D-Resort

Šibenik, Croatia
Description:
In this immersive workshop, participants will delve into the intricate realm of Human-Robot Interaction, navigating the convergence of design processes, materials, and robotics. The sessions promise a hands-on exploration, from understanding Creative Human-Robot Interaction to unlocking the transformative potential of 4D printing for shape-shifting applications. By examining the symbiosis of robotics and construction, attendees will gain insights into the dynamic interplay between technology and the built environment. The tutorial on Toolpath Simulation offers practical skills, enhancing the participant's ability to navigate this evolving field. The workshop aims to not only impart knowledge but also stimulate creative thinking and provide a platform for discussing industry needs. Join us in this dynamic workshop where creativity meets technology, paving the way for innovative applications in Human-Robot Interaction.
09:00 Creative Human-Robot Interaction, Louis-Philippe Demers
09:20 Shape-shifting with 4D printing, Kishor Sadasivuni
09:40 Overview: Robotics in Construction 3D Printing in Construction, John John Cabibihan
10:00 Clay Acoustic Patterns: Exploring the Potential of Clay 3D Printing for Enhanced Acoustic Applications, Ana
Ascic and Ramón Lopez
10:20 Demo: Tutorial on Toolpath Simulation, Instruction on software pre-installation, Ana Ascic and Ramón Lopez 11:00 Panel discussion on Industry Needs: Shell, Ashghal, Museum, Department of Architecture
11:30 Potential Projects in Doha Museum and Ministry of Construction (Ashghal)
Program:
Project Details
Project Year
2013 - 15

Location
Sibenik, Croatia

Project Area
12000 sqm

Phase
Interior Design

Investment
30 mil eur

Official Status
Small Luxury Hotel of the World

Responsible for
/ interior design
/ project lead
/ design supervision
/ on-site architect
/ lighting
/ furnishings and equipment

Awards
The International Hotel and Property Award Nomination

Hotel

The Context
A 70 unit luxury hotel in a mega yacht marina. Architectural solution by prof. Nikola Basic, a renowned Croatian architect. The Mediterranean context of low-tech building with concrete, wood, vivid colors and contrasting textures.
Design Principles
How to reinterpret the local context but remain contemporary and not slip into the usual vocabulary of global architecture typical for this type of investment?
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Bring the Design to Life
Exposed concrete used on the building facade flows into the interior. A contrasting texture of oak wood covers the walls and ceilings. A play of vivid colours on textiles and furniture adds life to white exposed concrete walls. Site specific artistic installations blend with the architecture and interior design forming a unity that draws inspiration from local Modern Yugoslav era hotels.
Responsible for

/ project lead
/ on-site architect
/ interior design
/ lighting design
/ furnishing design
/finishings design
/ equipment design

Yacht Club

Programmatic Diversity
A technologically challenging 2000 sqm building with a diverse program: a restaurant, wellness, and a conference hall. The architecture called for a close relationship between the interior and exterior spaces.
Visual Unity
How to connect the diverse programs visually and how to establish a relationship with the exterior spaces.
The Unifying Element
A wooden shell/ceiling that  flows out to the walls of the porch connects all interior spaces from conference hall to wellness area. Stone flooring on the porch enters the interior. The rest of the spaces is organised by moveable wooden and glass partitions. The sound of water echoes in the cave-like space.
Responsible for

/ project lead
/ on-site architect
/ interior design
/ lighting design
/ furnishing design
/ finishings design
/ equipment design

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Villas

Design Supervision
I was a project lead responsible for design supervision. Three identical two-bedroom villas with a terrace and a swimming pool hovering the hill.
The Site
How to implement the design solution in a complex dynamics of the building site.
The Unifying Element
Continuous negotiations with the contractors ensured the quality of the implementation.

Kids Club

The Pavilion
I was a project lead responsible for design supervision. A small ground  floor pavilion and a children’s playground.
Design Implementation
How to implement the design solution in a complex dynamics of the building site.
Negotiations
Continuous negotiations with the contractors ensured the quality of the implementation.
Credits
Project Year
2013 - 15

Client
Dogus Marina Hoteli d.o.o

Architecture author
Prof. Nikola Bašić Dipl.ing.arh.
Zvonimir Bušić Dipl.ing.arh. /Hotel
Nera Nejašmić Kozina Mag.ing.arch.,
Petar Kozina Mag.ing.arch,
Ivan Kujundžić Dipl.ing.arh. /Yacht Klub
Matija Huzjak Mag.ing.arch. /Vile

Collaborators
Krešimir Damjanović Mag.ing.arch. Zrinka Gržan Mag.ing.arch.

Architectural Office
Projektna Tvrtka /Marinaprojekt d.o.o.

Interior Design Author
Marko Murtić M.arch.
Ana Ascic M. Sc. dipl. ing. arch.

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Collaborators
Architects
Hana Grebenar Mag.ing.arch. Marija Beg Mag.ing.arch. Roberta Škugor Mag.ing.arch. Ivan Vlahović Mag.ing.arch. Nina Babić Dipl.ing.arh.
Nina Ceak Diz.int.

Product Design
Simon Morasi Pipercić Dipl.diz.

Textile Design
Tamara Ivić Dipl.diz.

Art Concept
Marko Murtić M.arch. Ranko Murtić

Art Production
Ranko Murtić

Sculptural Compositions (Hotel Lobby And Wellness)
Mirko Zrinscak

Ceramic Wall, Mural And Paintings In The Hotel Rooms
Tomislav Buntak

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