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Maciej Kaszubskiportfolio
Maciej Kaszubskibachelor of architecture
date of birth: 05.01.1990
PL +48 509 098 105DE +49 157 337 421 32
ul. Przy Agorze 28 m. 3601-930 Warsaw, Poland
employment
12.2013-09.2014 Piotr Hardecki Architekt, Warsaw, Poland Junior Designer
12.2012-11.2013 Innebo, Warsaw, Poland Draftsman
7.2012 Szczesniak + Denier Architekci SDA, Warsaw, Poland Trainee
7.2010 Orzechowski Studio Architektioniczne, Warsaw, Poland Architectual survey team
courses+certificates
7.2014 Graphisoft Archicad Beginner’s Course WAPW, Warsaw, Poland
4.2014 Revit Architecture Advanced Course PROCAD, Warsaw, Poland
2.2014 Autodesk Building Performance Analysis Certificate online course by Autodesk
education
2015 Faculty of Architecture, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Karlsruhe, Germany Erasmus+ exchange programme
2013- Faculty of Architecture, Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland Master Degree Studies
2011-2012 VIA University College, Horsens, Denmark Erasmus LLP exchange programme
2009-2013 Faculty of Architecture, Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw, Poland Bachelor Degree Studies
2009 Matura, GLA Highschool, Gdansk, Poland Mathematics, Physics, English, Polish
foreign languages
english high proficiency in written and spoken language
german speak fluently and read/write with good competence
skills
IT AutoCad, Archicad, SketchUp, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe llustrator, InDesign, Revit Architecture, MS Office
manual hand drafting, model making
other driving license (B), yacht coastal skipper license
interests
yachting, architectual theory, travelling, hiking
Mixed use building in Warsaw
Urban infill in the centre of Warsaw. City-block-scale intervention focused on integration of isolated spacesCourse design at Faculty of Arcitecture, Warsaw University of Technology, 2013, tutors: Maciej Miłobędzki, Marcin Sadowski
The task of this design was to propose a bulding that fills two plots that lie accross a closed city block in the central location in Warsaw. The function is rentable office space complemented with appartaments for visiting employees.
The building sacrifices part of its intensity in order to improve the flow of public space withn the block.
Although the building is divided into three structures, it follows intensity and hieght regulations closely. The development consists of two office buildings and one residential. The shapes of the parts react with the surrounding spaces. The main social area is a plaza accesible form the street. It serves as a main public space with retail areas on the ground level.
In order to create fully-functional public space I proposed to remove the existing fences. Joining the green areas of the plots render an oportunity to develop a little square, which could offer usable recreation venue for local residents and em-ployees.
The flow of space is emphasised by reserved architectual expression of the facades.
Building A - six-storey office buildingBuilding B - five storey building with commercial space on ground-levelBuilding C - five storey residential building with commercial space on ground-level
1 - access from Piękna street, existing plaza2 - main plaza, commercial public space3 - recreation space between the office buildings4 - commercial space beween retail stores5 - green area for residents, playground6 - public recreational green area, lawn 7 - public square with existing trees8 - existing parking lot
Primary School in Wrocław
Child-friendly school for 1200 children in Stabłowice, an emerging district of Wrocław’s suburbia2nd Prize-winning competition entry, 2014, co-authors: Piotr Hardecki, Tomasz Trzupek
In this large scale building we aimed for creating a friendly space for the youngest children. Most decision were made in order to divide the large scale programme into comprehensible, child-friendly interiors. The form is divided into smaller entities containing different functions. The classrooms are arranged into three, two-storey wings that create common space in-between the classrooms for each of the grades.
The frontal area is a space created by a cluster of functional units displaced along the local street. The public space overlooks the nearby lake. The other side of the plot is designd as a big playground with three courtyards for children in differnet age.
Each of the wings has its own courtyard connected with playgrounds on the eastern side of the plot. Corner windows provide enhanced lighting quality within each classroom.
Each of the wings has its own courtyard connected with playgrounds on the eastern side of the plot. Corner windows provide enhanced lighting quality within each classroom.
Fire Departament Building + Sports Centre
Fire Departament combined with local fitness centre in Słuzewiec, Warsaw’s modern office districtCourse design at Faculty of Arcitecture, Warsaw University of Technology, 2012, tutors: Paweł Grodzicki, Tomasz Olszewski, Marcin Goncikowski
The main feature of the design is a truss structure creating a bridge between two functional cores on the sides. The structure not only provides large pillar-free areas required for the garage and sports hall, but also integrates the interiors above.
Two hollow courtyard-like areas in the structure improve lighting qualities of the spaces below and create visual connection in-between different areas of the building.
Through transparent gates on the groundlevel, the firetrucks are displayed. Their presence play an important part in the composition and communicate the function of the building itself. The cladding is made of fire-treated pine wood which contrast with the bright red of the firefighters’ equipment
Multifunctional garage building in Warsaw
An utilitarian building as a public space with a mix of additional action-generating spacesBachelor thesis design at Faculty of Arcitecture, Warsaw University of Technology, 2012, tutor: Grzegorz Stiasny
The design is study on how to create a public space in a supposedly utilitarian architecture. I have selected an area in the very centre of Warsaw, which due to complicated ownership status stays empty and still serves as a private parking lot. Underground lies the central metro station, which connects the two lines of Warsaw’s metro.
As the number of parking spaces in the central Warsaw is scarce, I have decided to provide parking space. Rather than removing the troublesome function, I propose five floors of a garage with additional programme. Moving the parking mass up relieved th ground-level, which is designed as a focal point with movement-generating functions.
The fifth floorof the structure is designed as a huge event space with a restaurant overlooking the famous Plac Defilad area. The top floor is a co-working centre for microcompanies. The core of the building hosts four showrooms that can serve as public art gallery.
The building expression is built up by its structural complexity. Structural elements are exposed and facades are left open in order to display the flow of people and cars.
In order to avoid collision with the metro station the structure forms a bridge over exisiting infrastructure.The floors hang on tie bars, which are attached to truss structure on the top floor.
The Tøyen Flowers
Focal point for Øya Music Festival in Oslo, Norway120h competition entry 2014 edition, co-author: Zuzanna Jędrzejewska
The task of 2014 120h competition was to design a form of a focal point at Øya Music Festival in Oslo, that would deal with sustainability. In 2014 the festival was to take place in Tøyen Park, one of Oslo’s many green areas.
During the hundred-twenty hours we designed a solar-powered, flower-shaped lantern. The artificial group of flowers relate to he meaningful role the park is to play in the Øya Festival. The flower-like form of the lantern has been inspired by the neighbourhood of the botanical garden and the history of the park that once used to be a garden itself!
The goup of flowers mark the centre of the festival grounds. They stretch between main areas, which makes them easy to spot from most parts of the park.
