Portfolio milan engstrom 2025

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SELECTED PROJECTS

PROFESSIONAL WORK A

New headquarters of the Belgian army -4-

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CERN Building 140 -6-

ACADEMIC WORK 1

Nature support of architecture — Architecture support of nature - 1O -

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Sharing senses — Sens of sharing - 26 -

3 Vertical — Link of knowledge - 30 -

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Climatic heterotopia — Runway retreat - 34 -

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Between 4 walls - 36 -

WOODWORKING - 37 -

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NEW HEADQUARTERS OF THE BELGIAN ARMY 2023-2028, ArtBuild associated with ASSAR and ANMA

Program : To accommodate over 3,000 employees daily and fulfill its primary functions as an army command center, this new headquarters includes a wide variety of office typologies with different security levels. These range from flexible offices to highly secured bunkers.

The complex also comprises catering services, a daycare center, a conference center, several logistics and support buildings, parking facilities, and security posts.

This project combines functional complexity with significant security complexity, resulting in a strict hierarchy of different exterior perimeters and interior clusters based on sensitivity levels.

Context : From a contextual perspective, the project is particularly complex as the site straddles two regions — Brussels-Capital and Flanders — with two different official languages and, more importantly, distinct administrative procedures, particularly for urban planning permits.

NATO headquarters is located directly across the Bourget Avenue, and Zaventem Airport is 2 km away. Furthermore, the project is part of a large-scale development plan covering a 92-hectare urban zone in eastern Brussels.

Render of the site facing the NATO HQ, credits : ORBRS

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Render of the main entrance, credits : ORBRS

Actors and implementation : To fully meet the client’s requirements for a project of this scale, the operation is being carried out under a Design, Build & Maintain contract. The contract was awarded through a public competitive tender to the BE-Defence consortium for €499 million.

Main actors of the BE-Defence association

Due to the evident sensitivity and confidentiality of this project most documents are subject to a restricted distribution. I hereby only used public information.

Render of the main building’s agora, credits : ORBRS

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CERN BUILDING 140

International competition, ArtBuild architects in partnership with Ferrari architectes

Context : Located near Geneva at the Swiss-French border, the world-renowned European Center for Nuclear Research (CERN) is home to thousands of breakthrough researchers and state-of-theart particle accelerators. From its establishment in the 1950s, CERN has developed into a dynamic research campus and is now embarking on a major transformation through the CERN Master Plan 2040.

Within this ambitious vision, Building 140 emerges as a pivotal element in reimagining the Meyrin site.

Building 140 should stand as a pioneering facility in sustainable design with the aim to strengthen the campus’s urban character by consolidating essential functions within a unified center. The building will integrate laboratories, workshops, educational facilities, and office spaces, creating an environment that promotes interdisciplinary collaboration and scientific innovation. Strategically positioned at the campus’s main entrance, this architectural landmark will enhance connectivity throughout the site while embodying CERN’s commitment to progressive design and scientific excellence.

Render of the main entrance, credits : Playtime

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Program : With over 15000 m², the design must be pragmatic, optimising the layout for each function while considering future growth. The project will be delivered in two phases: the first will focus on the Experimental Physics Department, including advanced laboratories and offices, while the second will establish the CERN learning center, alongside spaces for international relations, a plenary room for the CERN directorate and a cafeteria.

Phasing and programatic sketches

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Concept : Influenced by the site’s research on the elementary things that compose our world, a poetic side of our interpretation was to compose with probably the 2 most elementary shapes: the circle and the square.

Respectively synonyms of infinity and matter, two worlds in between which the scientist live in studying the perfect, infinitly small in order to interpret the imperfection of our surrounding.

Strucure : In collaboration with Ney Partners, a particular attention was given to the wood structure with an off-site production, fast assembly and therefore cost reductions. The building’s whole life was taken into account giving the ability to dismantel and reuse all the structural wood.

The common structural grid for the circle and square floors

Prefabiracted concrete slabs

Cross laminated timbers (CLT) Primary laminated veneer lumbers (LVL) Prefabiracted truss beams Secondary gluelam beams

A system that favors flexibility and dismountability Use of renewable materials and prefabrication

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Render of the first built entrance, credits : Playtime

Model - scale 1 : 250

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NATURE SUPPORT OF ARCHITECTURE — ARCHITECTURE SUPPORT OF NATURE Thesis project, INSA Strasbourg

Architecture as a mean to reveal, narrate, and accompany one of Sweden’s largest modern history wildfire.

In July 2014, the largest wildfire in modern Swedish history ignited in the heart of Västmanland County, 120 km from Stockholm. Within the span of 5 days, the fire reduced forests, plains, and peat bogs to ashes across nearly 15,000 hectares. Surprising everyone with its violence and speed, it took four months for the fire to be considered completely extinguished, leaving behind a heavy human and material toll, significant economic losses, and a massive ecological disruption of fauna and flora.

2014

An ecological upheaval - A rebirth

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However, the wildfire did not mark the end of this unique territory. Astonishingly, it was, in fact, the beginning of a new Nature support d’Architecture - Architecture support de Nature Municipalities of Västmanland and more complex ecosystem than before. Biodiversity, Comment révéler, accompagner et amplifier l’histoire du plus grand incendie de Suède à travers l’architecture ?by the incident, flourished and gave temporarily affected Norberg inhab Milan Engström rise to numerous rare plant and insect species6 000 made Sala Étape 4 - 15 Juin 2022 Fagersta possible by the fire. The proliferation of insects subsequently 23 000 inhab 13 000 inhab attracted birds and other predators that enriched the Skinnskatteberg 4 000 inhab existing avian fauna. The burned area encompasses a Surahammar wide 10 000 inhab variety of biotopes that contribute to the site’s richness.

It Västerås 157 000 inhab Hallstahammar includes extensive peat bog complexes, wooded marshes, Köping 16 000 inhab Västerås 000 inhab and floodplains covered with a wide variety of26mosses and grasses, as well as fields of stones piled up by theKungsör sea Arboga 9 000 inhab and strong winds during the time when the region was 14 000 inhab still a remote archipelago. Several years after the fire, the Suède Zone incendiée reserve Comté sitede Västmanland gradually transformed into a lush ecosystem characterized by rich, rare and recognized biodiversity.

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Paris

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Forge d’Ä patrimoine de l’UN Raffinerie de pétrole 1875

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Cities ofAttractivités Västmanland culturelles et naturelles to preserve this new ecosystem, regional Municipalities of Västmanland authorities decided the year following the fire to establish a Norberg nature reserve covering nearly half of the burned area. The 6 000 inhab reserve was named Hälleskogsbrännan and now spans Sala Fagersta 23 000 inhab 000 inhab approximately 6,420 13hectares.

Quickly, several principles were established toSkinnskatteberg protect this unique and special site.

4 000 inhab Surahammar These principles primarily involve minimizing human 10 000 inhab Västerås intervention in the environment and promoting its free and 157 000 inhab Hallstahammar 16 000 inhab autonomous regeneration.

Beyond the preservation of de thisNature Köping Västerås Nature support d’Architecture - Architecture support 000 inhab new ecosystem, one of26the intentions behind the creation Comment révéler, accompagner et Kungsör amplifier l’histoire du plus grandto incendie of the nature reserve was also to promote ecotourism Arboga 9 000 inhab inhab de Suède 14à000 travers l’architecture ? raise public awareness about this new environment and the site’s history. This intention was partially realized in 2018 Zone incendiée Engström with the construction ofMilan a nature observation tower in the center of the new reserve. Étape 4 - 15 Juin 2022 Avesta 16 300 inhab Norberg 4 500 inhab

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Attractivités culture

Sala 13 600 inhab

Fagersta 11 700 inhab

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Vestige d’un haut fourneau du 18e s.

Musée d’ar de Virsbo Course du feu

Surahammar 6 500 inhab

Forge d’Ängelsberg Réserve naturelle patrimoine mondiale de Hoberget

Hallstahammar de l’UNESCO 10 000de inhab Raffinerie Köping pétrole 1875 17 300 inhab

Comté de Västmanland

5

sols

10

5

20 km

Västerås

25 min

Sweden

Réserve naturelle Hälleskogsbrännan

Zone Natura 2000 Höskovsmossen

30 min Musée d’art de Virsbo

France

Côtes d’armor

Västerås 40 min

Fagersta

Västerås 120 000 inhab

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Reserve naturelle de Virsbo-Näs

15 min

Reserve naturelle 30 min de St. Flytens

45 min

Forêt primaire de Färmansbo

Randonnée Bruksleden - 250km

Suède

Västmanland 5% 62 % 4% 19 % 10 % 2,5 %

Sweden 3% 63 % 18 % 7% 9%

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Population density (hab./km2)

Västerås

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Norberg 6 000 inhab Mammifères

Västmanland

Köping

Västerås

16 000 inhab

Nicheurs 26 000 inhabInsectes

Pluvier Paris

glade incendiée

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Västmanland 5% 62 % 4% 19 % 10 % 2,5 % 44

(dépendants du feu) Pipit des bruyères Coléoptère noir Pipit des arbres fuligineux des prairies Kungsör Verdier Melanophila 9 000 inhab acuminata Arboga Grand moineau à cornes Sweden d’Armor France 14 000 inhabScolyte Bec-croiséCôtes blanches - Aradus 3 Pics % (vert, épeiche, 6% 9% signaticornis Strasbourg 63 % 11 % 33 % épechette, tridactyles) 18Tétraonidés % 0% 4% tétras 83 % Reptiles 7 Grands % 52 % 5 10 Martin-pêcheur Lézards et serpents

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0,3 %

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Västerås

Grävlingsberget RailwaysProjet anddetrain stations

Attractivités Roadways incl. culturelles buses et naturelles

3 réserves

35 min Biotopes

25 min 20 min

Feuillus

Bouleaux - Betula pubescens, Betula pendula Saule - Salix Caprea Tremble - Populus tremula

Vestige d’un haut fourneau du 18e s.

Promontoirs en roche mère Tourbière Marais boisés

Espèces invasives

Réserve naturelle patrimoine mondiale de Hoberget de l’UNESCO 40 min Champs de pierre Raffinerie de 30 min pétrole 1875

Mélèze Balsamine de l'Himalaya Roquette d’orient - Bunias orientalis

Plantes

Virsbo

Course du feu

Prairies innondables

Pin sylvestre - Pinus sylvestris Épicéa commun - Picea Abies

15 min

Nombre de visiteu

Forge d’Ängelsberg Plaines morainique

Base nautique

50 000

Lacs

45 min

40 000

Ruisseaux

Champignons

3 parties

Zone Natura 2000 Svartådalen

Bois brulé debout ou couché

Mousses

Vi

Ängelsberg

30 min

Résineux

Zones préservées du feu

20 km

priv 5

10

20 km

Grävlingsberget

5

10

20 km

Baies

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5

2

Zone incendiée

Railways and train stations

Norberg Biotopes 4 500 inhab

Promontoirs en roche mère

20 km

A rural territory yet well connectedHälleskogsbrännan

Avesta 16 300 inhab

Mammifères

Wildfire’s location

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Réserve naturelle

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Cities of Västmanland Flore

Reserve naturelle d’Ulvbomuren

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20 18 20 19 20 20 2

Elan Sala Cerf Daim23 000 inhab Chevreuille Lynx Loutre 20 km Castore 4 000 inhab Ours brun Surahammar Migrateurs 10 Renard 000 inhab Cygne chanteur Blaireau Västerås Oies Sweden France Côtes d’armor Martres 157 000 inhab Grue cendrée Lièvres Hirondelle Hallstahammar Chouette perlière Fagersta Aigle royal 13 000 inhab Aigle à queue blanche Balbuzard Buzard pêcheur 5 Skinnskatteberg 10

France 9% 33 % 4% 52 % 2%

Comté de Västmanland 87 124

Arbres

Rapaces

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Côtes d’Armor 6% 11 % 0% 83 % 0,3 %

Carte d’occupation des sols Flore Faune Oiseaux

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20 km

Hallstahammar 10 000 inhab Köping 17 300 inhab

Occupation du sol Urban area Forest Swamp, rocks, glade Agriculture Water Fire zone

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Grävlingsberget

Manoir de Virsbo

Surahammar 6 500 inhab

Västmanland

Reserve naturelle d’Ulvbomuren

Projet de Grävlings

20 min

Sala 13 600 inhab

10

Co

20 km

35 min

Avesta 16 300 inhab Norberg 4 500 inhab

5

10

Reserve Base nau de St

Roadways incl. buses

Cities of Västmanland

Fagersta 11 700 inhab

Fagersta

Västerås 120 000 inhab

Nord Zone Natura 2000 Svartådalen

Zone Natura 2000 Höskovsmossen

Centre Vestige du chateau de Axholm

Sud

Nature support d’Architecture - Architecture support de Nature

Municipaliti

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The project adheres toMilan the aforementioned principles Engström and aims to addressÉtape the4 -site’s challenges and needs.

15 Juin 2022 The richness and complexity of the Hälleskogsbrännan reserve’s ecosystem make it a unique place that offers the opportunity to showcase the wealth represented by Nature support d’Architecture - Architecture support de Nature Sweden’sComment natural biodiversity. It is important to me to révéler, accompagner et amplifier l’histoire du plus grand incendie Suède àthe travers l’architecture ? provide this territorydewith opportunity to be explained and understood with the appropriate tools by visitors who Milan Engström 4 - 15 Juin 2022 peat bogs. Therefore, venture into its woods, Étape plains, and Västerås my intervention will strive to minimize its environmental footprint, with minimal ground alteration and a low carbon footprint for the structures. The program will also address the challenges through a visitor and information center Västerås coupled with a research center on forest resilience, group Suède Comtéas de Västmanland Zone incendiée accommodations, as well small shelters for observing the evolution of various environments and landscapes, withdesan Cartealong d’occupation solsobservatory for mammalian and avian fauna.

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Comté de Västmanland

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Fage 13 000

Skinnskatt 4 000 in

Communes de Västmanland

Norberg 6 000 hab

Skinnskatteberg 4 000 hab Surahammar 10 000 hab

Arb 14 0

Västerås 157 000 hab Hallstahammar Köping 16 000 hab

26 000 hab

Kungsör Arboga 9 000 hab 14 000 hab

Zone incendiée 5

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Sala 23 000 hab

Fagersta 13 000 hab

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Cities of Vä

Communes de Västmanland

Attractivités culturelle

Carte d’occupation des sols

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Villes voisines Avesta 16 300 hab Norberg 4 500 hab

Norberg 6 000 hab

Paris Paris

Strasbourg

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Sala 23 000 hab

Fagersta 13 000 hab

Surahammar 6 500 hab Hallstahammar 10 000 hab Köping 17 300 hab

Skinnskatteberg 4 000 hab Surahammar 10 000 hab

Västerås 120 000 hab

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Forge d’Äng patrimoine m de l’UNES 10 20 km Raffinerie5 de pétrole 1875

Västerås 157 000 hab Hallstahammar Köping 16 000 hab 26 000 hab

Västerås

Sala 11 70 13 600 hab

Fagersta 11 700 hab

Réseau viaire y c. bus 35 min

Kungsör Arboga 9 000 hab 14 000 hab

25 min

Västerås 5

20 min

30 min

Roadways i 10

20 km 15 min

ne incendiée

Västmanland

Suède

5

25 m

France

Côtes d’armor

10

20 km

40 min 30 min 45 min

Occupation du sol Aire urbaine - surface bâti Forêt Tourbière, lande, roche Terre agricole Eau Zone incendiée

Västmanland 5% 62 % 4% 19 % 10 % 2,5 %

Villes voisines

Suède 3% 63 % 18 % 7% 9%

Côtes d’Armor 6% 11 % 0% 83 % 0,3 %

Avesta Sweden Västmanland

44 300 hab 23 16 Norberg 4 500 hab

Faune

87

Rapaces

Hirondelle

Nicheurs Population density (hab./km2) Insectes

Biodiversité Faune Oiseaux Rapaces

20 km

Mano 45 Virs

Biotopes

Saule - Salix Caprea

tremula 62 %Tremble - Populus63 % 4 %Résineux 18 % 19 %Pin sylvestre - Pinus7sylvestris % 10 %Épicéa commun - Picea 9 %Abies 2,5 %Espèces invasives Surahammar Mélèze

Balsamine de l'Himalaya 6 500 habd’orient 44 Roquette - 23 Bunias

Pluvier (dépendants du feu) Pipit des bruyères Coléoptère noir Pipit des arbres fuligineux des prairies Verdier Melanophila acuminata Grand moineau Scolyte à cornes Bec-croisé blanches - Aradus Pics (vert, épeiche, signaticornis épechette, tridactyles) Tétraonidés Grands tétras Reptiles Martin-pêcheur Lézards et serpents Corbeau freu Mammifères divers

orientalis

Plantes

% Marais11boisés 0% Prairies innondables 83 % Plaines 0,3morainique %

France 9% 33 % 4% 52 % 2%

10 000 hab Köping Champignons 17 300 hab Flore Mousses

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Feuillus

Ängelsberg Virsbo

Musée d’art de Virsbo

Champs de pierre Lacs

87

124

Ruisseaux Bois brulé debout ou couché

Hallstahammar Land cover map and dataset Västerås

Elan

10

124

Sala Promontoirs en roche mère Elan Fagersta Feuillus 13 600Côtes hab d’Armor Cerf Västmanland Sweden Bouleaux - Betula pubescens, Daim 11 700 hab 5 %Betula pendula 3 % Tourbière 6% Chevreuille Lynx Loutre Castore Ours brun Renard Blaireau Martres Lièvres

5

France

Arbres

Mammifères

Chouette du perlière Occupation sol Aigle royal UrbanAigle area à queue blanche Balbuzard ForestBuzard pêcheur Swamp, rocks, glade Migrateurs Agriculture Cygne chanteur Water Oies Grue cendrée Fire zone

20 km

Réseau ferroviaire

Flore

Oiseaux

France 9 %10 33 % 4% 52 % 2%

Côtes d’armor

Densité de population (hab./km2)

Biodiversité

5

20 min

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Railways an

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Biotopes 5

Promontoirs en roche mère

10

20 km

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50 50 000 000 40 000

40 000

74 % 74 %

‘‘Découvrir les effetsthe du feu et deeffects la renaissance ‘‘To discover wildfire and wilderness de la nature’’ rebirth’’

5 %5 %

‘‘Vivre une aventure’’

9%

‘‘Rencontrer sa famille et ses amis en plein air’’

7%

‘‘Faire de randonnées et activitées en plein air’’

5%

Autre

‘‘To live an adventure’’

9%

‘‘To gather with family in the nature’’

7%

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10

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20 km

5%

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‘‘To hike and have activities outside’’ Other

Annual visitation & Type of public

Stora Hoberget natural reserve

Natura 2000 Svartådalen

Natura 2000 Svartådalen

Hälleskogsbrännan natural reserve

Öjesjön Ekopark

Virsbo-Näs natural reserve St. Flytens natural reserve

Färmansbo Forest

Ulvbomuren natural reserve

Ramnäs natural reserve

1

2

5 km

Protected natural areas

Trame verte et bleue

Forêt de feuillus Forêt de résineux

Zone incendiée Mammifères Elan Cerf

Naddennäsets natural reserve

Reptiles Lézards Serpents divers

Insectes liés aux pins Grand marmoréen Tomicus piniperda

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Clairière - Marais Zones inondables Insectes Plus de 600 espèces, majoritairement des

Oiseaux Pipit des bruyères Verdier

Lacs Cours d’eau Lacs Perche Brochet

Cours d’eau Castores Engoulevent

Trame verte et ble

TRAME VERTE ET BLEUE - 1 : 50 000

AN ACCESSIBLE NATURE

GREEN AND BLUE FRAMEWORK - 1 : 25 000

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2

5 km

RÉPARTITION DE LA FAUNE ET DE LA F Green and blue framework

Ängelsberg

Fire zone

Rock’s shelter

Flora

Hardwo Birches Willow Caprea Aspen

Flowers

Västerfärnebo

Hardwood forest

Nature Observatory

Softwood forest

Milkwee Red vine Fireweed Geranium

Unburne Old spru Old birc

Mushroo

Berries Blueber Polar Ba Erelles Woodla phrases Raspber

Virsbo

House of the nature

Fauna Observatory Glade - Swamps

Lake’s shelter

Zones inondables

Lacs

Lakes Water streams

Agriculture land Rocks

Accessibilties Paved roads Gravel roads Forestry tracks 1

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Railway

5 km

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Open so marshes White ot Sooty w Field this Water cl

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Fauna Fauna Fauna

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Lacs

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Reptiles Reptiles Reptiles Maison de la réserve Rondents Rondents Rondents Orvet OrvetOrvet Cornella Cornella smooth Cornella smooth smooth Entrée Chambres (30 personnes) Amphibians Amphibians Amphibians Stump Lizard Stump Stump Lizard Lizard Grass snake GrassGrass snakesnake Sanitaires et sauna Berus Viper BerusBerus ViperViper Viviparous Lizard Viviparous Lizard Lizard Cuisine et salle à manger Interactions des composantsViviparous du projet

Agriculture Agriculture Agriculture land landland Rocks Rocks Rocks

Accessibilties Accessibilties Accessibilties L EA EV

ForestryForestry tracks Forestry tracks tracks Railway Railway Railway

Nature

Fauna & Flora

Information center

Research Inform

Histrory Seasons Observatories

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Paved roads Paved Paved roadsroads

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Exhibition Discover

Hikers Campers

Rise awareness Frame Randonné

Sensations Accomodation

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AMPLIFIER ACCOMPAGNER RÉVÉLER Interaction between the project components

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45 m

30 m

40 m

385 m

75 m

40 m

80 m

Espaces partagés

90 m

Stockage et locaux techniques

25 m

Terrasse

40 m

350 m

Public

Schoolar

AM

200 m

Refuge Nord

32 m

Refuge Sud

35 m

Observatoire de la faune

30 m

Observatoire de la nature (existant)

40 m

3

Randonneurs expérimentés

Lake’s shelter

PROGRAM LOCATION

TOPOGRAPHY AND CONNECTION OF THE PROGRAM ELEMENTS - 1 : 25 000

POINTS D’INTERET

Randonneurs expérimentés 4

Rock’s shelter Nature observatory

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Rock’s shelter

1

House of the nature

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Fauna observatory

POINTS Nature D’INTERET observatory AFFLUENCE

Lake’s shelter

3 1 House of the nature

1

2 Fauna observatory

Curiosité, découverte

House of the nature

POINTS D’INTERET

3

Lake’s shelter

AFFLUENCE

4

2 1

Rock’s shelter Randonneurs amateurs

Fauna observatory

Curiosité, découverte

House of the nature

Journey Site’s entrances Gravel road Randonnée paths Randonneurs

3 1

2

2

5 km

45 min

2h

Fauna observatory

expérimentés Pedagogic loop

Lake’s shelter

Randonneurs amateurs

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Existing program New program 1

Center of interest

HOUSE OF THE NATURE KNOWLEDGE AND LIFE TOGETHER

ACCUEIL

Plan - scale 1 : 200

Project connection

25

50

100 m

Site plan

INTENTIONS & ECOLOGICAL POSTURE OF BUILDING Low carbon footprint

Introversion

No waterproofing

Well being

ECOLOGY

INTROSPECTION

Climat

No artificialization Natural material

Light Memory Treatment of light

Biotop

SPIRITUALITY

Bardage bois brûlé

Bois local Fire & Memory

Toiture en tôle

Elements water, rocks, earth

Structure

Projet

Local materials and know-hows

Bardage Bardage bois bois brûlé brûlé Bardage bois brûlé

Bois Bois local local Bois local

Toiture Toiture en en tôle tôle Toiture en tôle Structure Structure Structure

Local wood

Steel anchor

Bardage bois brûlé Ancrage en aluminium

Bois local

Platine surToiture pieu en tôle

Recul structur

Projet Projet Projet

Poutre moisée Structure

Projet

Ancrage e Bardage bois brûlé Bardage bois brûlé

Toiture en tôle Toiture en tôle Structure Structure

Metal sheets

bois brûlé

Projet Projet

Anchor over post

Toiture en tôle

Ancrage Ancrage en en aluminium aluminium Ancrage en aluminium

Platine Platine sur sur pieu pieu Platine sur pieu Structure

Recul Recul structurel structurel Recul structurel

Mise Mise à à distance distance Mise à distance

Poutre Poutre moisée moisée Poutre moisée

Projet

Recul structurel

Ancrage en aluminium

Platine sur pieu

Poutre moisée

Composition toiture Recul structurel Mise à distance 1 Zinc sheet Recul structurel Mise à distance 2 3-ply pannel, burnt lower side, 2,5 cm 3 Batten, 5x5 cm 4 Rafter, 22x8 cm 5 Air, 5 cm 6 OSB pannel, 2,5 cm Structure 7 Wood wool, 10 cm Projet 8 Purlin, 10x5cm 9 3-ply pannel in spruce, 2,5 cm

Beam to post

Burnd wood clading

Platine sur pieu Bardage bois brûlé Platine sur pieu

inium cal inium

Poutre moisée Toiture en tôle Poutre moisée

A reversible and non invasive structure Recul structurel

sur pieu

aluminium

Platine sur pieu

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Ancrage en fonte d’alu

Mise à distance Composition murs 10 Post Ancrage solid spruce, 16x16 cm en fonte d’alu Ancrage en fonte d’alu 11 Openwork cladding, burnt spruce, 3x6 cm 12 Batten, 4x3 cm 13 Wood fiber pannel with rain coat, 2,5 cm 14 OSB pannel, 2,5 cm 15 Wood wool, 15 cm 16 Batten, 5x5 cm

Poutre moisée

Ancrage en fonte d’alu

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Ancrage Ancrage en en fonte fonte d’alu d’alu Ancrage en fonte d’alu

Composition plancher 17 Bearer, 22x8 cm 18 3-ply pannel, burnt lower side, 2,5 cm 19 Floor joist, 15x5 cm 20 Wood wool, 15 cm 21 Floor solid spruce, 2,5 cm 22 Fixture, 12x12 Recul cm,structurel 4 bolts Ø 12 mm

Mise à distance

Composition fondations Anchor steel 24 Tie rod steel, bracing, Ø 12 mm 23

Poutre moisée

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Axonometry - structure’s detail 3

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Ancrage en fonte d’alu 4 6

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8

5

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Composition toiture 1 Zinc sheet 2 3-ply pannel, burnt lower side, 2,5 cm 3 Batten, 5x5 cm 4 Rafter, 22x8 cm 5 Air, 5 cm 6 OSB pannel, 2,5 cm 7 Wood wool, 10 cm 8 Purlin, 10x5cm 9 3-ply pannel in spruce, 2,5 cm

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Composition toiture Composition murs 1 Zinc sheet 10 Post solid spruce, 16x16 cm 2 3-ply pannel, burnt lower side, 2,5 cm 11 Openwork cladding, 3 Batten, 5x5 cm burnt spruce, 3x6 cm 4 Rafter, 22x8 cm 12 Batten, 4x3 cm 5 Air, 5 cm 13 Wood fiber pannel 6 OSB pannel, 2,5 cm with rain coat, 2,5 cm 22 7 Wood wool, 10 cm 14 OSB pannel, 2,5 cm 8 Purlin, 10x5cm 15 Wood wool, 15 cm 9 3-ply pannel in spruce, 2,5 cm 16 Batten, 5x5 cm Composition toiture Composition murs Composition plancher 10 Post solid spruce, 16x16 cm 1 17 Bearer, 22x8 cm Zinc sheet 2 18 3-ply pannel, burnt lower side, 2,5 cm 3-ply pannel, burnt lower side, 2,5 cm 11 Openwork cladding, burnt spruce, 3x6 cm 3 19 Batten, 5x5 cm Floor joist, 15x5 cm 12 Batten, 4x3 cm 4 20 Wood wool, 15 cm Rafter, 22x8 cm 13 Wood fiber pannel 5 21 Floor solid spruce, 2,5 cm Air, 5 cm with rain coat, 2,5 cm 6 22 Fixture, 12x12 cm, 4 bolts Ø 12 mm OSB pannel, 2,5 cm 14 OSB pannel, 2,5 cm 7 Wood wool, 10 cm 15 Wood wool, 15 cm Composition fondations 8 Purlin, 10x5cm 16 Batten, 5x5 cm 23 Anchor steel 23 9 3-ply pannel in spruce, 2,5 cm 24 Tie rod steel, bracing, Ø 12 mm Composition plancher Composition murs 17 Bearer, 22x8 cm 10 Post solid spruce, 16x16 cm 18 3-ply pannel, burnt lower side, 2,5 cm 11 Openwork cladding, 19 Floor joist, 15x5 cm burnt spruce, 3x6 cm 20 Wood wool, 15 cm 12 Batten, 4x3 cm 21 Floor solid spruce, 2,5 cm 2 13 Wood fiber pannel 3 22 Fixture, 12x12 cm, 4 bolts Ø 12 mm with rain coat, 2,5 cm Detail section scale 1 : 50 14 OSB pannel, 2,5 cm Composition fondations 15 Wood wool, 15 cm 23 Anchor steel 16 Batten, 5x5 cm 24 Tie rod steel, bracing, Ø 12 mm 4 Composition plancher 5 6 17 Bearer, 22x8 cm 7 18 3-ply pannel, 8 burnt lower side, 2,5 cm 9 19 Floor joist, 15x5 cm

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Mise à d

FAUNA OBSERVATORY OPENNESS

Southern elevation - scale 1 : 1500

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A

B

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Plan - scale 1 : 100 +

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Morning render

A-A

Transversal sections - scale 1 : 100

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LAKE’S SHELTER HORIZONTALITY

Plan - scale 1 : 100 + Render

Longitudinal section - scale 1 : 100

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ROCK’S SHELTER VERTICALITY

Plans - scale 1 : 100

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Section - scale 1 : 200

Winter render from the south

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MODELS

House of the nature - 1 : 200

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Detail model - 1 : 20

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Fauna observatory - 1 : 50

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Lake’s shelter - 1 : 50

Rock’s shelter - 1 : 50

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1st Prize 12 000 €

SHARING SENSES SENSE OF SHARING 2019 CNSA Competition, with David Martin

Aim : Propose an innovative collective housing for adults with disabilities. A place to live that promotes inclusion, professional and social integration, as part of a sustainable approach.

Context : In the very heart of Neustadt in Strasbourg, between university campus and botanical garden, our proposition consists in a rehabilitation of the Botanical Institute currently relocating and in the process of being converted.

Concept : Through urban agriculture and parallel activities, we want to set up 5 missions to learn to appreciate each other in order to live better together.

1- Deconstruct the ideals 2- Promote personal development 3- Valuing specific talents 4- Build a new, more versatile world centered on mutual aid 5- Promote health prevention

Botanic park

Campus

Location in Strasbourg 3 min video french caption

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Valorization

Helping

Sharing

Life together

Theoretical concepts

Greenery

Views

Porosity

Formal concepts

Integration in the neightborhood life of Neustadt

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Intimacy gradient

Roof

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Level +7 38 - Storage space 37 - Greenhouses for horticulture

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Principle of raised garden

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Level +6 36 - Greenhouses for horticulture 35 - Chemistry lab 34 - Perfumery workshop 33 - Storage space 32 - Restaurant’s kitchen 31 - Eating room

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Level +5 Level +4 Level +3 29 - Laundromat 30 - Apartments

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Level +2 28 - Hives’ roof 27 - Gardening boxes 26 - Patio 25 - Change room 24 - Gym 23 - Workshop 22 - Orthopedist 21 - Physiotherapist 20 - Reception of the medical center 19 - Graphic expression room 18 - FabLab

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Level +1 17 - Grocery accounting room 16 - Grocery storage 15 - Conditioning space 14 - Beekeeping workshop 13 - Psychologist + reception 12 - Sharing room + lesson 11 - Management 10 - Music room + studio 9 - Backstage / rehearsal room 8 - Indoor amphitheater

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9 8

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5

Level +0 7 - Grocery 6 - Information center 5 - Reception + administration 4 - Outdoor amphitheater * - Current greenhouse containing tropical trees

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Level -1 3 - Common basement 2 - Boiler room 1 - Café - Snack

3

1

Exploded Axonometry

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Transverse section - AA A

Void on level+2

A

Apartments plan - Levels +3, +4, +5

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VERTICAL LINK OF KNOWLEDGE 5th year, group of 2, INSA Strasbourg

Aim : On the theme of complexity and simplicity, develop a project to reconnect the center of Fribourg and the Schoenberg neighborhood through an intervention at the vicinity of the Zähringen Bridge.

Concept: Create a multicultural and multiactivity gathering space to increase passion sharing and create new friendships.

Section of the city through the Zähringen bridge

Geometric construction

One stair - Circulation

Two squares - Sharing

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Sectional elevation

COUPE BB- 1/200

Axonometric section

Atmospheric perspective

Mix structure AXONOMETRIE STRUCTURE

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Plan - +1

Plan - Groundfloor

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R+7 salles polyvalentes de représentation ...

nerie

TOIT belvédère

R+6 atelier machinerie lourde

TOIT Roof belvédère Lookout

R+8 +8 exposition Exhibition R+7 salles polyvalentes de représentation ...

R+4 alle de block

R+5 fablab

R+7 salles polyvalentes de représentation ...

R+4 salle de block

R+8 exposition

R+7 +7 salles polyvalentes de représentationrooms ...

Multifunctional

R+4 salle de block

R+3 atelier d’art plastique

R+6 +6 atelier machinerie lourde Heavy machinery workshop

TOIT belvédère

R+6 atelier machinerie lourde

R+7 salles polyvalentes de représentation ..

R+4 salle de block

R+3 atelier d’art plastique

R+6 atelier machinerie lourde

TOIT belvédère

R+2 salles de musique R+5 fablab

R+8 exposition R+4 +4 salle de block Bouldering gym

R+1 bilbiobar ludothèque

+5R+5 fablab Fablab R+7 salles polyvalentes de représentation ...

R+3 atelier d’art plastique

R+6 atelier machinerie lourde

R+5 fablab

R+3 atelier d’art plastique

R+4 salle de block

R+8 exposition

R+6 atelier machinerie lourde

R+2 +2 salles de musique Music rooms

+3R+3 atelier d’art plastique Art workshop R+5 fablab

Plans - scale 1 : 500

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TOIT belvédè

CLIMATIC HETEROTOPIA RUNWAY RETREAT

Wiley Publication Lazaros Mavromatidis, Climatic Heterotopias as Spaces of Inclusion: Sew Up the Urban Fabric, Wiley, 16 October 2020, ISBN:9781786306777 https://onlinelibrary. wiley.com/ doi/10.1002/9781119779339. ch7 https://onlinelibrary. wiley.com/doi/ abs/10.1002/9781119779339. ch13

4th year, group of 2, INSA Strasbourg

Aim : After a comprehensive analysis of international and local issues related to climate and the increasing migration of refugees, develop a project for the design of space and place that integrates political, environmental, and sociocultural dimensions. The project proposes the creation of a place that offers protection and care to those in need.

The outer boundaries define flows that are coherent with the urban environment, linking density and topography.

The goal is to marginalize localist or nationalist claims by challenging the exclusive characteristics of belonging to a place. In this perspective, the Climatic Heterotopia must be viable and sustainable, even in the absence of or with few new populations.

Context : In the heart of the Greek capital lies the abandoned former international airport of Athens. Following the 2004 Olympic Games, the aim is to breathe new life into this neglected site, with the terminal designed by Eero Saarinen.

Lively axis

Public program

Discrete spaces

Private courts

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Accessible roofs

Green spaces - succulent plants

Mass plan

Atmosphere views

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BETWEEN 4 WALLS 1sr1st year, INSA de Strasbourg

Programme : Family house and independant studio.

Context : Located in Brittany 500m away from the coast, the site consists of a 4 x 18 m plot surrounded by a dry-stone wall of 2.80 m high.

Stakes : While enjoying the view and the proximity of the sea, appropriate the enclosed space without touching the ancient wall, a witness of the past and craftsmanship.

Interior perspective

Model - 1 : 100

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WOODWORKING

Low chair - 2025 Oak, hemp rope and steel tubes

Light shelf - 2025 Leftover wood of a dining table project

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Pergola - 2023 Rebluit after the 50 years old structure colapsed

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Board cutting in Brittany - 2024 An old dead beech trunc from home

Wood turned bowl - 2024 Light soft wood

Bookshelves - 2025 Custom made with no visible support

Surfboards - 2018-2020 With a fiberglass layer and epoxy coating

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