Architecture_Urban design projects

DANIELE BURRASCANO

Architect & Urban Planner

CURRICULUM VITAE

WORK EXPERIENCE

August 2015/ February2016

Internship at Urhahn,

Amsterdam (Netherlands)

April 2015

Internship at Van Bergen Kolpa Architecten,

Rotterdam ( Netherlands)

August 2014/April 2015

Foodscapes research group linked to the international

SUPURBFOOD project at Academy Van Bouwnkust,


May/July 2014

Internship at 2T_R architecture Studio,

Rome (Italy)

March 2012

Workshop “Connecting Europe” sustainable concepts for

the Strabourg/Kehll,

Strasbourg (France)

ABOUT An architect and urban planner currently residing in Amster-

dam. My passion for architecture and urban planning stems

from a long time interest in many of the new directions being

taken in the field of architecture and urban planning.

Since having arrived in the Netherland, I have participated in

the development of innovative solutions to cope with

increasing urbanization. I am motivated and dedicated

person who posseses the design and development capacity

needed to plan and to contribute throught my thinking cre-

ativity to make a difference.

DANIELE BURRASCANO Architect_Urban PlannerAmsterdam NL

[email protected] + 31(0) 6 25 43 59 76 skype: daniele.burrascano1 :

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EDUCATION

2013/2014 Master of Urban Planning

Università degli Studi di Roma Tre, Rome (Italy)

Graduation Thesis on: “M.A. MULTIFUNCTIONAL AGRICUL-

TURE Producing goods in the periurban territory”

Supervisor: Prof. Arch. Luca Montuori - Thesis advisor: Prof.

Roberto D’Autilia

2009/2010 Bachelor of Science in Architecture

Università degli Studi di Roma Tre, Rome (Italy)

SCHOLARSHIP

August 2014/April 2015

Europen Fellowship at Academy Van Bouwnkust,


Winner of the European Programme Scholarship

Jan/Jul 2012

Chalmers Tekniska Hogskola, Gothenburg, (Sweden)

Winner of the Erasmus Programme Scholarship

CONFERENCE

September 2015

Lecturer at Second International Conference on

Agriculture in an Urbanizing Society, Rome (Italy)

CURRICULUM VITAE

LANGUAGES Italian/English

COMPUTER SKILLS Adobe Creative Suite

Autocad 2d/3d

SketchUp Pro

Vray

INTEREST Landscape, Photography, Visual art, Movies, Travel, Sport,

Music

GOTEBORG

SWEDEN

AMALIFEROMANTIC PASSAGEM.A.

ROME

ITALY

ALKMAARBREEKLANDVOLENDAMHOORNZANDAAM

NETHERLANDSBLACK BLOCK

EXPERIENCE

PROJECTS

Housing Project

GOTEBORG 06

Urban Design Project

ROME 10

Urban Regeneration

ROME 14

Master Thesis

ROME 21


BREEKLAND 35


VOLENDAM 38


HOORN 41


ALKAMAAR 32

Future Vision City

ZAANDSTAD 45

GOTEBORG

SWEDEN

BLACK BLOCKHousing Project

BLACK BLOCK

June/July 2012

06

CONCEPT

We started of with a volume of 21x21x21m.

Subtracting the core created a vertical street connecting

the public space ( ground floor), shared space can very

between a playgroung, herb garden, relaxation space,

viewpoint or garden.

We favored the mix of playground and a roof garden locat-

ed between and above the apartments.

With the future perspective of ever densifying cities green

spaces are vanishing in favor of new housign projects.

Therefore teh last step in our process was to create a quali-

ty outdoor space for every inhabitant.

Every apartement connects to a terrace teh size 1 unit

while studios can access the shared roof garden.

A vertical neighbourhood of stacked houses.


June/July 2012

The public space allows residents of the neighbourhood to mix with people from outside the neighbourhood. Drawing an even more diverse crowd towards the buildings

The system used in the structure is the same that is used in the floor plans.Modules can be added to apartments to create the desired floor plan. An apartment consist either of 1 unit, making it a studio or a day and night unit. With the possibility to add night units a nd a garden unit.

The shared spaces, wich are only accesible by the residents, provide a sheltered place to meet. Because these spaces aren’t public it is safe for thechildren to play or to host a small party on the roof.

SocialThe volume is kept compact and cubic to create as little facade as possible.

The communication space is located inthe midlle of the building to maximize the efficiency by allowing up to 8 entrances on the same floor

The building is build up systematically with modules.The composition of the modules is dependent on the location. By making it systematic is repeatable and easier to prefabricate

EconomicalEcological

The autrium is used to supply thebuilding with natural ventilation. The atrium is un-heated or cooled and therefor serves as a chimney to suck away the hot rising air.

The terraces and the roof serve as indoor/ outdoor greenery.This provides an extra quality to the apartments.It also serves as an air filter.Most of the incoming air passes through the terraces and is the filtered bythe greenery.

The use of natural materials provides an extra quality to apartment living. Natural materials are also well suited for recycling.


June/July 2012


June/July 2012

ROME

ITALY


AMALIFEUrban Design Project

Sept/Oct 2012

10

Sept/Oct 2012

VIEW NETWORK

SITE CONNECTIONS

PUBLIC SPACE

SETTLEMENT

INVARIANT

NEW CONNECTIONS

CONCEPT

The concept of the project is the result of the conducted

analysis; mainly it is the meeting point between topo-

graphic and urban analysis which in turn puts in evidence

the disposition and setup of public space (parks, city,

square and services).

The concept of a project extrapolates and proposes a new

way of living in a neighborhood. This limit set by the mor-

phology of the area can be fixed by refurbishing the exist-

ing connection between parks and public space following

a topographic principle instead a road-urban one.

The central location theme is supported by a strategy

based on:

-The principle connection between the different spaces

and urban functions of the neighborhood.

-The integration of private and public space.


Sept/Oct 2012

LINEAR LOSS WEAVE

SITE CONNECTIONS

NEW CONNECTIONS


Sept/Oct 2012

SITE CONNECTIONS


ROME

ITALY


ROMANTIC PASSAGEUrban Regeneration

Feb/July 2013

14

CONCEPT

Redisign the main avenue, reintroducing the green corridor

and new public space along the the park are the principal

key elements of the project.

The project’s structure reaches out to the green axes and

gives place for relaxing and living areas of the city and

park at the same time.

The reconection between park and city is perceived as an

important step and opportunity to rediscover the urban

fringe between the historical park and the compact district.

Park should be adding content and conceptual contem-

porany architectural design to present a confident relation

with the new romantic passage.

The scope of the project was to design a landscape inter-

ventions and also to define a strategic actvities triggering

social activation.


Feb/July 2013

B O R D E R G R E E N Q U A L I T Y F L E X B I L I T Y C I T Y a n d P A R K I N T E G R A T I O N

WEAKNESS STRENGTH

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Feb/July 2013

ROME

ITALY


Sept/Feb 2014

M.A. Multifunctional Agriculture

Master Thesis

21

CONCEPTThe thesis develops a research project in Rome suburbs

and it takes account of an area where is expected the

edification of 2 new neighborhoods for 4500 inhabitants.

We asked ourselves what might be the fate of this area

and after a careful analyses we decided that farming could

be reinstated and that part of it could be turned into a

public leisure space for the two new neighbourhoods.

Thanks to mathematics we have calculated the amount of

farmland required to maintain the two new neighbour-

hoods based on a mainly vegetarian diet with the use of

vegetable fats.

The results show that our area of intervention is sufficiently

large to produce all the vegetables and fruit required to

meet the diet needs of the 4500 inhabitants.

Sept/Feb 2014


Master Thesis

FUTURE CASETODAY

PUBLIC SPACES: ??

PUBLIC SPACES: ??

People

People

KNOW the resources of the territory

PROVIDE TO

STIMULATE the desire of new space

REACTIVE new activity

DISCOVER new spaces

Sept/Feb 2014

People

Sept/Feb 2014

Sept/Feb 2014


Master Thesis

PATHS FUNCTIONS GREEN STRUTCTURE


Master Thesis

Sept/Feb 2014


Master Thesis

Sept/Feb 2014


Master Thesis

AGRICULTUREReposses of the land with the comunitary and social systemOppose teh abandon of the agricultural activity Hand down therural tradition like edicational opportunityEncourage the local economy


Master Thesis

Sept/Feb 2014

ENJOYMENTGive a place, fee and airy for the activity physical and recreationalEncourage all citizens to live and care the parkwith a multiple activitiesSafeplace where children can play without constraints

PIXEL OF ARCHITECTURE


Master Thesis

Sept/Feb 2014

ENJOYMENTGive a pssibility to relax, free time in a protected enviromentProposes and area of multi-sensory stimulationGive more freedom of action for all

SPORT AND CULTUREStimulate research and knowledge of new sportMakes the different forms of expression and comunication in a natural artist background


Master Thesis

Sept/Feb 2014

NETHERLANDS


Aug/Sept 2015

ALKMAARUrban Design Project

32

ANALYSES AND PLAN

Aug/Sept 2015


Aug/Sept 2015


NETHERLANDS


Oct/Dec 2015


BREEKLAND

35

An attractive recreational route from the villages to the dune

Oct/Dec 2015


BREEKLAND

Oct/Dec 2015


BREEKLAND

NETHERLANDS


Oct/Dec 2015

38


VOLENDAM

Oct/Dec 2015


VOLENDAM

Dike

New typologie

Long side

Courtyard

Oct/Dec 2015


VOLENDAM

NETHERLANDS


41


HOORN

Gen/Feb 2016

41

Gen/Feb 2016


HOORN

Gen/Feb 2016


HOORN

Gen/feb 2016


HOORN

NETHERLANDS


ZAANSTADFuture Vision City

45

Gen/Feb 2016

ZAANSTAD

Gen/Feb 2016

Future Vision City

ZAANSTAD

Gen/Feb 2016

Future Vision City

ZAANSTAD

Gen/Feb 2016

Future Vision City

THANK YOUSelected works 2011-2016

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DANIELE BURRASCANO

Architect & Urban Planner

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