Portfolio TRIL OGY

Olympic Games TRIL OGY

Project

Omega (Swatch Group) has been an Olympic sponsor as well as the official timekeeper since the 1932 Games in Los Angeles.

For the Beijing 2008 Summer Olympic Games Omega sought to construct a showpiece pavilion that would provide a platform to display the many world class timepieces produced by the Swatch Group as well as welcome guests from the global audience in attendance.

The construction team was responsible for conceptual design development, interface with local government ministries and all permits / approvals therein, design management and overall project execution on the Olympic Park.

The structure was composed of lightweight aluminium profiles and a glass facade with a surface area of 17,000 square feet. The interior showcased the products from Omega and the Swatch Group, provided a reception for press conferences / private events, a VIP area and had a total area of 2500 sq./ft.

Program: April – July 2008

Architect: Studio Bruzzone, Milano

Client: Omega SA

2008 Beijing Olympic Games - Omega Pavilion TRIL OGY

Project

The Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Games were held in over ten venues in both Vancouver and Whistler respectively. Many of the venues required temporary structures and overlay solutions that would serve the purpose of the Olympic Games without leaving “white elephants” that would not benefit the community in the medium/long term. The majority of the seating and structures was temporary in nature in both the city venues and mountain venues.

Responsible for:

· Commercial Structuring / Project Management · Satisfying VANOC requirements for Sustainability / Health & Safety / Risk Management · Securing release of payment from VANOC when conditions satisfied

Client: VANOC

2010 Vancouver Winter Olympic Games - City & Mountain Venues TRIL OGY

Project

The Judo and Boxing competitions for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games were staged in the Excel Centre located in the heart of London Docklands near Canary Wharf. The venue provided ample space for demountable seating, great spectator sight lines and a superb venue for the athletes.

Responsible for structuring the commercial, legal and contractual framework for project execution. Defined obligations to the client, Olympic Organizing Committee and the Main Contractor for material rental / supply.

Location: Excel Centre

Client: Arena Group / LOCOG

2012 London Summer Olympic Games - ExCel Centre TRIL OGY

Project

The two-story building served as the brand’s pop-up home for the duration of the 2014 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games.

Omega hosted a number of events at the Pavilion including watchmaking demonstrations and question-and-answer sessions with a number of its prominent brand ambassadors. Spectators, athletes and guests visited the Omega Pavilion to experience the interactive bobsleigh simulator, explore the art of mechanical watchmaking, browse Omega’s timepiece collections in the boutique and learn more about the Winter Olympic disciplines in a comfortable, branded environment.

Architect: Studio Bruzzone, Milano

Client: Omega SA

2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Games - Omega Pavilion TRIL OGY

Project

The pavilion had to be designed, fabricated, deployed and constructed within 6 months from contract against a backdrop of political uncertainty and severe construction delays on the Olympic Park. This involved aggressively fast-tracking the design, fabrication and construction to ensure that the immovable completion date could be met. Communication and coordination were particular challenges as project team members were spread between San Francisco, Cincinnati, New York, London, Zurich, Moscow and Sochi. With enormous transport challenges we structured and depended on a diversified supply chain spread across Europe, Western and Central Asia.

The pavilion was delivered on budget and ahead of schedule allowing P&G to take possession earlier than planned and have additional preparation for their Games time activation. The P&G Family Home achieved unanimous acclaim and provided the backdrop to a hugely successful marketing campaign.

Program: Design & Build in 7 Months

Architect: Schmidhuber

Client: Proctor & Gamble

2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Games - P&G Family Home TRIL OGY

Project

BMW’s showcase London 2012 pavilion was built on an elevated site above the Waterworks River, situated between the Olympic Stadium and the Aquatics Centre.

Serie Architects’ innovative design used the river water to provide a sustainable source of cooling for the building before returning the filtered water to the river via an eye-catching ‘water curtain’ feature. The structure had a total floor space of 800m2.

The two-storey superstructure is built of steel box beams and sustainable materials were employed for the interior fit out.

Responsible for the project acquisition, client negotiations (BMW UK and BMW AG) and procurement of the overall project. Negotiated the commercial, legal and contractual structuring of the project. Developed SCM of local suppliers and framework agreements therein. Acted as interface for both sponsor (BMW) and Olympic Organizing committee throughout the lifetime of the project.

Architect: Serie Architects (basic design) Franken Architects (project execution)

Engineer: AKT II

Client: BMW UK

2012 London Summer Olympic Games - BMW Pavilion TRIL OGY

Location: Olympic Park elevated above Waterworks River.

Scope • Project acquisition, client of work: negotiations and procurement of the overall project • Commercial, legal and contractual structuring of the project execution • SCM of local suppliers and commercial conditions therein.

2012 London Summer Olympic Games - BMW Pavilion TRIL OGY

Challenges / Special Remarks:

Serie Architects’ innovative design uses river water to provide a sustainable source of cooling for the building before returning this filtered water to the river via an eye-catching ‘water curtain’ feature.

It was the only venue on the water making for difficult construction conditions and stringent Health & Safety regulations.

It required floating piling rigs for the piles to be driven into the river bed as well as for the tower crane to be delivered by river barge due to size constraints on the Olympic Park.

The roof of the pavilion constituted a large pool of water that wrapped around the pods that housed the vehicles on display.

Prototypes of BMW’s electric cars were presented in enclosed glass structures.

All nine pods had different sizes and thus had to be sized bespoke with individual edge sides in equal proportion.

2012 London Summer Olympic Games - BMW Pavilion TRIL OGY

VIP Lounge

A spacious area was reserved for VIP guests of BMW. The BMW Group Lounge had a separate entrance and catering area.

The lounge was filled with natural light and fitted out with bespoke timber paneling and wooden flooring.

London 2012 Showcase Sponsor Pavilion - BMW TRIL OGY

Project

The Coca-Cola Beatbox was designed by Asif Khan and Pernilla Ohrstedt for the London 2012 Olympic Games. It was an experimental fusion of architecture, sport, music and technology that created a stunning multi- sensory experience.

The visionary pavilion was inspired by Coca- Cola’s global campaign for London 2012 – Move to the BeatTM – that connected young people to the Games by bringing together their passions for music and sport.

Responsible for the project acquisition, schematic design development, local market procurement, SCM and project execution on the Olympic Park.

Location: Olympic Park

Architect: Asif Khan & Pernilla Ohrstedt

Scope • Development of the of work: conceptual/schematic design into a detailed design • Project acquisition, client negotiations and procurement of the overall project “the pavilion • Commercial, legal and appears contractual structuring of luminescent... the project execution electrifying • SCM of local suppliers and viewers and commercial conditions therein pulling them in” Client: Coca Cola BV Designalmic

2012 London Summer Olympic Games - Coca Cola Beatbox TRIL OGY

Design Solution

Called ‘The Coca-Cola Beatbox’, Pernilla and Asif’s pioneering building also acted as a musical instrument. It took inspiration from Coca-Cola’s global platform for London 2012 Move to the Beat– a campaign which brought teens closer to the Olympics by fusing sport with their enduring passion for music.

The creative concept enabled people to ‘play’ the Pavilion through interacting with sounds embedded within the architecture itself. Visitors created their own beat for London 2012 by remixing sounds of Olympic sports captured for an anthem created for Coca-Cola by Grammy award-winning producer, Mark Ronson.

Integrated within the 200 cushions was groundbreaking audio, lighting and responsive sensor technology, which uploaded rhythmical sport sounds into the structure of the Coca- Cola Beatbox. Recordings, included athletes’ heartbeats, shoes squeaking, and arrows hitting a target were triggered and remixed by the gestures and movements of the 200,000 visitors during Games time as they made the 200m journey to the pavilion’s rooftop.

Within the Coca-Cola Beatbox pavilion visitors discovered Jason Bruges Studio’s Aerial Dynamics installation, a living, breathing light show. 180 bespoke mechatronic ‘bubbles’ glowed rhythmically in time with Mark Ronson’s track. Controlled with individual code, each bubble had eight polypropylene blades that fold in on themselves.

2012 London Summer Olympic Games - Coca Cola Beatbox TRIL OGY

Construction Materials and Building Components

The Beatbox was made up of more than 200 inflated ETFE cushions, held in crisp aluminium frames, each measuring 1 x 5m, which provided an interactive musical interface. The “garland” of panels covered a circular steel-frame drum structure, clad in mirror-polished stainless steel, that enclosed a darker world within, lined in black-stained rough-sawn timber. The external skin of the drum is clad with polished stainless steel panels and black stained timber.

A long spiral ramp, clad in aluminium planks and expanded metal mesh, traveled around the outside of the drum, before entering it from the roof, giving access to the interior of the pavilion.

2012 London Summer Olympic Games - Coca Cola Beatbox TRIL OGY

Materials

Simple materials were used in unexpected ways, such as the use of reclaimed timber. This allowed us to meet the no-land fill policy and the Green Credentials of the London 2012 Games.

Program

Site Handover February 2012. Completed July 2012.

2012 London Summer Olympic Games - Coca Cola Beatbox TRIL OGY

Project

Electricité de France was the official energy provider for the London 2012 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games. The design for the structure came was developed by the German agency Schmidhuber based upon an overall concept proposed by iLuka (Chime Group).

True to the motto ‘reduce - reuse - recycle’, the pavilion was planned as a light-weight structure consisting primarily of lightweight steel and drywall for the interior and a PVC membrane for the exterior.

Responsible for structuring the commercial, legal and contractual framework for project execution. Defined obligations to the client, Olympic Organizing Committee and the Olympic Delivery Authority.

2012 London Summer Olympic Games - EDF Pavilion TRIL OGY

Location: Olympic Park, next to Olympic Stadium.

Architect: Schmidhuber

Program: March 2012-July 2012

Client: iLuka

2012 London Summer Olympic Games - EDF Pavilion TRIL OGY

World Expo TRIL OGY

Project

The German pavilion "Balancity" consisted of four individual structures that were all interconnected with several different urban and rural environments demonstrating the balance throughout the country of Germany between natural elements and urban living.

Visitors were led through the different structures through walkways both stationary and moving, up/down spiraling walkways across the rolling single/multiple story buildings. The experience culminated where visitors were led into a 12m high amphitheater called the “Energy Source” and then into the pavilion’s main event area.

Construction

Building of the pavilion was done on a 6,000 square meter large property. 1,200 tons of steel were used to construct the 20-meter- high pavilion. Due to the poor subsoil conditions, it was necessary to ram 520 piles up to 22 meters deep into the soil. These created the foundation of the pavilion.

Dimensions: 5,750m2 area and 20m high

Program: April 2008 – April 2010

Architect / Designer Schmidhuber + Kaindl, Muich (architecture) Milla und Partner, Stuttgart (exhibition design)

Client Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology (BMWi), Germany

World Expo 2010 - German Pavilion TRIL OGY

Project

The theme for the EXPO 2015 held in Milan was "Feed the planet. Energy for Life" and all of the participating countries were required to build upon that theme as it pertained to their home country. We were commissioned by the Ministry of Culture in Russia to provide a conceptual design that embody Russian cultural values, Russian design as well as integrate the EXPO 2015’s overall theme therein.

Designer: Nuslli CH

Client: Russian Ministry of Culture

World EXPO 2015 - Russian Pavilion TRIL OGY

Project

Following the EXPO 2017 theme “Future Energy”, the design of UK Pavilion explored the sources of energy emergence. The exhibition content provided the visitor with an experience to witness the birth of the Universe inviting visitors to track the travel of energy from the sun and its transformation on its way through the surface of earth, climate change and how energy has evolved throughout human civilization. The pavilion provided an inspiring cultural, education and business programme with a number of highly regarded UK institutions including the British Council, Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, University of Manchester and National Graphene Institute; Natural History Museum and the Museum of Science and Industry.

The British Pavilion at EXPO 2017 will stand among the largest ones and occupy an area of over 1,000 square meters. Its guests are awaited by a trip to the world of best British innovations and discoveries which have changed our life and transformed the world. The culmination of the Pavilion will be graphene – the material of the future capable of revolutionizing practices of energy generation and consumption.

Beside the unique Pavilion at EXPO 2017, the United Kingdom will present an ambitious program of business and cultural events to demonstrate the openness of the UK for business and also its experience in energy, design and revolutionary technologies.

2017 World Expo Astana – UK Pavilion TRIL OGY

The British Pavilion was designed by UK architect Asif Khan in collaboration with WOO and KBW with the scientific content developed by Brian Eno (Professor at Catherine Heymans of Edinburgh University).

Design: KBW, WOO and Asif Khan

Main Contractor: Nüssli Switzerland AG

Client: UK Department of Investment and Trade

Location: Astana | Kazakhstan

2017 World Expo Astana – UK Pavilion TRIL OGY

Stadiums & Temporary Infrastructure TRIL OGY

Project

The football stadium in Charlotte, NC required new seating and a VIP pavilion as premium seating / hospotality area for the spectators attending on match day. All approvals had to be taken from the local authorities to ensure full compliance.

Trilogy worked with local contractors to ensure that the project was delivered successfully, on time and within budget.

Location: Charlotte, USA

Client: Charlotte Independence

Charlotte Independence Stadium TRIL OGY

Project

One of the most prestigious events in Asia, the 15th Asian Games in 2006 was held in Doha, Qatar. More than 10,000 of Asia’s top athletes were present from 45 nations to compete in 46 Games. Trilogy was part of the Games to offer support by providing fully-functioning temporary structures. Organisers wanted to leave behind a lasting economic and environmental friendly footprint. Splurging heavy funds on permanent infrastructure would have no use after the Doha Games. The organisers therefore chose to build cost-effective temporary Olympic structures.

Responsible for the overall project lead and overall execution. Accountable for the management of the project programme, resources, budget, operations and stakeholder management. Primary point of contact for client, all project consultants throughout life.

Location: Doha, Qatar

Client: Andreas Messerli AG

2006 Asian Games TRIL OGY

Modular & Demountable Structures TRIL OGY

Project

The Qasr Al Hosn Visitors Centre was designed to be used as temporary offices and a mixed use exhibition space that provides a modular environment that can accommodate a variety of different exhibitions from an artistic and cultural perspective.

The building is structurally modular, can be dismantled and re-erected in an alternative location at the owner’s discretion.

Currently it is used as offices for UAE & international companies, an exhibition space for a variety of exhibitions as well as art studios for the Sheikha Salama bint Hamdan Al Nahyan Emerging Artists Fellowship (SEAF) which is a year-long programme aimed at supporting young Emirati artists in the UAE in partnership with the Rhode Island School of Design.

Architect: Austin Smith Lord Engineer: Arup/Teuffel Engineering

Artist’s Studio: Artist Farah Al Qasimi participating in the emerging artist fellowship

Qasr Al Hosn Visitors Centre TRIL OGY

Responsible for the overall Project Leadership including but not limited to:

• Responsible for project lead and overall execution of the project

• Accountable for the management of the project programme, resources, budget, operations and sub-contracted personnel onsite

• Primary point of contact for Employer’s representative, Employer’s project consultants throughout lifetime of project, government regulatory authorities and the architect of record

• Commercial/contractual structuring - working with the FIDIC Yellow Book Design & Build Contract

• Primary interface with government authorities (UPC, ADM, Civil Defense et al.) for all required planning and building approvals

• Management/structuring procurement of local/international suppliers

Qasr Al Hosn Visitors Centre TRIL OGY

Project Overview

Exhibition & Link Building Height: 13m (max.) Width: 30m Floors: 4 Total area: circa 3200m2

Office Building Height: 27m (max.) Width: 12.5m Floors: G + 4 Total area: Circa 1400m2

Qasr Al Hosn Visitors Centre TRIL OGY

Material Overview:

1. Bored concrete piles: 72 2. Structural steel: 800 tonnes 3. Floor slabs & foundation: concrete 4. Aluminium profiles – Schüco & Okalux glass cladding: approx 3300m2 5. Willow wicker: approx 3300m2 6. End grain oak flooring: approx 1000m2 7. Crema marfil stone: approx 750m2 8. Royal mosa tiles: 600 m2 9. Timber veneer – Nussli: 400m2 10. Faram internal glass partition: 1000m2 11. Gypsum plaster board walls: 2500m2 12. Gypsum plaster ceilings: 1200m2 13. Armstrong metal ceilings: 1000m2 14. Hunter Douglas wooden ceiling: 1000m2 15. Air handling, FCU’s – LG 16. 1500 Kva generator – FG Wilson 17. Smoke extract system 18. Larch wooden from shading: 1500m2 19. Limestone walls – Syria: 120m2 20. Limestone flooring – Saudi: 1000m2 21. Lighting from Austria 22. Plants – UAE 23. Waterproofing – Sika 24. Epoxy flooring – Malaysia 25. Raised flooring – Belgium 26. Carpet flooring – Thailand 27. Vinyl flooring from England 28. Plumbing / Electrical accessories 29. Sanitary ware – UAE 30. Doors – UAE 31. Fixed furniture – UAE 32. Lavastone for furniture – France 33. Ironmongery – UAE 34. Door handles – FSB - Switzerland

Qasr Al Hosn Visitors Centre TRIL OGY

Planning, Permits and Construction Programme

Contract: FIDIC: Design and Build (Yellow Book)

Planning 12 Weeks Submission to the UPC:

Building 16 Weeks Permit (staggered release i.e. piling, ADM: foundations, frame etc.)

Approved 12 Weeks. Detailed Design:

Construction 7 Months (amortized after /Fabrication halted construction, partial /Erection dismantling and subsequent Time: re-erection)

Client: ADACH (Abu Dhabi Authority for Culture and Heritage) currently TDIC.

Qasr Al Hosn Visitors Centre TRIL OGY

Project

The official TED Talks was built as an elaborate 1,200-seat temporary theatre, modelled after London’s famous Globe Theatre, inside the West Ballroom of the Vancouver Convention Centre.

The 52,668 square foot West Ballroom is one of the largest in Canada and has held many events throughout its first five years, but it has never been temporarily modified in such a significant way. The construction team began building the enormous wood theatre just five days prior to the event and made their finishing touches on the final day.

The structure uses 8,000 timber pieces which was installed with the assistance of a computer-aided cutting machine – all shipped to the convention centre on 50 trucks.

Responsible for the initial business development working with the Architect, Client and executive design team. Structured the commercial agreement with the executive design team and the client for initial design development and project execution.

TEDx Vancouver TRIL OGY

Size: 1,860 sq m

Build time: 1 week

Architect: TED Vancouver

Engineer: Nussli CH

Designer: Rockwell Group

Client: TED

TEDx Vancouver TRIL OGY

Project

The 2007 Serpentine Pavilion was designed by artist Olafur Eliasson and architect Kjetil Thorsen of Snohetta.

The pavilion was a timber–clad structure constructed out of over 3,000 individual triangular pieces of timber and resembled a spinning top.

A wide ascending spiraling ramp led visitors up the pavilion from the Serpentine Gallery’s lawn to the seating area and continuing upwards, culminating at the highest point in a view across Kensington Gardens and down into the chamber below.

The Serpentine Gallery Pavilion is an ongoing programme of temporary structures designed by internationally renowned architects and designers. It is unique globally and presents the work of an international architect or design not completed a building in the UK.

The Pavilion architects to date include Rem Koolhaas and Cecil Balmond, Frank Gehry, Ai Weiwei & Herzog De Meuron, Peter Zumthor, Jean Nouvel, MVRDV, Oscar Niemeyer, Toyo Ito, Daniel Libeskind and Zaha Hadid.

Responsible for supporting project management, interface with the Employer’s Construction Manager and liaising with the client therein.

Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2007 - Olafur Eliasson and Kjetil Thorsen TRIL OGY

Client Serpentine Gallery, Kensington Gardens, London.

Architect Olafur Eliasson and Kjetil Thorsen.

Project The Serpentine Gallery in London is a leading international address for modern and contemporary art.

The highlight of the gallery’s annual programme is always the construction of the summer pavilion, with acclaimed architects or artists invited to design it.

Responsible for working with multiple stakeholders including the Royal Parks, Serpentine Gallery, Architect, Principal Contractor and Structural Engineer to ensure a successful project delivery. Developed a modular design for the pavilion to be demountable and then re-erected as a saleable an asset after project completion.

Construction Some 3,000 different plywood triangles were cut on a CNC to produce the structural exterior of the 15 m tall building. Each part had to be manufactured individually.

Program April 2007 – August 2007.

Dismantling November 2007 – December 2007

Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2007 - Olafur Eliasson and Kjetil Thorsen TRIL OGY

Olympic Bids TRIL OGY

Project Plan B–Transport/Map B–Transportation

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Client: Doha 2016 Olympic and Paralympic Games Bid Committee

Doha 2016 - Olympic and Paralympic Games Bid TRIL OGY

Product Launch TRIL OGY

Project

Porsche chose to launch the new Porsche 911 at the Santa Maria airport building a bespoke track to test the car as well as converting the hangar into a exhibition space celebrating the historyof the 911.

An elegant European bistro has also been built in the hangar - featuring stainless steel and glass-topped bar tables arranged around comedian Jerry Seinfeld’s spotless 1964 911.

Over 500 international journalists attended the event being ferried between the airport and the Four Seasons Hotel in Santa Barbara.

Architect: Feld + Team

Client: Porsche GmBH

Porsche 911 Launch Event TRIL OGY

Project

BMW and Rolls Royce presented their latest models to industry buyers as well as the public at the Paris motor show in 2010. The latest models of both Rolls Royce and BMW were showcased to the to the visitors in Paris with both existing models and prototypes on display.

Location: Paris, France

Client: BMW Group

2010 Mondial de l’Automobile - BMW & Rolls Royce TRIL OGY

Design Development TRIL OGY

Project

A once unappealing Krymskaya embankment, only recently separated from the Muzeon park and the Central House of Artists, has been transformed beyond recognition: what once was a road has turned into a lane for pedestrians and bicycles. Fountains have been set up, wave-shaped artist pavilions have replaced a chaotic exhibition area and small hills with benches scattered about have become part of the landscape park thus extending a green strip from Gorky park on the other side of the Krymsky bridge.

Objective: To turn a quiet four-lane road into a new city landmark, thereby bringing life to the deserted area of Muzeon park between the Central House of Artists and the Moskva river.

Solution: To link the Krymskaya embankment to a 10 km pedestrian and cycling route that starts at Vorobievy gori and to replace the road with a landscape park with distinct transit and sport features while preserving the artists’ exhibition zone.

Architect: Wowhaus Architecture Bureau

Engineer: Form TL / Nussli CH

Client: Wowhaus Architecture Bureau

Krimskaya Pavilions TRIL OGY

Project

Responsible for working with the client and suppliers within the market to develop a bespoke design that incorporate both overlay and fabricated elements into a premier hospitality venue.

The design included balconies that lead into a central atrium where they looped together to form bridges connecting the halls. This fluid movement through the building created a dynamic and exciting space with visual connections to the Olympic Park.

Architect: Schmidhuber + Kaindl, Munich

Client: Prestige Hospitality (SODEXO)

2012 London Summer Olympic Games - Prestige Hospitality TRIL OGY

Project

Megafon commissioned architect Asif Khan to develop and engineer a pavilion that would use a kinetic façade to display selfies taken on the façade.

The selfies were taken by fans from all over Russia and then projected in real time onto the façade of the pavilion on the Olympic Park.

Responsible for the initial design development with the Architect and construction of a mockup for testing the kinetic façade prior to construction in Sochi on the Olympic Park.

Architect: Asif Khan

Client: Asif Khan/Megafon

2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Games - Megafon Pavilion TRIL OGY

Project

The Hirshorn Seasonal Inflatable Pavilion (SIP) was designed by Diller Sco dio + Renfro, structurally engineered by Buro Happold and was to be a transformative architectural and cultural space that was essential to the Hirshhorn’s revitalization as a museum for modern art within the Smithsonian Institution’s portfolio.

The structure would have been a 150 foot (46m) tall structure that would in ate for special events, symposia and exhibition- related programs, expanding the museum’s capacity and elevating its status to an international symbol of contemporary art and architecture. After four years of design, development and procurement; the executive board of the Smithsonian elected not to pursue the project further.

Responsible for leading the overall bid proposal working with the executive design team DS+R (Architectural) / Buro Happold (Structural) as well as local partners Grunley / KlingStubbins, sourcing a local JV partner in Washington D.C., presentation of proposal to the Smithsonian Institution, budget submission, value engineering, procurement and commercial structuring.

Architect: Diller Scofidio + Renfro

Engineer: Buro Happold

Client: Smithsonian Institution

Hirshorn Museum - Seasonal Inflatable Pavilion TRIL OGY

Membrane Installation, De-Installation & Transport

The structural design of the Hirshorn would have called for the completion of the permanent base building improvements to ready the facility for the temporary structure.

This would have included all structural, electrical, and mechanical improvements as well as safety measures therein.

The exact delivery date, time, and schedule for erection of the SIP membrane would have been coordinated with the Smithsonian Institution well in advance to allow sufficient notice to all stakeholders involved in the project.

A detailed description regarding logistics, deliveries, street closures, protection and overall site and building preparation was prepared.

The individual steps for the installation of the membrane are illustrated and discussed on the following pages in the presentation herein.

Hirshorn Museum - Seasonal Inflatable Pavilion TRIL OGY

Project

The Egyptian Ministry of Culture engaged the studio of Zaha Hadid to prepare a conceptual design for a touring pavilion to be constructed to promote a new exhibition centre to be constructed in Cairo in conjunction with the Cairo International Convention & Exhibition Centre.

Responsible for working with the client, the lead Architect and SCM to develop a schematic design for a demountable pavilion to be erected on a global tour of leading cities.

Architect: Zaha Hadid

Client: Zaha Hadid / Egyptian Ministry of Culture

Cairo Touring Pavilion TRIL OGY

Project

The Fry Pavilion was designed to be a part of the overall refurbishment of Greenwich Market and the surrounding area. Greenwich Market is regarded as one of London’s best covered markets with up to 120 stalls showing antiques and collectables.

The pavilion was designed to be installed in the courtyard adjacent to the market to be used by retailers, pop up installations and cultural events.

Responsible for the design development working with both the lead architect, principal contractor and structural engineer.

Architect: Barr Gazetas

Structural Engineer: Evolve

Client: Greenwich Trust

Fry Pavilion TRIL OGY

Project

The Safe Deposit pavilion was designed to be a pavilion to host cultural events within the newly redeveloped St. James Market near Piccadilly Circus in Central London.

The redevelopment is part of a 87m GBP development lead by the Crown Estate providing a mixed use development for both residential and commercial purposes.

Responsible for developing an initial cost proposal and worked with the Architect to develop the conceptual design. Provided feedback in terms of SCM and buildability of the initial conceptual design.

Architect: Studio Weave

Engineer: Atelier One

Client: Crown Estate

St James Market Pavilion TRIL OGY

Project

The Zayed National Museum will be the centrepiece of the Saadiyat Island Cultural Distruct, a memorial to the late Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, the founding president of the UAE and will showcase the history, culture and the social and economic transformation of the Emirates. The aim was to combine a highly efficient, contemporary form with elements of traditional Arabic design and hospitality to create a museum that is sustainable, welcoming and culturally of its place.

Worked with the lead Architect to develop a conceptual and schematic design to be presented to the client. Provided technical feedback on the design, commercial proposals and feasibility studies prior to construction.

Location: Abu Dhabi, UAE

Client: Foster + Partners / AECOMa

Sheikh Zayed National Museum - Wing Mockup TRIL OGY

Project

The Endless Stair is the landmark project for this year’s London Design Festival and will be sited on the lawn in front of the world-renowned Tate Modern museum on London’s South Bank.

The interactive installation is a series of interlocking timber staircases, which was inspired by the drawings of M.C. Escher. Endless Stair has a total of 187 steps and will be 7.7m high, approximately the same height as a three storey building. The structure will provide visitors with views of both the Tate Modern and the river Thames.

Location: London, United Kingdom

Client: London Design Festival

London Design Festival - Endless Stair TRIL OGY

Project

Qatar had opened its National Pavilion at the Rio +20 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de Janeiro. The pavilion was a sustainable, lightweight structure, inspired by the rich cultural history of Qatar and looks to the country’s future. The pavilion was constructed of contemporary materials, procured and assembled locally. It is easy to assemble and can be deployed at a later day with minimum foundations. The pavilion’s roof design shares its design cue from a soaring falcon’s wingspan, and its membranes allow for light, encouraging natural ventilation. Most of the infrastructure was rented from local merchants or created by a local craftsperson. All the materials required for the building envelope were procured locally in Brazil. At the end of the conference, the pavilion was disassembled and stored for later use in the country. Rio +20 is the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development held in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. The Qatar National Food Security Programme (QNFSP) commenced on the project to present Qatar’s vision for innovative green growth and development at the global conference.

Responsible for the design development working with the lead architect, principal contractor and structural engineer. Provided initial cost consultancy, SCM and schematic feedback.

Location: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Client: Grimshaw Architects

Rio +20 UN Conference – Qatar Pavilion TRIL OGY

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Leon was a guest lecturer at the University College London – The Bartlett School for Unit 16 a module focusing on the Olympic Games in London, Rio de Janeiro and future Olympiads.

Unit 16 was part of a global network of research related to the Olympics in London, Rio de Janeiro and beyond. The final projects will be displayed in Museo da Casa Brasileira in Sao Paulo in 2013. They also exhibited their Miami-based projects from last year in Miami, Bogota, Panama City, Mexico City and New York, thanks to the support of Designalter Foundation.

In September 2012, we were invited by the Fargfabriken Art Foundation as one of five teams to propose ideas for the urban infrastructural development of Stockholm. The result of this work will be exhibited at aFargfabriken in Stockholm in November 2012.

Location: London, UK / Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Bartlett School of Architecture – Unit 16 TRIL OGY

Sports Federations TRIL OGY

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Worked directly the Secretary General of the FIS for the development and creation of the FIS Alpine/Nordic World Championships Transfer of Knowledge Template. The template is currently used and implemented by potential bidding cities and host cities that have been awarded the FIS World Championships.

Responsible for developing the FIS Alpine and Nordic Transfer of Knowledge Program

Location: Oberhofen Bei Thun, Switzerland

Client: International Skiing Federation

FIS Alpine & Nordic Transfer of Knowledge Program TRIL OGY

Sponsorship Activation TRIL OGY

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The Xtreme Verbier was created in 1996 by two former free riders, Nicolas Hale-Woods and Philippe Buttet. The event is considered to be one of the most prestigious free ride competitions in the world. The Xtreme Verbier takes place every year on the second week of March, however there is a clause to postpone the event in case of bad weather conditions. During the three days that the event takes place the resort is completely devoted to the Xtreme. The center of Verbier is transformed into a pedestrian street fair offering a wide range of entertainment, concerts, and interactive activities. The contest takes place on the Bec des Rosses: which is at 3222m, and has a 500m vertical drop. The mountain presents many challenges to the competitors, for instance in some places 55° slopes with steep narrow couloirs and jagged rocky cliffs. Each year the snow conditions can vary and thus make the mountain completely different from the previous years. Due to the extreme nature and difficulty of the event, only the very best riders are selected and invited to the Xtreme. They must be in top physical condition and have thorough mountain experience.

Responsible for preparing a full ROI report for the top sponsors of the Verbier Xtreme including Swatch Group, NOKIA and Nissan.

Location: Bec des Rosses, Switzerland

Client: Freeride World Tour

Xtreme Verbier TRIL OGY

Xtreme Verbier