Steinar DyvikPortfolio 2010-2014

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Created May 2014by Steinar Hillersy Dyvik

153-8503, Tokyo-to 4-5-29 Komaba, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 1-114 KOMABA International HouseJAPAN

sdyvik@gmail.comsteinady@stud.ntnu.nodyvik.s.aa@m.titech.ac.jp

phone NO. 0047 47859151phone JP: 0081 080 2215 9849

web: www.rallararkitekter.com

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Content

03 Ravnkloa Market hallp 26/31

01 Houses in a Housep 08/17

00 CV and personalp 04/07

06 The Boathouse in Haddalp 42/49

08 Othersp 58/61

05 Rallar Arkitekterp 40/41

04 Urban Nodesp 32/39

02 Frae Housep 18/25

07 Rjukan Town Cabinp 43/57

Studio Studio

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Tatami room

PLAN 2.FLOOR1:50

Tatami room

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Hovudplan

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Hey!My name is

Steinar

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About me

I believe that architects have a big responsibility to try to change our surroundings for the better, and we should use our expertise and interests to influence society.I am interested in architecture as a social facilitator and how architecture is important in daily life. How can good design change the habits and impact the lives of people? And how does bad design affect us in the opposite manner?I believe that construction plays an important role in design, and that good design starts with an understanding of materials and structural elements for each project. I am interested in tectonics and how different materials have different abilities and purposes. As a digital native, I have a fascination with technology and digital fabrication, and believe that designing in the future will be characterized by this field.

My interest in architecture is connected to my interest in people and a constant need to create, try and develope. In addition to this, I love participating in all kinds of sports. love nature, and go mountain hiking in summer and skiing in winter. I also have a great passion for food and cooking.

Status

I am currently enrolled as an international exchange student at Tokyo Institute of Technology, belonging to the architecture history lab of professor Hiroyasu Fujioka.

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CV

Education

Work experience

09/2013 - Present

08/2010 - Present

02/2010 - 05/2010

08/2006 - 06/2009

Tokyo Institute of TechnologyInternational Exchange Student

Norwegian University of Science and TechnologyMaster of Architecture

Troms UniversityEx.phil. (Web-based for the Military)

Stord High SchoolGeneral Studies w/Science topics

Department of Studies, NTNUStudent AmbassadorPresenting NTNU for High School Students i Norway

Faculty of Architecture, NTNUTeaching assistant in CAD software

Ing. Jrgens ASEngineering and Building firm Design and carpentry

Anleggsgartner Jersin A/S Landscape gardening and groundwork

Bohus Nords A/SFurniture retailer in NorwayAssembly and delivery of furniture

09/2011 - 06/2013

02/2013 - 05/2013

06/2012 - 08/2012

06/2011 - 08/2011

06/2005 - 12/2010

Professional

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Other/VolunteeringWork experience

Languages

Skills

Interests

Rallar ArkitekterArchitecture firm by six NTNU studentsFounder/Architect

ISFiT 2013 - Trade Your IdeasBiannually International student festivalArt Director

ArkitekthjelpenArranging design workshops for school kidsOrganizer

The Norwegian Army/The Engineer BattalionCompulsorary military serviceBoat driver/Korporal

Native NorwegianFluent EnglishAdvanced DanishAdvanced SwedishIntermediate FrenchBeginner (learning) Japanese

Photoshop - Illustrator - InDesign - LightroomAutodesk RevitGoogle Sketchup3DS Max + Vray (learning)Rhinoceros 3dGrasshopper for Rhino (learning)

Architecture, Graphic Design, PhotographySports; Soccer, Skiing, Tennis, HikingTravelling, Languages, People

09/2011 - present

03/2012 - 03/2013

09/2010 - 03/2012

08/2009 - 6/2010

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Houses in a House0130.10/2014 - 31.01/2014

Housing design course: Theory of Architectural Design IITokyo Institute of Technology

Okuyama Shinichi

This housing design course consisted of two parts; first we analyzed a chosen house designed by the Japanese architect Kazou Shinohara, and the design style connected to that certain house. Shinohara has separated his housing designs into four different styles. They represents the uniqueness of Shinoharas thinking and his contemporaneity. Secondly, we all worked on the same site in Tokyo, designing a house for an artist of any kind. The house was to be based on ideas from our studied house and style.My design is based on a house named Cubic forest in the second style. The house contains living and studio spaces for two painters and their families. The design is giving a new and more important usage of the characteristic fishier space of Shinoharas second style. As an attempt to learn from Shinoharas way of creating systems, the design is based on a simple grid, and is symmetrical along the center of the fishier space. Openings and walls are geometrically connected.

*fishier space is the concept of a void two story space that brings the streets city into the building

Time

TypePlace

Supervisor

Description

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Exterior at Night

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Garage

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Garage

Kitchen

Living

A-A

Living

Gallery

BathBath

Kitchen

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Studio Studio

Bed

Tatami room

PLAN 2.FLOOR1:50

Tatami room

Bed

BathBath

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SECTION A-A1:50

Section A-A1:100

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SITE PLAN1:200

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Site plan1:400

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Gallery Space

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Frae House0210.10/2014 - 25.10/2014

Intensive Workshop: Theory of Architectural Space and PlanningTokyo Institute of Technology Yoshinaru Tsukamoto & Karsten Geers

Rasmus Thomas Larsen & Ayumi Okano

The goal in this intensive workshop was to study the Post-Modern houses of Robert Venturi and represent them with two perspectives. The representation style was partly given, and it was our task to understand the uniqueness of the building and highlight those parts. In the second week we were given a site in Tokyo, with a recognized Japanese house close by. The task was to bring ideas from the Venturi house, together with the new house and the site, and make our own design. We studied the unbuilt Frug house by Venturi. In addition, our site was next to the Gae house by Atelier Bow Wow.

The main concept from the Frug house is its ambiguity, with its two facades, or faces. One is symmetrical with large eyes, whilst the other is demonstrates the complexity of the interior through negative space.

The pitch of the roof was decided by the regulation of the living area, and the large sized front window makes the house more difficult to perceive. This idea is demonstrated in both the Frug house and the Gae house. The plan schemes are approtiated from the traditional Japanese ta/rice field-plan, and consist of a simple division of the square shaped plan into four equal quadrants. Both the staircases and the chimney is placed in the same quadrant, forcing the stairs to dance around the chimney.

Time

TypePlace

Supervisors

Team

Description

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Analysis:Frug House by Robert Venturi

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Analysis:Frug House by Robert Venturi

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Our Design:Frae House, Front Facade

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Our DesignFrae House, Back Facade

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Frae House, Section 1:100

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Frae House, Floor Plan 1.1:100

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Ravnkloa Market hall0320.03/2012 - 25.05/2012

Design Course: Arkitetur 6 - Larger buildings in Plan ContextNorwegian University of Science and Technology

Steffen WellingerSunniva Huus

John Haddal Mork, Silje Ruud

In this design course the task was to design a market hall in the city Centre of Trondheim. The site was in a historic market square, which today has lost much of its former life. The new market hall is connected to the surroundings, and invities audience to use the building and the square outside.Learning from traditional market halls, we have developed a tall ceiling with a visible and interesting roof structure. The floor is kept clean to allow flexibility and circulation. The stalls are independent from each other, and the sleek design allows for different sizes and uses. In order to understand how the roof shell could be built we conducted a intensive study into grid shell construction, as it best suited our visual ambitions. The grid shell is a flexible and light, typically wooden structure, and can either be shaped on site or prefabricated.

Time

TypePlace

Supervisor

Team

Description

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ExteriorIllustration by John Haddal Mork

InteriorIllustration by John Haddal Mork

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Volume is maximized in the relatively small site

Shaping the volume

Entrances are put in the chipped corners in both

directions.

The big roof is curved for both aesthetic and

structural reasons.

The roof is lifted towards the canal and the

entrances.

50m10m

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Kryssner, 22mm

Frosta akryplate, vindu om dagen, lysarmatur i mrket

LedStrip, 3,2m i omkrins rundt lysinnsleppet

Takkuppel

Takrenne

Luftespalte

22mm kryssner, avstivande rolle p taket

Takpapp

Slyfer, 23mm

Lekt, 48mm

Kopartekking

Dreneringsrenne

Fasadebelysning

Takpapp

Glas

Skjermrull

Solskjerm

Innfesting

Steg

FlensPar#2

FlensPar#1

Bjelke, krefter horisontalt og vertikalt.

Motor, solavskjerming

400mm xps

Dampsperre

Glass Facade and Roof Detail 1-50

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00 Havniv

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Section C-C1:333

Section B-B1:333

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OPP

Ope ned

Omrde for temporre boder

Temporre boder

Omriss av tak

Gang til mesanin

5 mHC

18 mHerre

18 mDame

25 mKontor og mterom

48 mKjkken

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Mesanin Plan1:500

Basement Plan1:500

Situation Plan1:500

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Garderobe#1

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Garderobe #2

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Lager

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Teknisk (Sj diagram)

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Reinhald

Tekisk sjakt

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Urban nodes0420.03/2012 - 25.05/2012

City Planning Course: Arkitetur 5 - City PlanningNorwegian University of Science and Technology

Markus SchwaiJacob Tiggers

Espen Eide, Espen Haugen, Sindre Johnsen

For this city planning project we were given a site in a neighbourhood in Trondheim in Norway. The scenario was set in year 2050, and the area is very important for the growth of the city. Today it is a car based area with lots of big scale shopping.Our concept and idea was to develop the area with nodes of activity, develop the infrastructure, and fill the area with mixed use blocks.

Time

TypePlace

Supervisor

Team

Description

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Existing conditions

Overview

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Concepts

Proposed Scheme Existing Conditions City Block

Mix Lamella

Business Block

Mini Skyscraper

U Block

1 - Three Activity Nodes

2 - Node Connection

3- Relocate Big Scale Shops

4 - Street Grid From Main Axes

Transportation

Parking as Life

Mixed Usage

Green Lungs

Steps of development Typologies

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Plan of typical typologies1:1000

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Masterplan 1:8000

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Bottom: An Entrance to the Green Lunges

Top: New Train- and Bus Station

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All visualizations by Sindre Johnsen

Bottom: The Shopping Mall City Lade

Top: Winter at the Sports Hall

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Rallar Arkitekter0501.01/2012 - present

In the winter 2012, still second year students, John was presented with the opportunity to design a boathouse for his Aunt. We formed a group and together with six students, took the challange. This group later became Rallar Arkitekter.We currently have two major works together, and are on a constant hunt for new challenges. Our two works have both been published in national magazines and on international architectural websites.

Our work has so far been voluntarily and in addition to the normal university courses.

In addition to the designing that we all have done, my main responsibility in Rallar Arkitekter has been outward communication through web page, email and public relations.

Anders Gunleiksrud, Eiliv Andreas Myren Ribe, John Haddal Mork, Kristine vsteb, Steinar Hillersy Dyvik, Silje Ruud

www.rallararkitekter.com

Time

Description

Members

More info

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The Boathouse in Haddal0601.01/2012 - 01.06/201210.06/2012 - 23.06/2012

BoathouseHaddal, Norway

Steffen WellingerJan Siem

Rallar Arkitekter21 Architecture Students from NTNU

Our first project with Rallar Arkitekter was to design the boathouse for Johns aunt. The site is on the shore in a beautiful valley on the west coast of Norway. The boathouse was going to be built close to the familys old boathouse, which had been the gathering place for decades. In the project we combined the obvious need for storage and the possibility of additional functions with our architectural ideas and design. A couple of months into the design process we also decided that we should build it ourselves, and invited 15 students to a building workshop the following summer. The building was completed in just two weeks.The boathouse is clad with untreated pine heartwood, which developes a natural grey patina over time. The roof is covered with slate and for the front facade we used plexi glass with unique light openings.

Design periodBuilding period

TypePlace

Supervisors

Design teamBuilding team

Description

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Plan1-100

Facade Detail1-20

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South Facade 1-100

West Facade1-100

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Rjukan Town Cabin0701.09/2012 - 01.06/201310.06/2013 - 23.06/2013

PavilionRjukan, NorwayTinn Municipality

Steffen WellingerBendik ManumMarkus Schwai

Rallar Arkitekter22 Architecture Students from NTNU

Our second project with Rallar Arkitekter was initiated by the City Architects of Tinn. The task was open: With your newcomers to this town, do something you think we need in the town. We did everything, from searching for sites, to programming, to designing, to applying for funding, to arranging a building workshop for fellow students.

The Town Cabin is a gathering place, 24/7 available in the historical town square of Rjukan. It is constructed of 4000m 75*75mm wood, screwed together in a 3 dimensional grid. The outside is covered with plexi glass and the inside is lit by color changing LED strips, turning the Town Cabin into a lantern by night. Inside it is also an exhibition space, currently showing old and new photos from the local area.

Design periodBuilding period

TypePlaceClient

Supervisors

Design teamBuilding team

Description

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Snitt kledning N og (torgsida og gateside)

Oppriss kledning N og (torgsida og gateside)

Festes i vertikalsjiktet med farmerskruer c/c 40

Overlapping der nederste horisontalsjikt ukter Skjting midt p konstruksjonen

Plexiglass, 4mm hgde 475mm - lengde etter material

Farmerskrue, 4,8 x 55mm

Gummipakning 15mm

1:5

Kledningsdetalj

Snitt + opprissnord- og stfasade

400mm

400mm

400mm

Forankringsdybde p sylesko:150mm

Ringmur 300mm x 300mm tverrsnitt:Asfalten skjres nyaktig etter fotavtrykket til ringmuren og betongen helles direkte ned i en ca. 300mm dyp grft.Armering

Hyde fra bakke til underkant syle:50mm

Sittehyde ca. 450mm

Detalj: Mte med bakken 1:10

Ringmur- forankring til fundament

Avslutning p kledning

Facade Detail (N and E walls)1-10

Foundation and Wall, Typical Wall Section1-50

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3D model. Each color represents different lengths

Town Square Site Plan1-400

1 m5,0 m

12,0 m

9,8 m

9 m

23,2 m

23,4 m

1Situasjonsplan

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NY PLASSERING

Parkeringsareal for snutebuss

8,0 mBod

5m

3m

BodBod

Omrde for torghandel

Det brune omrdet p 5m x 12m viser byggets fotavtrykk p torget.

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Others08The following content are other design related experiences I have had.

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Art Direction at ISFiT 2013

From March 2012 to March 2013 I worked as a volunteer for the International Student Festival in Trondheim 2013 (ISFiT 2013). As the festivals Art Director, I led a team of ten others, and together we made the festivals graphic profile, posters, magazines, merchandise and more.

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Erasmus Intensive Program

Structures in Building Culture: Skin and BonesThe Autumn 2012 I joined an Erasmus workshop in Poland, where I spent two weeks learning and

experimenting with the technique of wickering.