Architectural Portfolio 2017 - Paul de Greslan

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PORTFOLIO 2017

+ 33 6 85 43 65 49 / pauldg@hotmail.fr

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FRENCH ARCHITECTURE STUDENT WITH A BACHELOR DEGREE PAUL DE GRESLAN Email : pauldg@hotmail.fr Tel / mobile : + 33 6 85 43 65 49 Address : 246 rue de la Convention, 75015 Paris, France Date and location of birth : 07.09.1994 at Nouméa, New Caledonia.

Nationality : French

EDUCATION Since February 2017 : Master Transformation at the École Nationale d’Architecture de la Ville et des Territoires de Marne la Vallée ( ENSAVT), specialized in urban, social and architectural transformations.

September 2016 to January 2017 : First semester of master at Waterford Institute of Technology, Ireland.

September 2012 to July 2015 : Bachelor supervised by Florence Lipsky at the École Nationale d’Architecture de la Ville et des Territoires of Marne la Vallée, France. 2015’s valedictorian and best bachelor thesis.

2011 Scientific “baccalauréat” with a grade A pass.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES - 16 months of architectural internships May to July 2016 Placement in Bull O’Sullivan architects, in Auckland, New Zealand September 2015 to March 2016 Long term internship in ATELIERS LION ASSOCIÉS Architectes Urbanistes Paysagistes, Grand Prix de l’urbanisme (highest french award for urbanism). Collaborate to a 6 000 dwellings urbanism project on a disused hopital site, with shops and equipments : made plot planning specifications notes for 24 architects, realized feasibility studies and urban scenario, discussed with city delegates, developers and architects.

August 2014 Placement in CAYROL ARCHITECTES agency in New Caledonia. Collaborated actively to agency projects, investigated architectural solutions, realized on site follow up.

February 2013 On site placement in FABER SA enterprise. Reviewed how the different companies are collaborating and what roles they each have. Supervised the evolution of the building process within the construction timetable, and wrote daily reports to the client.

March to May 2012 Work experience (3 months) in CAYROL ARCHITECTES agency. Learned the architectural process from sketches to site, analyzed the coordination between the different agency members December 2011 Placement in VUE SUR MER ARCHITECTURE agency. First contact with the architecture job

SKILLS Language : French - mother tong / English - fluent / German - basic Software Mastering : Intensive training on Autocad, Sketchup pro, Rhinoceros, 3DSmax, Photoshop, Indesign, Illustrator, and Dial +. Archicad, Vegas Pro Movie Maker and the Office suite.

Manual skills : Patient and perfectionist, models are an extensive part of my daily work. My spare time is often used to create pieces of furniture and other wood objects Clean driving license

INTERESTS Discovered a wild range of lifestyles and architectures Stays : New Caledonia (18 years ), Ireland (5 months), New Zealand (5 months ) and Australia (3 months) Trips : Vanuatu, Spain, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Scotland, China.

New Caledonian freestyle scooter champion from 2008 to 2012, sponsored by different brands (Dissidence/AO) and shops in France and in New Caledonia. Developed my determination and reinforced my self confidence Created and published videos of my passions since the age of 12 (70 000 views)

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HE GENERATOR - Aerospace cooperative of Mureaux, France - 2017 Mutualisation of archives and associated services

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It’s not surprising that like in plenty other places, the metallic boxes grappe substracted itself from its environment, in order to sprawl and to find autarky. Doing so, the territorial peculiarity, the Genius Loci of the place has been buried under the developments of one of a kind industry, the Aerospace. This milieu turned into an impregnable fortress, preventing inhabitants from enjoying their landscape, between the Forest of Verneuil and the River la Seine.

If Ariane colonises space, taking-off from Earth to find new territories, couln’t Airbus subtly reconnects itself to earthlings where it settled down?

How could the industrial area of Airbus and its subcontractors be inputted into the daily life of the inhabitants of the Mureaux town ?

The Cooperative blooms, it is the link, the mounting and the federation of several entities to gain in economical strength and working productivity. Its clustering creates a complex ecosystem which allows flexibility and visibility toward a great public. The Archives building is the Totem at the macroscopic scale, while being a sleeping and static programm generating multiple externalities of its peripheries : a confidential heart, even more, an iconic Monument. What we call an Interrelationship Generator.

Then, just as in our solar system where planets gravitate around the Sun : programmes activate around the Treasure Chest, which feeds them and allows them to exist. Its bark cladding protects the ressources. Going from the Forum to the Promontory and to the Belvedere, we brush knowledge accumulated for ages, throughout an emblematic stairway that breaches the Archives. At this stage, the busy business man meets the curious ordinary citizen : intriguing situation.

This meeting is specially remarkable along the crossing from the River to the Woods, via the footbridge over the train rails. Beyond a simple walk through path, it is also a stopover, a promontory overhanging calcicolous prairies preserved on the top of the exhibitions spaces. Thus, these compose incredible biodiversity reserves in a mineral urban environment. This promontory is sheltered in a forest of timber pillars, that support the Archives building.

The original sawmill of mister Coutin, the site former programme, vanishes but the atmosphere stays still, through the care given to vegetation. Indeed, the outskirt brownfields are protected during all the construction phase in order to develop freely and finely act as a forest edge. The borders are the sanctuary. They protect and enable to glimpse at the same time, in an other manner that by the oftenly used barbed wire.

Eventually, the artificially digged timber stocking pit now acts as a carpark, respecting the rainwater natural cycle with a porous yet solid ground. Likewise, the clearing spread between the subsidiary programmes to form a place allowing for diverse uses.

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HE GENERATOR - Aerospace cooperative of Mureaux, France - 2017 Mutualisation of archives and associated services

Erecting a landmark at an urban crossroads

Archives building cladding : Douglas sawing edges leftovers: the facades evolve and loose their bark within 10 years

Summer : chimney effect

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Winter : intermediate space

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Extensive green roof

Permanent exhibition space

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1 - Erecting a totem

2 - Spreading and hybriding the grid

3 - Crossing and contemplating

4 - Emphasizing the “already here”

Thermal solar pannels

ETFE dome

√ 42 m

Restaurant

Library √ 36 m

Archives

√ 32 m √ 28 m √ 24 m √ 20 m √ 16 m √ 12 m

Promontory √6m

Forum √0m

Delivery

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HE GENERATOR - Aerospace cooperative of Mureaux, France - 2017 Mutualisation of archives and associated services

The Cooperative targets

From the Archives to the citizen

Programmatic rhythm

The promontory, from crossing to sightseeing A lantern for the town

The clearing, a multiple uses space

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RBAN REGENERATION- Naas, Irlande - 2016 Business incubator and dwellings linking the Main Street to the suburbs

Links between Naas and Dublin : The highway supports most of the exchange

Urban scheme : A green continuum, from the countryside to the town centre

1 - Purge the backyards of their derelict structures

2 - Use the existing to design the Continuum

3 - Sequence with distinctive landscapes

4 - Insert the programms

Programmatic synergy along the Continuum

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The project, a bi-directionnal gate between the Main Street and the suburbs

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The Ivy

The activity along the Continuum

Pop up’ Exhibition

Fitness Center

The patio, heart of the incubator

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RBAN REGENERATION- Naas, Irlande - 2016 Business incubator and dwellings linking the Main Street to the suburbs

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RBAN REGENERATION- Naas, Irlande - 2016 Business incubator and dwellings linking the Main Street to the suburbs

West dwellings

The west balconies, along the living rooms, are doubled with an adjustable layer to allow their use at all time of the year. Indeed, the louver bay can be closed, partialy opened or completly opened.

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East dwellings

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Winter garden scale Sc. 1/50 1- Concrete pillar 20*30 2- Concrete slab th.20 with thermal break 3- Steel H beam 20*20 4- Steel U beam 15*20 5- Corrugated steel sheet 6- Steel handrail 7- Adapatable louvers bay 8- Concrete cover with floor heating th.5 9- Timber Joist 20*10 10- Polyurethane insulation panel th.5 11- Rock wool insulation th.20 12- Timber deck 13- Painted plywood ceiling th.3 14- Plywood panel th.2 15- Plaster panel th.2 16- Waterproof screen 17- Vapour barrier

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ARIOUS PROJECTS - BULL O’SULLIVAN - Auckland, NZ - 2015/2016 Model crafting for projects at different designing stages

Site relief sc. 1/200

House extension sc. 1/100

Tennis club sc. 1/200

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Relaxation shed sc. 1/20

House extension sc. 1/100

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AISON BLANCHE - Ateliers Lion Associés - Neuilly sur Marne - 2015/2016 Collaboration on a 6 000 dwellings urbanism project, on a disused hospital site

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Croissant-Vert park

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L’Avenir district

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Suffren Avenue Les Fauvettes district

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English garden

Psychiatric hospital of Ville-Évrard

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The XIXth century buildings are re-used, an other is created

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AISON BLANCHE - Ateliers Lion Associés - Neuilly sur Marne - 2015/2016 Collaboration on a 6 000 dwellings urbanism project, on a disused hospital site

Re-used pavillion

Re-used pavillion Existing castle

5. View from the metro station entrance

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Psychiatric hospital of Ville-Évrard

5. Castle esplanade study, protecting the spirit of place

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Bike shelter concept

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EDAGOGIC CONSTRUCTION HALL - ENSAVT - 2015 Design of the architecture school extension, with Lou Papelier

Following the transversality principle of the school

Urban emulation

Taking benefit from the sun

Toward a pedestrian and a landscape continuum

Studios

Construction hall

Laboratories Administration

Student residence

Shared flats 6m

Circulation 3m

Simple flats 6m

√ 9,2 m

√ 6,2 m

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Students rooms 6m

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Shared space 9m

Residence piazza 7m

Landscaped ditch 6m

Hall Parking

Longitudinal section sc. 1/2 000

Ground floor sc. 1/2 000

√ 12 m Summer ventilation

Co-working

√7m Meeting room √ 3,5 m

Construction hall piazza 13 m

Construction hall 12 m

Stock 10 m

Transversal section sc. 1/500

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EDAGOGIC CONSTRUCTION HALL - ENSAVT - 2015 Design of the architecture school extension, with Lou Papelier Roof

1 Cold roofing complex with acoustic sub-ceiling Structure

2 5 inverted gantries 3 Longitudinal bracing by a multi-gantry

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4 Curtain wall South facade

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6 Rolling steel shutter 7 Adaptable solar protection skin

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Working studio

8 Vertical technical core

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9 320m2 of Co-working in mezzanine 10 Meeting and working rooms

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Construction hall

11 Bridge crane 12 320 m2 of stock

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13 480 m2 free to use 14 Mobil bleachers Exterior

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15 Stairs 16 South Piazza 17 Landscaped ditch Exploded axonometric view of the construction hall

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Structural model sc. 1/50

Volumetric model sc. 1/200

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FFORDABLE AND STUDENT HOUSING - Paris, France - 2014 - 2015 147 dwellings on an industrial site in transformation 37 m R+12

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Closing the urban block

Volumetric predispositions

Neighborhood bias

Student dwellings (72) 6h32 6h44

147 dwellings 94 + 53 out of PLU

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Density: report to the urban regulation

Surface libre 13% Surface bâtie 52%

Affordable dwellings (75)

Sunlight benefits

1655 m² ground floor surface 412 m² permeable surface

Pleine terre 35%

1103 m² unbuilt surface : 264,2 % of PLU

Comparison with the urban regulation

Common terrace

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Program organization

81 students / 224 tenants

T4 12 %

Etudiant 49 %

T3 31 %

total : 305 users DENSITY : 96 214 Men/ha

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Dwellings types

Forest yard

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72 student dwellings

75 affordable dwellings

ThĂŠodore Deck St.

Vegetated courtyard

Common terrace

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Longitudinal section sc. 1/1 000

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FFORDABLE AND STUDENT HOUSING - Paris, France - 2014 - 2015 147 dwellings on an industrial site in transformation

Lignature floor system KLH wall system Prefabricated bathroom Sealed loggia

Student dwelling 18 m²

Self-supporting deck Lignature floor system KLH wall system Prefabricated bathroom Sealed loggia

Affordable dwelling 63 m²

Winter ventilation

Summer ventilation

Vegetated courtyard

Tranversal section sc. 1/500

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RBANISM, STRUCTURE AND ARCHITECTURE - Roissy en Brie, France - 2014 Strategy for a car-dominated town, with Anahide Nahhal & Marie-Laure Plamandon La Marne

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RBANISM, STRUCTURE AND ARCHITECTURE - Roissy en Brie, France - 2014 Urban suture project : footbridge and local equipment

Overlooking the park

Central square

Park

North connexion

Railroad

Crossing the railroad

Sports plain

Youth centre

South connexion

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Walking along the sports plain

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Associations premises

Park

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The square : commodity shops, restaurant and multipurpose room

Corten steel balustrade, cut and folded (th.1,8 cm) Oak pillar (Ø 15 cm)

Oak pillar (Ø 15 cm)

Locust tree deck Oak beam (10 cm*25 cm) Steel beam Steel tie bar (Ø 1,5 cm) Steel plate

Maquette ech 1/20

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ABITAT INDIVIDUEL - Champs sur Marne - 2013 Maison en kit, autoconstructible et ĂŠvolutive Douglas joist, 15*7.5cm

Basic gantry

Joining plate

Assembling instructions

Model sc. 1/50

The garden extends the living room

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Living room

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CONOMY OF MEANS- ENSAVT - 2013 Ultra light and lifted structure, 5 kg

The great final

The team checking the structure

Joining detail - bamboo, rope and resin

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UT OF SCHOOL PROJECT - TiarĂŠ beach, New Caledonia - 2013 Secondary Residence

The adaptable layers can adjust to climatical conditions

Natural v en using ch tilation imney eff ect

South West Alizee winds Bedrooms

Beach view Living room

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Rainwater collecting tank

Concrete slab inertia

Transversal section sc. 1/200

Central circulation

The living room, opened on the view and protected from the sun

PAUL DE GRESLAN

+33 6 85 43 65 49 / pauldg@hotmail.fr