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MARGERIE BONNET

February 2014

École Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Grenoble

Projects 2009 - 2014

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PORTFOLIO

EDUCATION

LANGUAGES

COMPUTER SKILLS

SKILLS

October 5th 1991Margerie Lucille Laura Bonnet

June 2012

20132012

20142013

20122009

2009

Obtained Bachelor of Architecture atNational Superior School of Architecture of Saint Etienne

Exchange student atUniversity of Louisiana, Lafayette, LA. USA

Second year of Master «Architecture between Urban Landscapes and Uses»National Superior School of Architecture of GrenobleGrenoble, FRANCE

National Superior School of Architecture of St EtienneEtienne, FRANCE

Obtained Baccalauréat in Econimic Sciences, Speciality English, Option Visual Art, with honors.High School Saint Just, Lyon, FRANCE

Native language: French English : FluentSpanish : Proficient

Autocad, Revit, Blender, Sketchup, Adobe Indesign, Illustrator, Photoshop

OpenOffice, Word, Powerpoint

Techninal design, Stage design, Rendering, Graphic De-sign, Visual communication, Public intervention (lecture)

Model Making

NationalityFrench

RESUME

2013

Summer2013

2013

December2013

Art show at Artmosphere BarLafayette, Louisiana, USA

8 Week Internship at Henry A.Boudreaux Architect,/// Technical Designer and Translation worksLafayette, Louisiana , USA

Arts for Cloudheavy Collective ( posters, flyers, sleeves)Lafayette, Louisiana , USA

Preliminary Declaration relating to the constrcution of an additional living room for Demar’s Family.Lozanne, FRANCE

WORK EXPERIENCES

HONORS AND AWARDS

November2012

February2012

2011

Summer2011

January2011

2010

2010

Spring2011

Selected for a Water fountain project in Cameroun Travel in Africa cancelled for medical issues

«La Charette» Regional WorkshopFirst Place, «Praise of the Transparency»Saint Etienne, FRANCE

Installation of Assaut VI’s Exhibition during the Young Creator Week at Ecole Nationale supérieure d’Architecture de St-EtienneSaint Etienne, FRANCE

8 Week Internship at Looking for Architecture/// Technical Designer, Model Maker, CompetitionsLyon, FRANCE

Winter Workshop at Academie Van BouwkunstThird PlaceDirecting by Jeanne Van Heeswijk, HOLLAND

Instructorship, International Biennal of Design of Saint Etienne.Saint Etienne, FRANCE

National Architecture Workshop « ATK » Rennes, FRANCE

5 week Internship at Looking for Architecture/// Stage designer and site supervisor at Nuits Sonores FestivalLyon, FRANCE

Large scale, How to approach working with urban and rural landscapes?

How does a building change its surroundings and fulfill to its function ?Space / Uses / Users / Sites

p.07 - 18 p.19 - 32

The Square,How to design a project with an elementary shape?

Laboratory of ideas,Personal works, workshop and internships

p.33 - 40 p.41 - 47

Large scale, How to approach working with urban and rural landscapes

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Everything in this world is constantly evolving. Towns are growing, populations are increasing. So, architects have to react quickly to these changes. Density and green areas are the new tools of urban landascapes. These projects aim to connect people and spaces.

The new playground for architects is not within the city, it is within, the suburbian / rural aeras.For instance, the sheepfold (a pen or shelter for sheep) aims to combine environmental respect and technology. Inspired by the vernacular architecture, the project tries to create the best dialogue with the landscape.

EYRIEUX VALLEYST ETIENNE, FCE ARLES

LAFAYETTE, LA,

URBAN ANALYSISReconverted CityThe scale of the place

Place Carnot, St ÉtienneFRANCE

Morphologic evolution >

>Constructions and urban tissus around the viaduc

First Year

Before one understands a place, you have to understand the context of the territory to which it belongs.

For exemple, Saint Etienne has been deeply influenced by its industrial past. The introduction of the train to the city in 1859 changed the landscape. The construction of the viaduct opens up the development north of town. Today, the train is an important element in the landscape and allows a new kind of architecture.

08 FRANCE > SAINT ETIENNE

PERSPECTIVES FOR 2035LAFAYTTE, LA, USA

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How does sun light build the urban space, and does the city compose its own light?Arles is situated in the South of France. The annual amount of sunshine is 2801 hours. Naturally, this will an impact on urban decisions.

Density and light.

«Flood»

URBAN ANALYSISReading the cityShadows and Lights

ArlesFRANCE

Third Year

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10 FRANCE > ARLES

Urban section

Arles plan 2050

River section

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11MASTER PLAN

SERRE URBAINE

LA STRUCTURE COMME SIGNAL

LES DEUX ESPACES DE CUEILLETTE CONNECTENT LES HALLES AUX JARDINS

PERCÉESPERCÉES

Urban market hall and urban agriculture

The large roof connects all the uses of the building together. Its function evolves throughout the day. The entire market hall is transformed into a large playground area whenever the vendors leave.

URBAN MARKET HALLConnecting the cityCommon spaces

Arles 2020FRANCE

Third Year

The Roof The Roof> >

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12 FRANCE > ARLES

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Low density landscape

Eyrieux ValleyFRANCE

Second Year

PLAYing WITHTHE LANDSCAPE

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RURAL ANALYSIS

PATHVILLAGE

MILL

ABANDONED FACTORYUNDERGROWTH

INTERACTing WITHTHE LANDSCAPE

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Low density landscape

Eyrieux ValleyFRANCE

Walking and recording the lanscape>

> Model

Second Year

The perception of the environment is sometimes very diferent from reality. Analysis exercices our sensitivity and perception.Then, the establishment of a project folllows the landscape - fitting without destroying.

16 FRANCE > COUNTRYSIDE

RURAL ANALYSIS

Conceptual models

Ground plan

Concept of the run

SHEEPFOLDContempory vernacular architectureTo build with the landscape

Eyrieux ValleyFRANCE

Windows of the landscape from the building>

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Second Year

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hOW DOES A BUILDING CHANGE its surroundings AND fulfill TO its function?SPACE and uses USers and sites

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Working on a project for kids forces the architecture to be clear.They can read the spaces through size and color.

Building a city is creating a specific space which will generate attraction. The building must be in correlation with the site and what is happening around it. These projects aim to connect people to people, spaces to spaces and people to spaces.

EDUCATIONSPORTMIXED USE BLDG

The building aims to give a new urban landscape to downtown Lafayette.Through different programs (offices, galleries,studios, Taco Sisters restaurant and residential), the building tries to reconnect people and spaces. The building aims to create a continuity among Vermilion street and to mark the extension of downtown 2020.

Urban insertion

MIXED USE BUILDINGLiving in the cityLiving together

501 Vermilion St, LafayetteLOUISIANA

Fourth Year

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20 RESIDENTIAL

lifestyle 21

Section

Floor plans

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CONVIVIALITY"23

The goal of the project is to combine different uses in one building. The shape intends to rethink the traditional idea of the block.

MIXED USE BUILDINGLiving in the cityDiversity and complexity

6 boulevard des Belges, LyonFRANCE

Third Year

Section>

24 RESIDENTIAL

A new interpretation of the «block»

Floor plans

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The wooden roof joins the climbing hall and basketball arena.The climbing wall becomes an additional facade and draws the outdoor space.The program is organized along a main axis.

Steel profiles

SPORT COMPLEXDensityClimb

19 Place Carnot, StEtienneFRANCE

Third Year

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26 SPORT

Sections

Floor plans

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The school is designed around an existing tree. The entire space is taking the children in consideration in terms of color and size.

Steel profiles

KINDERGARTENThink, Build, Play

3021 Stewart street, Lafayette LOUISIANA

Fourth Year

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28 EDUCATION

THINK / BUILD PLAY 29

The textures of the walls define the functions of the room.

ART STUDIO FOR SCHOOLSThink Build Play

8 place Paul Pain Levé, St EtienneFRANCE

Second Year

Existing wall>

30 EDUCATION

Conceptual models, «the dialogue with the wall»

Floor plan and section

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The Square.

How DO YOU Design a project with an elementary shape?

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The two first projects push the density of the cubes to their extremes.The Massive VS The Light

More than a symbolic shape, the square is also the base of many forms. It allows transformations and architects to maintain a certain language - just as Bernard Tschumi at La Vilette in Paris.

What makes a project complex is not it`s apperance, but how one gives each space character.

REFUGE WATER FOUNTAIN

HUNTING PAVILION

EXHIBITION PAVILION

This cube of 19x19 feet is looking for the balance between solids and empty spaces. The different degrees of thickness of the walls permit the light to enter the volume of the building.In accordance to the small size, the cube allows only minimal spaces.

Sections

MOUNTAIN REFUGEIn the slope

Fictional site in the Alpes FRANCE

First Year

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Precedent

Termite Pavilion, London, UKSwoftroom ArchitectsSeptember 2009

Plaster modelsNegative of the habitable space

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The project keeps the same dimensions as the last, but the goal is different.Here, the architecture heightens the degree of porosity - thanks to a very light structure made of corten steel and wood. The system also permits the cube to gain height. The project, almost disappears in the nature .

Water color

HUNTING PAVILIONIn the slopeTo explore a filigree structure

Fictional site in LanguedocFRANCE

First Year

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Precedent

VertebraeA couch crafted from CorianToronto, CANBregmann + Hamann Architects

Febuary 2009

ElevationsFragmention of the square

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The intercation of lights and shadows designs the path for the visitor, cutting up the spaces between darkness and brightness. In this way, one feels « moments ». Therefore, one’s body knows when to stop or continue walking.The darker spot is the video room in the center of the building.

Urban situation

ENSASE EXHIBITION PAVILIONScenographyGame of lights

Fictional site in Saint EtienneFRANCE

SecondYear

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Roof plan

Light’s experimentations> >

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LABORATORY OF IDEAS,

PERSONAL WORKS ANDwORKSHOP, INTERNSHIP.

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In architecture, there is no statements, there are only suggestions. Matisse has a big influence on my work. He succeeds to create depth with flat surfaces. Thanks to my art, i am able to pursue another side of space. The process and rendering are questions , as an architect one must confront on an every day basis.

MARGYLAND INTERNSHIP WORKSHOP

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margyland, DRAW your own reality

44 INTERNSHIP AT lOOKING FOR ARCHITECTURE

sCENOGRAPHY OF nUITS SONORES FESTIVAL 2012, LYON . FR

45SPONSORED BY CREATORS PROJECTS

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PLEXIGLAS INSTALLATIONS«URBAN JUNGLE«

47FEBRUARY 2012