stefan kielman - architecture portfolio 2016
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STEFAN KIELMANPORTFOLIO 2016
[email protected]+48 697 702 076
31.03.1992, WarsawPolish nationality
educational background
2015 - present Master studies - Architecture and Urban Planning, Warsaw University of Technology2011 - 2015 Bachelor studies - Architecture and Urban Planning, Warsaw University of Technology2010 - 2011 ‘Domin’ - Architectural Drawing School, Warsaw, Poland2008 -2011 ‘Konstanty Ildefons Galczynski’ Highschool, Otwock, Poland
work experience
oct - dec 2015
june - july 2014/ feb - april 2015
july - august 2013 Mermaid Construction Sp. z o.o. - building site assistant
june - july 2012 Warsaw University of Technology - stock-taking and technical drawing of historic tenement house - 18 Bracka Street, Warsaw, Poland
SO Architecture, Israel (soarch.co.il)- assistant architect
Autorkie Pracownie Projektowe Unimed, Poland - architecture intern
STEFAN KIELMAN
computer programmes languages other skills interests
Autocad
Revit
Google Sketchup + V-ray
Photoshop
Illustrator
InDesign
3ds Max
Rhinoceros
polish - native
english - advanced (C1 level)
spanish - intermediate (B1 level)
hand drafting and modelling
efficient time management
driving licence - B category
sailing licence
leather manufacturing
jazz, blues music
playing trumpet
drawing, painting
backpacking
mountainclimbing
1. TENEMENT HOUSING
2. URBAN REVITALISATION OF ZMIGRÓD STREET
3. MUSEUM OF POLISH MUSIC
4. AN EXTENDED FAMILY HOUSE
5. THE MOUNTAIN HOTEL
6. MY ARTWORK
+48 697 702 076
1. TENEMENT HOUSING in XIXth-century downtown of Łódz
functional scheme
This project is my engineer graduation work which purpose is modern infill building proposal, that contributes to revitalization of an old town of Łódz, by completing its historic structure. The project is an attempt to find har-mony combining modern functional housing object and a spirit of a historic tenement building type - one that created an urban image of a city of Łódz. The building is located in the western part of historic city center, in 1 maja str. 17. between two tenement houses built in style of Art Nouveau and early moernism. The projected building has five floors with 14 apartments and commercial spaces including an art gallery, an artist studio, and a doctor’s office. There is a gate in the front part of the building connecting 1 maja street and an atrium designed in order to provide a recreational space to the inhabitants. That includes plants, benches and a sandpit. A biologically active surface is added in form of a green roof available for the residents.
date: 2014/2015 academic yearlocation: Łódz, Polandtype: Bachelor Theesissupervisor: Prof. Jan Słyk
southern elevation
site plan situation
PHYSICAL MODEL
SCHEME - historic building corners interpretated as winter gardens, providing light
site section
XIX- century door modern interpretation section
XIX- century flooring pattern used in tenement houses
contemporary interpretation -a parametric algorythm differenating the size of the floor elements
flooring components - black and white granite tiles
the floor forming scheme
2. URBAN REVITALISATION OF ZMIGRÓD STREET
KRAKOWSKIE PRZEDMIEŚCIE
BROWARPERŁA
PLANOWANYWYDZIAŁ ARCHITEKTURY
RYNEK STAROMIEJSKI
PIJALNIA PERŁOWA
PLAC ŁOKIETKA
PLAC UNII LUBELSKIEJ
PLAC KATEDRALNY
ULICA ŻMIGRÓD
BYSTRZYCA
In the last few years Zmigród Street in Lublin (previously considered to be dangerous) started attracting artists and social organisations func-tioning in the backyards of existing tenement buildings. This movement began a forming process of an informal and independent cultural area, yet invisible at a glance. The most significant for the development of a street is ‘Dom Słów’ (House of Words) organisation – an educational institution popularizing readership. Thanks to its activity the street has be-come a pedestrian precinct that made it a good playground for children and a place for occasional events. No trace of such an activity is visible on the street every day. In order to discover that, one must step into the backyards, not being encouraged by the neighbourhood’s reputation.
The main aim of the project is a revitalisation of the street by creating a ‘trail’ connecting buildings’ backyards and by gathering artistic and educational initiatives, also setting up a group of new public-utility buildings. The idea is to support and to develop the existing organi-sations and to create a kind of culture center of this part of the city.The connection is going take a shape of a ‘fluid’ path made of co-loured gum. The flexibility of this material makes it safe for the users and able to take various shapes. Th ere are public utility objects proposed for every backyard with functional and educational functions.The second part of the project is a proposal of series of buildings, that would regulate the street’s frontage and forfill the loss of urban tissue.
The buildings serve as public utility such as a library, an art gallery, a hostel, or a grocery store. There is also a social garden and kitchen. The important part of a project is a reinstatement and arrangement of a sport field - an observation deck and a building that connects the function of a tribune and a roofing for a marketplace. A caffee building with a square as a foreground, invites to turn into the street and discover the world of Zmigród.
date: 2015/2016location: Lublin, Polandtype: voluntary project for “Dom Słów” organisationcooperation: Tomasz Szmerdt
ŻMIGRÓD STREET
observationdeck
sport fields
tribune
marketplace
ż-cafe
rafubikes
library
caffee
socialgarden
socialkitchen
market
pavilion DOM SŁÓW
3d print
fablab
artgallery
hostel
lub_design
architecturefaculty
Perłowadrinking room
Perłabrewery
functional scheme facilities connection scheme urban operations scheme
street sectionssport fields seen from terrace
street view with fab-lab and marketpalce
social garden behind library building
museum storerooms
exhibition space
free expositionterrace
education spaces
auditorium
restaurant
concert hall
library
music shop
rehersal room staircases
exhibition space scheme public space scheme communication and evacuation scheme
3. MUSEUM OF POLISH MUSIC
The main idea of the project is to gather all the functional space of the museum around the concert hall, which situated in the middle and given an unusual shape is somehow a heart of the organism where important events take place. Outside facades are rectengular, covered with perforated-metal panels attached to the concrete wall by ‘razors’ in the rythm of black piano keys. The interior - in contrast to an out-side view is warm-coloured and ovoid. The common space is organised around the the ‘shell’ containing the concert hall that is not clearly visible from the outside. The intention is to give a visitor a clue, that something interest-ing is there behind the rectengular, metal wall which encourages to enter the world of music.
date: 2013/2014 academic yearlocation: Warsaw, Polandtype: academic projectsupervisor: Prof. Marek Swierczynski
physical modelsituation
eastern elevation
section B - B
level 1 plan
section A - A
level 0 plan
interior
nighttime visualisation
concert hall construction detail
The project proposes a house solution for an multi-genera-tional family located in Milanówek - a small town, near War-saw. The aim of a project is to find an appropriate distance between living together and keeping privacy for two parts of the family. The first part means a basic family formed by par-ents and their children, while the second can be additional two of their relatives - grandparents, an adult child and his or her partner, or cousins. The project is an attempt to make the family members feel both cooperative and independent.
Two parts of the house share a common hall connect-ing basic house, additional apartament, a small office and a garage for two cars. This is also a place for a sculpture visible from outside. The terraces of the apartaments are independent, having a view of diffrent parts of the garden but they are easy to communicate between each other.
The house facade material is a brown brick and the roofs are covered with metal panels. The idea of shape is in-spired by modernist drawings of Theo van Doesburg and plumbs the relativity of vertical and horizontal surfaces.
date: 2012/2013 academic yearlocation: Milanówek, Polandtype: academic projectsupervisor: Prof. Stefan Westrych
Theo van Doesburg - Counter Composition (1924) axonometry of the house
site plan
best academic project 2012/13 nomination
hall visualisation
western elevation
4. EXTENDED FAMILY HOUSE
outside look
southern elevationestern elevation
additionalapartment cabinet
main housegarage
hall
level 0 - planliving room - visualisation
functional scheme section
view from the garden
5. THE MOUNTAIN HOTEL
This project presents an unusual approach to a large hotel complex. Instead of creating a single dominant building we came up with an idea of dividing it into modular segments that are intented to resemble a local village. This solution is an opportunity to fit the local context.
The hotel is situated on a hill and consists of modular houses interlinked with glazed connectors. Each contains 8 to 12 hotel rooms or 4-8 larg-er apartments. The street frontages accommodate a restaurant and wedding halls, with circulation, garage and spa zones built into the hill.
Made of local wood and stone, they are economical struc-tures, with possibilities to prefabricate some of the elements.
A large green area of the complex can be accessed from each build-ing, providing hotel guests with recreational and leisure opportunities.
date: 2013/2014 academic yearlocation: Laliki, Polandtype: competitioncooperation: Magdalena Izdebska, Michal Strupinski
5. THE MOUNTAIN HOTEL
hotel units - version A and B
plan
hotel entrance - visualisation
6. MY ARTWORK
JAN KIELMAN - NEW WEBSITE GRAPIC DESIGN
Jan Kielman is a traditional bespoke shoemaking company run by my family in Warsaw since 1883. As the decision of refreshing the old website came, I took up the task of designing it’s structure, lay-out, taking some of the photographs and making particular drawings concerning order instructions, types of shoes etc.
more artwork can be found on the website: kielman.pl
LEATHER MANUFACTURING
I had a wonderful opportunity to learn about leather manufacturing by taking practise at Malton&Kielman that is a company designing and making high - end products from leather solely by hand. Spending numerous hours at the workshop and learning from the designers I learned how to construct functional products of gallantry from leather and weave of different kinds. I worked with different preparates and substances, among others mastering the process of patination of the leather. By year 2016 all by myself I manufactured two bags, two wallets, a belt and a laptop case that I use everyday.
