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Nathan Baudoin Selected projects, school projects, personals and professionals. 2016 - 2022

Nathan Baudoin Architect M.Arch 24 year-old

adress Århusgade 43, 2100 Copenhagen, Denmark phone (+33) 6 86 80 05 66 email nathanbaudoin@hotmail.fr portfolio issuu.com/nathanbaudoin

Experience September - February 2022

COBE, Copenhagen

Traineeship • Danevirke Museum competition phase, Dannewerk, Germany • Dr. Falk Pharma Office competition phase, Freiburg, Germany • Papirøen design phase, Copenhagen, Danemark June - November 2020

Snøhetta, Paris

Internship and Junior Architect • Dom Perignon Competition • 5 stars Hotel competition in Martinique, La Pointe du Bout • 4 Temps La Defense Competition February 2020

Appartment renovation in Montreuil, FR

Design and construction site supervision at Space+Lab (co-founder) September 2019

Digital design assistant at Architecture of Paris Malaquais • Prototype development on Rhino and Grasshopper • Prototype production 1:1

May - August 2018

Chartier Corbasson, Paris

Internship • Competition for the Eiffel Tower’s square with Gustafson Porter + Bowman

Education 2015 - 2021 National School of Architecture of Paris Malaquais, FR Bachelor and Master in Architecture 2018 Royal Danish Academic of Fines Arts in Copenhagen, DK Exchange semester

Achievements 2021

Europan 16 Competition, Bassens-Bordeaux, France

2021

Living tommorrow competition organized by Vallode & Pistre

2020

Islandic Cave Tower Competition organized by Beebreeders

2020

Tiny House Competition organized by Fondation Huttoppia

2019

Low-carbon Building organized by BNP Paribas Real Estate

Skills Adobe Suite ( PS / AI / ID ) AutoCAD Rhinoceros + Grasshopper ArchiCAD Enscape Lumion Revit

Finalist

First place

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Project Project

Place Place

Year Year

Project

Place

Year

DNA : Living the great height

Saint-Denis, FR

2021

On the Giant’sthe Shoulders DNA : Living great height

Grjótagjá, IS FR Saint-Denis,

2020 2021

Landscape On the Giant’box s Shoulders Project DNA : Living the great height Wood’N Station Landscape box On the Giant’ s Shoulders Wood’N Station Danevirke Museum House for an artist Competition Landscape box

Alpes, FR IS Grjótagjá, Place Saint-Denis, Pantin,FR FR FR Alpes,

Year 2021 2019 2020

The Territorial Network House forStation an artist Wood’N Plug-In DNA : Living the great height Plug-In Faxe Quarry On the for Giant’ Shoulders House ansartist Faxe Quarry Turbulences Landscape box Plug-In Turbulences Wood’N Station The roads Faxeproductives Quarry

Grjótagjá, Pantin, FRIS Dannewerk, Keterminde, DK Alpes, FR Germany Bassens, Keterminde, Pantin, FRFR DK Saint-Denis, FR Pantin,DK FR Faxe, Grjótagjá, IS DK Keterminde, Faxe, DKIT Tarante, Alpes, FR Pantin, FR Tarante, IT Pantin, FR Alligny-en-Morvan, FR Faxe, DK

2020 2019 2021 2019 2020 2021 2019 2018 2021 2018 2020 2019 2018 2019 2020 2018 2019 2019 2020 2018

The productives roads Turbulences House for an artist Space + Lab Plug-In+ Lab Space The productives roads Faxe 54AV Quarry Versailles Space + Lab with Sibylle Von Münster 54AV Versailles Turbulences Collaboration

Alligny-en-Morvan, Tarante, IT DK FR Keterminde, Paris, FR Pantin,FR FR Paris, Alligny-en-Morvan, FR Faxe, DK Paris, FR Paris, FR Paris, FRIT Tarante, Paris, FR

2020 2019 2019 2020 2018 2020 2020 2018 2020 2020 2020 2019 2020

Collaboration with Sibylle Von Münster Voronoï The productives 54AV Versailles roads Voronoï Dom Perignon Collaboration with Sibylle Von Münster Dom Space + Lab PointePerignon du Bout Hotel Voronoï Pointe du Bout Hotel Dom 54AVPerignon Versailles

Paris, FR FR Paris, Alligny-en-Morvan, FR Paris, FR Paris, FR FR Hautvilliers, Paris, FR Hautvilliers, Paris, FR FR FR Pointe-du-Bout, Paris, FR Pointe-du-Bout, FR Hautvilliers, Paris, FR FR

2020 2019 2020 2019 2020 2020 2020 2020 2019 2020 2020 2020

Pointe du Boutwith Hotel Collaboration Sibylle Von Münster

Pointe-du-Bout, FR Paris, FR

2020 2020

Voronoï

Paris, FR

2019

Dom Perignon

Hautvilliers, FR

2020

Pointe du Bout Hotel

Pointe-du-Bout, FR

2020

Type Type Type « Habiter Demain » Competition organized by Vallode & Pistre « Island Tower » competition organized Beebreeders HabiterCave Demain » Competition organized byby Vallode & Pistre Tiny House competition 2020 organized by Fondation Huttoppia « Island Cave Tower » competition organized by Beebreeders Type « Habiter Demain » Competition organized by Vallode & PistreThe theme of the competition was about the Winner project of BNP Paribas Real Estate Competition. Tiny House competition 2020 organized by2019 Fondation Huttoppia « living building and» the « lowReal tech building »byCompetition. « Island Cave Tower competition organized BeebreedersThe theme of the competition was about the Winner project of»BNP Paribas Estate 2019 « living building » and the «Museum low building » Competition for the Danish in Dannewerk; Germany Individual housing for an artist intech residence Keterminde Museum Tiny House competition 2020 organized byat Fondation Huttoppia Urban planning Revitalization and making territories performatives Individual housing for an artist in residence at Keterminde Museum Winner project of- BNP Paribas Real Estate 2019 Competition. The theme of the competition was about the Collective dwelling Habiter Demain » Competition organized by»Vallode & Pistre « living building » and the « low tech building Collective dwelling Device design for landscape analysis in Faxe Quarry, Danemark « Island Cave Tower competition organized by Beebreeders Individual housing for»an artist in residence at Keterminde Museum Device designoffor landscape analysis Rehabilitation Taranto Central StationininFaxe Italy Quarry, Danemark Tiny House competition 2020 organized by Fondation Huttoppia Collective dwelling Rehabilitation of Taranto Central Station in Italy Winner project of BNP Paribas Real Estate 2019 Competition. The theme of the competition was about the Designing the hamlet of the future in Alligny-en-Morvan design for landscape analysis in Faxe»Quarry, Danemark «Device living building » and the « low tech building Designing theof hamlet of the future in Alligny-en-Morvan Rehabilitation Taranto in Italy Individual housing for anCentral artist inStation residence at Keterminde Museum Creation of a collective to offer decoration services to individuals and reference student competition projects Collective Creation ofdwelling a collective offer decoration services to individuals Designing the hamlet oftothe future in Alligny-en-Morvan and reference student competition projects Device design analysis in FaxeinQuarry, Danemark Renovation of afor 70landscape square meters apartment the 16th arrondissement of Paris Creation of a collective to offer decoration services to individuals Renovation ofwith a 70 square meters apartment arrondissement of Paris Rehabilitation of Taranto Central Station in creating Italyin thea16th Collaboration Sibylle Von Münster for workflow on Rhinoceros and Keyshot for model and reference student competition projects Collaboration with Sibylle Münster for creating a workflow on Rhinoceros and Keyshot for model Parametric design of one Von model for a brand Designing the of themeters future in Alligny-en-Morvan Renovation of ahamlet 70 square apartment in the 16th arrondissement of Paris Parametric design of one model forSaint-Pierre a brand d’Hautvilliers Abbey Rehabilitation and extension of the Collaboration with Sibylle Von Münster for creating a workflow on Rhinoceros and Keyshot for model Rehabilitation and extension ofdecoration the Saint-Pierre d’Hautvilliers Abbey Creation of a collective to offer services to individuals 5 Stars Hotel Parametric design of one model forprojects a brand and reference student competition 5 Stars Hotel Rehabilitation of theapartment Saint-Pierreind’Hautvilliers Abbey Renovation of and a 70extension square meters the 16th arrondissement of Paris 5 Stars Hotel with Sibylle Von Münster for creating a workflow on Rhinoceros and Keyshot for model Collaboration Parametric design of one model for a brand Rehabilitation and extension of the Saint-Pierre d’Hautvilliers Abbey 5 Stars Hotel

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DANERKIVE MUSEUM

Competition for the Danerkive Museum in Germany realized at COBE

Project realized at COBE, Copenhagen

Competition for the Danerkive Museum in Germany year October 2021

DANERKI VE MUSEUM

with Birk Folke Daugaard Tonny Jensen Alberte Danvig Andreas Lyngsoe

Danevirk’s long wall and earth rampart continues as far as the eye through the magnificent landscape. The starting point for the new museum is very much this historic landscape. The building is located the beautiful woodland edge and angled towards various lines of sight andframing historic views towards the ramparts. The main rampart directly ahead, the Gate of the North and Valdemars Wall in the distance. The building is gently pushed into the landscape with respect for the historic ramparts. In this way the building becomes a natural extension to the horizontal landscape and an unobtrusive part of it. By virtue of a fine view from the ramparts to the museum and the experience of from within is dramatised. As in an archaeological excavation, we brush ourselves, from the museum to the existing landscape. The landscape transition from the museum to the surrounding landscape should look as natural as possible. It’s the story out there that will be exhibited in the building. Therefore we should not change too much on the landscape, which lives so well on its own. You have to see and feel the history, both when you arrive and when you enter the museum. The landscape around the museum mimics the old fortifications and their design. The feeling of standing in a historic landscape thus starts when you look out of the museum’s large windows. The landscape comes very close. By mimicking the nature of the ramparts and we preserve the atmosphere that Danevirke exudes. The man-made ramparts, the wide open spaces and the exposed landscape, where wind and weather can be felt. When the building is pushed right back to the edge of the forest, we create a place of arrival in front of the building, allowing us to create a roof that gently and creates a very special interaction. It creates the necessary distance to the rampart, preserving the important lines of sight - especially from the arrival area and to and from the rampart.

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1. Concept 2. View from inside 3. Ground floor plan - 1/100

150m2

Særudstilling / Lounge

800m2

Port til

KERNZONE

udstilin

Unisex

Køkken 25m2

Depot

298m2

Garderobe 25m2

Dame toilet

Herre toilet

Indgang

93m2

Multifunktion

Depot

81m2

Skolerum

Foyer/Café/Butik

Reception

Bibliotek / møderum / forkostrum: 10m2

96m2

Kontor

Udstilling

Repræsentation af murens oprindelige dimension

Teknik

Kontor leder: 15m2

Kontor, værksted, pedel 37m2 Udstillingsteknik Depot Depot shop 16m2 Teknik Shower

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THE TERRITORIAL NETWORK

THE TERRITO RI AL NETWO RK

From the Gironde Estuary to the Industrial and Territorial Ecology of Bassens, France

Final year project with honours and congratulations from the jury Project proposed to EUROPAN 16, France The Industrial and Territorial Ecology project is born of the pooling of industrial equipment and natural resources available along the Gironde estuary. It allows the relationship between the different industrial port terminals and their territory and the landscapes that are specific to them to be reconsidered. A system with several timeframes, this territorial network generates the regeneration of the existing industrial fabric while linking it with its geographical identity. The aim is to generate situations and uses that are based on research and experimentation. This living laboratory, on the scale of the Estuary, is applied through the city of Bassens and its industrial-port area. Within the framework of the «Living Cities» theme of the EUROPAN 16 competition, we aim to project a symbiosis between biodiversity belonging to the various landscape entities that border the site and the industrial heritage. Vegetated connections called radials are intended to break the various boundaries of the site, in particular those between the river quay and the area, as well as between the inhabited plateau and the industrial area. These biodiversity corridors are accompanied by urban polarities defined as villages that cling to the morphology of the site and are intended to amplify existing situations that depend on obvious proximities. We mention the three villages that we are setting up: the residence; responding to a proximity of the residential area and welcoming researchers, students, workers and families, the research and mutualised design centre; aiming to operate the transition of the industrial tool towards a circular economic model based on the natural resources of the estuary and finally the resilience laboratory; focused on the theme of recycling and shared production. The strategy of the territorial web develops on the Gironde Estuary, a multitude of uses which function in network in a logic of cooperation and innovations while federating the territory of the Gironde Estuary as well as the city of Bassens.

Reconfiguration of the industrial port area of Bassens, France year July 2021 with Théo Anorga

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1.2.3 Concept model Experimenting urban farming and create new uses around production

4. Section of one experimental antena

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The Shared Research and Development Center Village

2. Experimental living in the industrial port-area 4. Bassens Research and Mobile Center 5. A symbiosis between architecture and biodiversity 6. Infrastructure and co-operative housing 7. Biomass Plant and rehabilitation of the existing hall

3. Resilience lab, recycling and shared design center

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ON ON THETHE GIANT’S GIANT’S SHOULDERS « Island Cave Tower » competition 2020 organized by Beebreeders

Iceland Cave Tower Competition organized by Beebreders

Observation cave Tower in Grotjàvà. year November 2020

O N THE T H E GI G IANT’S A N T ’ S SHOULDERS SHOULDERS ON

with Théo Anorga Warren Louis-Marie ( working at Snøhetta Paris).

One of the most interesting thing we understood from the site owner’s brief was the preservation of the natural ground. Obviously, hundred of people walking on the site has a consequent impact for the environnement’s quality. That’s why we wanted to offer an object that has a minimal architectural impact and footprint. However, small footprint doesn’t mean small project. Actually, concieve a «totem» on such a site needs a radical constructive approach, mostly if it will be coupled with programmatic function. So comes the idea of «crossing building» based on catenary and truss system, which allows us to partially land foundation on site. Also , in a very symbolic way, we chose to place the major part of the program above the fault between both the Eurasian & the Norht-American tectonic plates. It’s important to notice that the roofing of the amenities is totally disconnected from the tower element, built on the center of the crossing. However, the two architectural devices : The «cave» , that hosts the program and the «pinnacle» appear as they are only one single strange object in the Icelandic landscape. In a way, the building questions duality, related to the site’s caracteristics, and how architecture could be used a catalistic and a purely man-made sculpture.

S SHOULDERS

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1. Isometric exploded diagram 2. Walking Path Module 3. View from the coffee

Walking Path

Connection joint

Information area

Bench

Bridge

Tier

ON THE GI ANT’S SHOULDERS

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1. Mass Plan and access 2. View from the outside 3. Main entrance / To the Observation Tower 3.

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D.N.A LIVING THE GREAT D.N.A HEIGHT LIVING THE « Habiter Demain » Competition organized by Vallode & Pistre « Habiter Demain » Competition organized by Vallode & Pistre

Rehabilitation of Pleyel Tower in a hybrid tower with hybrids programs and shared equipments. year Janvier 2021

D . N. N .A A LIVING L I V I N G THE T H EGREAT G R E A THEI H EGHT IGHT D.

with Théo Anorga

We are witnessing a contemporary issue: formerly industrial towns are undergoing restructuring. The use of buildings and usable plots are uncertain. In addition, we are witnessing societal changes that are constantly redefining our lifestyles. We can use as an example the limit between living space such as the apartment and the workplace which is becoming more and more blurry. The Pleyel district is part of an urban complex undergoing reconversion,we find the Lumières Pleyel lead by Snøhetta, the bridge building lead by Marc Mimrman, and the Kengo Kuma agency station. It is part of the 2024 Olympics Games project. Our study focuses on the Pleyel Tower, currently located on a wasteland island plot. This old office tower is the subject of a hotel rehabilitation project 4-star Deluxe lead by architect Sretchko Markovic. Nevertheless we wish to offer another vision for this tower which is the first load-bearing facade in corten steel of France. Thus our proposal aims to rehabilitate this tour through vertical atrium by linking the Pleyel tower to a new tower. This process allows us to create real vertical neighborhoods composed of streets, making references to urban scales.

GREAT HEIGHT

City common base creation

Classic circulation in a tower

03/04

HOTEL

BUREAUX

More circulations

HOTEL

LOGEMENTS

COMMERCES HOTEL

BUREAUX

COWORKING

LOGEMENTS BUREAUX

Urban spread reversal

Unifying floors

HOTEL

COMMERCES COMMERCES HOTEL

COMMERCES BUREAUX

LOGEMENTS

COWORKING COWORKING

BUREAUX LOGEMENTS LOGEMENTS

COWORKING

BUREAUX

LOGEMENTS BUREAUX

D . N . A L I V I N G T H E G R E AT H E I G H T

1. Conceptual diagrams 2. Mass plan of the future city block 3. View from the new subway’s esplanade

HOTEL

BUREAUX HOTEL

HOTEL

LOGEMENTS LOGEMENTS

CO LOGEMENTS

D. N. A LIVING THE GREAT HEI GHT

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WEST TOWER + 171.00

+ 161.00

ATTIQUE EAST TOWER + 150.30

+ 149.10

GREEN HOUSE Producing unit

+ 139.10

HOTEL : LE SKYDECK Room Panoramic restaurant

+ 121.80

HOUSING Classical dwelling

+ 101.20

+ 94.80

HOTEL LOBBY 360°

DISTRICT Commercial area and nursing home

DISTRICT Commercial area and nursing home + 82.80

+ 72.80

LA CITY

LA CITY Coworking atrium High tech street

+ 51.40

WELFARE

WELFARE Shared exterior space

Shared exterior space + 46.40

+ 46.40

+ 40.20

CLIMB Outdoor activities

OFFICE Office and co-working

+ 27.40

SPORT Gym spaces

+ 24.20

+ 21.00

+ 18.80 + 16.00

CITY HALL

1. 2. Programatic section of D.N.A Towers. The whole is thought as an ecosystem offering synergies between the differents programs. The objective is to create a real machine for living by creating new urbanities.

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1. The Green House 2. Loggia in an apparment 3. Vertical district

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LANDSCAPE BOX

LANDSCA

Tiny House Competition by Fondation Huttoppia

Tiny House competition 2020 organized by

Individual housing. Tiny house for artists. year April 2020

LANDSCAPE BOX

with Théo Anorga

As an individual evolving in an increasingly urbanized society, the question that arises is that of a return to nature. As an artist, as a person, the need to escape is a variable to be taken into account in the design of housing that directly influences practices and ways of living. The landscape Box’s goal, due to its spaces, is to open up the home to an outside environment like a painting that can be observed from inside while being accessible in an instant. What we want to create with the Landscape Box project is a 32 square meter Tiny House housing made up of two strips. The objective being to develop with the first, on the front, a free room that is capable, useful, and customizable as desired by its user. You can work there, rest, set up a real home. The purpose of this generic space is to allow the user to benefit from a free space without constraints that he can experience as he wishes. The second strip is a functional strip, apparently contained within the thickness of a wall. The Tiny House is no longer simply a small house inducing many spatial constraints but a room to compose. From the thickness of this «functional block», its functions are available, a real toolbox for the inhabitant. Its walls, in wood and coated with natural fibers, are adaptable to allow customization of the unit whose functions and elements are on demand: bed, storage, bathroom, kitchen and finally living room in connection with the main strip. We even observe a change of materiality within the different spaces of this block which reflects the treatment of all the rooms of the classic house. Designed to be modular, this Landscape Box can be assembled quickly and is suitable for all users. This project, a real artist’s residence created for musicians, painters, photographers, writers or sculptors, is an individual accommodation with the aim of immersing the user in his porch environment whatever it is. Indeed, this prototype is at the same time suitable for the mountain, the forest, the plain and in particular the proximity of the water points, (lakes, coasts, etc ...)

APE BOX by Fondation Huttoppia

LANDSCAPE BOX

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1. The interior of the landscape box becomes an experience of intimacy, of home as an elsewhere that opens onto our environment and the imagination of possibilities in terms of habitat, leisure or work.

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1. Section 2. Elevation 3. Exploded axonometric’s structure

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WOOD’N STATION

WOOD’N STATIO

Winner project of BNP Paribas Real Estate 2019 Competition

ect

First place proj

ONCE UPON A TIME… A dynamic city of Greater Paris undergoing rapid change: Pantin.

Design of two hybrids towers with housing, office and commercials areas. year Octobre 2019

W O O D’N D ’ N STATIO S T A T I ONN WOO

with Théo Anorga

INDIVIDUALS... Student, worker, young couple, family, roommate? To accommodate all these users, Wood’N Station offers a variety of social housing or home ownership. A STATION... Wood’N Station aims to host many programs: housing, coworking and start-up spaces, shops, workshops and fablabs, gardens and shared spaces. The reversibility of spaces allows a mixture of uses and a constant social mix. THE CONCEPT, THE WEFT ... Our goal is to write the story of a «nomadic building» whose woven wood structure allows spaces to be reversible over time. A 4x4 m frame is called a cell. This can be multiplied or superimposed to form different types of housing. The base of shops and coworking can be changed in real time thanks to the prefabricated partitions common to the entire building. . for relaxation areas, pop-up stores, etc ...). MULTIPLE USES ... Each order is taken into account and processed by Wood’N Station technicians in a unique way through an application and a website that allow the personalization of accommodation and the temporary reservation of flexible premises. A RESPONSIBLE PROJECT .... The dry process planned for the site obtained thanks to a removable prefabricated wooden structure allows us to achieve our objectives in terms of low carbon buildings (in harmony with the concept of circular economy which is close to our heart). The adaptability of the material makes it possible to design a building that respects current and future lifestyles while concentrating all the uses necessary for daily life. The millions of possibilities offered by Wood’N Station ensure that the building is fully occupied in accordance with our economic, social and environmental object.

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1. Create views on the canal 2. Differents actors 3. Modular structure

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HOUSE HOUSE FORFOR AN AN ARTIST ARTIST

This project was part This of myproject exchange was part in Kadk, of my during exchange in Kadk, during the 5th semester. the 5th semester. The idea was to design Thea idea residence was totemporary design a for residence an temporary for an artist with a public space artist exhibition with a public for the space Johannes exhibition for the Johannes Larsen Museum whichLarsen is located Museum in Keterminde, which is located in Keterminde, Denmark. This museum Denmark. presents This themuseum work of all presents natu- the work of all naturalist artists Danish produced ralist artists during Danish 60th.produced during 60th. The idea was to create Theaidea link was between to create the museum a link between the museum symbolized by its garden, symbolized a livelybyplace its garden, with a alarge lively place with a large diversity of trees and the diversity beachofmade trees of and rust theand beach made of rust and Individual housing andIndividual housing and eroded elements. The eroded workshop elements. is accessible The workshop by a is accessible by a atelier for an artist in atelier for an artist in small footbridge that was small first footbridge abandoned that and was rusty first abandoned and rusty residence at the Far- residence at the Farthen rehabilitated to offer then a rehabilitated sea bathing to for offer the a sea bathing for the vergården Museum vergården Museum inhabitants. inhabitants. located in Keterminde,located in Keterminde, The experience Atelier offers to the a new visitor experience by to the visitor by DK. DK.The Atelier offers a new allowing him to be inspired allowing by the himsurrounding to be inspired by the surrounding year yearlandscape and the water. landscape The project and the is composed water. The of project is composed of march 2019 march 2019 three spaces with an open three exhibition spaces with space an open to theexhibition space to the public, to the atelier and public, the living to thearea atelier which and is themore living area which is more individual project individual project intimate. The three spaces intimate. are The separated three spaces by c are separated by c onnections that allow onnections to have theirthat own allow autonomy. to have their own autonomy. critic critic Inspired by sunlight, the Inspired atelier by offers sunlight, a bright the atelier offers a bright Anne Pind Anne Pind experience to the artist. experience It is madetoofthe slatted artist.wood It is made of slatted wood with glass that at couldwith allow glass transparency that couldand allow create transparency and create exchange semester at exchange semester KADK, Copenhagen KADK, Copenhagen shadow. shadow.

HOUSE FOR AN ARTIST

Individual housing Individual housing

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HOUSE FOR AN ARTIST

1. Mass Plan 2. South elevation 3. Longitudinale section 4. Roof Plan 5. View of the project with the jetti

Roof Plan - 1 / 100

(5)

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Designing the hamlet of the future in Alligny-en-Morvan year Janvier 2021 with Théo Anorga Timothé Dupuis

LES CHEMINS PRODUCTIFS

critic Mathieu Mercuriali Peggy Garcia

The Morvan Territory is in full development. The goal of the productive paths project is to generate significant mobilization and the implementation of actions leading to the revitalization of the different entities that make up the territory. This desire is demonstrated by a reflection on visual and landscape connections but also built that we put in place. Our vocation was to generate a route linking the hamlet of the domain of La Lime in the main town, which led us to carry out more between Les Guttes Bonin and the domain of La Chaux, in the place where meet productive paths. This set functions as a symbiotic ecosystem made up of several developments created along the way, the productive path appears. This path is adapted to the morphology, topography and landscape of the Morvan and evolves to meet future needs or practices. Indeed, the different hamlets of Alligny, do not have connections or frank links between them. This is why the theme of productive paths seems not only to federate the territory and the different fragments that compose it but offer also the possibility of self-sufficiency acquired in several stages. Work is therefore being organized to strengthen the dynamics and the importance of paths, which make it possible to deal with and organize various themes dear to the Morvan which are those of mobility, production, storage and traffic of resources, not to mention tourism. The concepts of «interstice» and «spread» appear to be predominant in the desire to register the project in accordance with respect for the environment and the concept circular economy.

THE PRO Designing the hamlet of the future in

THE PRODUCTIVE ROADS Designing the hamlet of the future in Alligny-en-Morvan

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Local technique Chaudière

Batterie d'eau salée Ballon d'eau chaude et citernes

Colonne

Maison 1

Serre

Maison 2

Salle de jeu GSEducationalVersion GSPublisherVersion 550.76.82.100

Sdb

Chambre

Terrasse

Double Hauteur

Chambre

Serre

Maison 1

Ventilation

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Ventilation

Chaudière

Maison 2

Ballon d'eau chaude et citernes

Ventilation

Batterie d'eau salée Colonne

Local technique

THE PRODUCTIVES ROADS

Maison 1

Serre

Maison 2

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1. Floor plan of the greenhouse 2. View from the greenhouse 3. Section

Chambre

THE PRODUCTIVES ROADS

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4. Plan of one new eco-hamlet

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SPACE + LAB

Creation of a collective to offer decoration services to individuals and reference student competition projects

Space + Lab is the result of a 3-year collaboration with my associate Theo Anorga. Creation of a collective to offer decoration services to individuals and reference student competition projects year Septembre 2019 with Théo Anorga instagram @spaceandalb

After our meeting on the benches of the Paris-Malaquais school of architecture, we decided to found this collective with the aim of listing the student competitions in which we participate. In this way, we decided to provide help to private individuals to advise them on the design and how to furnish their apartment. This operational reflection lead us to carry out more than twenty small projects in order to find solutions to space problems which range from a simple problem of custom-made furniture in order to respond to the challenges of flexibility to reconsideration. total of a space to do something else.

S PA C E + L A B

This collective highlights the experimental role of design and domestic architecture. We believe in pushing the boundaries of what exists in order to come up with new projects.

1.Space Space represents architectural space a designing stories and narratives.

and highlights

1. Space

Space means architectural space.

2. Lab

The Lab highlights experimentations throught design and architecture.

3. Space + Lab

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54 AV VERSAILLES

54AV VERSAILLE

Renovation of a 70m² appartment in the 16th arrondissement of Paris

Renovation of a 70m² apartment in the 16th arrondissement of Paris

R E S T R U C T U R AT I O N D ’ U N A P PA R T E M E N T

year Décembre 2020 with Theo Anorga Individual project at Space+Lab

In accordance with the wishes of the sponsor, we have designed a warm and refined atmosphere. The materials used are mainly wood, brushed aluminum, waxed concrete and white melamine wood. We have therefore developed three major axes that we believe should be reflected in your apartment. First of all, we wanted to reveal transparency between the spaces in order to ventilate and illuminate the apartment. Also, a clear and uncluttered design according to the references given seemed to be the architectural response most conducive to flourishing in this «new place». Besides, we believe that the layout of the apartment has a potential for resilience and adaptability to the practices of today and tomorrow which suggests increasingly blurred boundaries between the workspace and the home. To do this, we are developing an open, multifunctional, renovated space with integrated furniture, from storage to the sofa, including the office. New proposals for the kitchen area make it possible to offer an adaptable module whose uses can range from teleworking to dining with friends. The compartmentalisation of a kitchen / generic space / living room sequence allows us to offer three layout proposals for this living space. These options also give us the possibility of playing with two other colors, hay beige and navy blue. The master bedroom has a new orientation and an integrated formwork allowing the creation of storage and night table included in the formwork. The bathroom grows and benefits from a pure and immaculate design thanks to the waxed concrete, its marble sink and wooden furniture reminiscent of the living room. Finally, the second bedroom is the subject of a renovation only thanks to integrated furniture, storage space and a seat.

ES PROJECT

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Meuble bois blanc et chêne

Tablette bois clair 2,75 3,41

Canapé sur mesure / Structure et assises

2,93

3,95

Façade bois noir

Chambre 1

5,74

10,24

Table bois clair (chêne) Rangement (bois blanc) et assise (chêne)

2,38

Vasque marbre 1,97

1,92

Salle de bain

Salle de bain (béton ciré couleur foin)

1,36 2,68

Façade bois blanc / Plan de travail marbre Façade rétroéclairée bois blanc

2,65

3,36

R E S T R U C T U R AT I O N D ’ U N A P PA R T E M E N T

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Module table de nuit / Rangement décoratif (chêne)

Chambre pare

Salon de lecture

Salon

Module hybride : Repas / Rangement/ Télétravail

Cuisine

entale

1. Technicals Plans 2. View of the new living room 3. View of the new bedroom 4. Night view with lights

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VORONOÏ

Parametric design of one model for a brand

Parametric design on Rhino and Grasshopper year January 2021 with Clermont Fu

In mathematics, a Voronoi diagram is a tessellation (slicing) of the plane into cells (adjacent regions) from a discrete set of points called «seeds». Each cell encloses a single germ, and forms the set of points on the plane that are closer to that germ than any other. In a way, the cell represents the «zone of influence» of the germ. More generally, it represents a decomposition of a metric space into cells (adjacent regions), determined by the distances to a discrete set of objects in space, usually a discrete set of points. In plane cells are called Voronoi polygons or Thiessen polygons, and in space Voronoi polyhedra. The challenge here was to create a prosthesis using a 3d printer after a search for shapes on Rhinoceros. The goal was for the shadows of the cells to dress the body.

VORONOÏ

This project was carried out in collaboration with Clermont Fu for the creation of a brand that makes swimwear made from crocodile skins recovered from the house of Hermès.

VORONOÏ

1. 1.

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3.2.

1. Render of the object made on Vray 1. Generation on Grasshopper 2.3. Photographies2.ofPhotography the model made for the shooting of the model

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DOM-PÉRIGNON DOM-PÉRIGNON Rehabilitation Rehabilitation and extension and extension of the of Saint-Pierre the Saint-Pierre d’Hautvilliers d’Hautvilliers Abbey Abbey

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Rehabilitation Rehabilitation and and extension extension of the Hautof the Hautvilliers’s villiers’s AbbayeAbbaye year year July 2020 July 2020 with with Remy Cointet Remy Cointet Sarah Delaunay Sarah Delaunay Amanda Amanda Verde Verde

DOM-PÉRIGNON

office office Snøhetta Snøhetta Paris Paris

The Saint-Pierre The Saint-Pierre d’Hautvillers d’Hautvillers abbeyabbey is a former is a former Benedictine Benedictine abbey, abbey, located located in the in commune the commune of Hautvillers, of Hautvillers, in the in Marne. the Marne. The abbey The abbey is owned is owned by theby Champagne the Champagne househouse Moët & Moët Chan& Chandon, of don, theof LVMH the LVMH group.group. In 2012, In 2012, the abbey the abbey cloister cloister was reswas restored tored and the andmissing the missing Saint-Hélène Saint-Hélène gate was gate rebuilt was rebuilt identi-identically by cally Moët by & Moët Chandon & Chandon in association in association with the with architects the architects of of the buildings the buildings of France. of France. The site Theofsite theofAbbey the Abbey of Hautvillers of Hautvillers is nowis used now used by thebychampagne the champagne househouse to welcome to welcome its most its most important important guests. guests. The challenge The challenge of thisofproject this project was towas allow to allow the Dom the Pérignon Dom Pérignon brandbrand to receive to receive prestigious prestigious guests guests on theonsite theinsite order in order to to invite invite them them to an to experience an experience that takes that takes placeplace over 24 over hours. 24 hours. The goal Thewas goaltherefore was therefore to design to design different different scenographic scenographic pro- programsgrams that would that would be occupied be occupied at different at different times times of theofday, the day, whether whether they were they were tasting tasting areas,areas, festivefestive areasareas or areas or areas for for resting resting and sleeping. and sleeping. The entire The entire site around site around the abbey the abbey has has been been redesigned redesigned whether whether in terms in terms of landscape of landscape in order in order to to highlight highlight the surrounding the surrounding hillsides hillsides by creating by creating a walka in walk thein the garden garden and highlighting and highlighting the views, the views, or theor new theone. newextension one. extension whichwhich wouldwould be embedded be embedded in theinsite thesosite asso notastonot obstruct to obstruct the views the views of theof Abbey. the Abbey. Indeed, Indeed, the new theproject new project fits into fitsthe into existing the existing topography topography and and offersoffers a unique a unique experience experience to guests to guests by registering by registering at theat the same same level as level theas existing the existing cellars. cellars. The bedrooms The bedrooms are oriented are oriented towards towards unobstructed unobstructed viewsviews and open and open to thetodistance. the distance. The The cloister cloister is restructured is restructured according according to thetoold theplans old plans of theofAbthe Abbey, thus bey,revealing thus revealing the old the foundations. old foundations.

Do Pé

Domaine Dom Pérignon

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5 Stars 5 Stars Hotel Hotel

POINTE DU BOUT HOTEL

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POINTE DU BOUT HOTEL

POINTE POINTEDU DU BOUT BOUTHOTEL HOTEL For decades, For decades, the seaside the seaside activity activity and and the privatization the privatization of the ofseashores the seashores havehave participated participated in the in transformation the transformation of the of French the French and and internatiointernational coasts nal coasts by the by construction the construction of facilities of facilities inherent inherent to these to these mass mass tou- tourist flows. Whether fortunate or unfortunate, these constructions rist flows. Whether fortunate or unfortunate, these constructions havehave ated at ed altizre aliz Projec Prtojreec a negative impact on their environment the stability oftenoften had had a negative impact on their environment and and the stability of of risParis etta etta øhPa SnøhSn the surrounding biodiversity. is therefore essential today to reduce the surrounding biodiversity. It is Ittherefore essential today to reduce the environmental the environmental impact impact of this of activity. this activity. challenge of competition the competition to find sufficiently innovative The The challenge of the was was to find sufficiently innovative architectural architectural responses responses to limit to limit the environmental the environmental impact impact of construcof construcPointe Pointe du Bout du Bout project, project, tion tion and and allowallow the development the development of biodiversity? of biodiversity? 5 stars 5 stars hotel hotel a hotel complex be built today minimizing its carHowHow can can a hotel complex be built today whilewhile minimizing its caryear year bon footprint and offering sustainable and responsible construction bon footprint and offering sustainable and responsible construction August August 2020 2020 techniques a local activity needs be revitalized perpetechniques for afor local activity that that needs to betorevitalized and and perpewith with tuated? tuated? Axel Mak Axel Mak Indeed, having passed a first selection, 5 selected agencies Indeed, afterafter having passed a first selection, the 5the selected agencies received the specifications: Snøhetta, Philippe Stark, RDAI, Kengo received the specifications: Snøhetta, Philippe Stark, RDAI, Kengo officeoffice Snøhetta Snøhetta ParisParis Kuma AW2. client, the Karukera group, to build a luxuKuma and and AW2. The The client, the Karukera group, aimsaims to build a luxury hotel / resort on Pointe the Pointe du Bout in town the town of Trois ry hotel / resort on the du Bout site site in the of Trois IletsIlets in in Martinique. dense program offered by hotel the hotel be followed Martinique. The The dense program offered by the mustmust be followed in footsteps the footsteps of old the «Mériden» old «Mériden» hotel, which the form in the of the hotel, which tooktook the form of a of a single building located in middle the middle of plot. the plot. single building located in the of the damaged poorly served, requires significant ThisThis site,site, nownow damaged and and poorly served, requires significant en- environmental treatment which is the of the project. vironmental treatment which is subject the subject of Snøhetta the Snøhetta project. The The hotelhotel takes the form of several unitsunits that that act as along takes the form of several actinsularities as insularities along the route drawn by the of the starting fromfrom the reception the route drawn by shape the shape of site, the site, starting the reception located on the to the ThisThis is the of of located on hill the at hillthe at entrance the entrance to site. the site. is subject the subject special treatment. ThisThis remote part part of the formerly usedused as aas a special treatment. remote of site, the site, formerly meridian cinema, will become a restaurant offering an extraordinary meridian cinema, will become a restaurant offering an extraordinary sensory experience. The The rooms are embodied in small unitsunits grouped sensory experience. rooms are embodied in small grouped into small islands which can can sometimes be private in the of villas. into small islands which sometimes be private inform the form of villas. The The reception, embedded in the of the follows its its reception, embedded in topography the topography of hill, the hill, follows circular shape. ThisThis allows the creation of the of the and and circular shape. allows the creation of core the core of hotel the hotel therefore the development of a of reception, bar, bar, restaurant, swimming therefore the development a reception, restaurant, swimming poolpool accessible to occasional customers. Other programs suchsuch as as accessible to occasional customers. Other programs bars,bars, beach restaurants, swimming pools and and spasspas are available fur- furbeach restaurants, swimming pools are available ther ther ahead of the and and provide the necessary privacy for hotel ahead of course the course provide the necessary privacy for hotel residents. Finally, some beaches accessible during the day to the residents. Finally, some beaches accessible during the day to the public, allowallow the visit of the fort. fort. Access is privatized in the public, the visit of military the military Access is privatized in the evening for the of hotel guests only.only. evening for benefit the benefit of hotel guests

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Accueil, Hôtel Pointe du

POINTE DU BOUT HOTEL

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1.2. Perspective of the entrance hall with its views of the surrounding landscape. 3. Perspective of a hotel room.

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Suite, Hôtel Pointe du Bout, Snøhetta

Nathan Baudoin

Architect M.Arch