This document is a portfolio that belongs to Simone Barnabei, an architect. It summarizes various projects they have worked on including building designs, interior designs, restorations, and more. It lists the software programs Barnabei is proficient in using for their work. It then provides more detailed summaries and images of several specific projects Barnabei has completed, including designs for a subway station, cultural center, sports facilities, and more.

1. S I M O N E
B A R N A B E I
architecture
design
graphic
portfolio

2. BUILDING DESIGN
INTERIOR DESIGN
TECHNOLOGY
RESTORATION
INDUSTRIAL DESIGN
URBAN PLANNING
STAGING
GRAPHIC

3. ARCHICAD
ALL PROJECTS REALIZED WITH:
REVIT
AUTOCAD
RHINOCEROS
SKETCHUP
CINEMA4D
ARTLANTIS
PHOTOSHOP
ILLUSTRATOR
INDESIGN
WORD
EXCEL
POWERPOINT

4. GRADUATION
PROJECT
NEW INTERCHANGE
TORREVECCHIA OF THE
UNDERGROUND OF
ROME
ROME, ITA
subject: architectural design
year: 2013
lecturer: M.P.Arredi

6. NEW
INTERCHANGE
TORREVECCHIA
OF THE
UNDERGROUND
OF ROME
ROME, ITA

7. The station is the new
terminal of the Line A of the
underground of Rome, beyond
the current terminal Battistini.
The building consists of 11
floors, comprehending in
addition to the station many
functions that are lacking in the
neighborhood, such as:
- parking
- mall
- restaurants
- offices
- ambulatory
- hotel
- hostel
- park

8. NEW
CULTURAL
CENTER
The competition asked for the
creation of a cultural center
comprehending a theatre, an
archeological museum and an
acting school, in the area of a
granary built in the 50s.
The project modifies the pre-exi-sting
granary
and grafts it into the new
building.
The functions are inserted in
the building are:
- museum
- theatre
- bookshop
- cafeteria
- acting school
- square
POMEZIA, ROME, ITA

10. SUSTAINABLE
TOURISTIC
ACCOMODATION
SANTORINI, GRE
The students competition
wanted to find ideas for a
eco-sustainable touristic
resort that can be applied in any
part of the Greek island.
The project propopes many
variants of the same
accomodation for the best arran-gement
to any
orientation and
disposition.

11. ENERGY SAVING
PROJECTS AND
IDEAS FOR THE
FUTURE OF
ARCHITECTURE
AND URBANISM
Architecture Students
Competition by
Archi-World Academy.

12. PIZZA E BOLLICINE,
RESTAURANT
CONCEPT AND
MERCHANDISING
Collaboration with
StipaArchitettura;
Visionica;
Arch. Livia Tomasselli;
Arch. Giulia Napoli*
The store will com-bine
two excellen-ces
of italian cusine:
eating pizza while sipping
a glass of spumante, de-licious
sparlkling wine,
as the name suggest
Pizza & Bollicine ( bubbles).
*Rendering by Arch. Giulia Napoli

13. WSB SPORT
PREFABRICATED
SYSTEM FOR
SPORTS CENTERS
Collaboration with
StipaArchitettura
Arch. Giulia Napoli
The project is designed to
be built with a modular
prefabricated system or
with containers. It can also
be extended to 3 different
measures of sports center.

14. FUTBOL FUTBOL
SPORTS CENTER
Collaboration with
StipaArchitettura
Using the same studies
adopted for the WSB Spor-ts
Center, the project is
designed to be built with
containers. It can also be
extended to 3 different
measures of sports center.

15. VILLA IN 209
ADELAIDE DR.,
SANTA MONICA,
CA, U.S.A.
Collaboration with
StipaArchitettura;
Arch. Livia Tomasselli
Located in one of the
best oceanscape view
positions along Adelai-de
Drive, the villa will
substitute a previous Vi-ctorian
style residence.
The preliminary studies
focused on room distri-butions
and sun studies .

16. KINDERGARTEN
FOR THE
LATIUM
REGION
BUILDING
ROME, ITA
Competition in
collaboration with
MAD Cube Architects
The issue of recognizability
“ regional footprint “ (from
the Latium Region logo)
is articulated by open
volumes and airy , fully
penetrable in all main di-rections
of access , almost
as opportunities for aggre-gation
and intimacy that are
created in the environment
reflecting the vitality . The-se
membranes , taking into
account the delicate task
that host them. The blocks of
classrooms expand into the
interior of the structure, whi-le
the offices , administrative
areas , kitchens, storage and
service areas are located
in the upper portion of the
volume in direct contact
with the access and parking .

17. CALA
GONONE’S
WATERFRONT
CALA GONONE,
NUORO, ITA
Competition in
collaboration with
MAD Cube Architects
The project involves the
reorganization of the various
parallel paths to the coast
(the waterfront driveway,
bike path, pedestrian path),
the construction of terra-ces
viewpoint, the defini-tion
of some of the largest
public areas comparable
to smaller squares, the iden-tification
of a system of ac-cessibility
to the beach, the
illumination of the roads
and the construction of a
dock favoring the pede-strian
path to the roadway

18. LUXURY BED
Design Competition

19. FLUID TABLE
Ideas for the future of
furnishing competition

20. IN TREATMENT
TV SERIES
PREMIERE
(ITALIAN
VERSION)
CAPRANICHETTA THEATRE,
PARLIAMENT SQUARE,
ROME, ITA
Project realized.
Collaboration with
Best Event Group.

21. WALL ART FOR
BARRIERA DI
MILANO
BARRIERA DI MILANO district,
TURIN, ITA
Collaboration with
Arch. Isabella Cardinale &
Arch. Riccardo Bevilacqua
The history of the Barriera di Mila-no
district is from the last years of
the nineteenth century the history
of Turin itself, and it is this story of
hard work, creativity, and men whi-ch
inspired the project pixTOry.
Through the reproduction of objects
that have marked the progress of
Turin and of the industries that are
now part of national (and often in-ternational)
pop culture, the graphic
concept proposed in the 13 facades
of Barriera di Milano pays tribute to
one aspect of the Piemonte capital
that in this context must necessarily
be connected to the glorious history
of the town and its artistic beauty.
Focus the attention on a former in-dustrial
district through the most si-gnificant
artifacts that have made
its history, this is pixTOry. The ima-ges
are deliberately “pixelated”
to make the objects represented
less clear, but the importance of
these in the collective imagina-tion
is such to make them recogni-zable
to most people at first glance.
But why here? Why in Turin? Because
on the facades of Barriera di Milan?
These are the questions that citizens
and tourists will be led to ask. The pixels
will be used to give an answer to these
questions since all the images contain
within them a QR code that will po-stpone
a description of the item and
the history of it and its manufacturer.

22. WORKING PLAN
FOR SPORTS
CENTER
ROMA, ITA

23. RESTORATION
PROPOSAL OF
NOBILIARY
MANSION
CELLENO, VITERBO, ITA
Collaboration with
Arch. Valeria Cirone
Arch. Anna Cardi

24. SIMONE BARNABEI
architecture
design
graphic
simone.barnabei.h501@gmail.com
+39 349 7197356
watch this
portfolio online at:
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