Portfolio 2023 Anna-Louisa Hahn-Woernle

anna-louisa hahn-woernle 7. semester in architecture, master ETH Zürich, switzerland portfolio 2025

education & experience Anna-Louisa Hahn-Woernle ahahnwoer@ethz.ch 0041 79 922 82 19 02.07.2001 CH Fryfangstrasse 18 CH-8849 Alpthal

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2005-2013 Kindergarden, Maternelle Excideuil, FR Primaryschool, Schulhaus Herrengasse, Schwyz 2012-2014

Waitress, Skihut, Schwyz

2013-2019

Gymnasium, Stiftsschule Einsiedeln

2015-2019

Stiftstheather Einsiedeln

2017

Student Exchange, Collegio Papio, Ascona Delf B2, french language diploma

2018

Maturaarbeit, „Veganismus, ein Selbstversuch im Umfeld von Schule und Familie“ Volunteering, High school Namwala, Zambia

2019

Eidgenössische Matura in the Subjects English, French, German, Latin and Mathematics

2020

3 months internship, HPK Architekten, Einsiedeln CH

2020-2023 Bachelor in Architecture, ETH, Zürich

20/21: Prof. Andrea Deplazes 21/22: Prof. Momoyo Kaijima

Autumn 22: Prof. Hubert Klumpner

Spring 23: Prof. Anna Puigjaner 2023

Focus-project „Snake Bench 2.0“, Prof. Momoyo Kaijima, ETHZ 6 months internship, lilin architects, Zürich CH

2024 4 months internship, Atelier du Pont, Paris FR 2024 Master in Architecture, ETH, Zürich Autumn 24: Prof. Mariam Issoufou Kamara PROGRAMS:

Archicad, Adobe (Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator, Fresco) Excel, Blender, Fusion 360, Prusaslicer

LANGUAGES:

Swissgerman, German, Englisch, French, Italian

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nu et humain MEN, Neuchâtel

Reacting on the current museum-practise of exhibiting dead objects far away from their living culture, we developed a bathhouse as to house a place where culture can live and be lived. By simultaniously cleaning water from the now polluted river seyon we not only give it back to neuchatel but also repurpose the conglomerate of the three different buildings of the existing Museum.

The bathhouse should exist as save place from wich to explore differrent realities, rituals and natures.

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José Philippe Häni, Anna Hahn-Woernle Professor Mariam Issoufou Kamara, ETHZ Autumnsemster 2024

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Stone existing concrete slab existing concrete beam

recycled concrete Vapor barrier

Rammed earth Tadelakt

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We see washing as a daily act of self-care and the possiblity to cleanse body and soul. We therefore also encourage the cleansing of the museum in a symbolical way by introducing the water basins and rooms into the existing structures without hiding their history.

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easy care Badnerstrasse, Zürich

Starting with the novel „easy reading“ by Christina Morales we developed a health care system primarily targeting people with neurodivergency as experienced by the characters in the book.

Our approach was to introduce the concept of interdependency as an alternative to total dependency. As the System focusses on everyday tasks which can determine wether or not one will be institutionalized, the buildings target the subjects of washing, sharing and informing.

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Sophia Begun, Lucie Delacoste, Anna Hahn-Woernle Professor Anna Pugjaner, ETHZ Springsemster 2023

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To assure that this project can also be undersood by the target group it would be built for, we developed the concept of easy architecture, deriving directly from easy reading. How can architecture be made easily understandable for anybody? Our suggestion is not to simplify the architecture but rather to explain every used component so that the possibility of VIEW FROM ABOVE CUT additional information is always on hand.

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Public means that anyone in the neighborhood can go there to do the laundry.

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The washing house is a public space.

Since doing the laundry lasts a few hours, you may have to wait there.

In the meantime, you can do other things: You can have a shower, read a book, make new friends.

If you have a problem, you can ask someone for help.

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cable & care Kigali, Rwanda

A Health Care system focusing on mobility, connection and creating centres for excluded neighborhoods.

Looking at the present and future population data of Kigali a cable car system allows densification while assuring mobility and connection through out the city. The cable car stations house medical units which focus on the maintenance of physical and mental health.

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Anna-Louisa Hahn-Woernle Professor Hubert Klumpner, ETHZ Autumnsemster 2022

Small buildings with a medical unit on the bottom floor and a roofed space on the top follow the topography and create a communal public space.

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Visualization of the long term effects Cable & Care could have in the neighborhood.

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snake bench Oerlikon, Zürich

As an intervention for a public space we designed and built a flexible and adaptive piece of furniture. It consists of multiple bench and stool elements. The furniture has been further developed during a focus-project and has now an integrated storage space and an exchangable joint for even more flexibility.

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Anna-Louisa Hahn-Woernle, Anna Maria Essig, Tim Furrer, José Häni, Moira Martinez-Avial, Nora Moser, Michelle Peyer, Jonas Pfeffer Professor Momoyo Kaijima, ETHZ Springsemster 2022 + Vertiefungsarbeit

Flexible joints allow the snake bench to be transformed into different positions and forms and adapt to the individual needs of the users.

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Overview of all the plans Anna-Louisa Hahn-Woernle

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