Portfolio2014 javier perez sota

JAVIER ENRIQUE PEREZ SOTAPORTFOLIO

I was born in Lima in 1989 into a merchant fam-ily. I lived in Peru until I was 17 where I developed a connection and attachment with Peruvian culture. I moved to Sweden in 2006 where I learned English and Swedish. I also got my second nationality.In 2008 I studied Civil Engineering in Lund Univer-sity, where I discovered that architecture was my biggest interest. I moved next year to Gothenburg to study Architecture and engineering what at the time was a quite new course where it was possible to be-come both an architect and an engineer. I took the architect path, but there is still an engineer in me. At the moment I am a newly graduated architect with different interests and recently admitted at Chalmers University to start a second master in Structural engineering.While my studies in architecture I have not only ,as many others, traveled and discovered the world but I have always had one foot in the working life and life in general since my daily life consist in school, social activities, part jobs, friends, family and traveling.

CurriCulum VitaeJavier Enrique Perez Sota

Tunnlandsgatan 542137 Vstra FrlundaSWEDENmobil : +46739815604Email: [email protected]: www.sotaarc.com

Goal with the applicationTo be part of an architect office where I can put in practice the things I have learned during my education. In order to share knowledge and become an essence in a creative working place.

education2014- Master In Structural Engineering. Chalmers University of technology, Gteborg, Sweden.2012- 2014 Architecture and Urban Design, master Degree, Chalmers University of technology, Gteborg, Sweden.2009- 2012 Architecture and Engineering, Bachelor Degree Chalmers University of technology, Gteborg, Sweden.2008- 2009 Civil Engineering, Lund University, Lund, Sweden.2009 Humanistic Courses, Gothenburg University, Sweden2008 Komvux - 2004 Albano Quinn High school, Cuzco, Peru

Work experience2013 Rhsska musset, Exihibition, Gteborg, Sweden Lernia Bemanning AB, Consult, Gteborg, Sweden Tenneco Automotiv, Operator, Gteborg, Sweden Andrnplast AB, Assembler, Gteborg, Sweden Borgers Nord AB, Assembler, Gteborg, Sweden Gteborg & Co, Science festival, Construction and exihibition, Gteborg, Sweden2012 Academic Work, Consult, Gteborg, Sweden Post Office, package sorting, Gteborg, Sweden Kuehne + Nagel AB, Assembler, Gteborg, Sweden Gteborg & Co, Science Festical, Gteborg, Sweden2011/2010 Academic Work, Consult, Gteborg, Sweden My Academy, Pedagog, Gteborg, Sweden Gothia Cup, Footboll tournament, Gteborg Sweden2009 Gteborgs Park- & Natur frvaltning, Park maintenance, Gteborg, Sweden

language skillsSwedish- FluentEnglish- FluentSpanish- Mother tongueItalian- Basic

language skillsOffice, AutoCAD, ArchiCAD, REVIT, Rhino ceros, Grasshopper, V-ray, SketchUp, PhotoShop, InDe-sign, Illustrator, Matlab, PointSketch, ForcePad

References/ certificates/ grades/ portfolio can be included for interview or sent if requested

CONTENT

IN THIS PORTFOLIO :

Material and Detail, 2013Light fixture exihibition, Gothemborg.Team Project

Urban Studio, 2012Recycling of spaces, Gothemborg.Team Project

Building structure, 2010Bridge house, GothemborgSolo Project

Architectural Competition. 2012Pavilion , StockholmSolo Project

Construcion Challenge, 2010Bridge at Chalmers UniversityTeam Project

Healthcare Studio, 2013Hospital Building, rebro.Team Project

Matter Space Structure Studio, 2014Music and Dance Academy, Tampere.Solo Project

Architectural Competition, 2014Aparment buildings, KatrineholmTeam Project

Acoustics and climate, 2012Skyscraper, ChinaTeam Project

Architectural Competitions, 2013Educational Building, GothemborgSolo Project

lOOP - rebro new hightech hostpital

The facilities and functionality of the current rebro University Hospital are becoming dated, so the rebro County Council set forward some goals and guidelines with the ambition to construct a new highly specialized care unit, It intends to house modern and attractive facilities, evidently providing patients and workers a better environment which contributes to the well-being of all users. The new building would compose of numerous clinics, operation areas, inpatient spaces, and expects patients from all over Sweden.

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The project takes in consideration outside the boundaries of the designated project site area. The point of departure for the design concept was deeply imbedded in the existing flows patterns on the hospital site, and foreseeing an efficient solution for the future interior flow, which supports all necessary functions and interrelates in an appropriate manner to the surrounding existing flows. A solution to this was the implementation of loops as corridors, in which rooms encircles around. Interventions to the continuos loops were made in such a way that supports the entrance of daylight, ventilation, and achieve clear way-finding. The loops also helped create an additional quality space in the centre of it, that characterized itself as a distinct public and open space, but existing in harmony with the various room typologies that are part of the hospital building.

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Healthcare studio at Chalmers University 2013Team project : Giada Albonico, Javier Perez Sota, Lorenzo Lanzani

Bird view over the new high-tech hospital in rebro. The building is well connected with the rest of the hospital area facilitating the entrance conditions for the ambulances in emergency situations.

TOTAL SQM

26500

Ground Floor

exploded axonometry

3500 sqm

800 sqm

5000 sqm

4800 sqm

4600 sqm

3500 sqm

4000 sqm

600 sqm

Mezzanine

Wards

Eye Clinic

Operation

Inpatients

Recreation

Administrationand Technical Floor

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future expansion

urban access

A HOUSE

G HOUSE

B HOUSE

future expansion

MASTERPLAN

Night view. The functions inside the hospital building are reflected onto the facade. It allows the building to have different expressions during the day and depending on how the building is being used.

IVA Bridge Connector

B Building Underground Connector

B Building bridge connector

A Building Ground connector

A HOUSEB HOUSE

G HOUS

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Staff Elevator and Stairs

Staff Elevator and Stairs

Public Elevators and Stairs

RECEPTION

Caf

Restaurant

Apotek

Work Station

Activity Room

WaitingRoom

WaitingRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

StudentOffice

GroupRoom

WorkStation

Pol. Op.Room

Pol. Op.Room

Pol. Op.Room

PlasterRoom

RinseRoom

Library

WC

Kitchen

Conference room

Conference room

CloakroomGARDEN

hand clinic

main entrance

PUBLIC WC

AKUT

Stepdown

Recovery

Day Surgery

Aula

WC

conference

rooms

public area

services

A HOUSE

B HOUSE

G HOUSE

the Snake

ambulance

entrance

ambulance

parking

LEVEL 00CONNECTIONSThe new addition is connected to the rest of hospital area to facilitate the logistics, patient and bed transportation.

This level connects the rest of the hospital with the new addition. It also creates an internal street in the hospital area. Apart of the hand clinic there are other public services and conference

rooms.

View of the new high tech building coming from the main entrance into the hospital area. The building creates an internal street in the hospital area that continues and connects with the educational areas and future expansions.

+ 15.60 m

+ 10.80 m

+ 6.00 m

+ 2.80 m

+ 0.00 m

+ 20.60 m

+ 25.40 m

+ 30.20 m

NORTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATIONSECTION E - E

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F

View of courtyard. The hospital transparency in the bottom floor gives to the building an human and urban entrance situation where the visitors are welcome by warming and lively interior atmosphere. The courtyard reduces the effect of the monumentality that the hospitals usually have. From the courtyard the patients and visitors can easily find their way in the building.

+ 15.60 m

+ 10.80 m

+ 6.00 m

E.R.+ 2.80 m

+ 0.00 m+ 0.00 m

+ 20.60 m

+ 25.40 m

+ 30.20 m

+ 35.20 m

+ 15.60 m

+ 10.80 m

+ 6.00 m

+ 2.80 m

+ 20.60 m

+ 25.40 m

+ 30.20 m

+ 35.20 m

SOUTH ELEVATION

SECTION F - F

View of waiting room. To facilitate the navigation in the building and to avoid the corridor feeling, the waiting rooms are placed is such manner that the navigation in the building becomes easier and because these are placed in the corners of the floor the corridor feeling is avoided.

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POL. OP P.POL. OP K.

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Exam K

Exam P

Rec. K

X-ray

Maneuverroom

Tech lab

WC

Small conference

room

Studentsoffice

StudentsExam K.

Work station

Waiting room

Storage

Storage

WC

Restroom

Waiting room

SluceWC

Storage

Studentsoffice

StudentsExam P.

Work station WC

Adm.

WC Dressingroom

Exam logo/office

Exam

Exam

Exam

Exam

StudentsExam .

Rec. H

Waiting room

Studentsoffice

Drugdisp.

Data room

Sample taking

Allergy lab

Rest roompatient

Attendant

Lab sleepbalanceGroup room

Recordingstudio

WCDressing

room

LOGO.

Group room

Allergy Center

Screen room

Audiometri

WC

Small conference

room

Work station

Exam logo/office

Exam logo/office

Exam logo/office

Exam logo/office

Exam logo/office

Exam logo/office

Exam /office

Exam.Student

Exam /office

Exam /office

Exam

Exam

Exam

Exam

Exam

Exam P

Exam P

Exam P

Exam P

Exam KExam K

Exam KExam K

Exam K

Exam K

Exam K

ExamHud

Drugsdisp.

POL. OPHud

Prep. room

WC

Dressingroom

Test room

Exam

Lab

ExamSTD

Conversation

Sample taking

Attendant

Light and bath treatment

ExamHud

ExamHud

ExamHud

ExamHud

ExamHud

ExamHud

ExamHud

POL. OPHud

Small conference

room

Work station

WCWaiting room

ExamSTDStorage

WCStorage

Stor.

Drugsdisp.

Drugdisp.

Storage

Storage

Storage

Rec.

Exam K

Exam P

Storage

OralPol. Operation

Dermatology and std

Ear, Nose and Throat

Plastic Surgery 425 sqmPol. Operaition 560 sqm

Dermatology and STD 1140 sqmEar, Nose and Throat 1000 sqm

Oral 600 sqm

SQM

PlasticWork station

Waiting roomAdm.

Exam Room

WC

100

210

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Reception

100210

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4,5

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Exam StudentExam

StudentOffice

OSTERIL STORAGE

OPTHEATER

Teamwork Station PatientRoom

PatientRoom

Library and Restaurant

CLINIC PLAN 2

OPERATION PLAN 3

INPATIENT PLAN 5

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7.853.000.1 0.17.35

4.00 1.15 2.20 3.00 1.80 1.20 4.50

DIMENSIONS SECTION

PLAN OF WAITING ROOM

Clinics and wards Floor LEVEL 01

ExamRoom M.R.

PhotoRoom

Rec.

Excimer

WC

Waiting room

GroupOffice

Waiting room

WC

Exam ExamExamDict.

Exp.

ExamRoom F.S.

ExamRoom S.R.

ExamRoom S.R.

ExamRoom S.R.Exam

Room S.R.

ExamRoom S.R.

GroupOffice

ExamRoom F.S.

ExamRoom F.S.

ExamRoom F.S.

ExamRoom F.S.

ExamRoom F.S.

ExamRoom F.S.

ExamRoom F.S.

ExamRoom F.S.

Storage

ExamRoom M.R.

ExamRoom M.R.

ExamRoom M.R.

ExamRoom M.R.

ExamRoom M.R.

OctRoom

GroupOffice

PhotoRoom

Exam G. 1

Waiting room

WC

Storage

Exam G. 5

Exam G. 2

Exam G. 17

Exam G. 11

Exam P&S

Exam P&S

Exam P&S

Exam P&S

Exam P&S

Exam P&S

Exam P&S

POL. OP

ExamRoom M.R.

OctRoom

GroupRoom

Storage

Exam G. 6

Storage

Exam G. 14

Exam G. 13

Exam G. 3

Exam G. 4

Exam G. 7

Exam G. 8

Storage

WC

Exam P&S

Exam G. 15

Exam G. 16

Exam G. 12Exam G. 10

Exam G. 9

GroupOffice

Exam P&SWC

Exam P&S

GroupOffice

Drug Dis.

MeasuringUnits

AppliencesStorage

TelephoneConsultations

Planning

WC

Small Conference

Rounds

Rest Room

Drug Dis.

Kids Waiting Room

OP

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Prep.Room

Prep.Room

SterilStorage

OP

Instru.Room

Storage

PREP.ROOM

OP-tablecleaning

Dict.

ApplienceStorage

ApplienceStorage

Osteril Storage

TableStorage

Instru.Room

Instru.Room

Staffroom

Storage

Sluiceout

Sluicein

WC WC

WCbed

OutpatientsittingOutpatientsitting

Stor.Stor.

RinseDrugsdisp.

Drugsdisp.

ExamRoom

Pre opInfo

ExamRoom

Premedication

WaitingRoom

WaitingRoomChildren

Changing Room

Storage

Storage

StorageChanging Room

Sink

Sink

Sink

Surgical Retina Day Surgery

Eye Surgery

Medical Retina

First Segment

General

Pediatric and strabismus

SQM

Day Surgery + Eye Surgery 3000 sqmFirst Segment 280 sqm

General 500 sqmMedical Retina 300 sqm

Pediatric and Strabismus 400 sqmSurgical Retina 230 sqm

Exam StudentExam

StudentOffice

OSTERIL STORAGE

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PatientRoom


CLINIC PLAN 2

OPERATION PLAN 3

INPATIENT PLAN 5

BV

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3.7

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0.3 0.3

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3.55 4.45 4.450.1 0.12.52.5 2.50.1 0.3

7.853.000.1 0.17.35

4.00 1.15 2.20 3.00 1.80 1.20 4.50

Main CorridorsCorner Openings Balcony connections

eye Clinic and ward FloorLEVEL 02

DIMENSIONS SECTION

Instru.Room

BEDSROOM

Sluice In

BedWaiting RoomSsupervision

Assesm.Room

OP-DentalCare

Sluice Pat.

Des.

Hybrid Room

OsterilStorage

OP-SalInf.

Sluice OutStaff

AppliencesStorage

ReceptionExp.

SterilStorage

Chang.

Storage

Prep.Room

IVA

Prep. Room

OP

OPBed Cln.

LaserRoom

DisinfectionRoom

OPTables

Cln.

WC

Staff Room

Dict.

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Day SurgeryUVA SalBeds

OutpatientUVA SalBeds

StaffRoom

WC

Dispense.

WC

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BedWC

UVA SalSitting

Rinse

UVA SalChildren

Conver.Room

Des.

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Pre OP Info.

WC

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UVA Room

Rinse

Appliences Storage

Dispense

Storage

Exam.

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OP-SAL

Balcony

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STOR.

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OP

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Waiting Room

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Instru.Room

Exp.

Instru.Room

Instru.Room

Instru.Room

Sink

Sink

Sink

Exam.

Exam.

Exam.

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Storage

Storage

Storage

Conver.Room

Conver.Room

Exam.

Waiting RoomChildren

FemaleChanging Room

MaleChanging Room

Instru.Room

Assesm.Room

Exp.Exp. Prep.

Room

Exp. Exp. Exp.Storage

StorageStorage

Storage

Storage

Cln.

Sink

SQM

Operations Theatres 2800 sqmPre and Post Operation 1200 sqm

Pre and Post Operation

Green Zone

Instru.Room

Sink

OP

Exp. Dict.

IVA

Storage Storage

OP

160

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100

210

100

210

100

210 80 210

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3,5

3,0

7,8

7,8 3,8

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OSTERIL STORAGE

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PatientRoom


CLINIC PLAN 2

OPERATION PLAN 3

INPATIENT PLAN 5

BV

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0.30.9

3.7

0.3

0.30.9

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2.2

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0.3

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0.3 0.3

0.3

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3.55 4.45 4.450.1 0.12.52.5 2.50.1 0.3

7.853.000.1 0.17.35

4.00 1.15 2.20 3.00 1.80 1.20 4.50Operation floorLEVEL 03

OPERATION THEATRES PLAN

QUALITY SPACE SECTION

LibraryLibrarycafcaf

View of the administration floor. An open landscape is used to maximize the collaboration between the employees

WC

Direc.Office

Direc.Office

Copy Room

Direc.Office Recreation

Activity

OfficeSpace

EatingSpace

Storage

ConferenceRoom

MeetingRoom

Kitchen

CopyRoom

Storage

WC

TechnicalRoom

TechnicalRoom

TechnicalRoom

B-Building

Technical Area

Garden

Recreation

Administration

SQM

Administration Offices 1000 sqmGarden 600 sqm

Recreation Activity 400 sqmTechical Spaces 2500 sqm

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1. Ventilation air system2. Electric Box3. Aluminium Sustains 4. PVC or Lineoleum, 2 mm5. Panels, 30 mm

6. Floating Floor Structural Panels, 40 mm7. Empty Space for future use8. Cables Canal9. Air System Diffuser10. Floating Floor Steel Sustain, 160 mm

11. Acoustic Ceiling Panels, 20 mm12. Floating Floor Positioning Panels, 20 mm13. Prefabricated Concrete Slab, 300 mm14. Main Truss Beam15. Bolt, 25mm

16. Double L Steel Profile17. Steel Column, 400 mm, Thickness 30 mm18. Insulating Rigid Block, 200 mm19. Wood Panel, 20 mm20. 16. Double L Steel Profile

21. nsulating Rigid Panels, 200 mm22. Cold Cantilever Steel Beam

26. Aluminium Window Frame27. Wood Panel, 20 mm

23. Wood Exterior Panels, 20 mm24. Water Sheath25. Steel C Profile

2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 26.25. 27.

administration and technical FloorLEVEL 04

SECTION DETAIL

Low interaction Low - medium interaction High interaction

A typical inpatient room. The room is design to give the patient and his/her visitors the best facilities.

Central Work Station

TeamWorkStation

TeamWorkStation

TeamWorkStation

CentralWorkStation

Reception

StudentsOffice

SecretaryOffice

KitchenPatients

Dining Room

Balcony

Balcony

Dining Room

StaffRoom

Research

Drugs

DiningRoom

Conf.Room

KitchenRoom

PantryRelatives

Dining Room

Treat. +On call doc.

DirectorsOffice

Treatm. + On call doc.

Conf.Room

Treat.Room

Treat.Room

Pantry Relativies

TeamWorkStation

Treatm.Room

Balcony

Balcony

PatientRooms

PatientRooms

PatientRooms

PatientRooms

PatientRooms

PatientRooms

PatientRooms Patient

Rooms

PatientRooms

PatientRooms

DirectorOffice

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

ExamRoom

Treatm.Room

Drugs

Disinf.

Disinf.StudentsOffice

Secret.Office

Stor.

Dis

inf.

Stor. +Cleaning

TeamWorkStation

WC WC

WC WC

WC WC

WC WC

WC WC

WC WC

WC WC

WC

WC

WC

WC

WC

WC

WC

WC

WC

WC

WC WC

WC

WC WC

WC

WC WC

WC WCWC WCWC WCWC WC

WC WC WC WC

WC

WC

WC

WC

Garden

Garden

Wing B

Wing A

SQM

Inpatiente Rooms 1200 sqmGarden 600 sqm

Staff and Distribution Spaces 2400 sqm

Exam StudentExam

StudentOffice

OSTERIL STORAGE

OPTHEATER


PatientRoom


CLINIC PLAN 2

OPERATION PLAN 3

INPATIENT PLAN 5

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inpatients FloorLEVEL 05

INPATIENT ROOM

DIMENSIONS SECTION

Inpatients garden. To give the inpatients a pleasant stay the inpatient floor is connected with gardens. Theses gardens maintain a human scale and are implemented with nature that accelerates the recovery time of the patients.

Recreational Room

Recreation area

Skylight Window

Concrete Slab

Meadow

Hard Path

Soil

Steel Cage for the soil

All the layers togheter

Vegetation

Garden Garden

SQM

Garden 3300 sqmRecreation Activity 600 sqmExPLODED AxONOMETRY FOR ROOFING

recreation and roof Garden FloorLEVEL 06

BuilDiNG eXteNtiON FOr tHe muSiC aCaDemY OF tamPere

The music academy in Tampere, Finland lacks an extension that can accommodate an increase of activity in the form of dance, music and performances. However, this extension would not only sat-isfy that need of architecture in terms of spatial qualities but also understand the possibilities of how culture can be reflected in architecture and, furthermore, how this architecture can improve the conditions of how to experience this culture life.The extension will thereby activate its urban surroundings not only by the ongoing activities inside the building but also by how the building interacts with the outside.

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Right next to music academy of Tampere the new addition is raised. As the main building the extension is a building with integrity and with a strong design language. The extension is meant to celebrate and share the rich culture that Tampereen konservatoriotalon has to offer. By allowing the main rooms with their respective ongoing activities to be seen by the public, the extension not only creates an interaction between the academy and the public but also activates its urban sur-roundings. The sharing of the ongoing activities in the inside towards the outside is accomplished by the large windows that work as surfaces where the displays, shows or training sessions can be projected onto.The extension respects the existing building and it is placed gently next to it. It creates an internal underroof street in which a natural movement flow connects both buildings and also creates a common lobby for the Pyynikkisali, the new Pyynikkisali and the black box. The placement of the extension also means that the functions and activities of the existing building are not interrupted but rather they interact positively with the extension both vertically and horizontally.

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Matter Space Structure studio at Chalmers University 2014Solo project : Javier Perez Sota

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PAUSROOM

LECTUREROOM

LECTUREROOM

LECTUREROOM

PIANOROOM

COMPUTERROOM

COMPUTERROOM

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WEST ELEVATION

SECTION A - A

The image above shows the extension when coming down from Ammattikoulunkatu street. Activi-ties such as performances and training sessions can be projected onto the screens and through them the building can bring activity into the existing surroundings.


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The image above shows the back entrance of the building which is at other end of the internal street between the extension and the existing building. It permits a more natural flow of people between the buildings. The design of the building towards the street maintains the human scale of the surroundings.


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The rooms are independent from each other which means that the building, its extension and the restau-rant can be used separately in different time sched-ules.The diversity of entrances to the building makes it possible that the building and its extension can differ in their opening hours. It means that they can be used separately or at the same time. It also means that there is the possibility to rent single rooms or larger parts of the building for special events.

ENTRANCE SITUATION

Private areas/ can be accessed by staff and students throughout the day

Rooms that can be rented and used anytime of the day

Caf and Restaurant with own entrance The main building with its own opening hours

Everything closed but the private areas Existing building open Rentable rooms are open Everything openSCENARIO 1 SCENARIO 2 SCENARIO 3 SCENARIO 4

Private areas/ can be accessed by staff and students throughout the dayRooms that can be rented and used anytime of the dayCaf and Restaurant with own entrance

The main building with its own opening hours

Everything closed but the private areas Existing building open Rentable rooms are open Cafeteria open Everything openSCENARIO 1 SCENARIO 2 SCENARIO 3 SCENARIO 4 SCENARIO 5


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The extension respects the existing building by allowing it to maintain its dignity and its strong de-sign format. The meeting between the new and the existing creates an urban meeting point where the different flows of movement come across each other in a common space.


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Parking and StorageLEVEL -01

Non parallel walls are used is most of rooms of the extension in order prevent flutter echo.

The image above shows one of the three main dance halls. This dance hall faces Kisakentnkatu Street. The design of the hall enables an interaction between the ongoing activities inside and the public area outside.


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1. KITCHEN 29 m2. CHANGING ROOM 32 m3. SAUNA 16 m4. ORCHESTRA PIT5. STAGE LIFT6. PIANO LIFT7. LECTURE ROOM 57 m8. LECTURE ROOM 45 m9. LECTURE ROOM 49 m10. GYM 49 m11. LECTURE ROOM 91 m12. SAUNA 30 m13. CHANGING ROOM 35 m14. BLACK BOx 296 m15. PAUS ROOM/ BACK STAGE 112 m16. LOBBY17. RESTAURANT/ CAF 109 m18. KITCHEN 49 m19. RECEPTION20. LOBBY

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Concert hall and other roomsLEVEL 01 FLOOR PLAN

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music, Dance and other roomsLEVEL 02 FLOOR PLAN

1. TRAINING ROOM 53 m2. PIANO ROOM 40 m3. DANCE ROOM 97 m4. COMPUTER ROOM 25 m5. PERCUSSION ROOM 43 m6. DANCE ROOM 97 m7. PERCUSSION ROOM 42 m8. PERCUSSION ROOM 44 m9. PIANO LABB 80 m10. CONNECTION11. CONNECTION

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The image above shows the internal street in the form of a lobby that is created in between the existing building and its extension. The internal street makes it easy for the visitors to find their way in the building.



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Wooden panelsConcrete 300mmAir spring 60mmIsulation 75mmGypsum bords 3x12.5mm

Concrete 100mm Thick pressed fiberglass isolators 50mmR-11 Batt insulation Concrete 150mmR-11 Batt insulationDeflection spring isolators2 layers 17mm gypsum bords

SECTION INTERNAL STREET SECTION DANCE ROOM

FLOOR PLAN TOTAL

LEVEL -01 1358 m2Parking, storage LEVEL 00 1544 m2Blackbox, lecture rooms, changing rooms, atriumLEVEL 01 1324 m2new Pyynikkisali, dance and music roomsLEVEL 02 748 m2Theory rooms, computer rooms, music and dance facilities

BTA 4974 m2

AREA CALCULATION, BTA


The program of the extension can be increased by an addition on the roof. This addition can include offices and extra space allocated to learning purposes. The addition would allow an increase of 250 square meters and it would also be a way to establish the roof as a meeting point.

ADDITION TO PROGRAM

The structure and construction of the extension is built with concrete. In some rooms, such as the black box and the main auditorium, this construction is based on the principal of a double shelled construction with isolation in between the shells to improve the sound environment. The construction is covered by wooden boards in which the direction of the wood-en planks differs for each surface.

MATERIALITY

eaSterN arGYle - SKYSCraPer , HONG KONG

When the city has taken over, calm places become always appreciated, those where you can take a break from the busy and noisy city.This high rise building fully understand the need of such places and with its lighten glas shield create environmentes like the plaza and atriums where you can observe the stressfull city while you are sitting on a bench, maybe drinking a cappuccino in a much quiter and peacefull place. The shield rises and illuminates the city as a lighten tower and invites you to attend to one of the different events that take place in it.

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Mong Kok tower is a combination of a regular and a non-regular facade. The non-regular facade is attached to the regular one, thus making it possible to create several local atriums inside the building. The interaction and the sharp contrast between them gives the people of Hong Kong a new exciting contribution to the skyline.The outer facade reduces the noise from Argyle and Luen Wan Street with around 20 dB. This makes it possible to have acoustical pleasant atriums whereas a NC around 40 dB from the busy streets outside.Fresh air is allowed to pass between outer and inner facade. The air flow works as natural ventilation in the building which reduces the need of mechanical ventilation.

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Acoustics and climat at Chalmers University 2012Team project : Javier Perez Sota and Jim Ye

The image above shows one of the atriums of the buildings. The atriums give the people a natural meeting point where they can rest and appreciate the noisy city from a more pleasant and quite environment.

An open plaza below the building welcomes all visitors and creates a natural meeting place. This is because of its good acoustics properties. In one side the glass shield protects the plaza from the traffic noise and in the other side the colons increase the spatial qualities.

Dancing in the top floor while watching the city it's not only a expirence for the people dancing to the view of the city but for the people below, making the top floor into an attraction.

The stay in the hotel is characterized by the view over the city combined with closeness of the lobby. The lobby is a natural meeting place for all the visitors and a perfect place to relax and have lunch or breakfast.

Spa, gym, and other recreational activities open for the hotel guests but also for the public as well. This floor helps preventing noise spreading from the night club to the hotel rooms below.

The offices have not only spatial qualities but also acoustical. Co-workers can enjoy their break in the calm atrium protected from the noisy city and without the need to go outside to find an enjoyable place.

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The desks in the open office are spread along the north western side of the building which is the most protected part from the busy streets of Hong Kong. Furthermore this layout offers a magnificent view over the city. In the open office one could choose work in groups of six or at a more isolated single desk. There are several easily accessible copy rooms and sanitary rooms so there will be no need to disturb co-workers.

OFFICE PLAN

A typical hotelroom in the skyscraper.

TYPICAL BEDROOM*

Every room features one side with a charateristic wall shaped in irregular triangles. While wall works as diffuser, improving the acoustics of the room, it is designed to be useable as shelters too. These kind of multipurpose walls are used in the office floors as well.

The walls of bathroom are non-parallel to the walls of the bedroom thus effectively together with triangular wall preventing flanking transmission.

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HOTELFurther up in the building the hotel rooms are mostly spread along the north western side of the building. The corridor runs along the atrium from which one could see the lobby beneath. The width of the rooms along the corridor varies - preventing the spread of noise.

RW SPECIFICATIONOFFICE WALLS 48dBHOTEL WALLS 53dBNIGHT CLUB WALLS 76dB

RC SPECIFICATIONOPEN OFFICE 48dBMANAGERS OFFICE 35dBCOPY ROOM 45dBHOTEL ROOM 30dBNIGHT CLUB 45dB

The image shows the restaurant on top of the skyscraper. The restaurant is connected with the nightclub and be used separately or simultaneously. From this floor you can find a view all over the city and have access to the garden in the highest part of the building.

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The night club have a flexible use. It can be used for concerts, plays and even as a conference space. The noise levels can be adaptable while giving the visitors a view over the city.

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Concrete 400mmAir spring 60mmIsulation 75mmGypsum bords 3x12.5mm

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Wood parquet floorConcrete 300mmAbsorber 50mm

DETAIL SECTION B The ceiling panels can be adjusted to optimize the sound levels depending on the sort of event and to diffuse the sound as well. The railing has the same diffusing property.

rYmmaS - aPartmeNtS iN KatriNeHOlm

Coming from Fabriksgatan or from Central station welcomes the new multi-dwelling houses all Katrineholms residents and their visitors. It is a house with integrity and character, which stands as a Landmark in the city and that both travellers and residents see, remember and appreciate. The houses takes into account and interact directly with them different apartment blocks which were built in 1990 and 1912 that embraces the Stor torget which is one of the main squares of the city. The house is therefore not just a supplement without a key stone in the square future design. This brings the new house to reinforce the square life both functionally and visually.

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Walkers meet at the houses gables of a blank facade of brass which is also housing material Hallmark. It will house a way to mark the entrance to the Main Square, the heart of Katrineholm. Brass is also the material that recurs as intonation on housing projections for the long faades in contrast against the wooden panels. The eastern end is angled to form a small entrance that welcomes pedestrians coming up for stairs toward the square. Street life is enhanced by the buildings entrances to premises in all directions. Local design at street level allows both moving around and through the house. The ground floor will be supplied with a shop, restaurant and cafe that can take claim of the square in the form of terraces and various activities that reinforce square life. Entrance to the stairwells are found on the north side while the apartments balconies turns the square on the south side, is also a way to contribute to the street scene in the Main Square.

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Architectural Competition, 2014Team project : Johan Berggren, Javier Perez Sota, Jim Ye

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WEST ELEVATION 1:200 SHORT SECTION 1:200

Plan area 775 m2Technical rooms and storage

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Planarea 775 m2Uthyrbar area 645 m2 ( Butik, restaurang, caf)

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Javier Enrique Perez Sota

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