PORTFOLIOsimon frick

EDUCATION

2012-2013 self-employed collaboration with Fey Messe- und Objektdesign product design for Freudenhaus Brillen

2010-2012 MDLab, munich, cheil worldwide, frankfurt/seoul, design, construction planning, international project management, design strategy and communication planning for interior design and refurbishment of a half-timber house, private client

2010 diploma of architecture, technical university of munich internship peter bohn + associates, munich

2009 victoria university of wellington, new zealand

2008 tutorial assistant at the chair of visual arts, prof. tina haase, technical university of munich, one semester

2007 internship leuschner-architekten, munich

2006 internship carpenter dorfhuber, kienberg

2005 internship installer josef pließnig gmbh, munich

2004-2010 study of architecture, technical university of munich

2004 construction site, internship gillwald-bau gmbh, munich spanish course, barcelona, spain

PERSONAL DATES

first name simonlast name frick

date of birth 19.07.1983nationality germanhome address tegernseer landstrasse 38, munich, germany

ADDITIONAL SKILLS

languages english spanish, intermediate french, basics software skills rhinoceros with grasshopper, vray, autocad, vector works, archicad, photoshop, indesign, illustrator, cinema4d

hobbies skiing, climbing, music/djing, travelling

CURRICULUMVITAE

UNIVERSITY PROJECTS

SOLAR PEBBLE

The compact form and the irregular outline of a water-worn pebble provided the idea for this low-energy house project.

The absence of any symmetry is one of the key factors for the intriguing shape. A plain surface cut into the cur-ved volume is covered with high performance solar cells. The structure is light, demountable and transportable in six prefabricated modules, which fit in an ISO container.

Since there are no corners, only one single detail is requi-red for the skin. High insulation and low energy require-ments because of the ultra compact use of space also make the building well-suited for use in extreme environments such as very cold or hot regions. A challenging aspect was the design of the organic interior, which is arranged around a central full-height circulation zone with sitting-on-ly areas at the periphery. The complete project was mo-delled in 3D and plotted by a rapid prototyping machine.The project is published in the book „micro architecture/stu-dio + projects“ by Richard Horden, Thames and Hudson, 2008

Modular Concept

The solar.pebble system consists of six modules which are prefabricated. They fit in a container.

SOLAR PEBBLE

SOLAR PEBBLE

FCH 2.0A LIVING SCULPTURE

UNIVERSITY PROJECTS

The idea of the `Family Compact Home` was raised because of the fu-ture need to decrease living space while keeping up a high living standard.Today many buildings use a lot of ground. The FCH only measures 4.5 metres in lenght and width with a height of 9.3 metres. Up to four people can live inside. The ground level is used for storage and the parking of a small car like a Smart.Basically, the idea of the FCH is to first imagine the tower as a massive volume and then take organic shapes out. These negative volumes build rooms. The concept is shown in first models, little blocks of PU that were perforated more and more. The FCH is an experimental, further development of Richard Horden`s Micro Compact Home©. The unfinalized project is published in the book „micro ar-chitecture/studio + projects“ by Richard Horden, Thames and Hudson, 2008

FCH 2.0A LIVING SCULPTURE

FCH 2.0A LIVING SCULPTURE

FCH 2.0A LIVING SCULPTURE

UNIVERSITY PROJECTS

UPPER MOUTERE, NEW ZEALANDWINERY

The project situated on the South Island of New Zealand, Upper Moutere, is inspired by the image of rocks embed-ded into the landscape. The sequence of the volumes reflects the process of wine making. Visitors can take a tour through the complex, that is partially dug into the ground. The tour ends in the cafe whose terrace is overloo-king the hills. A central pathway connects the ensemble.The envelop is covered with corten steel pa-nels. A timber diamond grid builds the struc-ture dissolving the division of wall and ceiling.

UPPER MOUTERE, NEW ZEALANDWINERY

sectional perspective of the tank room with columns support-ing the roof

7mm CORTEN STEEL PLATEEXTERIOR SKIN

60mm CAVITY

100mm HIGH DENSITY POLYSTYRENEINSULATION

10mm DD PLY SHEET

TORCH ON BITUMOUS MEMBRANEbituFLAME CAP SHEET ON bituFLAMEBASE SHEET (6mm OVERLAP OVERTHE BASE SHEET) ON bituPRIME APPLIEDTO 19mm EXTERNAL GRADE DD PLY SHEET

35mm PLY STRUCTURAL CASSETTE MEMBER

60mm CAVITY FOR SERVICES

7mm CD PLY SHEET INTERNAL SKIN,EASILY REMOVABLE TO ACCESSSERVICES CAVITY AND DRILL HOLESFOR SERVICES FITTINGS WHEN NEEDED

35mm PLY STRUCTURAL CASSETTE MEMBER

ROOF COMPOSITION

10mm BRACED STEEL ANGLE BRACKETFIXES BEAMS WITH M20 x 220 ENGINEERINGBOLTS, CENTRAL HOLE IN BRACE LEFTTO REDUCE WEIGHT AND ALLOW FORSERVICES

WALL/ROOF CLADDING, 7mm CORTEN STEEL PLATEEXTERIOR SKIN, 60mm CAVITY, TORCH ON BITUMOUSWEATHERPROOF MEMBRANE

7mm CORTEN STEEL PLATE EXTENDS ALONG THE RIDGETO LINK THE WALL/ROOF PLANES TOGETHER, THE LINESOF THE CORTEN DIAMOND PLATES ARE ETCHED INTO

THESURFACE FOR CONTINUITY

100mm HIGH DENSITY POLYSTYRENEINSULATION

VAPOUR BARRIER

10mm DD PLY SHEET

19MM DD EXTERNAL GRADE PLY SHEET

CASSETTE DIAMOND SHAPE 35MMSCREWED TOGETHER WITH STEEL X-BRACKETS

MAIN BEAM 360MM X 120MM

ALUMINIUM MOUNTING BRACKETSFIX CORTEN STEEL PLATES TOMAIN WALL STRUCTURE

ALUMINIUM PURLINS TOSUPPORT ABOVEMOUNTING

ALUMINIUM CAVITYBATTEN SUPPORTSPURLIN ABOVE ANDMOUNTS INTERNAL PLYSHEET

M12 x 120 ENGINEERING BOLTSFIX THE STRUCTURAL CASSETTEFRAMES, THROUGH 10mm STEEL'x' BRACKETS

10mm STEEL 'x' BRACKET

STEEL JOINT BRACKET 20MMWELDED TO CONIC COLUMN PROFILE

STEEL BRACED BASE PLATE 40MM

75.094°22.580°

axonometric view of a corner main beams jointed by steel brackets 250x350mm display of angles between beams for construction on site

77.731°

52.502°

LONGITUDONAL SECTION 1 200

column steel welded jointsarms have different lenghts whereas base is equal

CASSETTE DIAMOND SHAPE 35MMSCREWED TOGETHER WITH STEEL X-BRACKETS

JOINT REACTION TO CHANGING ANGLE OF ROOF

WELDED STEEL CONNEC-TION 20MM THICK

200mm CONCRETE FLOOR SLAB

665 REINFORCING MESH

H16 REINFORCING STEEL

ANCHOR BOLTS CAST INTO CONCRETEFOOTING

50mm HIGH DENSITY POLYSTYRENEUNDERFLOOR INSULATION

DAMP PROOF MEMBRANE (DPM)

40mm BEDDING SAND

COMPACTED HARD CORE, 150mm ORTO SOLID BEARING

EARTH

STEEL PLATE 40MM

100mm HIGH DENSITY POLYSTYRENEINSULATION

VAPOUR BARRIER

10mm DD PLY SHEET

19MM DD EXTERNAL GRADE PLY SHEET

7mm CORTEN STEEL PLATEEXTERIOR SKIN

60mm CAVITY

100mm HIGH DENSITY POLYSTYRENEINSULATION

10mm DD PLY SHEET

TORCH ON BITUMOUS MEMBRANEbituFLAME CAP SHEET ON bituFLAMEBASE SHEET (6mm OVERLAP OVERTHE BASE SHEET) ON bituPRIME APPLIEDTO 19mm EXTERNAL GRADE DD PLY SHEET

35mm PLY STRUCTURAL CASSETTE MEMBER

60mm CAVITY FOR SERVICES

7mm CD PLY SHEET INTERNAL SKIN,EASILY REMOVABLE TO ACCESSSERVICES CAVITY AND DRILL HOLESFOR SERVICES FITTINGS WHEN NEEDED

35mm PLY STRUCTURAL CASSETTE MEMBER

ROOF COMPOSITION

FLOOR COMPOSITION

ANKER BOLTS CAST INTO CONCRETE

joseph baileysian robinsonsimon frick

winerymoutere hillsupper moutere

arch441constructionphase1exterior envelope

simon frickdetailspage 7 of 9

UPPER MOUTERE, NEW ZEALANDWINERY

UPPER MOUTERE, NEW ZEALANDWINERY

ART GALLERYSUPER MARKET

UNIVERSITY PROJECTS

ART GALLERYSUPER MARKET

This project is located in Wellington, New Zealand.The design is orientated by the cuba street building code. Though, it attempts to break it. The facade facing cuba street shows few windows and expressive slabs arranged in diffe-rent angles. The building height is orientated by the existing buildings.The whole complex consists of four “pieces“ appearing sepe-rated from outside although they are connected inside.This impression changes as soon as the observer steps into the park behind the building. A fully glazed facade shows the “organs“ of the building, boxes spread throughout the space in all three dimensions. So the visitor moves in all directions, following the idea of a continuous “space in space”. The volume on the south end contains the supermarket. It is a flexible space, able to react to the current exhibition. The exhibiting artist is free to choose which products shall be available and how to display them.

The building is fully constructed in concrete. The minimalistic expression of the material lets the form speak for itself. The exiting shape, appearing like gems or stones contributes to an architecture that attracts people. At the same time, it provides enough clarity to work for and not against the art exhibited. “1st“ floor

Facade section

“2nd“ floor

Entrance/Lobby Bathrooms

Cafe

Office

Supermarket

ART GALLERYSUPER MARKET

LIVING INTHE KRESZENTIA-PARK

UNIVERSITY PROJECTS

axonometric view

The task in this project was to design twelve apartments and a pavil-lon in the park of a retirement home. The housing should for a limited time host relatives of the elderly or people that work nearby. The flats should be for singles or couples.The pavillon should serve as a center of communication.

Hereafter, the idea was to place three concrete „U`s“ between the re-newed vegetable patch, the existing apartments and the park. Each of them contains four double rooms spread out over the first and second floor. Kitchen and living room are situated on the ground floor and shared by the inhabitants. The three houses act as a filter between the living area and the park. They are fully glazed on the two narrow sides. Centrally placed between the retirement house and the living units the pavillon is situated. It is a simple construction with a concrete slab as roof. Its sides are partially glazed for use during rain or in winter time.

site plan

entrance

LIVING INTHE KRESZENTIA-PARK

Schnittperspektive 1:25

Ansicht Süd 1:100

Grundriss EG 1:100

Grundriss 1./2. OG 1:100

Schnitt Süd 1:100

LIVING INTHE KRESZENTIA-PARK

Achtung min 140mm!!!!

attentionmin140mm!!!!

Schnittperspektive 1:25section perspectivepavillon

LIVING INTHE KRESZENTIA-PARK

HIGHLIGHT PRODUCT TABLESAMSUNG IFA2011

FAIRPROJECTS

HIGHLIGHT PRODUCT TABLE

HIGHLIGHT PRODUCT TABLESAMSUNG IFA2011

YEOSU EXPO 2012

FAIRPROJECTS

YEOSU EXPO 2012 SAMSUNG PAVILION

YEOSU EXPO 2012 SAMSUNG PAVILION

YEOSU EXPO 2012 SAMSUNG PAVILION

MWC BARCELONA 2011

SAMSUNG, MWC BARCELONA

SAMSUNG

FAIRPROJECTS

MWC BARCELONA 2011SAMSUNG

SAMSUNG, CTIA ORLANDO 2011

FAIRPROJECTS

MWC BARCELONA 2011SAMSUNG

MWC BARCELONA 2011SAMSUNG

CTIA ORLANDO 2011

SAMSUNG, CTIA ORLANDO 2011

SAMSUNG

FAIRPROJECTS

CTIA ORLANDO 2011SAMSUNG

CTIA ORLANDO 2011SAMSUNG

AUDIEXHIBITION DISPLAY

FAIRPROJECTS

AUDIEXHIBITION DISPLAY

Show display for the presentation of a new, lighter fender for AUDI cars.The visitor guesses how much lighter the new fen-der is, compared to the old one.Then he types the number on the display and the metal balls fall onto the scale.The signs indicate, if the guess was too low, too high or equals.

VISUALIZATION OF A DIPLOMA

VISUALIZATIONOF A DIPLOMA

VISUALIZATION OF A DIPLOMA

VISUALIZATION OF A DIPLOMA

VISUALIZATION OF A DIPLOMA

KINDERGARDEN INTERIOR

KINDERGARDEN INTERIOR DESIGN PLANNING

KINDERGARDEN INTERIOR

PERIBAUMA2013

PERI BAUMA2013 MÜNCHEN

WORK-IN-PROGRESS

TO BE REALIZED APRIL 2013

FAIRPROJECTS

PERIBAUMA2013

PERIBAUMA2013

PERIBAUMA2013

PERIBAUMA2013

PERIBAUMA2013

PERIBAUMA2013

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