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1. Student dwellings in Champs-sur-Marne 1st year, 2nd semester 7
2. Privte house in Champs-sur-Marne 2nd year, 1st semester 83. Block of fl ats in Paris, rue Emile Level 2nd year, 1st semester 94. Design of a district, in Trilport 2nd year, 2nd semester 10
5. Block of fl ats “In Abstracto” 3rd year, 1st semester 116. Block of fl ats in Paris, Porte Pouchet’s district 3rd year, 1st semester 12-13
Habitat
Equipements
Urban studies
Sketches
Education, experience, skills, profi le 5
Overview
1. Analysis of the city of Trilport 2nd year, 2nd smester 212. Analysis of a parisian district : Montmartre 2nd year, 1st semester 22-23
1. A shelter in the city 1st year, 1st semester 162. Workshops for a furniture factory 1st year, 1st semester 17
3. A boiler house in Gennevilliers internship at GD-LC 18-19
Outdoor sketching 1st and 2nd year 25
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Florence Grillet - 16/08/1991
EDUCATION:
2012 Bachelor’s degree of architectureIn Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture, de la Ville et des Territoires (ENSA-VT), in France. Its educational project is based on an architectural design involved in the transformation of the town and country planning.
Not only are we asked to develop diff erent individual projects, but we also have the chance to work as a team, for example :
- The design workshop is organized with the ENPC (Ecole Nationale des Ponts et Chaussées, Paristech), in March 2012
- During my third semester, I worked on an urban analysis of Montmartre (Paris) with two other students. “Wandering in Montmartre through the slope”
- I spent my fourth semester analysing the Thermes of Vals (P. Zumthor arch.), working in pair, under the theme of the “wall”.“From autonomy to composition”
2009 French Baccalauréat with honoursMajor in physics and chemistry.Options : - Fine arts - European section with history and geography in English.
SKILLS:
Languages:French : Mother tongueEnglish : AdvancedPortuguese : AdvancedItalian : Intermediate
Computer skills:Autodesk Autocad +++++Adobe Photoshop +++++Adobe InDesign +++++Revit Architecture +++Sketchup Pro +++Rhinoceros 3D +++V-Ray +
Pro� le:Organized, sensitive, adaptable,thoughtful, enthusiastic, open-minded
EXPERIENCE:
July 2012 One month internshipWith GD-LC Architectes, Paris (France).
July 2011 One month internshipWith GD-LC Architectes, Paris (France).An amazing experience where I was able to discover the real work of an architect.I had the chance to work on a contest where I was asked to photoshop the sections and plans. I was able to use my previous knowledge, to share it and developed it.
2010 Two weeks internshipOn the construction site of the Bocage Central Hospital Complex in Dijon (France).I experienced the complexity of an important building site and met the diff erent parties that are involved in the evolution of the construction.
2010 Youth leaderWith Telligo, specialist of thematic summer camps. One month in Fousenant, France and one week in Borwick, England.It helped me develop my creativity and patience. I built confi dence and strenghtened my taste for adventure.
2006-2009 Baby-sittingTaking care of children was a good opportunity to start having responsibilities and make my own decisions.
PROFILE:
Activities:2003-2009 Drama classesHighschool volleyball teamA taste for photography and travelling
Abroad experiences:2012 Study tour (3 days) to Copenhaguen, Denmark and a one-week journey to Munchen, Germany
2011 Study tour (3 days) to Porto, Portugal
2007-2008 Three months of schooling in Cobourg (ON, Canada) in an exchange
2008 One week exchange in Tagliacozzo, Italy
2006 Two weeks of complete immersion in England (Torquay) and two weeks with my class visiting Italy, Croatia and Slovenia
2005 Exchange in England for one week (Hertford, near London) and two weeks visiting Toscana (Italy)
2004 Two weeks in Tunis and also a study tour in south Tunisia
2003 Two weeks in Germany
Open-minded, quick-thinking and hardworking, I mix management, organization and listening skills with an eye for detail and a taste for sensitive analysis and creative work.Perfectionist and easily adaptable, I reach the goals I set myself.
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1. Student dwellings in Champs-sur-Marne 1st year, 2nd semester 7
2. Private house in Champs-sur-Marne 2nd year, 1st semester 8
3. Block of fl ats in Paris, rue Emile Level 2nd year, 1st semester 9
4. Design of a district, in Trilport 2nd year, 2nd semester 10
5. Block of fl ats “In Abstracto” 3rd year, 1st semester 11
6. Block of fl ats in Paris, Porte Pouchet’s district 3rd year, 1st semester 12-13
Dwelling
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2010 - Student dwellings in Champs-sur-Marne
Transversal section First and second fl oor plans
North elevation
South elevation
The project of 14 students dwelling sits on a parcel in the City of Champs-sur-Marne (in the suburbia of Paris), on a ground characterized by a fairly steep slope and its north / south orientation.It is therefore asked to consider the repetition of a module that is as eff ective and as comfortable as possible.
The project is initiated by the various activities of a student and its major needs. Thus we can identify a division into four specifi c areas. First, the entry of the apartment opens onto a small living room and kitchen. Then one reaches on the bathroom which comes to create a separation between the sleeping area, rather “dark”, and the working area, which is widely opened to the outside by a large window. A glass door gives access to the terrace of the fl at.
The openings are considered according to the orientation of accommodation : the terraces of the lower fl ats open to the south, so an overhang of the upper fl ats creates a solar protection against strong sunlight. On the other hand, the upper fl ats’ terraces need a considerable amount of light as they are looking north.
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2010 - A private house in Champs-sur-Marne
the living room opens widely on the garden, in the continuity of the kitchenSection AA
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Main fl oor plan
Master Plan
The dining room : overlooking the Marne and protected from prying eyes
A façade widely open on the gardenSouth elevation - opening on the garden
North elevation - facing the Marne
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South elevation
Master plan
Entrance of the building, from the back
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4th fl oor plan
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Perspectives from the road
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2011 - Design of a district, in Trilport
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Bedroom15m²
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Bathroom5m²
Bathroom7m²
Bedroom14,5m²
Patio 58m²
Bedroom12m²
Bedroom11m²
Beroom15m²
Bedroom13m²
Living room33m²
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Living room41vm²
Overlooking the fi elds from the passagewayThe vegetation running along the passage gives the direction of a descent towards the meadow, accompanied by volumes that open on the view
A passageway provides access to the duplexes. The view facing the city is composed of higher volumes and shows a mineral façade.
View on the patio of a home on the ground fl oor
East façade The successive rise gradually leads to the urban landscape
West façadeContinuity that reminds the city while being immersed in vegetation
Cross section : From the city to the countryside
Elevation / section on the passageway
Section West-East : A link between the city and the meadow
East façade overlooking the meadow
West façade, facing the city
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2011 - Block of fl ats “in Abstracto”
Around a coreFlexibility
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Main fl oor plan
longitudinal sectionSouth elevation
“In Abstracto” is an exercise where we were asked
to think about the notion of comfort in housing
without taking account of surroundings.
The points I chose to develop :
- a bearing core we can go around
- a light structure that creates fl exible spaces
- through appartments.
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2012 - Block of fl ats in Pairs, district of Porte Pouchet
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Cross section North-South of the buildingOn the north, an outside corridor serves small fl ats, widely open on the south garden.
Façades on the rue Rebière and the boulevard du Bois le prêtreA mineral façade looks on the streets. The breakthroughs allow bystanders to fi gure the garden still keeping intimacy and protecting it from the noise.
Garden façadeThis wooden façade creates intimacy in the courtyard,off ering some views on the exterior by the breakthroughs.
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This is of confronting the theoretical standpoint of comfortable housing to the practical realities of a site.
The site is a plot of 1165 sqm located at the corner of Boulevard Bois-le-Prêtre and Pierre Rebière Street in the 17th arrondissemenr of Paris, at the foot of the Tour du Bois-le-Prêtre, rehabilitated by Lacaton / Vassal.
It was asked to develop a project of 40 dwellings.
Lack ofcorner stores
Green areasto link
Wide empty spaces creatinggood views
Noisy surroundings
2012 - Block of fl ats in Pairs, district of Porte Pouchet
Main fl oor plan
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Model 1/100 - South façade
Model 1/100 - North façade
Model 1/500
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1. A shelter in the city 1st year, 1st semester 162. Workshops for a furniture factory 1st year, 1st semester 17
3. A boiler house in Gennevilliers internship at GD-LC 18-19
Equipements
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2009 - A shelter in the city
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2009 - Workshops for a furniture factory
Plan du R+1
The building is organized by a partition both horizontal and vertical.While the ground fl oor houses all the workshops, the fi rst fl oor is composed of both offi ces that line the western side, as well as services accessible by the entrance on the south façade.The entrance to the fi rst fl oor allows a direct access to the factory from the workshops.Marked by the structure, we also fi nd the partition at roof level. Indeed, three diff erent types of roof help to identify each part from the outside.First, the large workshop is covered of sheds that allow an infl ux of homogeneous light throughout the workshop.
On the other hand, the gabled roof that covers the hallway and offi ces helps indicate directions. Here the roof amplifi es the notion of overlooking since it leads the gaze to the ground. Finally the entrance is covered by a fl at roof, it shows the neutrality of the place where anyone can go.If the roof of the building highlights the contrasts found in the activities that are hosted by the workshop the choice of materials, in turn creates the unity of the building. The metal posts admit a light and discreet structure while the wooden roof brings a warmer light on all the concrete walls of the workshops.
Longitudinal section
First fl oor plan
Interior pestective
Interior pestective
Exterior pestective
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2011 - A boiler house in Gennevilliers
This project that took most of my time during my fi srt stay with GD-LC is a competition launched by the CPCU (Parisian company of Urban Heating) in order to build a boiler house in Gennevilier’s harbour (north-east of Paris).Litwin, an engineering group, chose LWA (Luc Weizmann Architect) to help them working the architectural side of the boiler and allow better site planning. By lack of time, LWA has himself chosen GD-LC to handle the graphic work andassist in its deliberations.
2011 - A boiler house in Gennevilliers
An alternative for the silos
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1. Analysis of the city of Trilport 2nd year, 2nd smester 21
2. Analysis of a parisian district : Montmartre 2nd year, 1st semester 22-23
Urban studies (teamworks)
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2011 - Analysis of the city of Trilport
Ensemble pavillonnaire
Maison bourgeoise traditionnelle
Pavillonnaire disséminé
Maison à cour
Zone industrielle Zone commerciale
Remaniement de la maison à boutiqueMaison à boutique
Meaux (1)
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(3)Trilport
Montceaux-lès-Meaux(4)
Fublaines (5)
Bois de MontceauxZAC de la HalotteCentre HistoriqueLa Marne
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Concerning the other side of the city, the entry is completly diff erent. When we come from the forest, the fi rst elements we discover on the north are the the major industrial buildings preventing the apprehension of the whole city.On the south, the detached houses spread discreetly behind a vegetation barrier.The division noth/south is i ncreased by the presence of the secondary road.
Perception of the city from its surroundings
Urban typologies in the city
Trilport seen from the city of Meaux (1) From Montceaux-lès-Meaux’s forest (2)
The entrance of Trilport, from the forest (3)
The entrance of the city, from the bridge (1)
Trilport from the heights of the village of Fublaines (5)From Montceaux-lès-Meaux (4)
From Meaux, Trilport is quite invisible since it is situated in a valley fl oor and and covered by a row of trees. However, on the bridge, the city appears, noticeable thanks to the steeple of the curch and the traditional houses.It makes quite a welcoming entry. The Marne river creates a respiration separating Meaux from Trilport and distinguishing them from each other.
The mayor’s project Our planning strategy
Recreate an entrance to the city
- Install the ecodistrict at the entry of the city
- Stagger the frame
- Boot a greenbelt and green outskirts
- Revegetate the north of the county
- Reduce the risks related to the secondary road
- Create a south peripheral way for local residents
- Create a second area of convenience stores
Habitations R+2
Habitations R+1
Habitations R+combles
Commercial area Commercial area
Industrial area Industrial area
Ecodistrict
Pierre André Morgane CourvoisierFlorence Grillet
Année 2010/2011TD d’analyse : Shahinda Lane
Déambulation
àtravers
Montmartrede
pente la
Groupe 12
Analysis of a Parisian district : Montmartre
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Analysis of a Parisian district : Montmartre
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Outdoor sketching 1st and 2nd year 25
Croquis
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