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 Dirk Janus A rchitecture
portf olio
2022

About me

Architecture and urban planning are

my passion. I get inspired by the many
layers of the urban context from the
place where I grew up in Amsterdam.
As an aspiring designer, I work with
enthusiasm and optimism to improve
the urban environment and to enhance
its quality. My design process strives for
a synergy between architecture, urban
design and landscape design. In my view,
the interconnection of these disciplines
contributes to the quality of the built
environment.

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Curriculum Vitae Index
Dir k Janus Ed u c a ti o n
B: 13.04.1997 09.2020 - 07. 2023 TU Delft
p :he/him MSc Architecture, Urbanism and
Building Sciences
Ad dre ss Delft, the Netherlands
s: FransHalsstraat 22-2
p : 1072 BR 09.2017 - 07.2020 TU Delft
c: Amsterdam BSc Architecture, Urbanism and
Building Sciences
Social me dia Minor: House of the Future 06 The Wooden Dock
l: /in/dirk-janus Delft, the Netherlands #urbantransformation
MSc Architecture, Urbanism & Building Sciences
L anguag e s 09.2016 - 07.2017 WdKA L: Nieuwe Haven, Delft
Dutch native Willem de Kooning Academy D: 01.2022
English fluent First year completion Spatial design
linking: graphic design
Cont act Rotterdam, the Netherlands 12 The Edible Home
t: +31 6 41 24 31 91 #sustainabilty #futurescenario
e: Dirk.Janus@hotmail.com 09.2010 - 07.2015 HLZ Minor House of the Future
Secondary School Education (HAVO) L: Merwe-Vierhavensgebied, Rotterdam
Cra f t ing skills Extracurricular activity: Cambridge C1 D: 01.2020
Wood processing Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Laser cutting
3d printing J ob s 18 Helix Sport & Education Centre
Design sketching 05.2021 - present #multiuse #publicbuilding
Freelance technical designer BSc Architecture, Urbanism & Building Sciences
Digit a l skills Renovation & technical drawings L: Schiehaven, Rotterdam
Rhino D: 07.2020
Adobe Illustrator 05.2021 - 02.2022
Adobe Photoshop Renovation of dwelling in Abcoude
Adobe Indesign Client: private real estate developer 24 Tanthof-West
Autocad #sustainabilty #renovation #redevelopment
Archicad 08.2021 - 12.2021 Msc Architecture, Urbanism & Building Sciences
Microsoft office Renovation of Winch houses in Kenya L: Tanthof, Delft
Sketchup Client: Damen Marine Components D: 07.2021
Revit
Procreate V o l u n ta ry Exp eri en c e
09.2017 - 07.2018
Chairman of the 24 hours challange
studentcommittee (D.S.B.G. Stylos)

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 The
. Wooden Dock
Redevelopment of the Nieuwe Haven

About
The Nieuwe Haven is an old industrial
area along the Schie in Delft, which will be
transformed in the coming decade into
a new urban environment. The Wooden
Dock is located on the periphery of this
area and stands on its wooden legs
like an icon along the water. The mixed
program that consists of private dwellings
and public functions contributes strongly
to the quality of life of the rest of the
transformation project of the Nieuwe
Haven.

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The Wooden Doc k The Base
redevelopment of the Nieuwe Haven The base of the building houses the
collective and public functions. The
Concept
dwellings are placed on a wooden
The primary typology of the buildings
structure that also shelters a transition
consists of a plinth with collective and
zone between the private and public
public functions with private dwellings on
program.
top. The building site is easily accessible
by all types of transport. People that visit
the neighborhood by car can park above
Legend:

the public plinth in a parking garage. Dwelling

parking Garage
collective / public
functions

By clustering these parking spots, space

is freed up in the public space for more
social activities. The density flows with the Configuration type L
gradient of the bigger building volumes of The dwelling configuration is very flexible
the TU Delft Campus over into the existing due to the column - beam structure with
neighborhood. The building site neighbors a diameter of six by six meters. Type L
public spaces that form an extension of consists of four dwelling typologies with a
the building program. focus on care for eldery.

Collective outdoor spaces

The residents’ outdoor spaces are directed
inwards, creating an access typology where
residents are encouraged to meet each other
in a informal manner. The residents share a
roof garden on the 7th floor.

Urban section
The urban section shows the layout of
the neighboring public space of the
promenade. Striking is the lack of motorized
traffic in the adjacent public space. This
helps to generate a higher recreational
value for the users and residents of the
building.

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The Wooden Doc k
redevelopment of the Nieuwe Haven

Construction
In order to enable a flexible configuration, it is
important that the steel connecting elements
mainly consist of elements that can be
separated from each other. The spaces for the
different dwelling typologies are places within
this wooden grid with the usage of prefab wall
and floor elements that are easily changeable
in the future.

Dwelling configuration
The load bearing construction consists
of wooden beams and columns that are
connected by a steel connecting element.
The program of each dwelling positions itself
within this grid. The view from each living room
is directed into the courtyard and out across
the rest of the neighborhood, hence each
dwelling can enjoy both environments at the
same time. Floorplan & Section View
The inward character of the building is recognizable in both the
floor plan and section view. The access and the outdoor spaces
of the residents are combined into a lively collective environment
where they can informally meet one another.

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 The Edible Home
. Future farming in the city block
About
The Edible Home is the result of research
into the integration of urban farming in
future urban developments. The project
is located in the transformation area M4H
in Rotterdam, where in the past products
were shipped from all over the world to
areas in the hinterland. In the future this
function will continue to exist, but instead
of collecting products from other places,
food products will be grown in the built
environment and traded for profit.

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The Edible Home
Urban farming city block

Future scenario Impression 1

(1) Current agriculture is dominated by the urban environments. (3) In 2050, Interior view of kitchen dinner corner
practice of planting one species of crop agriculture is fully integrated in the self
on the same piece of land repeatedly. As sustained circular city life. the former
a result, biodiversity has fallen drastically. farmlands have been given back to
(2) Cities will be leading the way in the mother nature. Due to the competition
agriculture revolution of the 21st century. with the new innovative food industries,
Due to the innovations of the urban the food products are moving away from
farming industry it will be possible to mass the periphery and into central areas, such
produce in an alternative way in existing as the Randstad in the Netherlands.

Impression 2
View of exterior greenhouse

(1) Monoculture (2) Biodiversity (3) Permaculture

National Regional Local

Impression 3
view of private food production hallway

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The Edible Home
Urban farming city block

Vertical farming concept

(1) Traditional agriculture has a lot of
unfavorable benefits. (2) Aquaponics
is a combination between agriculture,
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aquaculture and hydroponics. It is 60
times more efficient than its traditional
counterpart. (3) In order to optimize
this system, the food product tubes are
suspended above the fish pond. In this
way the footprint is reduced. (4) The three-
dimensional system of aquaponics can

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be used as an architectural translation
tool to define spaces.

Form finding
A city block typology is chosen to allow the building to fit properly in the existing urban
fabric. The volume is given an open structure that comes together as a green valley in the
courtyard where the residents can meet. The roof brings the fragmented volumes back
together, like the canopy of a forest. The roof also collects rainwater and solar energy.

Specialisation
Subdivisions have been added to provide a
smaller social scale. Every community has
its own specialization in fruit or vegetables.
This specialization ensures that efficiency
is raised through the community. They
can repot, exchange, sell or process their
crops in the communal workplace.

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 HELIX
S C 0 10Helix sport complex
. Multiuse Sport & Education Centre

About
The port of Rotterdam is moving towards
the estuary of the Maas. The Schiehaven
formed an important tack to cities in
the hinterland such as Delft. Since the
beginning of the 21st century, this area has
been prepared for a dense development
and as a result new buildings are
developed every year. A good sports
facility is still lacking in the area.

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Helix Sport Complex
Multiuse Sport & Education Centre

Architecture Formfinding Program

The new sports and education centre is
positioned on the old harbor quay of the
Schiehaven in Rotterdam. It is a unique
location with a view across the Maas river.
Since the beginning of this century, the old
harbor is being transformed into a new
urban environment. The only thing that is 1 Counter Shape 1 Traffic Flows
still missing is a good sports facility. For The design for the sports and education The traffic flows of a building are often a
this reason, the plot of Nieuwe Maaskant centre went hand in hand with preserving result of the programming. The circular
and Floyd Mullerplein is being restructured. the historical character of the Nieuwe program has the important advantage
In the future this will be a green location Maaskant. For this reason, it was decided that the building can enjoy a central
with a lot to experience. to add an external volume for the program. access to which all rooms are connected.

2 Connecting Spaces 2 Facade

To connect the roof garden with the The rounded facade reduces the number
ground level, a spiral-shaped vertical of square meters compared to its angular
connection has been incorporated into opponent, which translates into less
the facade. This facade gives a suggestion building material and heat loss. The
of movement that relates to the function building also radiates one single identity
of the building; sport. in all directions.

3 360 o view 3 Meeting Spaces

The roof functions as an extra outdoor By bundling the meeting spaces in the
space where the user enjoys a 360 circular design, a possibility is created
degree view of the surroundings of the to transform the sports facilities into a
Schiehaven, Rotterdam. central meeting place.

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Helix sport complex
sport & education centre

Section
The climate system
is integrated into the
building’s constructi-
on and water system.
For example, collecting
rainwater and using it
internally for own use
helps to reduce the
energy requirement of
the building.

Ground floorplan & elevation

The concept behind the programming can be seen in the floor plan. All areas connect to
the central access. The elevation shows that the building glass facade is broken up by a
warmer internal stairway.

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 Tanthof-West
. Multi-generational complex in Delft

About
Tanthof is a residential suburb of Delft which
has developed in recent years into an area
where various social problems have arisen. An
important objective of the municipality is to
attract more residents with a higher income
to the area in order to guarantee support for
various facilities. That is why efforts are being
made to transform the central shopping area of​​
Tanthof-West into an area for higher incomes
and also to renovate the existing homes to
prepare them for the climate transition.

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the residents can prepare their harvest, share it or give it to other residents. homes in the higher segment. In addition, the existing homes are being
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DESIG N IN G FORCARE
Tanthof-West
MSc2
Multi-generational complex
R E N E W AL O F T ANT H O F-WE ST
L o c life
Street a l livi n g
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D E T A I L S + S M A L L E R S C A L E Z OOM IN

C UT S E C T I O N 1 PHASE 1
Pe op le P l anet P ro f it T A N T H O F DE LF T , Z U I D H OLLAND
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To be able to finance these adjustments, capital must be ge- The existing house floor plans cannot be used optimally be- Extend the green quality of the area to the communal courty-
˔˧˘˦˔˦˨˥ˣ˟˨˦˜ˡ˧˛˘˖˔˦˛Єˢ˪ˢ˙˧˛˘˜ˡ˩˘˦˧ˢ˥ʟ˪˛˜˖˛˖˔ˡ˕˘˨˦˘˗˧ˢˣ˔ˬ In het belang van een eigen buitenruimte wordt voorzien om
nerated by renting out new homes in the more expensive seg- cause of the sloping roofs. This is solved by including these ard, to further
˙ˢ˥ ˡ˘˪ ˜ˡ˩˘˦˧ˠ˘ˡ˧˦ activate
˜ˡ ˟˔˧˘˥ ˣ˛˔˦˘˦ʡ the public
ˆ˘˖ˢˡ˗˟ˬʟ space.
˜˧ ˘ˡ˦˨˥˘˦ ˔ ˠˢ˥˘ ˗˜˩˘˥˦˘ elke bewoner een eigen buiten ruimte te geven. Dit is in de
ment. DET AIL 3 sloping roofs during topping. ˛ˢ˨˦˜ˡ˚˦˨ˣˣ˟ˬ˜ˡˇ˔ˡ˧˛ˢ˙ˊ˘˦˧ʡʻˢ˨˦˜ˡ˚ˠˢ˥˘˥˘˦˜˗˘ˡ˧˦˪˜˧˛˔˛˜˚˛˘˥˜ˡ- vorm van een tuin en / of balkon.
˖ˢˠ˘ ˔˟˦ˢ ˘ˡ˦˨˥˘˦ ˔ ˕˘˧˧˘˥ ˕˨˦˜ˡ˘˦˦ ˖˟˜ˠ˔˧˘ ˙ˢ˥ ˖ˢˠˠ˘˥˖˜˔˟ ˙˨ˡ˖˧˜ˢˡ˦
˜ˡ ˧˛˘ ˗˜˦˧˥˜˖˧ʡ ˇ˛˘ ˥˘ˡ˧˔˟ ˢ˙ ˧˛˘ ˡ˘˪ ˛ˢ˨˦˘˦ ˖˔ˡ ˜ˡ˜˧˜˔˟˟ˬ ˕˘ ˢ˙˙˘˥˘˗ ˧ˢ ˥˘-
˦˜˗˘ˡ˧˦ ˪˛ˢ ˖˨˥˥˘ˡ˧˟ˬ ˟˜˩˘ ˜ˡ ˔ ˛ˢ˨˦˘ ˧˛˔˧ ˜˦ ˧ˢˢ ˟˔˥˚˘ ˙ˢ˥ ˧˛˘˜˥ ˢ˪ˡ ˨˦˘ʡ

Reconfi guri ng the househol ds ba-

sed on generati on & acti vati ng
publ i c space by usi ng the parochi al
domai n.
b o n foot p ri nt of t he rev i t a l i z a t i on o f
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PHASE 3 P HAS E 2
M s c 2 A R 0 2 1 6 T O W A R D S A N I N C L U S I V E L I V I3N9 %G E N V I R O N M E N T In phase 3 the last buildings are going be transformed. The expansion of
the parking garage will free more public space. The quantity and quality of
In phase 2 we will
Dettransform thene
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of the entrance area. This phase is
f l oor
dominated by the transformation of the existing residential portfolio of the
the homes will be increased by using a wooden construction. The spaces in investor, combined with the construction of new homes in the form of buil-
the parking garage will be rented out or sold. Each household is given the ding on top of the existing buildings and a partial extension against the
opportunity to grow their own fruit and vegetables, in the communal areas
the residents can prepare their harvest, share it or give it to other residents.
eastern facade. As in phase 1, the newly built homes will be used to add
homes in the higher segment. In addition, the existing homes are being t: +31 6 41 24 31 91
Section & Elevation
ʼˡ ˢ˨˥ ˩˜˦˜ˢˡ ˣ˘ˢˣ˟˘ ˪˜˟˟ ˧˥ˬ ˧ˢ ˕˘ ˦˘˟˙ʠ˦˨˙Ѓ˖˜˘ˡ˧ ˜ˡ ˧˛˘˜˥ ˘ˡ˘˥˚ˬ ˔ˡ˗ ˙ˢˢ˗ ˥˘˖ˢˡЃ˚˨˥˘˗˔ˡ˗˥˘ˡˢ˩˔˧˘˗ʡˇ˛˘ˣ˔˥˞˜ˡ˚˙˨ˡ˖˧˜ˢˡ˪˜˟˟˔˟˦ˢ˕˘ˣ˥˘˦˘˥˩˘˗˕ˬ
DET AIL 2 production. To make sure this future can be facilitated, we have to reserve ˛ˢ˨˦˜ˡ˚˧˛˜˦˙˨ˡ˖˧˜ˢˡ˜ˡ˔ˡ˘˪ˣ˔˥˞˜ˡ˚˚˔˥˔˚˘ʡˇ˛˜˦˪˜˟˟˕˘˥˘˔˟˜˭˘˗ˢ˨˧˦˜˗˘

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space in the architecture and program for such functions in the near future. ˧˛˘˕˨˜˟˗˜ˡ˚ˣ˟ˢ˧˜ˡ˧˛˘˜ˡˡ˘˥˖ˢ˨˥˧ˬ˔˥˗ʡˇ˛˘˥ˢˢ˙ˢ˙˧˛˘ˣ˔˥˞˜ˡ˚˚˔˥˔˚˘˪˜˟˟
be transformed into a communal garden.

The facade elevations show that the original volume is almost impossible to see in the new
buildings. The addition of the volumes and the construction of new homes in the parking
lot have resulted in a completely new access area of ​​the central shopping area. The D e t a i l 2 : G r e en r o o f

cross-section shows how the parking spaces are clustered in the underground parking
garage.
LEGEND G R O U N D F L O OR : o LEGEND F IR ST FLOOR: o SE COND FLOOR: o
Family h ome St u dio hom e Family home Studio home
3 - 4 p ers o n h o u s e h o ld 1 p ers on house hold 3 - 4 pe rson house hol d 1 pe rson ho use ho ld
5 7 fa mily h o mes 5 4 s t arter hom es 46 fami l y home s 2 8 studi o ho mes
Pu blic plin t h Eldery home P ublic plinth
2 pe rson house hol d
46 e l de rl y home s Communal spac e
FLO O R PL A N + 3 L i v i n g q u a rt e rs F LO O R P LAN + 4 Liv i ng quart e rs F L O O RPL A N + 5 L i v i ng quart e rs

FAC ADE V IE W 1 :K E N Y A T T A ST RA A T

+15000

+15000

+12000

+9000

+6000

+3000

+1200

Msc2 AR0216 TOWARDS AN INCLUSIVE LIVING ENVIRONMENT D> JANUS

F ACA D E V IE W 1 : D E R DE W E R E L DD R EEF

+15000
Msc2 AR0216 TOWARDS AN INCLUSIVE LIVING ENVIRONMENT D> JANUS
+15000

+12000

+9000

+6000

+3000

+1200

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