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Fall 2010

Shape

Use Inhabit the time

Read and Shout

Landscape

Collective dwellings in Montbrun

Analysis: Hip House Analysis: EDF dwellings

Temporary dwellings in Alesia

Spring 2011 Fall 2011 Spring 2012

Internship projects:

Medical HouseAlençon

House Renovation

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ShapeS1///Atelier Reza Azard

From a given shape, the purpose of this project was to create an architecture. My project gathers two entertainment centres for different activities in a «complex» composed of two towers.The model explores the princips of mass digging and of opening.

UseS1///Atelier Reza Azard

In order to understand the needs of an user, the first part of the project consisted of creating a human «hybrid».From this hybrid, the project had to be the adequate habitat for it.Through this study, we were meant to understand how the user would interract with its environment, and how space would fulfil its needs.

Model photo: elevations and interiors.

landscape: the reversed libraryS1///Atelier Reza Azard

The reversed library is a project based on the study of the text ‘Armilla’, excerpt from ‘The Invisibles Cities’, by Italo Calvino. Armilla is a city that lacks floors, walls and ceilings. The only thing that makes it look like an actual city are the tubes rising from all sides. From this observation, I drew the rules to create a landscape. These rules were to be kept for a new library to be built at school. Armille was for me a place where all princips of intilacy were reversed, and where the structure only was the tubes shaping the city. I applied these rules to the conception of my library, according to the different types of spaces.The building is a passage betxeen the two separated school buildings.

«You would think that the plumbers had finished their job and gone away before the bricklayers arrived; or else their hydraulic systems, indestructable, had sur-vived a catastrophe, an earthquake, or the corrosion of termites.»

read and shoutS2 /// Atelier Lionel Lemire

Read and shout is a project studying the way to cope with a contra-diction: how to accomodate two activities in a space whereas they seem opposite and incompatible. At the center, a cone re-flects the sound, and, on the surroundings, alcoves stifle the noise.

inhabit the timeS2 /// Atelier Lionel Lemire

Inhabit the time in Beckholmen: in an island, Beckholmen, a naval building site at the heart of the Stockholm archipelago, the purpose was to explore the possibilities for a transfor-mable housing in function of the user’s needs and of the future of the island.

I therefore decided to bring a standstill on one of the dry docks in order to put my house in it. If I wanted it totally mobile at the start, I fi-nally decided to have a inert glass enveloppe, suspended in the dock, in which mobile furni-ture elements would evolve, creating a moving space. The enveloppe is irregular, with different levels and was bound to suggest how to be used. However, the elements could be moved as the user wished it.

Various research elements. Next page: picture of the enve-loppe model.

Analysis: «Hip House» S3 /// Atelier Thomas Raynaud

The ‘Hip House’ in Zwolle, Netherlands, was conceived by Atelier Kempe Thill. As far as the shape is concerned,the Hip House only seems to be a mere glass cube, lightened in its centre by an atrium.However, this building reveals itself to be the product of a heavy technical work on structure. Various elements are part of modules: posts, including the manropes, the curtain rods, etc ...Plus, if the glass cube shape seems to be an easy solution, it really is a free decision to invest the most from the space allowed for the project’s construction.

Social Housing in Montbrun S3 /// Atelier Thomas Raynaud

Site: 4 rue Montbrun / 5 paSSage Montbrun

The lot is located in Paris’ 14th arrondissement, split between the 5, passage Montbrun and the 4, rue Montbrun.The lot has two entries and is part of a closed block. I decided to play on these two settings to establish my building, lining it up with the surroundings, and making my building a passage, visible by all.

Analysis: EDF dwellingsS3 /// Atelier François Bouvard

Study on collective dwellings: the Riboulet towers or EDF dwellings in Ivry-sur-Seine. In this building, the different pavilions have been stacked to create two towers. Howe-ver, in order to change the sight and per-ception of these pavilions, they are turning around the elevator case.

logements collectifs S3 /// Atelier François Bouvard

In Paris’ 14th arrondissement, the goal of this project was to create collective and tem-porary dwellings for people in difficulty, and one public equipment. On the ground floor, my project creates an association taklng care of people in inade-quate housing, including sapces dedicated to public activities, but also offices to help the inhabitants in precise cases. The ground floor is publicly open at certain hours.

The other floors are dedicated to the habitations. I wanted to re-create the language of the city, The two parts of the buildings are served by a general gangway, sometimes separating two appartments and creating little gardens.

plan, sections and perspectives of various flats

plans: ground floor: association; and other floors: flats.

Medical House Christophe Bailleux architectes /// January 2012

Conception of a medical house in Conlie, Sarthe, France.The establishment is meant to welcome doctors, dentists, nurses, etc ... So the rural population can get access to basic cares without going to Le Mans, closest big city.

Alençon Eric Rechsteiner architecte /// October 2012

Conception of a collective housing building in Alençon, France. The building includes 11 flats.

House renovation Eric Rechsteiner architecte /// January 2013Renovation of a house in Paris’ southern suburb.