Architecture and interior design Portfolio

Interior design

Portfolio 2007-2010 Eva Bartès

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Curriculum Vitae

ARCHI TECTUR E & LAND SKAPING

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Between waters

Square Jean Jaurès

Alzheimer’s unit

Schowroom Kartell

5-10 11-14 15-24 25-30 "Architecture is the learned game, correct and magnificent, of forms assembled in the light."

Le Corbusier

INTERI OR ARCHI TECTURE

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La cabane sur le chien

MINIATURE

ARCHI TECTURE UCPA store

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XXS archi petit

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Attic improvement

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E v a

B a r t è s

2, avenue d’Expert 31490 Léguevin – FRANCE Phone: +33 6 50 85 51 74 eva_bartes@hotmail.com Born in Toulouse on September 30, 1985

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OBJECTIVE: Interior design internship EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Bachelor of Science in Design majoring in Interior and Spatial Design Bellecour écoles d’art

Lyon, France 2007 – 2010

Foundation year in art ENBA, National School of Fine Arts

Lyon, France 2006-2007

Preparatory class in art Prép’Art

Toulouse, France 2005-2006

Abitur (German A-level) Deutsche Schule Toulouse (German school of Toulouse)

Toulouse, France 2005

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Interior architect Apartment project

Toulouse, France 2010-2011

creation of plans and elevations, and 3D implementation of the project interior design of the apartment

Architectural internship Agency “Ligne Concept”

Lyon, France June 2009

Renovation of the front of a house, with implementation plan and creation of 3D images.

Conversion and improvement of an attic - design, layout, creation of 3d images, presentation of the project to the client.

Design and improvement of pergolas and design of a leaflet.

COMPUTER SKILLS Windows, ArchiCAD 12, 3DS max, Photoshop, Word, Excel, PowerPoint LANGUAGE SKILLS German/French English

bilingual (mother German, father French) fluently (Toeic – score 925) 4

B E T W E E N

W A T E R S

The Project Design a residential area on land situated between two rivers and create common areas, individual spaces, pathways and accesses.

The Concept The houses, entirely covered with wood and glass, are formed of two simple volumes that overlap and fit together. The internal organization is simple and dictated by the southern orientation.

Thus, common areas open to the outside and take advantage of outside views and sunlight.

To protect from heat, wind and provide privacy, terraces are bordered with windbreaks. The wood cladding builds a discreet relationship with the natural environment without interfering with it. The common areas are separated from the individual spaces and both are located on two different levels. To protect from the "vis-Ă -vis", the individual plots are shifted with regard to each other. This also creates a serpentine flow across the terrain, where residents can walk around, and creates common green areas.

The houses are slightly differentiated from each other through the inversion of the two volumes. The common areas can be on the first floor or on the ground floor.

Green area

Individual plot

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2 parking access

house

Total site surface: 8000m2 Individual lot size: 400m2 Habitable surface: 100m2

spaces

Pedestrian path

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kitchen dining room living room terrace

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bedroom 1 bedroom 2 bathroom bedroom 3 balcony

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Ground floor : Living room

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First floor : corridor

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Ground floor: Kitchen and dining area

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Square Jean Jaurès The Project Redesign the Square Jean Jaures, located in the city Oullins southwest of Lyon, to make it better adapted to its function

The Concept The idea was to create a harmonious space that is a space for walking and a place of relaxation and rest.

Five islets propose a movement across the square and animate the site by means of full and empty spaces, linked by a shelter structure, which also serves as a guide through the square, and provides lighting.

Each islet has a specific vegetation to represent the different seasons, making this place a space that is constantly changing with the seasons and enlivens the square.

Winter flowering

Spring flowering 11

Photo of the Square “Jean Jaures� in its current state.

January 15, 2010

Main entrance and bus shelter

Entry meets standards

Future Ground plan

for disabled access

Summer flowering

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By day the structure is used as shelter, at night it illuminates the square.

Autumn flowering

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Alzheimer’s Special Unit The Project The French town, LÊguevin, wants to enlarge the retirement home "Curtis", in order to provide residents affected by Alzheimer's disease a resting structure corresponding to their needs and to those of caregivers.

The new Alzheimer's Unit should create authentic living spaces, comprising 12 residents with intellectual and physical deterioration. The aim is to maximize space in the retirement home and to improve monitoring of people with dementia and behavior disorders. The architectural environment should prevent from escapes and accidents while ensuring maximum comfort for the patient, family and carers.

The Concept Thanks to its architectural design, to the planning, the treatment of the different spaces and the use of light, the project provides residents with greater autonomy. Indeed, through the establishment of landmarks (such as the use of different materials), the project facilitates the recognition of spaces and their functions, and responds to the residents’ needs.

Alzheimer patients have a great need to move, so I attached particular importance to the implementation of elements that encourage wandering. The architecture accompanies their movements, whether vertical or horizontal.

The project stimulates memory and provides comfort by using elements of the past, such as the facade inspired by regional tobacco barns, the landscaping inspired by village squares, or the interior design inspired by family homes.

The daily life of patients and caregivers is facilitated while providing a contemporary architectural design.

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Existing building 500m2 of living space

Extension Entrance 1 Emergency access

Therapeutic garden

Parking area + Entrance 2

Total site surface: 3000 m2 Habitable surface: 389 m2 Stable surface: 102 m2 Workshop surface: 142 m2 Total surface of buildings: 620 m2

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Ground floor

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First floor

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elevation of North facade

Elevation of East facade 20

Section AA’

View of entrance 1 and patio

Room plan

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Dining room, overlooking the entrance and patio.

Single room with bathroom, desk, sleeping space and storage space.

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The elevated vegetable garden

The treatment room

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Common room

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S h o w r o o m

K a r t e l l

The Project Design a showroom for the furniture company "Kartell", that on the one hand enhances the collections and welcomes the customer in a friendly way, and on the other hand facilitates the daily life of the employees. The specification includes a reception / two administrative offices / an executive office / a resting area for the staff / an exhibition space.

The Concept The key word at Kartells Company, which can be found in constancy, is “multitude�, whether in terms of stores, designers, products, colors, materials, etc.

The idea for the architectural design for the showroom was to take this term and to bring a sense of abundance.

Thus you can find a multitude of volumes, surfaces, colors and light. The exhibition area consists of eight volumes that are deployed on the Ground floor, the first floor and in the garden. The volumes are composed of sheet steel, comparable to containers, which recall the industrial aspect of Kartell and of mass production. Each container has a different lighting and proposes a different atmosphere.

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FIRST FLOOR

View of the faรงade

GROUND FLOOR

Access to the floor

Access to the garden

Total area: 140m2 Garden: 75m2 Exhibition containers: 9m2 Total exhibition area: 72m2 + garden

entrance

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Ground floor

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View from the first floor

First floor

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View of the outer exhibition and its "Kartell OUTDOOR" collection.

Through different ground levels, the exhibition offers the clients a tour through the garden.

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STONE stool

HI CUT chair

MAUI table

EROS chair

FRILLY chair

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U C P A

S t o r e

The Project Redevelop the store of UCPA (National Sport Center Union).

The store, located in Lyon (France), is currently replete and unfunctional, because the space has a long and narrow shape. The interior design does not reflect the brand image of UCPA.

The Concept The idea of ÂŤ sharing Âť is very important to UCPA. Indeed, sport trips are proposed in order to create new links and share good times. The notion of sharing is considered to be the main quality of UCPA and must be eye-catching as soon as you enter the store. To translate the brand image of UCPA, a steel module, like a ribbon, runs through the various spaces and creates a link between the different functions of the store (waiting area, information area, sales office ...). This design frees up space, provides liberty of movement and solves the space problems.

The module, visible from outside, leads the costumer right to the inside.

Front Office: waiting area, brochures consultation, reception area, sales (43,04m2) Back Office: offices, staff resting room, storage area, and technical area (55,84m2)

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FrontOffice – waiting and consultation area

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FrontOffice – reception area

BackOffice

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Improvement of an attic The Project Transform the attic of a family home into a space for two children aged eleven and twelve.

Specifications: Two bedrooms with desk and storage space, a common playroom with library and storage.

The Concept The two bedrooms, placed one beside the other, are only accessible by the common playroom. This reinforces the notion of privacy. The playroom opens onto the corridor and allows parents to keep an eye on their children. The curved wall creates dynamism, enhanced by a colorful painting that provides a visual link between the playroom and bedrooms. Spaces below the east and west ends of the attic are used for storage.

The different areas are oriented so that everyone benefits from natural light.

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Total area of the attic: 76m2 Bedroom 1: 20m2 Bedroom 2: 23m2 Playroom: 18m2

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playroom

bedroom 1

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La cabane sur le chien The cabin on the dog The project Design a stand for the children’s book publishing company "la cabane sur le chien".

The project includes a reception, a library and a space for the presentation of best-sellers. www.lacabanesurlechien.com

The concept The stand consists of different volumes fitting one into another, like a children’s shape sorting box. Thus each volume in the stand is a recess in a wall or ceiling. The use of color emphasizes and reinforces the architectural design and conception. The stand welcomes both, children and adults, adapts to all sizes and offers a space for small and big ones.

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READING AREA

Seat - adapted to different sizes of visitors

DISPLAY STAND – for bestsellers RECEPTION

Plan

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View of the reading area

Elevation of the library

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Xxs built

for toddlers

The Project «Imagine a microarchitecture for insertion into a room, a garden, a playground, a space to conquer. A space, for children less than 8 years, whose use is to imagine, but above all a space to share: to read, play, sulk, dream, whisper, dress… All this by integrating environmental issues, and of course leaving the child the opportunity to intervene, to individualize its space.»

Competition launched in 2009 by the “Institut français d’architecture” (French Institute of Architecture) and the “Cité de l’architecture & du patrimoine” (City of Architecture & Heritage). h t t p : / / m i n i m a o u s s e - v 4 . c i t e c h a i l l o t . f r

The Concept The project is designed for children aged from 6 to 8, and fits into a bedrooms It is both a workspace and a drawing space. Indeed, the two cardboard modules can be transformed with a folding system: unfolded they cling to the wall and can be used as a drawing board, folded they become seat and desk. The child can fold and unfold them, according to its needs, and has the opportunity to customize its workspace (with its own drawings). Lightweight and compact, the modules can be moved by the child itself, and offer it the possibility to organize its space and to move freely. Sold as a kit with a manual, the installation of the product can be done alone or with a parent, which offers moments of sharing.

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Unfolded seat: 85,5 cm x 114 cm Folded seat: 28,5 cm x 28,5 + back Unfolded table: 150x 100cm Folded table: 50x50cm

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