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Emilie Dafgård Portfolio

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PHONE +46 722-25 03 16

E-MAIL emilie@emiliedafgard.com

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Table of contents CVPavillionVisserijhöfe25 m2 student apartmentIn-Between LandscapesMarket hallVisualisations

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CV Work experienceEducation Competitions2005-2008High school Natural science with focus on language and international exchangesMalmö Borgarskola

2009-2012Bachelor of Science in Architecture University of Lund, Sweden

2013-2014Exchange programmeMSc Architecture TU Delft, Netherlands

2012-2014Development of plan, MKBMalmö, SwedenA commission for the largest real estate owner in Malmö, rearranging and furnishing plans of small apartments to make them more efficent and at-tractive.

2012-2013Internship White Architects, Malmö, Swedenwww.white.seWorking with numerous projects in the dwelling department including concept development, visu-alisations, model building and drawings.

2014Internship Krook & Tjäder, Malmö, Swedenwww.krook.tjader.seIn this office with a wide range of projects in the public realm I was working with mostly hotel and office interiors from the conceptual stage to a very detailed level.

Bachelor of Science in Architecture University of Lund, Sweden

2013 Second prize Europan 12Urban planning project for Rinkabyholm in the outskirts of the city of Kalmar, Sweden.

2013Second prize Lilla KakelprisetCompetition for elaborating the possibilites of using ceramic tiles.

2013Second prize Hållbarthetshuset, LundA competition to create a sustainable visitor cen-tre in the campus of Lund.

2011 Second prize and honorary mention Ungbo12An initiative from Malmö Municipality intivitng young people to create small student dwellings.

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Internship White Architects, Malmö, Sweden

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Construction of pavillionDjupröra, Sweden

Development of planMKB Malmö, Sweden

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Computer skills OtherLanguagesAdobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Adobe IllustratorAdobe DreamweaverAdobe AfterEffects Google SketchUpAutodesk Maya Rhinoceros AutoCAD ArchitectureArchiCADVRay for SketchUpPodium for SketchUpMaxwell for SketchUpiMovieBasic HTML knowledge

2013Framtidens Kolonistuga, Landskrona, SwedenMy design of a garden pavillion was selected to be built for the garden exhibition Framditens Kolonistuga, where it was exhibited from april to september 2013.

2011Construction of pavillion, Djupröra, SwedenDesign and construction of a small wooden pavillion within two weeks.

Web designwww.jorgendafgard.comwww.knoosvvs.comwww.jonathandafgard.comwww.kedingmusic.comwww.veronicakeding.com

Swedish native language

English fluentCambridge Certificate of Advance English level C1

German proficientGöthe-Zertifikat level C1

French basic knowledge

Spanish basic knowledge

PHONE +46 722-25 03 16

E-MAIL emilie@emiliedafgard.com

ADDRESSSergels väg 5a217 57Malmö SWEDEN

WEBwww.emiliedafgard.com

Internship White Architects, Malmö, Sweden

Exchange programme MSc Architecture TU Delft, Netherlands

Internship Krook & Tjäder Architects Malmö

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Hållbarhetshuset

Framtidens Kolonistuga, Landskrona

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This garden pavillion is located in Bjällerviken in northern Sweden, over-looking the lake of Holmsjön. We wanted to create a space that is sheltered from the wind and sun, without loosing all contact with the surroundings.

The main challenge with the project was to work with an organic form within a limited time frame and set of tools.The pavillion was designed and con-structed during two weeks. The design process was from an early stage focused on the importance of fast production of the building elements and finding a set of simple rules to follow in both making of the elements as well as their relation to each orter.

PavillionSummer 2011Emilie Dafgård & René Andersson

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This housing project with 62 apartments, a library, community centre and a sports centre is located on the square Visserijplein in the outskirts of the city center of Rotterdam. The area hosts a big variety of nationalities and a weekly market takes place on thw square, attracting people from the whole city.

With inspiration from the network of courtyards of Hackeschen Höfe in Ber-lin the goal of this new housing block is to create a well defined public space that allows people to explore a walk between four intimate courtyards. A dense concrete facade that melts together with the surroundings conceales the inner public spaces that are covered with ceramic tiles in strong colors, making the courtyards bath in colored light. The eastern courtyard, located on top of the new sportshall, offers a view over the whole square as well as a big, welcoming stair with intergrated seating facing the south – a great place to be on a sunny day.

Apartments are accessed from galleries in the courtyards and bridges binding the courtyards together allows the dwellers to experience the walk between the different atmospheres of the courtyard also on higher levels. There are a variety of dwellings to allow different family constellations and people of different age to live close to each other. Larger family dwellings located on ground level has an entrance floor that can be used either as a living room or transformed into galleries, offices, shops or cafés, allowing small business to grow in the area, ainimg for a lively environment around the courtyards and the square.

VisserijhöfeTU Delft fall 2013Individual projectI. Main block structure II. Courtyards III. Inside/Outside IV. In-between V. Openings VI. Inner movement

I. Main block structure II. Courtyards III. Inside/Outside IV. In-between V. Openings VI. Inner movement

I. Main block structure II. Courtyards III. Inside/Outside IV. In-between V. Openings VI. Inner movement

I. Main block structure II. Courtyards III. Inside/Outside IV. In-between V. Openings VI. Inner movement

I. Main block structure II. Courtyards III. Inside/Outside IV. In-between V. Openings VI. Identity

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I. Hackeschen Höfe overlayed on the site for scale comparison.

V. Openings in the block connects the courtyards.

II. Placement of building in the north creates good sun conditions.

VI. Movement inside the block.

III. Relationship between Park 1943 and Visserij-plein.

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I. Main block structure II. Courtyards III. Inside/Outside IV. In-between V. Openings VI. Identity

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Family Dwellings

Type A: 154 sqm4 stories4 bedrooms2 bathroomsroof terraceGround floor level can be partly or fully used as a shop, café, gallery, office etc.

Type B: 102 sqm2 stories3 bedrooms2 bathrooms

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Starters dwellings

52 sqm1 or 2 bedrooms1 bathroom

Sutable for a couple with shared bed-room + living room or for two people wirh seperate bedrooms.

Elderly dwellings

56 sqm1 bedroom1 bathroombalcony

Sliding doors allow the bedroom, living room and kitchen to be opened up to one big space or closed off completely.

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Facade concept

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Ceramic tiles

Strong colorsWarm, welcoming atmosphereLight reflectingSmooth surfaceWIndows aligned with facade contour

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Pre-fabricated concrete elements

Neutral colorsHeavyRough textureDeep windows

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Translucent glass blocks

Light, transparent feelingProvides much daylight without insightPre-fabricated concrete frames

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I. Facade towards street 1: 50100 Pre-fabricated concrete elements50 air pocket150 insulation

II. Facade family house in four stories 1: 50Double layer of pre-fabricated concrete frames80 translucent glass blocks200 air cavity80 translucent glass blocks

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This apartment module of 25 square meters holds a compact dwelling that can be placed on top of the flat roofs of the large functionalistic buildings in the district Rosengård in Malmö.The big tilted window and the generous ceiling height along with an efficient floor plan provide qualities of a spa-cious apartment.

Despite its small size the dwelling holds a lot of storage since a whole wall is used as a bookshelf and closet. More storage are to be found in the begin-ing of the stairs.

The apartment is made of cheap materials and will be easy to pre-fabricate to be built on numerous places.

The contribution was awarded with second prize in UngBo12 as well as got an honorary mention from MKB, a municipal real estate owner in Malmö.

25 m2 student apartment2nd prize in UngBo12Competition entry fall 2011Individual project

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Section 1:50Plan 1:50

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Climate change and consequent landscape transformations are reshaping our waterfronts. The project for Kalmar finds its meaning in the reading of these phenomena and establishes a resilient relation between urbanity and nature. The in-between landscape connects a new development and an existing one with the natural landscape. As the water level rises, the character of the landscape will change and it will slowly transform over the next 100 years into a new waterfront. Around the landscape-park, three unique and strongly defined parts are created. Together with the existing neighborhood they form a stronger relationship to Kalmar, both spatially and cognitively. The proposal uses boundaries as the key element for negotiating relation-ships between private and public space. Clear boundaries between land-scape/neighborhood, blocks and plots create a framework that can allow different kind of housing typologies and individual buildings, and provide high quality public space. The variation of plots in each block gives multiple possibilities for development, as some blocks might be fully built at once; others might only to be developed to a certain degree, leaving room for densification over time. Just as the conditions for landscape will change due to geology and climate, conditions for buildings will change due to economical fluctuations and cul-tural influence. The success of Rinkabyholm is about creating a resilient configuration that releases the qualities of the whole site, rather than em-phasizing only one of its capacities.

In-Between Landscapes2nd prize in Eurpoan12 - Kalmar/RinkabyholmCompetition entry summer 2013Marco Pusterla, Edvin Bylander, René Andersson, Madeleine Heckler and Emilie Dafgårdhttp://kalmar-europan.blogspot.com

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Local and global connections and attractors

BordersCity - landscape

NodesRise of water level within the next 100 years

Continuous landscapePark merging with the natureConnectionsUrbanLeisureRetail

Reaching out to and inviting the landscape

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Aerial view towards north-west

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Planning of typical housing block

Fist phaseSecond phase

Deinsity over time

First phaseAbout 70% of the final density.

Second phaseMix of different dwelling types allows a varia-tion of age groups and household constella-tions.

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The main idea of Saluhallen is a light, open interior with both perma-nent market stalls and furniture for temporary market stalls located freely within the space. The most remarkeable architectural feature is the forest of white, slender columns around which the market is lo-cated. Two big squares carved inside the ground function as central meeting points, inviting visitors to have a seat for a coffee or lunch. A glass roof provides the space with a richness of light and the slen-der columns allows an open and free plan at the same time as they define the space.

The market area consists of two parts: a traditional food market with fresh high quality food as well as a more commercial supermarket area. Entrances in both the eastern and western facades creates an axis that extends the rode loeper and allows pedestrians to walk through the market hall on the way between the city center and the station.

SaluhallenMarket hall, Oss, The NetherlandsTU Delft spring 2014Individual project

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Site

The Bergoss Hall today

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Main axis connecting the city center and central station via the market hall

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Construction scheme

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Various visualtsations for own projects and projects for White architects, Malmö. Made with VRay for Sketchup, Podium for SketchUp and PhotoShop.

Visualisations2012-2014

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1. Entry for the competition Bo20492. Visualisation competition, Malmö municipality3. Slussplan, White architects4. Karlshamn, White architects5. Sölvesborg harbour, White architects6. Furnishing of student apartment, MKB

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