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gaia busi curriculum vitae and portfolio

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Architect

dates: 04.2014 - 09.2014architect: Francesco Busi e Gaia Busilocation: Travignoliobject: Apartment renovation in a Villa in Tuscany.work: First work as a freelance with Francesco Busi

Located in the Chianti area among the vineyards, Travignoli used to be a convent. It was built in the XII century, and later on converted into a family residence and winery. My brother and I recentely renewed a part of it, still mantaining the strong traditional carachter of the building and the deep taste of the surrounding landscape through the choice of materials and finishes. It’s now a duplex 3 bedroom apartment, about 200 sq mt, featuring cotto flooring and thick old stone walls. I believe we did consolidate the charming and antique atmosphere with a contemporary reading of the space.

dates: 03.2010 - 08.2013employer: MA Architects, New York www.ma.com location: New York, NY object: 50 Varick, 250 Bowery, 11 N Moorework: Project architect at MA.

I worked on many projects and for most of them was involved in the entire project development: from Schematic Design to Construction Documentation, detailing and Construction Administration. Schematic Design phase: to develop the design of the project, space plans and find best layout, coordinate material selection, architectural drafting with AutoCAD and SketchUp.Construction Documents phase: responsible for the full drawing production: docu-ments for the building permit application, for bidding and eventually for construction. From floor plans and sections to interior and exterior details. Coordination with engi-neers and consultants, ownership weekly meetings and constant communication, pre-paring specifications, collecting materials and final presentation for the clients.Construction Administration phase: weekly job site visits to review the construction and its conformance to the contract documents, Shop Drawings review, Field Reports preparation.

dates: 01.2010 - 02.2010 architects: Gaia Busilocation: 157 3rd Ave, New York, NYobject: Piccolo Cafework: Interior design of the store

Piccolo Cafe on 3rd Ave is the first one of 4 nice and cozy italian restaurants opened in NYC by two italian friends who embarked in this US adventure in 2009 making a lot of success. I have partecipated with the owners to the design phase of the store. I did the drawing production and helped them to figure out the space renovation with images and renderings. All the wood used is reclaimed: a pallet wall covers the right side of the restaurant, stools and tables are handmade from reclaimed barnyard wood. The store was renovated at the beginning of 2010 and opened in March 2010.

dates: 01.2010 - 02.2010 employer: Storefront for Art and Architecture, New Yorklocation: New York, NYwork: Stage

dates: 02.2009 - 01.2010 employer: Bora Design, New Yorklocation: New York, NYwork: Stage, jewellery design activity

dates: 2010 object: Thesis publishinglocation: Milan, Italywork: in R. BONICALZI, “La città interrotta” Milano 2010, Edicit publisher

I received my Master degree in Architecture on April 2009 and as a result of the exten-sive research I completed, my Professor Rosaldo Bonicalzi asked me to publish my dis-sertation in “La città Interrotta”.

My education took place between Florence and the working environment of Politecnico di Milano in the field of Ar-chitecture. I specialized in Interior’s Architecture, attending for 2 years an in-depth course about. I’ve worked in pro-fessional architect studios in Milan, Paris and New York; my assignements focused on buildings and interior design.

work experiences

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dates: 22.04.2009 university: Politecnico di Milano degree: Master in Architecture. Specialization: Interiors Architecture. 110/110

dates: 26.09.2006 university: Politecnico di Milano degree: BA in Architecture 100/110

dates: 2005-2006 university: EAPLV, Paris, Franceexperience: Erasmus in Paris

dates: 2003school: Michelangiolo di Firenzedegree: Diploma. Italian secondary school specializing in classical studies.

Italian: Mother tongueEnglish: Advanced. 4 years in NYFrench: Very good. 1 year in ParisSpanish: Very good. 6 months in Chile

dates: 07.29.2009certificate: Registered Architect

software tools

Microsoft Windows® XP AdvancedOffice® Word-Powerpoint AdvancedExcel BaseAutocad 2008® AdvancedAutodesk 3dStudio Max 2008® BaseMicrosoft Windows® Sketch Up AdvancedAdobe Photoshop® CS4 AdvancedAdobe Illustrator® CS4 BaseAdobe Indesign® CS4 AdvancedCinema 4D® R10 GoodRhino®4 Good

hobbies

PhotographySailing

CookingRunning

Teaching Assistant

dates: 05.2009 - 10.2009 employer: Politecnico di Milano location: Milan, Italywork: Assistant of the Architectural Studio

Architect

dates: 2008 employer: AG&F Architetti, Milano location: Milan, Italywork: Stage. Studio specialized in interiors planning

dates: 2005 - 2006 employer: Mellett Architects, Parislocation: Paris, Francework: Stage. Studio specialized in public buildings, offices, interiors

Public Historic Buildings survey and proposals (Ambassade d’Irlande, Paris), but mainly residencial projects.In particular I’ve been working on the redesign of a house in Corsica. Plans and ele-vation study, sketches. I was following the Schematic Design and the Design Deve-lopment phase: Autocad drawings, design process with Patrick Mellett, communication with the client.

education

language skills

certificates

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projects

table of contents


my projects

Travignoli: completed pag.5Piccolo Cafe: completed pag.18

&Co projects

11 N Moore: in construction pag.7250 Bowery: completed pag.1150 Varick: completed pag.15

University

Thesis: completed pag.19

TravignoliRenovation of an apartment in a Villa in Tuscany, Italy

status: completed - 2014

Located in the Chianti area among the vineyards, Travignoli used to be a convent. It was built in the XII century, and la-ter on converted into a family residence and winery. My brother and I recentely renewed a part of it, still mantaining the strong traditional carachter of the building and the deep taste of the surrounding landscape through the choice of ma-terials and finishes. It’s now a duplex 3 bedroom apartment, about 200 sq mt, featuring cotto flooring and thick old sto-ne walls. I believe we did consolidate the charming and antique atmosphere with a contemporary reading of the space.

Living room

Bathroom - terracotta sink and concrete top


Travignoli, Italy

Stairs

Stairs room view


11 N MooreStone-clad residences complete a missing piece of Tribeca, NY

status: in construcion - 2015

Occupying what was a parking lot for many years in Tribeca, across the street from the fire station featured in the Ghost Busters movies, 11 N Moore street is a nine floor, 18-unit luxury condominium development with three street fron-tages and a landscape garden courtyard. The exterior of the building is sheathed in limestone and black granite with a two-story base of blackened steel framing and enormous floor-to-floor ceiling, 6’ by 10’ operable windows. Atop the building a duplex pethouse unit with private swimming pool. Since the very first sketch I was involved in the entire project development: from Schematic Design to Construction Documentation, detailing and Construction Administration. See pag.2 for more info.

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250 BoweryUpscale Residences in a Famously Down at the Heels Neighborhood, NY

status: Completed - 2013

Situated across the street from the New Museum, 250 Bowery is an eigth-story building with 24 condominium units that include 4 duplex penthouses, rooftop gardens and ground-level retail space. The design was conceived of as a contemporary loft building with a facade of factory-sash, floor-to-ceiling windows framed with wide-flanged , powder-coated aluminum steel beams and columns. The sober facade stands in striking contrast to the hodgepodge mix of nineteenth-century tenements and commercial brick buildings that line the street. Since the very beginning I was involved in the entire project development: from Schematic Design to Construction Documentation, detailing and Construction Administration. See pag.2 for more info.

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DECEMBER 7, 2011

FEBRUARY 10, 2012

1WALL SECTION @ MASONRY WALLSCALE: 3/16"=1'-0"

2WALL SECTION @ WINDOW WALLSCALE: 3/16"=1'-0"3

WALL SECTION @ CMU WALLSCALE: 3/16"=1'-0"

63 109

AS NOTED

A-330.00WALL SECTIONS

4WALL SECTION @ N & S WALL OPENINGSSCALE: 3/16"=1'-0"

Facade details

Close up Photo


50 VarickRenowned London Film and Photography Studio Settles into Manhattan, NY


London-based Spring Studios made its New York debut during 2014 Fashion Week with runway shows by Michael Kors and Diane von Fustemberg. Four floors above the Verizon 911 Call Center have been converted into giant, flexi-ble studio spaces for film and photography events that can accomodate +4,000 people at one time. In addition to back-of-house administrative spaces, the facility also offers food service, restaurant dining, and a rooftop terrace with expansive Manhattan views. I have worked on it at the very beginning of the project development winning the competition with Aldo Andreoli in 2010. Schematic Design phase: Develop the design of the project, space plans and find best layout, coordinate material selection, architectural drafting with AutoCAD and SketchUp.

Varick Street Elevation

Day view of the Building

Night view of the Building


50 Varick, NY

Photo of the studios

Building Section - Proposal


50 Varick, NY

Building Section

Photo of the Staircase


Piccolo CafeFirst one of four italian restaurant in Manhattan, NY


Piccolo Cafe on 3rd Ave is the first one of 4 nice and cozy italian restaurants opened in NYC by two italian friends who embarked in this US adventure in 2009 making a lot of success. I have partecipated with the owners to the design phase of the store. I did the drawing production and helped them to figure out the space renovation with images and renderings. All the wood used is reclaimed: a pallet wall covers the right side of the restaurant, stools and tables are handmade from reclaimed barnyard wood. The store was renovated at the beginning of 2010 and opened in March 2010.

Plan and Sections

Pallet wall


ThesisUn progetto per la stazione ferroviaria di Rimini

22.04.2009

La dismissione dell’area ferroviaria, e la conseguente richiesta da parte dell’Amministrazione comunale di una ricon-versione funzionale, costituiscono l’occasione da cui il progetto prende forma. Il vuoto che si viene a determinare in quest’area della città evidenzia l’interruzione e il contrasto esistente tra il tessuto urbano storico di Rimini e quello della città marina.Dal punto di vista del ragionamento architettonico intendiamo questo vuoto come uno spazio da costruire e definire per ristabilire le relazioni perdute all’interno del tessuto urbano. Il vuoto assume così per il progetto una duplice im-portanza: come spazio da costruire e come luogo in cui si realizza la connessione tra una regola consolidata, da noi assunta come valida, la città storica, e una regola presunta, la città marina. Dal punto di vista compositivo questo vuoto si struttura in un sistema urbano articolato attraverso una successione di piazze che ricomprende tutti gli elementi dell’ area: il verde, il margine della linea ferroviaria, le rovine dell’ anfiteatro romano e il grattacielo. Essi, prima privi di relazioni reciproche, entrano in dialettica attraverso il progetto che prevede la realizzazione di una nuova stazione ferroviaria, un grande albergo, un teatro e una parte destinata a residenza.L’impianto del progetto riprende i tracciati del tessuto urbano della Rimini storica, caratterizzato dalla conservata struttura del castrum romano, assumendo come asse portante il tracciato del cardo lungo il quale si sviluppa il colle-gamento viabilistico principale.

Tavola Analoga


Thesis

L’albergo presenta un fronte urbano scandito da un portico su cui si affacciano i negozi e dai loggiati delle camere ai piani superiori, e un fronte sulla corte verde, la cui terrazza al piano del ristorante richiama, come la grande hall al pia-no terra, l’immagine dell’Hotel Des Bains, scenario del film “Morte a Venezia” di Visconti. Il disegno del verde riprende i giardini di Schinkel e Lenné, opponendo alla rigidità planimetrica delle corti una linea morbida e organica. Sul margine del parco, lungo il sedime dell’Ausa, si dispongono i blocchi a corpo doppio delle residenze che suggeriscono la volontà di apertura e continuità verso la città e ribadiscono la valenza del parco non come limite ma come tramite.


Thesis

As a result of the extensive research I completed, my Pro-fessor Rosaldo Bonicalzi asked me to publish my disserta-tion in “La città Interrotta” Milano 2010, Edicit publisher.


referencesMA ArchitectsMorris Adjmi

[email protected]

Storefront for Art and ArchitectureCésar Augusto Cotta

97 Kenmare Street New York, NY 10012www.storefrontnews.org

Politecnico di MilanoFacoltà di Architettura civile

Prof. Rosaldo BonicalziVia Durando 10, 20158 Milano

www.polimi.it

AG&F architettiArch. Giuseppe Agata Giannoccari

Via Procaccini 47, 20154, Milano , Italywww.agfarchitetti.it

Mellett Architects Arch. Patrick Mellett

6, rue du Roi Doré 75003 Paris, Francewww.mellett-architects.com
