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UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL - ARC1011 - FALL 2012
MOHOLY NAGY SQUARE: SPACE, MOTION & COMPOSITION STUDIO TEACHER : DENYSE GAUTIER, dGAUTIER Architects UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL - ARC1012 - WINTER 2013
LIVING IN GENERIC TERRITORY: COMMUNITY & INDIVIDUALITY STUDIO TEACHER : MARC PAPE, SBT architects UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL - ARC2011 - FALL 2013
TOWNHOUSE FOR A COLLECTOR: BETWEEN STREET & ALLEY COLLECTIVE HOUSING: DENSITY CHALLENGES STUDIO TEACHER : CECILE BAIRD, Atelier B.R.I.C. Architects + Urbanists TEAMMATES: CEDRIC GROSSI & DAVID LAPIERRE UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL - ARC2012 - WINTER 2014
SOLAR DEVICE EXPLORATION: AESTHETICS & SUSTAINABILITY 21TH CENTURY PUBLIC LIBRARY: LIGHT, TECTONICS & IMAGINATION STUDIO TEACHER : MAXIME GAGNÉ, Atelier PANORAMA TEAMMATE: THAO LAN NGUYEN LE
PROSPECTIVE TRANSFER STUDENT RECOMMANDATION LETTERS
UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL - ARC1012 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 2 - MARC PAPE UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL - ARC2011 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 3 - CECILE BAIRD UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL - ARC2012 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 4 - MAXIME GAGNÉ UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL - FALL 2012 & WINTER 2013 TRANSCRIPT UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL - FALL 2013 & WINTER 2014 TRANSCRIPT
ARC1011 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 1 - MOHOLY NAGY SQUARE : SPACE, MOTION & COMPOSITION
This project was realized in three parts, starting from the analysis of a Moholy Nagy painting. Through the analysis of composition, colors, shapes and transparancy the two dimentionnal work turned into a tree dimentionnal project. This transformation led to a public space offering different possibilities and velocities, the Marry-go-Round. A19 - 1927 LASLO MOHOLY NAGY PROJECT INSPIRATION SOURCE
(A) AsymĂŠtrical equilibrium (B) Level transitions (C) Spiral approach to center
CUBE PAVILLION DEPLOYEMENT OPERATIONS
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SHADOWS
MODEL PICTURE - TOP VIEW
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PLAZA CROSS SECTION A-A
ARC1011 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 1 - MOHOLY NAGY SQUARE : SPACE, MOTION & COMPOSITION A pavillion was then add upon this pubic square to reheinforce possible occupation. This pavilion was to be generated from a 3 m side cube. It was then copied and scaled two times. Resulting in tree pavilions of 3 m, 2 m and 1 m high.
The three pavilions offer different possibilities of ownership and relations to human scale. Counterparts, the Russian Huts invite to play and explore the plaza with different views and orientations.
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Transitional spaces
Positioning pavilions
Views
Extentions of space
Standar courses
Pavilions sizes
Relationships on human scale
PLAZA PLAN
PLAZA SOUTH ELEVATION
ARC1012 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 2 - LIVING IN GENERIC TERRITORY: COMMUNITY & INDIVIDUALITY
This project is meant to be a reflection on the North American suburbs; about how architecture and living in generic territory could be enhanced. This was done through several steps: research on ancestral, past and contemporary ways of life, exploring relationships between drawn grids and patterns and three dimensional forms, then planning and furbishing three model homes.
RETROUVEZ VOS HORIZONS Seeking relationships between grid and form
EVOLUTION OF RIBBON
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SCHAPING THE HOUSES
‘‘Reclaim Your Horizons’’ is the intended manifesto for a new suburban life. Reuniting with the village philosophy of balance between comunity and individuality, nature and urbanity.
DIVIDING HOMES
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CROSS SECTION A-A
ARC1012 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 2 - LIVING IN GENERIC TERRITORY: COMMUNITY & INDIVIDUALITY The final houses are drawn from a single ribbon folded multiple times. They have a similar size and include exterior private spaces. The ribbon thickness is maintained in folded places generating different floor hights. It is streaked with translucent material to assert its porosity and emphasize its orientation changes resulting from folding.
Openings and circulation on underground floor
UNDERGROUND FLOOR PLAN
PRELIMINARY SKETCH
Openings and circulation on ground floor
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
Openings and circulation on first floor
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
1927
ARC2011 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 3 - TOWNHOUSE FOR A COLLECTOR: BETWEEN STREET & ALLEY
This project involves the implementation of a single family home for a collector of drawings and photos of architecture. The implantation site in Montreal is adjoining two existing residential buildings and located opposite to the Canadian Centre for Architecture. The building’s style had to be clearly contemporary but also coincide with the existing buildings facades. The house had to include private exterior spaces and correspond to the level of living expected of the client.
MODEL PICTURE - BACK
SECOND FLOOR PLAN
The Baile Pavilion is a house offering generous spaces and celebrating interior and exterior relation through the continuing materials and surfaces. MODEL PICTURE - LEFT SIDE
NEIGHBOURING BUILDINGS
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
The volume is generated by the assembly of functional blocs followed by the optimization of resulting spaces.
GROUND FLOOR PLAN
RIGHT SECTION
LEFT SECTION
1927
FRONT ELEVATION
BACK ELEVATION
1927
ARC2011 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 3 - TOWNHOUSE FOR A COLLECTOR: BETWEEN STREET & ALLEY
View from inside the office of the collector
Full opening on the north of stairwell
Appropriable stairs for contemplation of works
Exhibition Wall celebrated by a rock revetment
Rear patio - private space isolated from the city in relation to the kitchen
Front patio - a continuation of the living room facing the CCA
ARC2011 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 3 - COLLECTIVE HOUSING: DENSITY CHALLENGES Cross-Geminate comes from a reflection on apartment buildings types in the context of Montreal. The implantation site is rectangular and east- west oriented, making it obvious that the building should make most of the lot depth to benefit from a global throughout the day. In addition, CrossGeminate marries its surrounding landscape by taking a trapezoidal shape flared north for views of the Mont- Royal. Since the project is for a housing building, it seemed important to create an exterior common space to serve as a transition between public and private spaces. Therefore the section included at the center of two leasehold bands became an outdoor central courtyard accessible from a monumental staircase on the Gatineau Avenue. This court is a reminder of the Montreal alley, traditionally a place of exchange , meeting and children play.
ARC2011 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 3 - COLLECTIVE HOUSING: DENSITY CHALLENGES Cross-Geminate dynamic and contemporary form seeks to make the sector a new life while fitting elegantly into its historical context. The base is adorned with sandstone echoing the historical institutional buildings sector, while the housing is covered with a metal facing and wooden balconies. EXTERIOR PERSPECTIVE
GROUND PLAN
FIRST FLOOR PLAN
2ND FLOOR PLAN
MODEL PICTURE - CENTRAL COURT
5FT FLOOR PLAN
6TH FLOOR PLAN
The accommodations are also strongly emphasized in relation to this common space. First, some units are directly accessible from the latter to the first and second floor. Then the hallways are limited to one every two floor , alternating from one band to the other which allows for dwellings located on two levels, the upper level crossing the band entirely . They are furbished so as to position the kitchen on the side of the central courtyard as a reminder of a traditional type of kitchen in Montreal overseeing the alley. FRONT ELEVATION
BACK ELEVATION
ARC2011 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 3 - COLLECTIVE HOUSING: DENSITY CHALLENGES
Project programme includes commercial tenants and common areas arranged inside a base inserted under housing bands as to distinguish these two volumes with different functions.
ORGANISATION MODEL
MODEL PICTURE ENTRANCE STAIRCASE
MODEL PICTURE - WOODEN BALCONY
INTERIOR PERSPECTIVE OF CENTRAL COURT
The internal organization of Cross-Geminate was designed based on relationships between users and environment. Circulation is treated as a generating element of encounter and discovery. Corridors of access to apartments are arranged around the central courtyard, allowing them outward and thus strengthening the sense of
community centered on the court. The arrangement of vertical circulation follows the same logic of visibility and strengthens the assertion of massing . In addition embedding side stairs inside leasehold bar frees side walls allows for better window opportunities. This also introduces of a threshold at the top of the monumental staircase leading to yard, defining it more strongly.
ARC2012 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 4 - SOLAR DEVICE EXPLORATION: AESTHETICS & SUSTAINABILITY The membrane is perforated so as to allow partially in the light. The outer faces are perforated in different ways depending on their orientation. The corresponding face of the sun was at a low level of perforation (5%), while that corresponding to the winter sun at a taut two times higher perforation. We assume manufactured bent metal with a painted matte white outer face (to avoid dazzling reflections to the outside) and a reflective inner surface. This allows the incoming light to be redirected several times before entering the building. The variety of light paths can be expected to generate a mixture of diffuse and direct light into the interior spaces: the overall effect could be likened to reflections in the water.
EXPLORATION 1
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EXPLORATION 2
EXPLORATION 3
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STRATIFICATION DE LA RÉSILLE Plan 1:20
STRATIFICATION DE LA RÉSILLE Plan 1:20
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STRATIFICATION DE LA RÉSILLE Plan 1:20
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VUE EN PLAN
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REALISE PAR UN PRODUIT AUTODESK A BUT EDUCATIF
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A. Soleil d’hiver couchant (10% d’ouvertures) B. Soleil d’été couchant A (5% d’ouvertures) B 33o 33o C. Face vers l’intérieur de l’édifice (30%C d’ouvertures)
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STRATIFICATION DE LA RÉSILLE Plan 1:20
REALISE PAR UN PRODUIT AUTODESK A BUT EDUCATIF
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PRISME TRIANGULAIRE (volume de base)
VUE EN PLAN A. Soleil d’hiver couchant (10% d’ouvertures) B 33
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REALISE PAR UN PRODUIT AUTODESK A BUT EDUCATIF
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C. Face vers l’intérieur de l’édifice (30% d’ouvertures)
PRISME TRIANGULAIRE (volume de base)
ORIGINAL TRIANGULAR PRISM
A. Soleil d’hiver couchant (10% d’ouvertures)
B. Soleil d’été couchant (5% d’ouvertures) C. Face vers l’intérieur de l’édifice (30% d’ouvertures)
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C VUE EN PLAN A. Soleil d’hiver couchant (10% d’ouvertures) B. Soleil d’été couchant (5% d’ouvertures)
PRISME TRIANGULAIRE (volume de base)
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FINAL MODEL
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PERCINGS SCALE SCOPE
C. Face vers l’intérieur de l’édifice (30% d’ouvertures)
PRISME TRIANGULAIRE (volume de base)
1/2 SCALE MOCKUP PICTURE
ARC2012 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 4 - 21TH CENTURY PUBLIC LIBRARY: LIGHT, TECTONICS & IMAGINATION Flow. This word implies movement, direction or fluidity. Saul Bellow Library is a tribute to the intimate relationship between the Town of Lachine and the SaintLaurent river. Indeed, several aspects of the project are based on water. As for the rapids that saw a city rise on its edges. The city library Saul Bellow is the source of intellectual, cultural and social development of the people of Lachine. By its location at the heart of the city, the institution becomes a key element, unifying and valuable.
OLD TOWN OF LACHINE
PHOTOMONTAGE OF PRELIMINARY INTENTIONS
DESIGN CONCEPT
PRELIMINARY SKETCHES
SERVICE
ACCĂˆS
ORIGINAL LIBRARY
ORIENTATION SHIFT
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TERRASSE
OPTIMISATION OF CREATING SUNSHINE OUTDOOR SPACES
INSERTING CORE SUPPORTS
URBAN SETTLEMENT Thus, the envelope of the library consists of wave elements, sometimes cantilevered overhunted, sometimes extrusions of interior floors, and refers to the movement of the waves. This provides some shading for the south facades of the building for among other avoid excessive heat gain in summer.
SITE PLAN
The organic shape of the library floor plan generate diverse outdoor spaces and appears as a direct response to the program. The floors are punctuated by sets of split-level, reached by a long winding ramps. Tectonics of the project takes the idea of a light and flexible envelope. The supporting structure is concealed inside solid elements which appear to be opaque cores shaping circulation like rocks in a river bed.
ARC2012 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 4 - 21TH CENTURY PUBLIC LIBRARY: LIGHT, TECTONICS & IMAGINATION
MODEL PICTURE - MAIN ENTRANCE
MODEL PICTURE - ON ST-PAUL AVENUE
MODEL PICTURE - REAR ENTRANCE
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GROUND PLAN 19
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN Children section - Coffee shop Multipupose room - Movie theater Library administration
CHILDREN CORNER
COFFEE SHOP
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2ND FLOOR PLAN
Teen section - Adult section Board game play room Library offices
READING ROOM
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TEEN SECTION
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Teen section - Adult section Group work rooms Training room
RAMPS & ENVELOPE
UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL - ARC1012 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 2 - MARC PAPE
UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL - ARC2011 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 3 - CECILE BAIRD
UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL - ARC2012 - ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 4 - MAXIME GAGNÉ
196040 - Arts et sciences (Mineure)
196040 - Arts et sciences (Mineure)
3.656 Total du trimestre
Crédits:
Crédits:
Crédits:
Crédits:
Suivis 16.000
3.000
1.000
3.000
3.000
Suivis 6.000
Suivis 17.000
3.000
3.000
2.000
3.000
Suivis 6.000
A
Moy. 17.000
B+
A
A
Points 65.900
12.000
9.900
8.000
12.000
Points 24.000
Obtenus 16.000
3.000
1.000
3.000
3.000
Obtenus 6.000
B
Points 58.500
9.000
3.300
11.100
11.100
Points 24.000
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Moy. 16.000
B+
A-
A-
Note A
B
B+
B+
Moy.gr. B+
B+
B+
B+
B+
Moy.gr. B+
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Obtenus 17.000
3.000
3.000
2.000
3.000
Note A
Date d'émission: Matricule: CPER QC:
Obtenus 6.000
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Moyenne générale trimestrielle
ARC 2214
ARC 1801
ARC 1312
ARC 1102
Description Atelier d'architecture 2 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Histoire de l'arch. moderne 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Architecture et construction 2 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Intégration 1 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Concept.assist.par ordi.(CAO) 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire
Programme d'études: Cours ARC 1012
101013 - Sc. architecture (Baccalauréat)
Hiver 2013
3.876 Total du trimestre
Programme d'études:
Moyenne générale trimestrielle
ARC 1311
ARC 1215
ARC 1214
ARC 1101
Description Atelier d'architecture 1 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Histoire générale de l'arch 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Atelier d'expression 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Dessin d'architecture 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Architecture et construction 1 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire
Programme d'études: Cours ARC 1011
101013 - Sc. architecture (Baccalauréat)
Automne 2012 Programme d'études:
432, avenue Dobie Mont-Royal QC H3P 1S8 Canada
Alice Tourneyrie
RELEVÉ DE NOTES
UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL - FALL 2012 & WINTER 2013 TRANSCRIPT
3.675 Total du trimestre
Crédits:
Suivis 16.000
Moyenne cumulative 4.150 3.831
Points 58.800
Points
8.100
12.900
11.100
24.000
Points 2.700
Points 63.900
11.100
12.900
11.100
25.800
Points 3.000
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B-
B+
B+
A-
Moy.gr. B+
B+
B+
B
A-
Moy.gr. B+
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Crédits cumulés 18.000 71.000
Moy. 16.000
Crédits contributoires 18.000 71.000
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Fin du Premier cycle
Trimestre Automne 2012 Hiver 2014
B-
A+
A-
A
Note A+ A
Moy. 16.000
Note B-
A-
A+
A-
A+
Note B
Obtenus 3.000 3.000 Obtenus 16.000
Suivis 3.000 3.000
3.000
3.000
3.000
6.000
Obtenus 1.000
Obtenus 16.000
3.000
3.000
3.000
6.000
Obtenus 1.000
Date d'émission: Matricule: CPER QC:
Sommaire des moyennes et des crédits cumulés par programme d'études 196040 - Arts et sciences (Mineure) 101013 - Sc. architecture (Baccalauréat)
Moyenne générale trimestrielle
3.000
3.000
3.000
6.000
Suivis 1.000
Suivis 16.000
3.000
3.000
3.000
6.000
Suivis 1.000
Crédits:
Crédits:
Crédits:
Description Comm. infographique Urbanisation dans le monde
Description Intégration 3 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Atelier d'architecture 4 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Théories/projet architectural 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Architecture et construction 4 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Mécan., élect., éclairagisme 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire
101013 - Sc. architecture (Baccalauréat)
Hiver 2014
3.994 Total du trimestre
Crédits:
Automne 2013 101013 - Sc. architecture (Baccalauréat) Description Intégration 2 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Atelier d'architecture 3 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Architecture et construction 3 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Matériaux: statique/résistance 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire Histoire de l'arch. au Québec 1-010-1-3 Cours obligatoire
Transfert crédits de Université de Montréal À Architecture Cours COM 1560 URB 1112
ARC 5314
ARC 2314
ARC 2104
ARC 2012
Cours ARC 1803
Programme d'études:
Moyenne générale trimestrielle
ARC 3104
ARC 2321
ARC 2313
ARC 2011
Cours ARC 1802
Programme d'études:
432, avenue Dobie Mont-Royal QC H3P 1S8 Canada
Alice Tourneyrie
RELEVÉ DE NOTES
UNIVERSITÉ DE MONTRÉAL - FALL 2013 & WINTER 2014 TRANSCRIPT