Portfolio 2022 - Inge Therkildsen - English

PORTFOLIO

Architecte D.E Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture Paris Val de Seine

CURRICULUM VITAE 3

1 STUDY CADE - HEMEA 4 Case - Hiring process

November 2022

2 esquisse colonies 14 Case - hiring process 2021 3 WORK EXPERIENCE 16 Colonies 2021 - 2022

4 au fil de la petite ceinture 36

Graduation project

Febuary 2021 - Semester 10

WORK EXPERIENCE

INGE-MARIE THERKILDSEN

Junior Architect & Interior Designer

JUNIOR ARCHITECT & INTERIOR DESIGNER - Internship followed by term contract

Colonies - Paris | 07/2021 - 06/2022

• Architect and designer for shared apartment projects (75-200m2) and coliving houses (300-450m2)

• Production of initial feasibilities of larger scale projects in collaboration with the real estate development team

• Production of technical plans and working alongside project managers during the design phase

• Transversal tasks: updating of templates and prototypes amongst other tasks

ENGLISH ASSISTANT - all levels - part time

I-tracing - Paris, La Défense | 10/2020 - 03/2021

• Individual classes for employees of a cybersecurity company

EVENT HOSTESS - part time

Mahola, Marianne International, Allure, France Prestige - Paris 02/2016 - 02/2019

• Reception, registration, checkroom, allocation of seats, information desk

Paris, 75014 +33 6 51 38 47 44

ingemarie1994@yahoo.fr

Date of birth : October 9th, 1994 Nationalities : french & danish

EDUCATION

master OF architecture

Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture Paris Val de Seine 2018- 2021 Graduation with honors - febuary 2021

BACHELOR OF ARCHITECTURE

Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture Paris Val de Seine 2013 - 2017

HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA Prins Henrik Skole | French High School of Copenhagen | 2009 - 2012 French & danish diploma INTERNSHIPS

studio hoxha Paris, France I 01/08/2017 - 30/08/2017

fRENCH

ENGLISH

dANISH GERMAN

LANGUAGES SKILLS autocad photoshop indesign

sketchup revit enscape

3rd bachelor year mikkelsen arkitekter Copenhagen, Denmark I 15/02/2015 - 30/02/2015

2nd bachelor year

case study - hemea

Requested:

• Two renovation options of the appartment

• a mood board and/or materials board

• A room of choice modeled in 3D

Client profile:

Young dynamic couple, first time buyers of a 54m2 located in the 11th district of Paris.

Antoine works in tech and Lucie works in webmar keting. They both have a sensitivity to design, their dream ambiance would be warm and dynamic. They accumulate objects and need to maximize storage space. They also plan to have a child in the next 1 to 2 years and love to have friends and family over. In addition to that, they work from home and sometimes simultaneously.

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Requirements:

●a bedroom or master suite if possible

●a bathroom

●an open kitchen

●a living room

●one to two home office spaces

●storage space

existing plan

• bolder option of the two with heavier modifications

• L shaped kitchen with a peninsula

• master suite with bathroom

• separated wc

• former bathroom turned into small office space that can later be used as a nursery

• a second office space is located in the master suite

• storage is provided in the hallway and in the living room

• projector can be added in the living room according to clients needs

• no wall modifications

• I shaped kitchen

• bedroom with a 160cm bed and a bed board for bedside storage

• separated wc

• office placed in the sec ond bedroom with possibil ity to add a crib

• second office space placed in the corridor

• storage in the bathroom for cleaning items

• shelving is provided in the living room with closed storage at the bottom for clutter

Colonies Esquisse

Case project done for the Colonies job interview.

Topic : To make a proposal fof a "semi-common" of 45 sqm with a 9 sqm of window surface area

The semi-common was to include a kitchen, a dining room and a living room for 8 to 12 roommates. Presentation done in English.

Inge-Marie Therkildsen

Shared living room for colivers 45m² // 8 to 12 people

Natural sunlight from East and West Cross ventilation Open plan Warm athmosphere

Floor plan

WORK EXPERIENCE

Position description

Junior Architect & Interior Designer

Colonies - Coliving start-up company

July1st 2021 - June 30th 2022 Paris

• Architect and designer for coliving apartment projects (75-200m2) and coliving houses (300-450m2)

• Production of the initial feasibility of larger scale projects in collaboration with the real estate development team

• Production of technical plans and working alongside project managers during the design and construction phase

• Design proposals to optimize the interior layout and furnishings of the various spaces (concept board, selection of furniture and other equipment)

• Transversal tasks: updating of templates, standards and prototypes

• Main language of communication at Colonies : English

• I have been in charge of a total of 18 shared apartments, 2 coliving houses in Brussels, and about 20 feasibility studies during my time at Colonies

PRESENTED PROJECTS

egide walschaerts Coliving house in Brussels jordaens 10 Coliving house in Brussels montigny-le-bretonneux Feasibility study

egide Walschaerts

Coliving house in Brussels

(Under construction)

Responsabilities

• Feasibility study according to Colonies' guidelines

• Site visit

•Concept board

• Finishes and lighting lists

• Detailed floor plans including electrical plan, drains, finishes, furniture

•FF&E selection

• Updated FF&E plans

•Moodboards

Vertical circulation 1.68m2

Colonies storage 19.90m2

Closed

Vertical circulation 2.63m2

Tenant storage 12.36m2

Technical room 6.46m2

Studio for 2 21.65m2

Sports or Entertainment room 20.14m2

Vertical circulation 1.76m2 SC WC 2.16m2

Enlarge the opening for more light in the basement Enlarge the opening for more light in the basement

Vertical circulation 7.57m2

Room with bathroom for 1 13.84m2

Vertical circulation 7.59m2

Home circulation 2.62m2

Bathroom 4.09m2

Vertical circulation 6.06m2

Home circulation 1.15m2

Semicommon 46.69m2

Home circulation 8.83m2

Laundry 16.79m2

Entrance 11.31m2

Ground floor

FEASIBILITY STUDY ACCORDING TO COLONIES' GUIDELINES

Bathroom 2.88m2 Bathroom 3.68m2

Bathroom 3.62m2

Home circulation 2.62m2

Bathroom 3.82m2

Room with bathroom 13.49m2 (total 15.4 m²) Studio for 2 21.75m2 (total 29 m²)

Bathroom 3.59m2

Studio for 1 18.41m2 Terrace

Third floor

Studio for 1 16.43m2

Fourth floor

Tenant storage 1.83m2

Vertical circulation 7.71m2

Room with bathroom for 1 13.77m2

Bathroom 3.05m2

Tenant storage 1.83m2 Bathroom 3.40m2

Home circulation 2.56m2

Bathroom 3.68m2

Studio for 1 17.56m2

Vertical circulation 7.92m2

Room with bathroom for 1 14.19m2

Bathroom 3.05m2

Home circulation 2.61m2

Bathroom 3.61m2

Bathroom 3.43m2

Terrace

First floor

Studio for 1 16.68m2

Studio for 1 16.59m2 Studio for 1 18.42m2

Terrace

Home Circulation Super common Semi common Private Functions managed by third party Terrace Bathroom location Operational space Walls Horizontal Circulation Vertical Circulation N 0m 1m 5m 10m

Second floor

TOTAL 2 Studio for 2 6 Studio for 1 4 Room with bathroom for 1 12 units in 1 home

H.A:1.55 H.B: 0.66 H.A: 0.64 H.B: 1.50 H.A: 0.76 H.B: 1.79 H.B: 3.15 H.B: 2.32

Remplacer la porte avec porte isolante Remplacer par des portes vitrées Inaccessible Entrée 12.2 m² Terrasse 34.0 m²

80 1 80

d'eau

m2 1:75 SS PRO 103 m2 1:75 TECHNICAL PLANS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

#01-000 SD 2 1:75 A3 COL-01035-SD1-PLN-03 3/6 PLAN PROJET

LEGENDE Vérifiez le matériel et la liste de finition Papier peint Flourish Blue HOVIA Blue Large Illustrated Roses Peinture mat Chromatic-Dorval VERT BENGUIAT CH2 0323

Peinture mat Chromatic-Dorval-BEIGE DUNE CH2 0155

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Carrelage aspect zellige Dimsey Jade outside

Isolation thermique Isolation accoustique

H.A: 0.70 H.B: 2.15

1

14

Nouveau Velux 0.53/0.75

avec SdB

P 70

m² 3 3

4 12

P 80 SDB 3.0 m² Chambre avec SdB 16.4 m² Ouverture dans mur porteur Retirer le mur porteur

1 1

Velux 1.09/1.12

11 2

11 1

1 4 4 4

m² Fermer l'ouverture 3

Chambre avec SdB pour 2 16.3 m² SDB 2.6 m² P 80

Nouveau Velux 0.74/0.93 Nouveau Velux 0.74/0.93

H.A: 0.73 H.B: 2.04 Rangement 1.8 m²

12 14

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3 1

4

1 Retirer le mur porteur

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Peindre escaliers + gardecorps + début de mur jusqu'à la fin des moulures murales Chromatic CH2 0323 Peindre escaliers + gardecorps + début de mur jusqu'à la fin des moulures murales Chromatic CH2 0323

m² 3 3

Chambre avec SdB pour 2 17.8 m² Fermer l'ouverture

1

H.B: 2.76 H.A: 0.77 H.B: 2.13

Chambre avec SdB 14.7 m² Retirer le foyer et la cheminée Vérifier l'integralité de la main courante et nettoyer

m² Chambre avec SdB 16.6 m² Vérifier l'integralité de la main courante et nettoyer Chambre avec SdB 14.0 m² 70

P 70

H.A: 0.70 H.B: 2.09 H.A: 0.68 H.B: 2.13

Chambre avec SdB 14.2 m²

7 6

Chambre avec SdB 16.4 m² 80

Velux 0.74/0.93 Velux 0.53/0.75 5 P 80

H.B: 2.28 H.A: 0.76 H.B: 2.17 H.A: 0.59 H.B: 1.14

FORMAT N° PROJET CODE PAGE N° PAGE CONFIDENTIEL

Colonies SAS 21 rue de Bruxelles 75009 Paris, FRANCE

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EXISTING HOUSE - Special features

Coliving project Brussels Edige

EXISTING HOUSE - Special features

. Localisation

This house is located in the city of Brussels. The architecture in Brussels is diverse, and spans from a combination of Gothic, Art Nouveau, Baroque, and Louis XIV styles on the Grand Place to the postmodern buildings of the EU institutions. More specifically, the project is situated between the Gare du Midi and the Barrière lies Saint-Gilles, which is one of the most fashionable districts of the moment. The neighbourhood has village-like charactaristics, with low level buildings, rugged red bricks and filled with old-fashioned charm.

. History of the house

This is a typical 19th-century working-class brick townhouse in Brussels that most recently used to be the home of a single family over the last 40 years. Just like its surroundgs, this project is characterised by its humble authenticity and character. The patterned floor tiles, the old-fashioned wooden staircase and the exposed red bricks are what gives this house character.

The concept of this project is a modernized old-fashioned athmosphere with the use of bright blue tones for a soft and comfortable environment.

. Textured ceiling in the annexe house

Arched doorways

.Very high cealing at

Red brick facade

with moldings Copier, modifier, reproduire et/ou distribuer ce travail est strictement interdit sans l’accord préalable de Colonies.EXTRACT FROM THE CONCEPT BOARD - EXISTING

Wooden blue staircase

. Art Nouveau blue/brown floor tiles

entrance

Key words : Soft - Comfort - Light

GENERAL IDEA - Semi common Inspiration pictures

Coliving

Edige

EXTRACT FROM THE CONCEPT BOARD - GENERAL IDEA

Copier, modifier, reproduire et/ou distribuer ce travail est strictement interdit sans l’accord préalable de Colonies.

Coliving

LOOK AND FEEL - Materials / Furnitures

Semmicommon / Units

Edige

Key words : Soft - Comfort - Light

Coliving project Brussels Edige

Key words : Soft - Comfort - Light

LOOK AND FEEL - Finishes / Floorings / Paintings

Semmicommon / Units

Colorful tiles

Dried flowers

Wooden floors

Beige textured rug

EXTRACT FROM THE CONCEPT BOARD - TEXTURES & FINISHES

Copier, modifier, reproduire et/ou distribuer ce travail est strictement interdit sans l’accord préalable de Colonies.

Light wall paper HOVIA

Painted staircase

jordaens 10

Coliving house in Brussels (Under construction)

Responsabilities

• Feasibility study according to Colonies' guidelines

• Site visit

•Concept board

• List of finishes and lighting

• Technical drawings are done by an external architect on this project for time saving purposes

EXISTING HOUSE - Special features

Coliving project Brussels - Jordaens

EXISTING HOUSE - Special features

. Localisation

Rue Jacque Jordaens is located 200 meters away from the famous Avenue Louise which is one of the most prestigious and expensive avenues in Brussels. This location is one of the most trendy districts of the moment in Brussels. It contains the business district as well as trendy restaurants and bars.

The street the house is located on was named after the painter Jacques Jordaens in 1937. As early as 1874, a few houses were built on the site, but it was only from 1901 to 1910 that this street was covered with beautiful townhouses and mansions. The architectural styles of the buildings on this street vary from neo-Gothic to Flemish neo-Renaissance to Beaux-Arts.

. History of the house

The interior of the house was renovated around 1990. The project is charactarized by its use of materials. On one hand there are highclass materials as marble, granite, wooden floor and door frames, and on the other hand there is an industrial feeling through the rough concrete, the black steal handrail and elevator.

The concept is inspired by these mineral and natural materials, along with the slightly industrial atmosphere adding an edge to a nonetheless warm and cozy home.

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GENERAL IDEA - Semi common Inspiration pictures Key words : Industrial - Warm - Vintage

LOOK AND FEEL - Materials / Furnitures

Semmicommon / Units

polyester sofas ALINEA

Dried flowers MDM

Coliving project Brussels - Jordaens

Key words : Industrial - Warm - Vintage Rusty industrial lamp kwoking

Vintage steal stools ProduceShop

Wooden table TIKAMOON

Armchair ALINEA

extrait du concept board - concept mobilier

Coliving project Brussels - Jordaens

Key words : Industrial - Warm - Vintage

GENERAL IDEA - Garden

Coliving project Brussels - Jordaens

Key words : Industrial - Warm - Vintage

GARDEN - . Existing spécifies to keep

This house is fortunate to have a backyard that will be split into two parts. The first part, also serving as circulation to access the second part, will have high tables in order for tenants to work outside. The back will host a relaxation area, and if it’s possible, part of the grass covered part will have an herbal garden.

AND FEEL -

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High tables and chairs SKLUM

Outdoors ensemble MDM

EXTRACT FROM THE CONCEPT BOARD - GARDEN FURNITURE AND TEXTURES

montigny-le-bretonneux

Feasibility study

The real estate development team is continuously looking for buildings with potential for transformation into coliving homes, both in France and in other European countries, such as Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium and Luxembourg. They regularly contact the architect team to carry out a feasibility study, in order to ensure the profitability of the project before proceeding with the search of an investor. For most of these projects, we do not make any changes to the facades or the primary structure, although in some cases we may suggest it, if it significantly increases the number of units.

Responsabilities

• Meeting with a member of the real estate development team to discuss project-specific needs and requirements as well as local code regulations.

Studio for 1 19.21m2

Studio for 1 16.35m2

• A zoning of the different types of required spaces (private spaces, shared spaces, operational and technical spaces) following the guidelines and prototypes of Colonies and optimizing the number of units.

Studio for 1 18.54m2

Studio for 1 19.06m2

Studio for 1 19.06m2

Home circulation 29.59m2

Studio for 1 18.40m2

Studio for 1 18.40m2

Studio for 1 19.21m

Horizontal circulation 4.07m2

Studio for 1 18.40m2

Semicommon 52.79m2

Studio for 2 22.03m2 Vertical circulation 17.70m2

Vertical circulation 2.35m

Studio for 1 18.17m2

Vertical circulation 2.08m

Vertical circulation 2.08

Studio for 1 16.64m2

Horizontal circulation 4.07m2

Home circulation 44.34m

Studio for 2 27.48m2 SC WC 4.12m Tenant storage 6.00m

Studio for 1 18.54m

Vertical circulation 6.72m2 Tenant storage 9.09m2

First floor 2 Studio for 2 17 Studio for 1 2 Room with bathroom for 21 units in 2 homes

SC WC 6.63m

Room w bathroom for 1 16.06m2

Room w bathroom for 1 15.44

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au fil de la petite ceinture

My masters graduation project is located in the 20th district of Paris, along the "Petite Ceinture", on an abandoned terrain situated on the old fortifications of Paris. It was most recently used as a bus parking lot, but since 2017, the space has once again been abandoned. The program of this project offers two types of shared housing, as well as a commercial and coworking spaces, and seeks to promote social interaction. Thus, the project aims to find a balance between the dynamic aspect of Paris, yet respecting the quiet and intimate character of the "Petite Ceinture" of Paris

SITE CONTEXT

The site follows the path of the Petite Ceinture, a 32 km long railway infrastructure created at the end of the 19th century. It circles Paris within the Boulevard des Maréchaux and used to enable the connection of Parisian train stations. After the closure of the passenger traffic in 1934, the merchant traffic was eventually also abandoned. What makes the Petite Ceinture a unique place is its unusual and hidden landscapes, its ecological qualities with a diverse range of fauna and flora, and the breathing space it provides in the heart of one of the densest cities of the world. The project site is located in the 20th district of Paris, specifically between Porte de Vincennes and Porte de Montreuil, near the Paris ring road and Place de la Nation.

It runs along the railway line for 423 meters and can be accessed by a 160 m long ramp from the Cours de Vincennes and is located about 7 meters above the city level. The site is surrounded by both housing and the parc of the Gare de Charonne, as well as a tree-lined separation along the eastern edge. The site contains a slight curvature and has a very narrow shape overall. The total surface area is 14,077 m², and without the ramp about 10,000 m².

program

In response to the housing shortage in Paris and the growing solitude worldwide, I propose a program that promotes diversity and sharing through co-housing. The project benefits from two types of shared housing, shops and a cultural center at the main entrance of the site. My intention through this project is to revalue the site by building a project dedicated to collective life, favoring the creation of social connexion and reinforcing a community spirit. Thanks to a passageway that crosses the site and is accessible to all citizens, the space remains open to the city.

The building rises to 11 floors, 38 meters high, and covers about 8000 m² of ground surface area In order to dynamize and sequence the volume, two squares have been integrated marking the thirds of the whole. A curve was created at the level of the access to the park. The second separates the bar from the restaurant on the ground floor, leaving a sheltered patio space.

Shared housing has significant individual, collective and environmental benefits:

• Space saving

• Limitation of urban sprawl

• More affordable prices for residents

• Larger and better equipped living spaces

• Community spirit, solidarity, social bonding

• Generational mixing, mutual support

• Energy savings

PROGRAM ORGANIZATION

The program is laid out using a layered system. The dwellings are divided into three generational groups, in order to avoid noise issues that could create tension between neighbors. Two categories of shared housing are represented: clusters with private spaces (personal bedrooms and bathrooms), as well as shared living spaces, such as the living room and kitchen. The second variant has a completely private dwelling, but with the sharing of common spaces outside the homes. All residents share a multitude of spaces on the fifth floor, at the level of the upper pathway, which is a place dedicated to the interaction of the inhabitants, and is not open to the public. However, several shops, bars, and other facilities are open to pedestrians on the lower pathway, on the alley that runs along the Petite Ceinture and creates an opening to the city.

Clusters young people / students

Collective (activities among residents)

Festive (Residents' meeting and party space) families + units Cooperative (commercial)

The elderly, retired people

CROSS SECTION - LOWER PATHWAY

Units : meters

Sheltered patio owned by shops for public uses

THE LOWER PATHWAY

This 3.5 meter wide public passageway crosses the entire length of the site and serves as a pedestrian/soft transport and fire lane/delivery route. This passage allows the opening towards the city.

Along the foot of the building is a 3 meters deep sheltered terrace belonging to the various businesses for public uses promoting social interaction, with an open view towards the west

There are six typologies placed on these floors including a studio that can be added to another home according to the eventual needs of a household, and therefore offers some flexibility. The unit can otherwise also be used as an independent studio for any type of person.

The duplexes have been designed to reduce the floor area by increasing the ceiling height. The kitchen, the living room and the dining room benefit from a height of 4 meters while the private spaces, the bedrooms and the bathrooms, have a ceiling height of 2,30 meters. The total height of the duplexes is 6.5 meters.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

360 m

360 m

R+5 R+6 R+7 R+8 R+9 R+10

R+5 R+6 R+7 R+8 R+9 R+10

R+1 R+2 R+3 R+4

R+1 R+2 R+3 R+4

RDC

RDC

FLOOR PLAN - 3rd floor

Structural frame (concrete): 5 meters

(Raw earth partitions)

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PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

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organisation OF THE circulaTION UP TO 5TH FLOOR

R+5 R+6 R+7 R+8 R+9 R+10

R+5 R+6 R+7 R+8 R+9 R+10

R+1 R+2 R+3 R+4

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R+1 R+2 R+3 R+4

RDC

STUDENT VERSION RDC

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The upper passage

PRINCIPLE CROSS-SECTION

The 5th floor is dedicated to common amenities for all residents of the building to use, including a meeting/party room, a relaxation area, a workshop,

a dance/yoga studio, a daycare center, a craft workshop, as well as several urban agriculture areas and green outdoor spaces.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK

STUDENT Clusters

The clusters are made by the same principle as the duplexes, with different ceiling heights according to function The common spaces are located on multiple levels : the kitchen and dining rooms are on the first level, the living room is on the following floor, and a greenhouse as well as a terrace are located on the upper level. Private rooms are 17m² in size and include a bathroom. Two couples units are located on the top floor with the same surface dimensions but with 4m of ceiling height for a mezzanine bed. The clusters can accommodate 10 to 12 students. Some clusters are located above a shared common area on the fifth floor.

PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION

To optimize sustainability and autonomy of the clusters, they are heated naturally (at least partially) through the greenhouses. The raw earth walls help regulate the humidity in the greenhouse, and distribute the heat absorbed from the greenhouse to the rest of the building.

BUILDING MATERIALS

I've chosen raw earth as the secondary building material. The primary structure, however, is made of concrete. Raw earth is a material that regulates indoor air humidity, is cheap, natural, non-toxic as well as local. This earth would be extracted from the subsoil during the works of the new infrastructure project, he Grand Paris Express. Its production also requires little grey energy. Moreover, the raw earth has a good thermal and phonic performance, and offers good resistance to fire and moisture.

I've chosen to use the following construction system:

Compressed earth blocks with two layers of clay on the inside, and a layer of clay on the outside, followed by a layer of lime and sand-based plaster. The latter protects against snow and rain. The whole wall is able to breathe and regulates the humidity of the interior air, as opposed to a concrete wall. An earth wall is also more thermally efficient than a concrete wall and will therefore save energy. A layer of insulation (e.g. Perlite, wood wool, hemp wool) is placed between two layers of bricks, still allowing the wall to breathe.

Inge-Marie Therkildsen ingemarie1994@yahoo.fr +33 6 51 38 47 44