A selection of my works

2. CV- 2 -
I’m an architect with international
experience currently based in Shang-
hai. Besides strictly professional experi-
ence I consider myself to be strongly
focused on social/ theoretical aspects
of architectural research.
Personal Information:
Work Experience:
G.A.D Co., Ltd., Shanghai, China
Position: architect
C+CO4 Studio, Cagliari, Italy
Position: architect
Mochly- Eldar Architects, Beijing, China
Position: architect
IROJE Architects and Planners, Bejing,
China
Position: intern
R.S.O Architecture, Porto, Portugal
Position: intern
Barbara Anna Wielebska
Wanhangdu Road 292, Jing an district,
Shanghai, China
187 2175 7436
b.wielebska@gmail.com
01.12.2014- 30.06.2016
01.02.2014- 31.08.2014
02.08.2012- 01.03.2013
01.05.2012- 01.08.2012
01.06.2011- 01.10.2011
Wroclaw University of Technology:
Master in Architecture
Bachelor in Architecture
Yildiz Technical University, Istanbul, Turkey:
Student exchange programme- ERASMUS
Krakow, Poland:
OSSA Workshop: “Designing in the dark”
Braga, Portugal:
R.SO workshop: “filled- void”
Concept design of an ecological project in
Qingdao
“Chinese Contemporary Young Architects 4”,
album 2016
Article: “Detachment in art”
EXHIBEO onine magazine
Polish
English: excellent
Spanish: basic
Chinese: basic
Autocad, 3d studio MAX, Revit, Sketch up,
Adobe suite, Microsoft office
Driving licence, organisation of events, experi-
ence in Red Cross organisation, member of
IAESTE organisation.
Education:
Publications:
01.10.2007- 20.01.2013
01.10.2011- 01.02.2012
05.0.5.2011- 30.05.2011
01.07.2011- 20.07.2011
Mother tounge:
Other languages:
Computer skills:
Additional skills:

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Habitat on the hill
Qingdao, Shandong province, China
Status: under construction
My task: project leader
GAD architecture
The project is located on a quiet hill 30 km east from busy city of Qingdao surrounded
by Laoshan mountains. The client- a couple with interest in ecological lifestyle asked for
a concept of half private/ half public space. They required a summer house for them-
selves with couple of guesthouses around. Moreover they asked for a small hostel (a
party house), tea house, space for orchards, vegetables plantations, sport fields etc...
All of the buildings are adjusted to the slope therefore create an extension of thehill,
additionally all of them face the south and provide a view of the distant sea.

4. vegetables plantation
general view of the hill
Tea House #9
HABITAT ON THE HILL- 5 -

5. The building on top of the hill might be used
either as a private house or a small guest house.
The whole groundfloor is a leisure area with a
wide glass facade allowing the view of the
complex and the mountains. The 3rd floor is
accessible directly from the hill resulting in a big
terrace connected with a garden on the slope.
The 2nd floor might serve as a separated
provate apartment or guest rooms. The middle
part is a representative wooden staircase
connecting 3 storeys.
Guest/ party house #7
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1- Club house
2-8- single- family
houses
6- tea house
8- guest house
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6. HABITAT ON THE HILL- 7 -
Tea House #9
2nd floor
Tea House #9
section A-A
ground floor 2nd floor

7. - 8 -
ground floor
section A-A
The House #4
-1 floor

8. HABITAT ON THE HILL- 9 -
ground plansection
view from the terrace from the house #4
indoor garden
House #2
A private, single
family house by the
lake with 3 guest
rooms, play room,
office room and an
indoor garden.
ground plansection indoor garden

9. Master Diploma Project
Centre Of The East
Wroclaw, Poland
The aesthetic of Chinese cities is the one typical of places that experienced a
rapid capital inflow. The most desirable kind of architecture is the one that reflects
wealth of a client. It must be splendorous, shiny, preferably monumental and refer
either to traditional Chinese architecture or broadly- understood "European archi-
tecture" as Europe equals "high culture" in China.
In a collective imaginary of Chinese society western architecture is a hybrid of
different styles. A singular building is a set of elements ranging from these copied
from ancient Rome to neoclassicism, mixed up together and given in absurd,
childish forms with usage of tacky materials. In my diploma project and thesis I
wanted to evaluate this phenomenon. Just as in China the collective imaginary of
the West is simplified and deformed similarly in Europe the view of the East derives
rather from superificial image of Asia.
What I propose for my diploma project is sort of a play between what is IMAGI-
NARY and what is perceived as REAL. Is it possible to achieve something genuine
once it is uprooted? Is there such a big gap between what is fake and what is
authentic. When comes the moment that fake becomes genuine?
I designed a multifunctional complex: Center of the East however fulfilling the
western imaginary of the Eastern world. The complex is located in the city of Wro-
claw (Poland), surrounded by typical late XIX-century architecture.

10. CENTRE OF THE EAST- 11 -
Western facade

11. - 12 -
Residential complex from the 60s.
“The unwanted heritage”
My goal was to combine the
imaginary of the East in our
collective cousciousness
together with architecture
that would be a respond to
local needs and expecta-
tions. The external facade
(from the side of a main
street) corresponds with the
neighbourhood, meets
requirements of local urban
law and fits the typical
western facade character of
a street. The situation chang-
es in the internal part orga-
nized around the courtyard.
Here I wanted to achieve an
effect of a building- land-
scape (the East wing divided
into pavilions) recflected in
the opposite- western part of
the buildings and connected
by a garden- courtyard. The
effect I wanted to achieve
was a sort of a play between
the genuine, fake and the
dialectics of these two.
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southern viewsection through the courtyard

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Residential complex from the 60s.
“The unwanted heritage”
Western facade
Train station
City center/
touristic area
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Music theatrenon- commercial
cinema
19th century buildings
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Eastern view

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“The unwanted heritage”
Western facade
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17. - 18 -
The development of the project
The idea of the project was to create a
mix- use complex: a new public space
in which people working and living in
the complex and local residents will
socialise. The groundfloor serves as a
commercial space, the skyscraper- an
office building and a tower on the
back of the complex is a residential
building (mixed social housing and
expensive apartments). The whole
complex is open to an inner open
space/ garden which serves both as a
public small park and an outdoor
space for the residents and office
employees. Moreover the office tower
creates a landmark on one of the main
streets going from the city centre
towards the scenic mountain park.
The Skyscraper
Zibo, Shandong province, China
my task: team member

18. THE SKYSCRAPER
Parking space
Ground floor
plans of the
office tower 2nd floor
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19. Section

20. THE SKYSCRAPER- 21-
Section View of the street
public/ private green spacecommercial spacemain entrance/ square

21. container structure
general scheme
section 2-2section 2-2
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Tourist Center
Qingdao, Shandong province, China
my task: project leader
status: under construction
The tourist centre is a multifunctional complex situated on one of the beaches of
Qingdao and offers facilities like: beach bar, cafe, restaurant, hovercraft rental point,
hovercraft club, medical center, shops, tourist information and private bungalows for
rent. The project contributes both to the netizens as it creates an attractive and
unique meeting spot and to tourists coming from all over China to visit Qingdao with
its famous breweries and a beer festival.
The ground level of the complex (bar, restaurant) has a direct access to the beach
and is partly hidden in the hill so as to reduce the effect of a massive structure cover-
ing the view of the sea. The building is accessible both from the beach and from the
side of one of the main streets of the city. The structure is entirely made by prefabri-
cated containers in some part covered with wooden panels which easthetically refers
to naval character of the nearby ports.

22. containers’ modules
H: 2,591m
W:2,438m
L: 6,058m
H: 2,591m
W:2,438m
L: 12,192m
H: 2,896m
W:2,438m
L: 12,192m
H: 2,896m
W:2,438m
L: 13,716m
BEACH TOURIST CENTRE- 23 -
containers’ modules
,
1 level plan
0 level plan
1. Entrance hall/ cafe/
tourist info
2. Leisure area
3. Shop
4. Medical point
5. Offices
6. VIP rooms
7. Private bungalows
1 level plan
0 level plan
1.1. EntEn rance hall/ cafe/
tourist info
2. Leisure area
3. Shop
4. Medical point
5 Offices5. Offices
6. VIP rooms
7. Private bungalows
1. Magazine
2. Bar/ restaurant
3. WC
4. Service
5. Kitchen
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2
3
3
4
5
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2
3
3
5
section A-Asection A-A

23. Functions:
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Space of art
Bologna, Italy
student project
The aim of the project was to create a new
public space in the former industrial park. The
typology of the factory encouraged me to
create a plaza, a new center in the suburbian
former industrial district of Bologna.
A new space of culture is a cultural center
perfectly adjusted for short- term visitors and
those who prefer to stay longer (artists who
need apartments with workshop spaces,
children attending art camps, clients of art
hotel etc.). Public and private spaces are
thought to combine with each other in order
to provoke interactions of artists and visitors.

24. SPACE OF ART- 25 -

25. Diagrams show the simplistic
section through the main exhibi-
tion hall . The space is divided into
3 categories:
- public:
main hall and suspended bridge,
- private:
the suspended art hotel,
- public/ private:
workshops, office spaces.
The composition of 3 elements
create a nave- type space with
view axis connecting them which
allows all kind of visitors to inter-
act. The effect is intensified by the
glazed floor which lets the light
enter the exhibition hall and
creates a visual connection with
the art hotel and a vast terrace.
Ground floor:
1. Entrance hall
2. Day care
3. Classroom
4. SPA
5. Dance hall
6. Gym
7. Entrance hall to sport/ SPA space
8. Main exhibition hall
9. Modular spaces: offices/ workshops
10. Auditorium/ Theatre
11. Back stage
12. Cloakroom
13. Entrance hall
14. Storage
15. Cafe
16. Art hotel reception
Diagrams show the simplistic
section through the main exhibi-
tion hall . The space is divided int
3 categories:
- public:
main hall and suspended bridge,
- private:
the suspended art hotel,
- public/ private:
workshops, office spaces.
The composition of 3 elements
create a nave- type space with
view axis connecting them which
allows all kind of visitors to inter-
act. The effect is intensified by the
glazed floor which lets the light
enter the exhibition hall and
creates a visual connection with
the art hotel and a vast terrace.
Ground floor:
1. Entrance hall
2. Day care
3. Classroom
4. SPA
5. Dance hall
6. Gym
7. Entrance hall to sport/ SPA space
8. Main exhibition hall
9. Modular spaces: offices/ worksho
10. Auditorium/ Theatre
11. Back stage
12. Cloakroom
13. Entrance hall
14. Storage
15. Cafe
16. Art hotel reception
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26. SPACE OF ART- 27 -
cafe/ restaurant
main exhibition hallauditorium/ theatre/ cinema
terrace- private sphere
modular spaces:
- temporary offices
- workshops
Section through the main hall Section through the auditorium
Section through the
entrance hall and cafe
-Main hall
- workshops
- entrance hall
-Auditorium
-cafe
1 p.m.- 2a.m.
-Art hotel & hostel
24h/ day

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General idea
Social residential housing
Nyon, Switzerland
concept project
team member, C+C04 sturio
A project in Nyon is an eco- friendly complex of 6 residential buildings
situated on the hill at the edge of the forest. Each of the buildings is a
double- tower structure attached to a core- staircase. The buildings give
the impression of being tossed on the site in order to create an interesting
ladscape with lots of paths going up and down the slope and provide
them with southern exposure. Exept for residential functions the complex
offers a scout community building, cafe and shops.
Structural schemes
3.
- facade panel
- GRC
- edildrain
- thermal isolation
- wooden structure
4.
- florinh
- heating fluid
- gap
- vapor- barrier
- screed
- support panel
2.
- photovoltaic panel
- flooring
- screed
- thermal isolation
- vapor barrier
- layer of cement
- support panel
1.
- vegetation
- non- woven filter
- drainage
- thermal isolation
- vapor barrier
- screed
- support panel
1
2
3
4

28. SOCIAL HOUSING- 29 -

29. - 30 -
General view
General plan
Views scheme
Solar system scheme Water recovery system
Views scheme
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30. SOCIAL HOUSING- 31 -
Section Typical floor plan

31. - 32 -
“The unwanted heritage” implementation
Wroclaw, Poland
Bachelor dimploma project
"The unwanted heritage" is a residential, modernistic com-
plex in the centre of Wroclaw, Poland.
Bult in the 60s it is one of the most underrated and original
architectural implementations from that time in the city.
However nowadays the complex is empty, neglected and
demanding renovation. My project is an attempt to give this
place a second chance. The idea was to expedite the
communication for pedestrians as the main axis of the
complex overlaps with one of the busiest roads in the city
connecting a big university campus with one of the main
squares. There are two existing levels of walkways (on the 0
and 1st level) which are almost completely separated from
each other. Additionally there is a medium size square in the
middle of upper walkway originally surrounded by some
shops, now empty. I used part of this square to design a
3-storey structure which main functions are: connecting the
two levels of pedestrian roads, exhibition space, cafe, small
gallery of modernism in Poland and tourist info.
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y campus with one of the main
ting levels of walkways (on the 0
most completely separated from
ere is a medium size square in the
originally surrounded by some
part of this square to design a
ain functions are: connecting the
ads, exhibition space, cafe, small
and and tourist info.
Residential complex from the 60s.
“The unwanted heritage”

32. THE UNWANTED HERITAGE- 33 -
Section through the new implementation
THE UNWANTED H- 33 -
Section through the neFacade/ section through the ground level

33. - 34 -
Residential complex from the 60s.
“The unwanted heritage”The unwanted heritage
Glass facade
(pole- beam structure)
2nd floor plan
Detail of glass structure with
movable glass panels

34. THE UNWANTED HERITAGE- 35 -
View from the main street
Section A-A
View from the main street
1st floor
Ground floor

35. - 36 -
Hotel by the river
Wroclaw, Poland
student project
The aim of the project was to create a vivid
public space (first two levels) together with
a hotel which would revitalise the river bank
and establish a connection betwen the
island and city centre. The most important
factor of the project is its site- on a small
river island nearby the city center. Also, the
structure itself is a representative landmark.
Section through the atrium
Section through hotel
by the river
law, Poland
ent project
m of the project was to create a vivid
space (first two levels) together with
el which would revitalise the river bank
stablish a connection betwen the
and city centre. The most important
of the project is its site- on a small
land nearby the city center. Also, the
ure itself is a representative landmark.
Section through hotel
The site

36. HOTEL BY THE RIVER- 37 -
1. Roof bar
2. Hotel rooms, Spa,
conference rooms
3. Public space
2. - Ground level public space and ts
connection with the riverbank
- main hall
- shops
Landmark building
1. Roof bar
2. Hotel rooms, Sp
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37. Ground floor 2-5 floor
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38. The atrial house
Cagliari, Italy
team member, C+C04 sturio
A revitalization of an atrial house in
Quadro- Cagliari.
My tasks: concept design, technical
and detail drawings.
THE ATRIAL HOUSE- 39 -

39. - 40 -
Elements used in the design:
- vinegar bottles (ountains- sculptures)
- old vinegar barells (part of interior design)
The old vinegar factory
Leszno, Poland
Freelance project
A renovation and extension of an old vinegar factory. The old structure was
converted into a big cafe/ bar/ restaurant with bookstore and small shops.
The extension of the building contains SPA, hotel, gym, conference room,
free wi-fi area. Moreover it creates a public courtyard- urban place which
might serve as space for movie screenings, outdoor cafe, meeting place
etc.

40. THE OLD VINEGAR FACTORY- 41 -
The old vinegar factory
Ground floorSection
View from the streetThe view of the courtyard from the street
2nd floor
3nd floor
The view of the courtyard from the street

41. Sky observatory
Rovianiemi, Finnland
competition project
“Nature does not hurry, yet everything is accomplished”, Lao Tzu.
Going up the hill from the town- Rovianemi, on the left side-hand
there is a complex of small structures: a lng space-leisure area/
dining area which leads to a sphere- shape sky observatorium and
10 private rooms for visitors each of which is half underground ,
with a fireplace in the middle and a skylight.
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An observatory
section
An observatory
Plan
An obseervatory
section
An observatory
Plan
Section of the leisure area
View of the site
General plan

42. THE NIGHT BAR- 43 -
A private room with a fire place
and a skylight
Section of the leisure area
and observatory
Plan of the leisure area
and observatory

43. - 44 -
16 x 0,18
0,25
posadzka- plytki cer. 1cm
beton zbrojony siatka 6cm
folia
styropian ekstradurowany 30cm
folia izolacyjna
chudy beton 10cm
podsypka piaskowo- zwirowa 15cm
bloczek izolacyjny- isomur plus
CA
CA
bloczek izolacyjny- isomur plus bloczek izolacyjny- isomur plus
bloczek izolacyjny- isomur plus
3 2 1
3 2 1
posadzka- plytki cer. 1cm
beton zbrojony siatka 6cm
folia
styropian ekstradurowany 30cm
folia izolacyjna
chudy beton 10cm
podsypka piaskowo- zwirowa 15cm
CA
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PASSIVE HOUSES
Sections
16 x 0,18
0,25
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B B
C C
B CA
B CA
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2
3
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2
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B B
C C
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Ground floor
First floorDouble house
Passive houses
Leszno, Poland
A design of a complex of passive
terrace houses in a suburbian area of
Leszno. Each of the houses is
equipped with photovoltaics system
(solar panels), was designed with the
usage of natural materials and
contains a heat pump.

44. Night bar
Wroclaw, Poland
Night bar in the city centre of
Wroclaw
THE NIGHT BAR- 4 -