PORTFOLIO Architect
Sophie SAVE CALMETTE
Sophie SAVE-CALMETTE
Visa Young Professionals or WHV Eligible
Junior Architect Designer SKILLS
28 Chatham Avenue, Mount Albert, AUCKLAND 1025 - NZ Driver’s License + Car Owner +33 686976120 sophiesave13@gmail.com Sophie Save Calmette https://fr.linkedin.com/in/sophiesave-calmette-94a112133
DESIGN
CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP
- Minimize the impact of construction and - Take into account conflicting arguments implantation on the landscape - Adapt supply to demand - Integrative approach of Architecture, Landscape and the finest interior details as - Take up the arguments of energy and well environmental efficiency - Improve the human experiences
https://issuu.com/sophiesavecalmette/docs/calmette_sophie_portfolio - Models https://archinect.com/sophiesavecalmette
PROFICIENCY : LANGUAGES :
- Understanding and active listening - Smiling attitude
GREEN ARCHITECTURE TECHNICAL SPECIALISATION
- Renewable energy (Solar, wind turbine, hy- - Heritage Architecture / Rehabilitation
draulic pump)
- Bioclimatic Architecture
French : Mother Tongue
- Bio-sourced materials
English : Fluent English
- Energy consumption calculations
Spanish : Conversational
- Typology of buildings of wood and - Wooden Architecture concrete - Thermal confort characteristics - Ventilation and heat system
SoftwareS : Artlantis Autocad Revit Rhino Sketchup Suite Adobe PERSONAL PROJECTS : REHABILITATION :
Rehabilitation of a stone house, Lot (46) FRANCE Restoration of the interior fixtures (electricity, plumbing, plasterboard, insulation of walls and roof, parquet, ... ).
Pollinator Paths : Auckland, New
Zealand.
Volunteer to help on the Pollinator paths: connect Auckland’s parks and reserve together to make pollination pathway. Bringing crucial pollinator into our urban areas to enable our growing urban food network thrive.
- Architecture & Landscape: mountain and desert
- Technical expertise on different materials - Functionality (Grouping wet rooms, day& night)
Work EXPERIENCE 2020 : Wingate Architects : Tauranga, New Zealand - (Actual position 3 months).
Work as an Architect Designer on various projects : work-co offices projects (interior design). Designing interior details (Kitchen, tea room, laundry…) for a Community Center. Drew detail section – building consent.
2019 : Bull / O’Sullivan Architecture : Auckland, New Zealand - (Actual position 5 months).
Work as an Architect Designer on residentials projects mostly wooden architecture (draw interior details). Designing an Adventist Church in Auckland and making models.
2018 : Gap year: photography and travels // Humanitarian architecture mission : Senegal (Denmark, Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia, Italy, 5 months USA / Canada). Improve my english, learning building a wooden ranch (fustes trunks), site wood supervision and photo competitions. Humanitarian Missions: Build a school and a computer room. Discuss with ladies about wells’ functioning.
September 2016 - September 2017 : Collective of Artists
Rehabilitation and lighting of the Saint Laurent bridge in Grenoble (France) within «Abat Jour», a collective of artists. Project done in partnership with LA METRO (city of Grenoble). We worked on this project to light the bridge during the works to bring the customer to the other side of the city.
WORK EXPERIENCE Internship in an Architect office :
June & August 2016 (3 months) : Architect Intern
Agence H2B Architectures (Reunion Island - France).
July 2015 (1 month) : Architect Intern
Mr Alexis BLANCHI (Monaco).
July 2014 (1 month) : Architect Intern
Mr Vincent d’ORTOLI & Philippe PUVIEUX (331 Corniche Architecte - Marseille - France).
June & July 2009 (2 months) : Intern
Miss Anne-Monique LATIMIER (Paris - France).
June & July 2009 (2 months) : Intern
Mr Rudy RICCIOTTI (Bandol - France).
June 2012 (1 month) : Intern
Company Alban & Frères (Marseille - France).
July 2011 (1 month) : Intern
Training Center AFPA Marseille - La Treille (France).
COMPETITIONS : YAC : PINOCCHIO CHILDREN’S LIBRARY
- December 2017 The first children’s library inspired by Pinocchio’s fable in Collodi, Italy.
CAUE SARTHE : «Petites machines à habiter»
- January 2018 A micro-architecture to share built with reused materials.
Worked on all phases of various projects: design/ sketch, feasibility studies, architectural notes, tenders, visits of construction sites (made photos for the online portfolio). Integral part of the team. Rehabilitation of a house in La Turbie (06 - France): Interior plans - Aesthetics of facades - Landscaping. Followed through on meetings with the Town Hall administration and an expert architect in heritage conservation in order to obtain the building permit.
Worked on the construction of an ecological house in Aix-en-provence (13). Conception of interior plans as well as the landscaping planning. Visits of various sites. Observation training: rehabilitation of a townhouse. Drawing of the agency’s plans. Site inspections to follow the project progress and ensure cordination among the craftsmen. Initiation and discovery of the Architect’s profession. Follow-up of several people: Urbanists, Architects, Graphic Designers, Engineers, etc.
Internship in construction companies :
Practice on site. Integration with the site team. Participation to the construction of the rehabilitation of the house : frame, elecctrical, tile, plumbing(sanitary installation). Worked initiation and observation of various building trades. Learning in the field of plumbing, electrical, tiling, painting treatment and coating facades, landscape, gardener.
Work initiation 2017 : GRADUATE : ARCHITECT JUNIOR. (CLICK HERE)
MASTER’S THESIS : Project of the Shelter’s creation - High mountain refuge Sestrière, St-Dalmas-le-Selvage, Alpes-Maritimes - France. Collaboration with the Syndicat Mixte des Stations du Mercantour of Nice.
2015 - 2017 : MASTER : ARCHITECTURE, LANDSCAPE & MOUNTAIN in National School of Architecture of Grenoble (France).
Dissertation : L’Habitat Cabanonier (Marseille - France). Essay : The development of the ESTIENNE D’ORVES Course over the last 4 centuries (Marseille - France). COMPETITION FOR REHABILITATION AND DENSIFICATION BETWEEN TWO CITIES (Eybens & Grenoble en France). Achievement of a linear park playing with a stream. Directed work done in groups between architects and engineers.
2014 - 2015 : Bachelor in National School of Architecture of Grenoble.
Essay : Urban spaces around MUCEM (Marseille) Essay : «Relationship Between Public Streets and Ground Floor» Dissertation : «Discover the evidence»
2010 - 2014 : BACHELOR in Architecture at the Catholic University of Louvain, Saint-Luc Tournai (Belgium).
Exhibition end of year projects of BAC 1 as well as of the BAC 3 structure project in several cities of Belgium.
2016 - 2017 : Collective of Artists : Master’s Thesis : Nice Metropole : Intern 2016 : H2B Architectures : Intern 2014 :
references
Madam Corenti: +33 620 78 34 51 or +33 476 29 22 92 Mr Coquel: +33 785 16 33 22 or +33 489 98 16 86 or fabien.coquel@nicecotedazur.org Mr Holsteing: +262 692 45 18 93 or +262 262 38 60 05 or fholsteing@h2b-architectures.fr 331 Corniche Architectes: Mr d’Ortoli: +33 496 20 31 10 or contact@331archi.com
APPRECIATION NOTE -
Translated from French to English by Sophie SAVE CALMETTE
In Nice, June 2017 Subject: Renovation and extension project for the Sestrière shelter - Sophie Save Calmette’s Thesis-Appreciation note Sir, The Mixed Syndicate of Mercantour Stations has begun studies aimed at a renovation and extension of the Sestrière refuge in the village of Saint-Dalmas-le-Selvage. After a feasibility study and pre-programming conducted in 2015-2016, the desire of the Syndicat mixte is to position the future refuge of Sestrière closer to the demand of the current «mountain» clientele while creating a new offer to allow access to a new clientele seeking authenticity and comfort. The location of the Sestrière refuge in the immediate vicinity of the core area of the Mercantour National Park poses a serious problem. The challenge is how to reconcile the construction of a tourist building responding to changing needs, in a natural environment, with the presence of a National Park while taking into account of course the natural resource available, access constraints, and obligations economic results of such an establishment. Also, the tourist positioning chosen by the Syndicat mixte is not exclusively a «classic» mountain refuge intended solely for hikers, climbers, skiers and mountaineers. The various rehabilitation programs in the Alps, recent or ongoing, are already clearly directed towards improving the level of comfort for this clientele, notably by significantly reducing the capacity of the dormitories and increasing the level of services (hot showers, quality of meals...). Besides the reception of the usual «mountain» customers , the mixed union wishes to position the future refuge on a higher level of range so as to attract a clientele «upscale» in short stay. This clientele that can be described as «ecoluxury» is in a market with strong growth still very little present in the Alpes-Maritimes. The architectural program and the future development plan must take into account these considerable challenges. Throughout the year, Miss Save Calmette was instructed as part of her final dissertation to respond as best as possible to this issue. She has been particularly active through several site visits before and during the winter period so as to grasp as much as possible the location and the environmental context of the project. On-site visits were supplemented by numerous exchanges with the project manager and the various socio-economic actors involved, demonstrating strong involvement. The brief given to us includes minimal errors in understanding the local political context and the mechanism of operation of the institutions, particularly on the role of the Mixed Syndicate of Mercantour stations in connection with the Nice Côte d’Azur Metropolis, but this confusion arises from our lack of clarity on this point and are of no consequence in the context of a preparation for the diploma of architect. Nevertheless, the work of diagnosis and inventory of the site implantation is remarkable, especially by Sophie, who did not know the massif before discovering it at the beginning of her project. The environmental and economic issues have been very well identified. In addition, Sophie has also perfectly met the expectations of the Mixed Syndicate regarding the programming proposal, according to the issues mentioned above.
Her work demonstrates her ability to listen to her sponsor and translate demand in respect to the landscape and environmental context. The proposed problem was particularly difficult, and Sophie Save Calmette showed great professionalism. Her work allowed us to guide, confirm and validate the proposals made by the consulting firm in charge of the study of definition and programming of the operation which was carried out in parallel. The implementation proposals made by Sophie are in line with the work done by the consultancy firm in charge of programming, as well as the technical and architectural recommendations. In addition, her work by the presentation of many models and a more comprehensive study of the context allowed the joint union to consolidate her project. The study provided and presented by Sophie was an undeniable asset for the Mixed Syndicate when it concerns our choices. The mixed union does not have architects, Sophie could have a role of advice and decision support through the presentation of interim reports throughout the year. Her contribution and the involvement of your school in this project, I wanted to share with you this appreciation and apologize for our absence during the thesis defense of Miss Save-Calmette, this is due to a combination of circumstances preventing us from being represented on that date and in no way lacking interest in the remarkable work done by that person. I hope that our absence will not be prejudicial in her evaluation. I beg you to believe, Sir, to the expression of my best regards. The Director of the Mixed Syndicate Mercantour resorts Mariana BONET
ECOLE NATIONALE SUPERIEURE D’ARCHITECTURE DE GRENOBLE_FRANCE
ST LUC TOURNAI UCL_BELGIUM
SCHOOLS First year : Community center building
- Tournai, Belgium - May/June 2011 Exhibition in several cities in Belgium Third year : Structural Analysis : Building: Stadshall - Gent, Belgium - September/October 2013 Exhibition in several cities in Belgium
Third year : Collective housing
- Grenoble, France - September 2014/January 2015 Reutilisation of an abandoned site
Stringed-instrument maker’s workshop, violin
- St Jorioz, France - February 2015/JJune 2015 Reutilisation of an abandoned site Master 1 : Shelter - La grande montagne de Seyne-les-alpes, France September 2015/December 2015
Construction of a new shelter for the municipality. Master 2 : Final thesis : Shelter -High mountain refuge Sestrière, St-Dalmas-le- Selvage, Alpes-Maritimes - France - 2016 - 2017
Project of the Shelter’s creation - Collaboration with the Syndicat Mixte des Stations du Mercantour of Nice.
COMPETITIONS
First : YAC : PINOCCHIO CHILDREN’S LIBRARY
- Collodi, Italy - December 2017 The first children’s library inspired by Pinocchio’s fable.
Second : «Petites machines à habiter»
- CAUE Sarthe/France - January 2018 A micro-architecture built with reused materials.
PERSONAL PROJECT
Rehabilitation of a typical stone house - Lot (46) FRANCE Restoration of the interior fixtures (electricity, plumbing, plasterboard, insulation of walls and roof, parquet, ... ).
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First YEAR : Community Center Building May / June 2011
Site : SQUARE MARIE-LOUISE - Tournai - Belgium This project was the culmination of my first year of architectural studies, and represents the synthesis of the addressed themes. Program: This exercise concerns a neighborhood we discovered during the first observational exercise of the year : The Square Mari-Louise.
The idea of the exercise: The residential association decides to construct a community building to serve two func-
tions currently missing in the neighborhood : a multipurpose association room and a preschool. The building will be open to everyone and managed by the residential association.
Contraints:
lights / materials / structure / land, water / accessibility / height beneath ceiling / parking and access / recycling
Project displayed in numerous cities in Belgium
The implantation of the facility is strategic as it aligns with two other schools in the neighborhood. Furthermore, the project is well established in its foundation, because it sinks in the ground in fonction of its purpose (the preschool is more buried than the multipurpose room). The two areas are connected by pathways, where we find the entrance of the building, and its corresponding courtyard, situated at the intersection of three roads. This project offers diverse perspectives of the potential interior and exterior of the building. All of the pathways of the square are reimagined. The pathways are more or less sunken in the ground in order to blend better with the natural elements of the square. We also see an exterior aquarium protecting the preschool from the outside world.
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Third YEAR : Analysis Structure May / June 2011
Site : STADSHALL - Gent - Belgique
To take conscience of the structure of the building, while considering certain constraints, like the wind as well as the specific tensions … In this part, I analyzed the structure of the Stadshall in Gent, Belgium by Paul Robbrecht, Hilde Daem, and Marie-Josée Van Hee.
Program: Analysis of an imposed building in order to understand its structure to then put in application by the
following.
The building is principally composed of Vierendeel beams as well as “H” beams. The Vierendeel beams serve for structural support, but also for projectors during events.
Project displayed in numerous cities in Belgium
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Third YEAR : Collective housing September 2014 / January 2015
Site : Caserne de l’Alma - Grenoble - France Project at the urban, landscaping, and architectural level. The objective is to free up the major lines of a project making a link between the historic city center and the modern city center, and between the constructed elements and the geography.
Representation of the site with the visual and physical limits. At first glance, the site is revealed under a solid mass.
Prolongation of existing routes across the given site. I therefore established new routes.
13 Strategic implantation in order to revitalize the neighborhood and notably the isolation of the site. The site permits us to reform the entrance of Grenoble to the historic city center. Conservative diffusion of the vegetation in the project across the ramparts.
There is a desire to have a somewhat closed right exterior facade in order to create a regularity and a continuity for the entrance of Grenoble contrary to the interior facade, which is curved and open, to have different exterior spaces with different ambiances.
The first floor is composed of collective spaces (offices, common rooms, etc.) and public spaces (commercial centres, preschool and childcare services, etc.). The transversant levels are reserved uniquely for the 81 apartments, going from T2 to T5, all of which have a terrace on the interior side to create a community atmosphere between the inhabitants. This conviviality and its corresponding meetings are equally promoted by the presence of easily accessible rooftop terraces.
Third YEAR : Stringed-instrument maker’s workshop February 2015 / June 2015 Site : St Jorioz - France The site is located at the bifurcation of the main axis leading to the dike and along the redevelopment of the promenade on the lake (leading to the second major axis). This implementation aims to revitalize this place, while encouraging more people to come to create a space for meeting and discovery. The installation of equipment (museum) and additional facilities (pedestrian) for the users would be an effective answer in terms of management of the frequentation and discovery of the site. 1- Give more readability, from card to the signage 2- Promote the views of the building on the lake while trying to keep as many trees as possible.
19 The building turns towards the lake offering more or less close views with different angles such as a focal camera. Its only purpose is to be an instrument of perception of the landscape to better appropriate the site in order to escape. All views of the building converge towards the reception area. The art centre will host instrument makers who will work on the instruments. Musicians will also have the chance to stay there to revive the place and offer other opportunities. The building includes a workspace, an exhibition and reception area and an accommodation space with a dining area.
Natural and homogeneous light is important. However, the need for bright spots is very important. The stinged-instrument maker’s workshop thus benefits from a diffuse light from the north as well as a zenith light by the installation of skylights. The structure is a glued laminated wood tablecloth, 1.10m high, and 1x1m wide (between axis) which rests on a bank beam. A primary structure (in red) is set up to cross smaller distances. The building is essentially made up of wood, and the outer covering is made of corten steel. Corten steel mingles with a natural landscape, since it takes the spirit of tree trunks damaged by time. The untreated steel coating allows for natural aging and will eventually integrate among the surrounding foliage.
Master 1 : Shelter -
September 2015 / December 2015 Site : Pié Gros - La Grande Montagne - Seyne les Alpes - France
THE SHELTER = A MARK, A TAMARACK, A RUINE, A SNAIL The shelter comes to rest on the site with a slight over-elevation that allows the flow of water and snow. The volumetry is compact. It starts from a central point and unfolds, opens on this magnificent panorama. The shape of the plan is inspired by the spiral of the golden ratio and / or snail. The interior spaces radiate from the central point. As for the roof, it wraps around the core and offers the possibility of recovering water or snow in the winter. The solar panels are present on the west facade (90 °) and we can add on the South roof (35 °).
23 The structure of the shelter is made with portal truss, since they make it possible to build roofs with very different geometries. All these structures meet at the central point of the refuge. They are attached to it using a steel element or by embedding. At the end, the structure is pinched in the post. The bracing is done through floors and the presence of panels (integrating the rain screen) in the walls. All wooden building components will be prepared in batches and then transported by mule backs and by helicopter (for larger portions). The shelter becomes a simple building kit.
Model : La Grande Montagne in Seyne-les-Alpes Scale : 1/10000
Master 2 : Final Thesis - Shelter -
September 2016 / June 2017
Site : High mountain Refuge Sestrière - France Grenoble 5h40
Italie 2h Nice 1h30
Marseille 3h40
St Dalmas / Station 50min
St Dalmas / Station 21min
VALLON DU BOURGUET / DE DOUANS
BAYASSE
SESTRIERE BOUSIEYAS
VALLONE DI SAN BERNOLFO VALLONE DI CALLALUNGA
VALLON D’ORGIALS / DE CHATILLON
ITALIE
ESTENC
VALLON DE L’ESTROP
VALLONE DELLA VALETTE
PARC
VALLEE DE SESTRIERE
VALLON CABRE / DU PONSET
National du MERCANTOUR
VALLEE DE GIALORGUES VALLON DE ST DALMAS
VALLEE DE BOREON / DE LA MADONE DE FENESTRE
VALLEE DES MERVEILLES
VALLON DES LACS MARIE VALLEE DE GORDOLASQUE VALLON DE CAÏROS / DE LA MAGLIA
VALLEE DE LA BEVERA
MER MEDITERRANEE
LALOCALISATION SITUATION PLANCHE 1
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ActivitĂŠs /Estivales / Hivernales Summer winter activities
Hiver GR5 GR56 VTT
LE LANDSCAPE PAYSAGE PLANCHE 2
4 5
3
1 2 A
Zone de Parking proposée par le PNM à la Métropole de Nice. Limite du Parc National du Mercantour Accès Piétons / VTT Accès Sauna
Ech: 1/500 0
10
50m
6
13h57
8h17
19h19
Hiver
7h39
Eté
A : maison privée 1 : Refuge existant 2 : Bain suèdois, sauna 3 : Bâtiment refuge / Auberge 4 / 6 : Abris
Crête de Pra-Gazé - 2200 m Serre de la Braïssa - 2743 m
SITE/ / PROJECT SITE PROJET PLANCHE 3
Ech: 1/100 0
2
10m
REHABILITATION REHABILITATION
EXISTING REFUGE/ /D’HIVER WINTER REFUGE EXISTANT PLANCHE 4
Ech: 1/100 0
2
10m
COUPES CROSS-SECTION REFUGE - AUBERGE SHELTER - HOSTEL PLANCHE 5
Ech: 1/100 0
2
10m
GROUND FLOOR PLAN REZ
REFUGE - AUBERGE SHELTER - HOSTEL PLANCHE 6
Ech: 1/100 0
2
10m
FIRSTR+1 FLOOR PLAN
SHELTER - HOSTEL REFUGE - AUBERGE PLANCHE 7
Ech: 1/100 0
2
10m
MINIABRIS SHELTERS LES PLANCHE 8
Sauna et bain nordique sous référence de Forest Spa.
ESPACE BIEN-ETRE WELLNESS AREA PLANCHE 9
Ech: 1/200 0
4
20m
Source du Pertus + réservoirs
Bac dégraisseur Fosse toutes eaux Préfiltre décolloïdeur Chasse automatique Epandage
EAU PROPRE EAU SALE TURBINE
Ech: 1/200 0
4
20m
Souce du Pertus : 2050m Site : 2000m Distance : 500m Débit été (Septembre 2008) : 0,25l/s ; T° 4,9°C Débit hiver (Mars 2017) : 0,61l/s ; T° 4,2°C Ph : 7,99
Ballon Lingerie Sanitaires
Cuisine
Panneaux Thermiques 24m²
Ballon
Cuve + Turbine Filtre UV
Résistance Chauffage
Chaudière à Gazéification
PRIVE
PUBLIC
Une surface totale de 24m² de panneaux thermiques servira pour chauffer l’eau des sanitaires et de la cuisine.
*Le tableau est une estimation.
Il serait plus judicieux de mettre des frigos et congélateurs à la place des chambres froides qui demandent beaucoup moins d’énergie.
Un total de 107 panneaux photovoltaïques (soit 128m²) est nécessaire, toutefois une surface de 30m² est suffisante à condition de placer plusieurs jeux de batteries. De plus en, une turbine sera utilisée comme deuxième système de production d’électricité. La cuisine est entièrement reliée au gaz, ce qui limite la consommation d’électricité.
TECHNIQUE
TECHNICAL DETAIL PLANCHE 10
Ech: 1/200 0
4
20m
1 2 3 5
4 6
7 8 9 15
10 11 12 13 14
16 17
Détail Mur extérieur ossature bois - toiture végétale
Détail Mur extérieur ossature bois - fenêtre
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Détail Mur extérieur ossature bois - toiture zinc Rez - R+1
Ech: 1/20 40
0
200cm
1
Substrat / Bordure en gravier - 200mm
2
Bidim
3
Litelage 80mm
4
Panneau 22mm
5
Forme pente 3%
6
Isolation fibre de bois 60mm
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Isolant naturel en chanvre - 300mm
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Liteaux - passage de cables
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OSB 19mm - contreventement - pare vapeur
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Bardage bois vertical - 20mm
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Isolant naturel en chanvre 160mm
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Isolant fibre de bois
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Etanchéité pare-pluie - contreventement
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Bardage mélèze horizontal 22mm
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Solives
16
Voliges - soutien du zinc
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Zinc noir
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OSB 22mm
TECHNIQUE
TECHNICAL DETAIL PLANCHE 11
First Competition : YAC : PINOCCHIO CHILDREN’S LIBRARY -
December 2017
Site : Collodi - Italy
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THE ENTRANCE FACADE SOUTH-WEST
THE COFFEE SHOP FACADE EAST
THE PAPER FACTORY SECTION
CROSS SECTION
Second Competition : «Petites Machines à Habiter» -
January 2018
Site : CAUE Sarthe - France
COUPE TRANSVERSALE - Ech : 1/50ème
+ Cuisine urbaine
Agora
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Re-Use
Arriving at a conclusion that most urban in-
Partant du constat d’un manque de réutilisation terstitial are abandoned, the Re-Use Project an de nos espaces interstitiels urbains, le propose projet Realternative for these spaces. Use propose une alternative aux dynamismes de ces interstices.
Adopting a simple installation not requiring many tools and workers, the project can be easily Favorisant une installation simple et imne plemented inque a constrained site. It is basically made up nécessitant très peu d’outils et d’hommes, le l’implantation site contraint. of projet readilyfavorise found wood at the wasteen collection of the Principalement composé à partir de sections de bois building, all for a sustainable reflexion. facilement disponibles à la collecte des déchets du bâtiment, l’ensemble propose une réflexion durable. Benefiting from the program distributed in
three spaces, Re-Use proposes a simple use and diver-
Bénéficiant d’une programmation répartie sity. Exchange sources and division, the central volume en trois espaces, Re-Use propose un usage of Agora allows multiple appropriation, scalable desimple et diversifié. Source d’échanges et de pending on the disposal of the programme. It is therepartage, le volume central de l’agora permet de fore by an angle from a library and an urban canteen of multiples appropriations évolutives en fonction de vegetables production from whichC’est this project la disposition du programme. donc evolves. par le biais d’une bibliothèque et d’une cantine urbaine maraîchère que l’évolutivité du projet prend forme. MISE EN SITUATION
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4
3
80 cm 80 cm 280 cm 300 cm
390 cm
64 cm
5
PLAN - Ech : 1/50ème
6
SCHEMA CONSTRUCTIF Assemblage boulonnage, écrou et rondelles
Liteau 2.7 cm X 2.7 cm Recyclage déchets
Chevron 8 cm X 8 cm Classe 3.b
Liteau 2.7 cm X 2.7 cm Recyclage déchets
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Plaque polyester ép : 7 mm
Bibl.
Agora
Cuis
DETAIL DE L’ASSEMBLAGE Lot Menuiserie
dont matériaux réemployables
Bibliothèque
AU FIL DES SAISONS
Lot Quincaillerie Lot Couverture Lot Mobilier urbain Lot Végétation
3252 € 1110 € 3765 € 744 € 330 € 436 € TOTAL 8091 € TTC (7087 € avec réemploi de matériaux)
ESTIMATIF
Agora
Agora + Kitchen
Agora + Library
Personal Project : Rehabilitation of a typical stone house Site : Lot (46) - France BATHROOM
BEFORE
AFTER
65 KITCHEN
BEFORE
AFTER
LIVINGROOM
AFTER