Architecture - Interior design
PORT FOLIO 2012 - 2016
Ilaria Feltrin
ILARIA FELTRIN 0777676598 • feltrin.ilaria@gmail.com • http://cargocollective.com/ilariafeltrin • https://issuu.com/feltrin.ilaria
INDEX
WORLDWIDE HOTELS
SUMMER KITCHEN
SAWA DUTY FREE
LOUVRE HOTELS GROUP
PRIVATE CLIENT
ACADEMIC PROJECT
architecture, hospitality
interior design, kitchen
retail, duty free, luxe
ARGAN BODY CARE
PANTONE 360 CAMPAIGN
LIGHT WITH TRANSITION
ACADEMIC PROJECT
ACADEMIC PROJECT
ACADEMIC PROJECT
retail, kiosk, luxe
retail, virtual branding
retail, light installation
EXPANSION OF THE NEW MECHANICS HALL | EPFL
FIRST WORLD WAR MEMORIAL MUSEUM
DOMINIQUE PERRAULT ARCHITECTURE
ACADEMIC PROJECT
educational, pre-construction
cultural, academic
FARM APARTMENTS IN URBAN AREA
REQUALIFICATION OF THE RIVER TERRITORY
ATELIER TARABUSI
MASTER’S DEGREE FINAL PROJECT landscape, academic
housing, competiton
COMPETITION
ARCHITECTURE
Worldwide hotels - LOUVRE HOTELS GROUP -
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ARCHITECTURE
COMPETITION
As Project Designer in the building/technical department, I designed the accommodation and the lobby area of a 3-star hotel, as well as the common areas of a 4-star hotel in Shanghai. I acquired much experience in relation to French building codes and regulations concerning construction, accessibility and fire safety, and also in project management support, project supervision, costs management, and customer and supplier relationship management. Furthermore, I designed feasibility studies for the conversion of offices into 3-star hotels and led interior design research for 3/4-star hotels and restaurants. From my time at the Louvres Hotels Group, I learnt to manage projects for different hospitality buildings from conception right through to hand-over on site.
Louvre Hotels Group is the second major enterprise in the hospitality sector in Europe and amongst the Top Ten in the global classification. In February 2015, the Chinese Jinjiang International Group acquired the activities of Louvre Hotels Group. With this new alliance between Asia and Europe, the company of French origin now has a network that operates nearly 3,000 hotels worldwide. During this professional experience, which lasted almost two years, I focused on technical construction and marketing design. Working within two different fields was very interesting because it allowed me to have a better understanding of the various work-phases of a building construction project and its branding (3-star hotel Campanile brand and 4-star hotel Golden Tulip brand). Working in this company allowed me to be involved in several international projects. 2
HOSPITALITY
ARCHITECTURE
Section AA’
4* hotel room plan in Aix-en-provence. The coulours and the ambiance are based on the location.
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B
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Section BB’ RJ
Moodboard
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ARCHITECTURE
HOSPITALITY
Views of the double room
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HOSPITALITY
ARCHITECTURE
Ground floor of the 4* hotel in Shanghai. The wide space is divided in three areas, one for the reception, one for the lounge and souvenirs, one for the restaurant. Below: view of the building.
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ARCHITECTURE
HOSPITALITY
Moodboard of the lobby
Moodboard of the bars area
Moodboard of the coffee area 6
HOSPITALITY
ARCHITECTURE
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ARCHITECTURE
HOSPITALITY
THE ASIAN MARKET AREA The restaurant area is supposed to receive businessmen, tourists and regular customers. I proposed, in order to organize the wide space, to create a project taking the inspiration from “El Nacional� Restaurant in Barcelona. El Nacional is the first restaurant in Barcelona with different areas where it is possible to try traditional recipes from around the Iberian Peninsula. Without leaving the establishment, there are four culinary areas and four specialised bars to choose from. A multi-zone culinary establishment, where each of the sections has its own unique characteristics, creating the sensation that there are different experiences to be had within the same restaurant. This restaurant represents an innovative concept that will mark a turning point in culinary trends and will be the new meeting point of Shanghai. The project was then developped by B3 Designers & Branding.
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Summer kitchen -PRIVATE CLIENTLocation: Carthage | Tunisia Client: Sara | Private client Program: Renovation Gross floor area: 39m2 Date: January 2016 This project was to renovate and transform an unused outside space into a summer kitchen of 31 m2. The purpose was to create a new space, extending the existing courtyard house. The client, a French girl with Tunisian origin, wanted to give her family’s house a touch of traditional Tunisian architecture. The summer kitchen opens onto the courtyard, with Mashrabiya-style windows carved from wood. This traditional Arabic architecture technique is used to provide shade and protection from the hot summer sun while allowing the cool air from the street to flow through. The interior space, composed of an open kitchen and a small living and dining area, has a modern design with a touch of traditional Tunisian decoration.
COMPETITION
ARCHITECTURE
Door side section
Living-corner section
Plan
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ARCHITECTURE
COMPETITION
Kitchen section
Dining corner section 12
KITCHEN
INTERIOR DESIGN
Dining corner view
Kitchen view 13
INTERIOR DESIGN
KITCHEN
Living-corner view
Inspirations
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-LIMA AIRPORT DUTY FREE PROJECTConcept design and technical development of an airport shop. From the conceptual part going through all the technical documentation and taking into account aspects such as furniture, lighting and signage. This specific environment for retail as an airport needs a consumer behavior analysis really accurate. Spaces for passengers in transit need a specific design. This duty free project is situated in Lima Airport, Peru. It is a walk-through version. The SAWA duty free project manages to have a single language from big to small scale.
Location: Lima Airport, Peru Professor: Pablo Soto, Agustin Camara, Natalia Alonso Program: Retail design - ELISAVA Postgraduate Program Date: December 2016
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DUTY FREE
RETAIL
QUIPU - THE CONCEPT -
AGRICULTURE THE INCAN CIVILIZATION WAS AN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
ASTRONOMY AGRICULTURE WAS BASED ON THE STUDIES OF THE MOVEMENT OF THE SUN AND MOON.
QUIPU SYSTEM TO NOTE ASTRONOMY STUDIES AND TO QUANTIFY HARVESTS. BASE OF INCA CULTURE.
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RETAIL
DUTY FREE
KNOT = POINT
QUIPU
STRING = PATH
GEOMETRIC SIMPLIFICATION
TEXTILE = PLAN
PLAN APPLICATION
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DUTY FREE
RETAIL
Categories & subcategories
Bubble plan 19
RETAIL
DUTY FREE
Technical plan / walk-through duty free version
Lighting plan
Material plan
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DUTY FREE
RETAIL
Perspective of the main entrance
LOGO SAWA in Quechua language means “connection”
Storytelling Peruvian Culture
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RETAIL
DUTY FREE
CTT element for special promotions
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DUTY FREE
RETAIL
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2
WALL DISPLAY
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PILLARS
L 1,60 D 1,60 H 2,50 m L 2,50 D 1,60 H 2,50 m
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RETAIL
DUTY FREE
MAKE UP GONDOLA
FRAGRANCES GONDOLA
FRAGRANCES GONDOLA
CROSS GONDOLA
L 1,25 D 0,80 H 1,40 m
L 1,25 D 0,80 H 1,40 m
L 1,25 D 0,80 H 1,40 m
L 1,25 D 0,80 H 1,40 m
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DUTY FREE
RETAIL
1
WALL DISPLAY
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PISCO BAR
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2 25
RETAIL
DUTY FREE
BEVERAGES GONDOLA
TOBACCO GONDOLA
WINES GONDOLA
TOBACCO GONDOLA
L 1,60 D 1,60 H 1,40 m
L 1,60 D 1,60 H 1,40 m
L 1,60 D 1,60 H 1,40 m
L 1,60 D 1,60 H 1,40 m
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DUTY FREE
RETAIL
CERAMIC TILES Land color
Textile color
Pattern
Palette
Material plan
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RETAIL
DUTY FREE
LOCAL STORE GONDOLAS L 2,40 D 0,40 H 1,20 m L 1,20 D 0,40 H 0,90 m L 1,20 D 0,40 H 0,60 m
TRANSITION DISPLAY
between local store & beauty area circular shelves with glass
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ARGAN traditional body care - RMU & SEATING AREA PROJECTARGAN is a project for “RMU & seating area” in a shopping mall of Middle East region. The objective was to design the kiosk in the public space Shopping Mall with a look and feel consistent with the concept of the whole, in order to increase its gross leasable area and give more entertainment to public space and flow areas inside it. The analysis of global retail phenomenon from their historical settings to the current democratization of “large scale” consumption led to this niche products brand. It is based on body care products like soaps, body creams and essential oils made with the natural Argan essence. Argan oil is a plant oil produced from the kernels of the Argan tree that is endemic to Morocco. It has become increasingly popular for cosmetic use. ARGAN kiosk is a space that communicate typical and authentic values of middle east culture (rituals, architecture, preciosity).
Location: Middle West - shopping mall Professor: Pablo Soto Program: Retail design - ELISAVA Postgraduate Program Date: September 2016
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SEMPLIFICATION OF THE MASHRABIYA TO CREATE A NEW MODULAR SHAPE
Analysis of Middle East’s culture, intentified by some traditional architectural elements: - MASHRABIYA - HAMMAM
+ PURPOSE to design a space that communicate typical and authentic values of Middle East culture (rituals, architecture, preciosity)
SEMPLIFICATION OF THE TRADITIONAL HAMMAM’S PLAN TO OBTAIN THE PLAN OF THE KIOSK
STRATEGY: - impulsive and fast shopping - attractive for locals and tourists - correlated to the local culture
Category of PRODUCTS: -souvenirs -traditional body care
PURCHASE
exhibition of the product in the core of the structure MULTY-SENSORY EXPERIENCE
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ACADEMIC
Technical plan
PRODUCT DISPLAY CASHIER SEATING AREA / MULTI-SENSORY EXPERIENCE
RETAIL
Materials plan
RETAIL
ACADEMIC
Elevation BB’
Section AA’
Reinterpretation of the traditional mashrabiya with modern materials and semplified pattern
LED in the structure to emphasise products
BRONZE
METAL
Interactive touch screen integrated in the structure 33
METAL
TIMBER
ACADEMIC
RETAIL
LOGO AND PACKAGING FROM THE SEMPLIFIED PATTERN OF THE MASHARABIYA
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RETAIL
PANTONE 360° campaign & new point of sale This virtual branding project was about creating a new point of sale and a 360° campaign for a brand without a physical point of sale. The aim of the project is to satisfy the needs of the brand using technology (internet of the things, Social Media, Big Data, ...) as a tool to get the goals of the campaign. Technology nowadays works as a media that allows interaction between the brand and its target. The PANTONE 360° campaign is based on a deep analysis of the brand, its values, its competitors and its target. The 360 Campaign linked to the launch of this new P.O.S is based on emotions users, in order to create an unique and personal experience between the consumer and the brand. PANTONE was an inspirig brand for its strong values that make it a milestone in its sector and the the word of design, fashion and society. A real trendsetter.
Location: Plaça de la Seu, Barcelona Professor: Ruth Martin Caballero Program: Retail design - ELISAVA Postgraduate Program Date: November 2016
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RETAIL
BRANDING
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VIRTUAL BRANDING
RETAIL
THE CAMPAIGN
The idea of campaign came after the SWOT analysis. This planning method highlighted The Color of the Year event as a strong opportunity. We decided to use this particular event as the subject of our campaign: The Color of the Year 2017. A BREAKTHROUGH
If before The Color of the Year was a simple description of modern society, for the first time The Color of the Year 2016 is a response, a cure for our sick society.
PANTONE Rose Quartz & Serenity SOCIETY Stressed people
MEGA TREND Mindfulness, well-being, mental-physical health
COLOR THERAPHY Antidote, use of colors to treat our concerns
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COLOR OF THE YEAR 2016 Sense of order, relaxation and peace
RETAIL
VIRTUAL BRANDING
360° CAMPAIGN
The campaign to promote the new PANTONE point of sale captivates people to choose the Color of the Year 2017. It will be based on the #myhappycolor, according on people’s choice.
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VIRTUAL BRANDING
RETAIL
CUSTOMER JOURNEY - ATTRACT & ENTERTAIN -
1. Outside
4. Individual positioning
7. Result
2. Preview
3. Choice of colors
5. Start point
6. Movement and colors
8. Sharing
9. Cupon
The campaign is a game. As 2016 was a sad year (wars, crisis, politics, Brexit, Trump, ...), the color of 2017 will be an HAPPY COLOR, as a cure for society. People willing to play have to choose 2 colors, their mood color and their happy one. The game is about movement because scientific studies proved that movement help us to fell happier. When the game ends, people have to share their happy experience with the hashtag #myhappycolor and take the coupon to collect a gift from the new point of sale with their personal happy color, an average between their mood color and the happy one. The general average of happy color result help will influence the choice for The
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RETAIL
VIRTUAL BRANDING
NEW POINT OS SALE IN BACELONA -BECOME VIRAL -
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VIRTUAL BRANDING
RETAIL
PANTONE CAMPAIGN
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RETAIL
VIRTUAL BRANDING
PANTONE NEW POINT OF SALE - INTERACTIVE SHOP -
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Light with transition -LIGHTING INSTALLATION IN L’ILLA SHOPPING MALL-
Location: L’illa Diagonal Shopping Mall, Barcelona Professor: Jordi Ballesta - Anoche Studio Program: Retail design - ELISAVA Postgraduate Program Date: October 2016
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This project aims to improve the main entrance and the garden of L’Illa Diagonal shopping mall in Barcelona. The essential problems that we wanted to resolve is the lack of attraction and appeal of the main entrance and the central garden. The garden communicates with the main entrance and it is in the core of the building, but there is no relation with the interior retail area. Our goal is to attract people into the mall. As L’Illa Diagonal shopping mall was conceived as a natural isle in the urban landscape, we decided to get inspired by the nature.
The subject of the lighting installation is the sea water and its engery. We want to simulate a swirl and the waves to create a marine atmosphere with sparkeling drops and sea reflection of the light. Purpose to attract people stuck in the urban jungle and to give an experience of peace and wellness with the natural element. A break from the city. For the installation we got inspired by reflecting installation, who represent the idea of water that is reflecting and also by installation who has more the colors blue and green so we can give the idea and the experience of water.
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LIGHTING
INSTALLATION
MARINE ATMOSPHERE
SWIRL AND WAVES SPARKLING REFLECTIONS
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INSTALLATION
LIGHTING
1-Lighting installation from the main entrance attraction of users
2-Lighting installation under the bridge of the entrance - follow the flow
3-Lighting installation mirror drops forming the swirl
4-The swirl / nightly version - play of lights and reflections
6-Under the swirl - under the water sensation
Conceptual plan of the installation
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LIGHTING
INSTALLATION
go-in flow go-out flow crossing flow project
Current situation
Project
LEGEND
Technical plan
Mock-up, main entrance view 47
INSTALLATION
LIGHTING
Lighting plan
Lighting longitudinal section
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Expansion of the new Mechanics Hall | EPFL - DOMINIQUE PERRAULT ARCHITECTURE Location: Campus EPFL | Lausanne | Switzerland Program: Construction and expansion of the Mechanics Hall for the Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne SHON: 20 000 m2 Construction dates: Summer 2012 – May 2016 Stage: Pre-construction
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The project of Dominique Perrault Architecture for the Ecole Polytechnique FĂŠdĂŠrale de Lausanne (EPFL) is to preserve the connecting axes that bridge the campus, while demolishing the aging halls. It houses the administrative offices of the department of Engineering consisting of offices and research laboratories, as well as some office spaces for the department of Biology. The building, which serves as a large-scale experimental playground and laboratory for research scientists, consists of two wings connected by a large central atrium.
The atrium, a reception and social area serving the office spaces, is the beating heart of the building. Straight stairways and flared corridors flow diagonally from one level to the next and from one side to another, filling the central void with a blur of lines. The mechanical façade stands to the East, South and West of the building. Each module is made up of two superimposed layers: an inner skin offering thermal insulation and soundproofing, and an outer solar protection, consisting of a frame holding the signature metallic mesh.
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EDUCATIONAL
PRE-CONSTRUCTION
Ground floor plan
Level 3 plan
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EDUCATIONAL
PRE-CONSTRUCTION
Axonometry - The expansion of the New Mechanics Hall buiding belongs to a general masterplan of restoration, including the Teaching Bridge creation and the rehabilitation of the Former Central Library.
Longitudinal section
EDUCATIONAL
PRE-CONSTRUCTION
The building
Ground floor THE ATRIUM LABORATORIES TYPE B LABORATORIES TYPE A LIBRARY MEETING ROOMS OFFICES CAFETERIA
Axonometry View of the atrium, ground floor. Superimposed planes and criss-crossing lines create a dynamic tridimensional picture, which is deconstructed and reconstructed by each visitor passing through it. This plan turns the atrium into a fantastic spatial experience, while reinforcing its social function, by favoring chance encounters without impeding circulation. With its wide open plan and high ceilings, the atrium goes above and beyond its primary purpose as a reception area, turning into a space for experimentation. Placed at a crossroads position on the campus, between different disciplinary fields and as an entrance point for hyper specialized technical laboratories, the atrium is conceived as an accessible door to knowledge and an empirical, experiential space. 53
EDUCATIONAL
PRE-CONSTRUCTION
Photos of the corridors and a classroom.The materials used – raw concrete and metal walls, cement and PVC floors - and the technical networks, left apparent on the walls and ceilings, are a nod to the scientific purpose of the building.
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EDUCATIONAL
PRE-CONSTRUCTION
Main entrance’s metallic mesh panels composition:
METALLIC MESH PANELS
SUPPORT LEGS
STRUCTURAL KNOTS AND TIE-RODS
Analysis of the metallic mesh sliding modules. The main entrance panels are tilted away from the façade by a 5° angle, with different slants. The raw material used to build these automated components denotes the building’s purpose as a space for scientific experiment.
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EDUCATIONAL
Rendering and photo of the metallic mesh panels highlighting the main entrance.
PRE-CONSTRUCTION
EDUCATIONAL
PRE-CONSTRUCTION
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EDUCATIONAL
PRE-CONSTRUCTION
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ACADEMIC
CULTURAL
This academic project had a specific aim, which was to ensure that the memorial museum was strongly related to the location and the past events. The “Altopiano of Asiago�, a plateau in the northern Italian Alps, is sadly well-known for the battles between Italian and Austro-Hungarian empire soldiers during the First World War, in 1916. Because of this battle, 230 000 soldiers died. This area still carries the marks of the combats: the explosions of grenades and the excavations of trenches. The Memorial Museum project takes the form of a trench for its structure and lay-out, even if on a larger scale. The museum itself is below the surface and the corridor-like passageway in the open air leads to the different buildings, giving the impression of being in a trench. The upper level follows the mountain decline and faces the open area, the starting point of the path of the battles towards the mountaintops. The Memorial Museum has different sectors: an educational classroom, an accommodation facility for students and mountain hikers, and a refreshment stand. The materials used are raw concrete, stone walls and timber as a brise-soleil. The museum is itself perceived as a memorial path, where visitors can empathize with soldiers’ feelings.
First World War Memorial Museum
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CULTURAL
ACADEMIC
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ACADEMIC
CULTURAL
Master plan - Piazzale Lozze 61
CULTURAL
ACADEMIC
Diagram of the project area. From this plain, it is possible to reach the summits “Monte Ortigara” and “Cima della Caldera”, places of combats.
TRENCH = WAR SCAR
SHAPE
Photo of trenches on the Altopiano di Asiago
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PROJECT = PLACE OF REFLECTION AND CONNECTION
ACADEMIC
CULTURAL
Ground floor plan
Level -1 plan 63
CULTURAL
ACADEMIC
Cross section
Longitudinal section
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ACADEMIC
CULTURAL
Frontal view
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CULTURAL
ACADEMIC
Model
Detail
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COMPETITION
ARCHITECTURE
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ARCHITECTURE
Farm apartments in urban area -ATELIER TARABUSILocation: Jouy-le-Moutier | France Program: Competition for 65 flats and a car park SHON: 4300m2 Costs: 620K € HT Stage: Competition
The project for 65 flats is located on a farmland near Bois d’Auteuil, a village next to Paris. This building is situated on the outskirts of a residential village, acting as the border between the countryside and the urban city. The project is inspired by agrarian world architecture and as such, reinterprets farm typologies with a contemporary approach. Project walls are characterized by the use of a single material, timber cladding, which is used in two different varieties, depending on the orientation of the facades. The wood structures on the east and west facades are modular and vertical, while on the north and south wide façades they are thicker and ribbed. Particular attention is paid to the management of rainwater, with a retention basin that can be used to water the rest of the garden. According to the general idea of the project, private outdoor spaces are conceived for inhabitants to use as garden plots, following the idea that green spaces are used as shared gardens. The project’s philosophy is based on achieving a sustainable way of living in a urban/countryside landscape.
COUNTRY AND TYPICAL FARM ORGANISATION
6 DETACHED HOUSES
PRIVATE VEGETABLE GARDEN RETENTION BASIN OF RAINWATER
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18 TERRACED HOUSES
GARDENS AND TERRACES WITH SOUTH ORIENTATION PRIVATE VEGETABLE GARDEN COLLECTIVE VEGETABLE GARDEN
41 FLATS
PRIVATE VEGETABLE GARDEN
Ground floor plan
HOUSING
COMPETITION
North elevation
West elevation
South elevation
East elevation
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DETACHED HOUSES TERRACED HOUSES
FLATS
Axonometry
Private terraced houses vegetable garden
Collective vegetable garden
Longitudinal section
Private detached houses vegetable garden
100.60ngf
99.70 ngf 100.2ngf
rampe 4%
HOUSING
COMPETITION
JARDIN COMMUN
101.20ngf
v.enf
OM
100.20ngf
101.20ngf
HALL
Ground floor plan -FLATS-
TRAVERSANT Ménage
T4
T3
m2 79.9
m2 65.6
SAS
T3
T4
T1
T2
m2 64.8
m2 78.9
m2 29.2
m2 41.2
Loge
JARDINS PRIVATIFS 100.80ngf
101.5ngf 101.30ngf
Logement T3 type
T2
T1
m2 43.4
m2 28.4
Model floorplan -FLATST2
T3
T3
T4
T3
T2
T5
m2 44.5
m2 65.6
m2 65.6
m2 80.4
m2 65.6
m2 43.4
m2 98.1
T1 m2 28.4
Loggia floor plan -FLATS-
Loggia
Loggia
T3
T3
T3
T4
T3
T2
T3
m2 65.5
m2 65.5
m2 65.5
m2 80.7
m2 65.5
m2 43.7
m2 65.5
Model T3 detail -FLATS-
Balcons au sud autoportés: - Ossature bois idem façades - Platelage bois avec bandes antidérapantes - Tôle acier en sous-face pour récupération des EP
T3 65.50 m² 18
Façades Sud et Nord non porteuse en pin traité autoclave brun classe 4: - Ossature verticale visible à l'extérieur - Bardage bois en planches verticales à hauteur d'étage - Isolation en laine de bois + complément intérieur en laine de roche
Pl 1.0 m² Chambre2 10.5 m² Séjour 20 m²
Entrée 5.5 m²
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Balcon 9.0 m²
Menuiseries extérieures en bois traité
WC 2.7 m²
Cuisine 8.9 m²
SdB 4.7 m²
Voiles de refend Nord/Sud porteurs en béton armé ép. 18 cm
Séchoir 2.2 m²
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449
200
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Chambre1 12.2 m²
ACADEMIC
LANDSCAPE
LANDSCAPE
ACADEMIC
Requalification of the river territory -MASTER’S DEGREE FINAL PROJECT-
ACADEMIC
LANDSCAPE
Photos of the abandoned hydropower plant and its surroundings.
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LANDSCAPE
ACADEMIC
The final project for my master’s degree was to restore abandoned areas in my region. The project arose from an in-depth analysis of the river Piave area and its basin. Since the Roman Empire this river has always had a high importance for daily life. The river was used to transport raw material, irrigate fields and to grind wheat. More recently, hydropower was used to create electricity. For this reason, during the XX century, various hydropower plants were built in the Alps with various facilities: impoundment, diversion, and pumped storage to create energy. However, many of them were abandoned after some decades for different reasons and closed. The closure of a plant often implies a freeze in the local economy and the abandonment of the surrounding area and villages. During the analysis, my project coworker and I noticed an interesting area around a beautiful, abandoned hydropower plant that produced run-of-the-river hydroelectricity using the difference in altitude of the water level. It was closed because the water level changed and the diversion was no longer possible. Lozzo and Pelos, two villages next to the plant, have urban problems as a consequence of this abandonment and have lost their harmonious relationship with the river. Our project aimed to restore this relation with the river Piave and requalify the plant, improving the local services for the inhabitants.
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ACADEMIC
LANDSCAPE
Pelos
Lozzo
Diagram of the project area and the elements of division: -Highway Alemagna -Piave river.
Hydropower plant
Diagram and model of the MASTER PLAN. The path linking the two villages Lozzo and Pelos would pass the different urban projects and follow the river (currently no longer accessible), crossing the highway Alemagna and the river Piave.
Local Landscape Observatory
On this pedestrian path, there were four projects to restore the area:
Municipal gym
1- Building of accommodation and local craft workshops to develop tourism around materials and carpentry.
Accommodation and local craft workshops
2-Construction of a municipal gym to improve local outdoor activities. 3-Restoration of the hydropower plant to become a Local Landscape Observatory. 4-Creation of a rock and tree-climbing center. Local materials are used for cladding: timber is used for the facades.
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LANDSCAPE
ACADEMIC
Lozzo
Accomodation
Local craft workshop
Pedestrian path
1- ACCOMMODATION AND LOCAL CRAFT WORKSHOPS
Plan of the area and accomodation view 78
ACADEMIC
LANDSCAPE
Ground floor plan
Level 1 plan
Longitudinal section of the accomodation structure 79
LANDSCAPE
ACADEMIC
South elevation of the local craft workshops
Cross section of the accomodation structure Detail of the accomodation structure
West elevation of the local craft workshops
Cross section of the local craft workshops Accommodation and local craft workshops take the form of a local mountain building the ”tabià” which has a stone basement and an open gable roof.
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ACADEMIC
LANDSCAPE
2-CONSTRUCTION OF A MUNICIPAL GYM
Plan of the area and view of the municipal gym 81
LANDSCAPE
ACADEMIC
Detail
Level 0 plan
Level -1 plan
Cross section The municipal gym follows the natural decline; the north faรงade is underground, so that its terrace-roof gives the impression of being a natural extension of the decline. The south facade has a wooden brise-soleil.
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3-RESTORATION OF THE HYDROPOWER PLANT TO BECOME A LOCAL LANDSCAPE OBSERVATORY.
Ground floor plan The plant restoration aims to reorganize the outdoor space to make the area accessible. Inside, the structure is preserved and a metallic under-structure is placed to separate the large inner space into different functional spaces. Next to it, the rock and tree-climbing center is placed which hosts the bridge structure at the end of the pedestrian path.
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LANDSCAPE
ACADEMIC
Level 1 plan
Cross section 84
ACADEMIC
Project insertion in the landscape
LANDSCAPE
LANDSCAPE
ACADEMIC
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