Iris Olié - Landscape architect Portfolio by iris.olie

Iris OliĂŠ

Landscape architect

Portfolio

Contact: iris.olie@hotmail.fr +33 6 24 29 22 60 Adress: Waterlooplein 309 B Amsterdam - Netherlands Website: http://irisolie.wixsite.com/irisolie Iris Olié, Paysagiste Conceptrice DEP. Graduated in 2018, from the Higher National School of Landscape Architecture and Design – École Nationale Supérieure de Paysage (ENSP) - Versailles/Marseille FRANCE. Diplôme d’État de Paysagiste (DEP) - Diplom from the government ; 3 years - Master degree. Participation to the EMiLA exchange programm - European Master in Landscape Architecture : - Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona (ETSAB) - UPC. 1 semester. SPAIN. - Amsterdam hogeschool voor de kunsten - Academy of Architecture Amsterdam. 1 semester. NETHERLANDS.

Iris OliĂŠ Landscape architect

SUMMARY

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Presentation

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Landscape project - Office work

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Workshop project

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Landscape projects study

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3/ The walk of remains (France)

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4/ Tour & Taxis: let enter the water (Belgium)

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5/ Steppingstone of biodiversity (Spain)

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6/ The communal gardens of â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Agoraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;(France)

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7/ From a water flow to a water mirror (France)

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8/ Le Domaine du Merle en Crau (France)

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Sketch designs

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Letters of recommendation

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10/ Frans Boots (Netherlands)

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10/ Karin Helms (France)

Curriculum vitae

1/ FRANS BOOTS (Netherlands)

2/ IFLA Student Charette - Interweave in Punggol (Singapore)

9/ Personal creations

PRESENTATION 6

IRIS OLIÃ&#x2030; Landscape architect

I am a recent graduate from the French Landscape architect school ‘École Nationale Supérieure du Paysage’ (ENSP), where I obtained two Master degree in Landscape Architecture: - Diploma d’État de Paysagiste - DEP, -European Master in Landscape Architecture - EMiLA. Thanks to all these experiences and learning, I am eager to start my design career as a Landscape Architect and apply the skills I have learned to practice. Throughout my studies, my goal was to design, manage, preserve and connect spaces of biodiversity. My design approach is concentrated in environmental friendly practices through the respect of fauna, flora, human practices and populations while striking a symbiotic balance with aesthetics. That is why landscape architecture is much more than a simple job to me, it is a passion, a reason to act. My diversity in studies of literature, the arts, landscape engineering and urbanism provided me with foundational skills allowing me to develop strong landscape projects during my diploma. In the three-year program at ENSP, I participated in the exchange program, EMiLA - European Master in Landscape Architecture. Thanks to this program, I attended two semesters in two other European partner schools. The first one in Barcelona, the Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona (ETSAB), and the second one in Amsterdam. Academie van Bouwkunst (AHK). During my studies I have become proficient in territorial site analysis, landscape design, and management. As well, I have developed a strong skillset in computing software (Cf. page 12), artistic expression and plastic practices. I have had the opportunity to work in teams, engage in public consultations and organize and present projects. Iris Olié 7

CURRICULUM VITAE

Landscape architect’s experiences

2017

Landscape designer - Intern for Frans Boots, Ruimtelijk Advies Frans Boots - Amsterdam (Netherlands), 4 months.

2016

Intern for Bambouseraie en Cévennes d’Anduze - Générargues (France), 1 month.

2016

Intern in the nature reserve of Berenty (Madagascar), a tree nursery for forest regeneration, 3 weeks.

2012-14

Landscape designer - Intern for Hortus Concept – St Gély-du-Fesc (France), 14 weeks.

2013

Intern for the Point Vert company, a tree nursery – Lodève (France), 2 weeks.

2007

Landscape designer - Intern for Renaux Guy, landscape architect and project manager – Lodève (France), 1 week.

Workshop

Aug 2018

Workshop Student charette, First price - Singapore. By the International Federation of Landscape Architect (IFLA).

Aug 2017

Workshop EMiLA Student Charette, Summer school - Marker Wadden (Netherlands). By AHK - Academie van Bouwkunst.

Education

Feb/Sept 2018

Master’s degree of landscape architecture at École Nationale Supérieure de Paysage – ENSP Marseille Third year (semester 6).

Aug/Dec 2017

Academie van Bouwkunst - AHK (Netherlands). Third year, EMiLA exchange (semester 5).

Jan/Jul 2017

Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura de Barcelona - ETSAB (Spain). Second year, EMiLA exchange (semester 4).

2015-16

École Nationale Supérieure de Paysage – ENSP Marseille First & second year (semester 1,2 & 3).

2014-15

Bachelor’s degree in space and urban design management – University Montpellier III.

2012-14

Two-year technical degree in landscaping.

2010-12

Two-year university degree in Arts – University of Nîmes.

June 2010

French secondary school A-levels (literature).

Various experiences 2012-14

Shop assistant in a supermarket in Lodève (France), permanent job for students.

2011

Shop assistant in a supermarket in Le Bosc (France), seasonal work.

2009-10

Grape picker, barmaid, waitress in southern (France), seasonal work.

Personal informations Contact : iris.olie@hotmail.fr +33 6 24 29 22 60

Adress : Waterlooplein 309 B Amsterdam - Nederland

Website: Others : http://irisolie.wixsite.com/irisolie Born 27/02/1992 (Montpellier FRANCE) https://issuu.com/iris.olie/docs/portfolio_print_iris_oli_ Driving licence (Car & Motorbike)

Languages French (native language)

English (B2)

Spanish (B2)

Occitan (A2)

Dutch (in progress)

Software skills Office software programmes:

CAO/DAO software programmes:

SIG software programmes:

3D software programmes:

Word

Photoshop

QGIS Arc Gis

SketchUp

PowerPoint

InDesign

Arc Map

Rhinoceros 4.0

Excel

Illustrator

Arc Catalogue

Autocad Jardi cad

Hobbies & interests - Voluntary help: board member (communications officer) for humanitarian A.E.M. NGO (‘‘Aide aux Enfants Malgaches’’) - Since 2014. - Arts and culture: drawing, travel, museums, reading (science magazines), music. - Sports: motorbiking, hiking, via ferrata, canyoning, gym, badminton, twirling baton.

References Frans Boots: internship supervisor and manager of FRANS BOOTS company (Amsterdam) - Netherlands. Karin Helms: supervisor and founder of EMiLA - Landscape architect associate professor ENSP (Versailles) - France. Mr Girardet Mikaël: internship supervisor and manager of Hortus Concept (Montpellier) - France.

OFFICEâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S PROJECTS 10

FRANS BOOTS

Landscape projects realised for FRANS BOOTS Internship 5 months - Amsterdam (Netherlands) 2017/2018.

During my internship, I managed to touch a lot of different fields, and to experiment concretely my own knowledge. All along the days, Frans gave me more and more autonomy to do projects. During these 5 months of internship, I made seven projects. It was interesting to touch different scales, from the little garden (10 m2) until a relative big scale (70 000 m2). I have a broad knowledge of mediterranean plants . It was great to compare the different cultivars and varieties from the north with the south of europe. I could propose new plants, coming from south of France that are adapted to the Netherlands. I have already work experience on little scales at my previous internship in France for Hortus Concept – for 2 Years. Little projects where not something new for me, but all the other big projects were really challenging. It was super interesting because I worked for example on dunes designs for the project at ‘Zwembad Katwijk’. I learnt how Frans Boots managed the herbaceous plants and the topography to design experiences in a public space. I could see all along the internship my progression, in different fields of: software, design, speed and quality of production, knowledge of plants, etc. This job experience was one of the most rewarding for me, and comforts me in my capacities for my job. It was really a good experience and it enriched me a lot.

Planting plan

Legenda :

Designed stage 2: plan of plantings trees

Bestaande bomen (31 stuks)

Technical Design

Ap :

According to advices (by Frans Boots).

Ai :

Ai : Alnus indica - Els

Si :

Si : Sorbus intermedia - Meelbes

Fe :

Fe : Fraxinus excelcior - Es

Ag :

Ap : Acer pseudoplatanus - Esdoorn Ag : Alnus glutinosa - Els

Nieuwe bomen (120 stuks)

Uc Uc Uc

Uc Uc Ps

HrL

HrS Ps

Jc Ps

Sd HrL Ps

Cr Sa

Uc Uc

GtFi

Uc Te

Ps Ps

Te Te

GtFi

HrS Cm

Ps : Pinus sylvestris - Grove den

Sa :

Sa : Sorbus aucuparia - Meelbes

Te Tr

Sd Ue Cm

Sd Sd

GtFi

GtFi GtFi

Cm Te

Te : Tilia x europaea - Linde

Uc :

Uc : Ulmus clusius - Iep

Cm Bg Sd

Ps Sa

Cm Sd

Cl HrL

Cm Ap

GtFi

Ps Ap

Ap Sd

Ap Ap Ap

GtFi Te

Sr Cl

Cl Te

HrS Cm

Crataegus rhipidophylla - Meidoorn Hippophae rhamnoides Leikora - Duidoorn

HrS :

Hippophae rhamnoides ‘Sprite’ - Duidoorn

Jc :

Juniperus communis L. - Jeneverbes

Rc :

Rosa canina × Rosa pimpinellifolia - Hondroos

Sr :

Salix repens subsp. dunensis Rouy - Kruipwilg

Tr :

Tamarix ramosissima Ledeb. - Tamarisk

Ue :

Ulex europaeus Fabaceae - Gaspeldoorn

NZK Beplantingsplan Schaal : 1 / 500 25/10/2017

Ap Ap Ap Ap ApAp Ap Ap

Ap GtFi

Jc Si Cm

Crataegus monogyna - Eenstijlige Meidoorn

HrL :

Ps Ag AiRc

GtFi Sa

Brachyglottis greyi - Groenblijvende Senicio

Cr :

Sd Ai Ai Ue

Sd : Sorbus domestica - Meelbes

Te :

Cl Lc

GtFi : Gleditsia triacanthos f. Inermis - Valse Christusdoorn Lc : Liriodendron chinensis - Tulip tree

Ps :

Cm :

GtFi : Lc :

Bg :

Cm Cr Jc

Cl : Crataegus x lavallei carrierei - Meidoorm

Struik (364 stuks)

Ap : Acer pseudoplatanus -Esdoorn Cm : Crataegus monogyna - Meidoorn

Cl :

Sd :

Uc Uc

Ap : Cm :

Cm Sr Fe Ap Cr Ap

FeJc Te GtFi

Ap Ue Ap Ap Rc Tr Ap Ap Ap Ap Ap Ap

Sa Rc

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Planting plan

Legenda :

Designed stage 3: plan of plantings trees

Bestaande bomen (31 stuks)

Final design According to advices (by Frans Boots).

Ap :

Ap : Acer pseudoplatanus - Esdoorn

Ag :

Ag : Alnus glutinosa - Els

Ai :

Ai : Alnus indica - Els

Si :

Si : Sorbus intermedia - Meelbes

Fe :

Fe : Fraxinus excelcior - Es

Nieuwe bomen (120 stuks)

Uc Uc

Ps Uc

HrL Sa

Cm Cr Sa

HrS Ps

Jc Ps

Sd HrL Ps

Cr Sa

Uc Uc

GtFi

Uc Te

Ps Te

HrS Cm

Te Tr

Sd GtFi Ue Cm

Sd Sd

GtFi

Ps : Pinus sylvestris - Grove den

Sa :

Sa : Sorbus aucuparia - Meelbes

GtFi

Cm Te

Cm Bg Sd

Cm Sd

GtFi

Cl HrL Cm Ap

Ps Sa

Sd : Sorbus domestica - Meelbes

Te :

Te : Tilia x europaea - Linde

Uc :

Uc : Ulmus clusius - Iep

Ap Sd

Ap Ap Ap

GtFi

Cm Te

Sr Cl

Cl Te

HrS Cm

Ap Ap Ap Ap ApAp Ap Ap

Ap GtFi

Jc Si

Brachyglottis greyi - Groenblijvende Senicio

Cm :

Crataegus monogyna - Eenstijlige Meidoorn

Cr :

Crataegus rhipidophylla - Meidoorn

HrL :

Hippophae rhamnoides Leikora - Duidoorn

HrS :

Hippophae rhamnoides ‘Sprite’ - Duidoorn

Jc :

Juniperus communis L. - Jeneverbes

Rc :

Rosa canina × Rosa pimpinellifolia - Hondroos Salix repens subsp. dunensis Rouy - Kruipwilg

Tr :

Tamarix ramosissima Ledeb. - Tamarisk

Ue :

Ulex europaeus Fabaceae - Gaspeldoorn

Overig gebied duingras - bloemen vegetatie

Ligweide gazon

Ps Ap

Bg :

Ps Ag AiRc

GtFi Sa

Ai Ai Ue

Ps :

Sr :

Cl Lc

GtFi : Gleditsia triacanthos f. Inermis - Valse Christusdoorn

Lc :

Lc : Liriodendron chinensis - Tulip tree

Struik (364 stuks)

Cl : Crataegus x lavallei carrierei - Meidoorm

GtFi :

Sd :

Ap : Acer pseudoplatanus -Esdoorn Cm : Crataegus monogyna - Meidoorn

Cl :

Ap : Cm :

NZK Beplantingsplan Schaal : 1 / 500 25/10/2017

Cm Sr Fe Ap Cr Ap

FeJc Te GtFi

Ap Ue Ap Ap Rc Tr Ap Ap Ap Ap Ap Ap

Sa Rc

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PLANKAART EN DOORSNEDEN C

Secction of childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s playground

3.97

1.19

2.72

1.30

2.19

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5.15+

4.75+

4.35+

4.35+ 3,55+

1.34

Topography of the area

4.31

Technical Design

5.93

2.72

0.09 0.25

4.64

13.13

3.37

0.27

6.52

1.79

3.20

0.20

1.41

14.10

0.86

8.32

1.36

2.82

5.43

3.27

1.51

1.45

3.55

0.47 0.56

1.81

2.85

2.18

14.68

5.55+ 4.35+

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4.55+

4.35+

3.55+ 2.20

4.35

4.17

2.24

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1.59

4.29

0.97

2.02

2.95

D 4,60+ 3.20

4.47

1.13

0.42

2.96

13.04

0.47

3.11

2.88

1.72

7.67

1.98

1.36

3.83

2.79

4.35+

D 4,60+

6.00+

4.35+

4,55+

4.35+

5,15+

5.93

C' B'

2.72

4.64

13.13

Schaal : 1 / 750

4,60+

3.37

1.79

0.27

6.52

3.20

0.20

1.41

0.86

8.32

14.10

1.36

Schaal : 1 / 750

2.82

5.43

1.45

3.27

3.55

1.51

2.85

0.47 0.56

2.18

1.81

14.68

NZ Sp Sc 14

5.55+ 4.35+

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5.00+

4.35

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2.24

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4.60+

4.55+

4.35+

4.35+ 2.20

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1.59

4.29 3.55+

0.97

2.02

2.95

SPEELTUIN 3.20

4.47

1.13

0.42

2.96

13.04

0.47

3.11

2.88

1.72

7.67

1.98

1.36

3.83

27.11.2

2.79

Ruimtelijk Advies

Speeltuin doorsnede Schaal : 1 / 200 14/11/2017 KEIZERSGRACHT 126 1015 CW AMSTERDAM

PLANKAART EN DOORSNEDEN

+31 (0) 6 55 86 72 96

Ruimtelijk Advies C 6.00+

INFO@FRANSBOOTS.NL WWW.FRANSBOOTS.NL

4.35+

4.70+

4.35+

6.00+ A

5.15+

4.75+

5.35+

4.35+

5.55+

4.35+

4.60+

3.55+

4.35+

4.60+

3,55+

KEIZERSGRACHT 126 1015 CW AMSTERDAM

5 5.93

4.35+

uin doorsnede : 1 / 200 NZK 2017

3.55+

3,55+

0.09 0.25

5,15+

4,60+

4.35+

4.31

4,55+

4.60+

6.00+

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4.35+

5.15+

4.75+

4.35+

5,55+

4.70+

5.35+

3,55+

4.35+

5.35+

PLANKAART EN DOORSNEDEN

4.35+

5.35+

4.35+ 4.35+

4.64

3.37

4.31

6.52

0.09 0.25

2.72

14.10

13.13

1.36

0.27

5.43

1.79

3.20

3.27

1.51

0.20

1.81

1.41

0.86

8.32

2.82

14.68

1.45

3.55

2.85

0.47 0.56

3.97

1.19

2.18

2.72

1.30

2.19

1.34

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NZK Speeltuin doo

BOMEN

List of Trees

Acer pseudoplatanus Esdoorn

Ulmus ‘Clusius’ Iep

Crataegus x lavallei carrierei Meidoorn

Crataegus monogyna Meidoorn

Sorbus aucuparia Meelbes

Sorbus domestica Meelbes

Tilia x europaea Linde

Pinus sylvestris Grove den

Plants

TOELICHTING DEFINITIEF ONTWERP

08.11.2017

List of Shrubs

STRUIKEN

Brachyglottis greyi Groenblijvende Senicio

Crataegus monogyna Eenstijlige Meidoorn

Crataegus rhipidophylla Meidoorn

Hippophae rhamnoides Leikora Duindoorn

Hippophae rhamnoides ‘Sprite’ Duindoorn

Juniperus communis Jeneverbes

Rosa canina × Rosa pimpinellifolia Hondroos

Salix repens Kruipwilg

Tamarix ramosissima Tamarisk

Ulex europaeus Gaspeldoorn

TOELICHTING DEFINITIEF ONTWERP

List of Grasses

Ammophila arenaria Helmgras

08.11.2017

VERRIJKT DUINLANDSCHAP

Eryngium maritimum Blauwe Zeedistel

Festuca ovina L. Fijn Schapengras

Leymus arenarius Zandhaver

Verbascum nigrum Zwarte toorts

Speciaal duin-gras-bloemenmengsel als basis

15 TOELICHTING DEFINITIEF ONTWERP

08.11.2017

Proposition childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s playground Photocollage - Photoshop

WORKSHOP PROJECT 18

INTERWEAVE IN PUNGGOL When biodiversity and city are one - Singapore IFLA Student Charette 2018 - Juryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first price

Organized by IFLA (International Federation of Landscape Architect), I could participate to the Student Design Charrette in August 2018 in Singapore. I am proud and we were honored by the jury, which delivered us the first price of the IFLA Charette 2018. Beyond that, it was a great experience, that we could share, all together, to learn from each other. The theme for our group was ÂŤresilienceÂť. Wu Yitong (China), Lim Ming Wei (Malaysia) and Muhammad Faisal Ramadhan (Indonesia) and I, made during this four days exercice a propose for the area of Punggol, in the north of Singapore. We start to understand what is resilience first. Resilience is about the abilities to resist and grow again, after a choc. So, we tried to discover what are the stresses that the biodiversity could have in this area. We defined three different stresses: - the increase of demography, because open spaces disappear. - the speed of urbanization, causes a lack of time for biodiversity adaptation. - the modification of water flow, transform waterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s habitats. We ask ourself : when the city is growing fast, how does nature to catches up the pace of human activities? Punggol is a strategic location to increase diversity and biodiversity in the city. Our propose was managing the space to let the biodiversity resist and evolve to this human transformation. Our strategy was to conserving valuable patches of habitats, improving the ecological and social connectivity in the new urban development area, creating a buffer zone to enhance the connectivity and quality for wildlife, develop urban infrastructure with ecological connection design, recreating diverse waterscape to enhance the resilience of aquatic habitats and interweaving nature waterscape with urban environment.

An ecological connected space

A limited resiliance

1970 20

1990

2000

2010

2030 (URA Master Plan)

Identification of three stress and strategy Transformation of waterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s habitats.

Open place disappear.

2018

Propose

2030

Improving the ecological and social connectivity in new urban development area.

Conserving valuable patches of habitats.

2018

Lack of time for biodiversity adaptation. Propose

2030

Urban Infrastructure Development with Ecological Connection Design. Creating Buffer Zone to enhance the connectivity and quality for wildlife.

2018

2030

Propose Recreating diverse waterscape to enhance the resilience of aquatic habitats. Interwovening nature waterscape with urban environment.

Development process to improve resilience Phase II : Maintaining and diversify habitats Phase III Urban infrastructure development Phase IV : Intergrating built-up into context

Phase I : Nature Habitat Analysis

Secondary Forest

Mangrove Forest

Fresh Water

Coastal Forest

Casuarina Forest

Grassland

New Secondary Forest Patch

Fresh Water Swamp/ Mud Land

New Waterways

New Mangrove Forest Patch

Fresh Mangrove Forest

Floating Wetland

Walking Path New Road

Ecological Corridor

New Typologies of Building

New Urban Development

Green and Blue Networks

New Primary Costal Forest Patch Habitat Succession/ Resilience Years

Sea Water

Typologies Profile

Master plan: Interweave in Punggol 13 Aâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;

14 10

Mangrove Forest

Coastal Forest

Housing Development

Floating Island

New Infrastructure

Walking Path

Ecological Corridor

Secondary Forest

Primary Costal Forest

10 Fresh Water Swamp/ Mud Land 11 Nature Stream 12 Naturalized River 13 Casuarina Forest 14 Grassland

Section through the Punggol’s new habitats

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IFLA Student Charrette Awards : Certification of awards.

Hans Polman (Chairman of the Stichting Nava Polman-Gerson Foundation, Sponsor), Prof. Kathryn Moore, Lim Ming Wei,Wu Yitong, Iris OliĂŠ & Muhammad Faisal Ramadhan.

Organizing committee, teachers, and students teams for the IFLA Student Design Charrette 2018.

LANDSCAPE PROJECT 26

THE WALK OF REMAINS

Le Parc National des Calanques - Marseille (France) Re-learn to practice a nature coastline PFE - Graduation project 2018

For my final graduation project (September 2018), I choose to work on the link between the humanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pollution and its impact on the environment and the natural spaces. My goal was to prioritize the sustainable circulations, reactivate the forgotten remains by opening them to the public, containing pollution through plant engineering and preserve biodiversity. In the metropolis of Marseille, the Parc National des Calanques (National park of Creeks) is a natural space protected by seven different designations. This is a six-years-old National Park and the first peri-urban and marine park of Europe. During the XIXÂ° century, industrial factories (soap, lye, sodium hydroxide slowly) became established along the south coast of Marseille, exiled from the city because of its pollution. After more than a century of productivity, the last one of these factories closed in 2009, three years before the creation of the Parc National des Calanques. A recent study made by Xavier Daumalin and Isabelle Laffont-Schwob, shows the current impact of the pollution inherited from these factories. We find up to 3000 times the standard of lead, hydrochloric and Arsenic concentration on almost all the Massif de Marseilleveyre. This pollution stays however invisible for 1,5 /2 million tourists who come over this site. The industrial sites are like pockets along the traffic lane and could be used in three different ways : -firstly, as a space of decontamination and treatment of industrial waste (as scorias), in situ, via the phytoremediation. -secondly, they can also be used as relay points, and redistribute the flow of tourists coming to look at the White Coast and the sea, thanks to pedestrian and cycle ways. - third, these sites could come to enhance this park entrance, by valuing the industrial and natural heritage, while educating people of pollution. It would highlight this Parc National des Calanques : white cliffs crashing down into the sea, where the plant life could take back its rights into the rock cracks.

In the south of Marseille, ÂŤLe Parc National des Calanques*Âť

Specific landscapes Littoral rocks in limonium

The National Park of Rocky Inlets

Littoral Phrygane

Herbaceous lawn

Scrubland Study area

Pine forest

Urban pressure on a green protected area 28

Area of the National Park

Legacy of the past remains A rich biodiversity holding a human pressure

Littoral rocks in limonium Littoral Phrygane Herbaceous lawn

Industrial and military remains.

Arsenic pollution (3000 x industry standard)

Main road

Emplacements de forts militaires Emplacement des usines encore prĂŠsentes

Factories -

Pollution gradient

Scrubland Pine forest

The walk of remains

A walk to relearn how to practice a natureâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s shoreline

Pathways as a spine

The remains as a rest area

Using plant engineering: Phystabilisation Littoral spices :

Garrigue spices :

Astragalus tragacantha

Plantago subulata

Camphorosma monspeliaca

Lobularia maritima

Thymelaea tartonraira

Pallenis maritima

Anthyllis barba-jovis

Rosmarinus officinalis

Teucrium polium

Brachypodium retusum

Thymus vulgaris

Genista corsica

Globularia alypum

Helichrysum stoechas

Cistus albidus

Coronilla juncea

Dianthus caryophyllus

Teucrium polium

Helichrysum stoechas

Anthyllis barba-jovis

LANDSCAPE PROJECT 32

TOUR & TAXIS : LET ENTER THE WATER Increase the biodiversity in the city - Brussels (Belgium) 2017.

During my semester at the Academy of Architecture in Amsterdam (September/January 2017), I worked in the city of Brussels. This city has, for me, three major issues: the flooding, the pollution and the lack of natural space. This was my starting point to give a new breath for Brussels. Studies and researches show that the city of Brussels was very polluted by the factories during the industrial era. The old river, which is now a polluted canal, should be used as an ecological corridor for the big scale. Not by destroying the walls but by adding a resistant metallic structure. Within this metallic structure, plants and animals can grow. This new ecological corridor will have the role of a riverbank to clean the water, all along her city crossing. For the middle scale, all along this new ecological corridor, few plots will function as a stepping stone for the biodiversity. It is the case for Tour & Taxis (T&T), old industrial site, partly abandoned, partly a park. T&T has still a ground extremely polluted. Brussels is also prone to flooding. During huge precipitation, the level of water rise in different parts of Brussels. T&T is concerned by this flooding and half of the plot is under high risk of submersion. Cleaning the ground and managing the floods can give more natural space to the city. These issues should work together at each scale of this industrial capital in reconversion. The water from the flood is manage by the infiltration in the ground and the water cathedral. Planting phyto-purifying plants permit to absorb the pollution. The variety paths will control the water and have a different function. The most important function for these paths is to work as a dike to keep the water outside of the urban context. This resulted in a public space of nature, without any risks, within the capital, for the people who live there.

Use the canal as an ecological corridor for Brussels Manage water flows

Tour & Taxis

Flow watershed Area floods

Clean up contaminated land Tour & Taxis

Tour & Taxis

Pollution of the soil

Give more natural spaces

Tour & Taxis

Publics Green spaces

Tour & Taxis : Let enter the water

Cross the Tour & Taxis

High blocking paths

High porous paths

Low paths

Surface made in concrete and base made with site material. Works as

In waterproof woods. Could be use too in flooding time.

Surface in concrete and base with material from the site. This

a belt to control the floods.

Flood level

Manage the floods

Flood level

Circulation of water

Control of floods

Time 1 : one principal canal, and several secondary arms

Time 2 : Use the cathedral to welcome flood water.

paths are submerged during the time of flooding

Flood level

Clean poluted soil by phytoremediation

Forest stage Shrub stage Grasses stage

Phyto-purifying power of plants Trees

Shrubs

Grasses

Aquatic plants

Eucalyptus tereticornis -

Ginkgo biloba -

Phragmites australis -

Typha latifolia -

Iris pseudacorus -

Eichhornia crassipes -

Azolla pinnata -

Hydrilla verticillata -

Salix alba -

Salix babylonica -

Juncus acutus -

Salix viminalis -

Alisma plantago aquatica -

Holcus lanatus -

Lemna minor L. -

Salvinia molesta -

Myrtaceae

Salicaceae

Ginkgoaceae

Salicaceae

Poaceae

Juncaceae

Typhaceae

Salicaceae

ridaceae

Alismataceae

Pontederiaceae

Poaceae

Azollaceae

Lemnaceae

Hydrocharitaceae

Salviniaceae

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STEPPINGSTONE OF BIODIVERSITY Let the fauna and flora enter in the city - Barclelona (Spain) 2017.

My semester in Barcelona (January/June 2017) permits me to do a project on the Rio De Llobregat, a river on the south part of the city. The asignment was to connect both sides of the river. This connection would be made due to a promenade that crosses the Hospitalet de Llobregat (south area of Barcelona) untill the agriculture fields. This path should connect people and biodiversity. This promenade is precisely defined to pass through strategic points to link important activity pole. One of these points is in-between the hospital and the highway. There are a lot of abandoned spaces which could be used to develop the biodiversity. It is a patchwork as stepping stones of biodiversity, with a different kind of habitat for the fauna and the flora. But this patchwork is rigorously organized in different ways for the human or for the biodiversity. To permit the development of the biodiversity, six typologies of habitats are created: three for animals and three for humans. humans: are without stones in the ground, more practicale. animals: are with a lot of stones in the ground to find a hidden places for the little animals. With these two different kinds of ground, is declined in three typologies of vegetation: low (herbaceous stratum), middle one, (shrub stratum) highest one (tree stratum). All the plants planted are local and adapt to the place. Even if the first structure is regular, the goal is to let nature develop her where she wants and just to help her to have a place to grow in this place to develop after somewhere else.

Along the ‘‘Rio de Llobregat’’ river, a speeding urbanization

Barcelona

Hospitalet de Llobregat

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Hospitalet de Llobregat area

A connected walk

Espacios deportivos Ciudad Hospital universitari Campos Espacios verdes abandonados

In-between the hospital and the highway, a Patchwork of ecotone

Biodivesity reserve Rio de Llobregat River Wildlife Path Human path Human infrastructures

Fields Sport space Public urban space

Different typologies of habitat

Close forest spaces

Olea europea Oleaceae

Pinus halepensis Pinacea

Schinus molle Anacardiaceae

Quercus ilex Fagaceae

Half close bush spaces

Populus alba Salicaceae

Salix babylonica Salicaceae

Eucalyptus tereticornis -

Arbutus unedo -

Myrtaceae

Ericaceae

Salix alba -

Cistus albidus -

Salicaceae

Cistaceae

Miscanthus sinensis Poaceae

Pistacia lentiscus Anacardiaceae

Vegetation river

Open grasse spaces

Juniperus oxycedrus -

Quercus coccifera -

Aphyllanthes monspeliensis -

Convolvulus arvensis -

Liliaceae

Lavandula officinalis -

Fagaceae

Lamiaceae

Convolvulaceae

Rhamnus alaternus -

Viburnum tinus -

Buxus sempervirens -

Nassella tenuissima -

Lathyrus odoratus -

Cupressaceae

Rhamnaceae

Adoxaceae

Buxaceae

Poaceae

Fabaceae

Papaver rhoeas Papaveraceae

Rosmarinus officinalis Lamiaceae

Iris lutescens -

Phragmites australis -

Typha latifolia usos -

Juncus acutiflorus -

Iridaceae

yphaceae

Poaceae

Juncaceae

A diversity of ecotones, like a stepping stone of biodiversity

Prevision plan in 50 years

1 1

Hospital

3 1 3 4 1

6 6

6 1

3 1 5

1 2 1

6 3

2 43

LANDSCAPE PROJECT 44

THE COMMUNAL GARDENS OF ‘AGORA’ Sharing heritage - Marseille north area (France) 2016.

I made the project the “communal gardens of «Agora» “ during my second year of the French Higher National School of Landscape Architecture and Design (ENSP). This project was very complicated for me because the north area of Marseille is a ghetto where everything should be improved. This is, geographically speaking, one of the best places of Marseille because of its beautiful view, her orientation towards the sun and protection from the wind, but completely abandoned by the political powers. The master plan that I proposed, within the chaotic urbanization, is to open, reconnect and give more space as possible to the people. In this weaving, a little hill with a wonderful view on Marseille (inaccessible) can be used to connect the district. Close to this hill, there is a association of volunteers for mutual help and activities. This association owns the communal gardens, which was destroyed by the municipality to build a highway. Then the volunteer association wants to have a new place to start their new activities and gardening. This hill can be opened to be a communal garden and connect the whole area with activities (according to my previous master plan). Following the slope, different walls support the garden plots to maintaine the ground. A system of canals will deliver water to sprinkler the agriculture from a retention basin-tower. A path brings you to the top of the communal gardens which is managed by the association of volunteers to connect the site with the people who live in this Marseille north area.

Marseille north area, a heterogeneous territory

A place in a heart networks of territorial flows

Location of the communal gardens of â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;Agoraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; in the networks

Great suburb Suburban houses

Residences

The communal gardens of ‘Agora’

0,90 m 0,10 m 0,90 m 0,10 m 0,90 m

A citizen collaboration in a vegetable garden

0,10 m 0,90 m 0,10 m 0,90 m

0,5 m

Terre végétale

Muret en pierre restanque

Niveau de la terre avant foisonnement

Pierre nette 20 mm

Niveau de la terre après foisonnement

Terrain naturel

Drain

Terre végétale Fondation - pierre concassée

LANDSCAPE PROJECT 48

FROM A WATER FLOW TO A WATER MIRROR

Le domaine du Rayol: the melody of the drops Rayol-Canadel-sur-Mer (France) 2016.

It was a really a great opportunity to work in the famous gardens le Domaine du Rayol made by Giles Clément during my first year at the ENSP. In the top of the gardens, there is a place where Giles Clément let the plants grow in a most natural way and maintain the minimum as possible. The assignement is about this location. My goal is to restore the watersystem and improve it, to give a melodic experience, hereby i respect the garden philsophy of Giles Clément. It is a very sloppy plot, kept by little walls, called: “restanque” (terraces in Occitan). Behind every “restanque”, a canal allows to collect the drained water. All the water that comes from the entire amphitheatre and the thalweg, in total 600 m3 are connected to eachother by pipes. Then, this precious commodity is stored in two pools and buried in a tank and basins. This system keeps the water during the période Cévenole (raining period), and re-uses it during the summer. It’s a closed circuit where the water is constantly turning inside the pipes to give to the visitors a beautiful music of drops. On each walls there is pips, which delivers water, like thousand of little cascades, each at different heights, to give as much as different sounds. It is a sweet melodie which never end. On the way, the first pool draws eyes. The first “restanque” space out shop window, is dedicated to the tree nursery. A pontoon joins the two banks of the thalweg. A long staircase brings to the top of the hill, the summit of the Rayol gardens, giving a majestic view on the Mediterranean sea. At the end of this staircase there is a bench to sit and enjoy the place. Positioned in strategic locations, provide a sight either on the sparkling of the ponds, or to the sea from the top of the amphitheatre. Further the stairway go down provides to continue the visit of the Rayol gardens.

From a water flow to a water mirror

Flow of water Tank d’ ofeau buried water Citerne enterrée Channels Rigoles of water Canauxhannels enterrés Buried Sens d’écoulement des eaux de rigole Direction of water flow’s channels

Talweg

Sens d’écoulement des eaux de ruissellement Direction of water flow’s runoff Sens d’écoulement des eaux souterraines Direction of water flow’s groindwater

Basin Bassin 10 m

Slope of flow Bench

Quercus suber wall channals

Bridge

Bench Basin

Stair

To each canal his melody High barbican

Canal

Middle height barbican

Drain

Canal

Low barbican

Drain

Canal

Walls of music

Facade of a restanque with pipes at different height

Seccions of the restanques

LANDSCAPE PROJECT 52

LE DOMAINE DU MERLE EN CRAU A path throught amoving domain - La Crau (France) 2016

The Domaine du Merle en Crau is an agriculture domain, in the natural reserve of the Coussoul de Crau. They produce the first AOC hay (Appellation d’origine protégé/ Protected origin designation). They welcome regularly public activities, that why they created an assignment for the ENSP during my first year (2015/2016) to design a path through the domain to welcome the visitors. The path that I proposed in the Domaine du Merle, crosses different landscapes. This walk is accessible for many people and doesn’t jeopardize the agricultural activities, nor the learning occurring on the domain by the agriculture students. The experience offers many perspectives and viewpoints, arousing surprises, intrigues, questionings, knowledge, and desires. This path highlights the seasons affecting the human activities, gives rhythm. I named the swamp the Gardance because it means ‘observance’ in the Occitan language. My design is focus on three different periods, to shows how water creates the landscape. Dried up in winter, full in summer, he over emerges in a short-lived way during the ‘’Cévenole’’ periods in autumn. Thanks to the hay’s culture of Crau, the pond is full because of the gravity irrigation. During the winter period, the swamp looks like a dry desert with the retracted clay. This path is adapted to a different kind of landscapes that it crosses. In the ponds, it’s a raised wooden path, which can be used at each season. The canals are transformed in a path that permits to be oriented. They can be practicing on the banks during the water season, or inside the canal during the dry season. This maintains the conditions of the canal to don’t be vegetated, thanks to the people trampling.

Winter

The ‘Gardance’ swamp Plan of the Domain

Canaux d’irrigation Irrigation canal Chemins Way

Path Area of intervention

200 m

Réserve naturelle Natural reserve de laCrau CrauSéche» sèche «La

Espaces en friche Abandoned spaces

Crop of de Cultures «Foin Crau» Foin dede Crau (AOP)

Constructions: bâtiment agricole / farm buildings, houses habitations

Constructions :

woodedboisées area Espaces Zone inondable Flood plain area, Marécage swamp

Summer

Autumn

Three periods Three deambulations A single arrangements path

Wanderings in the heart of the canals ...

Section

Plan

...or along their banks

Section

Plan

SKETCH DESIGNS 56

PERSONAL CREATIONS Paintings, drawings, watercolors...

Aerial view of a field.

Gouache painting and pastel on black paper. 2011.

Aerial view of a harvester machine in a field.

Gouache painting and pastel on black paper. 2011.

Interaction between a triangle and a square. Grey pencil. 2011.

Boat hull.

Gouache painting. 2012.

Garlic bulbs.

Grey pencil drawings. 2010.

Cabbages in black and white. Crey pencil drawings. 2010.

Cabbages in colors.

Pencil and chalks. 2010.

Imaginary cascade. - FoziĂ¨res.

felt pen. 2011.

Wall fountain. ÂŤEl Jardin de LaribalÂť - Barcelona. Watercolour and grey pencil. 2017.

Cascade.

Gouache and watercolour. 2016.

Series of stones.

Grey pencil, gouache and watercolour. 2016.

MĂŠlĂ¨ze - Larix decidua.

Watercolour and felt pen . 2016.

Vallon de Celse NiĂ¨re - 2171m. alt. Watercolour and felt pen. 2016.

Block diagram - Vallouise. Atelier Montagne - ENSP.

Watercolour and felt pen. 2016.

Culture. Natural reserve of ÂŤCoussouls de CrauÂť. Watercolour and felt pen. 2016.

The bay of Marseille.

Watercolour. 2018.

Jutting out into the sea.

Watercolour. 2016.

RECOMMENDATION 72

LETTERS OF RECOMMENDATION Frans Boots Karin Helms

Frans Boots : Landscape architect, consultant, project manager and spatial planner in the field of landscape architecture (Amsterdam). After 18 years as a director / project manager at Bureau B+B Urbanism and Landscape Architecture (www.bplusb.nl), Boots began his own firm in 2014. In addition to his consulting work, he was from 2012-2016 also chairman of the Dutch Association for Garden and Landscape Architecture (www.nvtl.nl), has a seat on various boards and Quality teams and teaches as a guest lecturer at the Amsterdam Academy of Architecture. Karin Helms : Associate Professor, landscape architect DPLG EMiLA Programme Lead Responsible for the international relationships ENSP Versailles. DDTM Seine-Maritime since January 2012. DDE Haut-Rhin, 2006 / 2010. DIREN Alsace, 2003-2005. DDE Bas-Rhin, 2002-2005. DDE de l’Aube, 1999-2001. 2009 - Présidente de l’Association des Paysagistes Conseils de l’Etat APCE Ministère MEEDDM APCE. 1998-2000 - Secrétaire Générale d´EFLA / FEAP - European Federation for Landscape architecture à Bruxelles.

Reference for Iris OliĂŠ Landscape architect DEP/ EMiLA 2016-2018 To whom it may concern.

Iris is finishing her master degree at ENSP Marseille in 2018 - She has been a willing student open to challenges. She has regularly been on practice during her student period and in the frame of the Erasmus + programme followed the EMiLA programme during a year. (www.emila.eu). I meet Iris during the European summer school EMiLA in 2017, which she took part in. The Summer school is a 10 daysâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; international workshop of the curriculum lead by the five institutions running the European Master during the summer 2017. The workshop was on the newly created island of Marken Wadden in the Netherlands, an ecologic and experimental landscape construction to improve the water quality and increase biodiversity of Marken Meer. Iris was very engaged in the project. She took part in a team proposing a challenging concept on how to host visitors and all the other wild life at the same time. Iris has worked on many different scales at Urban, suburban and large scale territorial landscapes; by design she has understood how to create knowledge and learn by doing projects. Her social ability enable her to communicate well her ideas to others and her design skills gives a sense of poetry to the design she proposes. She has received grants to take part in International studio workshops and has represented ENSP at the International landscape congress IFLA WORLD in Singapore in 2018. I strongly recommend her, Iris is a hard worker and take actively part in any work situation. Regards Karin Helms Versailles the Versailles 7th of January 2019

Karin HELMS Associate Professor, landscape architect DPLG EMiLA Programme Lead Responsible for the international relationships ENSP Versailles

Familial vegetable garden. FoziĂ¨res - FRANCE (August 2018).

ÂŤA society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they shall never sit in.Âť -Greek proverb-

Writing on the wall of the Center of Ethnobotany. Singapor Botanic Gardens - Singapor (July 2018).

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