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Karolina Horn
bio
30.07.1989 Bydgoszcz, Poland
Contact
+48 695 644 855 karolinahorn1@gmail.com karolina_horn
Education
2013- Present Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk, Naval Architecture 2009-2014 Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk, Product Design 2008-2013 Gdask University of Technology, Architecture and Urban planning
experience
March - September 2013 Design Assistant in Seatech Engineering Ltd. engineering company specialized in shipbuilding industry
Languages
Polish
Skills
Adobe Photoshop AutoCad Corel Draw
English
French
Rhinoceros 3D
KeyShot
SketchUP
Interests
winter sports diving traveling fashion music cooking
naval architecture
The primary use of the building is to serve as a place to rent boats. The building includes also a small dining area. Also is an ideal place to conduct courses on the water. The pier is mounted on steel pontoons filled with polystyrene foam (14.2 x2, 8 m.) The structure, like boats, is made from aluminium profiles covered with trapezoidal sheet. The pier is fully removable after the season (May-September). This also provides a flexibility of use, as the pier might be moved to another part of the town. Pier shaped in a way that facilitates parking floating object. It is also allows charging the unit.
350cm
2000cm
passenger cabin
crew cabin
bridge deck
technical areas
laboratory areas
Seatech Engineering
passenger vessel - student internship/ 2012
The vessel was designed for sightseeing cruises on the river or as an alternative transport for commuters. This intended use determined the seats number similar to the bus capacity. Another requirement of the project was to design very convenient water bus, with silent propulsion, good manoeuvrability and reduced vibrations for passengers convenience. Huge front panoramic window gives an opportunity to see the landscape of the city from inside the passengers cabin. Moreover passengers cabin arrangement enables two handicapped voyage and getting around.
section
Spacious kitchen area Dining area
main deck
Technical Deck Sanitary block Vertical Wheelhouse communication Sanitary Cabin block 2
Storage areas
Vertical communication
lower deck
Bunk beds
officer deck
II accomodation dack
accomodation deck
main deck
Architecture
Retirement Home
Bechelors diploma project/ 2013
Project for the retirement home located in Gdask on Subisawa Street. The concept is to create a place to integrate the elderly, prevent their loneliness and provide assistance in everyday life. The building was designed to blend into the surrounding existing architecture. The three segments of the building are connected with the communicating core which serves as an axis for the structure. Thanks to this design segments appear virtually independent and seamlessly integrate into the surrounding green area.
Retirement Home
Bechelors diploma project/ 2013
The physical therapy segment with a swimming pool, gym and treatment rooms is located in the east wing. In the middle section there is catering hall with kitchen facilities. In the west wing of the building a living area was created to not only provide the residents with intimacy, but also create opportunity to interact with neighbours.
BASEMENT
GROUND FLOOR
SECOND FLOOR
Veterinary Clinic
gDynia, orowska street/ 2010
SITE PLAN
BASEMENT
GROUND FLOOR
SECTION
TERRACED HOUSE
WITH COMMERCIAL SPACE - LEGAL ADVISER OFFICE/ 2009
Project for the terraced mixed used building with commercial space facing the street and residential part behind.
The building was designed so that each resident has a private patio giving the alternative to the the typicalterraced house design.
The idea of a holiday home based on the logo. The concept was to locate the house at the place where forest meets lake. The project is based on the need to connect with nature.
design
How to eat flounder? Eating a flounder may cause a lot of problems. Small and numerous fishbones make this task really challenging. The specially designed cutlery may facilitate the consumption of this delicious fish. The unusual shape allows to precisely separate tender fish from the fishbone. The cutlery consists of a pair of skewers that serve as forks.
The project is dedicated to those involved in drawing, graphic design and plotting. This object gives freedom of setting the position of the illuminated surface used in the work of a designer. Thanks to the hinges, the light can be turn upside down and serve as a regular desktop backlight. The desktop light consists of two parts - the base and the luminous surface powered by a battery located inside the base. The entire casing is made from aluminium. The source of light is provided by evenly distributed LEDs.
This concept of a lamp is made from plastic rims, used in the production of cigarettes. The individual elements are connected with each other using a self-locking cable ties. The entire structure is covered with an elastic material.
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