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JAMIIL PORTFOLIO2017-2022

SUFFEE DJAMIIL

DEA Architecture & Urbanisme

PROFILE

Since my childhood i have always like draw ing and building cardboard houses and pil low forts. I was always interested to pursure a career in a creative field.

Architecture allowed me to do so. I view each project is an unique opportunity to create, blend and reinvent the existant.

CONTACTS

5B pasteur St, Beau Bassin

djamiilsuffee@gmail.com

(+230) 5 9 25 76 91

LANGUAGES

Français - C1 Anglais - C1 Créole - (Native)

SOFTWARE SKILLS

Autocad

Revit Rhino & GH Photoshop

Indesign Sketchup Lumion Illustrator

ÉDUCATION

Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Architecture de Nantes. Graduated Master en Architecture et Urbanisme en 2022

ENSA Nantes Mauritius. Graduated Bachelor en architecture et urbanisme en 2020.

John Kennedy College. GCE 'A' LEVEL - Graduated 2015 GCE ‘O’ LEVEL - Graduated 2014

Ecole Gouvernemental Raoul Rivet. CPE - Graduated 2007

WORK EXPERIENCE

CAPABILITIES / SKILLS

PROFESSIONAL

Writing Photography

Team play Organized Fast LEarner Time Management

2020 2019 2018 2017

Internship at FWA associates ltd Architectural intern. Numerous work for both commercial and residential projects Municipality of QuatresBornes Assistant to building inspector.

Internship at FWA associates ltd Architectural intern for Area control centre reovation.

Nomadic Resorts

Draftsman for landscaping design for the project Bourgade de Bel Ombre.

MAB Ltd Grade A Contactors. Assitant to site manager for the EDEN ROCKS RES Project in Grand Baie.

PERSONAL INTERESTS

Sustainable development

From design to completion, the reversibility of project schedules following urban trans formations and developments.

Maritime architecture Design or rehabilitation of ships and floating structures.

2021

Teamwork Report

Modeling PERSONAL

CURRICULUM VITAE

CONTENTS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 M2 STUDIO ‘SOLID THINKING’ L’INCERTITUDE M2 STUDIO ‘SOLID THINKING’ LA HUTTE M1 STUDIO ‘VILLE LITTORAL’ LA CAPITALE ET SON LITTORAL SHORE/INSHORE/ OFF SHORE PARTITIONS COMPLENTATIVES M1 STUDIO ‘Think Global Act Local’ MEGA STRUCTURES LICENSE 3 GALERIE D’ART LICENSE 2 BIBLIOTHERAPHY THESIS PROJECT FLOATING UTOPIA Fig 85 : Scenery of the project Living Through Art

1. L’INCERTITUDE

M2 STUDIO ‘SOLID THINKING’ PFE GROUP PROJECT

This project entitled l’incertitude is one of the four proposed ‘insolite’ dwellings for the belle folie park in Ploemel. The theme of anarchitecture was chosen and presented as the ‘folie’ and the key concept is to design a living area comprising of a bedroom, a living area and a bathroom. The project is pushed further than the conceptual stag es whereby real issues were discussed throughout the development of the project.

As such the core is to be made with Cross Laminated Timber to facilitate transport and preassemble on site. The envelope is to be made with reclaimed wood which will be treated and fixed to the structure on site. One of the peculiar characteristics is the access by a net which was modelled via grasshopper and rhino. The aim is to pro pose a floating aspect to the project whereby even the supports were to be hidden in the envelope.

2. LA HUTTE

This project called ‘La Hutte’ is an unusual habitat designed for the Parc de la Belle Folie. The essence of the project is biomimicry; an instinctive architecture directed by natural constructions such as bird’s nests or spider webs. The intention is to create a work that is harmonious with nature by creating a habitat that attracts vacationers.

The project follows the principle of building a tepee with the structure as the core supporting an envelope. The project is made with several wooden laminates fixed to each other so as to create a dome shape structure. Underneath this structure, a ten sile envelope is fixed at the junctions and the resultant is that of a suspended tent.

M2 STUDIO ‘SOLID THINKING’ PFE INDIVIDUAL PROJECT

ETAPES DE CONSTRUCTION Placement des roches pour les fondations Placement des arches structurelles primaires Densification des structures primaires Placement des arches structurelles secondaires Densification des structures secondaires Placement des hublots dans la toile Placement de la toile tendue Placement des poutres pour le plancher Placement des solives et le plancher Placement des armatures en acier Placement des menuiseries Placement des cloisons A A

1. Structure (bois) 2. Toile tendue (polypropylène et coton) 3. Portes 4. Baie vitrée 5. Armature en acier 6. Cloisons en toile (polypropylène) 7. Hublots (plexiglas) 8. Plancher de bois 9. Poutres pour plancher 10. Pieds en acier 11. Roche pour fondations AXONOMÉTRIE ÉCLATÉE Platine metal Roche Ecrous Arche Structurelle en bois Vis Tête hexagonale SYSTEM DE FIXATION: BOULONS Vis Tête hexagonale Platine metal Ecrous Poutre en bois corde en polypropylène Oeillets Velcro Tissu (Int) Cotton Tissu (Ext) polyester Armature metal Cheville en bois plancher bois (10 cm) bord chanfreiné Toile tendue Croisement des arches crochet de support en métal Trou dans le tissus Plexiglass (12mm) cadre de fenêtre circulaire en acier Tissu (Int) Cotton lame d'air Tissu (Ext) polyester 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

3. LA CAPITALE ET SON LITTORAL

Through an analysis of the existing atmosphere within the capital of Mauritius, several problems came forward. The first one is the lact of activity after office hours. The sec ond one is the huge problem of parking space. The third is a disconnection of the flux of people towards the littoral which contributed to this asset’s underage.

The idea was to base the project on an upcoming new Station Victora Terminal which would allow users to access the capital via the metro. The project was to propose a new pole of transit alongside new residential zones within the caserne areas. The connection of several proposed key areas is centred along a new flyover which con nects the city centre with its seafront.

M1 STUDIO ‘VILLE LITTORAL’

PROJET - LA CAPITALE ET SON LITTORAL - PONT PIÉTONNIER & CAR PARK PROJET - LA CAPITALE ET SON LITTORAL - VIADUC via TERMINAL PROJET - LA CAPITALE ET SON LITTORAL - GRADIN PROJET - LA CAPITALE ET SON LITTORAL - VIADUC 1

PROJET - LA CAPITALE ET SON LITTORAL - SHOPPING & KAS POZ PROJET - LA CAPITALE ET SON LITTORAL - ZONE RÉSIDENTIELLE PROJET - LA CAPITALE ET SON LITTORAL - VIADUC 2 PROJET - LA CAPITALE ET SON LITTORAL - PARK

4. PARTITION COMPLENTATIVE

UET ‘SHORE INSHORE OFFSHORE’

The project ‘partition complentative’ was designed in collaboration with naval archi tecture students during the course of several weeks. The project had the theme of recycling as its core. The aim was to repurpose a cargo ship by transforming parts of the ship into modules which will accommodate specific functions.

The result is a park which enables users to rediscover the area of Trentmoult’s ancient ‘sabliere’. Enable tourists to learn about Nantes ancient shipyard Dubigeon and pro vide a serene atmosphere where the locals can learn new crafts.

1/ Espace d’attente du navibus 2/ Espace pédagogie 3/ Belvédère 6/ Serre expérimentale 5/ Ateliers d’art 4/ Scène urbaine

MEGA STRUCTURES

The project is a mega structure of concrete beams which aim to anchor the earth to the mountain in order to prevent landslides. The variation of this structure makes it pos sible to create spaces alongside the topography lines. These areas are categorised into residential, commercial, cultural and agricultural spaces.

Through these successions of platforms, we find dwellings of different sizes tailored to the needs of the occupants. The various paths allow for an open circulation through the areas of the mountain as well as access to the roofs of buildings and other infra structures such as planted terraces.

Sur le chemin de l’eau, un village en péril

Le principe d’intervention sur une pente

Sur toitures

Habitations

Grille hyperstatique

Canaux et Esplanades

Murs de soutènements

Terrace agricoles

Terrassement

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M1 STUDIO ‘THINKING LOCAL ACTING GLOBAL’ Les rivières Les ruisseaux Legende La mer Zone du glissement de terrain CHITRAKOOT Montagne Longue Vallée des Pretes Vallée Pitot Tranquebar Port Louis Centre Snail Rock 620 Le Pouce 820 Grand Glacis Creve Coeur Pieter Both 820 Priest’s Peak Mountain Village de Chitrakoot

Imaginer un quartier mixte sur le flanc de la montagne Jardin sur le toit Espace public Veranda sur le toit Jardin sur le toit Verger Potager sur le toit Veranda sur le toit

Un quartier mixte sur le flanc de la montagne +50m +40m 0m +30m +20m +10m Gallerie Supermarche Esplanade Terrain Agricoles Esplanade 1 Esplanade 2 Eau de la montagne D’une esplanade à l’autre Excès de l’eau vers la rivière Le recueil de l’eau pluviales

Logements Gallerie Commerce Culture Esplanade

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Coin kas poz Toile tendue Barbecue Rafraichir les alentours Filme d’eau Mini espace kas poz USAGES MIXTE TRANSFORMATION DES TOITS

Apporter de la fraicheur dans la grille Filme D’eau 1 Filme D’eau 2 Mountain breeze Sea breeze Système de pompe qui filtre et ramène l’eau usée sur le toit Filme d’eau qui ap porte de la fraicheur dans les maisons 010 1 2 3 4 5 PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCEDBYANAUTODESKSTUDENTVERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION PRODUCED BY AN AUTODESK STUDENT VERSION B B Habitation typique Le climat tropical Habitation typique

GALERIE D’ART

LICENSE 3 PROJECT

Situated in the town of Quatre-Bornes, this project caters for the need for a new gallery as well as a residence which would allow artists from all around the globe to come and stay in Mauritius for a brief period.

The concept was to differentiate public areas from private areas while maintaining coherence in the use and design of each proposed space. The project features an extendable roof which would protect the courtyard and exposition space. This poly valent area allows for concerts, art expositions and other events to take place.

Living Through Art

Collaboration

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Gallery and Artists Residence

Schematic use of spaces SECTION‘HABITABLE’ ‘‘Private’’ ‘‘public’’ Less noise ‘‘Private’’ noisy ‘‘public’’ MURAL ART Visual Aspect 02 765432 2500 2500 3000 2500 17000 4600 4600 4600 4600 11000 13800 DN UP 3600 4800 1300 1800 3600 1800 1300 19791 15800 14100 30000 3407880600913578024808404800 7000 3100 3100 3507 3800 300 4300 11178 200 4800 200 4640 200 Workshop Ladies Toilet Gents Toilet 104.81 m² 28.48 m² 16.46 m² Flower Box 7.89 m² Store 5.31 m² Store Toilet Gallery 12.94 m² 135.72 m² Central Area 101 102 234567 3000 3000 3000 3000 3605 3605 Gallery Gallery Warrior Sculpture Expo

Expo 6 Underground Ground Floor First Floor Second Floor Workshop office office store Toilet Open Gallery Exit Ramp Garden Bar Open Gallery Appartment Studio Studio office Enty Ramp Toilet Third Floor Open Gallery Studio Studio Apartment Store Offices ZENgarden Gallery Bar Toilet Axonometric view from back: AVENUEMURPHY Toilet Open roof terrace Studio underground parking exit ramp Bar Gallery AVENUEMURPHY Offices Workshops Studio Garden Open roof terrace Studio underground parking exit ramp Axonometric from road: 6 PROGRAM SPACE LAYOUT Underground Ground Floor First Floor Second Floor Workshop office office store Toilet Open Gallery Exit Ramp Garden Bar Open Gallery Appartment Studio Studio office Enty Ramp Toilet Third Floor Open Gallery Studio Studio Apartment Store Offices ZENgarden Gallery Bar Toilet Axonometric view from back: AVENUEMURPHY Toilet Open roof terrace Studio Apartment underground parking exit ramp Bar Gallery AVENUEMURPHY Offices Workshops Studio Garden Open roof terrace Studio underground parking exit ramp Axonometric view from road: Apartment Entry ramp Exit ramp

19 After 17000 Workshop with mural painting 11 Multiple uses of Spaces Sculptures Display Art Exposition Multitude of Art Living in ‘Mauritius’ APARTMENT 02 762 2500 2500 3000 4600 4600 4600 3800 200 1300 1800 3600 1800 3540 1760 40 2874 4065 900 1030 1200 3731 4800 900 1450 1026 2844 1130 1126 2844 1043 1213 2844 823 Apartment Mezzanine 1650675701 23192 18393 01 135 Apartment Apartment Apartment Living in ‘Mauritius’ APARTMENT Apartment

BIBLIOTHERAPHY

Bibliotherapy is a library project which was to be built in Port Louis, the Capital. The project had water as a key feature to provide users with a cool and serene environ ment where they can escape the city heat.

The facility offers numerous amenities such as cafes, offices, cyberspace areas and even a space for Hydrotherapy. The main feature is that of a central basin inspired by Peter Zumthor’s Therme Vals whereby users can read books while experiencing the joy of being near water.

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AXONOMETRIE

Axonometrie montrant les differ ents schema des structures. A not er que les designs des poteaux ne sont pas definitifs.Les valeurs sont approximatifs.

Toit (Beton 10 cm)

Poteaux

arborescent bois (40cmx40cm jusqu’a 20cmx20cm) Hauteur:4.5m-5m

Poutres (bois lamelle-colle) Taille30cm

Sol (beton 15 cm)

Poutres

Principales (bois lamelle-colle) Taille50cm

Console bois pour balcons (40x40)

Poutres secondaires (bois lamelle-colle) Taille:20cm

tirants metalliques (diametre 5cm)

Poteaux bois (40cm x40 cm)

Hauteur: 4.5 m

poteaux bois (20cm x20 cm) Hauteur: 3 m

tirants metalliques (diametre 2cm)

SCHEMATIC

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LICENCE 2 PROJECT

UTOPIA

THESIS PROJECT

The subject covered in this thesis is a conceptual floating utopia against sea level rise. The interest in this subject is defined by urban sprawl; we are currently in an era where we can see urban growth all around the globe.

Thesis - M. Arch & Urbanism Student, Suffee M. Djamiil

V. CONTEXT AND SITE LOCATION

The chosen site for the project is near Malé, the capital of the Maldives which is one of the countries particularly more vulnerable to the effects of sea level rise in the next few years.

This is because more than 80 percent of its 1190 atolls stand less than 1 meter above sea level.

Area: 5.79 sq km

Population: 105,000

Density: 18,134/ sq km

The city is one of the most densely populated coastal cities and the project aims to enable decongestion and sustainable growth of the capital.

Thesis - M. Arch & Urbanism Student, Suffee M. Djamiil

Villages are turning into cities, cities into metropoles and metropoles into megalop oles in order to accommodate the demographic growth, which predicts that we will exceed the bar of 9.9 billion people worldwide by 2050. At that time, when man will most probably have depleted all terrestrial resources, we will turn our attention back to the ocean with the primary intention of marine territorial conquest.

VII. LAYOUT AND CONSIDERATIONS

CHAPTER 1 - DEFINING FLOATING BODIES

The master plan shows one possible layout of the city.

In fact, the modules allow for indefinite iterations of possible layouts of the city. However, specific factors must be taken into consideration when changing the layouts. Theses are as follows:

Size, Shape and Dimensions

The size of the platform should be sufficient to accommodate a variety of infrastructures within the same clusters. The shape of the hexagon offers stability and optimal occupancy as well as the ability for interconnection.

Platforms distance and Interconnections

Another factor to consider is the layout of the floating structures. They must not be too closely packed so as to allow sunlight to reach the seafloor so as to allow the growth of corals and marine organisms. The use of interconnections such as floating pontoons has minimal impact on the seafloor. Connection with the mainland is necessary to allow trade and exchange of resources.

Mooring System

The vertical distance of the floating city with the seafloor is an important factor to consider as the Bathymetry (Sea contours) will determine the placement of the and length of mooring anchors. The type of seabed will also determine the type of mooring used.

Execution and Construction

The platform size will determine how and where it can be constructed; smaller modules can be constructed off-site whereas larger modules must be constructed as puzzle pieces and then joined together on site.

Reversibility

Cities constantly evolve within decades and as such, it is important to include concepts such as open floor plans which offers a certain margin of reversibility allowing the buildings to adapt to changes as per the need of the population for example transforming an office space into a school.

VI. PROJECT COMPONENTS

Perimeter of intervention

CHAPTER 1 - DEFINING FLOATING BODIES

Fig 78 : Chosen site for the proposed project.

MASTERPLAN

The floating project consists of three main components: Floating modules, platforms and decommissioned ships.

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Fig 80 : Masterplan showing layouts and context .

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The final step is to ensure proper communication channels within the floating city but also with the mainland. They are usually in the form of floating pontoons for both pedestrian and vehicular access. Travelling by sea is also made possible by incorporating a water taxi system.

URBAN SECTION

EXSTING CITY PROFILE

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Fig 81 : Urban section showing the new city profile.

CITY PROFILE

8. FLOATING

500 m 500 m 500 m 500 m Fig 79 : Concept and development of the floating city.

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The city is able to expand over time, by either accommodating more floating platforms, marine platforms or decommissioned ships. This modular aspect thus enables the city to grow as per the needs of the population.