Marie-Lou Moulanier Architecture Portfolio

M A R I E - L O U

M O U L A N I E R

SELECTED WORK 2020 - 2023

CONTENTS 1

HOTEL FOR THE HOMESTAYER

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THE PROMENADE

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3D CONCRETE PRINTED HOUSING

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TOKYO HOUSE

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ILLUMINATION OF THE PAST

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COLLABORATE

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A SPATIAL PROJECTION

Chicago, IL

Seoul, KOR

Miami, FL

Tokyo, JAP

Lafayette, LA

New York, NY

Lafayette, LA

HOTEL FOR THE HOMESTAYER Chicago, IL • Fall 2022 Using the idea of a disarranged corridor, the “typical hotel” is transformed into a series of interconnected towers that create opportunities for city residents to share their culture and their homes without tourists.

The ground floor of the hotel is reserved for teaching, and as one moves up the towers different levels of public space unfold.

The hotel accommodates visitors who may wish to stay for days, months, or years and accounts for both group stays and individual stays.

Instructors • Erik Hermann + Sandhya Kochar Partners • Andi Moore + Trevin Stewart The Ohio State University Softwares • Rhino + Illustrator + Photoshop

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Zoomed plans

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THE PROMENADE Seoul, KOR • Spring 2023 The Promenade is a reconnection of the South Korean community, created by bringing the old urban fabric of the surrounding neighborhoods onto the bridge to create architectural clusters where Korean artists live, work, and share their art.

This bridge is a structural promenade that separates the visitor from their “in-land” life while simultaneously being a place of passage connecting North Gangnam and South Seongdong.

The organic pattern of the city is encapsulated by the form and organization of courtyards which resemble oddly shaped public spaces.

Instructors • Phu Hoang + Halina Steiner Partners • Jake Henderson + Harrison Garden + Kangni Chen + Ruining Qian The Ohio State University Softwares • Rhino + Illustrator + Photoshop

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FRAME OUT ROOF @ EAVES TO MATCH HEIGHT OF RIGID INSULATION ROOF ASSEMBLY: STANDING SEAM METAL PANEL ROOF OVER VAPOR BARRIER AND 4" THICK RIGID INSULATION ON EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATING AND GLULAM ROOF RAFTERS

WEATHER RESISTANT BARRIER SHOWN DASHED WRAP DOWN EXPOSED FACE OF GLULAM RAFTERS

METAL FLASHING W/ DRIP EDGE PRESSURE TREATED GLULAM RAFTERS @ EXPOSED EXTERIOR ENDS FIBERGLASS FRAMED OPERABLE CLERESTORY WINDOW W/ INSULATED GLAZING WOOD SLAT CEILING W/ R-15 BATT INSULATION

METAL FLASHING - WRAP UP TOP OF MASONRY WALL AND OVER WINDOW FRAME

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WEATHER RESISTANT BARRIER SHOWN DASHED WRAP UP TOP OF MASONRY WALL AND INSIDE ROUGH WINDOW OPENING STANDING SEAM METAL PANEL ROOF 4" THICK RIGID INSULATION OVER EXTERIOR ROOF SHEATHING WOOD SILL

BUILT-UP ROOF CRICKET W/ STUD FRAMING WRAPPED IN EXTERIOR GRADE SHEATHING - SLOPE TO DRAIN MIN 1/4" PER FOOT

PT 2X10 @ TOP OF MASONRY WALL BRICK VENEER ON EITHER SIDE OF 2X6 SEPARATION WALL W/ R-19 BATT INSULATION

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BRICK SCREEN (EVERY OTHER BRICK OPEN TO BEYOND) RETURN BRICK VENEER AT BRICK SCREEN OPENINGS (BEYOND) BRICK SILL - SLOPE TO DRAIN 1/4" PER FOOT MIN.

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BRICK VENEER ON EITHER SIDE OF 2X6 WALL - MAINTAIN 1" AIR GAP MIN. BETWEEN BRICK LAYERS AND STUD FACE

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STEEL ANGLE LINTELS @ BRICK SCREEN OPENINGS BRICK SCREEN (EVERY OTHER BRICK OPEN TO BEYOND)

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METAL VALLEY FLASHING

ROOF ASSEMBLY: STANDING SEAM METAL PANEL ROOF OVER VAPOR BARRIER AND 4" THICK RIGID INSULATION ON EXTERIOR GRADE PLYWOOD SHEATING AND GLULAM ROOF RAFTERS

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WOOD SLAT CEILING W/ R-15 BATT INSULATION GLULAM RAFTER (BEYOND)

EXST TRUSS 3RD BEARING 16 FLOOR 108' - 0"

EXST TRUSS 3RD BEARING 16 FLOOR 108' - 0"

GLULAM RAFTERS - NOTCHED @ ENDS TO POCKET INTO MASONRY WALL BRICK VENEER ON EITHER SIDE OF 2X6 SEPARATION WALL 2X6 STUD WALL W/ R-19 BATT INSULATION 3 A3

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2ND FLOOR 100' - 0"

BRICK SCREEN (EVERY OTHER BRICK OPEN TO BEYOND) BRICK VENEER ON EITHER SIDE OF 2X6 WALL - MAINTAIN 1" AIR GAP MIN. BETWEEN BRICK LAYERS AND STUD FACE

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EXTERIOR

4" THICK CONCRETE SLAB ON VAPOR BARRIER OVER 2" THICK RIGID INSULATION AND COMPACTED GRAVEL BASE

SUB-SLAB RIGID INSULATION

2" THICK RIGID INSULATION UP FACE OF CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL (BOTH SIDES)

EXTERIOR

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FIRST FLOOR 90' - 0"

CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL & FOOTING CONNECTED TO CONCRETE DECK OF BRIDGE FOOTING DRAIN, SURROUND W/ GRADED GRAVEL

CONCRETE FOUNDATION WALL & FOOTING CONNECTED TO CONCRETE DECK OF BRIDGE

BRIDGE STRUCTURE SHOWN SHADED

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3D CONCRETE PRINTED AFFORDA HOUSING Miami, FL • Fall 2023 This concrete 3D printed housing located in the Little Haiti neighborhood in Miami is an affordable option of housing in one of the most expensive cities of the United States.

The 3D printed walls allow for a quicker building time, as well as building a stronger building against hurricanes and a more insulated building in a tropical climate.

In a Little Haiti where only 26 percent of residents are home-owners, high quality housing can become affordable with the technology of concrete 3D printing, and keep a cultural community together.

Instructor • Justin Diles The Ohio State University Softwares • Rhino + Grasshopper + Illustrator

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TOKYO HOUSE Tokyo, JPN • Spring 2022 Tokyo residnts can feel overwhelmed by the constant hustle and bustle of the city. The Tokyo house allows to live in the heart of the city while breathing away from the crowd.

The house is composed of several rooms connected by an outdoor space protected by a shell with openings. The shell creates a sense of security and privacy, while its openings allow natural light and weather elements to enter.

Instructor • Benjamin Wilke The Ohio State University Softwares • Rhino + Illustrator + Photoshop

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ILLUMINATION OF THE PAST Lafayette, LA • Spring 2021 The adaptative reuse of the former Lafayette Harward Store relies on the power of light in order to bring spaces together, creating a specific space and path throughout the building.

Combining the cognitive effects of light with arts such as painting and dance, which have similar positive effects, will bring harmony throughout the space and help Basin Arts to grow into the community and extend its values.

The contrast between light and dark creates a distinction between the public and the private space. The different angles of the sunlight through the skylights create moments of privacy throughout the space of the building.

Instructors • Ashlie Latiolais + Kiwana McClung University of Louisiana at Lafayette Softwares • Revit + Illustrator + Photoshop

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Level 1: 1. Stair 2. Elevator 3. Restroom 4. Storage 5. Artists studio 6. Local art shop 7. Front desk 8. Gallery 9. Meeting room 10. Catering 11. Green room

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Level 2: 1. Stair 2. Elevator 3. Restroom 4. Storage 5. Artists pods 6. Director’s office 7. Break room 8. Lounge 9. Changing room 10. Dance studio 11. Dance rehearsal

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COLLABORATE Honorable mention and top 25 in Archasm’s “play” international competition • New York, NY • Spring 2021 Collaboration creates a positive fondation for the future of today’s youth. It enhances social awareness, motivation, problem solving, and teamwork. It instills the idea that there will always be something or someone else that is affected by an individual’s actions.

This project seeks to bring awareness through collaboration of these interactions through the realizations of action and reaction during play. Essentially, this project aims to create collaboration between the furniture pieces and collaboration between the users of said pieces.

Instructors • Ashlie Latiolais + Kiwana McClung Partner • Alicia Coto University of Louisiana at Lafayette Softwares • Rhino + Illustrator + Photoshop

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A SPATIAL PROJECTION

Festival International de Louisiane, heaquarters Lafayette, LA • Spring 2020 Festival International is one of the most famous events that takes place in Lafayette every year, with artists coming from all over the world to gather people and different cultures.

This project is about combined forces acting inside of the building in relation to the outside to create spatial pushes or absorptions. The building absorbs the outside in by opening and pushes its interior out as it closes itself. The angular front of the building brings in light in order to make those inside feel pushed out.

The building contains a museum for the Festival International as well as a black box theater as the main focus. Festival International has its offices in the building as well as apartments for the artists who come to perform at the Festival.

Instructors • Thomas Sammons + Geoff Gjertson University of Louisiana at Lafayette Softwares • Revit + Enscape + Photoshop

Outside Render

Floor Plans

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1st floor 1. Fire stair 2. Mech room 3. Elevator 4. Men’s restroom 5. Women’s restroom 6. Lobby 7. Museum 8. Gift shop 9. Tenant space

10. Delivery area 11. Reception 12. Box office 13. Security 14. Data romm 15. Elec room 16. Elevator pump

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2nd floor 1. Fire stair 2. Mech room 3. Elevator 4. Men’s restroom 5. Women’s restroom 6. Lobby 7. Balcony 8. Black box theater 9. Sound control room 10. Gift shop storage 11. Chair storage 12. Supply room 13. Lounge

3rd floor

Rooftop

1. Fire stair 2. Mech room 3. Elevator 4. Staff locker room 5. Festival storage 6. Lounge 7. Balcony 8. Director’s office 9. Board room 10. Conference room 11. Volunteer room 12. Staff cubicles 13. Work room

1. Fire stair 2. Mech room 3. Elevator 4. Public restrooms 5. Bar 6. Lounge 7. Café 8. Apartment

Interior Render Views

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