Swiss Design Center 2012-2015

2012 2015

S ebastien Tu n esi A r c h i t e c t e d ' i n t ĂŠ r i e u r

Tunesi sebastien - Rue du premier mars 15 / 2108 Couvet - E-mail: sebastien.tunesi@gmail.com

The

[PROJET_01] threshold

[PROJET_02]

Hotel

reception

Place

of rest

The

[PROJET_03]

[PROJET_04] urinals

Neighbourhood

Swiss Design Center Av.de la gare 1003 Lausanne

[PROJET_05] library

[Architecture_Portfolio] 2012-2015 Etudiant Architecture d’intérieur

Bar Café

Landscaping Display Shelf

Construction Heightening

[PROJET_06]

[AMEUBLEMENT]

[CONSTRUCTION]

[PROJET DE DIPLÔME] architecture workshop

Projet_01 The

threshold

"The threshold The Passage in outside?

is the limit delineating another state. question here is the look.

How

Âť

does the inside open to the

Problem: Create a passageway through a medieval era stone wall.

- The wall height is 3.80m.
 - Its thickness is 1.40 m.
 - The wall separates a stone place from a natural grove.

- The place is 80cm higher than the grove.

- The length of the wall is not important.

Approach: For

this project my aim is to exploit the openings as a transition space, to see it even as a place, all

based on a

10cm

ratio.

The study of the particular layout of the framework, allowed me to make two distinct facades.

From the side of the place which is 80cm lower than the grove, I chose to make an opening showing firstly the passage, and also access to a dominant level.

On the other side my choice fell on the making of an opening the size of a standard door. Given the culminating height of the place, the railing will create the framework.

Also the coloured concrete in the ground opposite the stone will produce a powerful appeal.

Projet_02 Hotel

reception

Problem: Arranging

a space allowing both convenient circulation and an operating work area for two receptionists.

standing of the hotel must be

Fuggi".

3

stars.

The

clientele consists of tourists and theme-based group

"Mordi

The e

Approach: My concept is based on high visibility for clients and for staff.

The spaces created have been defined by the layout.

This layout has created circulation, a reception area and a private area.

Upon entering the hotel, the customer is immediately directed to the desk and not to the rooms, or the restaurant, private areas of the hotel.

The layout plan is devised from the overall design. This keeps the direction of the desk.

All furniture measures 75cm high except the desk. The latter has a wooden board overhanging the concrete monolith thus providing a height of 1m15.

The same treatment is given to the foundations of which the cavity is 45cm raised by a board giving a 50cm height. This plank generates a visual effect, of lightness and a wider utility.

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Projet_03 Place A

of rest

succession of arches allows the insertion of four different architectural programmes.

of this type of construction in many cities; for example the large bridge of

Lausanne

We

will find traces

Switzerland. The While appropriate to its dein

proposed activities are a place of rest, the neighbourhood library, four guest rooms and urinals. preserving the overall unity of the arches each space will have to find its identity ployment.

The

templates of the arches are to be observed.

Problem: This

theme is a reflection on the framing.

Approach: For

the research project,

escape from everyday

It

I stress.

took as a basic concept the theme of the mezzanine, a perched place where we

is necessary that the project can be seen by passers-by that there is transparency, that the function is

visible.

The The The

whole building is built around research on the

5cm.

dimension.

structure is entirely made of masonry and has two entries both functional and structural. pillars work in different ways: they support the stairs and the paving stone.

guardrails and shape the seating.

In

addition, they act as

The structure has a negative joint between the paving stone and the arch to give it an effect of lightness.

Regarding the appeal, the north side has a narrow pillar and a long walk overflowing the infrastructure.

Whereas the south side is the opposite: a large pillar and a short walk.

Regarding framing, the first gives a view looking down on the square, the second gives a facial view of the latter. As far as the third is concerned being in a supine position, it gives a view of the continuity of the small arch.

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Projet_04 The

urinals

Problem: This

theme reflects on the

"house"

in the house.

Approach: the research project, the concept is based on the theme of thermal baths.

For

can wander, experience emotions through different blocks.

This

project needs to be in relation with the environment.

Each

zone has a communal hand-wash basin.

logy of arches all while maintaining their proportions.

A

The

Thermal

baths or their use

structure is symmetrical, it becomes an ana-

cross distribution provides access to different sectors and of-

fers a simple movement with two axes serving the blocks.

We

see that the structure contains the dimensions of the arch that houses and aligns with the cornice.

compartments offer a ceiling height disproportionate in relation to the human scale. generate sensations, emotions.

Because

intimate blocks

of its great height, structure favours the entry of natural light into the building.

in texture with the arch creates an external appeal and produces a threshold effect.

The

These

doors are marked by a metal frame.

and rails.

The

The

The

The

difference

proportion and materiality of these tubes are set by the taps

entire building consists of an orderly stacking of stone of different heights, each level

runs along the entire structure and retains the same height.

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Projet_05 Neighbourhood

library

Problem: This

theme reflects on the thickness of the empty space or the thickness of the facade.

Approach: On

researching this project,

I

chose the theme of steps, a structure allowing a view of

the horizon no matter where the person is located.

The

structure must be permeable, being able to be crossed by the users who regard it as a

free and open space.

On the left side the ry. On the right, a This staircase is the

desk detects the whereabouts of users within the walls of the libra-

staircase along the wall where the books are on show.

basis of this project, it unifies and brings together all the ele-

ments in this construction. in the wall.

The

At

the level of each

'

donkey's foot', lie shelves embedded

wall has two entries both structural and functional.

It

supports the staircase, the

landing stone flooring, the window frames, but also the books in the shelves.

Each compartment of the The access to the floor

latter is built based on the entire project. gives three frames.

The

first front offers a view over the place

while the other two on the sides, allows the continuity of the arches to show.

This structure with large glass In addition, it has a desk and

facades, creates a powerful appeal. storage situated under the stairs.

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Projet_06 Bar

Texte C construction Ă

afĂŠ

Problem: A

coffee bar is a place containing an atmosphere, character and its own special identity.

many aspects will regulate the perception of the user.

The cafe is situated at Yverdon. The space must outside.

a crossing point. have seating, a

The bar,

entrance is located on rue de la

Therefore,

Plaine 25

located in

toilets and a signage element creating its appeal to the

Approach: In this project, I wanted to re-dimension the space by creating a second inhabited skin.

These winding premises shaped like a hose, with little natural light, made me think of a tunnel. From there, I wanted to accentuate the tunnel impression by a vault. The latter is translucent retro- style polycarbonate held by metal hoops.

All the technology passes behind the vault.

The frame of this vault allows the installation of doors giving access to the multipurpose room of the floor which is in its original state, as toilets or storage.

The frame also allows the insertion of niches where we find the working tools useful for the proper functioning of the establishment, or seating.

The vault overhangs the pavement creating an appeal and then tightens in the middle before gradually widening creating a dynamism to the room.

By the continuation of this eaves are created allowing customers to shelter while enjoying the garden.

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AmĂŠnagement Landscaping Display Shelf Problem: The

goal is to create a display shelf based on a book whose location can be private or

public.

It

must be built in glass respecting the dimensions of its use.

Approach: My choice This book

"Architecture un sport de combat� by Rudy Ricciotti. explains according to Mr. Ricciotti, that architects do not take enough so for the shape I adopted, the overhang.

As this book is new, the choice fell on libraries. fell on the book

risks,

Construction Construction Heightening Problem: The

owners of a small house in the peripheral area of the town of

their building. of

14

metres.

Their As the

Renens,

wanted to raise the height of

goal was to create additional housing in the current attic not exceeding a height building dated from

elevation were requested.

1951,

thoughts on the thermal and sound insulation of this

Approach: The

owners of a small apartment building, wanting to raise part of their building currently used as an

attic.

The

exercise is to assess the realisable potential to develop a house and to reflect on the ther-

mal and sound insulation.

In

this project,

I considered using the entire surface available, to create a completely open living (loft). Skylights have been put on the south side and the north side so that future users can benefit from natural light.

The skylights were placed methodically. They follow the sequencing of the windows of the lower levels. space

Project_DiplĂ´me Architecture Workshop CHALLENGE: Design

your future architecture workshop for

6

people

- Hall - Reception - Workspace with individual workstations - Conference room - Architect Library - Separate W.C. for men and women/disabled - Archives - Mockup/materiality space - Technical area Approach As

part of this project,

I

have chosen to work on designing an architectural workshop.

Its

impressive shaping amongst the landscape is the first thing that one retains from this project.

ners.

It

The

This

spectacular carrier structure supports the contai-

spine of the project takes the form of a footbridge reaching towards the horizon.

separates the large open-plan workspace from the served and servant spaces.

project intends to be rational and very functional, it remains very

While adventurous..

the

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INTERVENANT

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ETUDIANT

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"I would like to thank Professor Mario Borreggine for his brilliant expert participation, as well as the advice he gave at the project workshops."

"Simplicity is the perfect harmony between the beautiful, the useful and the just."

Frank Lloyd Wright