PROFESSIONALACADEMIC
2020 - 2023
Master’s degree in Architecture
Cum Laude
Delft University of Technology
Delft, Netherlands
2019 - 2020 (1 year)
Architecture internship
MC Concept / Christian Valadas Architects
Toulouse, France
2018 (2 months)
2016 - 2019
Bachelor degree in Architecture
National Superior School of Architecture
Grenoble, France
3rd year study exchange at Faculty of Architecture, Design and Urbanism
Montevideo, Uruguay
Waiter
Aquaculture et Degustation Jaouen
Saint-Philibert (Morbihan), France
2017 (1 month)
First-hand internship
Nicolas Braillon Architect
Belleville s/ Saône (Rhône), France
2016 (2 months)
2015 - 2016
Peparatory class
Math, physics and engineering
CPGE Pierre de Fermat
Toulouse, France
2012 - 2015
High school diploma
Scientific, TB rating
International French High School
Bangkok, Thailand
Oyster aquaculture worker
Aquaculture et Degustation Jaouen
Saint-Philibert (Morbihan), France
2015 (2 months)
Camp counsellor
Fais tes Vancances
Doucy-Combelouvieres (Hautes-Alpes), France
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Dif-Use
Miscellaneous
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The Elbe Archive Garden
East London Earth Mill
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East London Earth Mill
Boosting soil: infrastructure of post-human urbanisation
Graduation project, 2022-23
Architectural Design Crossovers, TuDelft (ADC-Edu-BK@tudelft.nl)
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This project is part of the research I conducted for my graduation. It illustrates what post-human infrastructure could mean, and what kind of architecture would host it.
Focusing on soil, the architectural intervention intersects “human” and “nonhuman” ecologies in a synergetic way; it showcases an example of how a local intervention can have a significant impact on a territorial scale.
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Domestic disposal Collect food waste 2760kg per week Preliminary sorting Tumble siever Preliminary mixing Dry mixer Active process 2-3 weeks Curating - storage 5-6 weeks Distribution (local / export) 2200 kg per week Sugar house island 2640 people
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The earth mill harnesses the digestive power of the soil ecosystem to change waste into a virtuous resource: compost.
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The educative garden and plant nursery on the roof of the compost making facility
low fired mud tiles rammed earth blocks 45cm reinforced concrete belt 45x45cm
clay plaster 1cm compressed earth bricks 12cm
OSB panel 2cm compressed earth bricks 12cm
OSB panel 2cm air ventilation gap 2cm rammed earth blocks 45cm
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A great attention was given to tectonics in relation to materiality.
The strucural principle of crenelated walls achieves the retaining strength needed for the underground levels, and accentuates mass aspect.
The walls are made from prefabricated rammed earth blocks casted on-site with the escavated ground.
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Structural principle fragment
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The building opens up to create patios, light showers, and natural slopes of terrain in the underground soil museum.
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The Elbe Archive Garden
Semester 7, 2021-2022
Architectural Design Crossovers, TuDelft (ADC-Edu-BK@tudelft.nl)
Individual
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River/land system coding
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Wild - tidal freshwater wetlands
Soft barrier
Soft embakment
Successive dykes and beaches
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Water lock
Elbe River HAMBURG
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Soft barrier Hard barrier Controlled influx
Intervention
The project works on the constructed border between river and land and proposes a local expansion of that border. This provides the public with a direct contact to the river in the heart of the city, and gives the river’s tidal ecosystem a pocket to flourish.
Natural bank
Successive dikes SITE
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Between landscape, building and infrastructure, the architecture shelters a pocket of river and wraps around it.
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Library Research center 1 2 3 1 3 2 16
Multi-purpose public hall
I developped a grasshopper program to easily adjust the shape of the roof’s “waves”, following the horizontal direction curves.
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DIF-USO
7-story building with variable program
Semester 6, 2019
Studio DANZA PEA, FADU Montevideo (pea@tallerdanza.com)
Team (2)
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DIF-USE building
In this studio, we worked on a project’s adaptability to multiple programs. The building had to be able to host an office program or a dwelling program (or both). Ensuring its resilience in the economy of a morphing city context.
Two strong intentions guided us while confronting the project to the demands of a developing area :
- High flexibility of use
- Quality shared outdoor spaces
Benefiting from the lot altimetry, shared terraces and balconies offer a panoramic view of the city and harbor.
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Continuous outdoor space Shared balcony / Connects with horizontal distribution Vertical distribution Private terrace Vertical distribution Service block Parking entrance
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Exterior
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85 % 70 % 55 % 40% 25 % Façade total sun energy received per m² Streetside facades SOUTH EAST NORTHWESTSOUTH EAST Patio facades Shading pannels perforation ratios threshold values
the grasshoper program
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MISCELLANEOUS
Model making
Competitions
Experimental
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Framework and shell + lightwork 2016 + 2019
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Research model 2023 23
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Competition Kaira Looro 2020 24
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Alter, bloom, coexist Theory of Architecture 2020 ALTER, BLOOM, COEXIST Lucas Mézière Juulia Jääskeläinen Rafailia Eirini Giannoudi 5402514 5397499 5161053 Our domestic habitats usually consist of generic, rigid spaces. You are given a space – it is what it is – conform to it. In a shared living context, this rigidity becomes problematic. Turning our gaze towards the attributes comprising the communal spaces, we extracted information of how Space produces Subject. However, Subjects have a very limited impact on the space they live in, how could that be empowered further? WhatifSpacewastemporalandgradual, capable of changing and blooming, reflecting the dynamics between the individuals and the collective? These speculations were explored through the case study of a typical Dutch townhouse, in order to experiment with a variety of technicities, on how the Subjects could temporally alter their individual cells and generate a unique culture of collective habitat.
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