Guillaume Baezner
-1Curriculum Vitae & Selected projects -2Thesis project -3Internships & Competitions -4Sketches, Artistic Expression & Photography
Curriculum Vitae 2014 to present Master of Arts in Architecture from the JointMaster program in February 2016 2 months of traineeship in Kitagawara Architect’s office in Tokyo. March - April 2015 Exchange student in Graduate School of Engineering, Chiba University for 2 semesters Beginning of Master in February 2014, JointMaster Program Burgdorf/Fribourg/Geneva 2012 to 2014 7 months of traineeship in Pool Architekten office, July 2013 - January 2014 Participated for the competition „hôtel Industriel” in Geneva. finished 2sd Participation with Joris Pasquier, competition for the entrance pavilion of the Chillon castle in 2013 10 months of military service in the Swiss Air Force as a mechanician on F/A-18 Hornet and F-5 Tiger 2009 to 2012 Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from College of Engineering and Architecture of Fribourg part of University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland in June 2012 2 months of traineeship in July 2011 in LRS architectes office 6 weeks of traineeship in February and September 2010 in de Planta & Portier office 2006 to 2009 3 months for a traineeship in July 2009 in de Planta & Portier office for the maturity exam Technical maturity certificate in Technical School (École d’Enseignement Technique) in Geneva -
gbaezner@gmail.com guillaumebaezner.wordpress.com 16 December 1990 Swiss
Skills & Languages
French English German Japanese
Native language Level C1 Level B2 Level A2
Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint Adobe Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Premiere AUTOCAD 2D & 3D VectorWorks 2D Google Sketchup Maxwell Render Dial+, Enercad, Solangles Photography Travel Ski, Tennis & Squash
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Temporary shelter Thematic week The challenge this week was the development and construction of temporary shelters made of cardboard. This constraint should be weather resistant. Shape development Inspired by origami, this folding form is simple to implement and is stabilized by a triangulation system. This folding is an easy and efficient answer that develops a plan allows intuitive implementation.
A solution for disaster Fribourg 4th semester / 2011 in group Pierre Schweitzer, Stefanie Schwab, & Maud Cassaignau
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Pedestrian bridge Multidisciplinary The multidisciplinary course combines the architect, the engineer and the foreman for an exchange of knowledge to a common project. Crossing This bridge connects two paths away from this natural obstacle for a better development. This scheme provides an overview of what was the founding element of the city of Fribourg. With the crossing of the river, the bridge provides a link with the right bank of the Sarine, now difficult to access. Technique The structural problems are solved by the geometry of the bridge generating slopes boosting the footpath. The realization of the work would be managed by a single crane allowing for the effective implementation.
Connecting two paths separated by the cliff Fribourg 5th semester / 2012 in group Alexandre Delley & Jacques Dorthe
The deflecting force is reduced and cross bracing that stiffen the whole structure.
Deflection force due to the normal compression force.
View of the bridge on the old downtown
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Collective housing Urban form This housing unit redefines the public space by extending the south station square, creating a spatial dialogue. This new area has a view of the station from outside on the urban block. By its "Z" shape, the building articulates a more private area in the back for occupants. Typology This accommodation block meets social diversity of the district by typological variety. This diversity offers apartments ranging from two to six rooms composed of singles and duplexes to maximize the perception of the interior space. The complexity of these apartments is associated with the theme of the loggias to offer a new vision of their home in a collective housing unit. Construction Regular static system and heat systems of the building have promoted the use of wood in construction.
Urban response and typology diversity Biel / Bienne 4th semester / 2011 Rolf Seiler & Madeleine Bodmer
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Market & Church Prelude A combination of two competing programs. This relationship is a reinterpretation as the two volumes are placed next to each other in a horizontal manner, while the spiritual side of the other creates contrast through its verticality. Flexibility Requiring only a roof for its opening days, three times per week, the market will also be a space devoted for the neighborhoods and various cultural events. Course Through a nonspecific religion, this tower is intended as a setting for cohabiting various prayers and meditations spaces for an intense spiritual journey suspended between this structure.
Spiritual composition Biel / Bienne 7th semester / 2014 Ursula St端cheli & Beat Mathys
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Tsukiji Market Prelude During my stay in Japan, I collected various research and anecdotes in my travel journal. Articles which were mainly in connection with the architecture. During a morning visit to the fish market for tasting sashimi, I could not resist to pursue the question of this singular market which took me through feelings. An article that clearly made me want to develop a new issue for this market which will close at the end of 2016.
Le ventre de Tokyo Analyse Tsukiji, Tokyo 9th semester / 2015 CĂŠdric Bachelard
1912 1925
~1’150’000 hab. 1868
~1’220’000 hab.
~430’000 hab.
12’000’000 hab.
1986 1989
Opening of a new market in Toyosu 2016
Railway break Heisei Era
New market in Tsukiji 1936 7’350’000 hab. 3’490’000 hab. 10’000’000 hab.
Taisho Era Showa Era
Meiji Era
~60’000 hab. Edo Era 1600 Market in Nihonbashi 1606 1603 Création de la ville d’Edo
2020 Olympics games in Toyko
2011 Fukushima
1945 Bombing 1964 Olympics games in Tokyo
1923 Kanto earthquake
1853 Opening of the borders
1703 Genkoku earthquake
1657 Meireki fire
1641 Closure of the borders
Démography Edo Market Sakoku Tokyo
Edo 江戸 Tokyo 東京
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Tsukiji Market Nihonbashi 1606 - 1923
Tsukiji 1935 - 2016
Toyosu 2016 -
1923 and the opening of the market After the great earthquake in 1923, Tokyo Metropolitan Government launched a city reconstruction plan by redefining the major routes and new laws to prevent another catastrophe. Before the disaster, the government was already thinking about the relocation of the fish market because of the recent installation of the banks on the other side of the bridge. Having no place to Nihonbashi, the market should move. The plot of Tsukiji was from the beginning chosen for this project. The building has been developed in a quarter arc thus allowed to be more functional. It was connected to the railway line from Shinbashi station. In this hall without walls, the market became the building with the largest steel structure to show the value and quality of the new Japanese structure in the prewar period.
Le ventre de Tokyo Analyse
1880 - During Meiji Era
1945 - 10 years after the construction
2010 - actual
Intermediate wholesalers Trading Domestic companies and foreign producers Shippers
Fisheries cooperatives
Trade buyers
Tsukiji Uoichiba
Brokers
Outer market dealer Retail consumers
Regional market
Large scale users Authorized traders licenced buyers
Narita Tsukiji
Haneda
Main sushi shops around the Yamanote line
Principal delivery access to the market
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Tsukiji Market Toyosu, the industry The relocation originally planned for 2014, was delayed because of the pollution of the site owned by Tokyo Gas. It will cover a plot of 40 ha, 80% more than Tsukiji in terms of area to include a largest refrigerated areas. This new project is budgeted at more than 200 billion yen (1.6 billion dollars). In this vast project, areas dedicated to visitors and especially the optimization of transport between the various spaces are provided to facilitate the management and circulation. The fishing industry will no longer be managed in the same way. A loss of its identity is obvious and even if they put a lot of effort, this place doesn’t have the same strength or the same character.
Le ventre de Tokyo Analyse
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Tsukiji Market Moving
Tsukiji
Tsukiji
+80Â % Toyosu
Toyosu
Problematic The current market is considered obsolete for over 25 years. It will be relocated on the industrial island of Toyosu in late 2016. This will enable developers to invest heavily in the Tsukiji site to enlarge the business district. Although this relocation allows complete reorganization of the market, it will lose much of its attraction because of its distance from the center and the loss of own character instead. If the fish market stayed in Tsukiji? Is currently scattered across the existing parcel, the market lacks coherence and strength in an ever increasing and high megalopolis. To restore its reputation, the whole infrastructure should be a single entity, the hall of current wholesalers to keep consistency with the existing. A project that would be a strong act in the Tokyo megalopolis thus closing a corner of a city by its size and architectural form.
Le ventre de Tokyo Project Tsukiji, Tokyo 10th semester / 2016 CĂŠdric Bachelard & Mathias Heinz
Durability - Saving space - Development of the market
Integrity - Urban plan - Tourism
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Rentabililty - Housing - Shops/Stores - Restaurants
Ginza 銀座
Théatre Kabuki 歌舞伎座
Temple Tsukiji Hongan-ji 築地本願寺
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Parc Hamarikyu 浜離宮 恩賜庭園
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Outside market
Footprint of the existing Main metalic structur hall
Tabula rasa
Tsukiji’s Masterplan organization plot
Landscape area planning
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Activity organization and timing chart
Delivery access
Visitors access
Existing structure & Main entrance
Free access to the visitors
Showing light activity under the new main structure
“Inside”
“Outside” Long term warehouse Temporary area for delivery Transformation/cutting Short term warehouse Restaurants floor Wholesalers fruits & vegetables snacks food
Delivery zone for heavy trucks
Wholesalers fishes & seafoods
Waste treatment Int. wholesalers & Auctions Temp. area for wholesalers & Delivery zone for small trucks
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Traineeships Wipkingen housing project Development of models for the staircase 1:50, facade 1:200 & balcony 1:1 Rendering for the facade Schwamendigen housing project Development of a model for the facade variants 1:50 the landscape 1:100 & the kindergarten 1:33 Muttenz School project Development of a model for the offices type 1:33 Drawing of the main entrance 1:50 H么tel Industriel competition Colaborated for the design and the concept Drawing of the elevations and the sections Diagrams Translation between French and German
July 2013 - January 2014 Zurich Pool Architeken
Wipkingen housing project
Schwamendigen housing project
Muttenz School project
H么tel Industriel competition
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Traineeship Celigny fire station/house project Made the model 1:50 Development of the 3d model Transformation of an exhibition room Preliminary project development Tannay house project Kitchen and bathrooms studies
July 2011 - September 2011 Geneva LRS architectes
Celigny fire station/house project
Tannay house project
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Thematic week
Intervening on the opposite part of the Chillon Castle, the reinterpretation of the place aims to questioning the castle’s transition. A new path
For better clarity of access they have been reinterpreted and simplified. The old road leading to the castle was reclassified to put this work in this old context. Our building is grafted on this path for a better approach for the visitors. The landscape surrounding has been simplified to make our work as clear as possible. Both simple and dynamic, it reinterprets the geometry of this peak by simplifying and opening this feudal setting. Its proximity, complicity between these two works is reinforced forming a narrowing to fully open on the home site.
Entrance pavilion for the Chillon castle Goulot Veytaux 2013 Collaborated with Joris Pasquier
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A entrĂŠe alt. 379.00
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château alt. 377.44
bazar alt. 377.75 alt. 382.80
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4.1
Sketches Sketches Learn new sketching techniques to capture a moment in a few pencil strokes. Brushes Develop brush techniques, such as brew nuts and watercolor to allow another artistic approach of a drawing.
Various drawings
4.2
Artistic expression Opportunity During a semester in Chiba University, I took a design class with the invited Professor Giovanni Inella from Torino. Handcrafted Developing for myself a unique object with what I found in a wood store in Shin-Kiba, the concept was to use only this material for this flower pot in a single piece of wood.
Design object
9th semester / 2015 Giovanni Inella
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Photography Origin A part of my photographs has been made in Japan throw my exchange program which I have done during my master. Composition A research through various architectural compositions. An evolutive theme thoughout my travels.
A vision of Japan
Nara
Nara
Sapporo
Kanazawa
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