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建築家 ジュニア ポートフォリオ Architecte D.E Portfolio Arquitecto Junior Portfolio Junger Architekt Portfolio младший архитектор Портфолио
Portfolio Lucas Monnereau
106 rue Saint-Maur 75011, Paris, France
06.63.24.13.79 lucas.monnereau1@gmail.com
Architecte D.E ENSA Paris-Belleville
The Open Farm
Aulnay-Sous-Bois, France
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Graduation Project
Bamboo Stadium Lagos, Nigeria
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The Essantial Chapel
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Architectural Photographs
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Rukomo, Rwanda
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The Open Farm Pantin, France
A new interface between city and agriculture
2020 / Academic Work
Personal convictions in
the exchange links
where the city and the
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environmental matters
between the city and
farmlands adjoin but
underpin the purpose of
its agricultural land
turn their backs on each
this graduation project.
both spatially and in
other, they should be
Indeed, the desire to
social and economic
hybrid spaces linking
address the ecological
practices.
city and agriculture.
Mentor: Bita Azima, Lise Le Roy, Augustin Cornet, Antoine Penin, Gabriel Pontoizeau
and food crisis we are
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Urban and agricultural
facing today was the
This will be achieved
spaces must be articu-
starting point for this
through an agricultu-
lated, intertwined and
project.
ral reconquest. At the
intermingled in order to
heart of this agricul-
enrich each other, which
Today it is important
tural reconquest are
is the aim of this project.
to question the way we
the farms, as central
produce and consume
places, which must be
food. The objective of
reinvented to become
this project is therefore
the points of entry and
to rethink the links
exchange between the
between agricultural
peasant and urban
and urban production,
worlds.
between the cultivated
The edges of the city
and the inhabited. This
are the places that
project aims to dislocate
best crystallize all
spaces, to make borders
these issues. Since
porous, to increase
they are the place
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Today it is important to question the way we produce and consume food. The objective of this project is therefore to rethink the links between agricultural and urban production
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PSA Aulnay-sous-Bois
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COUPE LONG
Scale : 1
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Salle de Réunion Polyvalente
Espace Co-working Entreprise Agricole
Halle Poyvalen couverte
Plateau Atelier Formation
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Pôle vente produits issues du triangle de Gonesse
RESTAURANT Cantine
Salle repos + Bureaux
Local menage
Entrée Publique
Entrée Publique
Atelier Recyclage et Recheche Compost
Réserve
Réserve Froid
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Espace Exposition Médiation Pédagogie Agriculture
Farm Lab
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Espace Exposition Médiation Pédagogie Agriculture
Zone de traite
Hâloire
Laiterie Fromagerie
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HALLE Stockage Agricole (matériel paillage)
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2019 International Architecture Competition 1 st Prize Winner
Bamboo Stadium Lagos, Nigeria
Designing with Nature, from a bamboo forest to a stadium
2019 / Architecture International Competition Arch Out Loud Lagos, Landfill, Stadium Mentor: Aghis Pangalos, Vassily Laffineur
Designing with Nature.
efficient and cost-ef-
Material & Standardi-
fective. The building
zation :
act becomes possible in-situ, offering the
There is a local leading
flexibility to change
effort to start using the
form, add or retain
bamboo areas and turn
pieces on short notice.
them into a reliable
Looking forward, a lo-
source of building mate-
cal grow and support
rial. By transforming the
of the direct participa-
site into a local supply,
tion of dwellers in the
we propose an evolutive
design work can raise
system – from a bamboo
awareness and repel
forest and stadium to a
the soil, reduce carbon
checker-board infinite
emissions or heat in
pattern, composed of
the process.
built blocks and yards, alternating between them. Bamboo grown on the whole site will become the dominant building material: transformed in standardized arches that will bear the platforms and roof-structures, between yards and bridges. Patterned units make the construction process extremely
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By transforming the site into a local supply, we propose an evolutive system – from a bamboo forest and stadium to a checker-board infinite pattern, composed of built blocks and yards, alternating between them
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resource
unit
yard
activity
functions
stadium-village typology
Stadium-Villa Given the looming transformation of the former
game to its roots as a natural meeting place for the l
pub
While avoiding an iconic and monumental struct
small-scale units which create dive
Taking into account the dwelling issue Lagos is fa
introduce flexible and easily-erected housing unit
cinema, sport courts, local sho
The perimeter of the stadium becomes a blend of s
sport on game days, as well as to the local commu
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function
landscape the urban forest
removable
transportable
reusable
activities/visits/participation
age Typology landfill, the proposal seeks to return the football
local community, without forgetting the worldwide
blic.
ture, the ensemble presents itself as a network of
ersity and unexpected connections.
acing, the village typology offers the possibility to
its, together with public facilities: market, school,
ops, restaurants or workshops.
social spaces, dedicated to the fans for enjoying the
unity, extending the urban fabric with programs to
65 days a year.
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Transformation
People strolling through the park and between th
home-grown resources. The system addresses an im
creates a path where nature, architecture, an
In the aftermath of a local or international foo
communitarian ensemble of programs. Its capacit
easily back and forth between the needed functio
expansion at the scale of a
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n and After-Use
he forms are constantly surrounded by nature and
mportant topic of fast developing countries, and it
nd people live in an ecological coexistence.
otball match, the structure will transform into a
ty and already designed modules’ dimensions pass
ons. The sequel can be continued, if desired, by its
a neighborhood or a city.
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dwellings
sport courts
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public school, cin
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activities ops, restaurant
garden playground
c programs nema, theatre
market local shops
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Step 1 : the Bamboo Forest
Step 2 : the Stadiu
Modula
The stadium generates the plan of the system, in te
zoning, and infrastructure. The aggregation can gro
all needs and demand
By creating a blank canvas, the system opens up t
needs and self- organizing gestures of the communi
in any pos
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Step 3 : the Stadium + Bamboo Forest Housing and Public Programs
ar System
erms of economics or urban thoughts of orientation,
ow in each direction by adding further units, to meet
ds of various situations.
to the influence and speculations resulted from the
ity, leaving a simple-to-use material to be interpreted
ssible way.
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2017 International Architecture Competition 1 st Prize Winner
Creative Community Hub Adelaïde, Australia Generate an architecture that enhance interdisciplinarity and serendipity
2017 / Architecture International Competition Bee Breeders Organistion Creative Community Hub
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This proposal for a creative hub in Adelaide aims at underlining the creative identity of the city by enabling it to welcome and host in the same place different forms of expression and productivity. The goal is to offer Adelaide’s inhabitants a large workshop where a variety of work modes and practices can bloom together in dynamic ways : individual/group work, digital/material crafting, co-working..
minds are cultivated actively through provoking serendipity : discoveries or innovations that may occur in unexpected ways through fortunate chains of cir- cumstances or research on unrelated topics.
The creative hub also has a role of cultural mediation and of knowledge exchange. It’s a place to think and to share. Thus the project favors interdisciplinary dialogue and meetings in order to foster generation of ideas and innovative projects.
In the pursuit of these goals, this project supplies Adelaide’s creative community with a common space to ll and appropriate, like a blank page or a machine whose exact function is to be determined. Moreover the circulation and transition areas are themselves open to multiple use : a staircase can become an auditorium, seats for a screening or a collective class.
Open, uid and modular, the spacial organization allows for a wide array of functions and uses. New directions and opportunities for creative thoughts and
The focused environment needed for these precious and fruitful mechanisms is guaranteed overall by a protective vegetal cocoon. In echo to the
gardens and parcs that surround Adelaide’s city center and allow it to breathe, inner vegetation lters the saturation of the main road and near by streets.
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This project invits people of all types to explore, watch, or contribute to creative production. The sunken first floor and variations in below grade levels permit myriad lines of view among interior levels and the street.
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Regular patio: the vegetation is contained within a restricted space
The large stairs, can be used as an amphitheater for conferences or group lessons.
The patio becomes a volume welcoming the program, surounded by an indoor forest
Those stairs can also be used for movie projections or a work presentations
The large stairs, can be used as an informal and temporary concert venue
The Second Floor is a large platform created to be modular. Indeed the work areas can either welcome group or single individuals. These work spaces are organized like cells that you can gather or seperate depending on the work organisation you want to adopt.
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Roof : +14,00m
L2 : +9,00m
L1 : +3,60m
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The three volumes co dulable program (cafe room). The top of the collective workshop, t for concert
we dig 3 meters into the ground in order to create an indoor forest like a cocoon,A’ giving a soothing and inspiring atmosphere to the plot is located between the central users.. The square and the North-West garden.
The hub is drawn horizontally to counter the verti- cal saturation of the sur- rounding urban context.
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The Essential Chapel Rukomo, Rwanda
Religious architecture
2019 / Architecture International Competition Young Architecture Competition Rwanda Chapel
This chapel was
traditional Christian
designed as a sculpture
church construction,
that does not rely on
which uses the
a solid frame. Indeed,
circle in its initial
the building does not
composition layout.
entail any elevation of a structure as such : the
This geometrical
floor is simply carved
figure generates
and the exceeding
a unique facade,
soil is used to design
creating an object
its interior. Extruding
identical from all
and reusing the main
angles. It has neither
building material allows
beginning nor end and
to work in situ, involving
represents totality.
local and artisanal
Threshold between
knowledge of clay
profane and holy, an
construction. Massive
underground path
and solid matter
leads to the central
dialogues with the
patio, where the
covering sail. Floating
faithful and the divine
above, its perpetual
connect.
movement of lightness reveals the surrounding landscape. The circular plan refers to Rwandan vernacular architecture, but also to
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This chapel was designed as a sculpture that does not rely on a solid frame. Indeed, the building does not entail any elevation of a structure.
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faithful if necessary (100>250). 7. Presbtery including the altar and the ambo_ alt 03.50m 8. The celebrant's seats_ alt 03.35m 9. Benches of the nave (based on the seating 2019 International Architecture Competition model of the Epidavros amphitheater) 10. Heart of the chapel_ alt 03.80m 11. In/out (x4 - dilute the faithful if there are many and sequence the inner space)
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Lucas Monnereau +33663241379 lucas.monnereau1@gmail.com 106 rue Saint Maur 75011 Paris, France