DAGMAR S I TA ROVA

e d u c a t i o n

*1986 Brno, Czech republic

2005 graduated at Bishop grammar school Brno

2005 | 2009 Faculty of Architecture, University of Technology Brno

2009 Bachelor´s degree at Faculty of Architecture, UT Brno

2009 | 2010 Faculty of Architecture, UT Graz, Austria

2010 | Faculty of Architecture, UT Brno

l a n g u a g e s k i l l s

English advanced

German improved

REVITALIZATION OF FLOWER GARDEN, KROMERIZ2009 TU Brno

main access from the citycenter

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current condition

solved area - north and south foreland of Flower Garden

new designed objects - garden pavilion, gardencraft

original condition

northern foreland

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main perspective view lateral perspective view entry / exit wall gateways

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a / colonnade b / rotunda c / ponds d / strawberry hills e / bowling court f / tropical glasshouse g / winter glasshouse h / aviary

REVITALIZATION OF FLOWER GARDEN, KROMERIZ2009 TU Brno

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1 / boardroom 2 / cashdesk, info, bookshop 3 / pernament gallery 4 / gardeners appartment 5 / seminar room 6 / library, studyroom

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GForiginal condition

main entry building

longitudinal section

view from the communication / view from the courtyard

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REVITALIZATION OF FLOWER GARDEN, KROMERIZ2009 TU Brno

sculptural park

dutch garden

café / gallery

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gardenpavilion

longitudinal sectioncross section

west east

south

north

detail

1 / bar 2 / storage 3 / café 4 / gallery 5 / storage 6 / warderobe

The main character of the site in Dubrovnikcan be described as a unde�ned open space.Right now there is a narrow road leading up tothe plateau which is used as a parking space.The road then continues westwards to anearby chapel. The exposed site ofers a wideview around, not only over the sea but alsoeastwards to the old town of Dubrovnik. Adeterminant characteristic of the site is theimmediate neighbour - the fortress. It standsexposed on the rock giving a clue of what kindof volume the new building cold react to.From the very start we wanted to use theexposed site as our platform. Visible from theold town we wanted to create a counterbalance to the dominating fortress.The programm inside was divided by its functions. Functions of the congress such awardrobe, restrooms, a bar and rooms forutilities are organiced along the east façade,leaving a free space of 18 by 55m. That spaceis a continuation of the outer plateau and hasa “public“ character. People can enter theground �oor even if they are not attending thecongress. They dont interfere.There are twoelements in that space. Each of them containsstairs and an elevator giving access to themain function of the congress - the auditoriumand the congress hall. They can be discribedas two seperate volumes which are suspended from the roof structure. They elevate in ahight of 4 m and maintain a gap of 2 m oneither side for proper illumination through skylights which are situated inbetween the bearing reinforced concrete beams. The 18by 55m parcel can be used for breaks or for variousevents outside the congress time, such as exibitions, parties or other gatherings.Furthermore, two �oors of o�ces are situatedas well along the east façade creating the 2ndand 3rd �oor. The basement which is orientated to the south inhabits seminar rooms,restrooms and storage.

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longitudinal section cross section

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CONGRESS CENTER DUBROVNIK2009 UT Graz, co.Benjamin Zajaczkowski

bearing walls

beams for suspension of cubes

AUDITORIUM

CONFERENCE HALL

STAIRCASE

STORAGE

OFFICE

TECHNICAL FLOOR

OFFICE

STAIRCASE

BAR

WARDROBE

SEMINARS

RESTROOMS

RESTROOMS

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2010 UT GrazRESIDENTIAL TOWER FRANKFURT

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S E M I N A R R O O M S

F I T N E S S | L E I S U R E C E N T R E

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2010 UT GrazRESIDENTIAL TOWER FRANKFURT

THE TOWER IS LOCATED BY NORTHERN BORDER OF

FRANKFURT´S OLD CITY CENTRE. IT´S STANDING OPPO-

SITE 11 LEVEL HIGH OFFICE BUILDING IN KATZENPFORTE

STRASSE DEFINING CLEARLY THEIR SHARED FRONT

SPACE.TURNING SLIGHTLY TOWARDS THIS COMPLEX IT´S

FOLLOWING THE STREETLINE OS STEPHANSTRASSE SO

IT´S NOT STICKING OUT TO A PERSPECTIVE VIEW, BUT

STILL KEEPING TO BE A MAIN DOMINANT OF STIFTSRASSE

WHEN VIEWING FROM THE CITY CENTRE. THANKS THIS

POSITION BUILDING GAINED SOME EXTRA FRONTSPACE

ON ITS SOUTH SIDE, WHICH CAN BE USED FOR VARIOUS

PURPOSES.

IN ORDER TO RESPOND OCCUPANT´S DIFFERENT

REQUIREMENTS THE TOWER IS DESIGNED WITH MAXIMAL

FLEXIBLE APARTMENTS ARRANGEMENT IN MIND. THE

CONFIGURATION OF THE 2 ACCESS CORES AND

COLUMN-FREE INTERIORS MEAN THAT EACH STOREY CAN

BE SUBDIVIDED QUITE EASILY INTO VARIOUS UNITS. ADDI-

TIONAL TO INCREASE THE QUALITY OF INNER LIFE APART-

MENTS ARE MIXED WITH TERRACES WHICH GO OVER 2 OR

3 LEVELS AND GIVING THE POSSIBILITY TO HAVE A SMALL

PRIVATE GARDEN EVEN IN A HIGH RISE BUILDING. THE

DISPOSITIONS VARY FROM 1 UP TO 3 BEDROOMS WITH OR

WITHOUT THE TERRACE.

FACADE OF THE TOWER IS FULL GLAZED. AT THE PLACE OF

APARTMETS HAVING DOUBLE GLAZED WINDOWS,

CONTINUING JUST SINGLE GLAZED AT TERRACES SPACE.

TO AVOID A OVERHEATING EFFECT IN THE APARTMENTS

INTERIORS BUILDING IS USING OUTER SHADOWING

SYSTEM - HORIZONTAL LAMELLAS WHICH ALSO

ENHANCE APPEARANCE OF TERRACES RANDOM

ARRANGEMENT FROM OUTSIDE VIEW.

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1 parquet 20mm glue 3mm screeding 20mm flaster floor 60mm separation foil insulation 40mm reinforced concrete 300m

2 aluminium profil 120/55

3 aluminium lamella (PTFE fibre infill, electric controlled)

4 steel grating 40mm

5 single glazed window panel

6 insolation double glass window

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E A S T S O U T H W E S T N O R T H 2010 UT GrazRESIDENTIAL TOWER FRANKFURT

CONSTRUCTION SCHEMA

S L A B 3 0 0 m m

C A N T I L E V E R S 5 , 6 m

B E A M S 3 0 0 | 8 0 0 m m

footpr int 261.121m2volume* 133.432.831m3density 146

housing 61 ,3%publ ic 38 ,7%

housing 81 .394.026,9m3 publ ic 50 .704.475,8m3

*) storey heigth 3 .5m

area 127,58 km2density 0 ,3

inhabitants 254.554

G R A Z

DENSITY OF GRAZ2010 workshop UT Graz, co. Benjamin Zajaczkowski

GRAZ HAS CHANGED. NO MORE GREY, NARROW ALLEYS AND STREETS. NO CARS, NO TRAFFIC JAMS. THE CITY LIFE HAS BEEN ELEVATED. IT IS NOW FLOATING IN A HEIGHT OF 150-300 M. PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SPACES ARE RATIONALIZED INTO MODULS OF 30X30X150 M AND CREATE A GIANT MESH. PEOPLE ARE FREE TO TRAVEL INSIDE THAT MESH. IT PROVIDES ENOUGH SPACE FOR PROPER DAYLIGHT BUT IS STILL DENSE ENOUGH FOR SHORT CONNECTIONS.

300 m

150 m

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150 m

30 m

30 m

POSSIBLE DISTRIBUTION

PRIVATE - DWELLINGSPUBLIC - COMMERCIAL, CULTURE, WORKING

MODUL TYPES

PRIVATE

PUBLIC

PRIVATE

DESIGN IN ARCHITECTURE2008 | 2009 UT Brno

CD CASE2010 TU Graz

CD case is inspired by scandinavian design and its sence for simplicity, purity, utility and availability. As well using natural materials like paper / wood combined with felt makes the product very haptic. Felt stripe is not only decorative element, it helps to connect both case parts together and eases to pull out the CD disc.