Alice Dupin
Portfolio
Architect - Civil engineer selected works / 2006 - 2013
National Faculty of Architecture Paris-La Villette / ENSAPLV, Paris, France Civil Engineering University / ESTP (Ecole Spéciale des Travaux Publics, du Bâtiment et de l’Industrie), Paris, France
Alice Dupin
Portfolio
Architect - civil engineer selected works / 2006 - 2013
career objective Enthusiastic, proactive, passionate architect - civil engineer seeking a position as a Junior Architect.
summary of qualifications • Creative thinker with excellent design and presentation skills combined with a high level of technical knowledge. • Ability to win competitions (1st Prize of international AIAC-UNESCO). • Very good organizational skills and ability to multi-task acquired via a double formation (studied Architecture and Civil Engineering). • Excellent ability to work in a team environment but also to handle project independently. • Proficient in spoken and written English acquired via international studies and work experience (professional experience and workshop). • High level computer skills including : AutoCAD 2D/3D, Revit 20112013, Rhino, SketchUp, Adobe Creative suite.
professional experience l-ba / Architect
Resume
oct. 2013
l-ba, living and building archishop, Paris, France
About l-ba : Founded by Thibaut Robert in 2006, this agency of architecture combines both architectural culture and technical knowledge. Most design projects realised are residential and public equipment projects.
Responsibilities : • Assisted the lead architect Thibaut Robert in the conception of a competition for a residential project in Enghein-lesBains, near Paris, France. • Realised BIM model, design drawings and final presentation panels on Revit 2013. • Competition won.
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ETI / Clerk of work
june-aug. 2012
ETI, site at Montreuil, France
About ETI : Created by Rafik B. Hariri in 1991 to gain a foothold in Europe from France, ETI operates construction and maintenance activities along with the engineering company Oger INTERNATIONAL and the real estate company FRADIM.
Responsibilities : • Assisted the clerk of work on the site of a residential project « Babayagas’s House » for elderly people at Montreuil, near Paris. • Planified and completed schedules and workloads. • Managed visual inspections, achieved through rigourous and detailed inspection of materials and workmanship throughout the building process.
l-ba / Architect june-sept. 2011
l-ba, living and building archishop, Paris, France
About l-ba : Founded by Thibaut Robert in 2006, this agency of architecture combines both architectural culture and technical knowledge.
Responsibilities : • Assisted the lead architect Thibaut Robert in all phases of a major project for an international competition «ThyssenKrupp Elevator Architecture Award : Istanbul 2011» in Turkey. • Developed design ideas and created models, design drawings, computer models. • Involved in the final design of the panels for the competition.
Resume
Alice DUPIN Architect / Civil Engineer
adupin88@gmail.com +336 88 60 58 96 LinkedIn : http://linkedin.com/in/alicedupin/en Website : http://cargocollective.com/alicedupin
NP2F / Architect july-sept. 2009
NP2F, Paris, France
About NP2F : Founded by four young architects : François Chas, Fabrice Long, Nicolas Guerin, Paul Maître-Devallon, in 2007, this agency of architecture won Europan 9 and participed to the « New Albums of the young architects and landscapes 2009-2010 ».
Responsibilities : • Developed construction drawings for some interior design projects of parisian apartments (housing or terrace). • Produced graphic presentations for customer meetings. • Involved in research and graphic drawings for two architectural and urban competitions : «Up to 35» in Athens, Greece and «Flow» in Brussels, Belgium.
P. Niez / Landscape architect february 2009
Responsibilities : • Developed construction drawings and graphic presentations for a building permit of a parisian building. • Prepared information regarding design, specifications, plants and compiled theses researches. • Completed design work for a private garden in Greece.
RAZEL-BEC / Site foreman RAZEL-BEC, site at Montrouge, France
About Razel-Bec : As part of the FAYAT Group, the fourth French construction Group, RAZEL-BEC has acquired a vast experience in numerous civil works domains as tunneling, dams, infrastructures equipment,...
Responsibilities : • Assisted the site foreman on the site of the subway extension at Montrouge, near Paris. • Produced construction drawings.
Atelier 234 / Architectural intern september 2007
Atelier 234, Paris, France
About Atelier 234 : Founded in 2000, Atelier 234 combines the experience of three French agencies in one. This architectural agency has focused on new ways of life that demand a return to simplicity and essential things.
Responsibilities : • Produced models and design drawings for residential projects. • Assisted to a meeting on site for a residential project.
OTHER experience january 2014-current
Master’s Degree of Architecture
2013
National Faculty of Architecture Paris-La Villette ENSAPLV, Paris, France Workshop at Tokyo, Japan - april 2013 Exchange at Prague, Czech Republic - february-july 2010
Master’s Degree of Civil Engineering 2013 Civil Engineering University ESTP (école Spéciale des Travaux Publics, du Bâtiment et de l’Industrie), Paris, France
Philippe Niez Le Studio, Paris, France
About P. Niez : After the creation of «André Citroën Park» in Paris, designed with the landscape architect Gilles Clément, P. Niez created his own studio in 1995 and since then responds to public and private commissions.
april 2008
Education
Volunteer Teacher for primary school pupil Voluntary association : Culture sur Cour
Exchange in Prague
feb.-july
2010
Czech Technical University in Prague (CTU), Faculty of Architecture, Prague, Czech Republic
skills Languages
Computer skills
French : mother tongue English : proficient (TOEFL 583/677) Spanish : conversant Czech : basic knowledge
AutoCAD 2D / 3D, Revit, Rhino, SketchUp, V-ray Adobe Creative suite: Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator Word, Excel, PowerPoint
awards / accomplishments
First prize of the international competition 5 sept. 2013 AIAC, a joint initiative UNESCO-AIAC Selected to be part of the First Class that studied both Architecture and Civil Engineering at the same time during seven years (partnership between two universities : ENSAPLV and ESTP) (at the end only nine persons graduated) 2006-2013
Exhibition of the best Final Design Projects,
Faculty of Architecture Paris-La Villette
sept. 2013
interests
Private scientific instructor for high school students, 2010-2013 Acadomia Monitor at Audiovisual service at the Faculty of
Travels : Asia (Uzbekistan, Japan (workshop in april 2013), China), Africa (South Africa), North America (USA, Canada), Europe (Istanbul, Scotland, Norway, Budapest,...)
Architecture Paris-La Villette
Drawing, painting, photography : an artistic way to express myself by creation, more than 10 years of classes.
2010-2011
References Available Upon Request
8 Final Design Project
12 Passive Houses
16 Erasmus
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Residence in Pairs Exhibition hall
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l-ba
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NP2F
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32 Master research report
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ARCHITECTURE Academic Work Mix
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ARCHITECTURAL AGENCY L-BA : 2011 Competition : Thyssenkrupp Elevator Architecture Award, Istanbul 2011 ARCHITECTURAL AGENCY NP2F : 2009 Competition : Flow, Canal of Brussels ARCHITECTURAL AGENCY NP2F : 2009 Competition : Up to 35, Student Housing at Athens
2012 / 2013 Master research report / Urban Innovation : productive walk
CIVIL ENGINEERING Academic Work
2012 / 2013 course : Project Management 2011 / 2012 course : Steel Construction
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INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION, AIAC : TOKYO 2020 Final Design Project, Master (2nd year) - 2012 / 2013 Professors : Mr Cremonini, Mr Dubosc, Mr Dubois and Mr Lauzanne Award : 1st Prize AIAC-UNESCO (september 2013)
Two «interiori es» in the site without rela onship between them
Three inimproved poten als on the site
Architecture
The Nihonbashigawa River
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The highway / inner circular line
The building plots along the river
From the inner block to the river
superposi on of the expressway above the river
linearity of these building bands along the water
lack of connec ons between two «interiori es»
Thanks to my Final Design Project I was lucky enough to discover Japan, to par cipate to an interna onal workshop in Tokyo and to win the AIAC Interna onal Compe on for Tokyo 2020 sponsored by UNESCO. I have learned a lot during this project both professionally and personally. I met students from all over the world and discovered their methods and their architectural cultures. This was also a unique opportunity for me to discover the Japanese architecture and its faculty to op mise narrow and small spaces. THE NIHONBASHI DISTRICT The compe on site is located to the East of the Imperial palace (Edo’s castle). This historical district managed to keep a unique urban character with mixed-use combining residen al, business and commercial areas. Nowadays, the district is s ll an important commercial sector of Tokyo. This district is characterized by three important landmarks : • the Nihonbashigawa river that traverses the site. • the historical Nihonbashi bridge («Nihonbashi» means «Bridge of Japan»). This bridge represents an important element of the Japanese culture. It was at first the crossroad of «the five roads» connec ng Edo (the old name of Tokyo) to Kyoto, in Japan. Furthermore, this bridge has followed the Japanese evolu on techniques : It was built as a wood bridge in 1603 and changed to the actual stone bridge in the Medgi period (1911). Later in the 60’s, it has been covered by the highway built for the Tokyo Olympics of 1964. • the Urban highway called the inner circular expressway built in 1964 to provide a be er road network for the Olympics.
It was built above the Nihonbashi River and Nihonbashi bridge. A project of destruc on of this expressway has been in discussions for several years. The project wants to replaced this expressway by an expressway built further from the city. PROJECT ISSUES This district in perpetual transforma on tends to modernise itself. The construc on of many towers transformed the mixed urban landscape of yesterday in a business district, forcing exis ng small businesses to close. The difference between day and night ac vi es is growing increasingly (ra o 10/1). The objec ves of the compe on are to revitalise the area in order to create an a rac ve district for families, young couples,... which could also promote Tokyo’s candidacy to host the 2020 Olympic Games. Thus four issues emerge: • The revalua on of the Nihonbashigawa River and the ability to provide access to water for the residents. • The enhancement of the historic Nihonbashi Bridge. • The ques on of the future of the exis ng infrastructure (rehabilita on of the expressway, for example). • The func onal diversity of the district. Dura on of the exercise : 6 months. Individual work. Worked with hand drawings, sketches, physical models, AutoCAD, Revit, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign. Final panels of the interna onal compe on on the le and a er
WALKWAY S
URBAN DESIGN
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Urban section AA on the street Chuo-dori and the subway station 1:500.
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE INNER BLOCK AND THE WATERFRONT
There are two « interiorities » in the site : one inside the inner block (with a lot of activities and thin streets at a human scale) and another one created by the water and the underside of inner highway.
The frontwater : a walkway is designed to offer the possibility to touch the water. The riverbank level is occupied by a lot of activities : restaurants, bar, shops,... Some public stairs do the connexion between the street level and the riverbank level.
zoom of the rehabilited hightway
Walkway Level Street Level River bank Level
The rehabilitation of the inner highway : a second walkway is designed to offer a pleasant place that crosses the city. The existing beams are kept, but the floor of the walk is designed to have light passing through the beams. Thanks to these openings the Nihonbashi bridge is illuminated by sunlight.
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HEIGHTS OF THE BUILDINGS inside the inner block > 12 floors 8 to 11 floors 6 and 7 floors 4 and 5 floors < 3 floors
Urban section BB 1:500.
Street level plan (with the river bank level plan in darker) 1:500e.
Urban section CC on the tree-lined street 1:500.
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Photographies of physical model 1:200.
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Hand Drawing and Photography of physical model 1:200. Axonometric drawing
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Cross section 1:100.
Detailed drawings 1:20.
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ALL FLOOR PLANS 1:500 LEVEL 12 TO 18 HOUSING 1 2
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Duplex apartment 2 bedroom unit (75m²) Studio (40m²)
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Housing floor 12 / plan 1:200.
Housing floor 13 / plan 1:200.
LEVEL 7 TO 11 OFFICES 1 2 3
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Offices Public viewing space / Terrasse cafe Panoramic cafe
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LEVEL 6 OLYMPIC CENTER & CAFE 1 2
Public viewing space / Terrasse cafe Panoramic cafe
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LEVEL 5 OLYMPIC CENTER 1 2
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Edo and Tokyo Exhibition space Free rest area for tourists / Point of view
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LEVEL 4 OLYMPIC CENTER 1 2 3
Services Information center Public viewing space open to outside
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LEVEL 3 OLYMPIC CENTER 1 2
Meeting offices Amphitheater / Meeting hall
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Free rest area for tourists Amphitheater / Meeting hall
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LEVEL 2 OLYMPIC CENTER
Longitudinal section 1:200.
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WALKWAY LEVEL OLYMPIC CENTER & WALKWAY 1 2 3
Information center Amphitheater Walkway on the rehabilited inner highway
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LEVEL 1 OLYMPIC CENTER 1 2
Entry Amphitheater
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Walkway level / plan 1:200. Waterfront / hand drawing and photography of physical model 1:200.
STREET LEVEL
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LOBBY OF THE OLYMPIC CENTER 1 2 3 4 5
Lobby Housing entry Esplanade Stairs to go up to the pathway Stairs to go down to the water
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RIVER BANK LEVEL SUBWAY EXIT & RESTAURANT 1 Subway exit 2 Restaurant 3 Terrasse 4 Olympic souvenir shop 5 Entry to the Olympic center 6 Point of view into the Nihonbashi bridge 7 Walkway near the river 8 Walkway-hulk on the water 9 Stairs to go up to the street
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COMPETITION : PASSIVE HOUSES Project, Master (2nd year) - 2010 / 2011 Professors : Mr Perrin, Mr Franca
Photography of physical model, 1:1000
Principle sketches
Architecture
Block plan
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Perspec ve from the entrance of the site
The Compe on «Passive houses in Loire Valley» offered the opportunity to select one out of six proposed sites. I chose Gizeux, a small village of about 450 inhabitants, with five shops. The Gizeux Castle, classified as historic monument, represents the local tourist a rac on. The crea on of new houses and the rehabilita on of exis ng buildings had to be taken into account to revive this small town, to bring in new people and promote social and genera onal diversity. The project is organised around courtyards, in its two forms : public and private in the heart of housing buildings. Theses
courtyards are convivial places where people can meet, play, discuss, garden,.... Furthermore, the passive houses and an equipment for the elderly and small children are conceived. This equipment is equipped with a medical home that allows coexistence between the elderly and the children during the day. Dura on of the exercise : 7 months. Individual work. Worked with hand drawings, sketches, physical models, AutoCAD, SketchUp, V-ray, Photoshop, InDesign.
Cross sec on CC’
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Ground floor plan Cross sec on AA’
Longitudinal sec on
Program
Architecture
Principle of the courtyards : public and private
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Perspec ve from the public place
Photography of physical model, 1:500
Fenêtre ouvrante
Fenêtre close
Fenêtres coulissantes (3)
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11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 1. Pierres / 15cm 16. 2. Vide / 3cm 17. 3. Lattage + Contre-lattage / 4cm 18. 4. Etanchéité / Pare-vapeur 19. 5. Panneau de Àbre de bois / 6cm 20. 6. Ossature Bois + Cellulose 21. 7. Panneau OSB / 1,8cm 22. 8. Lattage technique + Laine de roche / 4cm 23. 9. Plaque interne de Fermacell / 1,3cm 24. 10. Parquet / 1,7cm 25.
Légendes des coupes Détails au 1 : 20e
Panneau OSB / 1,8cm Chape / 7cm Polystyrène extrudé / 22cm Egalisation isolante / 3cm Chape de compression / 3cm Dalle en Béton / 20cm Blocs de Béton / 19cm Vide / 4cm Blocs de Béton / 19cm Parquet / 1,7cm Chape ciment / 7cm Isolant (Laine de roche) / 10cm Ossature Bois / 22cm Lattage + Contre-lattage / 4cm Plaque interne de Fermacell / 1,3cm
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Couverture en Zinc / 2,8cm Lattage + Contre-lattage / 4cm Isolant (Laine de roche) / 12cm Chevron Poutre en Bois / 22cm Isolant (Laine de roche) / 22cm Lattage / 2cm Plaque interne de Fermacell / 1,3cm Portique de Bois Volet Brise soleil métallique Garde de corps (grille) Brise soleil en Bois Bardage en Bois / 2cm Lattage + Contre-lattage / 4cm
MIXED-USE COMPLEX IN PRAGUE Project, ERASMUS - 2010
Architecture
Professors : Mr Zavrel (dean of the faculty of Architecture), Mr Seho
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Physical model of the site with the project in white, 1:5000
The site is located in the Karlin district, in Prague, Czech Republic. The site looks onto the Vltava river on the North and onto a main street to the South. The program consists on conceiving a new mixed-use complex in this district and to preserve the two exis ng buildings located on the site. To create a new space around the two older buildings, I designed a series of structures moving from the main street to the river. These buildings are different heights so as to have the sunlight penetrate into each plot. The towers, near the river, offer a splendid view of the river and the landscape. The low-rise building on the street maintains the alignment of the main street. Specifically, this building blocks the traffic noise of the main street.
Principles sketches
This urban barrier creates a calm interior within the plot. It has a different character of space and is dedicated to pedestrian use. This space holds a public garden as well. The two older buildings are meant to be restored and hold shops, restaurants, and bars. The exis ng street within the new construc on to the west connues into the site. This street is like an avenue and serves as the main point of access to the plot. It is bordered by the towers buildings on the North and a mid-rise building on the South. This building is composed of apartments with maisone es. Dura on of the exercise : 5 months. Individual work. Worked with hand drawings, sketches, physical models, AutoCAD, SketchUp, Photoshop, InDesign.
Longitudinal sec on on one of the four towers
Longitudinal sec on on the square at the base of the big tower
South eleva on
Plan of a tower : 4th floor
Plan of a tower : 5th floor
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Perspec ve from the pedestrian street (photography of physical model, hand drawing, photoshop)
Perspec ves of the site (sketchUp views)
Perspec ve of one of the four tower
OFFICE COMPLEX Project, Master (1st year) - 2009/ 2010
Architecture
Professors : Mr Chaslin, Mr Germe
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This project was an opportunity to conceive different types of offices. This work includes two scales : • the first one is about the office complex scale in general : the organisa on of the various offices focusing on the issues of rela onships as inside/outside, light/shadow, the distribu on of the offices, the shapes, the volumes,... • the second scale is about the office space in par cular : its func on, the orienta on of the workplace, the storage,...
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The project is organised around three principles: • the COURTYARD. The offices are organised around a courtyard. The offices on the wings are double or individual offices. They have offsets (slope). In contrast, the north and south flat floors are larger offices, which can be modulated.
Dura on of the exercise : 1 month. Individual work.
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the PROBLEM OF OFFICES IN GROUND FLOOR. The lower offices overlook the courtyard, the gallery overlooks the outside. In contrast, the other wing has an offset of one half of a level rela ve to the ground level, thereby the offices get a clear view without the downside of being viewed. The gallery overlooks the courtyard. the WALKWAYS. The posi on of the gallery and offices alternate : outside or inside.
Worked with hand drawings, sketches, physical models, AutoCAD, Photoshop, InDesign.
Photographies of physical model, 1:100
Sec on sketch
Sketch of an oďŹ&#x192;ce unit
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RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX IN PARIS Project, Bachelor (3rd year) - 2008 / 2009 Professors : Mrs Bapst, Mr Brossy
Principle sketches
Architecture
Located plan
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Longitudinal sec on BB’
The project is located at 107 Haxo street in the 20th district of Paris, France. The plot has a narrow form, with a width equal to 15 meter and a length equal to 90 meter. The purpose of this exercise was to create a residen al complex in Paris as to understand the urban regula ons in the capital. The project is organised by bands of empty and full spaces. In addi on, a checker board principle is used to have views and natural lights penetrate into each dwelling. The project combines two types of buildings : • an apartment building with seven stories overlooking the street with a shop on the ground floor . • low-rise buildings in the heart of the plot. These three or
four stories buildings are composed as imbrica ons of duplex or triplex. The entrance on the ground floor is a private garden for each maisone e. An inner sloping street accentuates the depth of the plot and serves accommoda ons. The street has a special form which comes directly from the form of the windows and the facades of the low-rise buildings. These windows offer more views and bring more light. Two gardens are designed : one at the entrance of the plot, and the other at the bo om of the plot. Dura on of the exercise : 2 months. Individual work. Worked with hand drawings, sketches, physical models, AutoCAD, Photoshop.
Perspec ve from the entrance
Ground floor plan
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Photographies of physical model, 1:200
EXHIBITION HALL Project, Bachelor (1st year) - 2006 / 2007 Professors : Mr Brossy, Mrs Forest, Mr Vaiedelich and Mr Veith
Architecture
Sec on sketch
Master plan of the André Citroën Park
Sketch of the different levels on the site
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Photography of the site : «the red garden» and hand drawing of the project
The projet is located inside the «red garden», one of the six theme gardens of the André Citroën Park, in the 15th district of Paris, France. This garden is slopping in the centre and bordered by two small walkways on the ground floor. From the footbridge you can have panoramic upper views onto the garden. The program consists in conceiving a small building dedicated to the exhibi on of art works, des ned to the park’s public. This project was an exercise to analyse the rela onship between structure and natural light. The exhibi on hall is designed as a ramp that turns around a well of light. The building is raised from the ground. Structure has been elevated on piers. A pond is sited under the well of light.
The sun rays can be reflected by the water and reach the hall. The hall is only accessible by the footbridge, the upper walk close to the glasshouses. At the entrance, two walks are possible : • the first one is going down inside the building where art works are displayed along the concrete walls. • the other one is situated on the roof terrace. You can at the same me appreciate the landscape, the view onto the park but also admire sculptures and art works on free air. Dura on of the exercise : 6 weeks. Individual work. Worked with hand drawings, sketches, physical models.
Hand drawing of the project
Upper walk on the roof terrace
Lower walk inside the building
Plan of the entrance level : the entrance inside the exhibi on hall and the walkway on the roof terrace
Longitudinal sec on
Cross sec on
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Work evolu on : study models and final model
THYSSENKRUPP ELEVATOR ARCHITECTURE AWARD ISTANBUL 2011 European Competition - 2011
Architecture
Internship at the architectural agency : l-ba
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This Interna onal Architecture Compe on was organised in order to select the design of Istanbul Disaster Preven on and Educa on Centre, which was to be the first ins tu on in Turkey with intended facili es. This centre had to be fully equipped with adequate technology and facili es in order to be prepared against a disaster that may affect Istanbul and to develop public consciousness about the disasters and specifically about earthquakes. The site is located in a newly developing field in Bakırköy district and is close to Atatürk Interna onal Airport with an easy access to the subway sta on and the highway. The proposed project is composed of a cubic building in the middle of a park. This cubic building is si ng on a large pond
of water that reflects its silhoue e. This cubic facade contains a building with a rock mass shape. Special ligh ng atmosphere is provided by the cubic dual resin that surrounds the project. Job responsibili es : - Assisted the lead architect Thibaut Robert in all phases of a major project for this interna onal compe on. (I was the only one working on this project during one month. The second month, we were two and at the end four to design the final panels). - Developed design ideas and created models, design drawings, computer models and graphic presenta ons. - Involved in the final design of the panels for the compe on. Worked with : AutoCAD 2D, Rhino, Photoshop.
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LEVEL 7 PANORAMA 01
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Seminar - Training Hall ( 60 seats ) Conference Hall ( 200 seats ) Public ramp access
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Seminar - Training Hall 1 ( 65 seats ) Seminar - Training Hall 2 ( 50 seats ) Exhibition Hall Public ramp access
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EUROPEAN COMPETITION : FLOW REHABILITATION OF THE CANAL OF BRUSSELS European Competition - 2009 Third Prize
Architecture
Internship at the architectural agency : NP2F
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The aim of this urbanism compe on consists on developing a project for the rehabilita on of the canal of Brussels, Belgium, in an innova ve way. The proposed project tries to unify and densify the canal banks. The crea on of a «signal» project was choose. Towers located above each exis ng bridges crossing the canal becomes a strong signal to iden fy the canal wherever you are in the city of Brussels. The densifica on created by the skyscrapers offers new ways of life for the docks and along the canal. Job responsibili es : - Conducted research needed to understand the issues of this compe on. - Involved in the reasoning and in the final design of the panels (3D models of a tower upper a bridge). Worked with : AutoCAD 2D-3D, Photoshop, Illustrator.
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INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION : UP TO 35 STUDENT HOUSING IN ATHENS International Competition - 2009 Project mentioned
Architecture
Internship at the architectural agency : NP2F
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crazy factory
create your garden
Oliaros, a young property development company, is calling architects up to 35 years old to submit proposals for the construc on of a student housing unit in Kerameikos and Metaxourgeio (KM), an area in the historic centre of Athens, Greece. The proposed project consists in conceiving three different atmospheres, three dis nct areas : - UP : the higher part of the building defines a roof floor watching the «acropolis» landscape. The shared terrace is a pla orm for the domes c and collec ve ac vi es. - IN : the middle part of the bloc is a dense and very private living space. Each room has a totally glazed façade allowing as much as possible light and wind to penetrate inside. - DOWN : the lower part is thought as a space open on the street. It is a double height garden protected from the sun of Athens.
Job responsibili es : - Involved in final graphic drawings (plans, eleva on, the three Photoshop perspec ves illustra ng the concept of Up, In, Down) - Assisted lead architects in the crea on of the text document including the project descrip on. Worked with : AutoCAD 2D, Photoshop, InDesign.
UP
MORE ROOF TERRACE
IN
MORE DENSITY/QUALITY
DOWN
251 JLA 75
251 JLA 75
MORE COMMON UTILITY SPACE
rdc
elevator + 15.50
common roof
+ 09.30
+ 12.40
interior balcony
exit stair
3rd floor + 12.40
0,8m
+ 00.00
2,3m
UP
+ 00.00
UP
0,45m 0,8m
6,3m
6,3m
6,3m
1,5m
01
03
21 m2
18.50 m2
1,2m
05
20.40 m2
+ 09.30
1,2m 0,9m
+ 09.30
+ 09.30
0,9m
04
02
27.70 m2
15.50 m2
1,5m 4,55m
IN
+ 00.00
+ 00.00
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4,55m
IN
F1 distributor all staff
1,5m
ping pong stair 2
letter boxes
stair 1
NORTH
cafeteria laundry 20.70 m2
1,4m
yard
DOWN
store 16.00 m2
S1
F1
garbages
S1
DOWN
private roof
roof
+15.5m
2.33
+12.0m
double room 26m²
room 15.5m² 2.40
4.55
+9.3m 17,6m room 2,9m
15,5m
2.90
+6.2m
store
+3.0m
5,6m
sliding glass facade entrance
store
+0.0m
Marathonos street
store
technical staff
storage
laundry kitchen bar work place ...
garden
URBAN INNOVATION : PRODUCTIVE WALK A potential for energy transition of our cities via piezoelectricity Master research report - 2012 / 2013
Architecture
work in connection with a research project (IRP) at the ESTP Professors : Mrs Balez, Mr Franca, Mr Gaubin and Mr Meunier
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Summary : The urban popula on grows every day. In Europe, already two thirds of the popula on is urban. This phenomenon is even more present in France with nearly 80% of the French popula on living in the ci es. This density explains partly the overconsumpon of energy and material resources available. The challenge of the future is ci es. Thus the ques on is to try to reduce our energy needs and find new ways to produce the energy needed for the development of tomorrowâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ci es. Generate electricity from the mechanical pressure or stress of footsteps is the solu on proposed in this work. This new technology, known as the piezoelectricity, could produce energy to
supply the electricity for the street ligh ng, for example. How this piezoelectricityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s principle works ? Are there any references to an pedestrian applica on? Is it an appropriate solu on to integrate into our ci es of tomorrow? What are the func ons that a piezoelectric module must have to become the flooring of the sidewalks of the city of the future? And finally, how a project piezoelectric could fit into a pedestrian area of Paris and how much energy could be produced ? This work try to answer to all these ques ons. Dura on of the research project : 1 year. Individual work.
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APPLICATION PIÉTONNIÈRE – PROTOTYPES ET RÉALISATIONS Depuis 2007, la société japonaise « Soundpower Corporation », créée par Kohei Hayamizu, s'est également intéressée à cette nouvelle énergie qu'est la piézoͲélectricité. De nombreux projetsͲprototypes ont vu le jour et ont eu pour but d'impliquer le piéton dans les questions environnementales de notre siècle. /ůůƵƐƚƌĂƚŝŽŶ ϭϱ͗ WƌŽƚŽƚLJƉĞ ĚĞ ΗWŽǁĞƌͲŐĞŶĞƌĂŝŶŐ ĨůŽŽƌΗ ŝŶƐƚĂůůĠ ĚĞǀĂŶƚ ůĂ ŐĂƌĞ ĚĞ ŵĠƚƌŽ ^ŚŝďƵLJŽ͕ ă dŽŬLJŽ͕ ĞŶ ϮϬϬϳ
D
AVANTAGES : Ͳ Utilisation de l'effet piézoͲélectrique
D
INCONVÉNIENTS : Ͳ Coût élevé de la location d'une dalle : de l'ordre
D
PRODUCTION D'ÉLECTRICITÉ : 1 Watt par pas (pour une pers. de 60kg)
Ͳ Éclairage de LED intégrées dans les dalles de 250€, la semaine
LA TECHNOLOGIE Le projet phare de la société « SoundPower » se nomme « PowerͲ Generating FloorTM ». De nombreux modèles de ce projet ont vu le jour, d'abord dans les métros de Tokyo, puis dans les rues et enfin à l'intérieur de bâtiments. Le choix fut fait d'utiliser et d'intégrer uniquement des matériaux piézoͲ électriques. La dernière dalle fabriquée se compose d'un système complexe de céramiques piézoͲélectriques PZT11 de 35mm de diamètre, réparties tous les 50cm² sur l'ensemble du module. Une plaque de vibrations est installée par dessus permettant de mieux faire le transfert des vibrations des pas jusqu'aux céramiques. Depuis ses débuts, la dalle « PowerͲGenerating FloorTM » a suscité beaucoup d'intérêt dans le secteur des énergies renouvelables au Japon. La technologie a été affinée et est en cours de déploiement dans les bureaux d'affaires, sur les routes à grande circulation et sur des ponts dans le but d'augmenter la production d'énergie et de répondre ainsi à la demande d'éclairage de la ville de Tokyo. 12 11 PZT : le Zircono Titanate de Plomb est un des trois systèmes les plus communément étudiés et utilisés présentant l'effet piézoǦélectrique /ůůƵƐƚƌĂƚŝŽŶ ϭϲ͗ WƌŝŶĐŝƉĞ ĚĞƐ ĚĂůůĞƐ ΗWŽǁĞƌͲŐĞŶĞƌĂƚŝŶŐ ĨůŽŽƌΗ Ğƚ ůΖĠǀŽůƵƚŝŽŶ ĚƵ ƌĞŶĚĞŵĞŶƚ ĠůĞĐƚƌŝƋƵĞ ĞŶ ĨŽŶĐƚŝŽŶ ĚƵ ƚĞŵƉƐ
12 Les informations les plus récentes trouvées sur cette société datent de 2011. La finalité de certaines expériences ne sont actuellement pas disponibles.
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APPLICATION PIÉTONNIÈRE Ͳ RÉALISATION Depuis 2010, des pavés « Pavegen » sont intégrés dans les trottoirs de Londres, en Angleterre. De plus, une expérience lors des Jeux Olympiques de 2012 consistant à installer 12 pavés dans une station très fortement fréquentée durant cet événement fut initiée. D
AVANTAGES : Ͳ Stockage de l'énergie (95%)
D
INCONVÉNIENTS : Ͳ Compression de la dalle d'environ 5mm pouvant
D
PRODUCTION D'ÉLECTRICITÉ : 30 W.s par pas (rendement beaucoup
Ͳ Effet pédagogique et d'implication du piéton par l'illumination d'un LED interne lors du passage (5%) créer une éventuelle gène du piéton plus intéressant que pour les références précédentes du fait de l'association avec un système à induction) LA TECHNOLOGIE /ůůƵƐƚƌĂƚŝŽŶ ϯϬ͗ /ŶƚĠŐƌĂƚŝŽŶ ĚĞƐ ƉĂǀĠƐ ΗWĂǀĞŐĞŶΗ ĚĂŶƐ ůĞƐ ƌƵĞƐ ĚĞ >ŽŶĚƌĞƐ͕ ϮϬϭϬ
Le pavé « Pavegen » n’est pas un pavé inerte comme n’importe quel pavé de rue. Il absorbe l’impact, l’onde de choc dégagée par le pas d’un promeneur pour la transformer ensuite en électricité. Le système de fonctionnement du pavé n'est pas révélé par la société « Pavegen Systems ». Il semblerait s'agir d'une combinaison entre un système à induction électromagnétique et l'utilisation de matériaux piézoͲ électriques tels que des céramiques. Lorsqu’une personne marche dessus, l’énergie cinétique fournie par le pas est récoltée. Cette dernière peut être stockée et utilisée pour une variété d'applications. On comprend donc que plus il y a de pas, plus il y a de l’énergie. Cette technologie requiert un passage important de passant pour pouvoir être rentable. Elle s’adapte alors parfaitement aux milieux urbains où la fréquentation des rues, des lieux est importante.
/ůůƵƐƚƌĂƚŝŽŶ ϯϭ͗ ^ĐŚĠŵĂ ĞdžƉůŝƋƵĞ ƋƵĞ ůĞ ƐLJƐƚğŵĞ ƉĞƌŵĞƚ ĚΖĂůŝŵĞŶƚĞƌ ĚĞƐ ĂƉƉůŝĐĂƚŝŽŶƐ ƵƌďĂŝŶĞƐ ;ĠĐůĂŝƌĂŐĞ ƉƵďůŝĐ͕ ƐŝŐŶĂůŝƐĂƚŝŽŶ ƵƌďĂŝŶĞƐͿ Ğƚ ĚŝǀĞƌƐ ĂƉƉĂƌĞŝůƐ ;ďĂƚƚĞƌŝĞƐ͕͘͘͘Ϳ
La pavé « Pavegen » contient une LED interne qui s’allume lorsque quelqu’un marche dessus. Ce phénomène incite les piétons à marcher, Une nouvelle énergie : l'effet piézoǦélectrique | 37
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FC4 : Être agréable à l'œil : FT41 : Être en harmonie avec les formes, les couleurs et les textures des revêtements existants : FT42 : Donner des formes permettant l'association de différents modules entre eux : FT43 : S'intégrer dans l'espace public, avoir un impact architectural et urbain sur l'environnement du module FC5a : Être raccordé au réseau électrique : FT51a : Être raccordé au réseau électrique existant FC5b : Alimenter des appareils électroniques : FT51b : Gérer l'électricité et alimenter des appareils électroniques tels que l'éclairage public, des équipements urbains,... FC6 : Être rentable pour l'utilisateur : FT61 : Faciliter l'installation des modules (montage et démontage) : FT62 : Faciliter l'assemblage des modules entre eux et avec le milieu extérieur : FT63 : Promouvoir les valeurs (esthétiques, images,...)
SCHÉMA RELATIVE À LA FONCTION PRINCIPALE DU MODULE ET DE CES FONCTIONS COMPOSANTES /ůůƵƐƚƌĂƚŝŽŶ ϱϮ͗ ^ĐŚĠŵĂ ĚĞƐ ĨŽŶĐƚŝŽŶƐ ĐŽŵƉŽƐĂŶƚĞƐ ;ĚĞ ůĂ ĨŽŶĐƚŝŽŶ ƉƌŝŶĐŝƉĂůĞͿ
4.2. Le diagramme FAST LE PRINCIPE ET LA CONSTRUCTION DU DIAGRAMME FAST L'outil principal pour réaliser une Analyse Fonctionnelle Technique se nomme le FAST60 . D’autres outils existent, mais il s’agit de compléments au FAST. Le diagramme FAST représente à la fois les fonctions de service, celles techniques et enfin les solutions technologiques. Le diagramme se construit de la manière suivante. Les fonctions, représentées par des blocs rectangulaires, sont liées entre elles par des traits droits (sans flèches), qui les ordonnent. Les fonctions de service sont placées à gauche, elles répondent à la question « Pourquoi ? ». Les fonctions techniques sont au centre. Et enfin les solutions technologiques sont énoncées à droite de chaque fonction technique répondant à la question « Comment ? ». /ůůƵƐƚƌĂƚŝŽŶ ϱϭ͗ ^ĐŚĠŵĂ ĚĞ ůĂ ĨŽŶĐƚŝŽŶ ƉƌŝŶĐŝƉĂůĞ ĚƵ ŵŽĚƵůĞ
Il convient de noter que la question « Quant ? » ne fait pas allusion à une simultanéité 60 FAST est l'acronyme de « Functionnal Analysis System Technique »
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2.4.
Le projet-prototype dans la rue Pierre Lescot
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LA SIGNALISATION DU PROJETͲPROTOTYPE
LE PLAN MASSE
Signalisation et point d'appel : A et A'
Information : A
Dallage complet piézoͲ électrique : B
/ůůƵƐƚƌĂƚŝŽŶ ϲϳ͗ WĂŶŶĞĂƵ ĚΖŝŶĨŽƌŵĂƚŝŽŶ ĞdžƉůŝƋƵĂŶƚ ůĂ ŶĂƚƵƌĞ ĚƵ ƉƌŽũĞƚ͕ ƐŽŶ ĂƐƉĞĐƚ ƚĞĐŚŶŝƋƵĞ͕ ůƵĚŝƋƵĞ Ğƚ ƐŽŶ ŝŵƉĂĐƚ ĠŶĞƌŐĠƚŝƋƵĞ
« En ce moment, l'énergie fournie peut alimenter .. lampadaires » « Ici la rue est éclairée grâce à Vous ! »
/ůůƵƐƚƌĂƚŝŽŶ ϲϲ͗ ΗdŽƚĞŵΗ ƐŝŐŶĂůĂŶƚ ůΖĞdžŝƐƚĞŶĐĞ ĚƵ ƉƌŽũĞƚ Ğƚ ŵĞƚƚĂŶƚ ă ĂǀĂŶƚ ůĂ ƉƌŽĚƵĐƚŝŽŶ ũŽƵƌŶĂůŝğƌĞ
Parcours, jeux urbains : C /ůůƵƐƚƌĂƚŝŽŶ ϲϱ͗ WůĂŶ ŵĂƐƐĞ ĞdžƉůŝĐĂƚŝĨ ĚƵ ƉƌŽũĞƚ
A' correspond à la signalisation du projet au Nord de la rue Lescot. Un panneau d'information ainsi qu'un panneau lumineux donnent en temps réel la production d'énergie fournie par les pas des piétons. B correspond à une emprise du sol entièrement recouverte de dalles piézoͲélectriques. Les piétons entrant et sortant dans les Halles passent obligatoirement dessus. La production d'énergie est maximale à cet endroit (emplacement optimal). A correspond à la signalisation du projet au Sud de la rue Lescot. Un « Totem » indiquant le pourcentage de lampadaires pouvant être alimenté pour la nuit est mis en place. Ce symbole, haut et imposant, met en valeur le travail collectif fait pas la foule de piétons. De plus, un panneau d'information expliquant le principe technique de la piézoͲélectricité, le projet, ses impacts et les estimations est installé. Cet aspect pédagogique offre aux grands et aux petits la possibilité de mieux comprendre et appréhender le projet. C correspond au « parcours ». Des dalles piézoͲélectriques sont placées d'une façon à dessiner une forme en zigͲzag. Les piétons peuvent alors se prendre au jeu et « suivre ce parcours ». Chaque dalle s'illumine sous la pression des pas. Les passants sont alors amenés à suivre ce cheminement particulier. Cette nouvelle manière de marcher donne un aspect un peu ludique à l'expérience.
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/ůůƵƐƚƌĂƚŝŽŶ ϲϴ͗ sƵĞ ĚĞ ůĂ &ŽŶƚĂŝŶĞ ĚĞƐ /ŶŶŽĐĞŶƚƐ͕ ƐŝŐŶĂůŝƐĂƚŝŽŶ ĚƵ ƉƌŽũĞƚ ƉĂƌ ůĞ ΗdŽƚĞŵΗ
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/ůůƵƐƚƌĂƚŝŽŶ ϲϵ͗ sƵĞ ĚĞ ůĂ WůĂĐĞ ĚĞ ůĂ &ŽŶƚĂŝŶƌĞ ĚĞƐ /ŶŶŽĐĞŶƚƐ͕ ĚĞ ũŽƵƌ Ğƚ ĚĞ ŶƵŝƚ͕ ƐŝŐŶĂůŝƐĂƚŝŽŶ ĚƵ ƉƌŽũĞƚ ƉĂƌ ůĞ ΗdŽƚĞŵΗ Ğƚ ůĞ ƉĂŶŶĞĂƵ ĚΖŝŶĨŽƌŵĂƚŝŽŶ Un projetǦprototype dans le Paris piétonnier : le Quartier des Halles | 99
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COURSE
PROJECT MANAGEMENT Civil Engineering project, 3rd year - 2012 / 2013
Civil Engineering
Professor : Mr Gobin
34 Perspec ves of the project
The statement of the subject was a simple drawing of a residenal complex. The aim was to discover construc on and architectural professions. A complete file with all documents has been done through this residen al program. • As a building owner : A site was chosen depending on its physical characteris cs (soil study, social environment,...). A program was then implemented (surfaces, distribu on of accommoda ons, special arrangements related to architectural design). • As an architect : With the program defined, an architectural solu on was proposed (plans, sec ons, renderings, materials).
• As a construc on engineer : The technical aspect of the project was studied through construc ve choices (engineers and founda ons plans, detailing drawings,...). • As a construc on company : The site installa on was planned with site plans and sec ons as schedules showing the workloads and es mated prices for the construc on of the complex. Dura on of the exercise : 2 months. Work in group of 4 persons. Worked with Revit version 2011, AutoCAD 2D, MS Project, Word, Excel, Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign.
Q
Planning prévisionnel
Planning constructif étendu
LEGENDE
Alimentation électrique spécifique
INT
SdB
R vid obin an et ge d'e s et ssa dé is, sin fe cti on
Luminaire en applique
Tableau abonné
C div om isio pte nn ur air D e de ispo pr sit ote if cti on V co ann m e pte ap ur rès
RJ
V co ann m e pte av ur an t
RADIATEUR
Détail :
Luminaire (douille en bout de fils au plafond)
Combiné interphone logement
C d'e olon au ne fro id e
INT
Luminaire en applique au dessus de la vasque + inter + PC+T (classe II)
Liaison équipotentielle des masses métalliques
Interrupteur simple allumage
Raccordement à la terre de l'immeuble
Interrupteur SA avec voyant lumineux
Radiateur électrique
Interrupteur va et vient
EV Dint = 80mm
EU Dint = 30mm
S SdB 10 A
Radiateur
LL
Repérage logement type
Bouton poussoir Sèche - serviettes
Hotte 10A
Ballon 20A
Prise de courant 16A + T
x2
LV
Dint = 20mm
RADIATEUR
B
LV Four 20A
RJ
Double prises de courant 16A + T
RADIATEUR
x2
Double prises de courant hautes 16A + T
x2
RJ
RADIATEUR
Maitrise et Gestion de Projet M. Gobin ESTP / B3 / BAI
Dint =10mm
ML
Décembre 2012
TV x2
RJ
Prise de communication RJ45 (PTT)
TV
Prise TV + FM
LL
Prise spécialisée 20A + T pour lave-linge
LV
Prise spécialisée 20A + T pour lave-vaisselle
S
Bouton poussoir sonnerie
RJ
LOGEMENT TYPE : PLAN D'ELECTRICITE
B
t
Din
m 0m mm = 10
ML
=1
D
int
Dint = 14mm EU Dint = 33mm
Dint = Dint = 12mm 10mm LV EU Dint = 33mm
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Sortie de câble 2x32A + T pour plaque de cuisson
Echelle : 1/100e 0
0,5
1
2
BOUSSARD-PHELIPOT Ophélie DUPIN Alice FLORES Sandra LENCOT Julie
Plan 40
Maitrise et Gestion de Projet M. Gobin ESTP / B3 / BAI
Décembre 2012
LOGEMENT TYPE : RESEAUX FLUIDES
Echelle : 1/50e 0
0,5
1
2
BOUSSARD-PHELIPOT Ophélie DUPIN Alice FLORES Sandra LENCOT Julie
Plan 41
COURSE
STEEL CONSTRUCTION Civil Engineering exercises, 2nd year - 2011 / 2012
Civil Engineering
Professor : Mr Quenelle
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Extraits des applica ons
Work at home to calculate and design detailing drawings as : • girder con nues on four supports (exercise 2), • truss (exercise 3), • steel column (exercise 4), • steel cross-beam (exercise 5). Dura on of the exercise : 1 day per exercise. Individual work. Worked with hand drawings, calculator.
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Thank you
Alice Dupin +336 88 60 58 96 adupin88@gmail.com