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Architect D.E.

Kabel TOUATI



Kabel TOUATI Achitect D.E

Master’s degree in architecture (Architecte D.E)

2020, graduation project : TIPAZA, entropic heritage - Versailles National School of Architecture (ENSA Versailles)

DESA degree (bachelor) - International specialization 2016, École Spéciale d’Architecture - Paris 75014

Paul Valéry University - Montpellier III 34090

École Supérieure d’Art et Design - Saint-Étienne, France

2019, Visits and lectures as part of the design biennale - furniture design master’s thesis

Waseda University 早稲田大学 - Tokyo, Japan

2018, Joint analysis work and urban planning project in Tokyo

workshops

education

born in 09.08.1995 in Perpignan (France) t.kabel95@gmail.com +33 6 67 33 83 26 205 boulevard Vincent Auriol 75013 Paris

ENSAV, White Week - Command of the Plan and Ecology of Disorder - Versailles, France

2013, Double degree in cinema and art history

2018, Studio workshop on the theme «acceleration/deceleration» - Ido Avissar + Djamel Klouche

Delft University of Technology - Delft, Pays-Bas

Lecture series coaching and collaborative work - license project

11.2022 - today | Junior Project Manager - House e ­ xtension project in the Oise region - Design and layout of a coffee shop in Paris

2015, Visit and discovery of the school - masterclass with teachers and immersion in student workshops

Master’s thesis «recycled materials»

master thesis

Atelier Victoria Migliore - Paris 75016

Atelier Victoria Migliore - Paris 75016

student internship

professional experience

Confluence Institute for Innovation and Creative ­Strategies in Architecture - Lyon, France

2019, Manufacturing furniture from industrial waste with the help of « MAXIMUM »

CUT architectures - Paris 75011

05.2022 - 4 months | Draughtsman, project assistant - Development and design of interior projects (­restaurants, bars, concept stores, etc.) - 3D modeling and rendering - Preparation of layout files - Public-access building projects : French regulations, ­effective reception s­ tandards, evacuation, fire safety...

The Brand Tailors and HQA - Vincennes 94300 01.2021 - 14 months The Brand Tailors - Project developer - International retail projects (Middle East, South ­America, Asia, Europe) - Development of projects in the­all kind phases - Administrative development and prior declaration for sign registration (Starbucks, Nike, Adidas, Swatch) - International experience exchanges and design team meetings.

02.2019 - 6 months | Assistant architect (internship) - Site supervision for Jean Imbert’s «Mamie» restaurant. - Renovation and construction of apartments in Paris. - House extensions. - Interior design (kitchen, bathroom).

ArchiConcept - Perpignan 66000

07.2016 - 2 months | Agency internship - Urban planning. - Multi-family housing plans.

HQA - Project assistant :

- Analysis of local urban planning and French ­construction standards.­ - Work on Breakdown of Total and Fixed Prices and contact with construction companies. - Building permit application file. - Discussions with urban planning departments and ­Architectes des Bâtiments de France (ABF).

IT - software AutoCAD Rhinoceros Photoshop InDesign

Enscape V-ray Illustrator Sketchup

AEI - Le Pré-Saint-Gervais 93310

02.2016 - 1 month | Agency internship - Development of a green space. - Urban restructuring of a «concerted development area»

languages

interests

French English Arabic Spanish

- Cinema - Exhibitions - Design - Painting - Graphic design


contents

résumé

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01 work experience Atelier Victoria Migliore Renovation and extension

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The Brand Tailors Nike store

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02 academic projects Entropic Heritage Interpretation center

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Collective memory in forgotten space Mixed-use program

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Saint-Simoniens Square Psychological care center

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Landscape museum Hybrid museum, urban greenhouse

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03 design Wooden furniture

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Hanging lamp

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04 art

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Mood collages

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Painting jobs

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Photos

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01 work experience


ATELIER VICTORIA MIGLIORE

WORK EXPERIENCE

PARIS 10.2022

Paris, France

PROJECT MANAGER 13 months

Mission objective : Propose an architecture that obeys contextual requirements and a design that meets the expectations of private customers. Context : Proposed redevelopment of an existing house and extension with a surface area of 170m2 (100m2 living space and 70m2 terrace) in the Oise region of Pouilly. The project is a wooden extension on stilts comprising a private bedroom with bathroom and shower room, as well as a living room with its own bar. Organisation : We had several meetings with customers to discuss their expectations, then made several design proposals. After various phases of design and discussion, we moved on to the sketches once they had been validated. Actions : 1: Preparation of the building permit and discussions with the architectes des bâtiments de France. 2: Discussions with various engineering offices and general contractors. 3: Files in the Preliminary Project Summary, Detailed Project Summary, tender documents and project execution phases. Atelier Victoria Migliore, 35 bis Rue Jean de la Fontaine, 75016 Paris

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WORK EXPERIENCE

ATELIER VICTORIA MIGLIORE Paris, France

PROJECT MANAGER 13 months

interior perspective of the extension

interior perspective of the extension

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ATELIER VICTORIA MIGLIORE

WORK EXPERIENCE

Paris, France

PROJECT MANAGER 13 months

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WORK EXPERIENCE

ATELIER VICTORIA MIGLIORE Paris, France

PROJECT MANAGER 13 months

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VINCENNES 01.2021

I had the opportunity to work for an agency with partner offices all over the world, providing services in the fields of architecture, engineering, project management and consultancy, focusing mainly on commercial spaces and retail projects. Context : Development of various Nike store concepts around the world (Middle East, South America, Asia, Europe). Organisation : We work in collaboration with the brand’s design team and the various building trades and structural engineers, developing the various phases of the project from sketch to execution. Actions : 1: Various sketches and meetings with partners. 2: Files in the Preliminary Project Summary, Detailed Project Summary and tender ­documents of the project. The Brand Tailors, 51 bis Rue des Laitières, 94300 Vincennes

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THE BRAND TAILORS Vincennes, France

WORK EXPERIENCE

PROJECT DEVELOPER 14 months

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02 academic projects


TIPAZA 08.2019

entropic heritage

The project is located in the Tipaza archaeological park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in the Tipaza commune, 60 km west of the Algerian capital. It is an interpretation center : the aim is to showcase and facilitate understanding by a broad public of a singular heritage that could not be brought together in a conventional museum, preferably using the visitor’s emotions and experience. The project consists of three distinct interventions, all designed to enhance the site. The main aim of these interventions is to revive this heritage without distorting it. The first is a main building to house Tipaza’s archaeological museum. Its location is the most interesting, as it offers a direct view of a large part of the remains present and is therefore a spot offering the best view of the park. The second intervention is a nautical platform, the only direct access to the water from the park, which is located on the edge of the cliff. And finally, the last intervention is an observation tower built on a small island just in front of the park, giving visitors a ­counter-view of the landscape and creating a panorama that didn’t exist before. It was also important to create an open space, a livable place that could be appropriated and where visitors could gather. These interventions are a gesture of staging, of theatricality, which constitutes the guiding idea of the project’s aesthetic language. The idea is to be aware of the environment and to take up the materiality already present on the site: stone, and to retranscribe it using the vocabulary of Greco-Roman architecture (arcades and amphitheatre). Diploma project 2020 Supervising teacher : Fabien Duchene

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ENTROPIC HERITAGE

DIPLOMA PROJECT

Tipaza, Algeria

ENSA VERSAILLES 2019

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Location of intervention site tipaza archaeological park, UNESCO world heritage site

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basement plan


DIPLOMA PROJECT

ENTROPIC HERITAGE

Tipaza, Algeria

ENSA VERSAILLES 2019

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axonometry and plan of the observation tower

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ENTROPIC HERITAGE

DIPLOMA PROJECT

Tipaza, Algeria

ENSA VERSAILLES 2019

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DIPLOMA PROJECT

ENTROPIC HERITAGE Tipaza, Algeria

ENSA VERSAILLES 2019

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RABAT 05.2019

collective memory in a ­forgotten space

Designing on a site in transition requires a projection into the future. Let’s not forget that we’ve come to propose a different way of looking at the new town and its relationship with water. The presence of dykes on the site is noteworthy, initially due to the need to calm the waves flowing towards the Bouregreg river. For a long time, this valley was a fishing ground. But today, the presence of the dykes is part of the site’s heritage. We’ll note that the cemetery has always existed, the only difference being that it was linked to the El Alou cemetery, now on the other side of the causeway and tunnel. As a result, a square was created, along with leisure facilities and the Sidi Yabouri area, which in the end is largely man-made. The paths here describe the choice of routes on the project site. Always in search of a relationship with the ground inherent to the site, we chose a circulation crossing the site from north to south. From now on, the paths will link the three opposite poles of the Sidi Yabouri cemetery: the town, the sea (the dike) and the Oudayas kasbah. This means that the progress of the work is just as important as the final handover of the project. It is with this in mind that the stages of intervention will be envisaged from 2020 onwards. We are already planning the components that will make up the project. work in pairs : Alae EL OUAZZANI

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MASTER 2

COLLECTIVE MEMORY IN A FORGOTTEN SPACE

ÉCOLE SPÉCIALE D’ARCHITECTURE 2019

Rabat, Morocco

work in pairs : Alae EL OUAZZANI

oudayas kasbah project

DECOUPAGE ADMINISTRATIF DE LA WILAYA DE TIPAZA

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Rabat

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mouth of the Bouregreg river, Rabat

perspective view from the coast

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COLLECTIVE MEMORY IN A FORGOTTEN SPACE

GRADUATE 2

ÉCOLE SPÉCIALE D’ARCHITECTURE 2019

Rabat, Morocco

work in pairs : Alae EL OUAZZANI

exploded axonometry of the surf club building

plan and elevation of the surf club building restaurant washrooms community kitchen hammam management changing rooms sports field dance hall

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GRADUATE 2

COLLECTIVE MEMORY IN A FORGOTTEN SPACE

ÉCOLE SPÉCIALE D’ARCHITECTURE 2019

Rabat, Morocco

work in pairs : Alae EL OUAZZANI

interior perspective view from the hammam

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PARIS 12.2018

psychological care center

To the west of Paris is a park that livens up the neighborhood. It’s a place where the cries of children running, loners escaping or retired people chatting in the afternoon mingle. The Square des Saint-Simoniens is this living space in the heart of Paris’ 20th ­a rrondissement. It’s in this setting that we’ve come to propose a building dedicated to both withdrawal and openness to others. The project is to invest this park with a psychological care center. The building is divided into three sequences : two wings dedicated to support and care services, linked by a central block serving as the main entrance. This central block would provide light and shelter for a planted area that would echo the existing park. The idea of bringing vegetation into the building is also reflected in the presence of a planted patio in the support center. The building’s geometry is materialized by the desire to introduce volumetric events through addition and subtraction. The result is a cantilevered space. The spaces ­dedicated to physical activity, such as the gym and the baths, benefit from the presence of a concrete coffered ceiling that emphasizes this aspect of the program. The façade, with its alternating grey brickwork, is a material match for the building’s raw concrete interior. The building is a play on raw concrete, glass and grey brick. Supervising teachers : Frank Rambert and Nicolas Karmochkine

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GRADUATE 1

PSYCHOLOGICAL CARE CENTER Paris, France

ENSA VERSAILLES 2018

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collaborative floor detail

detail of green roof terrace

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PSYCHOLOGICAL CARE CENTER

GRADUATE 1

Paris, France

ENSA VERSAILLES 2018

canopy

vertical flow washrooms healthcare services reception herbal tea room patio

vertical flow washrooms healthcare services reception herbal tea room bedrooms patio

handicraft activities mezzanine

vertical flow washrooms healthcare services reception herbal tea room

bedrooms planted space

handicraft activities vertical flow washrooms healthcare services reception herbal tea room

sports hall restaurant

vertical flow hammam locker rooms / showers indoor pool

reception

planted space

conference room storage / archives offices

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exploded project axonometry


PARIS 05.2015

landscape museum

This hybrid glass and steel museum project is located in the Parc de Bercy Charenton in Paris. My sensitive approach to the design of this museum is to appeal to the notion of genius loci. The building fits into its environment. The idea is to create a landscape architecture, which is a response to the site. The large size of the plot means that we can spread out over its entire surface. For this reason, the museum is designed entirely on a single level. The idea was also to be able to integrate the notion of a park into the very heart of the museum. And, in particular, to invite visitors to stroll around the museum grounds. In short, this transparent building is an architecture that aims to combine the notion of an urban greenhouse with that of a museum. The existing topography of the site was also taken into account: the land would be entirely flattened for reasons of access, ­symbolically taking up the old topography to form the shape of the roof. There is a formal differentiation of programs to propose a reading where the exhibition rooms would be rectangular and the rest of the programs would have an organic form. The shape of the museum invites the visitor in by «drawing him in» through a rounded entrance. Supervising teacher : Ouafia Djebar-Brookes

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UNDERGRADUATE 3

LANDSCAPE MUSEUM

ÉCOLE SPÉCIALE D’ARCHITECTURE 2015

Paris, France

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UNDERGRADUATE 3

LANDSCAPE MUSEUM

ÉCOLE SPÉCIALE D’ARCHITECTURE 2015

Paris, France

perspective view from the entrance

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UNDERGRADUATE 3

LANDSCAPE MUSEUM

ÉCOLE SPÉCIALE D’ARCHITECTURE 2015

Paris, France

exploded axonometry of glass double skin facade

«everyday world» exhibition room

«abstract world» exhibition room «hidden world» exhibition room

«monde de la lumière» exhibition room «world of light» exhibition room reception management bookshop coffee shop library

exploded axonometry of the museum

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03 design


PARIS 02.2016

This furniture was designed in collaboration with a student from ENSA ­Belleville. It was built in the school’s wood workshop. The exercise was to imagine a piece of furniture in wood where the use of fasteners such as nails, screws or other mechanical systems would be forbidden. This constraint gave rise to sliding mechanisms in particular, allowing wooden p ­ anels to slide along serrated rails. The design is inspired by the work of Charlotte Perriand. In fact, it’s a storage ­bookcase with irregularly-dimensioned shelves. Poplar wood furniture Collaboration with Maï-Elys Sem

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PARIS 11.2015

The structure is made of 2mm wooden cardboard rings, into which arrows are cut. Each s­ urface has its own structure, hooking onto the rings. Nevertheless, each surface is interlocked with one, two or three others around it. The ­interlocking system represents a language, because when the arrows cross two surfaces (of the envelope), the arrows are doubled. In terms of aesthetic intentions, the aim was to have a volume and not just a skeleton, to have several qualities of light, several luminous intensities, to keep the surfaces smooth, to play on the superimpositions of layers while drawing inspiration from surfaces of revolution. Hanging lamp - Paper and cardboard Work in collaboration with Eliott MARTI

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04 art


mood collage

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collage oil painting

collage acrylic paint

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silver photos Osaka - Tokyo - Kyoto 04.2018

digital photos Osaka - Tokyo - Kyoto 04.2018

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