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David PISTRE

Architect DPEA architecture post-carbone ( sustainable architecture specialisation, Paris) Available from 1st Octobre 2015

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French, 28 years old Born the 28th June 1987 45 rue Pierre bonnaud, 69003 Lyon 0033 6 83 92 90 28 davidpistre@gmail.com

I am strongly motivated by the challenge of a sustainable society and feel deeply concerned with the impacts of human activities on our planet Earth. As an architect, I want to use and to improve my design and technical skills in a dynamic, international and sustainable design oriented environment.

Didier REPELLIN / Deniz ASLAN / Jean François BLASSEL Contact and recommendation letters avaible upon request

Education: 2014-2015 DPEA Post-carbone: material, structure, energy Ecole d’architecture de Marne-la-vallée, Ecole nationale des Ponts et chaussées Postgraduate program under the direction of Jean-François BLASSEL (RFR) and Raphaël MENARD (Elioth), the DPEA focuses on the study and analysis of architectural objects’ physical and material behaviours and is set in developing a project method which emphasizes on energy issues.

Lectures: -Building energetics-ENPC -Strength of materials-ENPC -Materials for construction-ENPC -Bioclimatic architecture-ENSAVT -Structure and envelope-ENSAVT 2006-2011 Master’s degree in architecture Ecole d’architecture de Lyon Master in Strategy and advanced architectural practices under the direction of Christophe WIDERSKI -Lyon’s territorial development with the urban development office of Lyon, work exposed at the house of architecture of Lyon in 2011.

-Diploma project: Local food support infrastructure, tram-market network study and market hall design 2006-2009: preparation for double cursus architect-ingenieer followed, ingenieer school INSA integrated for a year, stopped to focus on architectural studies.

2005-2006 Psychology and cognitive science Lyon 2 university A first year at the university to study both aspect of human mind as psychological as biological. Stopped after a year to follow architectural studies.

Work experience: DS Mimarlik, Istanbul Landscape and architecture Landscape and public space concept and design, territorial and architectural scales, international competitions www.dsmimarlik.com

2014 January-June

2013 November-December

Freelance architect, Istanbul Historical survey and analysis XIXth century building diagnostic: historical, sanitary and structural inventory , with Pr. Yildiz Salman, Istanbul technical university

2013 May-June

Collectif ETC, various locations Participative public space and architecture Design and construction in various public space situations Local population integration in the design and construction phases www.collectifetc.com Craft industry, various locations Construction and restoration Two weeks immersion each time in four different contexts in order to have a global view of the restoration process: timber work, joinery, freestone and masonry, work of art restoration.

2013 February-May

Didier REPELLIN historic monuments chief architect, Lyon Grand h么tel dieu restoration Historical building survey, sanitary analysis, and restoration project of the facades, roofs, interiors and windows; integration of contemporary design from AIA architects www.aeclyon.com

2012 February-December

Architecture & h茅ritage, Lyon House extensions Internship: houses survey and extension design, construction permit

2010 February-July

Skills: Software

languages: CAD: Vector Works, Autocad 3D: Sketchup, Art Lantis Photoshop, illustrator, in design Casanova, dialux, pleiade+comfie meteonorm

French / native speaker English / Professional proficiency Spanish / good knowledge Turkish / basic skills

Miscellaneous: Volunteering / summer 2015-participatory constructions Freelance architectural competitions / on going since 2011 Cofounder of www.miiy.fr, cultural webzine / 2011 High school architecture workshop / 2010 Shepherd assistant / 2010 summer residence and transhumance School student association vice-president / 2007-2008 hobbies: drawing (4 years), guitar (3 years), tap dance (3 years)

Self sufficient house Solar powerplant’s keeper house, Ouarzazate, Morocco Teachers: R. Ménard, J.F. Blassel Ensavt 2014-2015 Vernacular architecture in Atlas answered summer comfort issue: strong inertia thanks to heavy rammed earth walls, central patio and foutains, but didn’t deal with the winter one. The project reinterprets vernacular architecture to answer both summer and winter challenges, using the specific ressources of the site: solar radiation, main winds, day/night temperature, earth and rainwater.

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Teachers: R. Ménard, J.F. Blassel Client: Efficacity Ensavt 2014-2015 One collector, two users The project consist in an outdoor plug-in combined shower and solar collector on the south facade of a student residence. Due to the orientation of the building, the northern rooms can’t produce their own hot water. The project use the south facade to produce hot water for everybody.

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Meteorological station Bioclimatic design in Athens Teacher: B. Peuportier Ecole des ponts et chaussées 2014-2015 The climate in Athens is mediterranean: mild winter, hot and dry summer. The prevailing winds come mostly from the North. The architectural strategy consist in streching the building along a West-East axe in order to catch fresh nocturnal winds in summer from the North, and solar energy from the south in winter.

The construction will have a strong inertia for a daily thermal phase shift.

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Heating needs Cooling needs 3 kWh/m2 2 kWh/m2

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Reinvest Vire’s city center A rebuilt city in the Normandy’s bocage

Teachers: F. Bonnet, E. Alonzo, R.Ménard, J.F. Blassel ENSAVT 2015/ DPEA post carbon+ DSA architecte urbaniste Client: Vire municipality With: M. Peralta, B. Alvarez, A. Paumier, H. Marty, L. Chérubin Vire is a 10 000 inhabitants rural city in Normandie, France. Its city center was 85% destroyed by the 1944’s landing and rebuilt in the 50’s.

Nowaday, the municipality is facing two challenges : -The reconstruction heritage of the 50’s is unadapted to the current energetical and sanitory standards.

-The rural territory and specialy the city center are loosing their population and there are now more than 800 vacant units in Vire.

The project is developed along 4 axes: -Reduce car dependance -Strengthen the city center shopping district -Build new housing offer in the city center -Harvest local energy potential

Reconstruction’s block renovation Car park transformation

Renovated flats and extensions: Passageways, stairs and lift mutualisation

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The bocage is an integral part of the Norman heritage. It is at the same time a supplier of firewood and work, thermal regulator, protection against the wind, refuge of biodiversity, regulator of run off water and marker of the landscape identity.

The transformation of the agricultural techniques and the land consolidations of the 70s and 80s engaged a phenomenon of disappearance of the bocage, eaten by bigger and bigger plots of land. To check this disappearance passes to find an economic profitability in the wooded hedge.

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This sample of territory situated in the West of the city is representative of the state of the bocage on the its territory. Indeed, its 72,5 linear meter by hectare density is the same that the wooded density of the territory.

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Gelibolu national park Remnants, cemeteries et memorials of the first world war International competition- Jury mention 15/03/2014 to 04/06/2014 Office: DS mimarlik + Arzu Erdem + Asli Altay (graphic designer) from

memorial ANITLAR memorial MEMORIAL memorial cemetery

ANIT MEZARLAR- ŞEHİTLİKLER cemetery cemetery CEMETERY bunkers

bunkers TABYALAR bunkers castle BUNKERS castle

KALE archeology castle CASTLE

archeology

archeologyALANLAR ARKEOLOJİK ARCHEOLOGICAL SITES

ARAÇ YOLLARI roads ROADS roads

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BİSİKLET biking R biking BIKING biking

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biking hiking

YÜRÜYÜŞ hiking R OTALARI hiking HIKING hiking

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bus lane lane OTOBÜS H ATTI BELEDİYE bus busLANE lane BUS

DENİZ ULAŞIMI sea access SEA ACCESS ferry station HAVAALANI airport AIRPORT OTOBÜS DURAĞI busSTOP stop BUS

İNFO/center DANIŞMA info INFO CENTER

MÜZE museum MUSEUM

TURİ STİK SERVİSLER touristic facilities

TOURISTIC FACILITIES

TUVALETLER toilets TOILETS Otopark parking PARKING HASTANe hospital

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KİLOMETRE TAŞI milestone MILESTONE MANZARA TERASLARI view terrace VIEW TERRACE

The project propose a global vision of Gelibolu park that reveal both its qualities, as historical, as cultural, as natural. The ecomobility project supports the whole territory connecting the memorials constellation with the land in between. An alternative and sustainable form of transportation, hiking, biking, special bus shuttle line adapted to transport bikes, is developped. The whole park becomes accessible whitout car.

Public space in ISTANBUL Landscape preliminary project

From 04/06/2014 to 27/06/2014 Offices: DS mimarlik (landscape)-swanke hayden connel (architectes)

The ground level is a shopping center and a cinema. The first level is a public space on slab with restaurants, bars, green and hard squares, playground for the youngers. The four buildings of the upper levels from it are housing units.

Due to the strong summer heat in Istanbul, the project strategy was oriented to a summer comfort strategy by using green and water features.

Ag端 s端mer campus Conversion of a former textile factory

From 14/02/2014 to 01/04/2014 Offices: DS mimarlik (landscape)-Emre Arolat (architectes) The 1933 textile factory was built by russian architect Ivan Nikolaef closed its doors in 1999. It was the symbol of industrialization and modernisation of the Republic of Turkey. Turned into university, the project includes educational, administrative and social facilties.

The large outdoors spaces are structured along the fomer inner railways of the site with the will to preserve all the existing trees. This pedestrian axe of the project provides an articulation of the differents programs and the differents moods of the site, from the former factory itself to woods, lawns, museum, green amphitheatre, outdoor expo...

Europan 12 Milan-Special mention award Resilience and holistic approach With Louis BAUCHET architect engineer and Julie SIOL architect June 2013

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Visioning Porto Di Mare 2035 is a frame of development to preserve and strengthen the resources and activities of a neighborhood on the edge of three distinct areas (city, agricultural park and rapid exchange infrastructures) with the aim to implement in it a residential district co-created by its citizens.

The agricultural and artisanal character of the neighborhood is expressed through the collective practice of its equipments and public spaces. The urban fabric is the favoured place for the resilient* creation of the neighborhood (policy center, public forum, cooperative workshops) following the resilience principles : - Diversity (actors, entities and functionalities) - Modularity (boost interactions) - Feedback (learn from experience and react quickly).

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Framework-base of concertation-step 3

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The land: use and ressources

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COllectif ETC Design & construction Participative public space, architecture & town planning From May 26th to June 22th 2013 Collectif ETC is a team of french architects working in the field of public space. By integrating the inhabitants to the process and construction, they engage a new way of making the city. Their method consist in integrated collaborativ process from the first sketchs untill the end of the building site and even after. Many contacts are taken upstream with the local people, politics, associations, schools who are directly in touch with members of the crew. The construction site is an open-site, anybody can come and help, share its impression, ideas or just talk about things that they know about the place and its history...and they do so!

Las vegas crugny

Made in Vitrolles

Abandonned places reactivation in a village

City center summer activation

Reims croix rouge Prefiguration of a futur public facility

Craft industry The work under the words

Practice continuation of the restoration experience -internships After my experience in historical monuments, redesigning, prescribing, analyzing materials from a computer mostly, curious and eager to discover trades that i met, i visited craftmens.

Going beyond mere intellectual knowledge by understanding the practice and its matters is a sensible and technical approach to me. I practiced carpentry, framing, restoration of works of art and decoration and participated as a volunteer in a restoration project to discover stone masonry. For administrative reasons, these internships, attended between February and May 2013 lasted two weeks.

Joinery

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Oak joinery workshop construction and restoration

Restoration work of the Hospice on Châtillon sur Chalaronne.

Freestone and masonry

restoration

Calmont d’olt Castle restoration, volunteering.

Site restoration of the chapel of the Hotel Dieu of Lyon

Grand Hôtel dieu Restoration project

Period: 01/02/2012-31/12/2012 Client: EIFFAGE Office: AEC- DIDIER REPELLIN chief architect of historical monuments (with

AIA architects as partners)

Cost: 200 Million euros Task: Building restoration project and details, survey and relation with the contemporary architecture office in charge of the new layout for the XIXth century parts

The Grand Hôtel Dieu, classified as historic monument, is the most important monument of the city of Lyon, France. Since its rise in the early XIIIth century, untill 2010, it’s been an hospital recognised in whole Europe for its qualities as architectural as medical.

In 2010, the deprecated 1970’s hospital, built in the old monument closed. The hospice civil of Lyon, owners of the Grand Hôtel Dieu started an international competition, that Eiffage, with AIA and AEC won. Renting the place for a hundred years, Eiffage will exploit the moument and transform the obsolete hospital into a multi-fonction complex including a prestigious hotel and restaurants, congress center, medicine museum, shops and offices.

Paul Pascalon’s dome Built between 1887-1893 by Paul PASCALON, the climax of the composition is the dome, the third of the hôtel dieu, echoing to the two other from the XVIIth century and XVIIIth century .

Home extension construction permit production, Lyon, France Client: PRIVATE Office: Architecture & HĂŠritage-Renzo Wieder, heritage architect 2010-M1/S2

The project is an expansion of the houseâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s living room. it consist in opening the garden wall to create a connection between the two separated parts of it.

The wood frames are solar protection at one part and turn into garden shelves when they meet the garden wall .

diploma / The market tramway Local food system support in Lyon Teachers: C. Widerski, S. Bulle, B. Bregman, W. Piccoli Ensal 2011-M2/S2

The project takes place in the city of Lyon, France. Alberto Magnaghi and Carolyn Steel have both called to re-introduce a link between the contemporary metropolitan establishement of our city and their coutryside. The project consist in building a network of local delivery using the existing tramway infrastructure to support local food systems.

The architectural project is a multifonctionnal market hall located at the end of one of the tram line of lyon on the site of the former wholesale market of the city. It is mostly built with rammed earth and greenhouse frames.

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