Portfolio 2015 English

Portfolio architecturePierre-antoine Pernot

Support center - Community center

Intensive frog breeding on a developped swamp

Restaurant - Grocery store -Staff housing

Without arbitrary boundaries

accepting the repurposing city

the barthes breeding

Panoramic restaurant

the space of the young sproutsRecrational center - summer refreshments counter

Library - Housing

Urban restructuration

from behind the scenes to the stage

accepting the repurposing city

Curriculum Vitae

Projects

SuMMarY

... is a lifelong experience

I understood that becoming an architect ...

... is a lifelong journey

On exchange at McGill University in Montral (Canada)

First year of architectural Master at ENSACF (France)

WorK eXPerieNceS:YEAR DURATION DESCRIPTION

2013-2014 One year Architectural Assistant and Draftsman : Part-time work site su-

pervision ARNAUD BOYER ARCHITECTE architectural firm in Cler-

mont-Ferrand (63).

2013 Two weeks

Two weeks

Architectural Assistant: Site supervison internship MAAST ar-

chitectural firm in Paris (75).

Draftsman: Architectural internship preparation of presentation

and construction documents (Plans & 3D Modeling CABINET INFODE-

SIGN architetcural firm in Ecully (69).

2010-2012

Two years Land Surveyor: SCP SUAIRE DIDIER ARNOULD - Nancy (54).

2009-2010

Part-time

One month

One month

Quick Restaurant: preparation fast-food.

Design Assistant: Painter and artistic coordinator - ARTEPY Gra-

phic Design firm specialising in panel decoration - Mcon (71).

Chef : Recreational center of the city of Mcon (71).

2007-2008 Part-time Electrician Assistant : CHEVALIER contracting firm - Varenne-les-

Mcons (71).

StatuS:Age: 23 ans Na: French

coNtactS:Telephone: 001 438 765 5629Mail: [email protected]: 1266 Avenue Ducharme H2V1E5 Outremont CANADA

laNGuaGe SKillS:Franais: fluentAnglais: conversationalEspagnol: conversational

Pierre-aNtoiNe PerNotcurriculuM Vitae 1

Looking for a two month summer internship between

June and August 2015

Architecture student

ScolaritY:

SKillS:

INTERESTS:

DiVerS:

YEAR DESCRIPTION

2014-2015 Year long exchange at McGill University in Montreal / First year of architectural Masters Program (EVAN) at Ecole Nationale Suprieure dArchitecture de Clermont-Ferrand (63).

2012-2014 Architecture licence at Ecole Nationale Suprieure dArchitecture de Clermont-Ferrand (63). Graduated in June 2014.

2010-2012 Technical land surveying degree from the Lyce Henri LORITZ in Nancy (54). June 2012.

2009-2010 Art History major with minor in Geography from Lumire Lyon II Univer-sity (69). June 2010.

2008-2010 Baccalaureate in Science - Lyce Ozanam in Mcon (71), June 2009.

Travel Europe, Maghreb, North America and China.

ART Museums and exhibitions: Centre Pompidou (Paris, Metz), MoMa (N-Y), Guggenheim (N-Y) - Concerts - Festivals.

SOCCER Since 6 years old. Collegiate and National team.

SKI Each years in the Alps.

MOTOCROSS Pilot and co-founder of the TEAM DPracing (2012-2014).

MOBILITY Drivers licence since 2009.

SECURITY First aid certified.

CONSTRUCTIONBasic Construction : Masonry, interior finishing, electrical servicing and one year of site supervision experience.

SOFTWARE PC/MAC, Microsoft & Adobe Suites, AutoCad, Rhinoceros, Sketchup, V-Ray.

ParcourS 2

01/09/2012 A passion for architecture before a formal architec tural education

I am fascinated by the creation of seductive forms, not fol-

lowing any specific organizational or spatial requirements. The ge-

ometry emerging from a Zaha Hadid building and flowing out onto the

surrounding landscape captivates me and renders me blind in front

of functional necessities. These seductive forms allowed me to ac-

quire a certain nave perception of architecture, simply focusing on

visual representation, rather than worrying about all the functional

and spatial requirements which make up the profession.

Is form enough?

01/01/2013 A first semester in architecture a formal understand ing of space.

Are my designs a reflection of myself?

I am progressing more and more every day, however, it is to-

wards the past that I find myself looking, seeking inspiration and

understanding. Contemporary questions surrounding technology and

sustainability failed to grasp my attention. I would seldom find

myself looking back at architects from the 1960s such as lAtelier

Montrouge and Renaudie. Brutalism took hold of me and greatly in-

fluenced the way in which I perceived and in turn created intricate

facades which translated my love for concretes true materiality. Le

Corbusiers saying below portrays my appreciation for architecture

at this point in time.

Puissent nos btons si rudes, rvler que sous eux, nos sensi-

bilits sont fines .

(May the rough concrete finishes of our modern concrete construc-

tions find a way of revealing our deepest internal sensitivities).

PARCO

URS 2

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01/07/2014 Graduation result

A shy architecture, stuck in its own mundaneness

Relieved to have finally found my own voice and expression

which I had long been searching for, my academic experience at

the ENSACF managed to satisfy my architectural needs, as well as

launched me on a new path of self-discovery. A new question now

took hold of me. How do I practice and communicate my architectural

notions and visions to the world?

I believe that each school, through its education, instills in

its students a certain way of thinking and resolving problems. This

is why I believe that I must go and discover new ways of thinking

and new ways of seeing the concrete outcomes which come out of

radical new ideologies. I wish to create my own vision of what ar-

chitetcure is and should be. My year on exchange at McGill Univer-

sity is the start of this journey towards the discovery of my own

way of seeing architecture. Architecture should be the expression

of a specific personal ideology which is seldon found by immersing

oneself in a radically different environment.

The concrete outcome of architectural dreams ?

15/03/2015 It is time do add water to the cement

My journey in North America has proven to be life changing.

I have managed to adapt quite quickly to a new lifestyle and become

fluent in a new language. I spent my first semester of architecture

at McGill studying under Talia Dorsey, in a specialized design studio

interested in urban context and program based design.

My second semester opened my eyes to a new way of perceiving

the arcitecture process. Both my teachers, Martin Bressani and Aaron

Sprecher, pushed me and made me see that creating impossible forms

is possible if their content remains as true and engaging as their

shell. I am now beginning to see in architecture more than just

the seductive forms which first enticed me, I see in architecture

the realization of formal ideologies rooted in social, environmen-

tal and cultural parameters. I believe that this is what I had been

searching for as a means to complement my preconceived architectur-

al notions. I hope that this new way of thinking is still only the

begining.

Without arBitrarY BouNDarieS

The intention behind this project is to illustrate the power of architecture and its ability to asso-ciate radically different programs

which respond to the needs of a complexe society.

The principal program is the

STELLA association which bene-fits from the monumentality of the

old theater to increase its cam-paign which aims at supporting

the sex workers. The project aims

at reuniting all the generations of

the neighborhood around anima-tions (conferences, performanc-es...) and creative workshops. A

game of variations in the nature

of separative systems builds filters

of different levels without ever cre-ating a radical limit between the

spaces. The architectural process

subtly combines these two worlds

while ensuring a confortable dis-tance.

Rehabilitation of an old Burlesque theater into a community center and a support center for sex workers

Sherbrooke street, Montral ( CANADA ) S1_ 2014-2015 Supervisor: Talia DORSEY Partner: Crystal Lee

urban strategy

PROJE

CT 3 Without arbitrary boundaries

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urban strategy

architectural strategy

Reinvigorating civic programs along an axis scattered with abondonned buildings

A game of plateforms without radical partitions

Master plan

centre ville

Cross section Longitudinal section

initial State:A rigid and partitoned

configuration. Dark and

isolated rooms.

Post Development:A game of communi-cating plateforms that

allows for a dialogue

between the spaces and greater levels of

natural light.

1:150 THIRD FLOOR PLAN 1:150 ROOF TOP PLAN

1:150 FIRST FLOOR PLAN 1:150 GROUND FLOOR PLAN

1:150 BASEMENT PLAN 1:150 GROUND FLOOR PLAN

THEATRE

WORKSHOPS

DAYCARE

CAFE

THEATRE

SEX SHOP CLINIC

RECEPTION

STUDY AREA

COMPUTER ROOM

WORKSHOP / SUPPORT GROUP

LIBRARY / SUPPORT GROUP

PUBLICATION OFFICE

MEETING ROOM

STELLA

SUPPORT GROUP / LEGAL HELP

ROOF TOP GARDEN




THEATRE

WORKSHOPS

DAYCARE

CAFE

THEATRE

SEX SHOP CLINIC

RECEPTION

STUDY AREA

COMPUTER ROOM



PUBLICATION OFFICE

MEETING ROOM

STELLA


ROOF TOP GARDEN




THEATRE

WORKSHOPS

DAYCARE

CAFE

THEATRE

SEX SHOP CLINIC

RECEPTION

STUDY AREA

COMPUTER ROOM



PUBLICATION OFFICE

MEETING ROOM

STELLA


ROOF TOP GARDEN




THEATRE

WORKSHOPS

DAYCARE

CAFE

THEATRE

SEX SHOP CLINIC

RECEPTION

STUDY AREA

COMPUTER ROOM



PUBLICATION OFFICE

MEETING ROOM

STELLA


ROOF TOP GARDEN

floor plans

Different degrees of cohabitation

Basement: Preparation space

Second Floor: A peripheral organization of the specialized spaces

Ground Floor: An introduction to all the programs

Third Floor: The negative of the ceiling as a conserved relic

PROJE

CT 3 Without arbitrary boundaries

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THEATRE

WORKSHOPS

DAYCARE

CAFE

THEATRE

SEX SHOP CLINIC

RECEPTION

STUDY AREA

COMPUTER ROOM



PUBLICATION OFFICE

MEETING ROOM

STELLA


ROOF TOP GARDEN




THEATRE

WORKSHOPS

DAYCARE

CAFE

THEATRE

SEX SHOP CLINIC

RECEPTION

STUDY AREA

COMPUTER ROOM



PUBLICATION OFFICE

MEETING ROOM

STELLA


ROOF TOP GARDEN




THEATRE

WORKSHOPS

DAYCARE

CAFE

THEATRE

SEX SHOP CLINIC

RECEPTION

STUDY AREA

COMPUTER ROOM



PUBLICATION OFFICE

MEETING ROOM

STELLA


ROOF TOP GARDEN




THEATRE

WORKSHOPS

DAYCARE

CAFE

THEATRE

SEX SHOP CLINIC

RECEPTION

STUDY AREA

COMPUTER ROOM



PUBLICATION OFFICE

MEETING ROOM

STELLA


ROOF TOP GARDEN

Roofing: An extension onto the exterior

1st Floor: Working spaces for all at the center of the project

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Sectional perspective:

A vibration of spaces to reflect their activity


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entrance view:

A lobby as an introduction to all the levels

Freycenet-la-Tour Etang des Barthes

froM the PoND to the Plate

In 2013, a wind turbine park was created on

the municipality. Its financial impact encouraged the

development of the pond of Barthes. In the expec-tation of this water retention program initiative, new

attractions should be created to reinvigorate the vil-

lage. However well connected with the GR and

the RD500, one year after the constat reveals

that the project fonction in an anecdotic way.

Our intervention takes aim at the operation ben-efits of the village center and inscribes itself at

the scale of the Mezenc territory.

After taking advantage of the

natural setting of the Barthes and

the local activities, direction towards

the village to taste the frogs from

the pond. This will be the occasion

to meet and discover the other local

producers. The restaurant located

at the entrance of the village will ap-peal to the curious tourists, whom

will eat in a large open room wide

open onto the valley. Accompanied

by a small grocery store and a bar,

the project will also benefit the res-idents of the village. Conversely,

foodies whom tasted the frogs from

the restuaurant might be interest-ed in discovering the production

space. They will appreciate the set-ting of the complex.

Revitalization of a territory in decline

Territory of the Mzenc, Haute-Loire ( France ) S2_ 2013-2014

Supervisers: D. ROBIN, R. JANNIN, P. GROSMOND, F. MULEPartner: A. CHERON

resources and potential

Disconnected and isolated programs

Freycenet-la-Tour Etang des Barthes

topographical context

PROJECT 3 From the pond to the plate

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RD 500

Reconnection avec la valle

Freycenet-la-TourConsomation: Restaurant

Etang des BarthesProduction - Vente: RanicultureGR

430

le-Monastier-sur-Gazeille les EstablesRD 631

Gazeille

We have always been known as frog fishers, but today it is prohibited.

There is only one frog producer in France, the rest comes from Turkey.

People come from far to eat the ones from my restaurant.

topographical context a particular identity

the frog: reconnecting tool

urban strategy

An isolated village uphill from the valley The residents are called Grenouillards

Portrait of a resident

Link the pond of Barthes with the center of the village and benefit from the touristic attraction of the valley

What benefits await the village ?

- Renew with the past to assert a new identity and image.

- Enrich the local gastronomic specialties.

- Amplify and reconnect the existing equipment recently installed

on the Barthes pond.

What coherence lies at the scale of the territory ?

- Echo to the products of the soil (Green lentils of Puy,

Fin Gras...).

- Relation with the School of Nature (Chadron)

Pond of the Barthes1195 m

Valley of the Gazeille967 m

Village of Freycenet1119 m

Village of Freycenet-la-TourConsumption: Restaurant

Pond of BarthesProduction-retail: frog farm

Link with the valley

PaNoraMic reStauraNt

Restaurant Grocery store Staff housing

Territory of the Mzenc, Haute-Loire ( France ) S2_ 2013-2014 Supervisors: D. ROBIN, R. JANNIN, P. GROSMOND, F. MULLEPartner A. CHERON

Situated at the entrance of the village of Freycenet-la-tour, the

land is at the intersection of two major ateries. The project is at the

junction of the RD500 (a major axis

of Mezenc), the RD278 which links

the village to the Gazeille valley and

the GR which leads to the pond

of Barthes. The village sits on the

hillside and the site opens to the coutryside. The principal program

being a restaurant, the intention

was to conceive an iconic building

as well as a panoramic one. The

challenge of the project was to

begin a dialog with the landscape

and revitalize the town center.


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CentreBourg

RestaurantEpicerieBistrot

Boucle cre

GR 430

Vers Saint-Front

Vers Les Estables

Vers Le Monastier

Vers Lausonne

RD 500

Nouvellemairie

urban context

architectural integration

Located at the entrance of a village which overlooks the valley

Master plan


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Sections

elevations

Benefit from the slope to open up to the landscape

A contrast between vibrating wood / smooth concrete

Section of the restaurant

Section of the housing and restaurant

North elevation

South elevation


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Chambre 212 m

Chambre 112 m

SdB6 m

Cuisine6 m

Sejour25 m Terasse10 m


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Restaurant90 m

Sanitaires11 m

Bistrot19 m

Bar8 m

Epicerie16 m

Sanitaire3 m

Vestaires5 m

Plonge5 m

Cuisine22 m


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Local Jardin8 m

Local poubelle5 m

Local technique6 m


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Plans

One building for three programs

Garden level

Ground floor: Restaurant and grocery store

First floor: Housing

The restaurant is the major

element of the project. It invites it-self in a light box with a cladding

which echos the frog farm pro-gram and where the panoramic

facade opens up to the valley. The

rest of the project which welcomes

staff housing, a bar and a small

grocery store is treated in a more

mineral way (smooth concrete).

These latter programs are princi-pally intended for the daily life of the residents.

Isolant

Panneaux OSB

Parepluie

Chevrons secondairesChevrons principaux

envelope detail

A composed and vibrant skin which echos the livestock building

Axonometric detail

Etang des BarthesSecondary rafters

Rainscreen

OSB sheets

Insolation

Main rafters


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Poutreprincipale

Bardage enchevrons

Chevronssecondaires

Mur deSoutenement

Garde-corps

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South facade detail

The cladding cantilevers out to protect from the sun as well as create a guardrail

Detailed section

Secondary rafters

Main beam

Insolation

Wood cladding

Handrail

Continuous footing

a stimulating building

A new introduction for the village of Freycenet-la-Tour

the BartheS BreeDiNGIntensive frog breeding on a developped swamp

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Territory of the Mzenc, Haute-Loire ( France ) S2_ 2013-2014

Supervisors: D. ROBIN, R. JANNIN, P. GROSMOND, F. MULEPartner: A. CHERON

The pond of Barthes is locat-ed on the plateau of the Mezenc, along the RD500, 2km from the

village. The dominant figures of the

landscape are the void defined by

the pond and the dense rrest that surrounds it. The objective was

to integrate the project with the

landscape in order to respect the wilderness surroundings while re-vealing the emblematic figures of

the site. Furthermore the develop-ment completed by the municipal-ity suffered from an autonomous

programs. Therefore it was primor-dial to reconnect them. Another

important point: the residents have

always been called grenouillard

(froggies) and there exists only

one frog farm in France.


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Stationnementspersonels / vente

Stationnementsvisiteurs

Parcours cre

Merloncre

Bassin de filtration

Raniculture

GR430

RD 500

Parcolien

Vers Freycenet-la-Tour

Vers Saint-Front

implantation strategy

Extension of the existing path and integration of a linear building which opens to the valley

landscape integration

Reveal a layered composition

Master plan

ProJect 2 from the pond to the plate

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Faade Ouest 1/500me

Faade Sud 1/100me

Coupe AA 1/100me

Circuit ferm de leauCircuit de ventillation naturelle



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a plan from laying the eggs to the packaging

Section and elevation

A linear building which incorporates istelf with the path

A building delicately layed within its context

East-west section

South facade

observation opening


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Faade Sud 1/100me

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Circuit ferm de leauCircuit de ventillation naturelle

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Detailed section

Visible rainscreenWood cladding

Secondary rafter

observation opening

Pellet dispenser

Steel structure

Composite steel deckFrog basin

Steel pile

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energetic strategy

A responsable industry in a natural and wild setting

Schematic section: East-west natural ventilation

Schematic section: Natrual filtration

More than a production space, the program becomes a

place of discoveries. It will be pos-sible to come and observe the dif-ferent stages of the metamorpho-sis from the eggs to the frogs while

benefiting from the wild setting of

the pond. A lobby is provided to

receive the tourists as well as the

School of Nature. From more than

a productivity standpoint, it re-mains an envrionmentally respect-ful industry.

accePtiNG the heteroGeNouS citY

Utopic urban repurposing | Housing

Lock basins, Bordeaux (FRANCE) S3_ 2013-2014Supervisors: J-D. PRIEUR, L. LEOTOINGUrban strategy in partnership with: C. ANDRIEU, M. CATALAN, A. RAGON

The port and industrial site of the lock basins of Bordeaux con-stitute a real urban rupture. From a

landscape framed by the built to a

situation where the void fills the set-ting. We can observe an absence

of services, a radical change in

scale (fragmented, infrastructure),

a rupture in the urban fabric and an arbitrary composition. However

the fragmented nature of the soil

and the gigantic dimension of the

elements are carriers of a certain

richness.

The project consists in ac-cepting the urban accident and

amplifying the atypical landscape

all while replacing it at the scale of

the pedestrian.

urban context

ProJect 3 accepting the heterogenous city

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urban context

An old port and industrial activity as an urban rupture

Existing master plan

Project master plan

The footprint of the plot of land as a starting point takes the unit of mea-sure set by the submarine base

Extrusion of the soil Following the limits of the plot, the form becomes legitimate

Redistributing the form:- Creating an nterior- Opening towards the south

Detachment of the soil:- more permeability- Creating frames

Beyond the importance of conserving the identity of the port, there is a

desire to insert the project in the most legitimate way. In order to conserve

this random and decomposed image that the site reflects. A sort of battle-field filled with void where large entities battle each other.

Active buildings

Active areas

Existing rehabilitated infrastructures

Abandoned exploitable areas

Emblematic elements

Unused existing buildings

Ancient railroad track

urban strategy

A strong context used as a develop-ment trigger


Conserving the rupture of the scale and the arbitrary scale

landscape

A disorganized harbor and industrial landscape that confronts a dense and rectilinear urban fabric

The existing becomes the project

bearer. The nature of the soil de-termines the usage. The footprint

suggests the scale and induces

the form. The program creates the

unexpected, develops, flows and

reviatlizes the site and replaces the

environment at a pedestrian scale.

In a general manner, the void gen-erates the space.

Sketch: Urban landscape

Programatic strategy


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Programatic strategy

The agricultural utopia as a fertilizer of a second urban life

The passageway: an appropriable space

Freeing the soil: rythm, porosity, serial effect

The expression of the raw concrete and vegetal association

Substractive massing created extruded planes and lines

architecture

Towards a greener brutalist language

The idea is to affirm the unit

of measure present on the site.

We assume the repetitive effect in

the construction of the dwellings

with the assmbly of modules. The

rough and monumental aspect lies

in the linear facade and is accentu-ated by the abruptness of the con-crete. The slits in the wood plank-ing create rhythm in the ensemble.

The access to the dwelling is a

progressive path fabricated by the

transition of the materials and the

systems.

North facade

Ground plan

South facade


37Cross section

Plan T2

First floor

second, fourth and sixth floor

Plan T4,T5 level 1

Plans of the diffrents levels

Multiple typologies for more social diversity

Plan T4 level 2

Third floor

Fifth and seventh floor

Plan T5 level 2

froM BehiND the SceNe to the StaGe

Library Housing

Shores of the Sichon, Vichy (FRANCE) S2_ 2012-2013Supervisors: F. MARZELLE et A. BOYERUrban strategy in partnership with: C. ANDRIEU, B. BLANCHARD, A. CHERON

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One of the major objectives

is to create a more coherent image

for this polluted and unsanitary part of Vichy. Which is for now in

contradiction with the thermal well

symbolized by the city. The pro-posed solution is to recover the

water from the Sichon onto the

public space using manually ac-tivated mechanism. A system of

pumps with pistons connected to

specific urban furniture splashes

the fountains. The project lies at

the intersection of a recreational and sporty caracter to restore an image of clean water to the river.

The activities address children as

well as adults. The Sichon, which

was an ancient rupture, now be-comes a new intensive line.

urban context

ProJect 3 from behind the scene to the stage

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The Sichon river as an urban rupture


Creation of a slab that connects to two shores and re-ceives a porous and linear architectural composition

Master plan


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sichon/rutpure sichon/attractifCREATION DE PROGRAMMES

SUR UN PARCOURS LINEAIRE

programme

programmeprogramme

sichon/rutpure sichon/attractifCREATION DE PROGRAMMES

SUR UN PARCOURS LINEAIRE

programme

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library plan

A collector of knowledge for all ages


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Section of the entrance

Section of the reading area


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Section of the entrance

Section of the reading area

ChambreS=15 m

ChambreS=11 m

ChambreS=13 m

ChambreS=15m

Salle de bainS=7 m

Salle de bainS=6 m

Vide sur RDC

Vide sur RDC

HSP2.40M

HSP2.40M

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CuisineS=10 m

SjourS=40 m

SjourS=40 m

CuisineS=11 m

BuanderieS=6 m

BuanderieS=6 m

LOGEMENT

ENTREE

LOGEMENT

ENTREE

HSP2.30M

HSP5.20M HSP

2.30M

HSP5.20M

First floor

Ground plan

housing plans

Assuming the new public space as a main and dynamic street

Longitudinal section

North elevation

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Plans and elevations

Bright double height living spaces

Longitudinal section

North elevation

Cross section

the SPace of the YouNG SProutSRecreational center summer refreshments counter

Ouradou street, Clermont-Ferrand (FRANCE) S1_ 2012-2013Supervisors: Boris BOUCHET et Jenny REUILLARD

BOULEVARD

RUE DE

CENTRE DE LOISIR

BUVETTE D'ETE

LOGEMENT

(NORD)

(SUD) LAFAYETTE

L'ORADOU

Situated in the downtown of Clermont-Ferrand, The space

of the young sprouts is exposed

North-East to a watershed offering

a panorama of the municipality.

Sheltered and out of sight

from the road, the site contains

traces of a past and clandestine life. The objective of developping

this wild fallow in a public park pre-serves all the intimacy of the site re-served to the inhabitants in a shar-ing atmosphere. The creation of the

recreational center in this location ensures a continuity in the history of the site as well as conserving its

spirit.

Coupe de site Sud-Nord

urban strategy

Axonometric of the recreational center

Axonometric of the summer refreshments counter

PROJECT 3 The space of the young sprouts

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BOULEVARD

RUE DE

CENTRE DE LOISIR

BUVETTE D'ETE

LOGEMENT

(NORD)

(SUD) LAFAYETTE

L'ORADOU

Developped upon a bru-talistic approach, a regular sys-tem of succesive prefabricated

concrete posts composes the

facades and takes the role of a

skeleton. The space between

these two welcolmes a double

glazing and for the more intimate

spaces, the walls are poured in place onto the ribbed formwork

creating horizontal prints on the

concrete. The latter contrast

with the vertical posts by being

in lighter tones. From a more

technical point of view, this ver-ticality is uninterrupted due to a process of notches which sup-port the beam while leaving the

visible part of the posts up to

the acroterion.

urban strategy

Summer refreshments counter

Create a public intimate parc for the inhabitants and the children from the recreational center

An expresive structure

Master planAxonometric of the recreational center

Axonometric of the summer refreshments counter

SALLE DE MOTRICITE

HALL

ASCENCEURWC

LOCAL MENAGE

BUREAUVESTIAIRES

JEUX EXTERIEURS

WC

RESTAURANT

OFFICE

POUBELLES

INFIRMERIE

RANGEMENT

SALLE DU

STOCK BOIS

CHAUFFERIE

VENTILATION

PATIO

BUREAU

BUREAU

PERSONNEL

PERSONNEL

RANGEMENT

ENTREE

SALLE DEMOTRICITE

TABLEAUELECTRIQUE

LOCAL

TERRASSE

floor plans

Ground floor

North-south section

Patio view

PROJECT 3 The space of the young sprouts

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Patio view

SALLE DE MOTRICITE

HALL

ASCENCEURWC

LOCAL MENAGE

BUREAUVESTIAIRES

JEUX EXTERIEURS

WC

RESTAURANT

OFFICE

POUBELLES

INFIRMERIE

RANGEMENT

SALLE DU

STOCK BOIS

CHAUFFERIE

VENTILATION

PATIO

BUREAU

BUREAU

PERSONNEL

PERSONNEL

RANGEMENT

ENTREE

SALLE DEMOTRICITE

TABLEAUELECTRIQUE

LOCAL

TERRASSE

COIN SIESTE

ESPACE 3-6 ANS

WCWC

WC

SALLE MULTIMEDIAESPACE 7-9 ANS ESPACE 10-12 ANS

WC

WC

ESPACE ADOLESCENT

VIDE SUR PATIO

SALLE DE MOTRICITE

VIDE SUR ENTREE

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JEUX EXTERIEURS 3-6 ANS

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VIDE SUR R.D.CVIDE SUR R.D.C

First floor

elevation

Between the brutality of the concrete and the finesse of the architectural language

South facade

North facade

West facade

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North-south section

The beginning of a long journey

My travel in the world of architecture is still unravelling in

front of me. It is a journey full of pitfalls which I am ready to

partake in; because all in all, it is only on this path that I feel

free to conceive, think and fulfill myself.

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