Final Thesis_Parcours durable.03

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The challenge was to design a buil-ding symbol of the car industry revi-val, and make It at the same time a sustainable facility with a formal approach By using the lexical field of car design (dynamic shapes and materials used in car production), I have tried to mold this architecture to the new idea of mobility.

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Public equipment_Media Library in Ivry.01

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. This project is part of an urban problematic. The physical barrier re-presented by the ring road of Pa-ris gives birth to inequalities and fractures between the city and its suburbs. This new Media library which is a part of a new urban fa-bric project of Ivry, creates a physical and cultural bridge between Paris and its surroundings.

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Elevations

Second level planPerspecective.01

situation plan

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Master plan

View from the top

Public equipment_Media Library in Ivry.02

The building design refers to a Ma-levich work. Built in steal, the idea was to create a free interior by ma-king easier the architectural route and the incoming of the users.

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Construction details

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Public equipment_Conference center

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This conference center is the star-ting point of my initiation concer-ning "Green architecture". With basic knowledge and a few techniques, my first intention was to anchor this building in its urban context close to the Seine and secondly it was giving the building a green facade.

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Section aa' Section bb'

Ground floor plan

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Perspective.01

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Public equipment_Pelota center

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Located not far from the east outs-kirts of Paris, the formal research for this sports complex was the main point of interest in the project. The plan design and the building�s sha-pes were also treated in a sculp-tural way to give this equipment the dynamic lines that it apparently needs. .

Perspective 1

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Elevations

View from the tennis court

Groundfloor plan

View from the top

Situation plan

First level plan

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Master plan

Sections

Housing_Mixity in Sartrouville.01

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Housing projects represent the har-dest topics for a student in archi-tecture. The main difficulty was to handle the program itself. Mixing housings, shops and offices in a restricted perimeter of construction created a certain complexity, that taught me how to manage urban density.

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Elevations

Elevation south

Situation plan

Elevation north

2005

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Master plan

Current floor plan

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Interior perspecitve

Penthouse perspective

Penthouse plans

Housing_Mixity in Sartrouville.02

The penthouse is the masterpiece of housing project. It gives the users a double space leveled area and double outdoor terraces with two different orientations: North-east for the private spaces like the bedrooms, and a south-west exposure for the common areas..

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Penthouse perspective

Penthouse plans

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Housing_Five appartements in Paris

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Located in the 12th district of Pa-ris, this new building, surrounded by old constructions represents a new impulse in the street Emile Duployé. The architectural project has the sin-gularity of merging with its context by modernizing some aspects of the average Parisian housing unit.

Perspective 1

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Section aa' Floors plans

Situation plan

2004

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Current floor plan

City plan. & Landscape_Sustainable park

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Supervised by Cino Zucchi 60 archi-tecture students from more than ten countries were involved in this project as part of international workshop for sustainable energies. it allowed me to see how an international com-petition works and how to treat a large scale landscape project..

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Garden perspectives

Pictos: Urban principles

Master plan

Garden section

2007

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City plan. & Landscape_Workshop in Malia

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During one month for a Workshop in Malia, the task was to record measures for patrimonial buildings in Bamako and for some vernacu-lar dried earth constructions (called concession) in the Sahel desert. I have had the chance to discover an intriguing culture and a new way to comprehend construction.

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Perspectives from the soils construction

Concession master plans

Country map of Malia

Concession situation plan

2006

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City plan. & Landscape_Saturn garden

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The topic was to create the sixth garden in the pre-existing "Jardin André Citroën" in west Paris. The lat-ter is composed by small theme parks. The idea was to fit with the actual park design by creating at the same time a new garden proposal which refered to the sixth day in the bible genesis

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Master plan

Longitudial section

Trees essences

2004

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Perspective.02

Interior Design_Wellness center lobby

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Defining materials, construction sys-tem and furniture all at once in a project is unusual. Interior design al-lows it. For this Wellness center lob-by, the water theme has been my leitmotiv. From the reception walls to the ground floor bar, the water falls down from the top of the lobby reception to the outside space.

Functional principles sketchs

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Gd.floor plan

Materials used

Interior Design_Hostel room in Milan

+ =Around the ground floor and the cei-ling, an existing frieze has constraint the architectural design. Not to in-terrupt this design, i have decided to hang the bedroom up in the air, floating above the floor. The Purple box and the L bed created a single piece of furniture.

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Room working principles

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3D picto

Interior Design_Artist Studio

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The challenge was to maximize the natural sunlight in a space in which only two sides could catch the light. Made for an artist, it gives the user the capacity to work in a double height free space with a nor-thern orientation. The constraint of the height forced me to play with split levels which became a way to separate the various uses.

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Section bb' Groundfloor plan

First floor plan

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Frontal scketch

Conceptual work_20x20 square

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The very first project I have made during my architecture studies, was a work about abstraction: How to create tension and give sense to six abstracts volumes in a 20x20 square centimeter area adaptable to various scales (from object to urban size)

Hand sketchs

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Elevations

2003

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Master plan

Conceptual work_corridor deconstruction

In architecture we usually consider a corridor as a straight line. This plas-tic work gives it a new definition. Journey become journeys by the de-construction of shapes. This corridor becomes multiple.

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