Natalie Rosin Portfolio 2014

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Taupe Klein Jewellery Homewares Sculpture46-49 50-53 54-57

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Pacific Apartments Lobster Inn Condominium Upsidedown House36-39 40-43 44-45

Phone +61 0402533677

Email [email protected]

Website www.natalie-rosin.com www.taupeklein.com

Education 2014 M. Arch Masters of Architecture University of New South Wales2011 B. Arch Bachelor of Architectural Studies [Distinction] University of New South Wales 2011 Student Exchange Program [3.9 GPA] Cornell University (Ithaca, NY, USA) College of Human Ecology, Design & Environmental Analysis, Interior Design.

Experience2013 PTW Architects (Sydney, Australia) Architectural Assistant Interiors department CAD/documentation, tender packages, presentation layouts.

2014- Owner/founder of Taupe Klein Ceramic Jewellery2012 Designing, fabricating, selling (retail/wholesale), exhibiting ceramic jewellery & homewares.

2012 Architect Marshall (Sydney, Australia) Architectural Assistant, Work Experience Site visits/documentation, library cataloging, CAD documentation, photo editing.

2012 ASPIRE Architecture Workshops (Sydney, Australia) Coordinator/conductor Teaching/demonstrating architectural concepts to groups (between 15-30) of primary/high school students

2012 Sydney Open 2012 Site Volunteer (Sydney, Australia) Guiding/educating visitors, assisting site co-ordinator.

2012/ Zurita Architects LLP (New York City, USA)2011 Architectural Intern, Winter Internship CAD documentation, client meetings, site visits/ documentation, photo editing, presentation layouts.

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Computer literacy CAD/BIM AutoCAD, Revit, VRay, SketchUp, ArchiCAD Analysis Ecotect, Solibri, Multiframe Design InDesign, PhotoShop, IllustratorOther Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint, OutlookModelling 3D Printing (MakerBot), Laser cutting/etching

Groups/Associations2013/2014 Claypool Studio Member (www.claypool.com.au)2013/2014 Professionals Australia Student Member2012 Architecture United Magazine Contributor 2011 Cornell University Sustainable Design (CUSD)2010 Student Organised Network for Architecture SONA

Awards2013 UNSW Postgraduate Dean’s Merit List2011 Cornell University Human Ecology Deans List Fall Semester2011 UNSW Student Exchange Scholarship2010 UNSW FBE Research Link Scholarship2010 UNSW Faculty of Built Environment Deans List Semester 1 2009 UNSW Faculty of Built Environment Deans List Semester 22009 UNSW Faculty of Built Environment Deans List Semester 12008 NSW High School Certificate Premier’s Award

Exhibitions2014 Art In Threads 11 - 26 April, Brand X Central Park, Sydney NSW2013 Claypool group exhibition One Night Stand 16 December, Damien Minton Gallery, Redfern NSW2013 Sydney Architecture Festival: Model Practice Benn & Penna Architecture 1-10 November, Lumière Regent Place, Sydney NSW2013 Etsy Interactive Taupe Klein Ceramics 13 March - 2 April, Federation Square, Melbourne VIC

References Dr. Yinong Xu, Senior Lecturer University of New South Wales, Sydney Australia Email: [email protected] Telephone: +61 2 9385 4961Relationship: university professor

Ricardo Zurita AIA LEED® AP, Principal Architect, Zurita Architects New York NY 10016 USAEmail: [email protected] Telephone: (212) 685-2910Relationship: employer

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X CarparkDesign Studio | 5th Year | 2014 University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.Professor: Harry Margalit

This scheme integrates an existing car park in Sydney’s Kings Cross with a car park complex in response to changing demographics and community needs. The program includes additional vehicle parking, retail and hospitality spaces, residential apartment levels, childcare facilities and additional administration areas. The building borrows from the utility of a street, integrating pedestrian footpaths, shop frontages and street car parking within a pseudo-external complex.

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Strandbeest Boat ShedTimber Design Studio | 5th Year | 2014 University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.Professor: John Carrick, Christian Grennan

The brief involved designing a boat shed, cafe and administration office on a riverside site in Sydney’s north. There was a strong emphasis on timber construction and the design was influenced by artist Theo Jansen’s Strandbeest kinetic sculptures. A series of three pinned glue-laminated trussed arches form the image of a creature emerging from the shore to shelter the programmatic spaces.

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CROSSING GALLERY Design Studio | 5th Year | 2013 University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.Professor: Catherine Lassen

This scheme evolved from an in depth study of Casa da Musica, Porto (OMA) whereby ceramic models/tiles and drawings explored the public interaction regarding solid/void relationships within the immediate and greater context of the city. These observations where translated to suit a gallery context within Kings Cross (Sydney) evolving towards a scheme exploring public art within a city and projection art surfaces for a gallery and existing carpark complex.

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ZHENJIAN REDEVELOPMENTIntensive Urban Design Studio4th Year | Summer Semester | 2013 UNSW/South East University, Nanjing, China.Professor: Yinong Xu

The redevelopment of Zhenjian docklands involved the collaboration of architecture and landscape architecture students from Australia and China. This proposal places emphasis on historical links between the former dockland economy and the current residence of the area. The scheme encompasses residential, commercial and cultural programs in relation to adaptive reuse within the existing site. A former bank has been reinterpreted into a gallery while a traditional chemist extended to accommodate for tea rooms, both linked through interventions within the landscape.


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PITTWATER FERRY WHARF Timber Construction Design Studio4th Year | 2012 | UNSW, Sydney, Australia.Professor: Peter Murray/John Carrick

The scheme required the construction of an open span, enclosed timber community centre in conjunction with the reconstruction of the existing Pittwater Ferry Wharf. This proposal explores the visual and tactile qualities of timber and metal within its environment, embracing the weathering process and understanding the passage of time as a key design feature within the marine context.

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PACIFIC BONDI BEACH PTW Architects | Sydney, AustraliaArchitectural Assistant | June - August 2013

My position with the Pacific Bondi Beach project involved the interior detailing of apartment types for the tender documentation phase of the multi-residential project. My responsibilities included collaborating with the interior design and architecture team to specifying and draw the required interior finishes, fixtures and joinery details.

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Zurita Architects | New York City, USAArchitectural Intern | December 2011 - February 2012

My involvement within the Lobster Inn condominium project (South Hampton, NY) consisted of development within the concept design stage. This included drafting and forming reports and presentations investigating site analysis of ocean and highway views, site setbacks, existing site conditions, analysis of local council controls, assisting with the drafting of preliminary urban design and planning in addition to participating in client meetings and presentations.

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UPSIDEDOWN HOUSEBenn & Penna Architecture | Sydney, AustraliaModel Commission | October 2013

This ceramic architectural concept model was commissioned by Benn & Penna Architecture for the Upsidedown House scheme in conjunction with the 2013 Sydney Architecture Festival’s Model Practice exhibition. The Upsidedown house was entered by Benn & Penna Architecture in the Think Brick Australia national competition and received 2nd place. The house is conceived as an ‘occupied roof’ elevated above an open garden. The roof is constructed almost entirely from stacked terracotta tiles and is spatially developed as a body from which spaces are subtracted. For more information visit Benn & Penna Architecture’s website.

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JEWELLERY

Taupe Klein | Sydney, Australia.Designer/production | 2012 - present Retail/Wholesale/Online

Taupe Klein is a jewellery brand founded by Natalie Rosin, celebrating ceramics and statement jewellery since 2012. Each piece has been designed and carefully hand crafted in Sydney, Australia.

Stockist: The Rizzeria Pop-up Shop, The Rocks, Sydney.MattBlatt Furniture, Paddington, Sydney. TaupeKlein online, www.taupeklein.com

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Sydney, Australia.Designer/production | 2012 - present Retail/Wholesale/Online

I practice traditional hand-building and throwing techniques, valuing each stage of the production process. Glaze treatments often involve experimentation with recycled and found glass objects.

Stockist: The Rizzeria Pop-up Shop, The Rocks, Sydney.

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SCULPTURE

Selected projects | 2011 - present

I’m interested in the intersection between architecture, ceramics and installation art. My practice involves valuing handmade processes combined with new technologies evidenced in my explorations with laser etching techniques and traditional ceramic/glaze technology, exhibited at Damien Minton Gallery in December 2013.

Further information visit:www.claypool.com.au

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