowerhigherefficientandforwardthinking.Through color-coded system of containers building displays changing demographics in the area and communicates with its surrounding environment.Plug-in Tower suggests use of shipping containers at the end of their voyaging lives. Each container has 8,000 lb of steel which takes 8,000 kWh to melt down. Recycling and repurposing used shipping container is a solution to both social and ecological problems.

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WORKSHOP ORTENOVO SQUARE

Workshop - safe public spaceCo-authors: Filip Rašek, Jan Ret, Michal Štěpař

The task was to suggest and design a new architectural interventions to reform a contemporary situation at the Ortenovo square. The place is neglected and deals with a lot of social problems (drugs, homeless people etc.), that iscausedmostlybyheavytrafficandalackoftransparencyinpublicspace.

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Vymezení osNovénáměstí

Kulturní centrumUzavřeníobytnýmblokem

Budova školyObytnýblok

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SOLL LEWITT MUZEUM NYC

Workshop One artist museumKansas State UniversityStudio Torheir Norhaim223 E 13 Street NYC, East Village,

The concept is derived from Soll LeWitts art and it is based on a usage of strong geometric shapes. The other intension was to maximize wall space for murals.ThebuildingflowsthroughthewholeNYCblockandmakesanewconnectionto14thstreetwhereisthesubwaystation.Thejourneythroughthebuildingstartshereat14thandavisitorisguidedbythelayoutupstairstothemainexhibitionspace.Thelocationof theexhibitiononthelastfloormakepossible the usage of skylights with indirect lighting.

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STUDIO FOR A VISITING PROFESSOR

ATZBPStudio Císler-OthA new chair of architecture,A house which provides a background for a long-term stay of a visiting professor at Faculty of ArchitectureSchool, Housing, Private studio melted into one organism

Studio is a small private world of professor and his students, but it also communicates with surrounding campus and lets passerby look inside its internal life.ExteriorstonefacadereflectshistoricalcontextandbuildingsaroundthissitelikeFacultyofTheologyandChemicalInstituteofTechnology.Despiteitssmallscaleisstudiodignifiedpartofuniversitycampus.Thebuilding shape concentrates energy inside private indoor atrium. Layout of this house is opened into the atrium.

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workshop

studio

library

atrium

atrium

atrium

library

library

respirium

studio

apartment

apartment

studiomeeting

room

storagekitchen

entrance

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HRADČANSKÁ 150

ATBSStudio Císler -OthStudent housing

ThedormitoryproposalreflectsthepotentialofthesiteanditslocationinthecenterofPrague.Hradčanskáservesasanimportanttransportationhubandprovidesfastconnectionwithallmajoruniversitiesanddowntown.Thebiggestissueisanoselevelcausedbydensetrafficbecauseofthatdormitoryisherethemostsuitableformofhousing. The building shape completes the original block.

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Milady Horákové

The elongated form of the dormitory is formed by 12.5 meters module, four of them are missing in the 5th and 6thfloor.Itmakesspaceforavolleyballcourt.Aswimmingpool,alibrary,areceptionandarestaurantarelocated in the parterre.

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Milady Horákové

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FLOATING RESEARCH LAB

ATOSStudio Hájek-HulínContemporary cities are looking for new development areas. One of the area is a river Vltava. It is necessary to consider the river as a public space and think about temporary or floating structures.

ThebuildingisusedasahydrobiologicalresearchstationanditalsooffersafloatingpublicareaabovetheVltavawater level. The station informs and educates the visitors and the passers-by about the state of pollution and the underwater life. The form is inspired by a testing tube rack, which functions as aquariums separated into exposition area and research area in the lower deck.The pontoon is designed like a steel ship shell. It is made by cross-direction steel ribbs with other diagonal reinforcement. Aquariums are made from special transparent polymer material. Between the ribbs are balast tanks (like in a submarine). They provide a variability of the pontoon draft.

I N T E R I O R D E S I G N

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BOYS‘ ROOM

1930 refurbished villa, Prague

Kidsroomwhichreflectsthefancyspiritofthirthies.

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GIRLS‘ ROOM

Návrh Interiéru do rekonstruované vily z roku 1930

1930 refurbished villa, Prague

A room for a young lady

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APARTMENT IN PRAGUE

Interior design of a small apartment

Brightcolors,glossyfinishesandcustomfurniturehelpstoopticallyenlargetinyrooms.

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GIRLS‘ ROOM

Interior af an apartment in Prague

A room for a young lady

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A WEEKEND HOUSE INTERIOR

Blatnice, The Czech republic

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OTHER PROJECTS

Trojměstí - urbanistická koncepce města Nepomukhttp://issuu.com/t.bee/docs/portfolio_web

Utepils - urbanistická koncepce Skagen-Stavanger, Norskohttp://issuu.com/frederikheuser/docs/final_utepils_book

TEREZA BŘEZOVSKÁ

Portfolio 2015

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