MICHEL ZOUEIN
ARCHITECTURAL PORTFOLIO
Selected Works - 2014-2020
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PROFILE EDUCATION 2018-2020
Politecnico di Milano – Milano, Italy
Masters degree in Architecture and Urban Design Score: 110/110
2013-2017
Holy Spirit University of Kaslik (USEK) – Kaslik, Lebanon Bachelor of Arts in Architectural Studies
1998-2013
Collège des Frères Mont La Salle – Ain-Saade, Lebanon Lebanese Baccalaureate – General Sciences
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Jul-Aug 2019
Lorenzo Guzzini Architects- Milano, Italy
Feb-Mar 2019
Terra Viva Workshop - Copparo, Italy
Feb-Jun 2018
Freelance Project, Unit house - Beirut, Lebanon
May-Aug 2017 Jul-Aug 2016
WELD Architecture - Naccache, Lebanon Internship at BAU Architects - Antelias, Lebanon
COMPUTER SKILLS AutoCad AutoCad 3D Sketchup Revit Rhino Adobe Photoshop Adobe InDesign Adobe Illustrator Lumion AgiSoft PhotoScan Pro
LANGUAGES English
Advanced
French
Advanced
Arabic
Advanced
Italian
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PERSONAL INFO Nationality Date of Birth Email Phone Number Instagram
Lebanese 06/06/1995 michelzouein@live.com +39 3341806484 / +961 70524248 https://www.instagram.com/michelzouein/
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COMPOSITION ARCHITECTURE
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Hospital Residential housing Technical School
Cultural Center
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SUSTAINABLE & CONSTRUCTION DESIGN
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Expo Dubai Pavilion: “The New Game”
URBAN DESIGN
A New Thing: Mosque in Milan Milano Citta Studi: City in the City
PRESERVATION EXECUTION MAGAZINE
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ELEMENT & COMPOSITION
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PLOT #373 - MOUNT LEBANON
Residential
The morphology of the plot created the landscape of this residential housing. The hill overlooks fields of olives and the sea, therefore each house had a beautiful view, and a private terrace. Depending on the family’s needs, three types of houses were forming the complex, same rectangular shape, but different areas: two horizontal houses and a third one that was following the slope with it’s shape and form the base for the other two.
On the same level, a pedestrian axis connects the base houses of type D, that are the biggest of area; and each level is connected to the other by a fast vertical circulation (open air stairs, with seatings and greeneries). The inclined houses are divided into 3 main parts, and by that 3 interior functions: Night/Day/Service.
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Physical Model
Type A 110 m2
Type B 150 m2
Type C 150 m2
Type D 210 m2
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TRABEATION CONFLICT A mosque in Milan
The project is located under the railway station of Milan dating from 1864 in the northern end of central Milan. The Mosque is made of spaces organised in horizontal stripes that represent libraries for religious studies on Islam, administration offices, conference room, services and the prayer hall which covers an area of 5.000 sqm. The impact of the East Christian traditions and mainly the plan of the Byzantine domed basilica is clear through a grand assembly of volumes enhanced by colours and light. The prayer hall isolates itself from the rest of the structure by means of a distinctive design in an organisation of ‘free plan‘, interrupted by the existing columns and the light intervention of curtains in order to provide the silence. Thus, the mosque and prayer hall, are so diverse in liturgical purpose and symbolic contents. Three factors represent the contributions of monumentality; the square plan (which in our project is rectangular) ; the hypostyle, made of suspended ceiling, sculptured geometrical in order to support the light and lead to the prayer hall and the Qibla in the direction to Mecca representing the element of the main area of separation.
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The given existing columns indicate the grid of the former walls. A differentiation with the tiling colors and patterns is created in each room to create different functions and aspects.
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A SIMPLE THING. A MOSQUE IN MILAN | Architectural Composition 2018 | Politecnico di Milano | Prof. Pier Paolo Tamburelli | Prof.ssa Fabrizia Berlingieri | Prof. Alessandro Carrera
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A series of irregular walls are transformed into rooms of various functions, having each one a different shape, indicating the organisation of the space in order to gradually lead you to the prayer hall.
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TRABEATION CONFLICT
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GREEN DELTA
Green Delta
Landscape
This project was mainly about connecting two sides of Ronchetto, an area in the in the southwest of Milan. This side of Ronchetto is located in the southwest of Milan and is waiting to be developed. The challenge is how to deal with the relationship between the city and the countrysiMIlande.will witness great development because the new metro line that will connect it to dormitory, the city.exhibition The green Our concept is toacreate a green delta that introduces publicof buildings such as hospital, commerces, residences, campus, center,delta library is a and of theater to activate the potential value of the area. This area will will be a new important link between the northern city andof themeetings, green space In the south.exhibitions, symbol connectivity and variety. Different species fill the space, to become a space outdoor The different buildings are positioned on three different sides based on their needs, as if they do not belong to different worlds; the presence of the green delta and the multicultural building present in it allow the activities and others... relationship between the different parts, making them harmonious and with a single purpose. Each block of buildings has its own green area with a different function. At the top left we find the hospital with the research center that have private greenery, accessible only to patients and the greenery used as a An abacus was to them study all kinds trees, and flowers that arewithfound the area, to understand the Ondifferplayground and publiccreated sports area. Below is the medical campus, of with an adjoiningplants, sports area. On the right is the residential complex, courtyardsin inside that create environments of peace and tranquility. the back of the multifunctional building there is a wooded area, with inside refresh ment areas, aggregation spaces, cavea. enceInside between each others and natural pickcavee, thekiosks, one useful for creating aareas, path, for separation, shadow... according to their the green delta there are different functions: spaces for aggregation and rest, shaded urban another gardens, playgrounds, areas for outdoor exercises, fountains and ponds to refresh the area; there are also different types of plants and bushes, designed to give different colors and scents to the area. Theseseasoning two curved central streets the area, making it unique and underlining the concept of delta, of urban green that expands in the suburbs. Close to the southern part of the hospital and the residential area height, andmark development. -
there is a long tree-lined avenue and a large pedestrian area, to allow pedestrians a continuous permeability, passing through the central park. In many buildings there are green roofs, to have a sustainable solution and continue the idea of a continuous green, which does not stop at the central park but also spreads on the buildings. On the lake shore there is a restaurant with adjacent parking and spaces for gardens, which make the area a strong point of attraction. To the north of the project area there is a sports centre and a restaurant, serving people leaving the M4 subway.
FINAL DESIGN STUDIO (053074) section D - A.A.2018/19 HEALTH AND SUSTAINABILITY FOR BUILT ENVIRONMENT - Stefano Capolongo (053083)
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MARGINAL AND LOWLAND PLANTS
TREES ALONG CANALS AND ROADS
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HOSPITAL DESIGN
Mass Plan
The concept of this project started with the idea of the human body. Molecules are particles made up of atoms that are held together by chemical bonds. A proper functioning of a molecule must be ensured by the functionality of all of these atoms. Similarly, the hospital must function as a single identity that follows these networks.
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Physical Model
Throughout my educational and professional years, i have developped a great interest in building physical models, with different materials, colors, textures and techniques. Working on the light/shadow, interior/exterior, open space/close space,...can be highlighted through the model. Patience and detail orientation are keys to create a great physical model that represents the general idea of the project and in some cases more details and therefore more perspectives than the digital work.
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MILANO CITTA STUDI: CITY IN THE CITY
During this time of political and uncertainity, a time that cares about transitory rather than permanent, the immediate rather than long term and regards utility as an important parameter, a new approach must be defined in order to strengthen and renew the image of the city. Working on a new entrance of an indepentent city by redefying the possibility of a strong limit as an entrance and definition. ‘An indepedent city’ is a inner courtyard design to host the need of the users of Citta Studi. Free to all modifications and independant of all outer modifications, this space plays a major role in the everyday life of italians living in this area, specially students who fill the city at all times of the year. Cultural, educational, residential, green, void,...IMAGINE!
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A POSSIBLE SCENARIO
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THE NEW GAME This pavilion is taking part in the “Expo Dubai 2020” for the development of the Global South. The three main axis of the Expo were: Opportunity, Mobility, and Sustainability, that can summarize The Artificial Intelligence(AI). The pavilion is thematically structured following an intuitive separation: robotics “The Machine”, computation “The Brain” and bionics “Hyberdization”. In order to propose an holistic experience to the visitors, the expositions will be articulated around a central space:”The New Game”.
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MEMBRANE 5cm AIR GAP WOOD STRUCTURE (HORIZONTAL) WOOD STRUCTURE (VERTICAL) 10X20 STEEL JOINT WOOD SUPPORTER 10X25 AIR GAP MEMBRANE 5cm
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4. ALL DIMENSIONS ARE SHOWN FROM BLOCK WORK TO BLOCKWORK. 5.SHAFTS ACCESS PANELS ARE @60CM FROM FINISH LEVEL. 6.ALL INNER SHAFTS (IF BLOCK WORK) SHALL BE PLASTERED. 7.THIS DRAWING MUST BE READ IN CONJUNCTION WITH ALL OTHER ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING DRAWINGS AND DOCUMENTS RELATED TO THE SAME SHEET AND ANY ITEM ON IT. 8.FOR ALL BLOCKWORK INTERIOR PLASTER 15 mm THICK,EXTERIOR 20 mm. 9.CONTRACTOR TO SUBMIT SHOP DWG. FOR CONSULTANTS APPROVAL .
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10.ALL DIMENSIONS /LEVELS MUST BE CHECKED BY THE CONTRACTOR BEFORE THE PREPARATION OF THE SHOP DRAWINGS OR THE EXECUTION OF ANY WORK ON SITE. 11.PRIOR TO STARTING THE EXECUTION OF THE WORKS, THE CONTRACTOR SHOULD, UNDER HIS SOLE RESPONSIBILITY, CARRY OUT ALL THE NECESSARY VERIFICATIONS ON SITE. HE SHOULD IMMEDIATELY INFORM THE ENGINEER OF ANY DISCREPANCY OR INCONSISTENCY AND SUBMIT ALL INFORMATION AND SUGGESTIONS FOR THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THE WORKS. 12.KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY LAYOUTS AND EQUIPMENT ARE INDICATIVE. SETTING OUT SHOULD BE FINALIZED WITH KITCHEN SPECIALIST.
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CONSTRUCTION AND SUSTAINABILITY DESIGN STUDIO Briz Fernando Garcia Perez Martin Yener Fikri Umut Zouenin Michel
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“the brain” As a visitor, the building should be seen as a continuous performance. “The Brain” pavilion will act s an attractor, due to its dynamic behaviour and its unclear nature. The transition into this space is brutal. In the inside, a system of pistons will move the internal and external flexible membranes, that will adapt to the space regarding the visitors movements and position. A series of projection into this internal space will create an introspective atmosphere.
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BYBLOS CULTURAL CENTER This project was requested by the Municipality of one of the touristic cities in Lebanon: Bblos, given the lack of a gate that opens onto the old city. The city has an old history and is rising now with new projects to attract more tourists and visitors. This door will invite people to discover the space: the cover is all transparent and allows interaction with the outside. The internal circulation, apparent from the outside is the key element of the project. It articulates around a void, assuring the communication between each level with it’s different functions and uses: library, archive, showrooms, gathering spaces, multimedia rooms,...
Louver facade to maintain the interior temperature acceptable. System composed of small squares of pvc with a metall structure holding them to each others
Main metallic structure visible from outside and playing a big role in the facade
Multiple floors with different functions connected through escalators. The center is voided in the middle to allow connectivity between levels
Outdoor stairs with seats and greeneries, allowing some performances and exterior exhibitions
Art corner is an exterior installation of small steps connected through little stairs
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RONCHETTO UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CAMPUS Ronchetto is located in the southwest of Milan and is waiting to be developed. The challenge is how to deal with the relationship between the city and the countryside. With this new addition, many new young people will move to the area transforming this part of the city into a new hub, full of activities and life. The student should not be trapped in the campus, that’s why many buildings have an internal courtyard with greenery and tables for outdoor dining and study. Each building is surrounded by green areas from both sides and the courtyards are enclosed by wooden structures reminiscent of a pergola.
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TECHNICAL SCHOOL In order to make a person comfortable in a place, he has to be part of it. The purpose of this research was to place the student as the central element of the whole school. To reach this goal, the student starts his journey from the first building where all the researches and theories take part, then apply this knowledge in experimental labs and workshops in the second building, to finally go out to the outside world with a fairly important knowledge. The internal circulation of each volume reflects its own character.
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PRESERVATION STUDY
The preservation work was held on the ancient Mill Chandler, belonging to the Legnano San Giorgio Castle. This castle was built in 1231, and some parts of it were left intact through the years. Before intervening on the site, our job was to understand the building: analyse the materials, the cracks and all the decays found, classify them into categories and study each one in a sheet that represents the caracteristics and potential work. The intervention starts from here, finding a solution for each and every problem, from the least effective one to the most dangerous one.
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The Mill of Legnano Legnagno San Giorgio castle
Photogrammetry using AgiSoft PhotoScan Pro Preservation survey (also known as condition survey, conservation needs survey or preservation assessment) is the process of collecting and analyzing data about the physical condition of library materials. Preservation surveys are used by libraries to determine the condition of their collections and identify necessary actions for preserving, conserving or repairing materials. They are most often conducted at research and university libraries. Preservation surveys are often the first step when planning and implementing a preservation program in a library. By collecting data and compiling statistics about a collection’s condition, library staff can determine environmental threats and preservation needs. It is also possible to use the resulting data to predict future deterioration
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In this phase, it shows the extended details of drawings of plans and sections; the most important elements to show inside this project were the electrical plan, stairs, parapet, bathroom detailing of plans: electrical, mechanical,...
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MAGAZINE The book “Sebastian Serlio on architecture” -1537, was transformed into a modern magazine entitled “Capitello”.The products found in it, in addition to the descriptions, are inspired by the very old architectural drawings of the architect himself, transformed into different modern styles and uses.
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“Even though many diverse forms of ancient and modern can be seen in every part of architecture, nevertheless since I intended several years ago to write a small volume to accompany my others, I shall write on, and show in figures, the many styles in which they can be built , with all different materials. tThe circular shape is the most Perfect.”
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The Intelligent architect will know how to adapt this invention to differing requirements. Proportion should be such that there is as much masonry as there is opening the opening is to be as high as wide. Between one column and the next should be thickness, and the column, with its base and capital should be coloured with the architrave.” - Isabella D’este -
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this door with a height three times its depth has been designed to remind the ancient Christian basilicas of the past. Its shape represents the theatricality of an object suitable for almost all domestic environments, the plan of the Christian basilica thus becomes a purely ornamental element of simple construction.
This type of fireplace is of great utility for small places and usually Iower than the human face, so that the fire, which is very harmful for the eyesight could not harm the eyes but can warm all the rest of the person, particularly when standing up. The upper element of this fireplace, where there are the ornaments was made for two reasons: one was to make the mouth which takes in the smoke more open; the other to remove that pyramid shape which forms the throat of a fireplace in a room of good height. The architect is always at liberty to build these thing either larger or smaller. and some times not to build them at all.
A salotto or a large chamber also requires a fireplace, and a room of this sort needs a large opening. Therefore , if the consoles are sufficient for such a projection we’re to be built LEONARDO. It would take up two parts at the sides of the room, depending on the room and its height. It could be ornamented in the way illustrated on the right. And who would doubt that this style might not on occasion be suitable for the idea of a gate, especially for the gate into a garden or for other places? Furthermore, the judicious architect will always know how to adapt other styles like this.
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The elements of utility get transformed into ornament so as to display the artistry and the wealth of the patron, and sometimes this ornament goes beyond necessity. This invention is made for utility, for strength and for decorum. Utility, because of the opening it has; strength, because it’s very solid and well bonded between each opening; and decorurn, because it is rich in ornamentation and pattern.
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Columns are a symbol of freedom. The size of the columns may vary, depending on the width of the capital. There is a variety of colors to choose from, while maintaining the color relationships and the nature of the scenario. When we are in front of this architecture, a sense of delicacy and growth rises.
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Vitruvius discusses the Ionic order in the first chapter of his fourth book. The ancients invented this type from the form of a matron and they dedicated it to Apollo, Diana and Bacchus, whose lives were half-way between robust and delicate. In the same way, the Christians could dedicate them to Saints who led matrony life. Robust but also delicate, this Ionic Order would be suitable for them. This style would also suit if you have something bad and want to improve it.
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